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RIYgg AND HGlTaEP.

The river was falling at thfI point yes
terday, with y feet on Harpeth Shoals
Weather warm, clear and pleasant.
The Tyrone arrived on Sunday with
l, 200 bags Of corn, She cleared again last
evening, with a cargo consisting Of 100
barrels apple brandy for New Orleans,
5000 pounds dried fruit for Chicago, 80
tons scrap iron, and large qusrIty of
cedar lumber.
The Emma Floyd, with q large assorted
cargo, arrived yesterday from Cincinnati.
The Ella Hughes arrived yesterday from
the upper Cumberland. She brought down
$50 bbls. apple brandy, 16 Lids. tobacco,
1000 sacks corn, and large lot Of bacon
and country produce.
The Eddyville was expected last night
and departs to-day for Evansville at p. m.
Capt. Sam Ryan commanding, Capt. W.
r. Gracey in the Office.
The gay Emms Floyd, IN charge of Capt.
Chenowith, departs for Cincinnati to-d4y
at y o'clock. Capt. Bob WEe is the sc-
cOmplished clerk.
Uncle Sam sampled yesterday 100 bbls.
Hurry county spple-jack that was OF the
Tyrone.
The Bruce Brothers are the helmsmen
of the Emma Floyd.
Harper & ArtL1r shipped a car load Of
cedar lumber to St. Louis by the Tyrone.
The Chicago freight has again como to
the river
Stsuut0n Pierce McGuire's Infatuated
Umpire is up for the mountains.
The Mallie Rag0n Will probably be in
duced to enter a new trade.
Fred. n Mitchell departed on the Ty-
rome
The Aid leaves 70 day for the headwaters
Of the Caney F0rke-Capt. Leake In COM
mand and ?. L. Dews, Clerk.
Old Red, Bill DeKalb, Will to-day show
Us his rubicOnd phIZ.
Cots invitation Is still good, and be will
'smile' on all his friends who are thirsty.
The Ella Hughes re-shipped sixteen
hogsheads tobacco to New Orleans via
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
Capt Egsn seems determined to control
the New Orleans tobacco.
The Paducsh Herald announces the ar
rival of Johnny Harper, and extends him
n corclai greeting.
By Telegraph
CAIRO, Feb. 20 -TsiIsm9n, Nashville
packet, HAS. River ro5o ? feet. Weather
cloudy. Mercury 80.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Yestman, Shields h Co, make an attrac-
tive sale this morning.
A handsome furnished front room for
rent.
Peach seedlings and grape vines, two
years old, for sale.
Christy, Constant and Shepard, dealers
in paper hangings, sol Broadway, New
York.
The Medical Alumni of the University of
Nashville are to meet at Masonic Hall.
Wednesday night, to hear the annual ad-
dress, and at the hall of the Medical Col
lege, Thursday, at 10 A. M. for general
business.
EN-. Loiseau & Co. have greatly reduced
the price of their compound coal. It has
been folly tested by large number Of our
citizens, and pronounced excellent. Those
who have not yet tried it, should secure a
load instanter.
The annual sale of blood stock, by Gen.
w. G.. Harding, takes place on May 6.
Seed oats, potatoes, etc, in large guam
ties, and for sale low, by Rhes, Smith i
Co.
The Nichol property to-day, at II
o'clock. Let everybody attend.
The annual election for a Board Of Di-
rectors Of Nashville Gas Light Co. takes
place on I'd day of March.
The criminal docket Supreme Court for
the Middle Division will be taken up on
Monday next.
Builders are referred to The advertise
ment for proposals TO build courthouse
at Manche ster.
The steamer Aid for the Cauey Fork
to-day.
The steamer Emma Floyd for Cincinnati
to-day.
Ewing d Co. acknowledge the prompt
payment from Farnsworth & Clark of
losses by explosion and burning Of steamer
W. Z. Arthur.
Tobacco growers aud shippers are re-
ferred to the advertisement Of Ki'lebrew i
Williamson.
