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New AdVertIsenents.

The National Savings Company, corner
Union and College streets, furnish ex-
change on New York and New Orleans al
the rate of So per thousand.
An unusually large and general assort'
msnt of seasonable dry goods will be sold
by Yeatman, Shields & Co., this morning
Merchants should be on hand for bargains
DIR. L. L. Coleman, for many years a sue
cessful practitioner in this city, presents
his card this morning. The testimony tC
his skill in the treatment of chronic and
other special diseases is attested by hun
dreds of his patients in Nashville and
elsewhere, and we call special attention o.
those afflicted to his advertisement.
Crunk, Dodson & Co. have an extensive
auction sale this morning.
We call special attention TO the adver-
tisement of DOoley's yeast powder, which
comes to us highly recommended as suPe'
rior to all others. 1t is guaranteed to be
pure, and gives the best satisfaction. Fol
sale by the best grocers in the city.
Jacob Thein'S opening Spring sale COM
mences on Wednesday.
. First class boarding may be had by APP
plication 10 Mrs Cartwright, No. q
North Summer street.
In our special column will be found the
n,rd of tba GarbaDn Manufacturing Com
pany, of Providence, Rhode Island, the
most extensive silver ware mandatory in
the world.
Byreference to announcement elsewhere
it will seen that NJ. NJ. Brien, Sr., is can
didate for Chancellor of the Chaneery
District
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The Bunkum Flag Stat, which has a
greater circulation combined than any pa.
per ever published in Edgefeld junction
will on next publication day issue one
hundred thousand extra copies. business
men who desire to have their names in
print will please hand ia their favors &C.
companied with the cash. The publisher
will endeaVor to mention favorably every
business house in the place, solely for the
benefit of the town, but will be acluated
principally by desire to "put money in
his purse" Those who are liberal with
the cash will receive the necessary amount
Of space in an extravagant puff, but those
who do not pay th, fiddler cannot dance
in the columns of the Bunkum Flag StuE, 30.
called.
p. S.-The Bellbuckle Grabbing Hoe Of
Truth will publish time, and forward bill
to the Bunklrm Flag STAT, or "any other
man"
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Nashville Flour and Grain Market.
FLoUR-We still report dull market.
The sales of the day which were confined
to the local trade ranged from 5000 80
for super to family.
Corn MEAL-The local inquiry is fair
with shipments to-day of 300 bushels to
Southern markets. We quote city kiln
dried at s. 25 per barrel, and unbolted,
loose at Csc.
CoRN-We heard of no receipts to-day
save few small lots in wagon. The ship
ments included some $500 bushels. Mar
ket steady at Coo buying loose, and 75c
sacked and delivered in depot.
RYE-We heard Of sale in store and
shipment to-day of 800 bushels rye al
81 so per bushel.
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Masonic Record.

The April number Of this sterling pc
riodical is on our table. We regard il
fully equal TO its predecessors. Among
the articles Of special interest are; "Grand
Priory of Knights Templars Of Scotland,
by Geo. S. Blackie, NJ. D.; Historical
Observation-Disclosures Lodge No. g e.,
Nashville" by Arson Nelson lis the
Heart that makes the Home" "Masonic
Law" "The American Rite" by A. G.
Msckey, NJ. d. etc. The Record deserves
the patronage Of every Mason, and We
cordially commend it 10 their consider
aitcn City Subscribers supplied at the
Office No. II Maxwell House.
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A New Enfernrise.

