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The New York Post of the afternoon of
the 2lst inst. says;
The loan market is somewhat easier and
free from stringency. Call loans are per
cent. and discounts nominal at 7(99. Mr..
McCulloch for the relief of the banks, has
authorized the issue Of ten or twelve mil
lions of Clearinghouse certificates under
the law of the Both of June, 1864. The
method of easing the money market was
suggested few days ago by Mr.. Van Dyck,
and he will issue the certificates, if the
banks need them, in exchange for seven
thirties or May compounds. There are
two things which make the Clearinghouse
certificates attractive. First, they will
probably not be paid off for over year.
The repeal of the taxes will reduce the
revenue, and leave no surplus available for
such payments. Secondly, the new certif-
Gates being redeemable in greenbacks are
better for banking reserve here than the
existing three per cents. For these are
payable in national currency and yet com
mand } per cent. premium. The country
ganks are glad to get them at that price.
In exchanging seVen-thirties for new GER
tificates, therefore, the banks can afford to
lose J per cent, or even more, and the
price, LOG, fixed by Mr.. Van Dyck, is re-
garded as equitable.
The New York Journal Of Commerce of
the afternoon Of the 2lst inst. says:
"The market for brown sheetings and
shirtings remains inactive; the business
of the week has been much less than was
expected, and the stock of brown goods in
first hands has consequently somewhat in
creased. The accumulation has not been
very rapid, and the present supply of heavy
goods is considered small for anything like
an active trade. One or two leading job
bers reduced the price of standard sheet
ings from one cent to one and half cents
per yard from the quotations of last week.
This has unsettled values of the various
grades, and caused hesiisncy on the part
of buyers from the interior to lay in their
usual assortments of other goods in the ex-
pectation of general decline"
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London advices of yesterday quote United
States 5-2Gs at 72B.
Exchange on New York was taken by
the banks yesterday at par and sold by
them at premium.
There is very little doing in corporation
checks. Brokers are buying at Csc in the
dollar, and selling at zoe in the dollar.
There are but few on the market, and but
little demand.
Government bonds are bought by our
brokers at a shade under the New York
rate and are held at about lie advance.
The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the Dist
inst. were as follows:
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COERCION AT MURFREEsBoRo. - We
heard statement yesterday of rather
summary proceeding on the part Of some
aggrieved parties few days since at Muir
freesboro. A man named Wheat, rela-
tive of ex-senator VIM. Spence, was one
of the officers at the recent election, and
subsequently an article was published in
the Waterman, to the effect that he had
been abused and insulted as such by sever
al parties. The parties alluded to- on see
ing the article, at once went to the editor
of the Wdtchmdn for the authority for the
charges, and he referring them to Wheat,
that individual was Immediately sought
out and seized upon, and with revolvers
presented at his head, was compelled to
retract the statements he had made.
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LUDICRoUs SCENE At A BAPTISM
The most laughable occurrences are often
attendent upon the most solemn occasions,
and colored baptisms areby no means an ex-
ception. At one of these the other day,
where there was large attendance and if
teen persons were baptized, the ministers
assistant, in the midst of one of the cere-
monies, suddenly slipped from an abrupt
ledge and disappeared beneath the water.
Before he succeeded in getting ashore, a
colored woman, in an uncomfortable fit of
laughter, rolled down the bank and came
near bringing the scene to a tragic ending
before she could be rescued. The affair &C.
casioned much merriment, and the sup
pressed horse-laughs swayed the black
mass like miniature earthquake.
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ARRIVAL OF IMMIGRANTs.-A company
Of forty immigrants, all substantial farm
ers, from the Northern States, arrived in
this city yesterday en- route for Warren
county, where they intend to make their
homes. 1t is a remarkable feature Of pres
ent immigration, that nearly all who are
coming TO Tennessee from the North are
Democratic in politics, and sympathizs
with the people of the South in their pres
ent unhappy condition. They will be
warmly welcomed by every honest man
within our borders, and their presence and
influence will do much toward establishing
better condition of affairs.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Foreign Markets
LONDON, March 24-Consois 93I. 5-20s
quiet, 72@72B.
FRANKFORT, March 24.-Bonds 1910
$50.
LIVERPOOL, March 24-Evening-Coi-
ton quiet and unchanged. Sales 10000
bales.
LOuiIyiIIe Market.
LOUISVILLE, March -Tobaccc--ssles
2S6 hhds, at S5@7 for Tugs; ST. for medi-
uin leaf Flour dull sGperfne So 80 I;
fancy So 50@13. Wheat g 1902 so.
Oats in bulk 6S@70c. Corn in bulk 100
soc, Lard l64c Mess pork S25. Bacon
shoulders llsc; clear sides 15i packed.
Cotton 224@ 22ac.
Cincinnati Market.
CIEcTEEATI, March 24-Flour and
wheat dull and dropping. Corn s4@S5.
Barley-fall, g S.. Oats dull at zoe.
Whisky irregular Mess pork S24 IS.
Bulk meats dull, lO4@12ic Bacon
shoulders ll4c; clear rib and clear sides
1446 l5c. Lard I6c. Butter 45G52c. Eggs
2lc Coffee 2l926. Clover teed 13t@l31.
ST. Louis Market
ST.. LOUIS, March 24.-Tobacco frmer.
Flour-superfne s. 50a,s rs. Winter
wheat 50 60@2 20. Corn S69S8c. Oats
7I974c. Barley 81 s.. Rye 81 rs. Mess
pork S24 IS. Bzcon--shoulders lI@114
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ORR AGENTS.

