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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-14
THE COURTS.

The LAW CoURT.-Court went. into ses-
sion at 8 o'clock yesterday morning, Maj
John G. Thompson presiding. After the
transaction of some business of no public
interest, court adjourned until Monday
morning, at which time Judge Guild will
resume the bench.
CIRCUIT COURT Concluding argument
was yesterday made in a motion for new
trial in the case of Catharine F. Michel vs..
the Mayor and City Council of Nashville,
for damages. The motion of the corpora
ton for a new trial was overruled, and the
Gaze goes to the Supreme Court. An ap-
peal to the Supreme Court was taken by
the plaintiff in the case of Thos. Parkes IL
Co. vs.. w. W. Carter and others. The case
of VIM. Litterer vs. VIM. Strong and others
was appealed by the latter to the Supreme
Court. 10 the case of Thomas Robertson,
Trustee, vs. Dan T. Shoffner and otheIs,
an appeal to the Supreme Court was taken
by the former. The business Of the term
being finished, court adjourned until the
first Monday in September.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-Most Of yesterday the
court was engaged in the trial of Z. d.
Campbell, the colored magistrate indicted
for official oppression. The jury has not
vet rendered their verdict, and the defend
ant is at large on his original bond. A
few other misdemeanor cases were finally
disposed Of The jury trying John Davis,
the special deputy of colored magistrates,
charged with carrying concealed weapons,
rendered verdict of guilty, but sentence
of the court not yet rendered.
PROBATE CoUBT.-Robert Caldwell was
appointed and qualified as guardian of j.
NJ. and Thomas Burge, minor orphans.
The will of Mrs. Jane Woods, deceased,
was admitted to probate.
CHANCERY CoURT.-The labors of the
present term were yesterday completed,
and the court adjourned until the first
Monday in October.
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CIUb stable of Tro.ters.

The latest and probably the wisest move
ment lately made here towards developing
trotting-horse capacities, and directing
lively share of public attention in that in
teresting channel, is the establishment at
the Nashville TrottiDg Park, within the
past few days, of club stable for trotting
horses. In this college, to be devoted TO
persons and training in the way of speed
as designated, horses are to be driven and
practiced by their owners, or others espe-
cially authorized by themselves. 1t is ex-
pected that the horses constituting this
club stable, will be prominently connected
with the trotting races to transpire at The
Park on Tuesday, the 18th inst. Thus far
entries have been made by the following
named gentlemen: DIR. John Watson, Gen.
Spears, Capt Hammer, Capt. Brooks, and
Col. Woodfn. The horses of the gentle
men named, will, at the conclusion OF
their engagements here, make tour
North, terminating at Narragsnsett or
Prospect Park, al ons or the other of
which points, they will have an opportu-
nifty OF competing with suoh llustrious
speeds as Mary Grant and Hotspur. 1t is
expected that one or more of the five will
be equal to any and all emergencies.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river rose about an inch at this
that much yesterday, leaving about the
same stage on the shoals as previously re-
ported, say feet large. The weather
opened cloudy and pleasant, but about
noon the clouds dispersed, and the sun
put in his best efforts.
There were no arrivals or departures
yesterday.
The Burksville was due last night, and
if not delayed at the shoals will be found
in port this morning. She is the regular
packet for Cairo this evening at o'clock,
Cept. Carroll commanding, and Thsd Glib
son, clerk.
Carson, Baker & Co., of Evansville,
have introduced in this market their cele-
brated river brands of -four, the idle
wild and "Allen.. Duncan" named after
the Captain of the Sam Orr.
Capt. Lat. Elder of the Mary Ament,
Evansville aud Cannelton packet, was in
the city yesterday, prospecting for the
charter of one of our low water boats.
Capt Wiley Sims is at the Red Sulphur
Springs.
Msior Bszzoon, q famous McCrscken
marine representative, will attach his John
Hancock signature to all bills of lading
that may be sent down to day to the loving
BurksYille.
The steamer Mollie Grstz, formerly Of
these waters, is now carrying coal between
Selma and Mobile, on the Alabama river.
Capt. D. Barnes, of Galveston, Texas,
has purchased the wreck Of the steamer
Leonidas for 81, 800. Capt. Barnes in
tends having the Lsonidas wrecked and
build from her machinerya oide-wheel boat
of the following dimensions: 100 feet long,
50 feet beam and six feet hold. She is for
the Galveston and Houston trade.
The Memphis Agalanche of yesterday
says:
The river declines very slowly. From
Lous 81 feet Arkansas is down TO 80
inches. below Pine Bluff. Above Little
Rock the channel is very shallow. The
weather yesterday was variable. A soak
ing shower fell during the forenoon. Ate
dinner it driZzled for several hours, and
about shutdown a general clearing up was
promised. Business at the levee exceed
ingly light The Indiana came up from
Orleans, put off few small lots and
moved to the mouth Of Wolf, where she
will be until come time to-day, putting off
l. SIS bars of railroad iron for the l.. d
n. Il. Il.
EVANSVILLE, IND July 13-Cioudy and
hot Mercury 80. River fallen 4 inches;
80 inches at French Island Emma Floyd
and Dwight Newcomb aground at French
Island.
ST. LOUIS, July 13.-River station airy.
Clear. Thermometer 50.
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Nnshr,Ie rIour nna Grain aarke,