E. O. wherry, 40 Summer street, is in
receipt Of something handsome for the
ladies.
Day boarders are wanted az Hemphil 5.
That is good place to get square meal
New goods at the 80 cent store.
Boquets at P. L. Nichols for the hop
tonight
Eldridge, Masonic Temple, has ten ele-
gsntly furnished rooms for rent.
Beautiful Towering plants for sale by p.
L. Nichol.
Steamer John Lumsden regular packet
for Cairo, Wednesday.
Dooley's Yeast Powder is a standard ar
tiele in all pa try cooking
For coughs, bronchitis and al lung
complaints, DR.. PieIce's Golden Medical
Discovery is believed to be great remedy.
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THE COUISTS.

RECoEDER's CoURT-Peter Powell, col
ored, assault and battery, $50; Henry
Owen, using Language calculated to pros
woke breach Of the peace, $3.50; Booker
Peteway, colored, same, $50; John Gil
more, assault and battery, $50; A. G. Eos
ter, drunk and disorderly, $l5.
CIECUTT CoURT The regular twenty
cases in this court were called yesterday
and disposed of, the most prominent Of
which were as follows Stump VS.. Cowley,
Judgment for Sl0l.35; Phelps vs.. Dreyer
Judgment for 500; John FOrfey vs.. Rat
terman, judgment for $29G.l Is; John Lu-
Gus vs.. Chas. Simmons, Judgment $50.
The docket will be resumed this morning
at case No. 42l.
CRIMINAL CoUET.-This Court was en-
gagged ali day yesterday in the trial of
Newman Hamlin, colored boy, on a
charge of larceny Verdict not rendered.
Law Court The regular jurym n have
been discharged by the Clerk Of this Court
until Monday, a though there Insy he a
few special cases tried this week if cnclm-
stances require.
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LIVERPOOL. Feb. 20, 4:3O p M.-Cottor
stCaay. moderate demand; middling MP
lands 7I@75d; middIing Orleans 20 I'd;
to arrive $50 7}d; sales u, 600 bales: OF
which 1000 bales we're for speculation
and export California wheat lis sd.
Flour 27s 81.
FRANKFORT, Feb. % United States
coupons 1868, y53
New Work Money Market.
NEW YORK, Feb 2O.-GOld opened n
Il J. sold down TO III and closedAt III
Oils. Loans were made at 2t19 Us.
cent. CIearances S25, coo, 900. Govern
ments were dull at prices but little offer
ent from those of Saturday. A Govern
ment purchase of bonds will take place to-
morrow tuesday, owing to the fact that
Wednesday IL a legal holiday. Stock We 0
dull but firm late IN the day. Wabash wss
active, selling up to and closing at 50. W.
U. Telegraph and Pacific Il strong Tee
n. Y. Lake Shore and St Paul stock
steady, the market closing firm. III new
easy at 4 per cent. State bonds duh with
but very little change in prices. Old Ten
nessees 644i; new 64t. Sterling exchange
1899. Government bonds-coupons '8Is,
1l44; do 'G27, 1I15; do 'Gfs, lI13; do 6js,
1l1a; new, 1lO4; G7s, 110t; do '6Ss, lIO3;
do lO-4Os 1iO4; currency Is, I125.
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YORK, Feb 2O.-The decline in
freights, aided by the more favorable
weather, have given some impetus to the
dry goods trade, but business is still far
from being active, as buyers expect to see
still lower tariff on freighis befyTe long.
Printed calicOes are steady and IN faic re-
quest at lie. for desirable makes. Fancy
co,ors printed lawns, select styles, are IN
fair demand Printing clo.hs are in les
request, and can bo bought readily at &c,
while heavy shrodngs and brown drills
rule steady at 125913c,
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OaEEsE-We quote factory at l6!e; Eng
tish dairy, none
NAms-We quote at AIS for 1Od's
and 25o additional for diminishing grades
|. OAKDIzs-SjaE, light weight, 12@l3J-
Pewpzs-Dupont SIS; Hazards G,75;
6lasing 4.75; fuse, per 100 feet, 75e;
Sycamore Mills powder, S6.75.
