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ReIigiaus Notices.

First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Services at the usual hours, morning
and evening by the pastor, Rev. DIR. A. j.
Baird.
First Presbyterian Church-The Rev.
DR.. Moore has returned, and will preach
to-day at 1920 a. m. and 8. p. m.
Second Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, corner of Mulberry and College
streets Regular services at IL o'clock a.
m. aud q p. m. by the pastor, Rev. j. d.
kirkpatrick. Singing exercises at 81 p. m.
Observation-Disclosures 81 a. m.
preaching 1Ol a. No. by the Pastor, s p. m.
by Rev. 4 s. Hsygood. All the Methodist
Sunday schools of Nashville and Edgefeld
are requested 10 attend musical practice
by Prof Mcintosh at 3 p. m.
Union Chapel NJ. E. Uhurch-Preaching
I'd, W at IL a. m. by the Rev. F. A.
Mason, and at e p. M. by Rev. j. Braden,
Sabbath school at 2 p. m.
Central Baptist Church-Services to- day
at II a. n. and 7;30 p. m. Preaching by
the pastor, Rev. W. G. Imam. Sabbath
school at 8 a. m, and singing exercises by
the children at 2:30 p. m.
Edgefald-As St. Anne's Church is al
present undergoing repairs, divine service
will be held this day in McOlure's Hall,
Woodland st eet, at 1920 a. m. and P.
m; also Sunday next, same time and place,
by the Rev. w. j. Ellis.
Christ Church-Morning service at 1886
6. a., evening service at 81 IN. Subject
of evening lecture, 1.-THE Lakeside Of
Galilee" Rev. W. Graham, rector.
Church of the Advent-seats free-cele
bration of the holy communion $50 a. m.
Morning service 1890 g. m; evening ser.
vice p. m. Services daily during the
week
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FEDERAL COURT.