FLoUR-Market active as follows: Super
fine $3.50; extra Sc 90; Xxx $500; family
SS@S %; fancy $500 so.
Com MEAL-The market is steady, with
good average shipments South. We quote
as follows: Loose anbolted $50 2 bushel;
bolted soc; kiln dried 1915 Q Dbl.
WHEAT-Receipts to-day of 2 600 bush
els from ST. Louis for our millers Very
little country offering. We continue to
quote at 1.40@L5O. Shipments to-day
81 300 bushels.
CoRN-We quote loose from wagon ct
63@G5c. Shipments to-day Of 1900 bush
els at 75c = bushel, sacked and delivered
ia depot.
BARLEY-We report a dull market. We
occasionally hear of sales ct 60965c.
OATs-Sale5 to-day Of 400 bushels new
at 4Oc. Holders of Western, old, deman
70@75c in store
OFFAu-We quote bran at $50 9 ton;
shipstuff commands $50 z ton.
Nashville Grocery Markets.
SUGAR.-New Orleans 113@13c; De-
merara 13c; standard hards 1870; E.Orleans
clarified, white, 14c; do yellow 13c. A cot
fee 1870; B do 133c; O do 134c.
E1OLAASES AND CLhUEb-N6" OIle6IB %
@7Oc; sirups G5@9.c; golden strip Toe.
COFFEE-Rio, common TO choice, 179
19c; Lsguayra 21c; Jsva 27o.
RICE-FIrm at 10c.
TEAs-ImpeTial 10 J@1.75; Young Hyson
Fl. 4O@1.75; Black $181.25i Gunpowder
$1OOs1.75.
H-MackeEeI-Nos. 2 snd 8, 800 and
l4.OOP barrel; In kits, HOG. I, 2 and 5
2. SO, LIS and 60,
OarrsE-We quote fsctoTy st 154c; Nut
meg I9Ic; Young America &c.
NAus-D, olined to 81 80 for 10ds and
25c additional for diminishing grades.
CAEDLzs-stsr, light weight, 12@13o.
PoTDzB-We quote "a follows: Dupont
Sc. rs; Hazards So, 20; blasting 1915;
fuse, per 100 feet, $50; Sycamore Mills
powder, 1913.
SHoT-Patent $50; buck 2.75.
InaUoas-We quote common Tectihed
whisky q gallon, ST. Robertson County
S1.75G3; Bourbon $125@4.50; Lincoln
County $1.7592.25; Highwines 81.
BAGGNa-Hemp 2592Sc; fiax goo.
OorToH Trzs-We quote at $500.
BRooMs-We quote at 2.25G,5.5G 2 doz.
demonstrating, . doz, 40976o,
Wash5csrds $2.75 y doz; Buckets, =
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Greenwood Seminary gives to It's pupils
health Of body as well as the most thorough
mental culture, and its graduates look
back upon II in life as the happy home OF
their Childhood.
TIE 18th annual meeting of the TenDes-
see Dental Association will be held IN
Nashville, commen"irg at 8 A. N. on the
27th instant, at Al North High street.
Coed beard ard rooms at 5S North Vine
street.
AGENTS vented for ''Great Fortunes, and
H. rT,av Were Made" Address Z. Han
pafard & Co, Cincinnati, o.
Sec advertisement of Greenwood Sem
iparv. For particulars, address Mrs. n.
L Lindsey, Lebanon, Tenn.
NJ u. Gloon wants purchasers for his
claim business.
TrrrEg and bags at low prices at As Col
isge street. n.
Ses announcement of Gen. Joel A. Bat
qe as candidate for Mayor.
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PubIic square Revival.