SncT-Pstent use; buck 2.75.
LrQUcEs-Connnon rectiiei whisky 2
gallon, LA; Robertson County 1.759
$50; Bourbon l. 25G4 SC; Lincoln County
L 75@2.25; Highviues 90.
BAadNG-Hemp 2592Sc; fax SOC.
RoFE-We epote st Ilo.
CoTToN FIEs-We qCote at 8@9c.
BEooMs-We quote at 225@3.5 80 . doz
LEMoNs-We quote at 5000 per box.
SUNDRIEs-Blacking, 2 dOz, 1901 sc,
WGshboards 2,75 3 doa; Buckets, = doz.,
2.5O@2.75. Tubs 40 . Es-t. Starch
&c. Candy-Essorted stick 1So .
pound; fancy assorted 200 q pound.
Snu1 us g bcx for CARROTS pscgeda
Matches SEQ Per case. Pepper 225c.
Spice 14c. Ginger 1Se. Oysters $50 q
case for one pound cans; $50 y case for
two pound cans. Canned peaches, two
pound CANS, 2.75 = doz. Soda 6i@7e.
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Nashville Provision Market.

We have no change TO note in this mar
ket. Country bacon continued to come
in literally, and was sold from wagons to-
day at Si@9c. for shoulders, lie for sides
and 12c for hams. We quote from store
as follows:
BULK NEATs-Clear sides Il @112c; clear
rib sides lie; shoulders 8tc, G. sc,
packed.
BAooN-Clesr sides 123c; shoulders 100
1O4c; country hams 13f@l3tc.
CHOICE HAMs-Hart & Hensley's ceie-
brated S. @. G. G. G. hams, Uncanvased,
165c; c'nvassed 164c.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Hart 4 Hensley S
fancy @. c. G. breakfast bacon 15@l54c.
PIC ToNGUEs-C. G. c. pig tongues zoe
per doz.
LAR1,-Hart & Hensley's choice pastry,
Qancy) in tierces, 13c; in kegs AZ; III
buckets Ice.
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The following cases were decided Satur-
day:
Emeline Porter ". Woodland Opinion
bv Judge Deaderick Reversed and re
marded
Vincent vs.. the Stale. Opinion 10y Judge
Deaderick. Affirmed and prisoner sent to
the PeIireutiary for three years.
Davis VS. Cummings Opinion 10y Judge
Sneod. Affirmed
McCord VS.. Dod5on. Opinion by Judge
Sneed Reversed and reminded
Outlaw vs.. Parker. Opinion iy Judge
Sueed Affirmed.
Minor vs.. Fisher. Opinion by Judge
Nelson. Petition for rehoaring dismissed
Andrews vs.. Page. Opinion by Judge
Nelson. Reversed and remanded.
Franklin VI Wells Opinion by Judge
Tunev. Reversed and remsnded.
Stowe VS.. McClain Opinion by Judge
Tur- ey. Modified and affirmed
Draper VS. Hale Opinion by Judge
Turncv Bill dismissed, Judge Nelson
q sSeuting.
WIN. Riesly vs.. Geo. Walter. Opinion
BY Judge Nicholson. Motion 10 correct
allowed.
D5Graifaureid VS.. Brandon. Opinion
by Judge Nicholson. Affirmed
Tompkins & Son IS. Parker. Opinion
hv JCdge Nicholson. Affirmed.
Per,ins vs.. Moss. Opinion by Judge
Nicholson Reversed ard Temsnded.
BaInes VS.. Sledge. Opinion by Judge
Nicholson. Reversed and rGmanded
Montgomery d Co. VS. Briggs d Brother.
