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Henry Riley, adm'r, Va. Mary J. D.,
-. - Wis and others. ...-,. 4,f.y ,
HRtESt ANT {" order Of Court, I will sell
IA nj Al,htvi.lc &, i ut pni.,c Query. on
Sale Day in December n~xt. I2I:J 1867, tic
R'"l E',nts Of !. +. II. t.apis dyssassh.e sssE,
!: The. Lot in the E3Ya8e &c DENY am.
with imrror-m thereon. n"nr G.. K G.. L.
+ Il. lsspo'. c"'.tSrng 1;so .iYes.E Innse or less
aud li'undsL hy tins cf-----SS.---s -
Q. Tho Tract Hf Land n"nr Gf"cnWoG.i, i:n
s"r's. .n'tc "t lesf bound. j. lYT lsn6s Of Jam.s
S'r.wh"n aud others. -vHs - q. ~ - ia
81 TERMS-Cr-dit Of lively. mop.he,
""h Interest! lhir,l.a>.ls l., giya bonds with
! ."" r""i '"rriies and mortgage, pay costs in
cash and pay ;"r papers -
vs.. II. PARKER, {. T. A. d.
Commissioner. Of;te.} / s{.$ I
NOV i. 1917. ST
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.EA,itan Us snT1iai.d''Tt TfN EiiJssi: LtfYTp'
shn't notice ut 'lstullosing rrirrtsi .,7 a.,tss.
:. 1:srge Fr.sL;I'ine. $40 per h,adfsl f-.f.,,
ifiH WIFE,. 43Ia&E. Redor Wa!ttr OK. $500
p,S tMHJr. bt.e.y;A b, ,:t'iik,.~u,ssi.,tA e;t
:ssS ,t &tEss & %sr'nFs TIM
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=: Agent "Water Iowcr, Saw at,lti'o I'll I.
...so4 sass4iasAs seS easias'is, .sas 3, ,;:iHt ]
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s:N~ Sec a'lverti.c;u-r, Of sai-s l,y thr Com
missioner on sale 1ay n"xt also uf final re-
port. in rhriui.s rs ..t"s
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:r'LES House See Advertisement or .
ro','-marc st"l"n fr"r, Frnnri- e. A,,ns,rnng.
hear Washington. Ga. on tn" Goth ult. A lib.
cr"l reward will be pAil her racnv.ry. -
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eT General S'hnG-i' has irsn..l nm ori.,
"onveninc State Convention IN Richmond o,
the III of December next ~ ,.. =
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.na ,sl,h,l.il du SaflI,ty land. II
;R t?al lI@in. OF tLs Shurh Is hndss pf William
in as2tii!. M isss. - -. s. as's y,
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i'scrfi i.sr, il will be clf-re.lst public ans,irn
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LEY Ags'Hh ses abhssiis G. IT. 3a1~1ss
Iz'faa. ssJyasnff ], M. ROACH. :.
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jRrnrcrIoS OF FnElcnr.-we az. crs.ii-a 4n
learn from til" Gr-cnville Ent.rpri.e that the
PrcLid"nt anil Directors Of &, d C. H., L. will
publish new schedule in few iays mnter-
My reducing the rates of freight and travel
on sail rna.l :. 80 ".
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4. RANSOM, A | i IN :. !.
BOOT END. SHOEMAKER, OF y
ISas!ili at, hjs old s.s,.! sad 'zul s"urnns ill
Il ChTi.'in.s. here he ia Irrlart"l 10 81. ali
iiads of work IN his iinc as heretofore. ..
N"y sslNa5 .A4ssA=::lt 5.io ,"s. asi, +. - :.
ANEW M]PPLY'0p GLASS,
Observation-Disclosures --rsssl
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sa-i!Yg Say & agsa s a. y s .ggaszse., dam .::
The. STATED OF *S0U1H CAROLINA;
.akbeIi!lg Dis;sisla,In iAs tour Of Culinary. 4!
Sy 'i1LLIAM MIL. b.gs ,ssdi,.ssy ,of ~.
to iinatas A1;I4s I4ss{;5s II, d:.s s;s. H.
tx tx fas a nd ssas as hE. fH
Ndttsnht GAbbGdiUiH Observation-Disclosures anil
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kindred Gnalrreattsi oi. eatfi descgsaa ITO gdp.
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E'D Dr.. Psftsr advst.ises fsesh astls2s
Of WACO = g:sss. soda crAeksrr l~a,aG ssnsss
era anl ied:eiueS. Z. 81 i1 4 b 8 gst
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ET President Johnson la. nproint-l Thur.
lay tic :S'!. lust. mr. day oi Thanksgiving.
e! Consr' IS meets on Thnrsiay tile .I,,
inst.
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TnE ELIcrrnNs.-Ths election returns l,ring
chesrin:-ner. Of ;"n,"rati. triumph. in sew
rral Of the Stat.s anl lnrxc gains in all. whore
,lo vote has been taken. TIL. returns are st,I,
'rhp"rf"rt. hn' il seem. That III. great Staie oi
New York I'm. ron" D.m"'r,tir. though III"
Republicans cl.in m.ioritv of the i~o
hran"I'"s Of the I."cis!ur". We await the
full returns " ith much interest," .-,.-
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J. EY Mr.sr.. Fowler NJ DnxA,b L. ca. mn =
n"nn"e this week. superior a.sortn,sn: Of
family rr"e"ri"E. inc'nli"s B""twhaat Finnr
Golden syrup Orange Cnnn'v Better. ,hAfftst
'nsn, ,s'"ff-.. Cheese" ifr.on Tn. g.. .tr: ,Irn
th.' "xrr"'.l Rock Island C..si:n+ra.-t;uo'l,
received every wS"k
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! WE Y
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!; .E4F7 Msssrs. Boi,!,er Il M,f!alInu sh a.l,.r-
IL" ''e ar''vai'"f J hals' RI hs$sinr, 10 c,il.
"f ROPE m key. Of lasf-lv.l. all of wt.iri,
'h"y will sill cheap. Our fr-nd. will ala,
find ch";"c variety nf Grnc.ri.. aml rrovi<
i"n' generally. at their wsii-known establish.
nisi,t. - b.. a.. q -' i0.''f:'' ..
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Is hs; Rsaissls &c ssatsbis issss 81 anndi Il as,a
tns iStlaEtag fIsksato dstesstss In lbs.c IN
|lasssg ~ BIZ sah, " AfsWA1aE IL &
+ - y = is.cntYssr;- ;-.6ne vf6ts sid
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ctE Dh!,w ,wsndp. R4asai q aisal,,
the. n. astss spascseasls fsssa
ths lapas of MI NtsFsgi II, 3 s 81,
debtors will plesse n,aks p.ymsdt. 3 -,
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-. nlEy en- ,ELEsrnx ZErrrSG.--i'his lathe title
"f tn" TIC v G-rman paper pnhi.he in Charles
!; ton, the frat n,,n,her "f which we hav. irss
r.ivrh. Iais hra.l.c,n-lv E,tiei up hy M"ssrs
'C. q. Errkmaun 4 C1, ana ably clits:l Il,
G"n'l John A. Wagner. Su''s"rip'i"n. price
Sy per nnnpm: sl.:'n for six mouth. nul 81
f"r ibr., months. W. a,"n'a.-nl tho L. .itun:.
+" our German fr;en,lA nnl fellow ci,iz .n,.
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T"H I.Wn We l:ovr.-wc have received
the Novsmher nmmb.t>of tiIi. in' eresLing aud
valuable gazine. w hicl,. In neatIsss Of :tyIp4
sr"r''dAFexecutien. and The a,.rsctive ,s;faias:
ter-of itsleentep's. viii eolarare wilh ,erYpe-!
r:o,l;ca, rr,bli.l,rJ .&or.L Or Sontb. ii, cs;ls
by Cen i. il. nm aa,ssist ID }Fsas s6est q K K
ter. Of s,sAl. .sRS III III sisee
,ampsnisa sesz serstia d,ts
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Tot nj fi,i,nbafbf. tateS cast,

