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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, March 6, 1868.
CoTToN-To day has been almost a dead
calm in the cotton market. The adyires
both from Louisville and New York are
encouraging to holders, but it seems that
there is not much desire to speculate.
The sales have been remarkably small to-
day, at BE below the highest figures of
yesterday, and !c below the average mar
ket of yesterday.
The receipts are very light, indicating
that the supply is nearly exhausted in the
country. Received l6l bales; shipped
339, and sales ofl42 as follows: SO at 2l4c,
81 at 21c, 16 at 2O!e, ? at 2OPc, IT at l9le,
and Il Isle.
Stock on hand Sept l. 1851
Received to-day ........-......,............. l6l
Received previously....-.....-..'' lfe-65.jl
Total ........... ............-..........- 63.ss2
Shipped to-day. ............................. 500
Shipped previously ,2O-aS, SOY
Stock on hand to-day................... 1868
The following dispatches were received
to-day at the Chamber of Commerce;
New YORK, March 6.-1O3O A. NJ
Cotton market irregular. Cable news has
caused buyers to withdraw from the mar
ket. Latest quotations last night were
nominal. IL A. Motion market dull
and prices unchanged. IL Motion
market quiet and prices unchanged 1925
P. M.-Gold 141I. Cotton-demaud fair
and prices firm. Sales to day $500 bales.
Low middlings 232@24c, upland mid
dIings 243@25c, Mobile middlings 254c,
Orleans middlings 254@254, good mid
dlings 26c Sterling exchange duller,
10920110. 3P. M.-Cotton-demand fair
and prices firm. Gold 14l4. P. NJ
Cottou-demand fair and prices firm. Low
middling 24c, upland 25e, good middlings
24c, Mobile 252c, Orleans 254c.
LIVERPOOL, March 6.-1l:l5 A. M.-Cot-
ton market quiet; uplands 94d, Orleans
1Od. Sales OF the week II 900 bales sales
for exports a. 900 bales sales to specule-
tors 10000 bales stock 327 900 bales;
stock of American 10000 bales. l:20 P.
M.--Cotton market quiet. Sales to-day
10000 bales; ahoat 10000; last year
$4,000; American, lI5,0O0; quotations
unchanged. 6 M-Cotton market quiet.
Sales, TO arrive, 9s@92d; other quotations
unchanged.
LONDON, March 6.-1l:15 A. M.-Consols
936934. United States bonds 7lg. 100 p
M.-Consols 93@93t United States bonds
7l4@7l5.
sUaAR-We quote Orleans l44@ i67ci
Demarara l6@l6tc coffee A l74e; 3 17kci
Cl7; crushed and powdered l84c.
BACON Clear sides l449 l54c; shoulders
l14@l2c; hams 15c; sugar cured hams
lSc
LARD.-In tierces Ice; in kegs l6tc.
SALTS 80 for 7 bushel barrels by the
car load, and "a for smaller quantities
Consultative at 65@6Se per bushrl
loose in wagons, and s5@s71c in store
sacks included
WHFAr.-But little in maftet at SEA
2 80 per bushel.
FLOUR. Demand good at SlG9l5 fol
aupeffine to fancy brands.
CoFFEF.-Rio 22@26c; Lagnsra %
Java ESQ 0c.
MoLAssFs.-Orleans 9O@95c Eastern
syrapa 3Oc@S1 % per gallon.
HAY.-S23625 per iou for timothy.
IRoN.-$28 per ton.
CAKDLEs-l7@I9c for star s. per boz
| for starine.
. NAIIs-S5 for los to o., aud pc al
| ditional Tor each smaller size.
PoTAroEs.-$4 - for Neshannoehs
peach blow 81 80.
APPLFs.-Green $5(a7 50 per bbl
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THF STEAMER W. +. CURTIs SroyE
UP.-The steamer w. +. Curtis, from Gin
c;,nan. ran into the railroad bridge pier
Yesterday evening at o'clock, and stove 4
Lig hole in her hsw. She Is naW lying at
The lower wharf, at the foot Of Jefferson
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PEOPLES CANBIDATE.
A. - az x a. ~ - = a AZ a. a.
Ia First (Nashyiile) District,
Oh LES NOR LEY.
Flectinn SATURDAY.. lth March. ls6s
GOuufy ,TasfaT.

