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MARKErs BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets

LONDON, July 26.-Consols 9Si@95l;
20 bonds 82s.
FRANKFORT, July gu. S. bonds
S7!@S7g.
LIVERPOOL, July 26.-Cotton market
firm, uplands l2sd; Orleans 1255. Sales
II 900 bales. California white wheat lOs
I'd. Red western No. 2 SO 2d@9J Sd.
Western -four 23s Cd. Corn No. 3 mixed,
sos; old 29s. New oats IS 81. Peas 39s.
New York Money MarEeG
NEW YORK, July 26.-Money easy
and steady at 5(97 per cent. on call vita 8
AZ the ruling rate. Sterling firm at go
I0i for 60 days, and lO!@lOs for sight
Gold tirmer, opened at 1861, advanced TO
1871 aud closed at l37sC9l374. Carrying
rates per cent. to fiat Clearances $685.
100000. The HelVetia for Europe to-
morrow has 800, 600 engaged. Govern
ments strong and higher. State bonds
dull; old Tennessee 63c; new SHE.
New YORK General Markets.
NEW York, Jolly 26-Cotton dull
UpIands SIC Flour s. S5(9G so, and
closing 5(9IOc better. Wheat 81 5S.
Whisky 81 OS@9. Corn dull, unchanged.
Coffee quiet, unchaeged. Sugar quiet.
Cuba ll4G9l2Sc. Molasses steady.
New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, July 26.-COtIon more
doing; middlings &c; sales 669; receipts
lis, exports ll5bales. Gold 1877. Sterling
exchange 1911. New York sight exchange
&c premium. Flour easier; super fine
SIS rs; XXX Sc 40; XXX So IS. Corn,
white 81 rs. OAIs 76@77o. Bran 81.
Hay, prime, $29. Pork held at 1856.
Bacon 154@194c. Lard, tierse 193@2lc;
keg 2l3@223c. Sugar, fine common, 104C;
prime 13f. Molasses, firm. Whisky and
Coffee nominaly unchanged.
1T. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, July 26-Flour ,,$5@5 So
Wheat no spring offering. Corn $500
81 IL. Oats 70@75c. Rye 81 Is. Whis-
XIV ST. O5. Groceries quiet and unchanged.
Pork $33 1904. Bulk shoulders l39c.
Bacon Is, 1S3 and 19c. Hams 23c. Lard
184@19c.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, July 26.-FIour S. S7@7 SO
Wheat 81 374. Corn 96c. Oats 693c.
Rye 81 O6@1 II. Barley 81 80. High
wines 81 05. Sugar 133@l44c. Mess
Pork $33 so. Lard 1S3@@lS3c. Bulk
shoulders 13fc.@133c.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, July 26.-Flour So 259
$50 Corn 85c. Oats 74@76c. Whisky |
81 O5. Pork held 1873 50@34. Bulk meats
i3I. I6I and lie. Bacon 14f, 1871 and
184c. Hams 23924c. Lard 194c. Wheat
81 25@I IS. Rye 96c@$1. Barley 81 %.
Cotton nominally unchanged, none in
market of consequence. Butter 24@
28c. Eggs 13@14c- Cheese l439l5.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, July 26.-Flour "a 25.
Corn 85c. Oats re. Prime sugar l43c.
MoIasses 75c. Sales "a hhds of tobacco
at SIS 8O@11 Is. Pork 1913 so. Bacon
Is, 1S} and l94c, Hams 223c. Lard l9fc
Whisky 81.
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can for Your CertIGcntes,

All persons who filed their applications
last week, are requested to call and get
their certificates. The documents are
signed and ready for delivery, and polite
and aflable gentleman will be found at the
window ready to answer the calls Of those
who present themselves
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Lively Race After "A Hog Thief

A negro named Joe Thomas came into
the city yesterday having in his posses
sion four fine hogs, which he was offering
for sale at very low rates. Officer COlston,
suspiciOning something wrong, started in
pursuit after him, and after long race
captured him in loft on Front street.
He was taken to the stationhouse, and not
being able to give any account of the
hogs, he was sent to the workhouse. Any
person who has lost any hogs would DO
well TO 60 and examine and prove bis
property.
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Certificates Iasued.

