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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-03-06
Trouble in the Camp.

Revenue Collector J. W. c. Bryant, Of
the fourth district of this State, has called
upon a number Of stOrekeepers and gaugers
in his district to assist him in seizing lot
of whisky stored at Meals distillery in
Marshall county, near Lewisburg.
1t seems that the distilleTy has been
licensed. but has not been running for some
time. \ considerable quantity Of whisky,
upon which the tax has not been paid, was
in the distillery at the time operations were
suspended, and it is stated that a portion
of this liquor has been sold and the barrels
filed with water. The officers of the gov
eminent anticipated considerable trouble
in the effort to take possession Of the distil-
lerv and material, and were to assemble in
force in the vicinity last Wednesday. The
distillerv is situated some thirty miles from
a railroad, and is in wild region Of country.
We expect further particulars in day or
i've
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KNOXVILLE.
The Religious Revival Continues with
Deep Interest.

The KaoruaIe Chronicle, Of The 4th,
says, The Opera House was again crowded
last nisht by anxious listeners to Rev. j.
ii. McSeiiy, ard $he1 tue invitation vas
given for inquirers to come Forward. eyery
seat reserved was soon occupied, and fully
as many as on the previous night showed
their desire for salvation, while quite a
number were happily converted. The
meeting j. > Union meeting, for nearly
every church in the city Eas well repre-
scented.
The services at the College Chapel yes
teddy evening, at O'Clock, were very in
terestilg. iFhe request being made for all
Ni.0 had found Chtist 10 aris9 T. their feet,
between fifteen aud twenty OF the students
rose, and with bright and baaming faces
testified that the Prince Of Peace reignsd
within their hearts.
9av. Carol Long preached last night.
There was . vory large crowd in attend
anee. There were several conversions.
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CITY NOTICES.

Kentucky Library COneert.-A CARD
TO THE PUBLIc.-The manager is DESTROYS
that every ticket-hOlder in the Fourth Con-
cert. which comes off in Public Library
Hall on the 31st of March, shall be per-
fectly satisfied with the distribution OF
Gifts which is to take place at that time
The distribution of S1,5OO,OO0 is an affair
of such importance that, although the in
terest of the absent ticket-holders will be
faithfully cared for by the management, yet
they would be glad for all to see and know,
each one for himself, that everything IS
done which the most scrupulOusly exacting
could ask to make the distribution ALSO
lutely fair and impartial. All arrangements
for the drawing, on the part of the man
agement, are complete, and the ticket
holders are invited 10 send delegates to a
meeting. to be held in the Public Library
building, on the 10Th of March, to select a
committee to cooperate with the commit
tee appointed by the trustees, to count and
examine the tags and see that every ticket
is fairly represented in the drawing. The
time is short, and whatever is to be done
must be done promptly. Your cooperation
in this matter is earnestly invited. Yours,
Thos. E. Bramleite, Agent and Manager,
Pub. Library Kentucky. II
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Tseful Work.

The agents of Polk, Murphy & Co, pub
fishers, called at our office yesterday and
showed us specimens of their publications.
This firm is ROW publishing Gazetteer
and Business Directory of the st. Louis
and Southeastern Railway. The work will
contain a full and accurate business diroc-
tory of Nashville, showing the name, pur-
suit and location of every business person
within the city limits. 1t will also give an
historical and statistical sketch, by which
the various manufacturing and business in
terests of our city will be fully represented.
Its extensive circulation in over one hum
dred cities, towns and villages, especially
those in Tennessee and Kentucky, its con-
else directory Of Nashville, will, we are
sure. commend this work TO our people
both as an advertising medium and book
of reference.
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serious Illness of Judge Turney's Son

