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MARKETS.
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CINCINNATI, Feb. q.
FLOUR stesdy with fsir demand at full rates.
WHEAT duh, closing at 81 70 for No. l new Red
CoRS steady at Sc for No. ! shelled.
OArs dull. 39dS5c for No. ! and2.
RYE dull and prices nominal st lie.
GRoCERIEs unchanged and dull.
CoTToS quie! at Ale for middling.
Provisions dull; no buyers for city Mess Pork a
over s25, although holders ask SO.
Bulk Meats and Bacon dull but prices unchanged
13%9l5%9e for Shoulders. Sides and clear Sides
LARD good demand at lsc. for prime city.
WHISKY duh and prices nominal.
GOLD 1871.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. q.
TosIooo fully sustained; sales Isl hhds. les
at prices varying from 81 20 to 81 90.
Miss PoRK SO so; Bacon Shoulders 1875; cles
Sides Ice; sugar culed Hams PC.
LARD is quoted at ls1se in terces, and keith
rendered in kegs at 1870.
Corn Is qroted at csc for shelled.
OARS sc.
WHISKY, free S. p.
FLoUR, supsrine ST 90.
CorTos Ssc.
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Doctor
L. l.. COLEMAN

AMONGST the many complimentary
notices given US by the press of this
CITY. we know of none which We deem
as coming with so much heartfelt sim
certify, as the following from the Nash
UeLe Daily Union
"At 8 period like the present, when our
city is filed TO overlooking with a transient
population, and diseases prevail to an ex-
tent hitherto undreamt Of, it is proper thai
the means of cure should be Of ready &C
cess. aud that those immediately interested
should have information which will lead
them 10 avail themselves Of competent
Medical advice. Men who have been edu-
cefed in the best schools Of the profession
~ Medicine, and been successful in a prac-
ice of many years, are surely worthy o
confidence if they have given their atteu
ton exclusively TO q branch Of the pro
iession. aud made themselves masters oil II
teev have still more right 70 expect sup
port, more particularly if they have aiiotd
ed proof Of their ability TO cure. IG tni
latter class belongs DR.. /. i. COLEMAN
who, in his speciality, has been a beneiacto
20 the afflicted, and msy ever be relied o.
as a safe and sure physician
We respectfully inform our friend
that we may still be found at our office
relieving those afflicted with
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souTH NASHVILLE STREET RAILRoAD.-The
advance gang of workmen on this road have
reached a point within twenty or thirty
yards Of the Post-ofice. The weather last
week was too inclement 10 permit opera
tons on the road, but now that work is pos-
sible, the enterprise will be rapidly pushed
on 10 COMPLETION.
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A LITTLE girl named Annie Sullivan,
while on her way to school in Chicago,
last week, during the terrible frigid
weather, became overpowered by the
cold and fell on the pavement. Before
assistance could be rendered she Was
so badly fNozen that she died in q few
LoUrs.
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THE wEArHER.-The prospect is that this
viii be a most favorable day for the great
Union Convention and we hope everybody
will turn out. The President must be sus-
tanned, and the STATE placed in a correct at
titude before the world.
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To BILLIARD PLAYERs.-Just received, at
posite the Commercial Hotel, q sett Of Kav-
anuagh & Decker's Celebrated Cushions. Go
| and try them. feb2I-2t
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See the advertisements Of J. C. Fehr, found
in another part of this paper, who hes a
complete set Of Book-binder's materials for
sale; a house to rent, and wants a person TO
clean out q well.
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BALL IL JOHNsoNvILLE.-A social ball will
take place at Jacksonville. tonight, at the
Wharf Poat Hotel. A select company will
be present, and a pleasant social time is an
~ticipated.
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Tas CoSvESrrox-HouR or MEErrSo.-
The great Union Convention viii meet st
the Capitol at 10 o'clock a. nj. We hope
evervbsdv viii remember the hour.
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Kyoxv1LLE DFLEeArIox.-A delegation Of
twenty-five arrived in this city, last night,
and took rooms st the Stacey House. They
assure US that loyal East Tennessee, in a
fair vote, Will sustain the Presidents policy
bv at least two 10 one.
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CITY NEWS.