Since entering upon the duties of his
Office, Commissioner Mulloy has issued
certificates of registration 10 200 white
persons; and TO go persons of color. Very
few colored persons are applying for GER
tiicates, and the inference is, that nearly
all that class Of people who have been
residents of the county for six months
past have been registered by the former
Commissioner. A residence in the county
of six months next preceding the election
Is required by law.
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DHILOS OPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A NEW
L Course of Lectures, as delivered at the New
York Mus um Of Anatomy. embracing the sub
Youth, Maturity and Old Age; Manhood Cen
orally Reviewed. The Cause of Indigestion;
FlatuIence and Nervous Diseases Accounted
for; Marriage Philisophically Considered. etc.
These lectures will be forwarded on receipt of
four stamps, by addressing SECRETARY BAL
TIMoRE MUsEU OF ANATOMY, "A West Balti-
more street, Bal ~imOre, Nd. myO-ly
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RnhINRrIRR

On Sunday night last a burglar made his
way into the Weller House, on Cherry
street, and entering The room in which
John Ii. c. Weller was sleeping, stole SAC
which was concealed under the pillow.
The burglar was evidently satisfied with
the money, and LEFT without interfering
with watch and chain which Mr.. Weller
had under his head.
On Saturday night, w. d, Robertson, who
has a room on Cedar street, was also robbed
of small amount of money. In this case
too, his watch was not interfered with.
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THE CANVASS.

appointments In Middle and West
Tennessee by the Candidates for
Governor.
The candidates for Governor agree to
the following appointments, to-wit:
Columbia, Tuesday, July q.
Murfreesboro, Wednesday, July Is.
Shelbyville, Thursday, July %.
Nashville, Saturday, July 81.
The above appointments we agree to
~ W.B. STOKES,
d. w. G.. SENTER,
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Fer Rent.

For the balance of the year 1869, 3 to 6
rooms in good order near the Howard
School, on high good location, with a
splendid view of the city, river and the
country. Hydrant and we'll water at the
place. Enquire of John Vogel, Merchant
Tailor, No. Sc North Cherry Street.
:oT "a
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Cool weather Coming. -

Persons who are versed in the study O.
astronomy. and therefore familiar with the
relations of the planets to each other, and
the probable effects Of changes, eclipses
etc., assure US, that the weather in these
parts will be unusually cool from now I'M
till some days after the 9TH of August, at
tributing the moderation to the eclipse
the sun which occurs on that day. w
shall see.
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Thirteenth Observation-Disclosures AT
pointed.


At a meeting of the citizens of the
thirteenth district held last night for the
purpose OF appointing delegates to the con-
vention which assemblies on Thursday for
the purpose of nominating candidates for
the General Assembly, c. F. Reguin was
called to the chair, and w. ]. Hicks ap-
pointed secretary. The object of the meet
ing being stated by the chairman, COM
mittee of three, consisting of Barney
Hynes, Jsmes Ryan and Louis Mullins,
were appointed to select delegates. After
retiring, the committee returned, and re.
ported Barney Hynes and Sam Manning
as delegates, and Charles F. Reguin and
Louis Mullins as alternate9.
1t was further resolved that those pre-
sent of said district would support the
| nominees Of the convention.
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McKendree Sunday School AssOcla

The McKendree Sabbath School Asso-
citation had a regular monthly meeting
Sunday afternoon. After the usual pre-
liminsry exercises, VIM. X. McAlister
delivered an excellent address, taking fol
his subject "Many and Varied are the
Pursuits of Man." and handled it with
mastery effect. Mr.. McAlister is gradu
ate of Bethany College, Virginia, and his
address on Sunday reflects much credit
upon him az a scholar.
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The teachers in the public schools will
be paid to-day by Mr.. Jamison, Secretary
of the Board of Education, between half
past three and half past four o'clock at the
First National Bank The teachers must
he present in person, or send written
nr,iar
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New Firm.

Our young friends d G Douglas and
L D Solomon, of Sumner county, succeed
Francisco as hatters and furrurs and deal
ers in gents furnishing goods at No. %
Cherry street. Let them have liberal
share of patronage.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
Nashville Cotton Market.
MONDAY, July 26, 1869.