Opinion by Judge Nicholson. Reversed
and remanded.
Lindsey VS.. Grimes. Opinion by Judge
| Nicholson. Reversed.
Hume VS.. Brown Opinion by Judge
Nicholson. Affirmed
Green VS.. Thompson. Opinion by Judge
| Nicholson. Remanded.
Roven Va. Jones. Opinion by Judge
Nicholson. Reversed.
NcA|lister vs. Hubbard. Opinion by
Judge Nicholson. Reversed and remanded.
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baltimore, Feb. IS.
SOUTHERN PRODUCE mARKE,Ts


thhEachlOls Ss Res L CDs He
HAY-There has been no addition to the
stock Of this article since last report. A
moderate trade has taken place in lInIite
lots at about SI75GlSO z hundred for
North River description
CoRN-This grain has come to hand in
liberal supply, the receipt amounting to
about %, 900 bushels from Baltimore, No.
folk and Tennessee. Tho transactions have
been of a jobbing kind at about SLIGO
I.15 per brIzLel, weight, sacks included for
Prime White Mary land. also The following
wholesale transactions, >, POO bushol mixed
white SI.O7 per. hushel, 1000 bushels
prime white at $l.1O per bushel, 10. Of
mixed ut at S1.O5@1.O7 PER bushel, and Of
good white at 81 0S01.IO per busheI, al
weight and bags included.
OATs-Ther5 have been moderate re-
ceipt, say about 1900 bushels The mar
ket i fairly supplied, the inquiry beng
mostly In retail way, at ABOUT SCNSjc q
bUshel weight, sacks included. About g.
600 bushels were sold IL sacks, at 7597Gc
= busheI.
PEAs-There are limited supplies COM
ing to hand Per rail There has been g fair
enquiry for Clay, at s. z busbel
FLoUR-This article has been held firmly
with a light supply Of some kinds. North
ern and Western Fine may be quoted at
S696.25 2 barrel; Super at SG.5OGG - q
barrel; extra at 81 5OgS.25 z barrel;
family at S8.5OG9.25 7 bbl. Southern quail
lies are in moderate stock, and super may
be quoted at SG.75@7.25 q bbl. extra
at 81 25@S. 20; q Dbl; family at SS.50ta9 80
3 bbl; and extra family at So 5O@l0 =
barrel.
BACON-Prime meat is in moderate stock
and prime smoked shoulders may be quot
ed at l14@1l3c 2 Il; prime smoked clear
rib sides at i3i@13Ic y 10; dry s.ltad
shoulders at 1O@lOio = 10; and long clear
sides at 12@12Ec Z n.
VEGETABLES AND FRUITs-Irish Potatoes
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London advices of yesterday quote Gov
eminent Bonds as unchanged.
Tennessee Bonds are quoted in New
York at 644i for the old and 6i5 for the
new.
The following are the quotations of the
New York stock market: Central and Hud-
son 943; Scrip 90s; Erie 2241; Reading
99t; Southern 9433, Cleveland and Pitts
burg 1919: Rock Island 107; Northwestern
Common 753; Preferred S64; Fort Wayne
95B; Western Union Telegraph All.
Bank Tennessee notes are dull and but
in little demand. Dealers buy at Tic and
sell at 74@75c.
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st Louis Live stock Market.

~. LOUIS, Feb. IS.
CATTLE-Receipts for the twentv-f ur
hours ending at / A II. yesterday, 42l;
shipments 253. There was no change IN
the market-the range Of quotations con
tiuuing from S3G3.5O for common, to St
at. 80 for choice. Grades o. receipts con-
tinue improved, yesterday ranging princi-
pally from medium to choice.
IL Gs-Receipts for twenty-fOur hours
ending at II A. NJ. yesterday, SCI, No
shipments. Packers being cut Of the mar-
kst and grades principally common, the
market ruled duh, aud notwithstanding
the light arrivals several Car loads since
Thursday have been left over in the pens
unsold We quote the extreme range OF
sales from SG.50@7S5 for common to
choice; bulk at SZ.I2k@6.
