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IH6 N6H TUX JVuINuI y OUI
the afternoon of the Sd inst. SAYS:
The GAINESVILLE Chronicle of the 9TH inst.
saws OF the tobacco market:

Our sales last week added up SIS hhds.. and
for the month Of March, 1898 hhds, distributed
as follows: Sold by Messrs A. F. Smith Co.,
1877 hhds. Messrs. Harrison 4 Shelby, l24 hhds.
Messrs, Smith 4 Turnly. l52 hhds.. Messrs.
Poindexter & Co., lSS hhds These are all sales
from first hands. Ir..-
Our market was fairly sustained throughout
the month, though prices eased down in the past
two weeks. But upon the whole, prices were
highly satisfactory to planters, and there were
comparatively few rejeetiOns. We noticed last
week, some very pretty Hartsyille tobacco of
fered by Mr.. j. Lester. of that place. Mr.. Les
ter received a cordial welcome from the board.
and good prices for his leaf, though il was hard
lyin keeping order Tobacco from that section
is in good demand here, and will meet ready
sales at fair prices. This week Mr.. Doughty, of
the firm of Doughty 4 Taylor, of Warren cOun-
ty, KY, offered his first shipment TO our market;
the sale was satisfactory and we hope soon to see
him again with a larger lot of finer tobacco.
The closing quotations Of the month were trash,
293c; lugs, 312@5c; common leaf, 51S97c; medi-
um leaf S99c; fair leaf lOG12c; fine leaf. 100
l5c; choice selections, l6,G29c; fancy wrappers,
20950c. Our market opened this week with
sales at the Exchange ON Tuesday, Of 13S hhds.,
and of 200 hhds. on Wednesday, by Messrs. W.
r. Poindexter Il Co. These sales show an nd
vance upon the prices current last week, and the
market closed firm and strong with an upward
tendency.
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RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas, Under the laws of Tennessee
the colored man is invested with the right
of suffrage, and it, therefore, becomes his
duty to Justify his enfranchisement by q
prudent, thoughtful, and patriotic exercise
of that great and inestimable privilege:
And whereas, Our Conservative white
fellow-citizens have invited US to appoint
delegates to the State convention to as
semble in Nashville on the 10th inst, and
participate with them in nominating a
candidate for Governor, thus showing their
disposition and desire TO secure our rights,
and to promote harmony between the two
races, therefore be it
Resolved, That we cordially accept the
invitation, and will faithfully labor to
make the political unity thus inaugurated
rebound to the good of the State and the
whole Union.
Resolved, That we do not desire to be an
element of discord in the community in
which we live-that to seek to unite the
colored race against the white, or the poor
against the rich, would only bring trouble !;
that we believe the common good of
both depends upon the spirit of harmony
and Justice of all towards each other.
Resolved, That believing the spirit and
tendencies of Radicalism are unfaVorable
to these aims, we take our stand with the
true Union Conservatives of Tennessee, and
invite our race throughout the State to do
the same.
Resolved, That our right to vote involves
the right to hold Office and that its denial
is unjust and that our interests and rights
as free men require also that we should
have the right to sit upon juries.
Resolved That while thankful to over
ruling Providence that slavery is removed
from the land, we have no ground to fear
that any attempt win ever be made to re-
establish it. -.
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THE Merchants and Manufacturers In
suranee Company has been fully organized,
and the Secretary, w. H. Gordon, Esq, is
fitting up an Office in the Chamber of Com
merce rooms. It will soon be ready to take
risks. The following is list Of the Board
of Directors Neill S. Brown, c. n. Ord
way, A. q. Ewing, J. w. Corbett, S. L.
Demoville, VIM. Stockell, Geo. c. Allen,
John Hughes, II. J. Massengale, Archer
Cheatham, w. w. Totten, A. +. Goh.
Major Golf is President of the Board.
Business men Of Nashville who will take
the trouble to investigate the principles
upon which this Institution is based, will
find it worthy of their confidence and sup
port They ought to look into it, and give
il their encouragement.
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VIZ call the attention of our readers to
the poem headed Reed and Burrow.
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~ MEMPHIs. CLARKsYILLE am Lar