The friends of Mr.. TOrum Tuney and
of his father, Judge Turney, will regret TO
hear of the serious illness of the former,
who went to Florida for his health last
Christmas. Judge Turney received a letter
Yesterday, dated Feb. %, which was writ
ten at his sons dicta;iOn, be being zoo
weak to write. The letter states that he
feels he cannot recover, but that he will die
easy and among friends. The writer, with
whom young Mr.. TuTney is stopping. adds
a few lines to the father on his own ac-
count and SAYS that the son cannot live a
month longer. His disease is consump-
lion. he Is 81 his twenty-secOnd year, and
is Young man 81 extraordinary talent.
He was 4 student in the Nashville Uni
ycrsity for tWoyears, and Gen. Kirby Smith
saws he meyer before had a voting man
under his instruction. who made such rapid
progress with his studies, ia fact IT was IN
consequence Of his close application while
here at school that his disease was con-
tYarfnl
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-8IOrris Hussey, lar
ceny, acquitted.
Reuben, alias Jacob Morton, eolored,
house burning, case given to jury.
Henry King, cOlOred, larceny, pending.
ThOs. Chiffon, Jr., committed on
capias, charged with larceny.
CIRCUIT COURT.-Henrietta Mccall vs..
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad and
Mayor and City Council, testimony not yet
concluded.
SUPREME COURT.-Judge Turney re-
eeived a dispatch that his son is at the
point of death, and he was compelled to
leave Immediately. The counsel agreed
that the argument Of the Bank Of Tennes-
see case might be continued before the five
remaining Judges. The argument in this
case will not be concluded until Saturday.
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Nerr Advertisements.

See advertisement Of the mysterious
man.
\ fine Tot Of fruit trees, shrubs, etc, will
De sold at auction by Winstead, Shields X
Co. tomorrow morning.
The manager of the Public Library Con
cert publishes among the city notices card
10 the public.
Two embroidered bands lost.
The Directors Of the Nashville, Chatta-
nOoga and St. Louis railway have declared
a dividend of two per cent. on the coiisoli-
daiea stock .ftllo company, payable on and
after April /, 1874.
See the advertisement Of Pennebaker *
Seav. general insurance agents, office, No.
rs North College street.
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The Reception Last Evening.

The reception given by the UNION AND
AMERICAN to Lieut.. Leven c. Allen and
his bride nee Miss Katie Mckee, at the
Maxwell House, last evening, was a very
pleasant affair. The band of the 10th In
fantrv discussed sweet music, TO which the
feet Of merry dancers kept measure until a
late hour.
Plates for one hundred guests were laid
in the ladies' ordinary, and this portion OF
the evenings entertainment was gotten up
in Fuiton's best style.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

WASHINGTON, March 8, 1:0OA. N.
Pr05d5ilities.-FOrN New England. rising
temperature, winds veering to elstcrly and
increasing clCudiness with rain and snow
during Fri lay night.
For the South Atlantic, the Middle
States, and lower lake region, fresh and
brisk northeast to southeast winds, cloudy
and rainy weather, partly as snow in the
latter.
For the upper lake region, east to north
winds, cloudy and rainy weather, partly as
snow over the northern portion.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley, fresh
to brisk winds, cloudy and rainy weather,
clearing away on Friday afternoon and
night.
For the Gulf States, sOutherly winds
veering to westerly, cloudy weather and
possibly light rain.
For Missouri, clearing weather.
The Ohio river will probably rise.
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Anusenents-

The Jeromes gave very pleasant enter
tainment at the Opera House last night TO
an appreciative audience. The performance
consisted of wonderful feats Of legerde-
main, and curious antics of automatic
figures.
Another performance will be given To-
night. a matinee at 2:20 tomorrow alter
noon, the engagement closing with Satur-
day nights performance.
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,rT,e value OF Adyertising.

Yesterday ma-ning gentleman residing
at NewsOm station, on the Northwestern
road, who was spending few days IN the
city, picked up copy OF our paper and read
the item concerning James a. Davis, boy
who had strayed from home, and at once
informed Capt. Yater that the boy was al
Newsom station. The father recovered pos
session of his son yesterday.
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Something OF a Nuisance.

An exchange remarks: "a gentleman
who has to go to one Of the railroad depots
very often is trying to cultivate the appear
ance of a man who doesn't look as II he
wanted an express wagon" In this city,
the individual who does not want to be
bored half to death, cultivates the appear
ance of a man who never rode in hack In
his life. The energy and persistence with
which a Nashville hack-driver will attack
the unfortunate man who comes within
half a square of them, borders on the mar
vellOus. A stranger coming to Nashville
is led to believe, by the conduct OF our
hackmen, that we are all bloated aristocrats
and call a hack if We have occasion to
merely Cross the street.
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EgyReneal.