JOHN W. FAX0N. Of the Northern Bank
Of Tennessee. is our authorized agent at Clarks-
Vile. Tennessee. to receive and receipt for SUBJ
seriptions and advertisements for the UNIoN AND
DISPATCH.
s. b. ROZRLL. Of Franklin, is our author
ICED agent for Williamson and adjoining coun-
ties TO receive and receipt for subscriptions to
the UEIoN AND DIsPATCH.
DIR. J. B. MATTHEWS, Druggist, odd Eel
lows Hall Building. Woodland street. is our
authorized Agent to receive and receipt for adj
vertisiug and subscriptions in Edgefeld. Orders
delivered to him will be promptly attended TO-
He will also keep the Daily UNIoN AND DIS
PATCH on sale.
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In BANKRUPTCY.

THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON
1 the 18th day Of March. A. d. 1855. warrant
in bankruptcy was Issued against the es-
DeKaib and State of Tennessee, who has
been adjudged a bankrupt on his own pc
:ition; that the payment Of any debts
and delivery Of any property belonging
and transfer OF any property by him are
forbidden by law; that a meeting Of the cred,
itors Of said bankrupt 10 prove their debts, ana
"a choose one or more ssslsnees of bis estate,
holden on the 10th day of April, A. D. lsoo
az 10 O'Clock A. n. AT the Office of the REGISTER
in BANKRUPTCY. McMinnyille. Tenn. before j. " .,
E r. GLASC0Ck.
q. s. Marshal Messenger.
BY II. L. STUBBLEFIELD,
nar2H Deputy U. 5. Marshal, Messenger.
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clear rib sides IA, clear sides 143@l5.
Sugar cured hams IL. Bulk meats 1O0
1Of. Lard II.
New York Money Market.
New YORK, March 24.-Money more
activeat on call; Sterling steady 9s@94.
Gold 13Ss@l3Sl. New Tennessees 65s.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, March 24.-Co,ton steady.
Sales 1900 bales; uplands 241@25. Rice
quiet. Coffee firmer. Sugar-Cuba lOs@
III. Flour steady. Wheat quiet aud
steady. Corn 81 27@1 PSI.
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YORK. March "a. - Drygoods
steady. Prints in fair demand at 94@l4.
Standard sheetings steady at S4@l7; shirt
ings lS1; printing cloths Z !; brown drills
II delalns 1920; lawns Il.
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A NEGRO WOMAN STABBED. Caroline
Blackburn, col, in fit Of jealousy on Mon
day night, assaulted a negro woman in
North Nashville, stabbing her three or four
times and inhcting serious injuries. When
brought before the Police Commissioner
yesterday on charge of assault with intent
to kill, she plead guilty, saying she did in
tend to kill her rival. The case was con-
timed
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J. w. MeFerrin q Co. have received the
Eclectic for April, also the Southern Opiu-
ion, Every Saturday and other interesting
periodicals.
Browns q Cheathsm sell the valuable
Whyte residence on Broad street to-day.
Mufree, Forbes Il Rond will offer to-
night at auction, an attractive line OF
goods, and tomorrow morning, a select
stock for the ladies especially.
Nick of the Woods-see advertisement.
The Pine Grove for Louisville and Gin
cinnati direct, and the Nashville for Cairo
and all river connections beyond, leave on
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock.
See lengthy list Of notices in Bankruptcy
Chas. Richheimer d Co are receiving
their heavy spring stock of ladies goods,
which they offer at unusual Inducements
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THE Powers OF A PoLICEMAN.-Charles
Burns, special policeman at the st. Mich
olas Varieties, was yesterday tried before
Justices Cassety and Brien, for striking an
obstreperous negro named A. Webster, who
had been disorderly while at that place of
amusement. 1t was decided that Burns, az
an officer, had no right to strike the negro,
and be was required to give bond for his
appearance before the Criminal Court.
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AGAIN AND AGAIN.. c. Fehr and
Ed. Miller, after being fined ten dollars
each in the Police Court yesterday morn
ing for using language calculated to pro-
woke breach of the peace, met on Dead
erick street, and after amusing themselves
few minutes in calling each other thief
and '1iar," were again arrested and will be
again tried this morning.
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THE VACANT CHAIR IN THE COMMON
CoUNCIL.-The irrepressible Dan. Wad-
kins, colored. candidate for County Com
missioner, is TO speak at the markethouse
tonight, and will explain to his fellow
citizens why he never took his seat in the
municipal Legislature as Councilman from
the Fourth ward.
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Is College street, Nashville, 500 bbls Neshanock
Potatoes; 400 bbls. Russell Potatoes; 400 bbls.
Peachblow Potatoes; Clover and Timothy Seed;
green Corn and Peas. fresh Peaches, Cherries,
Strawberries, Plumbs, Cages. Tomatoes, Pine
apples. Shaker Preserves and Jellies. and all
the staple groceries at the lowest market rates.
marll-tf
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18TH Day of April, 1865,