THE MEMPHIS, GAINESVILLE AND Lou
IsvIILE RAILROAD. - The Clarksville
Chronicle says: The committee which We
spoke Of in former article as having been
appointed by the directory of this company
to confer with the Louisville and Nashville
company upon the terms of sale or transfer
to the latter, have completed their mission
and made a report to the directory, so at
least we are informed. We are not yet,
however, enabled to satisfy the public soil
citude about this important negotiation
except 80 far as to say that we have heard
very favorable conditions for the proposed
transfer were offered by the Louisville and
Nashville railroad. We presume the pub
lie will be enlightened upon the subject
after awhile.
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Have Your House Bells Hung and
Repaired by practical Bell-hanger, at T. P
WADE's. No. Is Deaderick street. sign big
Bell and Cross Keys" Safe and Bank Locks
made and repaired. All work Tarranted.
mar27 lm-eod
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In Chancery at Nashville.

State Of Tennessee-Clerk's Office, Chancery
Court at Nashville. July the Sd. 1886.
A. G.. SANFORD & Co.. complainants, vs.. Walter
J. Welch and Others, defendants.
IT APPEARING FROM THE RETURN OF
Walter J. Welch, is not to be found it is
therefore ordered that he enter his appearance
herein before or within the first three days OF
the next term of said Court, TO be held on the
first Monday in May next. 1857 and plead.
answer or demur to complainants' bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to him and
set for hearing ex parte, and that copy Of this
order be published for four successive weeks in
the Nashville Union and Dispatch.
A copy-Attest: NJ. b. HOWELL
Clerk and Master.
Harrison & Spuroek. Sol'rs for eompl'ts
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Beech. ManIOVe q Go. have just received
g large stock of Spring Mattings of all widths
and colors. ISL North College.
4
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A. & W. RANNIE,
NO. "a BROAD STREET.

Between Market and College streets.
MHOLEsALE BAKERS AND CON-
w PETITIONERS, Manufacturers Of all
kinds of Candies. Crackers. Cakes and Bread,
Dealers in all kinds of fruits, Nuts, Raisins and
Notions, ETC.. etc.
The attention Of the city and country mer-
chants respectfully solicited.
VIM. KEEGAN. Salesman.
A. a W. RANNIE.
GabOQ L.
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UE ARE NOW PREPARED TO STORE
w Ship or purchase Tohacco. either loose Of
10 hogsheads Gail at our Warehouse No y
Market street Nashville
deeil-tf lB.l HUGH McCRFA &c
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The Franklin Brick Machine

JUSTLY CELEBRATED FOR PERFECT
u simplicity, great strength and immense COM
pressing power, il guaranteed, with eight me
and two horses, to self temper the clay an
make 300 to 5000 elegant brick per hour.
J. ii. RENICk, Proprietor,
No II Broadway. New York, Room ..
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RIVER NEW
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.
April 6.-Nothing.
DEPARTED.
Alpha, up river.
]. L. Graham, up river.
s-r- Talisman, Cairo.

