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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-18
GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, Feb. II, 1868.
CoTToN.-To say that the market has
been excited throughout the day, would
hardly express the degree of activity which
has prevailed. The feeling has been actu-
ally feyerish, and the spirit of speculation
stronger than during any day of the sea
son. An advance of / &c was established
on Saturdays quotations. Buyers mBni-
tested an esgerRess for transactions which
all the more increased the confidence en-
tertained by holders on the strength of the
advices from New York and Liverpool.
1t will be noticed that there was an advance
at the latter point of I'd, and that the sales
amounted TO 10000 bales. The market
here closed at 2I4c, with more buyers than
sellers, and general confidence that higher
prices will be obtained tomorrow.
We classify the transactions of the day
rs follows al bales at 2l1, l43 at 81, 2 at
2O3, 80 at 2Ol, 20 at 2O4, 2ll at 20, II at
l93, 1913, at 193, 20 at 1871, IL at 10, 46 at
185, IS at lS3, 3 at l84, and g at l5-total
sales 766 bales. Receipts 637 bales. Ship
ments 3I8 bales.
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept l,
Received to- day.------..--..--..-------.-- 81
Received previously 43s-56, G7j
Total .........;...,... ..--.......---.... 56.597
Shipped dsy....-...----..---..---- 3ls
Shipped previously 6js-52 ST
Stock on hand to-day................... 407o
The following dispatches we're received
to-day at the Chamber Of Commerce:
New YORK, Feb. I7.-Gold opened at
| l40t. 1880 A. M.-Gold l40t. ia. NJ
Cotton holders ask an advance, but buyers
| operate with caution. Quotations nomi-
nally unchanged Gold 14l4. ll:20 A. N.
Cotton excited and so unsettled that accu-
rate quotations cannot be given holders
generally ask &c higher; gold14ls. l1:50
A. M.-Cotton market excited and 50 I'M
settled that accurate quotations cannot be
| given; Low Iniddlings, 2l3C922; middling
uplands 2244 good middlings "a; Mobile
| middlings 22z Orleans middlings 234
| Gold l4l3. 2:20 P. M.--Cotton, demand
active at full prices; sales to-day 5000
bales; low middliugs 224 middling up
lands 223023; good middlings 234 Mo
bile middlngs 23@234; Orleans middlings
23A; Gold 14l4. P. M-Gold closed al
l4..
LIVERPOOL, Feb. I'LL A. M.-C0tton
active and excited estimated sales to-day
10000 bales; Uplands Cd Orleans ed
Sales to arrive al S3d. 1:20 P. M-Cotfou
firm sales to-day $4,000 talss.
Wharf.-The market is dali and EerJ
little coming in from the country; $2@
2 % per bushel.
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Middle District Of Tennessee.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
I notice Of his appointment assignee VI
". " Ross and Alex. A. Vincent. Of the county
Of Rutheriara aud state Of leanessse. within
said district, wh0have been sdjudge1 bAnkTupts
said district
feb vst
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Montgomery County Tobaeeo SALES.

TRGCE's LANDING, Feb II, 1869 .-Whit-
lock, Mckinney & Co., sold 20 hhds. TO-
bacco at the following prices: Sl4 20, IA 40,
IL 80, IL so, II 40, II, ii 80, IL 80, IL 80,
II, Ii 80, 10 rs, 13, 10 30 10 20, 10 10, 80,
Z. 6 70 6 30. 6 80, 6. 5 70. 6 10. 4 90, 3.
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Two MoRE.-Two Jail birds from Hen
ds5son county, each sentenced to one years
Imprisonment ior larceny, were placed in
the penitentiary yesterday The arrivals
and departures from this institution for
some time past have given the registers
rather q lively appearance.
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DESPERATE AFFRAY INA SALoON.-An
affair which came near terminating fatally
occurred in a saloon on North College street
yesterday. A drunken man from the
country, disputing with the keeper of the
saloon, drew a large revolver and was
about to Ere, when the saloon-keeper sud.
denly grssped the barrel and turned il
away, at the same time striking the coun.
tryman a blow on the side of the head with
Il Ratchet, inficting wound that bied
profusely but did not prove serious. Both
parties were arrested.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-18

SIMMER STREET THEATER.-Saturday
night Of this week has been fixed for Miss
Deyere's benefit, and not tonight, "a at hrst
announced. The Red Crook ia not to be
reproduced
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-18

THr PFNIrFNTIABr. = A legislative
committee again visited the Peniteniiary
on Sunday, probably to report upon the
propriety Of pa=doning a large number OF
oonyicts who have been imprisoned for
petit larceny. The convicts are allowed
the freedom Of the Peniteatiary yard on
sunday. though close guard is kept over
them. No disposition to escape is eyinceed
bv any of them, and many are confidently
expecting pardon.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-18

STOVE WooD-Cut and split from dry
cord wood, aud delivered at the house Of
the purchaser Tor s. so per cord, from the
yard Of ROBERT MACKENZIE,
North College St, opposite L. & n. Depot.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-18