II. G.. ScovePs real estate mart on Cedar
street was inaHgurated yesterday by the
frat spring sale of the season. There were
good many persons present, but the bid
ding was not as spirited as it might have
been. -Four lots on Deaderick street, in
rear of the Planters Hotel, we're sold
The first lot, of twenty feet, WAS purchased
by James Turner OF S65 per foot. The
next was knocked down to Robert Thomp-
san at $50 per fool and the third lot, Of
twenty feet front, TO James Turner, for
SIS so per foot; and the fourth lot, Of
t5enty-one feet, to James Turner, at Sol
per foot. After this sale, the company
present were invited to partake Of a sump-
tuous lunch prepared by the proprietor,
which invitation was responded TO with
alacrity, every man doing full Justice TO
the occasion.
This new enterprise of Mr.. ScoverS has
opened under lattering auspices, and is
likely TO be very successful.
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RIVER AND WEATHER
No arrivals or departures.
IFAVTNG To-nAv

Tyrone, Cairo. 4PM
The river was still falling at this point
yesterday, with 9 feet on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather clear and cold.
There were no arrivals or depsr,ures
yesterday, and the wharf presented a yery
dismal appearances, not a boat in port since
Saturday evening.
The Tyrone passed Clarksyille at I
O'Clock yesterday, and will arrive at an
early hour this morning.
The Robert is the next steamer dine from
Cincinnati. She will arrive this evening
or tomorrow, Her list Of consignmenis
appear elsewhere.
The Tyrone is The regular paekst for
Cairo this evening at 4 o'clock. When
the travelling public are advised that CAM,
Tom Harmon is in command, and Wash
Weaver and Alex. Hard in the Office, the
conversation on this subject is sufficient
Ii Is said III at not pound Of govern
msnt freight was lost or injured By the Ie>
cent eonAAgration at ST. Louis.
The following transfer of s,eamha.,s
have been made al St. Louis recentIv
March 10, lS60-Steamer st JoseDb. JoI,,
L. LathrOp, John w. Brooks and Naths n
lel Thayer sell 20 Memphis and 81 Toni,
Packet Company for $4,000. March rs
l869-Steamer Colorado John I, -
throp, John w. Brooks and Nathaniel
Ihayer sell to Memphis and 81. Loni.
Packet Company for $4,000. March D.
Io6O-Steamer Antelope: Carter n Conn
sell one- fourth to Vim. B, Ma..is for
$4,000. '''
The following is the list of cossiepess
of the steamer Robert Moore from Cinein-
natl to this place:
N &DRR, &CRR. Rich A. Kin
Weakley & Warren, MeKoin 4 Co ID ?,
Coleman, Terrass & Co, Treppard 4
Co, Berry & Demoville, A M PsTrina e
20, A Nj Iennlson Il Co, Hamilton & Co.
Mcclure, Buck q Go, J A Dale, J w
wilson q 20, Ewin, Pendleton & Co.
French Bro, Litterer CabIer, Campbell
\ S9lre, ID Dougheny, G. X Parsons & Co.
Rhea Smith & Go, l. Meiss, Z Michel. r.
Sehnnemsnn, Dortch & Haddock, W.
Phillips, ii Cohen, Jacob THEM. NJ
BuThs, 5 B SPurlock Il Co, r + Adams.
4 jenkins, Cooley, Carlo Cherrio.
linl, n l. Greenfield, Brien & ThsKton.
A Tyler & Co, Hicks, Houston 4 Co.
Buck, Barnes & Co, Morris & Strattop
B Mathews, III LoWenthal, G F Akers.
Rosenheim Bros, W Phillips, Ewing &
NcClaugherty, F Henry, DemoviHe 4
20, G w Hendershotf, s Macy 4 Brown
Hartford, Reeves &c Co, Evans. Fne
Porter & Co, Yeatman, Shields & %
Crank Anderson, Gray & KirkmaD. Mur,
ay, Jones & Co, B S Weller & Son. r.
Boyd, j L Brimhem, NJ A Parrish & 90.
; T Fleming, NJ b Toney, Bailey. Ord.
ray Co, Craighead, Breast & Gibson.
by telegraph
CAIRO, April Passed, steamer Al.
anita for Nashville at IL a. M, and
.uusden at 5 p. m.
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The New Bridge Question.