E.Hr AatAsman, CAIRO.
The river is falling, with feet water on
Harpeth Shoals. Weather yesterday fair
and pleasant. ... -E.
The Tyrone is the next Cairo packet.
She is due here tomorrow, and will leave
Tuesday at P. NJ.
The Alpha left yesterday for up river
ports.
The J. L. Graham also departed for the
upper Cumberland. She had pretty fair
trip, and, we understand, has assurances
from reliable merchants and Others, of fu-
ture favors in the way of freights. 1t is
the intention of Captain Goad, we learn,
on his return, to proceed to Pittsburg to
purchase another boat to run in conjunc-
ton with the Graham. Arrangements
have been made with responsible parties to
back him. My Lord regards the thing as
fixed.
The Ohio river is still receding at Gin
cinnati. Louisville and Cairo.
The Mississippi was falling at Memphis
on the 9Th, and also at ST. Louis.
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Corner UnIon and Cherry ST.. Opposite
Bank OF Tennessee, Deals fm aOast,
silver, Governments stocks, Gem
pound Interest Notes, Land W arraEis
and Southern Bank Notes.
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Tilman H. Atkieson and others vs.. w. L.
Murfree, Trustee.
IN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF THE
L .Chaneery Court in this case. | will offer at
public sale at the Courthouse, at II o'clock on
4e1 Saturday, April %, 1867.
That part of the subdivision Of Judge Thomas
Maney's property which fronts on McLemore
street. This lot fronts los feet on McLemore
street, and runs back about 40 feet. Il will be
one of IS feet.
This property is free from taxation. in an
admirable neighborhOOd, aud will be sold on
the following
TERMS.-Credits of six. twelve, eighteen and
twenty-four months, with interest. Notes re-
quired with approved security and lien retained
Sale free from redemption.
MORTON 3. HOWELL,
apr6 I'd Clerk and Master.
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Corner Union and College Streets.

THOs s. MARI. Pres't L. G. TARBox, Cash'r.
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,=
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NE TURKISH DOCTOR

THE TURA1SH DOCTOR,
rVHE CONoUEROR OF ALL DISEASES.
Il has removed 20 No. % Union street,
near corner Of Sunmer, opposite New Theatre.
The Doctor invites all the afflicted 20 call and
examine the hundreds Of certificates be has re-
ceived from patients 10 this city and surround
ing country. Purify the blood in the spring,
aud thus prepare for the cholera, which viii
certainly visit Us the coming GUNNER. Can and
see me. apr2 lw'
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RnneiaI Nnfine

italian Awnings made at short notice.
BEECH, BANLOvE & Co..
apr4 If No. 2612 North College.
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To Tohneeo T1lon.o-s

offered Eratuitously BY the enterprising Pre-
prletors Of the above HALL 70 the parties max
ms the largest runs by the leth Of June.
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WING. TOREY & Co.

JAs..G. 0GDES. Prest CHS. 7. WING. Cashier.
PEOP PIES BANK,
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=" II hIUIIeUI hIItIIs ----"-"-" :
While the resolutions were being read,
the Radical negroes, who had been out in
courtyard, came in and came near breaking
up the convention in a row. 1t was very
evident that they we're intent on mischief,
and were instigated by white men, who
had not the courage to act out the prompt
ings of their own malicious hearts.
Duringthisexcitemeut, Judge Lawrence,
formerly of the Freedmen's Bureau, took
the stand, and told them that he hoped they
would either remain quietly or leave the
house; that he was their friend and not q
Conservative, and that he hoped fer the
honor of freedom and frees speech, that they
WOald not disturb the deliberations of the
convention.
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London adyices of the 9th inst. on

London advices of the 9th inst. quote
United States 5-2Os at 751.
Exchange on New York was bought at
par, and sold at I premium.
There was but little doing in uncurrent
money.
Bank Of Tennessee was very quiet at ESQ
&c buying, and &c selling.
Union and Planters Bank notes were
in much demand at csc.
1t will be seen that Union Bank eerti6-
Gates are redeemed at par at the banking
house ofthe National Savings Company
Southern Bank notes were dull at the ad-
Vertised rates.
Nashville Corporation checks were
dull at l0c discount. IN
Tennessee bonds sold in New York on
the Sd inst. as follows; $4,000 new at
6S!c $4,000 new, I'd call, at 63lc, $4,000
new at 63e North Carolina bonds sold at
sec for ex c., and 48Ic for new.
The New York Post of the afternoon Of
the 81 inst. says: .
THE feeling in Wall street is less buoyant
than was anticipated. The gradual improve
ment in general business and the approaching
ease in the money market, with the return of
currency from the interior, " hich usually begins
this month. are regarded by the bulls as favor
able to the usual spring rise in stocks. The
bears however. point to the fact that the outside
public are at present letting the stock market
alone, its transactions being carried on for the
most part by brokers and spectators on their
own account"
The New York Journal Of Commerce of
the afternoon of the Sd inst. says:
THE money market continues somewhat
stringent. The amount of surplus capital offer
ing is greatly reduced, and speculative Dor
rowerS find considerable difficulty in obtain
ing needed supplies. Call loans are easily
placed on the best stock eoliaterals at per
cent, and in many cases an additional considera-
ton IS paid; although upon government securi
ties few exceptional transactions are still made
in large sums at 8 per cent. There is compare
lively little doing in commercial paper; strictly
frst-cass signatures, at short date, are taken at
7@712 per cent. per annum discount; but there is
not much currency for names offered at high
rate"
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
lun6yi
SOUTH CAROLINA.
TENNESSEE.
80