A happy reunion Of relatives and friends
occurred at the residence II Henry Alley,
in the Fifteenth district, last Iigbt-the
occasion being the marriage Of Miss Emma
4. Alley to Mr.. II. NJ. ArgO. The bride
groom is young and handsome, and the
bride beautiful and accomplished. The
marriage ceremony was performed by Rev.
DIR. J. 3. Stephens. and the young and
happy couple.werp made one, and congratu-
lated by their numerous frientS. Aiterthe
ceremony, a fine band Of music diScOUrstG
lively airs, and dancing was kept up until q
late hour. During the 6yfniHg the guests
were invited to parake of bepptiful re
past. and around the festive board the
,it.4ost good cheer prevailed. Tie
father a..l mother Of the bride were
untiring in theit eilorts TO make the occa-
sion pass Off agreesSIs,, and the many
present were entertained ~ the most
i.osDitable manner. Success to the ta4e.-s-
ed iiut:st of South Nashville and his love
~ bride. NSy they live long and prosper.
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PERSONAL.

DR.. John a. Campbell, of Franklin,
Tenn, who graduated here about ten days
AGO, was in the city yesterday equippine
himself to practice his profession.
Mr.. Matt Lower, formerly connected with
the Maxwell House, but now residing in
HopkinSville, KY, has been spending few
DAYS in Nashville.
Col. Boyers, of the GdlldtiR E.1Grliner,
was in the city yesterday.
N Buck, of the AurJreesbOrO lhonI-
tor, is spending a day or two in Nashville.
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A stoical Scotchman was addgesseG ~
his sick wife; ..Oh, John, | Shan't leave
this bei aIiyer "Please theesef, Betsy,
and tbee'l please ple,r returned John, with
eauanimity. ~ have been god wife TO
YOU. john" persisted the dying woman.
!.Middlin', Betsy. middlin'."
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The officers of State Teachers AssOcia-
tom meet on Saturday, March :, at 10
O'clock. All members requested TO at
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Religious
-

Quite an interesting meeting is in pro-
gress at the Edgefield Baptist Church, I'M
der the ministrations of the pastor, Rev. w.
A. Nelson. Prayer meeting IS held eacn
afternoon and preaching at night, at each
Of which the public are solicited TO De
present.
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EIecfion of directors.

st the meeting of stockholders of the
Nashville Gas Light Company, on yester-
day, the old Board of Directors were re
elected-Samuel Watkins, Samuel Prichett,
DE-. Carter, w. T. Cooper, Jno. NJ. Lea,
.Jno. Browne and j. ii. kendrlck. Inc
Board meets next Monday to re-organlze
and elect the officers for the next twelve
months.
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Mime DemOrest's Spring and Summer
Patterns, comprising all of the latest Nov
elites in Ladies' and Children'S Clothing,
Just received at 120 Church street.
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RadIy EUiuFpd.

Geo. Walker, colored, who was YeSter-
day engaged in painting the climRayS OF
the Bolivar II. Cooke, lost his footing and
fell TO the hurricane roof lis head striking
tbe same with violent force. He was re-
moved TO his residence, corner Of Line and
spruce street, and has been insensihle ever
since the occurrence.
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Death at Jackson.

The Jackson (TGm.) Herald announces
tbe death of Mrs. ). Z. Dunaway on the
Isl inst. The deceased was the widow %
me late Col w. VI. Dunaway. After a
,,rotracted illness. she gently breathed her
life away last night, inthe full assurance 81
:, Christ ian hone.
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Blank 81 indicates no report; cipher (0l sta
tiOnary; minus - tendency TO fall; plus (tl ten
dency 70 rise. A. @. FORD. Observer.
The river is falling slowly with IL feet
scant on the Shoals.
There were no arrivals up to dark.
The Bolivar II. Cooke and Shippers Own
departed for the head of the river.
The John ). BransfOTd win arrive to-
day, and is the regular packet for the upper
Cumberland Saturday at P. n.
The Silyerthorn was expected last night.
She is advertised for return to Evansville
this evening at o'clock.
The Burksyille, Capt. 10. Ambrose, is
the regular packet for PadUc2h Saturday al
II NJ.
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Tommy rot his gold pen taken away in
school for unFeasa.scble scribbling, and the
teachers desk-key turned ~. t, and Tom
nv says that if this course OF iooeiLg ~
gold is to be persisted in, there will be IN
ftisl school a financial or some other kind
of disturbance.
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Additional Entry.