We are authorized to announce JNu.
THOMPSON as an independent candidate for
Jaiier At the essuing March election.
iehl6 III
We are authorized to announce Esquire bAIN
as a candidate for County Jaiior. subject to the
nominating convention. Election March Z. 1865.
febstd
We are authorized to announce A. A. CAR
TER a. a candidate for the ofice OF Jaiier Of
Davidson county. st the ensuing spriug election.
iaugl ia
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STREE IN rHE n. & G. r. r. MACHINE
sHors The machinists in the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad Shops struck
Yesterday morning, in consequence Of the
Railroad Company refusing to Fay double
wages Cor extra time, bat negotiations,
which 1t is thought will bring about an
amicable adjustment of the existing dltieI-
enoes, are nov pending. The company has
offered 10 allow an increase of one-quarter
on the pay for over hours, or TO pnt on eK-
ira workmen 10 do whatever extra work
may b. required in future.
PouCE COURT, March 6.-Wm. and
Andrew Spence, col passing counterfeit
money, discharged
Isaac PoNers and Jerry Winston, oh
.trncting the street, costs.
". ". Johnson, drunkenness, %.
John Horn, assault aud battery, cohiin
urd.
Pat. Naughton, same $40,
Ia. Burke, same, -.
]. ii. Burkhold. same, continued.
Fred. Myers, using ahasiSr language,
continued.
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To RuSineSs Men and Advertisers
Generally.

The UNION And DISPATCH JOB Rooms
have lust been supplied with large addi-
tons of the latest and best styles of type,
rendering our facilities for the execution Of
plain and fancy Job printing, at the lowest
rsiea nv Gar the most complete ia the city.
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PoLITICs YEsrERDAY.-The city was
alive with candidates and constituents yes
ierday, and though 'oHly county offices
were the stake, there was more working
done than on any day Of any canvass since
the war. Swells of martial mnsic, so
ravishing to the present political ear, rolled
off against the boisterous March wind "a if
TO electioneer old Boreas himself and
crowds of enthusiastic followers responded
tothe stirring drum-beat. The Il. r. Re
dispensed their remaining sweetness at the
market-hOuse last night, and openly detied
the ku-Klux. Some OF the speeches were
extremely bitter, and would have occa-
stoned riot in any place less accustomed
10 the large talk of these little period-
cal pandemoniums. The speech of Judge
Lowering was too much for the endurance
Of some Of the crowd, who jeered and
hooted him, and for a time serious trouble
was threatened. A heavy detachment Of
police arriving, order was restored, and the
meeting progressed to its conclusion with
no further disturbance.
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MRS. |. A. BALLARD,
WedicGL Electrician,
No. I'D Park street.
NASHVILLE .....


UTOULD CALLTHE ATTENTION OF THF
w sick and afflicted 10 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 a relief OF cure has heen effected. All chronic
diseases as Neuralgia. Chronic OF Acute
Rheumatism. Paralysis. DyspepslGe
Constipation. Headache, Diseases at
the Liver aud Urinary Organs. Female
Complaints. Also, Affections Of the Eye
and Ear are treated successfully by the VAR
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. Tor many diseases beyond
the control Of medicine are readily cured By
Electricity as used BIZ Mrs. b. Patients can be
taught the use Of Electricity ia their own case.
thus obyiatins the necessity Of remaining loug
from home A circular mailed free Of charge
Address a. above.
Refereaeas- Dr. Thomaq Gale. Nashville.
Tenn. Mr.. W. Il. Berry. Public Square. Nash
Vile. Tenn. Mr.. John Ramage, No. 81 mon
street. Nashville, Tenn. Mr.. r. I. Kirkpatrick.
No. g College So. Nashville. Tenn Judge ".
X. Turner. Nashville. Tenn.
Please send for circular. Address a. above.
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MICHAEL MURPHY.
II u M A n II A L r .
a.. e. d y f. a u.
BrGidS, CHIIS, U'GteiTaiIS. Hair
Je1celFD, PeTfHmery and
Fancy Goods,

No. ~ NORTH CHERRY STREET.
HAS OPENED AN ENTIRELY NEW
i 4 stock of Goods to which he invites the at
tention of the ladies. Every description OF Hair
Work done in the best style and ut short notice.
lie particularly invites an inspection of his
stock of Perfumery and Fancy Goods, which
embraces the newest and best in the line.
Watch Repairing attended to by an expert
eneed workman. febl4 q
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AkNER IIEM
Wrathy j. p. waits upOn PrOSser
and Demands Retraettou.