We are reliably informed that in the
event free bridge 3 stretched across the
Cumberland, upwards Of $4,000 will be
invested in manufacturing establishments
on the Edgelield side of the river. An
effort is now being made to induce the
county commissioners to subscribe in be-
half of the county $4,000 to the new
bridge, and If this is done there will be nc
difficulty in raising the rest.
The people of Edgefeld are clamorous
for new crossing place, and if the free
bridge is failure, il is more than likely
that an attempt will be made to raise suf.
fcient stock to build the same. While
the iron lie hot, we say strike for new
bridge and street railroad.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-06

A negro named Taylor Earles, con.
victed at the April term Of the Jefferson
county Circuit Court last year for larceny
received his pardon yesterday under the
provisions Of the law of 1886, passed fol
the encouragement Of conVicls to conduct
themselves with industry and propriety
The warden Of the penitentiary gave ia.
VOrable report ia his behalf, and he there.
fore is released from confinement some
three weeks before the expiration of bis
.ima
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Arkansas Tooth Pick.

Upon the person of one J. w. Sneetr,
who was picked up by the police yester-
day for drunkenness, was found large
bowie knife, very dangerous looking iu-
strument in close quarters. Upon the
charge OF carrying concealed weapons, he
had an examining trial before the Police
Commissioner, and in default of one thou
sand dollars bond for his appearance be.
ore the Criminal Court, was committed TO
oil
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Fight.

A lively little fight occurred on Broad
street Sunday last, between a youth named
Adler and two men named Bernstein:
During the melee one If the Bernsteins
drew pistol and threatened to shoot his
antagonist. The Bernsteins were arrested
and each fined in the Police Court yester.
day morning. But the arrest and fine did
not seem to cool them down, for on last
evening the same party had another
round, and we're rearreated, and gave bond
for their appearance before the Police
Commissioner this morning.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-06

On Saturday night last, Gen. Joseph A
Cooper, who was promenading around the
Capitol, had the misfortune to fall I. ON
the last porIieo TO the ground floor, dis
lance of some twelve or fifteen feet, by
which he sustained injuries which however
we are glad to say we're not serious. Hi:
left wrist was dislocsted, and his foot and
ANGLE sprained, but fortunately no bone:
were broken. He ia at present confined tC
his bed, but will be able to be out again
in few days.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-06

Geo. Linier, the trusty negro, who on
Saturday last robbed the Recorders
Office of 1892 in corporation checks, was
arraigned before the Pole Commissioner
yesterday and required 10 give bond Of
$1,000 for his appearance at the next tenn
of the Criminal Court The bond was not
forthcoming, and George was committed TO
Jail TO dream over his little adventures IN.
der Radical rule.
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middIing At &c; IS do at 26Ic; Is ordir.rv
a. I44c; "a middiiDg at Csc and So strict low
miedlsDg at &c, were the principal itsm-
receipts to-day 2lz bales; shipped I4S
Dsles. The receipts for the week ending
this evening were 2, ss4 bales, and exDorss
o,664 bales rgainst 3,O26 bales received
and 4, 46l exported last week. and 3 595
bales received, and $500 exported for The
week ending April 4, 1868. Stock an
hand April I, 1865, was 6,272 bales. Mid.
ding was then 3OS004c in Memphis and
124@l2sn in Liverpool.
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PATENTED FEBRUARY 2, 1853.
Jenkins Stomach BitterS!