At 81 p. n. at the Office of the Register, No;
s21z Church street, Nashville, Tennessee, and
that all creditors who have proven their debts,
and others interested. may appear at said time
aud place, and show cause. If any they have, why
the prayer Of said petition should not be granted
K. X. CAMPBELL, Clerk
mar22 81 Clerk U. S. Dist. Court
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THE HULL PERJURY CAsE.-This te-
dious piece of litigation was again in pro-
gress yesterday in Justice Wilkinson's
Court, and it is thought it may be worried
through to-day. Half dozen more wit
nesses were examined, and the court re-
fused to receive newspaper reports as testi-
mony. The case will be resumed at 2
o'clock this afternoon.
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NUMBERING VEHICLEs.-Pariies keep
ing vehicles of any kind for public use,
should be careful to have them properly
numbered. A number of individuals have
recently paid fines for numberless vehicles
and the number of arrests for neglect to
number is increasing to a considerable
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COMMITTED FOR ARsoN.-The negro
George Gillem, who set fire to the barn of
Mr. Mizell, Eve or six miles north Of the
city on She night of the l4th, was yesterday
brought before Justice Cowan, and upon
preliminary examination was committed to
Jail 10 await trial before the Criminal
Court
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THE SMOKY Row HEGIRA-The fines
imposed monthly on keepers of houses of
ill-fame has caused the flight of large num-
bers oil the wretched occupants Of these in
stitutions to points beyond the corporation.
Not less than twenty recently disappeared
from Criddle street and vicinity.
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N O T C E.

MESSRS. GREEN & GREEN, in con-
sideratiOn Of the gloomy prospects
for business the present and coming
season, have decided to close their
business house i'm this town during
the present month. They will re-
duee the price Of their goods to COST,
so that those who require such goods
will lind it an object to supply them
selves. This is a very rare OppOr-
iunity.
GREEN a. GREEN,
mars If As College street.
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THE CITY CONGRESS