The following business has been trans
acted since our last report:
Tillinghurst, Duffisld and Partridge, vs..
w. b. Turnkey, ct ais. Defendants allowed
further time to answer.
Unites States vs. w. s. Evans, in two
cases fJrfeitures were set aside.
United States vs.. Z. w. Carey, indicted
for holding Office in violation of the Four
tenth amendment. Indictment dismissed
and defendant discharged on payment OF
costs.
United States vs.. d. W. Tucker, indicted
for holding Office contrary to the Four
teenth Amendment. mol. pros. entered
In two cases.
United States VS.. Charles Colson, for
holding Office contrary to the Fourteenth
Amendment. MOL. pres entered in two
cases.
United States vs. Doll Baker, indicted
for not paying special tax. The case was
tried, and the jury found that the defend
ant did, at the time charged in the indict-
ment, sell in the market at Nashville the
produce of his own vegetable garden, and
that said sales were under the sum OF
$4,000.
United States vs.. w. S. Evans, charged
with illicit distilling, case continued.
Ia five cases Of III. j. Lukens L 90. We.
j. B. Clements, the demurrer was sus-
tanned and causes dismissed.
On Monday the peremptory call of the
law docket will be commenced, and causes
disposed of in the order they are reached.
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Elsewhere viii be found the prOclama-
ton Of Gov. Senisr, offering reward for
the apprehension of Anthony DowthIt,
charged with murder.
Yeatman, Shields d Co. have a sale OF
spring dry goods on Tuesday.
Jouvin's kid glove cleaner can be had at
Halls drug store.
Nashville Council No. / i. and 5. NJ.
meets tomorrow night.
Tarrant's Settler Aperient is recon-
Enended by all physicians.
There is tremendous rush TO the Star
clothing store of Mike Powers, Public
Square. Why: Because he is Offering
magnificent assortment of goods made up
expressly for this market.
On Wednesday next Browns & Cheat
ham viii offer at public sale some valuable
city property.
A lot of cabine5 makers tools for sale.
Don't overlook the statement of the st.
louis Mutual Life Insurance Company.
A mocking bid escaped-liberal reward
Tor its return.
On Thursday, May 4, twenty lots TO be
sold by the Trustee Ct the Tennessee Hos
pital FIR the Insane.
DR.. Dixon, dentist, has removed to the
1dUbICll DlOCh, Ou Duu1L1cA StiWoh-
The spring fair of the Tennessee HOrti-
cultural Society will be held in the Can
:reli block on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday this week.
4 No. l wood workman wanted by d.
Writesman.
Splendid childrens suits, lace points,
lacss, parasols and fans, Japanese silks
and other goods Just received by G. Rice
u Co. They are always mp with the
times.
Those intending TO exhibit at the Expo
sition hould call at Singleton's bookstore
and procure some handsome show cards.
Gall on d. B. Hicks for your ice chest,
gffriee-ator and water coolers.
&ae Wholesale quotations for paints and
oils.
EounG-psrfeciion ID the fl of shirts
and drawers. If you don't believe it call
on ETY. Il Whitesides.
Day board at Hemphills-only Sc per
week.
The Rink opens again next Tuesday
night for the season, and assemblies viii
bs continued as heretofore.
s lfsl & Pfeifer, pyoprietors of the
South Nashville Brewery have been ma
HIng mono improvements and added new
department to their business. Their ad-
vertisiment, which appears this morning,
furni,hes interesting details.
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We have received from the eminent
New York publishers, Appleton 4 Co.,
through the established house Of w. I.
Berry 4 Co, of this city:
The Dzs0Ezz OF Man: BY Charles DAr-
win, n. A., F. r. s., in two volumes.
This work Is BY the aufhor of s'The Or
gin CT Species" q work which has probably
been more universally read than any scien-
tife WORK Of the day. 'sEhs Descent Of
Man and Selection in Relation to Sex Is
fit successor Of the Origin Of the Species,
and is Attracting universal attention IN the
intellectual world. It's theories viii no'
receive general credence, but its reseaEcn'
and the boldness and ability Of the author,
win recsive general admiration. Whetnei
right or wrong, it is remarkable pooA'
and valuable contribution to the ntefa-
tuIe of the day.
HEAar's EASE. in two volumes, by Mlst
Yonoe. the author of the Heir OF RedclyHel
Is a deiightfnl novel of the right tone. II
is pleasant and sensible, with sufficient o.
romance without being sensational.
WESTWARD BIZ RAIL, by W. F. Rae
This is q graphically written and interest
ing description of "The New Route to the
East" The traveller begins his journey
at Liverpool, sails TO New York and thence
travels westward by rail across the cont
nent. There are vivid descriptions of tbs
voyage, the sights and scenes by rail, 'th'
Garden City" across the prairie, over th'
Rocky Mountains, Salt Lake, the Nor
mons, and on to San Francisco aud return
There is q world of information of th'
places visited by the author. MIR. Rae Il
not SO highly pleased with Mormonisn
as many of the rose-tinted writers wh'
have preceded him.
From j. B. Mppincott & Co., Philadel
phia, through our excellent young friend
W. @. Collier, on Union, we have received
A VISIT TO MY DISCONNECTED COUSIN
being No. of the Handy Volume Series
This series of story books has acquired
very high reputation, and this numbe
will be read with as great interest rs an,
which have preceded it.
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1t is reported that the dogs in Slatetown
are still continuing their depredations,
and several hogs are killed nightly.
Mr.. Wolf, the Surveyor of Customs, re-
Gently collected So, 1854 in gold, as United
States revenue on property passing
through his hands.
Forty negro troops recruited here, we're
10 have been sent to Texas last night, 60
ing by way of the Nashville and Decatur
road southwark.
One of our city physicians was yester-
day engaged in making out papers prepar-
atory to the transmission of o negro wo-
man named Millie Alexander, wife Of
Daniel Alexander, to the Lunstic Asylum,
if she shall be found q proper subject fol-
admission.
The negro Pete McGavock, who was re.
Gently injured by the driver of a North
Nashville street Car, is reported to be i'm
proving, and his wounds are healing quite
rapidly.
The little infant by thename Of Walpole,
that had thigh broken recently, is i'm
proving as well as could be expected.
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Davidson County Farmers, Club

There was to have been q regular meet,
ing of this club yesterday, at which it had
been expected that General Harding would
deliver an essay on blooded stock. As the
General was absent in Memphis and other
stock gentlemen were not in attendance,
no regular meeting of the club was held
yesterday. Col. j. G. Minor, of Nashville,
exhibited to three or four of the members
who we're present, his invention of three
ploWs in one, containing a subsoil, level
pillow and hill-sider. The upper plows
are intended 10 enter about four inches
from the surfsce of the earth, while the
subsoiler will go eight inches lower. The
Colonels invention excited considerable
interest and trial of the plow may per-
haps shortly be made.
No questions were discussed yesterday,
and on motion of Mr. Tanning, the club
adjourned for two weeks, to meet on Sat
urday the 18th of MAY.
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souErHING NEyyaNLAv,