Owing to the great success Of Jenkins Cele-
baated Stomach Bitters as a certain SPECIFIC
TONIC and INVIGORATOR, for all disorders
Of the Stomach. Aatulency and loss Of appetite,
interested parties are flooding the market with
cheap and worthless nostrums. under tho name
Of Stomach Bitters, The public are cautioned
against using them. as their sole merit consists
in q very inferior article of Rot Gut, manu-
featured in the Northern market especially for
Southern sale.
JENRIN'S STOMACH HIFEERS
are composed Of the purest materials. prepared
with the greatest care By an experienced chem
ist, tested and approved by the principal medi
cal practitioners of Tennessee, and secured by
LETTERS PATENT. (the infringement of
which is felony) They can be used by ALL with
confidence. as a SAFE. CERTAIN and SPEEDY CURE
for all they are specified for; besides they are q
a GENUINE SOUTHERN REMEDY. and
worthy of SOUTHERN PATRONAGE.
For sale by all Druggists and Medicine VEN
ders throughout the United States.
Principal Depot and Mandatory, No SO
North Market street, Nashville, Tenn.
r. P. JENKINS,
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London advices of yesterday quote
United States 5-20s at 835.
Tennessee Bonds have improved, Tie
old are quoted in New York at 65i and the
new at 644,
Nashville corporation checks are quiet
a, SI@S2c.
The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the let
ints we're as follows:
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.


LONDON, April 5-Evening-U. s.
Bonds quiet, 49,.
FRANKFORT, April 5.-United States
bonds 873.
LIVERPOOL, April -Evenipe.-Cotton
dull; uplands on spot I2f; aAost Il. o.
leans 124; sales 5000 bales.
New York Honey Market.
NEw York, April 5.-The chief fsa-
ture of Wall street to-day was the iucreas-
ing stringency In money. Demand urosnt
from brokers throughout the dav. The
banks are either close on their legal re-
serve or below the point. Closing rates
were per cent. gold, at Lilo per cent
commission or per celL currency, and l
per cent commission. Sterling frmer, and
prime bankers bills generally held above
the market quotations Of sI@Slc for 60
days and S4@Sse for sight. These QUO
tatloDs are almost nominal. Gold frmer
but dull; opened 81 :, advanced to 3Il, and
fell TO 3 and closed at 81 {. Rates paid
.or carrying were 5, Al, 81, 3, 2, and 1-32
per cent TO float. Gross elearsnces thirty
nine million. State bonds steady, bat dull;
old Tennessee's G4l; new Ga.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, April 5.-Slandard sheet.
ings l5l@l5c, and other grades range from
10 to l43c. Prints 1l3@124c. Delaines
1S4@2Oc.
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, April 5.-Cotton a shade
lower; sales 400 bales; uplands 2S1c.
Flour S. 5000 05, closing at $56iO.
Whiskey 92@93c. Corn S6@S9c. Wheat
dropping. Rice active and excited. FRe
higher. Sugar, Cuba 1l4@123c. Molas4-
eI quiet.
New Observation-Disclosures.
NEW ORLEANS, April s-Cotton lower,
middlings 28fc; sales 1900 bales; re-
ceiptss since yesterday 1888 bales. Gold
BIZ. Sterling 14l4. New York sight
b94c premium Sugar dull; common Sc;
prime l4e. Molasses scarce, prime zoe.
So. Louis Markets.
ST.. LOUIS, April 5.-Flour S4a5 90
Wheat 81 1901 60. Corn 63@67c. Oats
60@63c. Barley 81 706I rs. RyesI 25
Ell q. Whisky SSe- Sugar 13f@154c.
MolAsses 659SOc. Pork S31@32. Bulk
meats unchanged. Bacon 13f, 161@I7e;
Lard 18c.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, April 5.-Fiour 81 7s66 Is.
Wheat 81 O74. Corn sic. Oats. 531c.
Rye 81 1902. Barley 81 So. High
wines SIC. Sugar l4@l5ie. Pork $50 rs.
Lard II 4c. Hams ljc. Bulk shoulder.
life.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, April Sugar aud Molss-
ses dull aud dropping. Flour and grain
unchanged Whisky SS@S9c. PorkSSi 81.
bulk meats held at 12@I44c; bacon I3l
16l and 164c. Lard 18c. Cotton quiet
middIings 27@274c. Butter scarce, De-
higher at 44@47. Eggs scarce 22@2Sc.
Coffee firm, 2l@26c.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE. April 5.-SaIes So hid.
tobacco at S5(9l5. Pork S3I 75ta32.
Lard lS3c. Bacon IA, II, and l7Ic.
Bulk meats 13@161c. Flour IS SOFAS.
Corn 65@66c, Oats 630s5c. Sngar
14@l6e; Molasses S0(985c Whisky a..
Cotton 26!c. Wheat 81 4O6I so.
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, April 5.-Cotton dull, nomi.
nally 274c; receipts COZ; exports 384.
Flour dull, s. so. Corn 92S93c. Ox.
DOC. Hay SIG. Aork S32 so. Lard I9I
92O4c. BIcon quiet; shoulders IA; sides
lI4e. Bulk meats quiet; shoulders 1870,
sides 1870.
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BAcoN-Clear sides 174@l74c; should
era 1S!@l4c; plain country hams Ice.
CHOICE HAMS Hart e Henaley's C.. G..
G. hams, canvased, 192c.
MISS PoRK-Per barrel S32.
LARD-In tierces 194c; half barrels 20c.
kegs, cans and caddies 2ic.
DRIED BEEF-Sugar cured, 1S4@1sc.
BEEF ToEGUEs--Per dozen, So 30.
CoRNFD BEEF-Per half barrels, SIP.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
A Man Knocked Down and Robbed of
$40.