And on all the principal cities Of Germany.
The following are the rates paid for uncurrent
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NASHVILLE AND oRrHwBsrERN RAILROAD

EDGEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive nj Nashville A. n.
Leave Nashville p. u.
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LOTsEAU BILLIARD HALF

CORNER CEDAR AND CHERRY sTs.,'
And thore Witnessing the contests daily taking
place fora
VALUABLE DIAMOND PIN AND
GOLD WATCH.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CHANCERY SALES

UtilCb OF IIsIOn cLODcs, bsu., IrOnU0E ~ Ieef
and running back $50 feet to an alley.
ID. Lot next south of the above, fronting 50
feet on Vine street and running back $50 feet to
an alley. These two lots are the residence Of
Robert C. Foster Sd. Esq, and the latter lot has
upon il the dwelling house
Sd. A tract Of land containing % acres and Is
poles, lying on the east side Of Dickerson Turn
pike, about three miles from Nashville and di-
rectly opposite the Walton plaee-ths present
residence of w. F. Bang, Esq.
4th. A lot containing four acres and l27 poles
on the DlekersOn Turnpike conveyed to 4. c.
and w. b. Walton.
TERNs-0ne- fourth cash. and the residue on
credits of six, twelve, eighteen and twenty-fOur
months, with interest from day Of sale. Notes
required with approved security, and lien re-
tanned. Sale free from redemption
MORTON B. HOWELL.
apr6 ID Clerk and Master.
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second Washington and southern VIA
Chattanooga.
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Station D. Bible House. New York city
fahl4-2ms
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Once Hours.
gronT A.k.to6P.M. Sundays, 7tos NJ
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Decatur. memphis and New OrIeaus.
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F1rst washington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
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EdgeHeId and Kentucky R-R.
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DR.. Willard would say to his friends and
others DESTROYS of honsring him with a Oal.
that his stay will necessarily be brief. as he can
not possibly remain longer than April 18th.
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n rTH E CITY.
OPENING AND CLOSING OF THE
MAILS-FEBRUARY Ist.--OmeiaI.

second Northern.
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YACHTING.

THE JUNE REGATTA OF THE NEw-YORK CLUB.
Commodore Stebbins has issued the following no.
tce to the Captains Of yachts belonging TO the squadron
SIR: The annual regatta of the New-iOrk Yacht Club
will take place June 10, aRreeably TO the resolutions
passed at Its second general meeting held at Elysian
feds 10th ultmO. This contest has been established by
the Club the purpose Of Offering 70 ITS members not
owners equivalent for their active paltcipa
tiOn in the affairs OF The association and TO EXHIBIT 10 te
community from whom IL draws its support the yearly
evidence Of its growth aud prosperity. The members OF
te Club have right TO expect that any vessel IL com
ssion belonging 10 the squadron will enter for the an.
nual regatta The sailing regulations made by the boat
owners unequal their operation upon the dheront
vessels cannot With prOpiey be made tho reason for
declining 20 enter the II these regulations are I'm
perfect they should De altered but while they exist the
boat owners should sail under them, whenever invited
do by the action Of the Club. You urged, In
view Of these and other equally important considerations
bearing upon the reputation and prosperity OF the Club
vessel ii the coming regatta for June IS.
Respectfully, &c, ii. .. sfEBBISs, Commodore;
The following vessels have already been entered at the
pce of the Secretary Of the Club: Phantom, ". q. c.
a stebbins Magic, 9. l.. LOrard; DauHtless James g.
Bennett, jr. WdgeOn Lloyd PhgniX sllvie, f.. Dodge
Vesta. p. Lorlllard Rambler, H. Fearing; Annie f.
Burgess. All Of the above named, except the Annie
which 10 q sloop-rigged vessel, are schoOners
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HOW 70 AVOID. SICKNESS.