'rntal ntr@nheruf white VOTES cast. '''s'~- 7n!92
Total nutn!,eF uf vvlurs,l uptes cust.'E I3 LIS
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-19

To THE CITIZENS OF DAVIDSON COUNTY
-HELPTHE STARVING. The undersigned,
committee appointed to send forward
supplies to the destitute citizens at Chatta-
nooga and other places, do most earnestly
call upon the citizens Of Davidson county
to come forward quickly aud aid them in
their work,
This is no common occasion onr own
people, "bone Of our bone and flesh Of our
1esh, are passing into eternity for the
want of bread Still YOU stand idly by and
witness. snch scenes and not lend your aid.
Delay will prove fatal Many Of the far
mers in this county have plenty and to
spare, and We call upon them TO send for
ward their contributions 20 the store OF
VIM. Stockell a Son, No. So Broad street
and they will be promptly forwarded and
faithfully distributed,
Send money, bacon, -four, potatoes, corn,
or anything that will susiain life. We
know that We will not appeal 20 vain 10 q
people who have ever responded cheerialiy
and literally 60 the vail Of anguish and The
cry Of sorrow.
WM. SroCBELI, Chman,
RoBT. THOMPSON,
NJ G. COTTON,
A. j. DUNCAN,
WN. Ii. Morrow,
Executive Commi ttee.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NASHVILLE March IS, P. \