The Cayil Rights BEM Bosere the
United states Osrcuft Court-The
Rights Of Common Carriers 20
Separate white from Colored Pas
sougers. ssA
In July, 1870, We published an account
Of George and Elizabeth Garter. eolored.
insisting on their contract right to ride in
the ladies' car on the Louisville and Nash
vile railroad, and Of their being elected
from that car on account of their color.
The conductor and his assistants were
subsequently, indicted in the United States
Circuit Court at this place, for this expul-
sion; being charged with depriving the
Carriers of their rights secured to them
under the act of Congress Of April 8, 1866,
entitled San act to protect the citizens OF
| the several States of this Union in their
civil rights, aud for other purposes.
q Yesterday the cause was heard be-
fore his Honor, Oonally F. Tngg,
District Judge, Hpon the motion Of
counsel for the defendants to quash
the indictment for certain alleged
deficiencies in law. 1t was insisted for
the defendants, that Congress never in
tended by this act to prevent common
carriers from making reasonable reg0la-
| tons for the protection of the comfort and
convenience of their passengers; and that
the civil rights sought to be enforced, was
| the right to the benefit of all laws and pro-
ceedings in courts of justice in the sew
ersl States for the security of person and
property, the same as white persons. 1t
was claimed for the government that, by
| the purchase of the ticket, the colored
passenger was entitled to enforce every
right, and enjoy every privilege accorded
| white passengers.
The case is the first of the kind, We be-
lieve, that has ever been brought in the
United States, and very reasonably excites
much interest in legal and railroad circles.
the case was argued for the defendants by
Andrew Allison, Esq, and Col. Baxter
Smith, and by District Attorney r. Nc
Phail Smith, for the United States Ed.
Baxter, Esq, will conclude the argumen.
for the defendants Monday,
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New NAUSiCs

