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MRS. WINSLOWsS
SOOTHING SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TEETHINa.

FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
Greatly facilitates the process of teething, by
softening the gums, reducing all Inflammation
will allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and
is sure 10 regulate the Bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers. it will give rest to yourselves
and Relief ana Health TO your Infants.
We have put up and cold this article for
years, and can say in confidence and truth of it
what we have never been able to say of any
other medicine-YEvER HAS 1T FAILED IN SIN
LIE INSTANCE TO EFFECT A CURE. when timely
used. Never did we know an instance of dissat-
isfaction by any one who used it. On the con-
trary. all are delighted with its operation. and
speak in terms of commentator of its magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak in this
matter WHAT WE DO KNOW" after years Of ex-
perience, and pledge our reputation for the full
fllment of what we here declare. In almost
every instance where the infant is suffering from
pain and exhaustion. relief will be found in
fifteen or twenty minutes after the syrup is adj
ministered.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle.
Be sure and call for Mrs. WinsIOW's
Soothing syrup having the fac smile Of
"CURTIS 4 PERKINS" on the outside wrap
per. All others are base limitations. Sold by
Druggists throughout the world. Price only
ThIrfy-HVe Cents per Bottle.
OFFICES: 2I5 Fulton street, New
York; POS High HOIbOrn, London,
England; 44I 80. PRUi street, Mon
treal, Canada,
aug3 eod6m
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lhe New ork journal o. Commerce Of
the afternoon of the 18th inst. saws:
There appears to be no important in
crease in the amount of surplus capital Of
fering, but the demand is not "a large as
was noted two or three days since, and bor-
rowers find less difficulty in obtaining
needed supplies upon good securities at 7
per cent. The best business paper is taken
outside the banks at 7@8 per cent. per au-
mum discount, and selections are made
from other good names at 9@l0 per cent"
The New York Post of the afternoon of
the 18th inst says the flow Of currency
from the West Is rather in favor of New
York, but from the near interior and from
Boston the tendency is the other way.
The New York journal Of Commerce of
the 18th inst. says of drygoods:
The trade is slack, and the heavy pur-
chases made before and during the excite
ment connected with the late advance have
stocked the iobbers and contributed to the
present dizziness. The offering of desirable
goods in first hands is not large, and this
alone prevents reaction in prices. Ii
now remains to be seen which party will
have the call for the next change. If the
demand should come first, still higher
rates will be reached. If the trade con-
Times backward, as at present. for a little
while longer there will be a pressure to
sell, and a decline may be anticipated.
Thus far most of the early purchases stand
well, having been made before the advance
to present quotations. There is some dis
appointment in regard to the backwardness
of the seasons trade, but this is not I'M
usual. When the South was a profitable
customer, the early demand from that quar-
ter took off the opening suplus. With the
exception of few Of the larger cities the
West and North never buy spring goods
until the advent of spring weather and the
appearance Of a speedy opening of inter
nal navigation. The business in brown
cottons during the week has been compar-
atively small, and the stock of some de-
scriptlons has slightly increased in first
hands, although it is very much less in the
aggregate than at the corresponding period
last year. The large orders for goods for
export received by manufacturers at the
commencement OF the season are not yet
fully executed, which has probably pre-
vented a more rapid accumulation, while
the advance in prices Of tie raw staple has
given tirmness to prices Of manufactured
goods, aud holders are not disposed to
make any concession from quoted rates 10
effect sales.
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Capt Thomas s. HAYS. having purchased an
interest in the UmoN AND DISPATCH, becomes
from this date one cf its proprietors. The firm
name Of the new concern viii be JoSEs. HAYS
4 Co., nv whom the business Of the establish
ment will be continued ~ heretofore, at the old
stand. corner Church and Cherry streets oppo-
site the postofhce.
Capt Hays was born and raised in this city,
and is well known for his courtesy and amiabili-
" as gentleman. as well as for intelligence,
integrity and promptness AZ man Of business.
He will have charge Of the business department
Of the Office, and will 0e found in our counting
room.
The euui business of the old firm having
passed into the hands of the new. Capt. Hays
will also settle that and will give ell proper re-
ceipts and acQuitances.
Being fully prepared TO DO all kinds Of print
ing promptly and in the best manner, the new
firm solicit continuance Of the liberal patron
age extended to the old.
January 10. 1868.
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r.IInoAn AoCIpENT.
Two Men Killed. and Locomotive
and baggage Car Demolished