CorroS-The cotton market was quite
sctiye to-day, and some sales were made at
from to Ic. advance on the highest prices
paid Saturday The saies sum up 202
bales. a. follows: So at 274 is at %; IL
at "a Tat 20; 3 at 26s at II; 8 at 25;
9 at %; 26 at 274 ? ST 27t II at ut;
7 At % Loaf 274 II at p; ? At 2S;-7 at
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27S, and at BE per H. The marke {
closed bouyant.
Bales.
ll3
Price DC
The following dispatches we're received
during the day:
NEW YORK, March 1S.-Cotton in de-
mand at SIC. for middling uplands
1880 A. Motion quiet, bat steady.
Gold.134s.
1890 P. Motion market quiet but
firm; 80 to S29c. for middIing upIands.
Gold 1S4s.
CoRN.-There is as yet no market Cor
corn, and we can give no quotations
oATs-75@ 8Oc per bushel. Sales light.
HAY-S2S@SSO per ton.
BACoN-From store l4014tc for sides
and hams.
LARD-138@to l5c per ID.
GRocERIEs.-Market dull, but prices
steady.
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REGISTRATION CoNnussIONER.-Up 10
last evening il was understood that no
registration commissioner had yet been APP
pointed for Davidson county. II is con-
ceded by the Radical fraternity that Maj.
Alden, Slain agent on Cedar street, will be
the appointee
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second Washington and Southern via
Chattanooga
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NASHVILLE JOURNAL OF MEDICINE AND
SUReERY.-The March number is before
MS. The main original paper is a continue
ton Of the valuable remarks of Professor
Jones on spurious vaccination. IL also
contains some interesting notes Of cases of
gunshot wounds, by Professor Eve.
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ARRIVAL OF HosE.-One thousand feet
of the hose ordered By the city for the Fire
Department, arrived yesterday. This is
the second installment Should the weather
be favorable to-day, it is expected that a
trial 10 test the merits of the hose will take
place
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New York Yesterday as follows
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RIsToRI-DIsAPPoINT The an
nounoement yesterday morning that Ristori
would give performance at the Adelphi
in the evening created quite hutler espe-
eially in fashionable circles. Before the
box Office was fairly open, numbers had
coEgregated to the spot, eager to secure the
choicest seats. In half an hour or 30, the
most bouyant hopes had given way to i'll
concealed disgust The great Ristori was
sick at Decatur, fact announced by the
management in printed slips distributed
through the city, and could not possibly
fulfill her engagement here. This settled
the question, and tickets for peep at the
Little Cricket was the order ofthe day.
By-the-by, other folks than the fashion
ables of Nashville must have been disap-
pointed also. Thus, under glsring head
lines, the Memphis Apaidache Of Saturday
announces as follows: We feel pleasure in
stating that Manager Thompson of the
New Memphis, with his usual ability and
good taste in catering to the wants of the
theatre going people of Memphis has en-
gagged the distinguished Ristori, for Mon
day and Tuesday nights, the 18th and 18th
inst. On Monday she will appear as
Elizabeth, and on Tuesday Marie Stuart.
The simple announcement of the fact will
create great demand for seats. To meet
this demand Manager Thompson will COM
mence the sale of seats this morning and
those anxious to obtain good seats should
call at once. Mr. Chanlrau, with his big
heart has kindly rendered the use of the
nights TO what he believes will agree with
the wishes of the peopl e. He will not be
forgotten for his kindness.
And then again the Louisville papers
have been parading it for a week that the
distinguished Madame would positively
play an engagement in that city, Commenc-
ing on tonight There will surely be
disappointment all around, as Madame
Ristori arrived at the St. Cloud last
evening, quite indisposed, and will not be
likely to play any evening this week. She
is accompanied by her family, and large
! retinue Of male and female performers.
II is probable she may remain here until
she RECEIVERS from her indispOsiliOn.
| REooRDER's Court, March 1s.-Ed.
Dillin, drunk, s. and costs.
b. Goodrich, indecent exposure, $ and
costs
Jas. Skillman, drunk on streets. s. and
/ costa
Henry Holezner, drunk and disorderly
$40 aud costs.
James Mayhood, drunk. s. aud costs.
Philip Quinn, drunk, s. and costs.
A. Gibson, fast driving, IS and costs.
Chales Fox, drunk, S. aud costs.
George Stalmore disorderly, $50 and
| costs.
F. w. Pfaff, fast driving, S25 and costs.
Jas. Branierwick, drunk and disorderly
$40 and costs.
james McKendrick, drunk on street !
aud costs.
Rd. Blackwood, drunk aud disorderly
$50 aud costs.
Philip Cressy, fast driving, s. and costs
| Ii. Martin, creating nuisance, 80 an'
costs.
Joel Mcdaniel, drunk, $ and costs
Bss.ks and stationery,
Newspapers and Magazines, for sale by Jnd
York, 50 Union ST. Jan lon
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RuNAwAY.-A serious runaway oc-
currsd a day OF two since. A pair OF
spirited horse attached 10 q carriage be
came frightened and ran away, notEith-
standing the efforts OF the driver 20 stop
them. A lady was thrown'out otthe buggy
and seriously injured. Nashville suffers
more runaways than any city of similar
size ia the country, some OF which are at
tended with very seri0us consequences.
We trust 10 see ghe day when Hsrtm ans
Safety Birdie aud Lines will be generally
adopted, and riding and driving made IS
safe and secure a. walking. There il no
thing we ever saw so etiec,ual Tor checking
a horse and preventing accidents a. the
reins snd bride Of the safety patent.
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For CHArTANooGA.-The steamer BeT-
muda, the 6rst boat that ever attempted a
trip Of the kind, left Louisville direct for
Chattanooga. The exceedingly high wa
ter in the Tennessee, and the fact that the
greater part Of the railroad bridge al
bridgeport has been swept away, will en-
able her 10 go through without difficulty.
The Bermuda was very heavily ladened
with provisions, breadstuiis, etc, which viii
be a regular God-send to the snieres in the
valley Of East Tennessee.
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southern Cotton Markets.