The spirit of enterprise is about break
ing out afresh on the Public Square, and
promises to give itself practical develop
meut in the early construction Ct several
new business houses, in addition to those
which are to take the place Of the old
CITY Hotel. Where TO build the new ho-
tel. which is intended to be mammoth IN
proportions and magnificent In style, IS
among the interesting questions involved
in these projected improvements. Among
those mentioned as desirable localities for
its construction are the sites now occu-
pied by the s.. Charles Hotel on Market
street and what is known as the Todd
property at the corner of Bridge Avenue
and Front streets. The gentlemen inter
estipg themselves in the new hotel enter
prise are hardly yet able to conjecture
with any reasonable degree OF probablilty
what particular site will be selected, but
that q new hotel must be built seems to be
fully determined upon.
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the COTTON MARKETS.


MontgOmery, Ala, July IL.
The Montgomery cotton market is un-
changed, and very little Offering.
Columbus, Ga.,July IL.
Cotton-Little offering in our market.
Middlings l9c Sales II bales. Receipts
% bales. Shipments - bales.
Macon, Ca, July II.
Cotton-Receipts to-day 81 bales; sales
y bales; shipped =.
The market is wholly unchanged. Il
closed quiet at 19c for middlings.
Augusta, Ga, July He
Cotton-Tbe market opened steady this
morning at yesterdays closing quotations:
l93 for Liverpool, and 2O4 for New York
nliddling. Alter the reception of New
York accounts it became weak, with prices
tending downward, and on the reception
of closing accounts from New York buyers
withdrew from the market, which closed
dull and nominal. Sales could not be ef-
fected except at lower prices; therefore, we
omit quotations. Sales SO bales. Re
ceipts S. bales.
Atlanta, Ga. July I2.
Cotton-Market quiet at 19@194 for
full style New York middlings.
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A Negro Magistrate in Trouble.


r. d. Campbell, the negro Magistrate
from the First District, was tried in the
Criminal Court yesterday, on the charge
of official oppression.
The points in the case have been stated
to us as follows: On the 17ih of June
Campbell issued warrant for the arrest of
white man named Williamson, for al
legged assault and battery, or as it was writ
ten in the wsrrant-''a sault and bstty."
Williamson resides four miles in the coun-
try, and Wash Withers was deputised to
make the arrest Campbell also wrote
mittimus to the jailor, for the imprisou-
ment of the party. AS we are informed,
it was stated in the mittimus that William
son had been tried, and that there was
probable cause to conclude that he was
guilty, and the paper directed the jailor to
hold him in custody for further examina-
ton, Wiihers and Morse, the negro
lawyer, went out TO Williamson's house on
Sunday and served the process whiie he
was at dinner with his family. The pris-
oDer was brought some distance towards
Nashville, when some of his friends came
up, and after inquiring the cause Of his
arrest, offered to become security for his
appearance before Campbell on Monday.
Wlthers said he would accept the security,
when Morse is said to have put his hand in
his pocket and to have remarked that he
had another paper. He then produced the
nitimus, which Williamson demanded to
see, and after he had read it, put it in his
pocket and refused to part with it. These
facts are said to have been brought out be-
fore the jury yesterday, and their verdict
of guilty will be found stated in our regu-
lar court report.
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Personals