CABBAaE.-This vegetable is selling in
our market at the most exorbitsnt price A
cabbage the size of your FIST readily COM
msnds l5c We to-day saw letter from
Cincinnati 10 one Of our merchants, saying
there was not enough there to supply the
retail demand. We commend this fact TO
our gardeners and farmers, believing ii to
be profitable crop and we'll adapted TO
this State.
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nIlrrr HINE CENTa-

Hereafter the price of single copies Of
the UNION AND DISPATCH at the counter
will be FIVE CENTS, and it will be sold to
newsboys and dealers so that they can sell
at this price.
pay ONLY FIVE CENTS.
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ACQUITTED. Fannie Franklin, negro
girl charged with stealing three bracelets
and some other articles Of iewelry, was
discharged Yesterday after an investigation
before Justice Mathews.
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A NEGRO DRowEED.-Four negroes in
canoe were capsized yesterday. Two
swan ont, one was rescued by the crew OF
the Umpire when sinking the third time,
and was eventually resuscitated with the
aid Of a salt barrel, the fourth one disap-
pearing TO rise no more. Had il not been
for the efforts of Capt. Jas. Hughes and
others on the Umpire, who ran out plank
and absolutely priced up the poor darkey,
he would have shared the sad fate of one
Of his comrades.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-18

PosrPoEED.-Th meeting Of the Peoe-
nix Base Ball Clnb, which was TO have
been held on Saturday night last, was post
poned until Friday night Of this week.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-18

WATER TAX.-Persons having 10 pay
Water Tax, or other taxes due the corpo-
ration, can get Corporation Checks in
amounts TO suit, of Thos. 5. Mari, corner
Union and College streets. febll lw.
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the Fourth National Bank, for the
purpose Of e!ectiRg Directors, will be held at
the Banking House in this city. on TUESDAY,
lith January, 1868
JNO. PORTERFIELD. Cashier.
deel6 III
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-18

srrI1FF has the latest Round Table,
Scottish American, Herald, Weekly, Glea-
son'- Pictorial, Cronical, Sporting Times,
Home Visitor. Emerald, aud latest dailies
snd monthlies.
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END OF THE RAILROAD TROUBLE

The Memphis, Louisville and CIRFlS-
vile Railroad Resumes Opera
lions.
Business on the Memphis, Louisville
and Clarkayille railroad was resumed yea
terday through some arrangement made
with the Louisville and Nashville railroad.
Ii was currently reported here that the
road had been leased TO the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Company, and that
the lease would go into effect to day also,
that trains Of the Louisville and Nashville
road were running on the Memphis, Louis-
willie and Clarksville roads The Nashville
and Northwestern railroad still carries a
portion OF the freight Of the temporarily
suspended road, and kilograms Yesterday
indicated that this arrangement would he
continued for some time to come.
Whether the reported leasing he true or
otherwise, the Endorsement OF so opulent
and influential corporation as the Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad Company in
sures a permanent resumption Of business,
and no further trouble need be anticipated.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-18

WE learn that a tremendous crowd is
expected TO attsnd che great chancery sale
in Edgefeid to-day, in the case of Nicholas
Hobson et al, rs. Washington Barrow et al
when l43 lots in the most desirable portion
Of this fourishing town will be offered.
Omnibusses will leave the front Of Ander-
son, johnson & Smiths, real estate agents
Office, at l0l O'Clock. Free seats. Terms
unusually liberal and sale positive
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New Advertisements.

\ large assortment Of domeatics, Jeans
tweeds, cassimeres, fancy drygoodF, no,
tion., etc, is to be sold at anCtion thi'
morning by Crunk, Dodson Il Co.. 5s
North Market street.
An elegant country residence aud va
cant city lot are for sale by Arlington
Farrar and Weakley, Maxwell House.
The Pine Grove will leave for Louisville
aud Cincinnati this afternoon.
Tomorrow. at A P. NJ, the Ella Hughe'
leaves Cor the upper Cumberland.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-18

The seyen-thirty treasury notes outstand-
ing and falling due June 10Th and July
18th next which are convertible into Eve
twenty bonds, amount to over two hundred
million dollars. and il will require the full
time between this aud July 18th to enable
the department to convert them promptly at
maturity. The public are notified that IN
less such notes, which the government ia
now offering to convert, are promptly for
waTded TO the department for that purpose,
great delay must ensue in the future deliye-
~ of the bonds.
Secretary McCulloch has made a written
request TO the United States Supreme Court
to postpone the consideration of the cases
before il Involving the constitutiOnality Of
the legal tender laws, until he can make
arrangements to have the government rep
scented by counsel in their support. The
court have taken the request under advise
ment. One of the cases is presented by the
State of Oregon, and involves the question
whether citizen can pay State taxes in
legal tenders, observation-disclosures local statute
requiring them to be paid in gold.
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ANOTHER AND AEoTHER.-The charges
brought against Ira o. futile and the party
who are accused of stealing stock from
Donald Clark seem to be endless. Yesterday
futile and Gus. Cummings were arrested
by Detective Ryan, on charge of forcibly
taking a horse from an old gentleman
named Lewis Cook, who lives in Sumner
county. The horse was sold by futile to
James ODonnell, of Edgefeld, in whose
bands Cook discovered it, and at once en-
tered a replevin suit for its recovery. Tut
tie claims that the horse belonged to the
government, and thai it was seized by him
as the agent of the United States. The
case of futile and Cummings, and the re-
plevin suit, will both come up this morn
ing before Justice Wilkinson
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-18