There viii be fall evening services and
sermon in Christ Church, to night, at
o'clock, by the Rector Rev. ". J. Ellis.
Thursday evening 22d.
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HAEPER FOR MARcH.-W. C. Collier, Union
Street, has laid on our table, the ensuing
March number of Harper's Monthly. It is
an attractive number.
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We are obliged to Ed. Willard, Uuion
Street, for the latest Louisville and Cincin-
matt papcrs.
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nEnpIE DIEEER
TRY sMOLANDER's
h. I'M. THONIPSON.

No. IS Cherry street, near Union, has made
a,raBesmsnts with the largest shirt MAnufae-
| tory Ia New NOrk, and Ia nOW prepared TO On
orders for SHIRTS, made mp In any style.
TO san purchasers, az q small Aa'aaee on
New York prices. Gentiemen sesiras 70 or
der eau be accommodated BY leaving hei'
measurs. and = perfect o. guaranteed Aiarge
.ssortmeut always on hand az low prices.
feblO-f
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The agent Of the F~reednien's Bureau,
al this place, is also a citizen Of the county,
and there are no troops there and every
thing relating to the labor system, works
smoothly. Unlike the sitraiion in Hay
wood county, the negroes shieAy remain
with their old masters, upon stipulated wa
ges, or for 8 share Of the crops.
Mr.. Thomas further informs US that the
negroes are gradually collecting their fami-
lies together; and that the sseries about q
refusal on the part Of whites to give up
colored children to their parents, are with
out foundation.
Civil law is in fall force throughout the
county; and none dream Of resisting the
authorities.
Mr.. Thomas states that everybody in
West Tennessee is going into the cotton
business with q view to raising every pound
possible; and if the season is favorable, the
crop VIII be enormous.
HENRY COUNTY
DR.. Travis, late representative from that
county iAAoim7 7 t-e matNeta are N0IE-
ing smoothly there. That there is no law
l%essness, and no violence; and that robber-
les and thets are Of very rare occurrence.
The negroes have not yet got over Their
newly acquired freedom, and while they
have generally contracted for the year,
there are fears entertained that the prices
oflabor viii 50 far rise in the summer, on
account Of the great demand, that many Of
them will leave their homes, and hire else
where. He says that The usual price paid,
is $40 and sl2 per month, and board, and
doctors bin.
Eve are compelled 10 delay the remainder
Of this article till after the Convention, on
account OF the crowded state Of our col
umus.)
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Petroleum Barrels.

EoR SALE Two complsts sets Of Barrel Ms
4 chlrerT OF TIE most spprcTsd patents. shlch
can - pot - Operation ID te1 days, sld tufu %
81 b4rIes 9 Gay Apply % ". l.. NANCE Nash
RAss CT I. WATSON, sJcsu0Ts Nils. iznfI-t
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ninsann- Eaaihers, BeesWax,

49, Hr1E store on ~ II Jenkins b
~ Nsrfh MaTEst sueet, Tnm Wells "a
.f.,.n 81 & 90. tfaflsrs aud haagFaE A.
much - a, 81 - sasra4 HeEie4
imtfa
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DROPERTY owners GA thurcn street. en- Lua
-freaf. tetgesu summer and Colef. and on
Cherry street, betFoen oa-ll- eng cr'Al ere -eir
5seE Pavement, Uh reTer % - requrel ace9rdile
III ne .peri aeatoas aad grades which wIl Do Hr-
rlahed by tlsCfy kngueer- sHd s1fk g ll-
ror~reueai gtlIu ten days from Us oaies au1
u.shsf rapidly o. completion thr N-it1r i
~ erect uorE vii - uoulca % cla-lut go
rurfug. ths expense % which VII 10 enArsed %
=" ". MATT. BRoWS. Msyor-
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We are indebted to the Adams Express for
late papers.
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"Ine lAsliOu
Doth wear out more apparel than the man.
Human nature has not changed since this
was written. Fashion is the study of the
great mass of society now, although we are
just out Of the rough experiences Of war.
Our masculine friends, who study comfort
as well as fashion, are in the habit Of pur-
chasing furnishing goodsofR. II. Thompson.
No. Is Cherry street. For a neat hat of
the latest style, the best fitting shirt, and
other under wear, made Of the fnist fab
RIGS, neck ties, &c, his establishment is
unanimously voted A No. 1. Go reader,
look through it, and satisfy yourself. You
viii be waited on politely.
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KLINE & SHERMAN,
Druggists and Pharmacists
MASONIC BUILDING,
Church St., between Summer and Cherry
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.

