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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-14
GENERAL MARK ETS.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 10, 1868.
CoTTON.-The market opened with
brisk demand. The adyices from New
York at II A. NJ. somewhat checked the
speculative fever, but the afternoon dis
patches from New York and Liverpool
announcing an advanee.of ! pence, stimu-
lated, buyers and great activity was mani.
tested throughout the afternoon. An ada
vance of cent was established, closing at
1890 for highest grades. The receipts have
been very light to-day, owing to the ex-
IRENE cold weather. Received l85 bales !;
shipped TAG bales and sales Of 42S bales
as follows: 157 at 49,, IA at 13s, 65 at
49,, 80 at 10, SO at l23, Is at 12s, 4 at 124,
at II, at liz, at IL, 7 at g and at &c.
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept /. 1866.
Received to-day '.-...-.-......-....'....-... l5o
Received previously .tDl-5319Z
Total................ ............- g.. 1894
Shipped to-day. .,...-...'.-....-'......-.... l46
Shipped previously .s...3l .452-32, l1s
Stock on hand to-day Abs
The following dispatches were received
to-day at the Chamber of Commerce;
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Bills A. M.--Cot-
ton--demand active and prices have adj
vanced 1.l6'pence; upland middlings 73@
7 Z pence Orleans middlings "a pence
I:20 p. M.-Cotton market active and
prices have advanced I'd; sales to-day
&c, 900 bales upland middlings 75@74d;
Orleans middlings 72@74d.
NEW YORK, Jan. I3.-G0ld opened at
1884,. 1890 A. M.--GOld 1884, IL AN
Gold 1884. Cotton market qniet but firm.
P. M.--Gold 1895. Cotton holders ask an
advance but buyers operate with caution
upland middlings 163@17c; Mobile ia
l71c; Orleans middlings I75c; good mid
dlings IS9l84e.s 3P. M.-GOld l40. Cot
ton-demand moderate and prices frn !;
sales to-day 1000 bales; upland middling
163@17c; Mobile 17G9174c; Orleans 173c
good nliddlings 18@1s4c.
CorTED-Rio 22@26o; Laguyra 274c;
Java 36@3sc.
suaAK-orleans 144@159c. Demarara
loo; coffee A lie; B 16a; iGfc; crushed
and powdered 1sc.
CoRN-55c loose in wagons Dealers are
delivering at the depot at zoe
Wheat-The supply is light and prices
range from 81 to s. 10 per busheI.
sALT-S4 80 for bushel barrels.
BAcoE.-Clear sides l49l5c should
ers 11@l1Ac country hams Ice; plain
eanvased 1sc; sugar cured hams zoe.
LARD-In tisreea 123@13c; in kegs IA
@l4Ae.
AIoIAssEs-Osisans choice 75@90ci
eorghum 55c.
HAY-S25 per ton.
BRAN.-$24 per ton.
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A REpoRT.-It has been reported that
the responsible men who are on Captain
Gheridan's bond rs Revenue Collector, had
given notice that they Wenld he no longer
responsible for his official acts. On inquiry
at the proper sources, we think there is
httle foundation for the report.
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The meeting of the Democratic Central
Committee, which was announced to take
place on Saturday, the 4th inst, at the law
rooms of Hon. A. s. Colyar, has been post
poned till Saturday, the 18th inst, at the
hour of 3 o'clock P. NJ, and at the above
named place.
By order of the Chairman.
|. d. WALKER, Sec'y.
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For Louisville and Cincinnati