SHEEP-Receipts sG5, mostly fair to eZ-
ira. which sold as follows.
Pacific YarIs-Ssles 1G7; 100 az -, a:
sc; IS av 75lbs at ( lc.
Broad Tav Iards-Sales BIZ; G5 extra Gy
123 ibs at Gle; % ay 90 lbs at sc; p tv
90 lbs at A.; 80 fir aV 81 lbs ct &c; i
at -. 50 Z head.
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No imposition is more to be condemned than
that Of short weight" SO common is this, that
hardy sn article Of commerce is offered to the
public which has t full weight represented.
Such is rot thu case with Dooley's Yeast Powder,
now universally used il this country. Each pack
age contains with sc7upulous exactEess the full
quantity or weight labeled upon it, and will pro-
duce better and greater results than auy other
Baking Powder in market. Try it and satisfy
yourselves Of the truth of cur assertion. For
sale by GIocers. feb2l eOdlw&wlt 4p
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CITY NOTICES.
An ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Messrs. Farnsworth & CLARK, Nashville,
Agents Security ms. Co. Of New York:
We take pleasure in thus publicly ecknowl-
edging the prompt adjustment and payment
by you of our losses by the late explosion
and burning of the steamer w. r. Arthur,
covered by insurance in the Security" of
New York, through your Office and to
add our testimony to the punctuality of the
Company, and your efficiency as its Agents
in this city. EWING Il Co.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 81, 1871. 1t
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vsshvt!Ie 0rocerY r,erN >.

sUaAR-New Orleans (new crop 9t8l2c;
Demerara Supply light 1870; standard
hards 154@15tc; N. o. clarified, white
143c; Go. yellow 133c; A coffee 14ko; b DO.
144o; O do. I4c.
MoLAssEs AND S1BUps-We quote New
Orleans (new crop Csc; sirups 6O@65ci
golden sirup 65c,
CoFFEE-Rio, common to choice, l79
19fc; Laguayra 21o; Java 27c.
RIoK-We quote best Carolina $50.
SAIT-hverpool sack 50; seven bush
ell barrels by the cs--loed, 1925 five ard
g half do. 2.GO.
TzAs-Imperisll l. 2O@1.7 To- Eoong Hysor
S1.4o@1.75; Black SlG1.z5; Gunpowdar
Sl.25S175. -....
FISH Backerel--Nos. 2 and 3. 1890 ssIiG
400 y barrel: in kits, Nos. !, and 3
800. 200 and LIE. SGrdines q 80 2
case.
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Block on hsnd...

The following are the cotton quotations
received at the National Savings Company,
corner Union and CCiisge streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations
are receiI ed hourly, and are always access
sible to the public:
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 20, 1:2O-Cot!on steady
sales 10000 bales; uplands 80; Orleans y
ord.
NEw YORK, Feb. 20, 1O4O.-Cotton
steady
strong; ordinary 1899; good ordinary Z Sc;
low middling 14sc; middling 154c; good
middling 1G5c.
New YoRK, Feb. 20. 12.-Cotton finn;
ordinary l2sc; good ordinary 133; low mid
ding 14ssc; middling 1544c; good middling
IG1c; Mobile l5Ec; Or.ea3s 154c.
New YORK, Feb. 30, 2:30.-Market less
active.
New YORK, Feb. 90. Cotton steady
Sales 4, 126 bales for export. Ordinary
l24e; good ordinary 1890; low middling
I4sc; midding l5iic; good middling lC5
Mobile 155c; Orleans l54c.
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CincinuatiLive STOCK Market

NlNCINNAIL, I co. L.
The arrivals Of live stock at these yards
since Monday last have b5an GOO cattle 800
sheep, end 500 hogs.