Col Watson NJ. Cooke left the city yes
terday on visit Of recreation to Chatta-
noopa. We commend him to the civilities
of our friends il the mounta city.
John Wborley, our well known tobacco
mist, who has been attending the Tobacco
Fair at GAINESVILLE, returned On the eve
MIRO train Yesterday, With some fine sam
plss Of the weed, which h9 purchased
through ClarksvIlle deo.er.
Jim Lumsden, the Marke. street Squire,
vas among the distinguished guests Of the
Battle House yesterday.
Chancellor Eist's court has adjourned
till October. and we are informed hat the
Chancellor expected to leave the city yes
terday evening for trip of two or three
weeks, to the colder regions OF the North,
or the health. invigoratlng breezes of the
Atlantic coast.
Gen. Brown, Governor elect, visited the
various offices at the capitol yesterday,
making ieveral short Gals.
Col A l. Maxwell, Macon, Ga, Lewis
Ssasopgood, c ncinnati, Hon. john g
Baxter, Mayor Louisville, VIM Ray and
Cbas II Long, Louisville, Col Ben May,
Atlapts. Ga, and Capt. III Waldie, Day
ton. Ohio, were registered at the Maxwell
House YESTERDAY.
Capt John b ONeil, SheIbyyille, Tenr.,
D 3 Est.s. Adairsville, Ky, q jordan, Ath-
ems, Ala, Capt. W 7 Edwards, Lebanon,
Tenn, G W Winie,, Paris, Texas, 7 w
Filter, Mississippi, Col Fields and Maj J ?
Kelly, Bedford county, D McTire, Thomp-
sonvIlle, and Capt Kerr, Maury county,
were among the arrivals registered yester-
dow Of tba ('oDnmp1 piaI HoteI
Gov John O Brown, Pulaski, Tenn, 7
A Thomas, GAINESVILLE, Tenn Col D NJ
Seals Clayton Ala, Hugh Francis, Win
chester, Tenn, Robt Saunders, Colum-
bia, Tenn, Geo Starr, Chicago, H., Jno
II Freeman, r W May and A EIrod, Jack
son, Tenn. Jno F Spence, Knoxville,
Tenn, Z W Ing and lady, Humboldt,
Tenn, and A G Gooch, Louisville, Ky,
were regis cred at the Battle House yes.
terdsy
MIR. Samuel II. Coward, one of the edi-
tors of the Memphis Ledger, wasin the city
yesterday,
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SMndrtea.

COTTON YARNs-Advanced to 12c, 1916,
15c and tic for 700, 600, 500 and 400.
WEAPPTEG PAPER-We quote small at
SOC; medium 75c, double crown 81.
IBoN-We quote as follows: Tennessee,
common bar, 6kc =, ID; Kentucky, do, &c .
ID; Tennessee band 1880; Kentucky, do,
53c; Tennessee boiler plate Sc; boiler
heads SIC; fire box 93c; sheet, common,
54@6c; do, Kentucky, 64@7c; do, Tennss-
see, 74@61c-
WINDow GLASS AND FLAsKs--We quote
by the box as follows: Sx10, 1926; 10x
u, $3.50; 1Oxl4, 81. 80; 10x16, $500; 12x
16, S4.25; 12x18, $3.50. Flssks-4 pint
by box, S2.75; pint, S3@3.50 per box;
quart, So so per box.
HANDLEs.-We quote extra axe Sc in
$3.50; No. g; No. 2 $1.75; No. 2 X
$1.5O; Pick S1.50@1.75; Sledge 81. 25@2.
COTTON ROPE--We quote at 30c for ! and
SIG, and $50 for inch.
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The Cincinnati exposition.