TwO Men Killed, and Locomotive
and Baggage Car demolished.
The passenger train Of the Louisville
and Nashville railroad, which left here at
halfpast six o'clock Monday evening, met
with an accident near Brooks station, four
teen miles from Louisville, before daylight
Yesterday morning. During the terrific
storm that night, large tree was blown
across the track, and the heavy
rain so swelled a little stream flow
ing through a culvert, that the earth
upon which the tiles rested was swept
away, making small though dangerous
chasm, which was not observed until the
locomotive was close upon the tree. Be-
fore it could be reversed, the iron monster
crashed down upon the obstruction, and in
an instant both engine and baggage car
we're mass Of ruins. Tom Filburn, the
engineer was killed outright and Clarence
McManny, the fireman, was so badly
scalded that he died in a few minutes after.
Conductor Taylor was bruised on the
head and side, but sustained no serious in.
jury. None Of the other employees, and
none Of the passengers, were injured.
MIR. Filburn, the engineer, was one of
the oldest and ablest engineers on the road,
and was universally esteemed among rail
road men, not only for his capacity in has
calling, but for his social qualities
The accident Occasioned considerable de-
lay Of other trains. The passenger train
due here at $50 P. NJ. yesterday, did not
arrive until after midnight.
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The attention Of our merchants is re-
specially invited 20 the card of T. Baily-
Blanchard, commission merchant aud inn
porter, New Orleans Mr.. +. Dubois, OF
this house, has spent several days in THE
city with a view, if possible, Of inducing
our leading merchants 10 renew our old
commercial relations with that city, espe-
cially la the line Of imported articles, in
which New Orleans was once pre-eminent-
ly celebrated We are glad TO know that
Mr.. d. leaves us iayorably impressed with
the disposition of our merchants in this
regard, and we trust the day is not distant
when the trade, as well as social relations
between Tennessee aud the delta of the
Mississippi may be renewed in all their
former mutual profit aud pleasure.
As the spring opens housekeepers will
naturally desire a renovation Of their prem
ises-an important item in which is wall
papering. Mr.. Jno. W. Hill, at No. 20
South College street, is in receipt of an
elegant stock Of the latest aud most beau
tiful styles of wall papers, and can please
every taste.
Kinney, Wand & Thompson, at the
Merchants Exchange, Cherry street, still
lead the van in furnishing the hungry and
thirsty with everything the inner man re-
quircs. The restaurant is supplied with
every delicacy, and the ssloon-name youI
choice, and take it.
III. Mathews, on the 25th inst, al "a
North Market street, will sell at auction a
very large lot Of stores, such as wagon har'
ness, mule shoes, nails, blacksmith's and
carpenters tools, etc. See advertisement
Albert a Seeman sell this morning 3
large bankrupt stock Of merchandise.
The Havana" leaves for Louisville and
Cincinnati tomorrow afternoon, and the
Nashville al the same time foT Cairo
and all river points thence north and
south.
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MRS. L. A. BALLARD,
Medic0L Electrician,
No. I3 Park Street,


W0ULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE
w sick and afflicted to her new system of
practice, which has gained considerable pOpu-
larity in this city. During the past two years.
Mrs. Ballard has treated many persons suffering
from the various forms OF disease, and in nearly
all relief or cure has been effected. All chronic
diseases. as Neuralgia. Chr0nfc or Acute
rheumatism, Paralysis, Dyspepsia.
nstIpafIOn, Headache, Diseases OF
the Liver and Urinary Organs. Female
Complaints. Also, Affections of the Eye
and Ear are treated successfully by the vari-
Gus forms of Electricity. In future. some of the
above diseases will be treated by special guar
antee. No shocks or unpleasant sensation at
tending the application. Let none consider
their case hopeless. for many diseases beyond
the control Of medicine are readily cured By
Electricity as used by Mrs. =. Patients can be
taught the use of Electricity in their own case,
thus obviating the necessity of remain ing long
from home. A circular mailed free Of charge.
Address as above.
References Or. Thomas Gale. Nashville,
Tenn; Mr.. W. T. Berry. Public Square. Nash
vile, Tenn. Mr.. John Ramags, No % Union
street, Nashville, Tenn. ; Mr.. X. I. kirkpatrick,
No. IS College St. Nashville Tenn. Judge W.
X. Turner, Nashville Tenn.
Please send for circular. Address as above.
feb2q I'm
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LEBANON STAGE.
OVR AGENTS.