d
Lovers Of Pure Havana Cigars and
Hollands Empress Virginia
Soto KTTSE q sHERNANrs
If you want Extra Fresh Green and
Black Teas.
60 to KLINE a sHEEMAN's-
BEAUTIFUL TOILET SETS,
For sale by KLINE a SHERMAN.
American and Imported Soaps, in
Great Variety,
Al KLINE a sHERMANs.
Superior Cologne, Cosmetics, Pomade
and Hair Oil,
Al KLINE 4 sHERMANa-
Trv CBEVALIER'S Life for the Hair.
For sals only at KLINE 4 sHERMAS's.
Newcastle Soda, Pepper, Spices, and
Pure ERYoring Extracts,
AZ KLINE q sHERhAN's.
No.D Coal Oh, treble distilled
I Gator on, Amn cold Press'D Linssed OIL,
C4sioF on, East igdQ Spirits Turpennne.
For sale a. KLINE 3 sHERMAE's,
-U-
| Extra Brushes, every variety, Surgical
Instruments and Fine Sponges,
Al KLINE & sHEkMAEfs.
Medicinaliy Pure Liquors, on hand
Always,
Al KLINE Z sHERMANS.
AL the above ior sale At
KLINE 4 sHERMAN'S,
Masonic Building. Church Street,
rovq-sm NASHVILLE. TENN
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-sAMARITAu's
Root and Herb Juices.
The Great Blood Purifier ard Remedy for
SCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS.
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILS, SYPH-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EASES. &c.

For syphilis or Venereal Diseases, the almar.
JAMS Root sud herb Juices 10 The moet potent crr-
tar ami sdec,ual remedy ever p-raecuoed- Hrealh-
e. and ensiicafes every particle Of ne veuereu p1-
son. 30 that the cure b borough and permanent
Take then ibis purifying remedy End ts neArl
and DO DOT trsusmlt b. Jour posteny tnat Coz al.CI
you msy repent 10 ater years.
DO NOT DESPAIR
Although gou may be pronounced i~urursric, ere
sqmanian's Root snd Hero Juices viii remove
every vesbge ofimpuu1es rom the system, aa veil
A. al the lad effects Of aeieurJ-
F~EwALEsif FEMALEsu
In many affections with which number- of r.
male sufer, the Ro0tand Herhjuices Is most Hsg-
uIiy sfsuted. IN liberated Uterus, Iu Whites l
bpSuug deE1, Falling Of the Womb Df1lNyl tIt
for AL Complaints incdent to the sex. Sent uy cZ-
press. Pnce, g per bottle.
Samaritan's Wash,
Is. in case Of syphilis, used 10 conjunction with ne
Root and Herb Juices. Full directions, Puce hHY
cents.
The efficacy Of lhess remedies u alike ucEu0el
edged hY physicians aud palerl. They are used
Ia ne ~ 3. Hospitals. and BY their zeal mrrI ufs.
gsined the approaauon o. The most able surgeons
Patient take notcef The lngre1leui1 Are auHs.
10 tie phyaeans WuO use thems A. you aA -r ui
TIE ioloWtng9
P0sr HAprAL, F0aT MAasEtLL,
Baltimore, Feb. ~, lsd. ;
az have great satisfaction Ia stating natl ha7O
usod stThe Samantaa's Remedies folF enefr
Disease IN is most customary iormai ua5 , hA.
used them with Judgment discretion AMI plDpt.
IN, and have found hem respond o. my tau..pa
Is : promptly and efeetuaiy. knowing le
| competition, I have the fullest COMMERCE .n .he
esIesrv sud a. ~ a. my uae Of tnem extends
recommend them strongly
Assistant SurFeolat h hrH lora vols
Reader, here IL pr0af POSITIVE o. me taina
fh-~-f--- v-irania ureparal0us. The OLD Hrke1
ing and al gusaug drugs have % Nye NaF 20 rem.
/ des purely vegetable, pleasant % me urlel AM
POSITIVE CURE.
soid ~ WJECW SMITH. DruEusts,
Ger. Church and Vine streets, haahvI.
DESMOND Co. Pr0Pneiors
9ls Rae street, Phlsdeiphis Pa laepLI1'
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Narvous DebilitY.