In the Maxwell House stake for three
wear Odds. dash Of two miles, the following
entry was left out III the published list yes
terday: ~
Lexington, dam Lula by Childe Harold.
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COLLATION..

Yesterday beingthe annual stockholders
election of the Nashville Gas Light Com
parv. the stockholders and host Of guests
were RECALLED with an elegant collation.,
served up in Fuller's best style, and over
which President Watkins and Secretary
Eendricll did the honOrS Of the occasion.
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Notice.

That ..mysteriOus man." Mr.. Chas. IL.
Read. the world-renowned physical me
dunn. is soon to visit or city to hold Sc
ances for physical manifestations Due
notice will be given Of his arrival here
through the columns of this paper. Ut
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Why Is 1t?

With our forests full of the finest maple
in the world. Nashville grOcerS import
great quantities of maple syrups and sugar
from Michigan.
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rhrnrn Omen 20 the Public.

The sidewalk on the upper side of the
suspension bridge viii be thrown open to
pedestrians to-day, the repairs having been
cpmDlptpd
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Tha Lecture To.NiShI.

Our readers should not forget the lecture
tonight Of DR.. Baird, at Masonic Hall, for
the benefit Of the organ fund Of the First
Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
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LnnuIinw In.

Thirtv-three pages are devoted to record
inc. in Supervisor Cobbs Office, the seizures
of illicit distillelieS which have beer made
during the quarter ending March l, in this
State alone. the record showing that ninety
have lsnen seized.
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There is a great increase Of travel on all
lie roads entering Nashville, during the
rast few DAYS. The Louisville depot was
hronged with passengers yesterday.
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st. Charles Hotel, newly reftted with
ladies' and gentlemen's water closets in
the house, Market street, near the Square,
Nashville, Tenn. j. NJ. Armstrong, pro-
prietor. Single meals, 80 cents. Board
and lodging per day, $500. jams SIN
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Sale of Tobacco.

There will be sale of tobacco at the
Cumberland Warehouse at nine O'Clock
tins morning.
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What Is Itl-Previous to my remova

What Is Its-PreviOus to my removal
l will sell Hats and Caps, Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods, as follows: Cravats,
Bows and Scarfs, so per cent below the
usual price. Hats, little out Of style, so
to 70 per cent below cost. Hats, in style,
at cost. Y. B.-All new goods VIII be sold
from 10 to % per cent less than the usual
prices. Benson, the Halter, 12J Church
street. Battle House. MID If
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After the first OF March we shall dis
continue all accounts and sell our goods
strictly for cash without exception. Man
love, Richards i Meadors. feb24 If
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Spring Dress GOOds.-We offer 1000
yards elegant Spring Goods at 374 cents
Carried over from last season. cheap,
cheap. Thompson Bros. x Kelly, Summer
street. mis- 81
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Eighteen convicts from Memphis arrived
or the evening train yesterday, and were
assigned quarters at the penitenaary-
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Grape Piques.-We offer all our Satin
Striped and Grape Piques-earried over
from last Spring-at great reduction.
Thompson Bros. * Kelly, Summer street.
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Persons wanting tickets in the Louis
vile Library Drawing March 81, the Nor
folk, Va, Drawing, May ), or GOlladay's
Drawing, March %, will call on W. G..
Price, Al South College st. mil If
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49,

.Jack." said a man To 4 lad Just entering
his teens, s.yOur father is drowned" ''IIapg
it. replied the young hopeful, '.and he's
OF my iack-knife in bis pocket"
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A.C. Beech, No. 10 Public Square, will
offer for the next 20 days extra induce
nlents to purchasers of all kinds Of dry
goods, in order to make room for the new
stock March !, 1874. mil sun,tu,tri Nv
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sSYe Old Folks" are requested to as
semble once more on Thursday night next,
9Th inst, at the residence of r. DOrman,
No. 20 n. Vine street, to prepare for the
Orphans Concert. As this will be the only
practice, save a dress rehearsal, a full at
teIdGace is earnestly solicited.
March I, 1874. mh4 2t
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RIVER NEWS.