N WAN kAuuChc0 uO6h ANU hObDtsa VI
$40.
Late last evening man named w. R.
Witherford, who lives ON the Nolensville
pike, about six miles from the city, was
walking through Criddle street in the
neighborhood of the jungles, when he
was knocked down by one james Myers,
who was in company with VIM. Brown
and the notorious Bose Haley. Mr.. With
erfOrd made complaint at the police sta.
ton that be had been robbed of $40 in
currency by the trio mentioned above, all
of whom were arrested. Haley and
Brown gave bond for their appearance
this morning, and Myers was committed
to the workhouse. Full developments
will be made at the trial this morning.
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fehITtf Pateptee and Proprietor,

BHteheIOr's Hair Dye This So endid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The Only
true and perfect Dve-harmless, reliable, instIn
taHeous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
iEned William A. Bachelor. All theirs are
mere limitations and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists snd Perfumers. Factory, 81
RarrlaY street. New YORK. apT29 l
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Ex-President johnson

Will arrive here by the Chattanooga train
on "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AT o'clock.
A committee has been appointed to meet
him at Murfrsesboro. The Radical authori.
ties having refused to offer the hospitali.
ties of the city, it is proposed that the
people turn out in their strength, and
spontaneously tender him welcome be-
fitting The occasion.
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A LN0IIkY.

should like TO know Mr. LANDE's opinion
about Il capt ain of a ship who. when at sea with
large number OF passengers in full sail, and
when all OF a sudden comes a little breeze
against his expectations, gets excited and de
serts the ship Would Mr.. LANDR pronounce
hlm worthy TO be a commander? | would also
like to know his opinion Of leader of a con-
gregatI0n who at the time when the law given
by God IN the Pentateuch is on the pulpit snl
he stays there to Oficiate, gets so lost by Pas
SION thithe leaves the law of God on the rul Dit
and deserts the place of worship 10 the middle
Ol Inc service, because youth was called up 10
read, which our law permits. ard with which
tNei ybOIy ia the synagogue vas highly pleas ed
Is that the announcement which our rising
generation, who have lot to be the banner
bearers OF our religion, are to receive from
ILsiT commanders? We should lie 10 know.
NJ NOAH
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Disorder V HOuse

Complaint being yesterday made to
Esquire Thnrneck against Eliza Simmons
for keeping a disorderly house, to the au,
noyance of her neighbors near the post
Office, an order was issued to the Sheriff
TO have the nuisance suppressed.
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a ColCred woman named Rhoda Cross,
was ytsler day srIaigned before Esquire
ThuIDecE Oh TIE charge Of stealing solid
gold ring worth SIG from Mira Folsteien.
Failing to give security for her appear.
ance al the Criminal Court, Rboda was
sent to Jail 10 await trisl.
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Personal