The following are the cotton quotations
received at the National Savings Company
corner Union and College streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations are
received hourly, and are always accessible
to the public:
LIVERPOOL. 1l:I5-Cotton market firm
er; sales Il, 900 bales at 12}@12sd.
LIVERPOOL, 1:20-Quotations unehang-
ed.
New YORK, 11:45-Marke dull ard
| prices unchanged.
NEW York, 2:O5-Market quiet but
firm; sales $50 bales at 34c; sales for De
cem5er delivery at 1850; January de
livery 264c.
LIVERPOOL, 5-Uplands 1881; Orleans
12Bd:
NEW YORK, 1:55-Market quiet bu
steady; sales of 800 bales for spinning a
34c; 7C0 bales bssis Low Middling 70
future delivery, including October at 29'
December 263c; January 264c.
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Jacob Kelly was arrested yesterday
at the instance of 4 militiaman named
Grub5, on a charge of assault and battery
lie was taken before Justice Wilkinson
and The case WA dismiRsed.
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There was an advance in gold yesterday.
The following are the New York quo
tations: Opened at 1863; was 1861 at
1925; 1861 at Ills; 1861 at 11:40; 1871
1:5O; and closed at 1873 at P. M. The
rates here were 1861 buying and 1871 sell.
ing.
Exchange on New York is taken by
the banks at par, and sold by them at /
premium.
Government securities are higher. The
following are yesterdays New York quo
tatiOns:
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Has Just come to the city, giving all the
new Railroads and improvements Of the
country up TO July i, 1869, and will
be sold very reasonably to all who wish
fine work, by P. F. Shannon, General
Agent for Tennessee and Kentucky.
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Ga Sunday last, lady of Elgelield tookt
a doae Of arsenic instead of soda, and no
until she became very sick was it discoV'
cred that the mistake had been made. A
physician was called in, and her condition
was very critical throughout the night,
but yesterday hopes were entertained OF
her recovery
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More Rain.

We were visited Sunday night and yes
terdsy with copious and refreshing show
ers of rain, in consequence of which the
streets snd crossings were quite "slushy, y
greatly to the Inconvenience Of Pedes-
trians,
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London advices of yesterday qHote Uni
ted States 20's al SO.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at 60 for the old and 57f
for the new.
The sales of Southern bonds at the New
York Stock Exchange on the 22d inst
were az follows:
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Academy of muslc

This il the last week Of the season, fact
which will be regretted by the patrons Of
the establishment, who have been nightly
favor ell with cLo.ce entertainments. FRI
day evening, we understand, has been set
aside for benefit TO Dan Griffin and
George Grain.
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We are authorized to announce A. B.
Ayres, of Dickson county, as candidate
for the State Senate from the 18th sena-
torial district, composed of Marry, Hick-
man, Dickson and Stewart counties, on the
Senter platform.
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Unchanged,

Pat Sullivan and Pat Shea charged with
swearing falsely were yesterday released
by Justice Mathews,
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Auction Sale.

One two-story brick house, with lot
fronting 80 feet, will be sold, on Thursday
at 10 o'clock, near corner of Crawford and
Vine. NV. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
iy 27-2t. W SLAB.
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RIVER AND WEATHER
ARRIVED:
Umpire, Cairo
DEPARTED:
None.
LEAVING TO DAY:
Umpire, Giro, 4P. NJ.

The river is still receding at this point
with % inches, large, on Harpeth Shoals
Weather cool, cloudy and showery. Mer-
curry so.
The Umpire arrived yesterday from
Cairo, and departs again this evening at
four o'clock. She is one of the lightest oil
The light, and has first class accommoda-
tions. Commanded by Capt John Il.
Bateman, and with Charley Arthur IN the
Office, she is acceptable in every way to the
travelling public.
Capt. Ben. Goad, Of the l. N. Phillips
met with an accident few days ago
While experimenting the construction o
some piers in Indian creek, be received
fall, ipjuring himself considerably, but no
dangerously SO.
Capt. Clark, of the Poplar Mountain
Mines, arrived here yesterday, and goes 4
Pittsburg on business to-day.
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For the LeRisIafure.