Due attention slight ailments would save suf.ng
and thousands Of lives There machinery delicate rs ihaof the
human system yet less bestowed regulation than that o.
an ordinary watch If mepece lte fast Or too slow
he alters from day day until he gets ghti bu; II bis stomach
his liver out Of order the instead Of resoug 70 the
best remedy he lets the mischief unchecked until
f Of sickness compels him 10 send for physician.
Summer the dangerous that the
body needs most for then the atmosphere charged
elements that affect most dsasrony In plugging out o.
Spring to beat Of June and July the system sEays
or less ubfavoaby affected People talk Of Iron Constitutions bat
there is no strong eaOugh undergo sudden violent
changes temperature without something Of shock proper
means be taken to Of As the Seasons alter tie
body should regulated the contingency and this purpose
medicine has been found 90 uniformly eAeans as lADWAfS
REGULATING PILLS.
All morbid Ing the system should be discharged through
the natu channel early Summer leave the animal powers
in their full eor to contend with the exhsus heat fully August.
The presence Of morbid matter sncd By variety symptoms
ouch as lsssuie lne Of head pspaOn Of the heart tagging
appetite low spirits in the stomach dste for labor
aud bodily upor and general debility These are unfing evidences
the seeds disease present the system Do not give them
deadly few doses of RAILWAYS REGULATING
PILLS wcarry Of danger But only OtAer
They only relieve the bowels from whatever injuries tina. ohu
pipes Of the body but tend also repair and strengthen
item Ordinary pugsyes weaken the neas and produce general
debility but basamlc Pills have effect exactly the 1ty
give ygO the anehiay canal and wonderfully POy,
digestion the appetite Their Alternative operation upon the liver
OF caome which however they do contain
particle vegetable substitute for that corrosive mineral forms
one important ingredients and they entirely free from
deeou properties which belong all mrcurare preparations
Indigestion and bOusne separab the one being
consequence the Others and for both these complaints the parents
Of terrible diseases the REGULATING PILLS specific
the Summer campaign With the physical powers
full ygor and the whole system perfect tone and order
condition Of the bodily and the constitution
it the Gss symptom Of ndiposiOn 70
genial safe and agreeable Of apeen and aevRAD
WAYS REGULATING PILLS They coated with sweet and
entirely free from and oior
Sold by all druggists. Price Is cents PER box
RADWAY L Co., No 81 MAIDEN lane.
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tain " whpp $40 United States Infantry and Lien
Frederick Ranchfss editor Of the Nep Yorker SeId
zcng sailed saturday for Europe by te spamer
Gcrmania Among the passengers for Europe or satur-
day were: Commander Bedford PIN, X NJ london
c. Beeeher loutenan Charles Miller It nm IN, ARtry ana
sui W. j. Campbell, Dresden, Germany q, r. opdStke'
Mrs. Op9yke Mr.; Qpdyke; T. l. strreda, Ri5hnn
ister froy Peru United States Right everend Bsnop
Lynch South Carolina; Right Reverend Bishop Kappe,
OHIO; Right Reverend Bishop dc Gosppard eunron
Right Reverend Bishop of Havana; Ri9nt lseveieh1s
Bishop OF ST. Marta, Cuba c. A. Ilabeht, Consnl OF
SWEDEN; william H. Roberts. New York II. DT J
French Vice onsul at Acapulco Professor hoiaoe WV
ster Of the Free College OF New YORK.