NKW ORLEANS, March l3.-The market opened
this morning with restricted inquiry. and has
continued dull and inactive throughout. The
limited character Of the offerings, in connection
with the stringent pretansiOn of holders, to
which may be supeFadded the failure of advices
from Liverpool and New ork until a late hour
in the day, materially contributed to depress the
movement. The downward tendency of ex-
change also exercised checking influence as
few buyers were willing TO operate unless they
could negotiate their bills to advantage. The
improvement reported at Liverpool became
known too late to have any effect, as most Of the
buyers had retired previous to its publication.
Hence the sales were limited. footing up at the
close barely 3400 bales, taken by fifteen brokers,
at prices within the range Of last evenings quo
tatiOns, which were as follows: Ordinary.
261$G27c.; Good Ordinary, 2719@2Sc.; Low Mid
ding 2S1S929c, and Middling, 81 503 0c., adding
that the market closed with a firm feeling. The
sales for the three days ending last evening
comprise 200 bales, mostly on private account
The receipts proper, since Friday evening lex
Guiding the arrivals from Mobile. Florida aud
Texas. which are included in their respective
statements) embrace 6460 bales, against 95iS last
week. showing q decrease of 1888 bales. The
exports for the same period comprise 1851
bals 2s5 Of which were eOastwise, and 1879 to
foreign ports.
MOBILE, March l3.-Sales to-day. POO bales /;
Market firm; Middling Uplands, e ga DE; re-
GENTS to day 66l bales
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RELIEF BY TIRE BUREAU.-3en. Csrlin,
Of the Freedmen's Bureau has telegraphed
70 the Suh-Csmmissioner at Chattanooga
to draw on the commissaEy there for all
the provisions that could be obtsined, to be
distributed among the destitute
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LADIES fine cloth Congress gaiters.
Ladies' fine glove kid Congress CATERS.
Ladies' glove kid and morocco balm.
Ladies' glove kid and morocco side lace,
at the Nashville Shoe Store, No. "a North
College street. NJ MORGANsTERE.
feh34-1m
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light is from the household gone,
The voice we loved is stilled
place is vacant at the hearth
Which never can be filled.
Yes, to the home where angels are,
Her trusting soul has fed;
And yet we bend above her tomb
With tears. and call her eead.
We miss thee from thy home. dear one
We miss thee from thy place;
Oh life will be so dark without
The sunshine of thy face.
We wait for thee at ewes sweet hour,
When stars begin to burn;
We linger in the cottage porch,
And look for thy return.
The bird so loved Is singing yet
Above the cottage door;
We sigh to hear it singing now,
Since keard By thee no more.
The music of the passing winds
That float in whispers by,
Reminds me of the hours we passed,
And draws forth many a sigh.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Nune aut Nunquam."-Rememb that
ALI WILLARD, NJ. D.. the New Orleans Foot
Doctor. now sojourning at the City Hotel. is
successfully treating all diseases that feet are
heir to. and has testimonials from leading men
of the country. marl9 tt
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-19