THE FAST FREIGHT AND PAS -
BeuEer steamer sterfha, SALEM IsAtSsA@
EsGAEr. Captain, JoBs ESGART, -
Clerk, viii leave as above and interulsdi at
o'clock P. *
For freight or passage apply on hoard. Or %
HARRISON / SON. Agents.
jznll II 20. As Front street.
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BALL AND SUPPER.-Another delightful
ball and supper will be given Wednesday
night at the new Catholic schoolhouse west
Of the capitol The proceeds of the enter
ment will 20 to the benefit of the Catholic
Church at Edgefeld Junction.
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD
nFPar. Passenger traina on the Nashville
and Deraulr road now stop at the new depot
ON Cherry street, in Sonth Nashville
Freight trains, however, will continue TO
arrive and depart At the old depot, on
Broad street. until the freight houses are
completed az the new terminus.
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London advices of yesterday quote
United States 5-2Os at 7l3.
Exchange on New York, was taken
by the banks yesterday at 4 discount,
and sold by them at par.
There was but little demand for govern
ment bonds, and but little doing in uucur4
rent money. r-r
The sale of Southern State bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange on the 9Th
inst, were as follows:
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I. D. WALKER, SCI

WEArHER.-The weather, during the
past several days, has been intensely cold
the seyerest known in this section for years.
The ground is hard frozen, and ice is OF
sufficient thickness for skating purposes.
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville 81 -..-.. zoe A. n. and Gao p. n.
Leave 1904. n. and $50 P. N.
Arrive vt Nashville nt-.-540 P. N. and 400 A. n.
Franklin Accommodation train arrives IN
Nashville y IS A. A. and leaves 500 p. N.-eX-
rept on Sdhday.
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A CoMpLAINr.-On Of orr city conIen-
porariss complains that the gas company
has been for some time past furnishing the
civ with an iaferior article Of gas. We
have heard many remarks and complaints
in regard to gas metres, exorbliant charges
etc, hut none as 10 the quality OF our gas.
So far n our observation extends We have
rerently had "a good an article of gas as
ae have been supplied with for years past.
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DIsAeREEABLE NIGHT-LasI night was
one of the most disagreeable of the season.
About dark it commenced raining cold,
steady rain, which CONCEALED "a it fell.
Soon the streets and sidewalks were sleek
as glass, and more than one pedestrian
tripped and fell while trying to make his
way safely The sidewalks were finally
abandoned, and as matter of safety it be-
came necessary for persons to take the
middle of the streets.
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FURTHER CONCERNING THE SUPPOSED
HoRsE THEr.-John Congo, 0iids Dillon,
who Was lodged in jail As suspected
horse ,hisf, appears to have an sccumula =
don of new troubled His true name ~ no
doubt Congo. The gray mare which he
vas accused Is having stolen, It appears
belonged 10 man named Anderson, living
near Lebanon. The bay horse, of which
no positive ownership has been established,
he saws he got from his father-in> law, IN
Smith county. Congo, Dillon, or whatever
his name NAV be, is still in jail awaiting
trial
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DETECTIVES WANTED. More detectives
seem 70 be needed in Nashville. We know
a gentleman who failed, after three days
persistant effort, to find one to put upon the
track of n burglar
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sEruFF has the late Southern Home
Journal Diewelt, New York Mercury,
Tribune Almanac, Evening Journal Al
manac. and all the late periodicals.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH



LONDON. Jan. 13-Evening. -Cousols closed
| a shade lower; 923s for money aud S23sa95JS f,r
account. American securities closed quiet /.
| sos 7l3s97IA, Illinois Central So, Erie 4954
FRANKFoRF. Jan. l3-Eyening.-United States
| bonds steady at T57s.
LIvERPOOL, Jan. ls-Evening.- Cotton was
/ very active throughout the day. and closed firm
ut an advance of I'D middling uplands q "a;
Orleans 754d; sales 1900 bales. Breadstufi
closed quiet, with decline or Sd on corn.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. l3.-DrygOOds inanimate
bat with the rise in gold there is apparently less
depression manifest, and prices show more
steadineSs. Standard unbleaehed muslins lSG
15l4c; seconds l4Gl415c.
Louisville Market.
LOUIsvILLE, Jan. l3.-Tobaeco frmer. at $50
6 so for Tugs; Sl5917 for medium leaf. Cotton
l4@I4l@c, Rio coffee advanced x cent. Flour
81 759l2 50 for suPeThne and fancy. Corn 70
@S0c. Oats 67G6Sc. Wheat 81 4502 50. Mess
pork s2l92l So Lard l23fe BaeOn-shoulders
914c; clear sides l21Sc. Bulk meats shoulders
SIC; clear sides ll19c. Whisky firmer, at 2s@
soc in bond.
New York Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. l3.-COtton is 14@1Sc bet
ter. Sales 2i00 bales; uplands l61Ea1634c. Cof-
fee quiet Sugar quiet and depressed; Havana
ll15@l2c. Molasses dull; New Orleans lie.
Flour dull, and Zoe lOwerSin medium and com
mon; Wheat dull; for spring steady. Corn
steady at 81 53@1 s.
New York Money and stock Market.
NEN 10RAs Jan. I5.-Ihe Money mnrEet Is
aetiye3and steady Call loans 596c. Sterling
quiet at 93s9954e. Geld excited under Congress
siOnal news and rumors, closing at HOS. Gov
ernments advanced A@%.
Cincinnati Market
CINCINNATI. Jan. l3.-Flour dull and nom
inal; family 81 25dll 50. Wheat dull AT
81 20@2 S.. Corn dull at See. Oats dull at 66c
Rye, 81 50. Whisky unsettled. Provisions firm
and quiet mess pork held at $2092l. Bulk
meats hTmer at 7z4c for shoulders. and 95IG
% for clear sides. Lard held at PIG. Buffer
firm AZ 36eR40e. Eggs scarce at 4Sa46e Glover
seed firm at l2lzc; fax at 81 p. Sugar. l3Glse
Coffee, 296R241Sc
ut. LOuis Market.
ST. LOUIS. Jan lS.-TobaccO-none Offering
Superhne -four s.. Wheat 81 4562 g. Corn,
9Q@92e. Oats. 72675e. Rye inactive. Provi-
sions very quiet pork, $50 5O@2l; clears sides
he: shoulders, 974c. Lard, ll54c.
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Revenue Collector.

We are authorized to announce JAMES II.
COLLINS as a candidate for reelection to the
Office Of Revenue Collector for Davidson county
at the ensuing March election.
janil I'd
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SrABmEa AFFAIR.-Abe Perkins, a ne
gro, was stabbed ia the shoulder, on Saiur-
day evening, by another negro man named
Wesley dleayes. The origin Of the diff
entity seems 90 have been some old quarrel
between thetwo men. The wound received
hy Perkins was made with TOOL known as
= scribing awl. Il Is not considered dan
gerous. Gleayes Was fined Eve dollars and
cost on yesterday, for the assault
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
ARRIVED.
Tyrone, from Cairo.
Palestine, from Louisville.
Spray, from Kanawha.
A, Baker, from Up Cumberland.
DEPARTED.
Nh n II n

Ella Hughs, Up River
The river is falling with about sixteen
feet water on the Shoals.
The weather is very cold with a sleet
falling at the time we write.
The BONNEVILLE Journal Of yesterday
says; ...--
The river was declining steadily yes
terday, having fallen nine inches in the
previous twenty4four hours, ending yesler.
day evening, with fifteen and a half feet
water in the canal, and fully thirteen feet
water on the falls, and fully thirty-eight
feet at the foot Of the falls. The Ohio and
tributaries are falling all the way down.
The weather has thus far moderated but
little Yesterday il was cold and clondy,
with slight indications for snow"
White and Arkansas rivers are both
rising, with eight feet in the channel Of the
former, and three and half in the channel
at Little Rock on Arkansas river.
The Argonaut, from Nashville, arrived
at Louisville Saturday, and the AIpha LEFT
Louisville for this city.
The Alpha re-shipped her upper Ohio
river freight on the steamer Kenton, at
louisville Saturday evening. The Kenton
was still at the Louisville wharf late Sun
day evening.
The Memphis Post Of the 9Th inst says:
The case Of Briggs e Patterson az. the
steamer Peosta, an action under the statute
granting liens on steam and keel boats for
supplies furnished, was recently argued in
the Law Court, before Judge Price, The
defendants denim, red TO the jurisdiction Of
the court, basing the demurrer Hpon the
proposition that the case was one Of adj
miralty cognizance, in which the United
States District Couri only had jurisdiction.
Judge Price sustained the demurrer, and
dismissed the suit, holding that as the boat
was plying between different States, and
the contract was made for necessary sup
plies, Il was clearly a maritime contract,
binding the owners in an action in adj
miralty IN persoadm, and under the decision
of the United States Supreme Court in the
Ad. Hine ease, that the admiralty jurisdic-
ton is exclusive, il follows that. the Law
Court could entertain no snit npon The
contract except one seeking to enforce q
common law remedy.
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r. EMOVAL
EW FIRM.