The report of the general committee of
The Cincinnati Industrial Exposition, held
in Cincinnati from Sept. 81 TO Oct. %,
1870. has lust been Published, comprising
400 pages, and containing q full and sue
cinct history CT the enterprise, and all the
details connected with the exhibition from
its opening to its close, together with q
complete list of all the articles exhibited,
by whom, and where from, and also the
awards that were made. It Is an interest
ing resume Of the Exposition from first to
last. and the publication reflects credit
upon the enterprise of those who had il in
charge.
We have also received q programme of
the forthcoming Exposition at Cincinnati,
which opens on the 18th September next,
and continues until the 7th October, which
contains the rules and regulations govern
ing the exhibition, the classification of the
different articles which shall be offered for
exhibition, the list Of premiums, form Of
application, etc, etc. The preparations
for the approaching Exposition are on a
much moro extended scale than that of
last year, and it promises to be equally If
not more successful than the first grand
enterprise of the kind inaugurated in tn {
city.
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paSsenper Train Detained.

The passenger train of the Edgefeld and
Kentucky Railroad. due here yesterday
afternoon, was half an hour behind the
usual time, owing to detention at the Red
River bridge, by repairs now being made
to the trestle connecting with that strUc-
ture. While these repairs are being made
to the trestle- work, it was deemed safest
70 bring the passengers over it in hand
cars, and it was this tedious process that
delayed the arrival Of the train. Late
heavy freshets had somewhat weakened
the trestle, and it is to provide agains t
danger from this cause, that the work now
about completed was ordered to be done.
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WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF THE OHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, d. O., July l3, 1871,

Synopsis t0rtte past t1oenty-t four hours
The barometer has risen slightly at the
Pacific and Rocky Mountain stations, with
partially cloudy weather with fresh local
winds, and the pressure has generally in
creased off the Rocky Mountains, with q
tendency to diminish on the lower lakes.
This evening, the lowest pressure, which
was Wednesday evening in the northwest,
is now central over Lake Huron. The
temperature has fallen north and vest of
Wisconsin, and has risen on the Middle
and East Atlantic coasts. South westerly
winds have generally prevailed during the
day, bu. easterly winds have Q in this
evening on the Middle and East Atlantic
coast, and rain fell last night in South
Carolina and Tennessee, and cloudy or
threatening weather is now reported from
Indiana southwark. Partially cloudy wealth
or has elsewhere very generally prevailed.
Probabilities it probable that parti-
ally cloudy and clear wheather will very
generally prevail on Friday cast of the Mis-
sissippi No serious disturbance is appre
hended for the Lakes, and Atlantic and
Gulf coasts.
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A splendid assortment of spoon, fsrk
and table cutlery, clocks, gold pens and
full line of spectacles can be found OF g.
r. Calhoun i Co. 3, Maxwell House, at
low prices. my7 IT
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RAILROAD MENTION.

The Memphis A0aIanche says: at
will be remembered that on the 81 inst, a
baggage truck of the Memphis aud Little
Rock Railroad was accidentally precipi-
tated into the river at Hopefeld, and a
quantity of baggage, ETC., lost. Already,
with q degree of enterprise which is ap-
preciated, the management of the road
have literally settled all claims for dam
ages presented to the entire satisfaction Of
sufferers from the accident. 10 one in
stance a lady was allowed 81, 100 on her
wardrobe. Accidents will happen to the
best regulated corporations, bat it is rarely
the case that compensation for dam ges is
so quickly aud freely allowed as in this
instance
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doz., $3.50. Tubs $3.50 y nest; No. 1
tubs $40 per doz; No. 2 do. 50 per
doz; No. 3 do So. Starch &c. Candy
assorted stick Ito y pound; fancy
assorted 18s y pound. Snuff $7.75 p box
for CARROTS packed. Witches 80 per
case. Pepper 22ic. Spice 15c. Ginger
15o. Oysters 1925 2 case for one pound
cans; $5.25 ? case for two pound cans
Canned peaches, two pound csns, $2.T5
. doz. Soda 64c.
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Managers of the Exposition.