B.EF CATTLE-The demand continues
fair from butchers, feeders and shippers,
but the supply is large, and prices have
declined % 2 GENITAL, the MARKET closing
with some left u1sold. We quote extra
shipping cattle at $685.; prime TO ez-
ira butchers stock at sos. 80; medium,
$4250+75; and common S3.5OPi per
GENITAL, live welsh.
SHEEP-The demand continues active.
and the market is strong with alt selling
at S3.5OG5.5O pei GENITAL for common 10
prime, the latter figure for those weighing
I2j lbs.
Hostile supply is small, and mostly
light weights, aud the demand Is confined
to butchers. Prices have q wide rage,
light to heavy averages selldg at Sos
gross, ard few extra heavy fat hogs sold
ct SO %
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SEEDs-We quote as follows Clover
S7.25@I50; timothy Sc. 5O@6. rs; or
ehard grass $2.5O@3; blue grass Sl.75;
herds grass Sl.75@2; Missouri miilet 81;
top onion sets S3.5O@4 per busheL
( Iron AND STEELr-We quote Tennessee,
common bar, 6!o n; Kentucky, do, 4c I
ID; Tennessee band 7@Sc; Kentucky, 90,
$50; Tennessee boiler plate Sc; boiler
heads 8tc; fire box 9!c; sheet (common)
54@6c; do, (Kentucky) 64@7c; do, (Ten-
nessee) 74@Stc. STEu-Cast steel and
shear 22@25c; English blister 1C@2Oc;
American blister 13@15c.
LAND PL4sTER-We quote at $500 y ton
in baoS
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Nashville Flour aud Grain Market.

FLoUR-We quote the inarket firm as
follows: SupeIiRe s.; extra S5.75; XX
Sc p; family SIS; fancy nominal at 50
Wharf.-The receipts to day were liberal,
amounting to 3, 700 bushels, mostly red,
which changed hands SI.2O@L3O per bu-
sbeis.
OJRN MEAL-Market steady as follows:
Loose unhclted 65@7Oc; bolted 75c per
bushel; kiln dried 1926 per barrel.
Shipments today of 1,I0O bush
els at zoe, sacked and delivered in depot.
Market steady.
OATs-We quote common from wagon
soc; shipping 65@7Oc, sacked and delivered
in depot Seed oats command 75c in store,
and are sacked and delivered in depot at
SO69Oc.
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SPECIAL EOTIGgS.

IN WARD AND FOR SALE SOW.
900 White Pine DOors, 1000 White Pine
windows, 5OO,OO0 Cypress and Pine Shingles,
800, G0Ofe Of ?, ~, X, a d inch Dry Pop
la7 Lumber RICHARD Il. WRIGHT,
GecS tmylT'T Corner Broad and High SITS.
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The case Of Bud Perry, who was arrest
ed Saturday on the charge of assault with
intent 10 Kill one Kneliy, was postponed
until Wednesday, at , o'clock P NJ. GA &C
count IF the absence of an Impor
tant witness Since Perry's arrest
he has preferred charges against Kneny in
two distinct case4-ia one to have him
bound over to keep the peace, and in Gu-
other for assault on him by Kuelly with a
knife with intent to kill All three Of these
cases viii come before Justice Albert on
Era1r,..9.y.
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CInrksyilIe Tobacco Market.

To the Editors of the Union and American:
We herewith send you sales Of tobacco
for the week endi0g Feb. L, Il bids and
box:
box mottled wrapper SO %.
hhds medium leaf 50 ZOOS 10
hhds low leaf Sc. - 10 8 80.
s hhds Tugs $3.50 TO Sc.
The box Of mottleI wrapper was grown
by MI J. W. Adams, Of Logan county,
KY , who recently sold a hid Of the same
sort in the Louisville market st $50 there
by losiag S5.25c q hGudred by the opera
tIou. is "a mistake in our planters 10
suppose there IS no demand IN our market
for bright wrapper. The demand Is good
and orr buyers take all sucA grades at good
fgures. Yours truly,
KILLFBErw q WILLIAMSON.