ELAM HOGAN HAVE RE MOVED IhElE
- stock 81 E1Fy GaooaE, at0O1ss Hnoef 40"
Hats frOm No. III 70 go. ~ Union street.
ALMOST OPPOSITE THEIR OLD STAND.
We are thankful 10 our friends for the .tieA
age heretofore extended q %. and nope u 'AsLl+
scoutinaance.
We have also associated with Us ia partner
ship John A. wilson, OF Hiilalns'A COUNTY
Ia isn 5' '''' " ELAN, HOGAN 4 WILSON.
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An essay for young men, on Physiological Err
rors, Abuses and Diseases. incident to youth and
early manhood, which creates impediments to
MARRIAGE. with sure means Of relief Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Adj
dress Dr. ]. SKILLIN H0UGHTOH, Howard
Association. Philadelphia, Pa
sanR 9m
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NASHVILLE AND CHATrAEOoGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville NJ .........S00 A. N. and 30 P.
Arrive at Thattannoga.. 800 A. n. and 500 p. n.
Shelbyyille and Tullahoma Accommodation.
Leaves nj Nashville P. n.
Arrives nj 1870 A. n.
(Sundavs eycepted)
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ArFLEs-Green IS 5000 per Dbl.
PoTATOEs-Irish 1904 per Dbl.
RIcE-CarOIina 12l@1Sc per III.
CANDLEs.-Star tic per ID.
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On Sunday, ihs 18th instant at 1l:2O P. NJ, Col
h. II. MoEwEE. aged seventy seven years. elk
months and six days. His funeral will take place
from his late residence on Spruce street, in this
city, this morning at II O'Clock.
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FIRST BOARD.
On the 10th were as follows

Sl,UUU missouri O5.,s
The New York Post of the afternoon of
the 9th inst. says "There is a general
disposition to look fayorably upon the
financial prospects of the new year, and
business in most departments is improving
The loan market is easy, and the transac-
tons are rather at than a. Z. There is
an abundance of idle capital, and the
tendency of the currency is towards this
city. Discounts are quiet at 7@9
The New York Post of the afternoon Of
the 10Th inst. aays "The tone of feeling
has further improved at the Stock Ex-
change and there are rumOrs afloat of
further imitation of the currency. Gold
has consequently advanced again to-day,
and 4@6 per cent. is paid for carrying, as
coin is plentiful for delivery" This will
perhaps furnish an explanation of the sharp
upward turn which goldtoOk in New York
Yesterday,
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CnAr TH1rrFs AID NIGHT PRoWLERs