Days of Yore, song and chorus, q
pretty rsminiseuce of youth and home,
expressive of the Wanderers bitter-sweet
reflections.
Zone Little Curl of Auburn Hair,
words and music by J. Fl. MoNaughton,
one of the most touching melodies from
that distinguished master.
Come Back to Erin, a waltz arranged
by Frank Musgrove from Claribels favor
lite air of the same title. 1t is the waltz OF
the season, merry moving whirl of sym
phony.
s'Gracie with the Golden Hair" song
and chorus, by III. H. McChesney. This
is perfect little geR, rapturiDg in its
simplicity and faultless in expression, CON-
bining every element of popularity.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river was again rising at this pofrs
yesterday, with IL feet on Hsrpeth Shoak
Weather little vaziable-wsrn, sunstzir =,
for while, than cloudy, attended via = q
light rain, and Afterwards elsss and ID as
ant.
The arrivals siEas ear last have bean
the Umpire, t5ra the Upper Cumhs Hand.
ana the kansSAa from the Ohio RI sr.
Inc Umpire had good trip, , .cludjn0
% aids tobacco, 500 sacks graz =, a GOOD
lot Of bacon, etc.
The KaraTha brought up two barQss
loaded with sails.
The Eddyyille cleared foF the Uuosr
Cumberland loaded principally. with sait.
-Four car loads of cedar lunbes from Ieb-
al on arrived yesterday, and is TO be
shipped Tomorrow, three car Ia ads for Sc.
Louis and the remainder to Pitt sbusQ.
The Tyrone is due to-day, and Is The
regular packet for Cairo to-mo row even
ing at o'clock. She is temporarily ia
command of Capt. Fayette SoiIlsrs dining
the illness Of Capt. Harmon. Alex. Rurd
still retains his position IL the ofica. ara
old Dick Weston continues at the throtI Il,
valve.
lBy TelegrsphI
CAIRo, April 29.-The John Inns dan
Nashville packet P. N. River rosa s. in
rbea O1oar Ma-.1r,- IN
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Open on Tuesday night, May 2, 1871,
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Afternoon assemblies, Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, from to 6. Morning
assembly every Sat rday from 10 to u
A. N. Gentlemen 20 cents. apr3O Iw
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WELLER HOUSE
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Tennessee snd Pacific Railroad
Two Daily Trains SUNDAY excepted.
NO. Leaves Nashville at. g 20 A. ~
Arrives at Lebanon at 9:lo A. NJ
Leaves Lebanon at 400 P. NJ
Arrives at Nashville az 7:l6P.E
so Leaves Lebanon at......7:0O A n.
Arrives at Nashville at 2 10 A. 4.
Leaves Nashville at. 400 P. N.
Arrives ct Lebanon at 6:16 P. NJ.
NASHVILLE aud Decatur RahEO0os
<4OTN3 BOUTH-Nsshvile and Decatur trAins
Iasga station on Routh Cherry street at 90 A. H.
Gn57 COP N. No train Sunday morning.
Recommendation At 80 P. n, (goe1 to OolumpiAl
Tssins Arriye at 80 A n. and $50 P H. Aooo"
L0TisViIIe and Nashville Railroad
leave Station on North College street, at s:lU
A. Il, and $3.50 P. \.
train Leaving Nashville every day at 4:10 P. n
The $50 P. NJ train does not g OF at any point
between Nashville and Gsllstin, except Edgenelo
junction, and does not run on sanSSy: ,Efue
s.,o Tbs 4 NJ and 400 n:IO P. N.
GaIIRLsh Accommodation Dtlly'
Leaves Nashville. ~ Z. NJ
L-sfv-sa Al GaIIati1, rs p. II.
INC $50 p, NJ train stops q sn stations between
Esshvine and Gsilstin eIcepS RocklAnd ana
EJSefieIG aud Kentucky z. X.
Trains on the Edgefeld and Kentucky RAILROAD
viii run as follows:
Nsil leaves Nashville..-......,....--.. so A. NJ
t,kprsssaeaves Nsshville...........' 2;loP NJ
Nisil arrives S'l2 p NJ
Express arrives 49, s;9o A. y. !,
sc. Louis, Memphis, Nashville ana
Chattanooga Great Central
Through Line.
aagtzBoags train leaves. so 4. u ana 6:4b P. N.
I" arrives 2:05fP. A. and : :AS A. X.
Hennphis train leaves. 90 a. H. and ;O0 p n.
arrives q. 3 80 A. Il and 500 P. N.
e. Louis trsin leaves. - 90 A n.
arrives. 80 a. N. and 500 p NJ
rbeEb7yils train lezves.. 80 P. M
- strives. % 40 A. d.
The $50 An, 1890 n. and $3.50 p. u. trains 90
not run on SUNDAYS.
HE 900 A. x. and 6 :45 P. n. trains run daily.
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De. L. L CoLEMAS, Resident Physician,
gives special attention to all Constit utionsl
Diseases, all Diseases of the Skin, Kid
neys, Bladder and Urethra; also Sexual
and Seminal Diseases, and other kindred
affections. He has been Resident Prac-
titioner for ten years, and may be consult
ed at all hours. Private consultation
rooms for ladies and gentlemen. Office,
323 North Cherry street, near the Maxwell
House. apr27 4t%
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The follogl4z ara The s4ttoA 1915
received &C the NssioRaI SaYv quotations
conner Uniop and Greg 4g Company,
cotton, goH bond and sheets, where
are received hEsurly, sz.e saock quotations
Sble to re public: are always acces-
LIVERPOOL, APP
quiet and Ste ii 80, 11:15-Cotton
Uplands ~ Ady. Sales 10000 bales.
NEW :; Orleans 73d.
ket q YORK, April %, 1O:30.-Mar-
nsr ,uiet. April delivery 144c. Ordi-
: = 10sc; good ordinary l3sc; low
-niddling 144c; middling 15sc: good mid
ding 169c; Mobile 15gc; Orleans 15Sc.
NEW YORK, April 90, 11.-Market
dull and tending downward Ordinary
1OSc; good ordinary 1910; low middling
lac; niddling 14Ee; good middling 15sc;
Mobile 14so; Orleans 14ac; May and June
delivery 149c.
New YoRE, April 90, 12-Market
quiet. May and June delivery 144c. Or
binary 10sc; good ordinary 12sc; low mid
ding lac; middling 14ac; good middling
1870; Mobile 145c; Orleans l4Ec.
LIVERPOOL, April 90, 5.-Ootton dull.
Sales 10000 bales.
NEW YORK. April 90, Cotton quiet.
Ordinary 109e; good ordinary 1920; low
middling lac; middling 1455e; good mid
ding 15ac; Mobile loo; Orleans Isle.
Sales 1927 Dsles for export.
Nashville Provision Market.
We continue to report a very quiet mar.
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CITY NOTICES.