MIS- 0lsOa HEbN~Na
and Demands RetraetiOm.
The Published report of Prosser's speech
in the House on Thursday, in which he de-
nounced the present County Court of Da-
wilson as corrupt and disloyal body, and
a disgrace to the country, created no little
excitement among the magistrates yester-
terday. About twelve o'clock, Justice
Mathews visited the Capitol, and through
Capt. Heydt summoned Prosser from the
hall Of the House of Representatives and
demanded a retraction. After a short and
spirited conversation, Prosser promised that
be would publish card recalling the Of
fensive expressions Of his speech, and SET
ring the matter to rights as near as pos
sible.
The honorable Representative from Da
wilson has undoubtedly "put his foot in ii"
this time. He has not only betrayed his
utter ignorance of the subject which he at
tempted TO handle but has been compelled
TO swallow his own bile from the same
shiny dish in which he mixed the dirt he
threw at the County Court.
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N O TICE 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 in 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 find it an object to supply them
selves. This is very rare OppOr-
tunity.
GREEN a. GREEN,
mars If 4S College street.
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SToyE MooD-Cut and split from dry
cord wood, and delivered At the house of
the purchaser Cor s. 90 per cord, from the
yard Of ROBERT MACKENZIE,
North College ST., opposite L. d \. Depot.
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For choice GROCERIES, WINES and
BRANDIES, goto
W. w. TOTEM & BRO,
No. % College St, Nashville, Tenn.
dacI- If
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The Rotary Spader, a new EARNING I'M
plement, advertised this morning, comes
40 highly recommended and ia 30 great an
economizer OF labor, that it deserves the
careful examination Of farmers and garde-
ners. Mr.. Crouch, the agent, proposes to
give IN exhibition Of its performances on
Tuesday, at IL A. ~, on the grounds Of Mr.
]. w. Hamilton, near the city, on the No
lensville pike, when ell interested may
Judge for themselves Of its merits. In the
meantime the Spader csn be inspected at
the houses Of lumsden Co, and Nc
Roberts & Co.
Az. s. Lindsley proposes TO lease at
auction, for ten years, vacant lots at the foot
Of the suspension bridge in Edgeheld. See
advertisement.
GREGORY & Clark, at the corner OF Cherry
and Broad streets, have a lot Of the Early
Goodrich seed potatoes, 10 which the atten-
lion Of planters is directed.
See number Of bankrupt notices from
&c. McMullin, at Clarksville, from The
counties West OF this.
F.R. Glascock, united States Marshal,
will sell at the courthouse to-day, some
valuable property situated in the flourish
ing. unanuexei town Of Edgeheld.
The special attention Of gentlemen is
directed 20 the card Of Green 4 Green.
The Poplar Mountain Goa Company
cffer inducements 10 cousumers OF coal
Massengale & Co offer TO our farmer.
Western spring wheat for immediate SOW
ms. Those who have had their wheat
killed should not miss the opportunity
n. Henuui, merchant tailor, has re-
moved from ChurCh street TO Deaderict
No. r., where he oiisrs new stock o
fresh goods.
A large number OF chanoery ~airs vii
he lound in today paper
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Hon. THos. BARRY will address the peO-
pie of the 7th judicial district, as follows {:
Gross Plains, Monday, March 9, 1868.
Springfield. Tuesday, 10.
Barren Plains, Wednesday, March II.
Fort Station, Thursday, II.
GAINESVILLE, Saturday, IA
Dover, Tuesday, II,
Woods q Yea1man's Rolling Mills, We'd
nesday, March IS.
Duncantown. Thursday, March 49,
Gainsboro, Tuesday, "a.
Lafayette, Thursday, %.
Meadowville, Friday, %.
All competitors are cordially invited to
be present at any or all Of the above
places
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ALUMINIUM PENS.