JOHN W. FAXON. Of the Northern Bank
Of Tennessee, Is our authorized agent at Clarks-
VILE. Tennessee to receive and receipt for SUBJ
scrigtions and advertisements for the UNION AND
DISPATCH.
5. b. ROZELL. Of Franklin. is our author
ired agent for Williamson ana adjoining coun-
ties. 10 receive aud receipt for subscriptions to
the UNION AND DISPATCH.
DIR. J. b. MATTHEWS. Druggist. odd Eel
lows Hall Building, Woodland street, is our
authorized A gent to receive and receipt for sd
yertising and subscriptions in EdgeGeld. Orders
delivered to him will be promptly attended TO-
He will also keep the Daily Union AND Dis
ParCu on sale.
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SIT. PATRICK,s nay

Grand Celebration of the Great
Irish Anniversary-ASldre of BisIa-
oP Feehan at the CafhedraI-The
Procession and Other Features of
the Day
The Irish citizens Of Nashville observed
their great national holiday with more
than the usual demonstrations, and the
hallowed anniversary was never welcomed
here by larger ooncourse than gathered
Yesterday.
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The STORM OF MONDAY NGGHT.-The
storm Of Monday nightswept over some por-
iionsofthe State with the fury Of West India
hurricane. No less than seven trees which
had fallen across the track Of the Nash
vile and Northwestern railroad we're cut
away before the morning train from Hick-
man could get in.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.



LONDON, March 17.-ConsoIs 95l. 3 Dos
y. ]. c. S92. Erie AS.
FRANKFoRT, March 17.-U. S. bonds
steady at 75s.
LIVERPOOL, March Electromagnetic
ton closed dull. Uplands 105@I0fd on
spot and afoat; Orleans 10sd sales 5000
bales.
MANCHESTER, March 1S-Market dull;
breadstutfs and provisions unchanged.
New York Money Market
NEW YORK, March l7.-Money very
active at on call; Sterling dull g5G9f.
Gold 1880 1879. New Tennessees, IS old
do. 66}.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, March l7.-Cotton dull
lower; sales 1900 bales; uplapds 25c
Rice dull. Coffee firm and active Snvsr
buoyant, Cuba, I0lG12I. Molssses firm.
Flour dull, 5@l0c lower. Wheat duII
and heavy, l@2c lower. Corn dnu and
dropping, 81 22@1 PSI.
New York Dry Goods uarke,.
New YORK, March 17.-Dryeoods i'm
proving Heavy brown sheetings 1910
shirtings 94c; brown drills &c; caiieos and
delaines steady.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, March I7.-Tobacco market
firm sales l57 hhds; lugs to sections S5G
% IS; Hart county S44 so. Cotton 23l5
23fc for middling. Superline -four S. SOFA
s 70. Wheat 81 $500 60. Corn 758
7Se. Oats, in bulk, 6S@7Oc. Lard l5c.
Mess pork S24. Bacon-shouldefs HE:
clear sides 14!c; bulk shoulders lot clear
sides 1910.
NJ. L0nis Market.
ST. LOUIS, March Il. - Tobacco uu-
changed. Flour-superfne 81 506S so.
Wheat 81 05@2 20. Corn 10000.
Oats 70G74c. Rye 81 656l 20. Mess
pork S2S 1924. Bacon dull ribbed sides
13c; clear sides 14c; shoulders held at
1O4@ll sugar-cured hams I7c. Lard lag
@l5c.
Cincinnati Market
CINCINNATI, March 7.-Flour-family.
$40 75@u %. Wheat 81 so. Corn S.
@SS. Rye 81 20. Tobacco sieady-lugs
81 50@ll %. Mess pork S24. Bacon
II, IL and l44c. Bulk meats lOG12c.
Sugar-cured hams lie. Lard l5c. But
ter 4SCG52. Total number hogs packed in
the West, 2,7S0,S70.
New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, March 17.-Cotton quiet
and steady; sales 5000 bales middlings "A
q 249; receipts 2944 exports 4l9j.
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Nashville Wholesale Dry goods Trade
NASHVILLE March Il, 1865.
The spring trade has fairly opened, and
there has been increased activity in the
wholesale drygroods trade during the last
week. Our wholesale merchants are re-
ceiving large stocks of elegantly assorted
spring goods, which they are offering at
prices to suit the times. There has been
a slight advance in some cotton goods, and
further advance may be expected We
annex quotations below.
A Brown SHEETINas- 1S4c,
Laurel Hill 19c, Richland l9c.
( Brown SHEETINss-Augusia 164,
Grantsyille l64.
BLEACHED SHEErINGs-Sagamore 4, 10
Washington {, lie, Pontiac 4, 16c, Ions
dale "A, IS.
SEA IsLANDs-13 to 20c.
PRINTs--Troy &c, Wamsutta l14c, ALI
lens, Gloucester, Dunnelps, Manchester
and all standard brands, l4c.
TICKs-Mount Vernon No. 2, zoe, Pas
cifc 25c, do. 4 A 2Sc, Conestoga A 35c.
PLAID AND STRIPED OsNABURGs-Ala-
bama dc, Texas 25c, Tennessee 273c.
PLAID LINsEYs-s all wool 20a224c, !
do. 274c.
Red aud White Flanels ( 10 4, 274a60.
Brown Drills, 18a20.
Cotton Delaines 20a224 all wooldelaines
424a55.
Cambrics l24. Wigans l5al8S.
COTTON YARNs-500 18c; 600 Ice; 700
lac.
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MESSRS. GREEN & GREEN, in con-
sideratiOn of the gloomy prospects
for business the present and coming
season, have decided TO close their
business house in this town during
the present month. They will re-
duce the price of their goods t. COST,
so that those who require such goods
will find it an object to supply them
selves. This is very rare OppOr-
tunity.
GREEN IL GREEN.
mar3 If As College street.
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GENERAL MARK ETS.