CoAr THIEvFs AND NIGHT PRowLERs.
Our city, az we have stated before, is in
tested with a pack Of thieves, raseals
and night providers, who, too lazy
to work and too trifing to support them
selves by seeking an honest livelihood,
vigilantly prey upon our community, steal'
ing whatever they can lay their hands on.
These villains, since the cold weather has
SET in. have exhibited remarkable fond-
ness for articles Of clothing, especially good
overcoais. We have heard Of some half
dozen persons who have been relieved of
GOOD oyercoats during the past week, loss
of which the frigid weather soon reminds
them. We advise our friends 10 be careful
Of their coats; never leave them IN halls
or on racks at boarding houses and hotels.
Some coatless thief may be watching you
and the moment you leave yonr garment
in the hall or on the rack, il may be aPpro'
priated. No vigilance isso sure 10 stop the
depredations Of these sRroyling thieves IS
the vigilance Of the oEbers themselves. A
little timely canton, in this regard, might
prevent much vexation and inconvenience
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CUMBERLAND CoAL.-We have Just
received a large supply Of superior Cum
berland Coal, at orr yard on South College
direct. next door 10 Fireman's Hall. which
sill be sold as follows Lump, s. 90
round. S. 90; slack, - 90.
iAni2 Al BRIEN, JASPER & Co.
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PITTsBURG, Jan 13.-River falling, with
four feet and half water in the channel
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 13-TRe Indiana an a
st. Charles from New Orleans arrived
River falling, with fourteen feet in canal
Weather cloudy Thermometer "a.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 13.--Weather clear and
cold.
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New FIRM.-The attention of dealers
and farmers is directed to the card of
Messrs. Akers 4 Herrick. They are clever
reliable gentlemen, and whatever they
promise will be strictly fulfilled. Parties
desiring to buy or sell will consult their
own interests by giving this firm cali.
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VERDICT or MURDER,
Coroner's Inquest on the Bedy of ine
Murdered soldier.

Corouer's Inquest on the Bedy "i sac
Murdered soldier.
Since writing our article Of the fatal
rencounter near Ash Barracks on Saturday
night, we have learned that the names OF
the two soldiers were james Runnels and
Lewis Bonner. The particulars Of the
ARRAY are about "a already related. Kun
nels was the man who was killed. A jury
was empanneled on yesterday snc Ooro-
ner's inquest held over the body. The
Jury rendered verdict TO the effect that
james Runnels came to his death from
blows received upon his head at the hands
Of Lewis Bonner with gun, and that
Bonner was not justified in the act, bat
that the Ohense was deliberate murder
Bonner We learn il still at large.
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INJUNCTION SUSTAINED. w learn from
the Gallatin Examiner that the injunction
of Judge Campbell, in regard TO the affairs
of that town was enforced last week by the
regular meeting of the old board of officers,
which transacted the usual business, and
assessed the taxes Of 1868. The rates are
about the same as last year, With an increase
on tipping licenses from $50 10 500.
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oar CIarksvIIIe Agent JOHN W.
FAX0N, of the Northern Bank Of Tennessee,
ls our authorized agent at GAINESVILLE, Tennes-
zee. TO receive and receipt for subscriptions and
advertisements for the UNION AND DISPATCH.
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THY CITY
uPESGN@ AND CLOSING OF T5gN
HATEs-AVCTsT Ist.-Oalaias.

HABEE-aTGESE tst.-O6is ial.
FIRST Northern.
1910 ghi..-----. ....-. ..-.---l-W a. -
Second NOrIhern.
-alF. A .......... ... ............5.i Up. n.
ri,-s, Washington and southern Vin
Chattanooga
1901 midnight A, n.
seqOad sSasisingfgu and soutnern vi"
Chattanooga.
ton p '..'-.-sf'uu p NJ
Decatur. Memphis and New Orleans.
,7.00 r,i8nirlf A. n.
memphis and New Orleans.
40 p P. N.
Edge1IeHd and Kentucky X. Y.
1915 PV-..--..--'.''.'''- '.-'-'''ll;OO A. n.
Northwestern II. n.
1900 midnight P. N.
Lebanon via Stage.
i2n0 midnight ?. n.
Townsville VITA Stage.
Thursaay
90 midnight. 500 P. n.
IOrdan's Store VITA stage.
Monday l2na mdnieht ?. NJ
Wednesday do -..--...-..-..-.....-... do
friday do ........,............... do
IibPrfy-Via Stewards Ferry. Cainsville and
Statewide
Thursday 1900 midnight Thursday 500 n.
ONCE Hours.
From A. n tot Pm Sundays. to A. N.
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FATAL AND BLOODY RENcoUSTER.