We are authorised TO announce james
Davis as a candidate TO represent David
son county in the House of Represents
tives at the ensuing election.
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A large crowd Of country people were
Yesterday registered at The Commercial
Hotel, and it is useless 10 add were well
provided for by our friend Fulghum, the
enerreiic nronrietor.
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EeII down Inn FIT.

A colored man named JEFF. French, was
prostrated by fit yesterday afternoon
near Mr.. IIendershott's drug store. Re
storatives were applied, and upon indica'
ton Of returning consciousness, the IN,
fortunate man was conveyed home.
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Memphis Markets.

MEMPHIS, July 26.-Cotton quiet and
firm; low middling Bic; receipts "a bales;
exports s bales. Flour steady and un-
changed. Wheat, 81 1901 so. Corn
92@93c. Oats .822c. Hay, none in
market. Bran, Zoe. Corn meal, 81 so.
Pork $34 so. Lard 194@204c. Bacon
firm; shoulders 15c; sides 19ic.
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At the solicitation of large number Of
my fellow-citizenp, l announce myself as
candidate for Mayor, at the ensuing Sep
TENDER election. JOHN LUCK.
iy22 te
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AnInInresfInE Sight.

A young man, seated on gig drawn by
braying animal, small in dimensions,
created merriment on the public streets
Loot Sunday
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Registrar Amendments.

j. r. Brown Of Jefferson county, George
w. Green of Hancock county and George
w. Lloyd of Cooke county were appointed
Commissioners of Registration yesterday
by Gov. Senior
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We are authorized TO announce Esq
Samuel B. Davidson, ST.; candidate at
the August election for Representative
from Davidson county in the lower house
of the next Legislature, on the universal
suffrage platform. july1Std
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AssRuItwIth - Razor

Felix Lowe charged with cuttiI g anoth-
er individual on the arm with a razor, paid
three dollars and costs, into the Metropol-
itsn Police Fund Yesterday.
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Henry Petty, colored, WAS arrested yes
terday and taken before Justice Mathews
TO answer the charge of obtaining goods
under false pretences. The case was with
drawn by the prosecutor.
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Sudden Death Of n "Reminiscences
Jury returns 81 Verdict of Brutal
Treatment by her Husband.


Jury returns 81 Verdict of Brutal
Treatment by her Husband.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick, wife Of Con Fitzpatrick
the proprietor Of saloon near the Round
House in Edgefeld, died rather suddenly
about o'clock yesterday morning, and il
Immediately became whispered around
that her death WAS produced by ill treat
ment from her husband. Coroner Novel;
was notified ofthe facts, and repairing to the
house, Summoned jury and proceeded
to hold an inquest, and from The
evidence brought forward the jury re-
turned verdict that her death was pro-
duced by cruelty and iil-treatment at the
hands of her husband Upon this verdict
the Coroner ordered The City Marshal &c
arrest him for trial. The defendant was
taken before Esquire Mathews, who con,
tinued the Gaze. until Friday next. The
Justice also ordered that the prisoner
should have the privilege Of attending his
wife's funeral this morning, in charge Of
an officer.
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CITY NOTICES.

For mirth and dancing, young men
should attend the hope at Kingston
Springs. Club together and get your rail-
road tickets at half rates.
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DO not Delay
RoInS lkeHairPC

II you are entitled to a certificate OF
registration, do not postpone the matter
but apply for il at once.
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Words of Cheer for Young Men.
who having falIon victims to SOCIAL EVILS.
desire better MANHOOD. Send in scaled
letter envelopes. free of charge. Address.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box p. Philadel-
hia. Pa. MN d&wyZ3
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A Well Known Citizen Kilied-neian-
chOIy Affair.