Meeting of Both HOuses-A GrowI
from the Observation-Disclosures and
ApprOpriatiOR-s5z,0 900 More Police
Ffnances-PhIIadelp Law for the
Canines-Work for the Dog peIter.
etc etc.
A regular meeting of the Board of Al
dermen was held last night, Mr.. Mckee in
the chair.
Present, Aldermen Allen, Baker, Dom
aldson, Kinney, Mclaughlin, Thornberg,
Tuthill.
MAYORS MESSAGE.
A message was received from the Mayor,
submitting the appointment offs. F. Allen,
j. G. Ogden and Samuel Watson as COM
missioners to negotiate a loan Of $780,
600, and urging immediate and energetic
action upon the measure. The Mayor
further says there are certain city officials
who lose no opportunity of decrying and
injuring the credit OF the city. While he
does not consider this ga legal violation of
duty" he does consider il a moral dere-
LECTION.
The message was filed and the appoint
ments confirmed.
REPORTS
The following reports were received ard
filed:
Revenue Collector, showing S3ll7 78
collected from the 9TH to the 2lst, leaving
$l019 81 subject to the order of the Board
of Education.
Water Tax Collector, showing $l724 30
collected from the 10th to the oath.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The bill appropriating $225 for the fit
ting up of the lower story of the gun fac
tory for colored school, passed third
reading.
The bill changing the health laws, es-
tablishing a Board of Health, and pro-
viding for the election of Health Officer,
was referred to joint committee.
NEW BUSINESS.
The appointment Of DR.. C. w. Prior as
City Dispensary Clerk, in place of DIR. E.
III. Lewis, removed to the country, was
confirmed.
A petition from /. w. Carpenter, asking
a reduction of tax on water used for
street sprinkling purposes was referred to
committee.
An ordinance appropriating an amount
not exceeding $4,000 in corporation
checks, to satisfy executions against the
city, passed three readings.
A communication from the Financial
Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police
was read, showing a debit account Of
S9958 so, credit account Of SCI ,697 OF,
and balance due the police force Of $l9,-
Sal 81.
An ordinance appropriating an amount
not exceeding $50, 900 in corporation checks
for the payment of the Metropolitan police
mp to the LIST of April, passed three read
ings.
An ordinance abol;shing unmuzzled, I'M
collared, and female dogs, passed three
readings.
A resolution for the establishment of a
fish market at the north end of the market
house was adopted.
A resolution declaring the seat of Alder
man Nelson vacant was adopted
Adjourned.
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Hereafter the price of single copies of
the UNION AND DIsPA7oH at the counter
will be FIVE CENTS, and it will be sold to
newsboys and dealers 40 that they can sell
at this price.
PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Everybody Read This.-0ur sale of the
Whyte Residence. Broad street. opposite Shelby
Female Institute. comes of THIS DAY, 18th
instant, at II O'Clock. on the premises.
ERowEs i CHEATHAM.
Inar25 Il Real Estate Agents.
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DrcRYrSG THE CREDIT OF THE CTTYi
The Mayor, 10 his message last night
strikes at what he terms certain city Of
6cials" who lose no opportunity Of de
crying, and seem bent on using their IN
auence to injure the credit Of the corpora
ton" This PRONUNCIATION ofthe Mayor is
said to have arisen from the action OF
certain city official who Is accused Of
diesuading some over-conhdeni friend from
purchasing S2O,O 900 worth OF corporation
checks, believing them to be an unsafe IN
yestment.
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stocks of Cotton In Interior Towns.
RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river is falling, with 5! feet on the
shoals. The weather is warm and clear.
ARRIVED.
Delaware, Pittsburg.
DEPARTED.
Tyrone, Cairo.
III u e --n.l..- l..

The Louisville Democrat OF yesterday
says:
The weather yesterday was sultry, the
thermometer last night indicating 20, and
barometer $3.50 and falling. The river is
falling slowly, with IA feet water in the
Indiana chute.
Business at the wharf was but tolerably
active. The Nightengale passed from Gin
cinnati to st. Louis, with 235 cabin pas
sengers, chiefly emigrants boand for the far
West.
In the Missouri the depth of water above
st. Joseph is ten feet. st. Francis river Is
at good stage and rising.
The Memphis Bulletin of the Odd says;
The river continues to rise here, bat not
rapidly, and indications are that it has
about reached its highest point for the
present. White and Arkansas rivers are
falling slowly, kept in check by the high
stage of the Mississippi.
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To RnsIaesS Men aud Advertisers
Generally.
The USIoN AND DISPATCH Job Rooms
have just beer supplied with large addi-
lions OF the latest and best styles Of type,
rendering our facilities for ;he execution of
plain aud fancy job printing, at the lowest
rates, by far the most complete 10 the city .
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THE New JAIL ADMINISTRATION Abe
Smith, the new Jailer, yesterday took pos
session of the Jail, which is now entirely
in the hands of colored officers. b. j.
Hadley and q. NJ. d. Summer are turn
keys, and Carroll Mcguire is the watch
man
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LARGE AUCTION SALE.