P. !. C. Nelson, late Speaker Of The
Senate, arrived in the city yesterday.
VIM. q. Brien, Esq, returned yesterday
morning from busines5 trip to St. Louis.
Col +. w. Latham, of Texas, is stor-
ping a day or two at the St. Cloud. He is
C,.T5utC for Washington.
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Gold is a shade higher. The following
are the New York quotations of yesterday /:
Opened at 1913, was 1919 at 1l:25, 1914 at
ll:5O, 1914 at 1890; 1919 at 2, and closed
at 1915 at $50 P. NJ. Dealers here were
paying l3l and holding at 1872, with very
little doing. Silver is bought at 125.
Exchange on New York is taken by
the banks at par and sold by them at 3c
premium.
There was another decided advance in
United States Bonds yesterday. Dealers
here were holding the new issue series
5 2O', at ll44. The following are the New
York rates
United States Gs Of 81, .I15I
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CITY NOTICES.

For safety, economy and brilliant light,
buy the oil offered for sale by w. d.
Kline, druggist, Masonic Temple. 1t is
almost inodorous. The oil inspector is
again forced TO acknowledge that the fire
test is much higher than any in the city.
luz
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For Chancellor seventh District.

We are authorized 10 announce Chas.
6. Smith, of Montgomery, candidate
for Chancellor of the 9TH Chancery Di-
vision, composed of the counties of Stew
art, Montgomery, Robertson, Sumner, Ma
con, Jackson and Smith. Election 18th
of April. mar17-tde
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In consequence of the non-arrival of r.
f. Trevallick, there was no lecture at the
Capitol last night, much 10 the disappoint-
ment Of those who were present.
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For Suprpme Judee.

We are authorized TO announce Judge
A. NJ. Hughes, of Maury, as a candidate
for Judge of the Supreme Court from the
Middle Division. mar17 tex
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A negro named II. II. Mitchell, arrested
for stealing clothing valued at $40, had an
examining trial before the Police Com
missioner yesterday, and was required TO
give bond for his appearance before the
criminal conrt, in default of which he was
committed ia Jail
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Tobacco Sales.

The sales oftobaeeo by Turnkey & Wool
bridge, GAINESVILLE, for the week ending
April ?, were l72 hogsheads as follows:
Is hhds good leaf Sl1@12 IS.
"a hhds medium leaf $1,000 IS.
80 hhds low leaf $500 80.
40 hhds Tugs S5@7 rs.
hhds trash 1904 IS.
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IhS ErIlif

Ice was again visible yesterday mora
ing, and the peach crop it is thought, il
not altogether destroyed, is very seriously
1amaueJ
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AssRulting his Wi
FUNERAL NOTICE..
*

The officers and members of Cumberland,
Phoenix and Germania Lodges r. X A, NJ, are
notified to meet at Masonic Hall, at 2P.M. on
Tuesday, April 6. for the purpose of attending
the funeral of Brother "a. q. BURTON. Funeral
service at the residence Of his mother, Mrs E.
z, Sigler, No. $50 Demenbreun street, at 3
O'Clock p. NJ. All Master Masons in good stand
ing are respectfully invited to attend.
". +. FOSTER, w. NJ. No. 8
}. Ii. JOHNSON, W. NJ. No I3l
e. c. GIERS. W. NJ. No. 3i5.
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Tie April term Of this court com.
merced yesterday. An order was made
for taking up Jail cases this week and
felony bail cases next week. The fourth
week Of the term was set for the COM
mencement of work ON the misdemeano
dncEet
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-06

The Apiarisn Society OF Tennessee
will hold its next meeting at the rooms of
the Agricultural Society, in this city, on
on Saturday next, at o'clock. All be
Esenrrs are inaited 70 be present.