vontlOQ On 1Hufeudy ncAh
A Well KNOWN Citizen Kilied-Meian-
choly Affair.
On Saturday night last, young man
named Vaughn Lawrence was killed by
another young man by the name of Henry
Cox. This unfortunate and sad affair &C.
Cured near the first toll-gate on the Gala
tin pike, in Edgefeld. Mr.. lawrence
while proceeding 10 his home, stopped AZ
the grocery store of Mr.. Cox, where az
alteration occurred between the parties In
relation to remark which Cox accused
Lawrence Of making, personally offensive }.
10 The former. Lawrence denied having
made any such remark, when Cox insisted
that becould prove it by man named Wat
k;ns. Lawrence then requested Cox to go
with him to see Watkins, which was agreed
to. but on the way, the parties again COM
menced to quarrel, and were about to fight,
when they were separated by several young
men who were returning from church
meeting. Reaching the house of Watkins
lawrence in his presence, denied the slate
ment, and said it was lie, after which he
left the spot, and proceeded to his horse fcl
the purpose of riding home, and while ne
was in the act of mounting, Cox shouted
out that lie was a id coward, coupled
with some other Objectionable figure o
speech. Upon hearing which Law
renee left his horse and advances
| in the direction of Cox, AM
when within five feet of his antagonist
Cox drew pistol and fired, the ball takln
effect in the lower part OF the chin an
lodging in the neck, from the effect
which he died about three hours afterwart
The above is the evidence adduced befor
Coroner's jury composed of B. K. Nj
Kenzie, - Herrick, Geo. d. Hughe
John Mckenzie, w. K. Cornelius, Georg
Weber and F. Schultz, and upon whic
evidence they returned verdict of ur
justifable homicide.
I From the time he was wounded until b
death, Mr.. Lawrence conyersed freely abol
business affairs, to his step-father, Mr.. @
, | ruthers, in whose drug store the deceast
| was an attachee, and he also referred to, Il
nature of the difficulty, and how he hi
) been killed. He was young man wide
, | known, and had large circle of frien
i | who deeply reg1t the sad manner of /
D death. After the killing on Saturd
night Mr.. Cox came 10 the city, and ga
b himself up, but yesterday morning,
p warrant was issued for his arrest, and I
r affair will undergo Judicial investigation
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A grand ball will be given at the Stacey
House on Friday evening next. From
the corps of managers that have been
selected to conduct the affair, it promises
TO recherche in every respect,
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Among the guests at the Stacey House
last Sunday were ex.President johnson
and ex- Gov. Isham q. Harris. We heard
of no communication occurring between
the two distinguished gentlemen.
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rUBLIC SPEAKING.

Appointments by Ex- President John
SON.
At the request of many of The people in
the several localities, Ex-PIesident john
son has consented TO address his fellow
citizens at the following times and places
Morristown, Wednesday, July Is.
Rogersville, Thursday, July 80.
Jonesboro, Friday, July 80.
BlountviIle, Saturday, July 81.
Maryville, Monday, August 2.
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Man Of Nashville.

Kings Map of Nashville, the most COM
plete ever published, will be sold from this
date at three dollars TO agents. Call al So
Cedar street.
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Nashville Provision Market

Market firm and quiet. We quote
BACoN.-CIear sides 18l@1S4c; clear
rib sides 18@IS4c; shoulders l43@l4fc;
plain country hams scarce, lS@lS4c.
CHOICE CANvAsED HAMs.-Hart and
Hensley's C. c. c., waranteed, 2l@2l3c,
extra Tennessee, 20@2O3c.
MESS PoRK.-Per barrel S33.
DRIED BEES. c. canyafsed, 2O4@2l
BEEF ToNGUEs-Per dozen Sc so.
LARD.-In tierces 2l@2l4c; kegs and
cans 224(923c.
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Brenktnx In a Door.

Fannie Mathews was fined five dollMs
and coats, in the Commissioner court yes
terday, for breaking in door.
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Rest Navy Onknn

At $3.50 per bale, for sale by French
Brothers, Nos. 62 and GA Market street.
.iy25 st u a 4 SIS. e.. - ff
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The various churches in the city were
largely attended on Sunday, If being II
pleasant day.
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Choice Teas.

If you want choice teas, 60 10 G l.
Fuller & Co, Masonic Building, Church
Street, as they have received fresh stock.
jy23-3t,
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MALI Attended.

Yesterday we had the pleasure of meet
ing in the city, President Graves, Of the
Mary Sharpe College, Virginia.
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WE are authorized 10 announce A. d.
Nicks, formerly a member,) candidate
at the ensuing election to represent Dick
son county in the next Legislature.