FATAL AND BLOODY RENCOUATEA.
a soldier has MS Brains Beat ont
with n sIuskei-The PeFpeIratOr Es-
eapeS.
Late on Saturday night terrible and
bloody rencounter took place between two
soldiers near Ash Barracks, resulting in
the almost instant death of one of the par
ties. One of the soldiers belonged TO the
45th regulars, and the other to the 9th cav
airy. AT late hourt they became engaged in
an angry quarrel and soon.came to blows.
One Of our informants says that they were
under the influence of liquor at the time,
but this is stoutly denied by others. Be
this as il may, their quarrel had not listed
long, when the regular elubbeC his gun,
and with tremendous blow, struck the
cayalryman on the head with the breech.
Such was the force of the blow that the
cavalryman WIS felled to the earth, his
sknll broken and his brains scattered in
all direetionsupon the frozen earth. The
perpetratOr then fled, making his eteape,
and has not since been heard from. As
the case now stands he is a fugitive from
the law, in the attitude of deserter from
duty with the blood of a comrsde fresh
upon his hands. We cannot see the imper-
alive necessity Of so large a number OF
troops at these barracks, and have heard OF
many complaints ofthe laxity of discipline
manifest among the rank and file.
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Tor Cairo, 81. Louis, Memphis and
New Orleans.
ST5HE FINE PASSENGER STEAM -
J. er Tyrone IpM HAREAv. Mas Sif,sS, a
ter. v. WEAVER, Clerk, viii leave "a
above on TUESDAY, the 18th instant, at
o'clock P. y.
toT ffeight or passage apply On board. or to
CORBETI i BOYD. Agents
Al and a. Front street.
or HARRISON a SONS, 49,.
". A. PEBBLES. Ae''''
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Mail aad Accommodation Train:
Leave Nashville at. .........--.-.--.--'..' ~ A.
Arrive At Nashville. S.3o p N.
Memphis. Mobile and n. o. Express;
Leave Nashville at....................'. l.S1 P. "
Arrive nt adD A. NJ
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The Healing Pool, ana House Of
Ssero5'. = Howard Association Reports, for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE,
and the Errors, Abuses and Diseases which de-
stroy the manly powers. and create impediments
to Marriage, with sure means Of relief Sent
sealed letter envelopes, free ofeharge. Adore
DR.. J. SKThLIN HoUGHTON, Howard Asso-
citation. Philadelphia. Pa. mayl9 3m
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train
Arrive at % % A. 81.
ifat. ........... 3 90 p NJ.
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NASHVILLE AND EORTHwEsTERN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at.........7:l5 A. n. and 3;45P. NJ
Arrives M Nashville at.-7.G0 A. ". and GAO P. NJ
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Gold took quite an upward turn in New
York yesterday. The following are the
quotations: Opened at 1885, was 1881 at
1880, 1895 at IL, 1885, at 2, and closed at
lao at PM. The rates here were about
1S5!@lS7 buying and 40 selling.
f3nvarnnnanf sacnrifias ,rnrn o,,nfnI l.,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
$4,000 worth of

Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Al Cost for Thirty Days
NO. Ia UNION STREET.
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ReEnOvaI.-F. II. French has removed his en-
tire stock of boots and shoes to his old stand,
No. - Public Square. He invites his many
customers. and the public generally. to ex7
anime his fine custom work, which will be sold
at greatly reduced prices. lana If
For ReIst-Fhe front portion Of the Office
under the Maxwell House. next door to the
Masonic Hall. Apply at the office.