Seminal weakness, etc, can Be cured BY one who
hSs resliy cured himself and hundreds q Others,
and vii TEL roo nothing oa1 ue 1ste. Addresss
viii stamp SCA
asc&sdkNi7 He-eet ANs&
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Wanted.

ID two yourg men Of experience, seea 81 and
ID Styesrs, Altoaaons al either ChArcol or An
throcle lfon WorkEY ~ Manager and Book Keel.
~. Ins9 can uitEg good recommendRuuns - %
character and sblty. Address Manager AMI
hook.keeper haehhuTgi oentra county,
isuq3-zld ttHe
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In shakspears'a day there was a general
desire to be in the fashion. All ages, sexes
and conditions aspired to the latest mode.
Hence the bard's remark
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HAYWOOD COUNTY.

AYwoOD COUNTY.
This was one Of the largest slaveholding
counties in the State prior 10 the rebellion,
and there are nearly or quite as many ne
groes there now as in 1860. There are no
soldiers in this county, and tho agent Of the
Freedmen's Bureau is a citizen Of this
place aud therefore the question of labor
is solving itself in pretty much the same
style that it will do everywhere, when left
10 the action Of local communities, and the
lava Of demand and supply. The negroes
are nearly all at work-the exceptions be-
ing rare indeed, and confined almost exclu-
sively TO the few villages IN the country.
By a mutual arrangement the negroes
have nearly all changed homes and these
systems been found to work better, perhaps,
than if they were remained with their former
masters. Farms are being fenced, and pu.
in order and nearly sll the cotton grounds
are prepared. We inquired Of one gentle
man if there was as much work done as
usual.
"More," he replied, ethan at any time
since the war and within q trihe Of as
much as in Is6O.'
"DO you think free labor will prove as
profitable IS slave labor
"When fairly in good condition, it will
prove more So"
"Win the free negroes work as well as
they did when slaves ?"
"There is every reason to believe that
they will do more; though it viii take them
three years to really understand what true
freedoa means but they were doing better
than the most s~anguine expected, and tn,
fears Of the masses Of the people are in No
instance realized
sWhst is the cause Of the citizens OBJ
j~ections OF the Freedmen's Bureau % ",
next inquired.
"They are more strict in requiring tn
whites 10 stand by their contracts, thar
the officers Of the army"
as there perfect quiet in the country, or
are there disturbances, and guerrillas dght
Ing, and political snimosities we asked
There are fewer broils, and disturbances
than before the war, was the response; "lif,
is safe no man need be armed; ana as 70.
political Enthusiastically have ceased
aud the people would not coualenane
them"
MADISON COUNTY.
This was, during the war, emphatieallv
rebel county but at present, there is non
in which there isa more frm determine
ton to accept the situation, and abide IA
result Of the war in good faith. Hon
Dorsey B. Thomas, whose unionism and re
liability viii not be questioned, informs u
that he has recently spent a oonsiderab
time in this county, with 8 majority Of n
people Of which he is acquainted and !
informs US hat life aud property is as So
as in the most favored parts Of the Union
and that there are hone, who in any mann
eyince q desire TO change the present ORD
Of things.
The sherif-an appointee Of Govern
Brownlow-staies hat he could makean q
rest. or serve a writ in any part Of &
county, without the slightest T~esistane
that he is constantly going around, and Il
he never even carries a pistol.
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Third National Bank
OF
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

sTOC
". ". Berry, Chas. E HiIlman,
John Kirkman, Alexander Fall,
D. Weaver, A. j. Duncan,
Joseph W, Allen, Edgar Jones,
d. Burns, Dan'l F. Carter,
Edmund Cooper.
THIS Bank has Opsaed IN the t~uilaing lsisJoe'
Il cupied b ne
PLANTERS BANK,
Corner q Union and College streets, 70 trsnRaoi 3
general
Banking, Exchange and Collecting Business
Buy and eel al kinds o. GoYernneui socurt Is
Agent for the sls o. the New EfaS
". ". bEkRY, Ep6Ah IOAea
' FfsEidsaL Csshlsfs
'guii
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Established in 1852, at
NO. % DEADERICK STREET,
Nashville, Tenn.