FOISE,
Perfection In the fit of shirts and
Drawers.
The HOmesm ade Shirt.
The Spiral Seam Drawer.
GOOD Shirts for SI2.
Shirts made TO order in any de-
sired style on Short notice,
ELY & WHETESIDE.
it ~ Cherry st., one door from Union st.
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u. NJ. White, of the Jefers0aiaa Demo.
crdt, ard agent of the Louisville Daily
Ledger, is in the city on business con-
nected with these papers. Oar merchants
will find these papers good advertising
mediums
Arch p. Green, one of the leading mer-
chants Of Celina, Tenn, Is in the city
stopping at the st. Charles Hotel.
DR.. Morrow, our popular State Treas
mer, has returned to Nashville.
Comptroller Pennebsker has left the
city, to be absent few days.
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New York Cot,on nr.rr..

NKw YoRK, April 29.-Ootton dun snd
dropping; middling upiands 141c.
Cincinnati Cotton Markets.
CINCINNATI, April 90 Cotton-dsmand
good; full prices; midding 14@l44c.
Louisville Cotton Market
LOUISVILLE, April 29.-Ootton quiet and
steady; middlings 1890.
New Orleans Cotton Market
NV ORLEANS, April 29.-0otton steady;
middling 143@14sc.
Charleston Cotton Market
OHARLEsTOE, April 29.-Coston Quiet !.
middling 14c.
Mobile Cotton Market.
MOBILE, April 29.-~Cotton strong mid
ding 144c.
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PiCniCS.

A special train will go out on the Ten
nessee and Pacific Railroad on Wednesday
morning at 8 o'clock for the sccommoda-
ton of committees looking for picnic
grounds, and stop at all the groves along
the road suitable for picnics. 1t is desir-
able that all parties who wish to examine
the groves on that road should 90 at that
time. Train free! J. W. PARAMoRE,
Snnt
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D0n,t Forget

That the large sale Of Gen. Harding comes
OF next Saturday A special train will
leave Chattanooga Depot at 8 A. M, pre-
cisely, carrying persons to and from sale
= half fare. Sale to begin ct 10 o'clock.
il viii be al old fashioned dsy-the time
honOTed barbecue, with something to take,
with hn5 stock to feast the eye upon.
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lev days since one of the guards st
the lsDiteDiiaIy received quite a serious
err. IN the top of bis head by the falling of
pate OF IRON weighing about fifteen
pounds that struck him after falling some
aims ar ten feet. Some workmen were
engaged m The story above, when the iron
plato .eli accidenily, and inflicted apsinful
wound Under good medical treatment,
gf IA fpeoys.ing
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Government securities are as follows:

London advices of yesterday quote 5-9Os
Of '62 at 9Os; 65s at 90s; SIS at 92s, and
10-4Os at s94.
Tennessee bonds are quoted in New
York at 81 for both the old and new.
Bank of Tennessee notes are bought at
1904 and are sold at 1906.
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= q 4

RFATV In
inc. Rosa MI, sEHS Nashville, yesterday morn
Beatty, az I'd So daughter of w. I. and NJ. L
the family 'ru ees, Rev. Mr. Inman Officiating. at
o'clock re cadence, on Murfreesboro Pike 81
suc6 - e[ little children to come unto me. for of
A-pril 80, 1871. " ne"'eh'
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Esquire HALLS Hagar

Died yesterday in the Fourth Civil District
of Davidson County. He was at the time
of his death, as We are informed. about
sixty-fve years of age, He was struck
down two or three weeks since with par
slysis, Of which be died.
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Parties intending exhibiting goods at
the Exposition should procure some Of
those attractive show cards, ready made
and made to order, at Singleton's Book
Store, No. 80 Cherry street, near Union.
apr30 1t
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Home Manufacturer.

D. B. Hicks, wholesale and retail dealer
in Lake Ice, manufacturer of Ice Chests
and Refrigerators, and Stoneware Water
Coolers, No. 81, corner Bank and Printers
alleys, between College and Cherry streets,
Nashville, Tenn. apI27 If
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Nashville Flour and Grain Market,

FLoUR-Mafket dull as follows: Super
fine 1925; extra S5.75; Xxx Sc so; fam
lily sos, according to quality; fancy 80.
WHEAT-None offering to-day. We
quote at s1.10@1.SO, according to quail
ity.
Conn MEA1-We quote loose unbolted
zoe; bolted fac 2 bushel; kiln dried So. 25
. Ebi
OoRN-Shipments to-day of 1000 bush
els at zoe sacked and delivered in depot.
OATs-We quote ss from first hands 500
65c; sacked and in depot 65@7Oc, aceczd-
ing to quality.
OFFAL-Bran commands ala per ton
loose, and $50 sacked n asw bur]Sps.
SHRsTUFFs-Ws quote at s 80 per ton
loose.