ATTENTION COMMITTEE The soliciting
committee appointed by the relief meeting
on Saturday morning are requested to meet
at the store Of Stockell & Son, TO day at 2
o'clock.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-19

Nor So.-l5omebody has been getting up
the rumor thst Mr.. Underwood, Mr. Dough-
ty, or some other member Of the Legisla-
ture-it didn't matter which-had been
murdered Lake the story about Governor
Brownlow's death, Of course there is no
truth ia L.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-19

THE attention Of the city authorities is
directed to the terrible condition Of the
sidewalk on the east side of High street,
from the corner Of Spruce to the Metho-
dist parsonage property. No pavement for
ten years past.
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In Chaneery al Nashville.

State Of TenRessee-Cierk's 0iiee. Chaneery
Court ~ Nashville, January the idth ls67.
Charles B. PrathsT, complainant. Vi. Geo. r. Case
et ais defendauts
IT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
in this cause that thedefcndant, NJ j. Druck ers
4 3 n0a resident Of the state Of Tennessee is
therefore ordered that be enter his aUpearance
herein before Or within the EFst three day. Of
the next term Of said Court. 70 be held On the
hrst Monday IN May next, and plesd. answer o.
demur, to complainan's bin, or the same vii be
aiken Tor confessed ~ 10 aim and set Tor hearing
sx parte. and that o copy Of this order be pub
llshed for four successive weeks IN the ashgilie
Union and Dispatch.
A copy-Attest. NJ B. HOWELL
Clerk and Master.
L. A. Otis, Sol'r for Compile. mArl-g4t
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March lS.-Flour firm; trade
brands Sll 50@S13 50; fancy $if@S15. Wheat
very fair; No. Spring, 81 so; extra, ~ 40 and
No. Milwaukee s. 80. Corn, 66d6614c. for No.
l. Oats, 5S@54c. Rye, 81 50. Barley, 81 So
@S1 60. Cotton unchanged and quiet: middling
2Sa2SI4e. Whiskey, 26c. in bond. Mess Pork
in good demand, and sales Of 1900 bbls. at SO 50
for country, and 500 50a$22 70 for city. Bulk
meats firm at 7l49814c. for shoulders. l09lOAc.
for sides, and Ike for clear sides. Lard firm at
l2l4c for country, aud l254 for city. Bacon firm
at 81 81 and ll14c. Prime pork sold at lSc,
and rumps at 1Sc. Sugar unchanged; Cuba,
11149l119c; Porto Rico, 12@l4c, and New
Orleans l4@l5e. Coffee firmer; Rio. 26@2Sc.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold is slightly lower, having opened in
New York yesterday at 1S4g, was the
same 6. noon, and closed at l34 at 4 P. NJ.
Brokers here were paying 13S and were
holding at 135.
Government securities were quoted in
Na,- No.l- 81, -, - e,ltcv-,
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BASE BALL MATCH.-The first match
Of the season came Of yesterday between
the Forrest and Morgan base ball clubs
The result stood Forrest forty, and Nor
gan thirty-twO.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-19

You can Buy the best quality Of Cumber-
land Coal of J. g. Roach. at S. so per load az
bushels,) delivered. No "a North Cherry street,
two doors from the Maxwell House
r,k0 sc
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JUsT received the largest and best Sc
lecied stock Of custom-made shoes, of all
grades, at the Nashville Shoe Store, No. "a
North College street, cheaper than ever.
leb24-lm NJ, MORaAHsTERE.
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a Card to InvaIIds.-A clergyman. while

n N"IN 10 INV FHItls'=-li VIeI g InaH' WIFI
residing in South America rs a missionary. dis
covered a safe and simple remedy for the cure
of Nervous Weakness. Early Decay, Diseases Of
the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits Great numbers have been cure d
by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate. will send
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine.
in sealed envelope. to any one who needs it,
FREE OF CHARGE. Address
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THF only place to pet a superior quality
Of custom made boots and shoes, Is a. the
Nashville Shoe Store. No.94 North College
Il cheaT los cash. Nj. MoReANsTERS
teb24--n
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WANTED.

2 600 POUNDS OF TOBoeeO-WR
0,UUU viii pay the best market price Cor
Tobacco. in good priziag eTdsTs at No 10 Soaih
5seST-d LESTER & co.