TUESDAY MORNING. 2fth MARCH,
Il 1858, at 10 O'Clock, Yeatman. Shields 4 Co.
vail sell to the trade a large line Of Bleaehed
and Brown D0mesties. Tickings. Stripes, 0sna-
burgs, Prints Pants STUFF. Dress Goods. Cloth
ing. Hats. White Goods with our usual compile
nent Of varieties. These Goods are cOnsign-
meats Just received. We have a large stock on
the way Regular Trade Sales every Tuesday.
mar2l q YEATMAN, SHIELDS a CO.
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A VICTIM OF MISPLACED CONFIDENCE
"A wealthy farmer Of Bedford county was
recently viclimized TO the tune of SOS, 900,
which he was compelled to pay az security
on notes given by a delinquent stock
daaler
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TO THE PHYSICIANS OF
TENNESSEE
NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That JOHN
Cooney, Jr., Of Davidson county, Tennessee,
has Gid in the office Of the Clerk of this Court
his PETITION for DISCHARGE. and II was there
upon ordered by the Court that hearing be
had upon the same on the
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The Franklin Brick Machine

Is guaranteed. with eight men and two horses.
to make 300 to $500 frst-class Brick per hour.
and by steam, 1000 to 1000 per hour. accord
ing to the facilities fer removing them.
l offer to demonstrate these facts by Machines
in actual operation. J. II. RESICK,
feb29 2m II Broadway New York, Room Is.
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Coon TEMPLARs' CoEvENTIoN.-Thsre
is to be Good Templars Convention in
Edgefeld tomorrow night The attend
ance of all persons desiring to unite them
selves with the cause is urged.
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PARDoNs.-The following pardons were
issued from the Executive Office yester-
day:
Shelby oounty--John Bonner, larceny.
sentenced May 10, 1866, TO three years
imprisonment.
Davidson-Jno. Hutchins, larceny, sen
fenced December IA, 1867, to two and one
half wears imprisonment
Hnmphreys-Chas. Yarhrough, larceny,
sentenced July s, 1867, TO one years i'm
prisonment.
Hardeman-Henry Ferguson, larceny,
sentenced July G, 1867, 10 one years i'm
prisonment.
Monroe-Alex. Winder, larceny, SEN
fenced May l6, 1867, to one years impris-
onment.
Hamilton - Cornelius Jones, horse
stealing, sentenced June 20. 1866. TO twen-
ty'one years imprisonment
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REEVES AMBR0SIA
II Q R TIL T. HAIR :,
TMPROVED!

1t is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
1t causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
1t keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
1t invigorates the Roots of the Hair.
1t forces the Hair and Beard to grow luxurianty.
1t Immediately stops Hair Falling Out.
1t keeps the Hair from Changing Color from Age.
1t restores Grey Hair to its Original Color
1t brings out Hair on heads that have been bald
for years.
1t is composed entirely of simple and purely
vegetable substances.
1t has received over six thousand voluntary
testimonials of its excellence, many of which
are from physicians in high standing.
1t is sold in halfpound bottles (the name blown
in the glass; by Druggists and Dealers in Fancy
Goods everywhere. at One Dollar per Bottle !;
Wholesale by Demas Barnes & Co., F. c. Wells
Co.. Schlefelin & Co., Nov York.
marl5 1y
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LOsTr lost!

ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT. THE l0rg
" instant, between the Elm Street Methodist
Church. on South Summer street. and Es4nirs
CLES. The finder viii be rewarded BY LEAVING
at No. 3s5 South College street., or al this once
marf7 If
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No. 46 COLLEGE STREET two doors
from Union.) Fresh arrival Of new aud
splendid stock Of ladies spring and dress
goods. CHAs. RIcHHEIMER.
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COnIugaI Love, and the Happiness

on the Errors. Abuses and Diseases which
destroy the Manly Powers and create impedi-
ments to Marriage, with sure means of relief.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes free of charge.
Address. DR.. J. SKILLIN H0UGAT0N. How
ard Association. Philadelphia. Pa. feb2 3m
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Gold continues downward in New York
The following are the quotations yesterday :
Opened at 1888, was 1888 at 1925, 1881
at 10:45, 1881 at noon, and closed at 1913 at
BPM. The rates here were 1873 buying,
and l39 selling.
Government bonds were lower in New
York yesterday. The following are the
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville ATT. 40 A. N. and $50 p. w..
Arrive AZ Nashville at. 4 30 A. N; and go P. ".
aallatin Accommodation train leaves dallatih
otaa5.-w. arriving nj Nashville az 1910 P. n.
Returning, leaves Nashville Rt 3.55 p. 81, and
arrives at 0allatin ut 6.35 P. N.