NASHVILLE, March IL, 1868.
Notwithstanding the pressure in Gnan-
cial circles, there has been fair amount
Of business done in every department Of
trade. The weather has been spring like,
and the spring trade is now fairly opened,
and our merchants seem to be encouraged
with the prospect Of large and lueretive
business. Our wholesale groeers have
lately made large additions to their stocks
and are selling on short margins, while
the provision merchants seem determined
to keep pace with the merchants Of Louis-
Vile and Cincinnati in prices.
CorToS-The market has been without
particle Of animation, and the best figures
offered for fancy goods this evening were
2246 221c which was decline Of 4G9kc
since Yesterday. The following were the
transactions Of to-day Received l39 bales;
shipped 247 sold 300 bales, a. follows
I6 at 224c, n at 22ic, % at 22c, 90 at 2lSc,
at 2le, at zoe, u at l9c, 9 at lstc, at
1Sc, 9 at lac 6 at IL, 9 at l5le, and 4
at l5c
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river is about on a stand, with 5
feet 10 inches on the Shoals. The weather
has turned considerably cooler and is clear.
ARRIVED.
Tow-boat Brown, Kanawhs.
DEPARTED.
Tyrone, Cairo.
The fine passenger packet Nashville Is
the Cairo packet for tomorrow at Ar. N.
By telegraph
ST.. LOUIS, March 17.-Weather clear
and cool.
LOUISVILLE, March IT, River rising
very fast.
PIrTsBURG, March l7.-River is still
rising with Fl feet inches in channel.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Coal Up.-Mr. J. G. Roach, 1t No. "a North
Cherry street, is in receipt of an abundant sup
ply of superior Up River Cumberland Coal.
which will be sold at the lowest marketable
rates The opportunity is favorable to heads of
families to lay in their winter supplies of good
article of fuel at cheap rates.
marl3 If
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OFFICE CHANGE.-The General Office of
the Edgefeld and Kentucky, and Evans
vile, Henderson and Nashville railroads
has been moved from Springfield to Nash
vile, and is located at 81 College street, on
the Square.
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DISPLAYING WARES OUT OF DOORS
Several prominent business men were yes
terday fined SIC and costs each in the Po-
lice Court, for obstruciing the sidewalk in
front Of their establishments with wares
held for sale.
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CONCERT NIaHT-We call the alten-
ton Of the public TO concert TO be given
at the second Cumberland Presbyterian
Church tonight. There will be fine
corps Of amateurs, and those who attend
will be well repaid.
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The FEHR SENsATIoNs.-Th difficulty
which arose between VIM. G. Brien and ].
G. Fehr during the trial of the Lizzie
Nichols perjury case on Saturday, culmi-
mated yesterday in the Police Court. Mr..
Brien was fined SO and costs for drawing
pistol on Fehr.
The trial Of Fehr, on charge of attempted
poisoning by mixing pins with bread, is to
come mp again to-day in Justice Wilkin-
sons court. Though this case has hardly
assumed the Borgian proportions its title
would indicate, it draws a big crowd at all
times.
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For Sale at w. w. rotten = Bro, :,