Would call special attention to their non-corro-
sive quality. Warranted not to change the
color of Red Ink. A large proportion of the
metal of which these Pens are made being alum,
ink will not mold when these pens are used.
They will be found invaluable for schools,
banks and offices. Samples can be had gratis
of X. H. Singleton, in Postofiice building
mari 3tt
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r. q. BLATHERwECK.
FOR RENT,

Tag DWELLING IL WHICH u RESIDE.
no. Iss CaURCa sEHEEf
hs,le JANE Z. FARRELL
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A LIVELY FIGHT IN THE CoUETRY.-
James F. Johnson and r. B. Stringfellow,
two farmers, as well as relatives, living ten
miles from the city, on the Charlotte pike,
the other day became involved in one of
the most extraordinary difficulties on this
years record. The dispute was in regard
to the line dividing their adjoining farms,
each wishing to push rail fence too far on
The Others property. Stringfellow Selling
a stick Of wood, dealt his pugnacious rela-
tive terrific blow on the head, but the
stick proving rotton and harmless, john
son was enabled to retaliate by thrusting a
knife into Stringfellow's cost-sleeve, the
blade nearly penetrating rib of the in
tended victim. Then a brother of one of
the parties interfered, and a fierce combat
with rails and similar light artillery ensued,
in which all parties suffered to a consider.
able extent Night closed on some very
sore heads and bruised limbs, and String
fellow sought justice, yesterday, sueing out
a warrant against johnson Tor assault and
battery. After due investigation before
Justice Wilkinson, the defendant was dis
charged.
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CHANGE or TNE.-On aud after to
morrow, trains on The Nashville aud Chat
tanouga railroad will leave at $50 A. NJ.
and P. NJ. arriving at $3.50 A. Nj. and $50
Pm The Shelbyyille accommodation will
leave at 4 p. H., arriving at Shelhyyille ~
500 p. ~ Returning, leave Shelbyyille
5.l5 A. NJ, arriving II Nashville a. 1920
An
Trains of tie Nashville aud Northwest
ern railroad nov arrive aud depart a. fol-
lows: Leave Nashville II i,45 A. NJ. and
5l5 P. a., arrive az Hickman L. midnight
aud 900 p. N. Leave Hickman al 7.S0 A.
4. aud t.2O NJ Arrive At Nashville go
4. N. snd Gas A. ii.
"a aud after tomorrow, trains on the
Nashville aud Decatur railroad will leave
here 81 A. NJ and $50 p. NJ, and arrive
al 4.02 A. ~. aud 2.30P. NJ. The Columbia
accommodation will leave at 800 p. N
arrive al Columbia q p. NJ; leave Columbia
Ut 7;l5 a. NJ. and arrive here At 9.55A N
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Revenue Collector.

We are authorized to announce the name Of
Capt. MICHAEL WALSH as e candidate for
the office OF Srste and County Tax Collector
for the county Of Davidson.
ieb7 til MANY VOTERS.
We SIRE authorized 10 announce JAMES H.
COLLINS a. a candidate for election 20 the
Office of Revenue Collector for Davidson county
at the ensuins March election.
anil a
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:..:.s washington aud S""t'"
EhatfanO"ea.
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OGtee Hours.
g,om-. te6P.M Sundays. 7toe a. n.
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Lor1svILLF ANo NASHVILLE RATIRoAD.
Toave Nashville At. AZ 4. N. and 60 P. N.
Arriva al Nashville at..4 % A: N; ana ~ ?. ".
Gsilatin Accommodating tTalh m !. =
Returning. leaves Nashville al 3.'5 P ~ aha
arrives at Gallatin at go P. n.
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- ssf lstfriIiii ...--.. ---.---------''--'
.,.... ,,...s,,i,,stan aad Southern Vi"
GhattanoogH-
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Nashville Lave stock Market.
NASHVILLE, March 6, 1868.
There has been a good demand, but the
5fieringa have been few and prices remsin
about thu same. We quote:
sheer per head .............-.......... 81 0Oaf 40
HOG. 6496
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.f.f 81 A. .-.--s-f--'-''
necatar. memphis '"d Ne" "risa'''s'
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bly,, but American descriptions about Sd
higher. There is but little animation, and
sales of but 10000 bales middlings, in
port, at SD, to arrive 9S@9sd, Orleans
io2d. Breadstuffs unchanged. 'i.iIti'i f
LONDON, March Acknowledgement
closed at 9S@93k. 5-2Os az. Illinois
Central SO; Erie 49,.
FRANKFORT, March 6.-Evening.-U.
S. bonds closed at 10.
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YORK, March 6.-Brown sheet
ings, best makes, l9@I94c; prints I'M
changed.
New York Money Market.
New YORK, March 6.-Money easy.
Call loans sos; sterling exchange 92693.
Gold l4l4@ l4ls. New Tennessee's 634,
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', Memphis and New Orleans.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES The following
marriage Licences were Issued from Feb. %
to March &
Jerry NJ. johnson to Margaret Bonner.
II. b. Quinby TO NJ. f. Cooper.
VIM. Mills 10 Nellie +. RaifOrd
Jas. Caldwell to s. A Saunders.
Matthew W. Allen 10 Fannie f. Gas-
cock.
Matthew Quinn to Georgiana Armstrong
Seven licenses were issued To colored
persons.
Proceedings Of the Supreme COurf
NASHVILLE, March 6.-The court met
this day pursuant to adjournment, all the
Judges heing present, when the following
cmsea were decided
Green Doughet rs. the State By Judge
Milligan Affirmed.
Nelson Wright alias Nelson Palmer, a.
the State. Judgment affirmed and Wright
sent TO the penitentiary for twenty years
Conrt adjourned until tomorrow NOM
ing at 10 O'Clock.
T,,s,r q ENpk1rp CLARK
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Arrives Monday. Wednesdays and fridays
stSP'M. Leaves Tuesdays. Thursdays and at
urdavs at 2 A
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2 mi y
rdreaeId and Kentucky r. r.
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EIsHyTIIr AID EoRTBwEsTERF RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville t..-...s445 A. n. ana 5;l2 p N,
Arrivas at Nashville at...2.3n A. n. ana o43 A. A.
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FpaFrIFLD AND KFNTUcKY RAILROAD.
,-s-a - b5a.t,-,ile AT ............ 000 A. NJ.
At'''', ~ t-;Ti, - .........l 40 ?. N.
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rt.t,> ~. Am ct."sINc ~ TFsE'
t.sE&- s4t.a'ST .~t-atltiat.
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SOMETHING NEW.