Daily Report Of Stage Of W1tcT, siM Gcnges IN
dls q Hours endisg p. N. March 5, IS7L
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70 What Is 1t !zzzzuzz2z@
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RETAIL DRY GOODS.
s,~.~<,<,e00 o. q. r.
BARGAINS
AT
TRADE PALACE!

Sprag,se's Ne1v Spring Prints, Toe.
MeTTinsack's Nelg Spring Prints, 10c
Al other Nel1 Spring Prints, Sc
Good yard ride Bleached Domestic, 12t.
Best brands Hope, LoHSdale and FI1titof
Loom, 1876.
Fine Irish Linen, SOC
Best 1O-4 SheetiHg, Csc.
Bleached Table DaBaask SI.0O, reduced
to 75c.
Great Bargains IN Black Alpaeas.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
BLACK GROSGRAIN SILKS.
81 so Reduced 20 50 90.
S2.25 Reduced TO SI.z5.
Sl.z5 Reduced 10 Si.35.
$500 Reduced 90 SI.6J.
Fine Balbriggan Hose, silk Embroidered, Sc.
TRADE PALACE,
II Public Square.
mil If 4thp
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7slegrcpAic Report from Signal .Ssrvics C5rps D.
s. A, gf ObssrrGtiJg, az $50 p. Ny fha
Western Cajon Linz.
walton. "a Az "i"o m b Weather.
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ST. LOUIS AND SOUTHEASTERN
depot, North college
street j n Brooks, Ticket Agent.
GOING NORTHWEST.
No. 2-St. Louis Mail, daily except Sunday,
leave 2.23 a. N.
No. ISt. Louis Express, daily, leave 2SS Pm.
GOING SOUTHEAST.
No. Nashville Mail, daily except Sunday,
No. GNashviIle Express, daily, arrive l:4o
JOHN ". MASS, G. T. A.
AF SHRADER, Genl Supt
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More country ladies came in Today 10
help carry on this siege, aud are now on
duty. These are also from the neighbsT=
hood of TuSculum college, where a great
revival of religion is now in progress. The
re, val hCre continues.
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.
Time.

LEGAL Report for the City, Thursday,
Mnref, 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12
NOTES OF THE CONTEST.

APPEARANCE OF WHITE LEAGUERs ON THE STREET
ARMS CAPTURED FROM THE STATE NOT RE-
TURNED-AN OFFER BY THE FUsIoNIsTS TO SUB
NIT TO AN ARBITRATION.
NEW-ORLEANs, Oct. 1.-THE appearance OF
souad of 20 armed white Leaguers Canal-st. Fri
dav might was officially reported TO the Governor the
military authorities and Marshal Packard by the Chief
OF Police
The Of the State militia officially re-
ports that the following arms belonging to the state
captured in the operations OF Sept IA, and following
days have not been returned to the State authorities
or surrendered to the United States authorities as
directed by the Presidents Proclamation. The list en-
braces two 12pound howitzers 16S2 improved small
arms 500 bayOnets IS swords, and large quantity OF
ammunition, uniforms and accouterments In place OF
these arms the AdjutantGeher states that the au-
thorites have been put In possession of quantity OF
comparatively worthless and damaged Belgian rines'
believed to belong to citizens OF NewOrieaps. Ihese
communications have been transmitted to Gen. Emory
To-day's Pcdyline contained specific and duly au-
horzed offer the part of the fusoniss to accept the
proposition made by Gov. Kellogg in his address,
namely to test the question OF the Louisiana State Gov
ernment OF the actual returns all parties
to abide by result These returns are IN the custody
OF McEnery party and can be produced and autheh
ticated at any time.
United States troops in this city, LETT FRIDAY evening
under orders to resume his post at Nashville.
Registration is going on quietly II Will close Oct 70
as prescribed by law. 40,
Advisory Board. Col Packards successor has not yet