For Sale at w. w. TOffen & Bros,
. College street. Nashville. 500 bbls. Neshanock
Potatoes; 400 bbls. Russett Potatoes; 400 bills
Peaehblow Potatoes; Glover 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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AssAULTAND BATTERY.-A. d. Eubanks
and James Crow were yesterday fined 81
and costs each, by Justices Brien aud
Cassetiy, for pommeling an offending
darkie yclept Lewis Cartwright, an elector
Of the tenth ward. The three negroes who
assisted Eubanks and Crow will be tried on
Friday.
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The following dispatches we're received

4 AS AoAAO"AuS uAstaSCueo WCAO AeSOifSN
to-day at the Chamber Of Commerce:
New YoRF March 17.-Gold opened al
I59s. 1880 =. M.-Gold 1885,. u NJ
Cotton market dull. Prices nominal nj
| previous quotations. Gold 1899.
LONDON, March II, ILLS A.M.-ConsoIs
925@9S{. United States bonds 72I672k.
LIVERPOOL, March II, Ills A. NJ
! Cotton market dull. Estimated sales to-
! day 5000 bales. Uplapds 105d6 IOfd Or
leans l0s@l04d. l P. Motion market
easier. Sales to-day 5000 bales. Uplands
lO5d; Orleans l0sd; ahoat 100000.
SACKs-Burlap lSc by the bale Gunnies
25!@26!.
BRAN-Sl % per hundred or $25 per
ton.
HAY-Timothy S2l delived.
CoRN-Farmers realize 65c loose in
wagons; S5c in the depot, sacks included.
OATs-Loose 65@6se; in store sacked
Sc.
BAooN-Shoulders ll4@ll4; clear sides
15c; plain hams l5c; sugar cured country
l6c; canvas sugar cured l79lSe.
RYE-Sl so per bushel.
WHEAr-Fall wheat 81 %; spring
wheat for seed So per bushel.
LARD.-In tierces 15c in kegs l54c.
soAP-SS 1904 so per box, resin Ne. l.
CANDLEs-Star l7lc So 25 for stearine
per box.
NAms-S5 % for los to 60s, and 25c adj
ditional for each smaller size, with an adj
vancing tendency.
RAIsINs-$5 per box; 81 so for J box
81 40 for boxes.
CoFFEE.-Rio 22@26e; Laguyra IS;
Java 3S@40c.
orsTERs-sl 30 for l lb s. 90 for .
ID per dozen.
SUGAR-Orleans l4l@161c; Demarara
16@164c; coffee A l73c; B l7tc; c l64c;
crushed, powdered and granalated Isle.
MoLAssEs-Orleans, none in the market;
Eastern sO@85c; golden syrup 81 ESQ
l so per gallon by the barrel st. Louis
golden syrup 81 in barrels 81 10 IN half
bbls; 81 % in ten gallon kegs.
IRoN-Bar 81.
HORSE SHOE NAILS 22@2S per
pound.
CHAINs-Trace SS@l2.
Horse SHoEs-$S per keg.
AxEs-$14@16 per dozen.
CoILARs-Hog ST. per dozen.
PLANTERS HOES SIS 5O@lO per dozen,
STEEL-Cast 25c, English blister 1Sc,
American blister l34c.
SIFTERs-$S per dozen.
SHoT.-$3 25 per sack.
PowDER-$S SO per key
LEAD-123c per pound.
RoPE-Cotton 35c.
BUTrER.-20@25c.
ORANGEs-$7@8 per box of 200.
DATEs-l5e per pound.
RAIsINs per box.
CHEEsE.-17@1Sc
PEA MUSES. so per bushel.
DRUGs-Copperas Ste cream of tartar
5000; epson salts 73@8c; glue 25@S5e;
ipecac powdered S. so; morphine per
ounce S. 40; nitrate of silver 81 60;
quinine 81 40 sal soda &c; vitrial Sc;
opium 81 alum Sc aqua ammonia Zoe;
carbonate ammonia Csc; assafoetida Coo;
calosaya bark 50 25@2 so; calomel, Eng
lish 81 80; American 81 60, castor oil
50 % per gallon; camphor 81 p.
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A DESCENT ON BLUR HELL.-At lively e
O'Clock last night, the police made de-
scent upon the low negro dance house on
Sonth Market street known as Blue He'll,
breaking up lively ball and arresting the
proprietor.