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w. D. KLINE is in receipt of large
stock Of crystal window glass, pure white
lead and brilliant colors, which have been
purchased at reduced prices, and will be
sold for cash correspopdingly low. Paint
ers, country merchants and builders, call
and see for yourselves. feb16 1w
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Last night at S o'clock the marriage
ceremony was performed at Elm street
Church, which united for veal or wee Mr..
Thomas T. Carr and Miss Florence A
Lamb. The beautiful and impressive
ceremony was witnessed by good Y num-
Der Of the friends of the hgppy couple, and
tie kindiest wishes Of macy true hearts
went out to the beautiful bride aud her
compagHon Ga coyage for happy passage
adown the rugged journey of life.
May only love point ont the way,
And roses ne strewu alOTg,
Until tn Y reach the brink Of fine
E.s q ii nov
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We learned yesterday, that on Sunday
night, a railroad workman was robbed OF
Si4. 90, on Front Street, near the railroad
bridge, by three soldiers. His name, we
learned, is Con. Sullivan.
The same night six boxes Of cigars were
stolen from the Kossuth House, on Front
Gkraat
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NASHVILLE, TENN.
RAILROAD TINE TABLE,.


Tennessee and Pacific RAILROAD
Two Daily Trains SUNDAY e1cepte'O
No leaves Nashville at 6 20 A. II.
Arrives at Lebanon at 9:l5 =. NJ.
Leaves Lebanon st 4:Ol p NJ
Arrives ct Nashville al Z 40 P. n
No. Leaves Lebanon at......7:OO A. =.
Arrives at Nashville ct 9:lJ A. NJ.
Leaves Nashville st a: on P. h.
Arrives at Lebanon at 6:l5 p. N.
Nashville and Decatur Railroad
GOING SOUTH-Esshville and DecStur trSins
lave station on South Cherry streot at 80 A n.
and 90 p. n. No train Sunday morning.
Accommodation a. 5 80 p. N, goes to Columbisl
Trains arrive ct 80 A n. and 1850 P. n. Accom-
N Ddstioa at Q so A u.
LsuISVIIIe and Nashville sEaflroads
Leave Station on North College street, at :lC
A y, and $50 P. n.
There is a passenger coach attached to freight
train leaving Nashville every day at 4:10 P. NJ.
The 2:90 P. NJ. train does not on at any point
between Nashville and Gallatin, eXcep' EdgeEelc
junction, and does not run on Sunday.
Louisville and Cincinnati short Es0C
Railroad.
6:l0, 7:lS A. NJ, and 400 n:lO P. "a
GaIlaTin Accom- IN OdattOn, Da1Iy'
Arrives at GAllstln 500 p NJ
The 2 10 P. NJ train stops at all stations between
Nashville and Gallatin except kockland and
PeytonA
EdRefieId and Kentucky u. H.
Trains on the Edgeheld and Kentucky Railroad
Will run Rs follows:
Mail and Express leaves Nashville, 2 90 P. M.
Freight and Pass. 7:UO A. N.
Mail and Express arrives $50 P. NJ.
Freight and Pass. A" 9:U5 A. NJ.
80. Louis, Memphis, Nashville and
Chattanooga Great Central
Through Line.
Chattanooga train leaves 80 A. n. and 6:45 P. NJ.
arrives 2:O5EP. d. and 3:45 A. n.
Memphis train leaves. 90 4. n. and 300 P. n.
&" arrives. o ID A n. and 600 2. N.
Ct Louis train leaves "A 90 a NJ.
ives 30 80 A. NJ. and GOO P. n.
t0eIbyvfIle train leaves 80 p. NJ
" arrives. g 40 A. NJ.
The $3.50 NJ, 1890 IA. and 3 80 P Il. trains do
not run on sundays.
The 4 90 A. Il. and G AS P. N. trsins run daily.