Several members of the Board of Mana
gers of the Tennessee Industrial Exposi-
lion met yesterday evening at the Board
of Trade roomq. Col. Walker was called
to the chair, and It. q. Jones, Esq, ap-
pointed Secretary. On motion Of Cap.
StockelI. the Secretary was requested to
procure 6 list CT Man gers appointed by
the Board of Trade, the Mechane and
Manufacturers Association and the Horti-
cultural Society, and request them to be
present at the Board Of T. sde rooms this
evening at o'clock, preparatory TO elect
ing new Managers, if desired.
The meeting then adjourned TIL P. Ii.
fo,dou
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L was stated some time since in the
UNION AND AMERICAN that Commissioner
Pleasanton had issued an order that new
locks should be provided for all distilleries.
Tho locks for the distilleries in this dis
trict have arrived at Assessor Cliffs
office. One distillery IN this district will
require eight of these locks, which, at
SIG &c each, amounts 70 S134.08 for one
distilery. Soms require more locks and
some less. If these locks woGld remain
long, perhaps the order would not amount
to much, but as new circulars are ofcen
issued, these frequent changes occasion
distillers considerable expense. There are
four distilleries 10 operation in this dis
trict, besides Stratton' 5-which closed yes
tCrday
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Mnnnhed Men About Again.

Mr.. Richard Gaines, who was formerly
a revenue official under Superintendent
Emery, and who accidentally shot himself
while on q raid after illicit distillers, near
Sparta, was ont on the streets yesterday,
and though looking pale, seems to be in a
fair way 10 recover.
Cir. James Davis, who had his leg bro
ken Some time since on the race track, was
also on the ST reets yesterday, and appeared
to be improv no rapidly.
NJ @. Fou k,wlo was so severely wound
ed by falling fr .m the roof of his business
establishment on Broad street, il, we are
glad to say, able to move about the streets
without cTutches
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In our report of the proceedings of the
County Court, in reference to the Edge
field and Kentucky Railroad, it was stalled
that Squire Meacham proposed an amend
ment to the resolution in relation to the
purchase of four-sevenths of the road.
This amendment provided that in case any
taxation was required, the matter should
be submitted 10 the people. The amend
nent was offered by Squire Gieaves, AMI
was adopted. The reason Squire Meach-
ANS name was placed to it, was because
he had copied it, and for that reason prob
ably the clerk as well IS the reporters,
s11poeed him TO be the author of the
amondmendmsnt, which was a very i'm
pOrtant one.
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Fhe Georgia Visitation.

The colored people CT Nashville are &C
lively making preparations for the recep-
tion and entertainment of the Georgia ex-
eursioDists who are to arrive here at
O'Clock next Saturday evening. Letters
received yesterday indicate that the ex-
cursionists will number between 800 and
500. s. W. Keeble, VIM. Sumner, Nelson
Walker and J. L. Leonard, the Nashville
Committee of Reception, have conferred
Vith Col. Cole and Supt. Thomas, of the
Chattanooga Railroad, and all nece' sary
and satisfactory arrangements were made
respecting the transportation Of the COM
mitfan Rnd eYcnrs Onists
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LOCAL JorrlNGs.

A working force went out day or two
ago on the Edgeield and Kentucky railroad
to make some repairs on the Red river
bridge.
A surveying party sent out some time
since to make preliminary surveys for the
Cumberland and Ohio railroad, came down
to this city yesterday on the Tennessee
and Pacific railroad. The Gallatin route,
we are informed, has been surveyed; and
We believe the survey of the route to Leb-
anon, or at least to an intersection with
the Tennessee and Pacific railroad is about
completed. These are only preliminary
surveys to obtain information to be used
by the officers of the Cumberland al d
Ohio railroad in locating their route.
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Try our bargain counter for CATERS,
shoes and slippers, at prices from 20 cents
and upward JOHN RAMAGE L Son,
If As College street.