HAVING FOR SEVERAL YEARS NOTICED THE BARBAROUs MODE or
- treatment fr Pki 1E Diseases, BY the use Of eante apPiauons sl
toat these diseases might be cured by some more pleasant and reliable remedies IS
by the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-22

Sent BY msil 10 p p'ain envelope. Prce, Male
packages, $500, Female 500.
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Old Course of Treatment

Physicians are constantly annoyed by psients returning With secondary symptoms
Dr. JONES has discovered q mode Of treatment for these diseases which IL rather ~
pleasure than a pain. His teatmeu has undergone a thorough Investigation. anil
has been fmnd much more efficient than any ether, He is mover troubled with OBJ,
complaints Of patients with secondary Syphilis, swollen organs or With many syur-
toms produced by the Old School Treatment.
DIR. JONESS charges are the same in all casc@-wiu charge The same for ou,
weeks attention that he would for me month, and &c is Of course 70 bis interest TO
cure as speedily as possible.
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TEE CONVENTION TO-DAY.
Good Prospect Of Crops.

The Most Perfect quiet Everywhere.
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The samaritan's Gift.

Atlantic Mail Steamship Co. H. 81, between S.s
YORK and Aspinaal.
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The river is rising, with ten or eleven
inches on the shoals.
The A. Baker arrived, and the Palestine
densrted, Yesterday.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-01

The PATRONAGE OF PowER.-It has long
the gifts of their positions among their rela-
tives. In the kingdom of Great Britain it is
well known that Premier frequently fills all
the offices in his gift with his kinsmen. Lord
Butte did so centuries ago. Lord BRoUGHAM
did so a few years back. The custom has
grown to be authorized by time, and conse-
quently we are neither indie nant nor surprised
that some Senators should have secured COM
Portable berths for their relatives. The Con-
gressional directory discloses the fact that a
son OF Senator CLARK, OF New Hampshire
is doorkeeper of the reporters gallery; that
a son OF Senator CowAN is Clerk of Senator
CowAN's Committee; that a son of Senator
DOoLITTLE is similarly favored; likewise a
son OF Senator HOWARD; ditto q son of
Senator DIXON; ditto a nephew of Senator
FooT; while "a nephew of Senator WADE
stands guard at one of the entrance-doors to
the chamber for $1,000 year.
While this practice is authorized by time
ami custom, we cannot help remarking the
seeming inconsistency between these appoint
ments and the resolution Of the body de-
claring " that the Senate do earnestly recon-
mend to the citizens of the United States the
employment of discharged soldiers" How
ever, their actions may be consistent, although
we cannot see how they can be reconciled,
but 'there are many things, lHoratio, which
are not dreamed OF in our philosophy"
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necessary in the matter. Either let an inter.
national copyright be secured. or else some
more strict agreement entered into, so that
enterprise may be rewarded; tor unless some
provision be made, the cause of national lite
rature will severely suffer.
While, therefore, the decision of the Dis
trict Court has placed our American publish
ers of foreign works in a remarkably awkward
position, another opinion has been expressed
by the Lord Justice Of Appeals Of Great Bri-
tain, which cannot but be most beneficial to
American authors. They have decided that
an American author, residing in Canada dur
ing and at the time OF publication of WORK
composed by him, and first published in Eng
land, is entitled to q copyright there The
facts in the case are these :-Messrs. SAMPSON,
Low & Co. applied to the Court OF Chancery
for an Injunction to restrain Mr.. RoUTLEDGE
from publishing a work called "Haunted
Hearts," written by Miss MARIA S. CUM
MINIS, an American authoress, who was in
Canada at the time of its publication. Vice
Chancellor KINDERsLEY granted the injunc-
ton, and the case was appealed. The decision
OF Lord Justice TURNER, with whom Lord
Justice KNIGHT BRUCE agreed, proceeded
upon these grounds The English law o
copyright extends to all the colonies by ex-
press enactment; "every alien coming into a
British colony becomes temporarily subject
OF the Crown, bound by, subject to, and enti-
tied to the benefit of all the laws which affect
British subjects" an alien friend may by the
common law acquire any personal property
which copyright is declared to be, and may
maintain an action for the same. On these
grounds the motion to dissolve the INJUNCTION
was dismissed, and a decree according to
the prayer of the bill granted.
1t will thus be seen that while United
States Court is deciding in a manner inju-
rieus to the cause OF national literature, a
British Court is so giving judgment as to
enable an American author to secure, by
merely soiourning iniCanada few days, thn
enjoyment of copyright for the term of his
natural life, and to his heirs for seven years
afterwards,