NJ. Jacobs aluminium Pens.
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN
appointed sole Agent for the State of Ten
nessee for the sale of the celebrated
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sibarty-Via Siewart's Perry. GAINESVILLE and
Stafesville
,,.,.,,.g 7s.nn r,ilnight Thursday S.00P. n.
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Z 100. r.Elulg ~ 's-f-ss.--'fss- $50 -
Lebanon VIA stage.
- sinr n
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lfI.f'.. TOO ..r.--.a-.
,,,nra SarsiteTH.
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'ir~I Northern
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,.,ss,VTrI.r hl;D cHATTAEOoGA RAILROAD.
-, - Na-by;IIo at......en0 A. n and 40 P. n
arrjva al Chattanooga 900 4. N. and 800 ?. N.
sheIbyviiIe and Tuiiahoma Accommodation
Leaves at Nashvile.--.-.-.'---'..' - P N
Arrives a. Nnshvill $500 l'.o' - NJ
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Leaves Nashville Tuesdays. Thursdays and
s3aturdava at O'Clock 4. NJ, arrives AT Nhsh-
Vile Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays AZ
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RAILROAD Avn STAGE TIVE TARLs
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Monday i2.o1 midnieht '.-....-.-....-l'oO Pa
wednesday do ''..'..''...'''''''''''' 90
A. ..........-........... do
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rnomasvine vs. Stage.
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Leaves Nashville ~ ~ A.
Arrive at Nas1viiie ..--.....-...''''s p
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LFwTsRuRa AND NoLFEsvHLE sTAeE,
Iaaves Nashville TUESDAY. Thnrsday, and sat
uriav al 7'30 A n. arriving at Lewi5hurg same
iay.
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HR, CHASE on TIE SITUATION.

The following dispatch appeared in the
morning papers a few days since:
Chase will take no active part in politics,
but continues his opposition to Radical
excuses, and has no doubt that Seymour
will administer the Government on Consti-
tutional principles. ....
Here is special dispatch to the Missouri
Democrat which tells another story;
WASHINGTON, D. c., October Chief
Justice Chase expresses himselftreely to
his friends concerning the political situa-
ton. He feels entirely confident of Grants
election, and not only this, but says further
that be will be President for eight years If
he desires it; for he will be cautious, will
bring good men around him, will make no
serious blunders, and that his influence
upon the Republican party will be 10 con-
solidate it. On the other hand, Mr.. Chase
says, in his judgment, the Democratic party
will be hopelessly divided by the fact that
it has fully identified itself with the rebels
and rebel ideas, and this will surely drive
of large numbers of Northern Democrats
and leave the party powerless against the
Republicans. Mr.. Chase expects to be
able to sympathize fully with General
Grants administration.