London adYices of yesterday quote United
States 5-205 at 7I5.
|. Exchange on New York was sold by
the banks yesterday at par, and bought by
them at 4c discount.
Nashville corporation checks were bought
at 35c discount.
There was very little doing in govern
ment bonds or uncurrent funds.
The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 18th inst =.
were as follows:
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ToTrTsvTrI.r AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at...... zoe A. ~ and 7.45 P. n.
Arrive ~ Nashville at.-.l00 A.. N. and % p. y.
Franklin ACCOMMODATION train arrives IN
Nashville .S5 A. n. and leaves $40 P. Mex
cent on Sunday.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-18

BLACKwooD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE,
for January, New York: L. Scott Pub
fishing Company contains an address to
working men by Felix Holt installments
of the two serial stories, Linda Tressel and
Brownlow's; sketches in Polynesia; a pa
per on Modern Cynicism; What | did at
Belgrade; The Night Wanderer of an
Afghan Fort, and discussion of the con-
dition of education in England and Ameri-
ca. The first Of the above articles exhorts
the working men of England TO make haste
slowly, and be cautions in the exercise Of
their newly obtained franchise; that on
education contends that Americans owe
their intelligence, not to common schools,
but to the necessity which exists in new
country Of supplying the scarcity of manual
labor by inventions and makeshiits, which
bring ali the faculties into vigorous action.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-18

PeRsoSAL.-Misa Kate Fisher, whoae
name Is familiar to every Nashville thea
lsr-goer, arrived in this city yesterday
and is stopping At the St. Cloud.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-18

Gold advanced shade in New York yes
terday. The following are the quotations ;
Opened at l405, was 14l4 at IL, 14lb at
1920; 14l4 at 1850, 1414 at 2:lO, and
closed at l4l4 at 3 Pm. The rates here
were $40 buying and l4lt selling
Government securities were quoted in
Al RI
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ID EPRE Ell.
TAILOR,
"a Cherry street, Nashville,

L EFPS A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
N Cloths, Cassim eres and Nestings, and offers
TO the public great inducements in prices.
ian2l I'm
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-18

EAsHvHIF ANn CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
ta,ve Nashville at.......s On A. N. and ! 30 P. n
arrive al ChattannoVn.-. 600 A. H. and 800 p 4.
ShelbvviIle and Tullnhoma Accommodation.
Leaves nj Nashville - P. "
ar;,cs ~ 1000 A. N.
arr.a aweaTsfaH ]
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-18

oar CIarIsvIIIe Agent. JOHN W
FAXoN, Of the Northern Bank Of Tennessee
is our authorized agent at clarksviile' Tennes-
rec. to receive and receipt for subscriptions and
advertisements for the UEI0E AND DISPATCH.
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TIL = cir z.
0PENINS AND CLOSING 0F T7sE
ussTS-A tGUST tst -0eisfat.

~ - - ~ -tNt ~ --tftftftat.
Ha.llsa on
F5rzt NeriHctu.
~ pi'u gCl b.
Srcaad Northern.
D. S~ ...i-.....--... .,....6;4) p. ~.
Chattanooga
700 rniEnirbt .-..... .........T.Oa A. n.
Seraad Washington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
ioA p. ..-..-...-....-....-...-iO0 p AZ.
Decatur. Memphis ana New Orleans.
goo A. A..
Memphis and New Orleans.
$40 r. P. A.
EdgeaeIh and Kentucky n. n.
1915 ma. n.
Northwestern q. u.
tanf ?. Al.
Iebsaoa VIA stage.
rhOmnSVtii~ via stage.
ihurssiHy "
IpGa midnight. Saturday $40 P. n.
JsrdRn's Store via stage.
Monday l2.ea midnight ?. n.
Fr iiaS' 10 ........................ do
Iibsrty-Via Stewart Ferry. GAINESVILLE and
Statewide.
Thursday i2.0o midnight Tfursday 5:aoP "
SPARTA sTAsR.
Arrives Mondavs. WednesdaTR and Fridays
atfP n. Leaves Tuesdays, Tharsdays snd Sat
Ofsiee BOuFs.
From n toBPu Sandays to Q A. n.
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CRIMINAL CoURT, FEB 17.-State ra.
". r. Daniels. Murder, Continued by
consent and defendant ,aoogaizei IN joint
bond of $1,000
State ~. I. n. Watson. MuIder. Mis-
trial Jury discharged and an order made
to take the deposition Of Geo. Talbot. De
PENDANT recognized in Joint bond of $4,000.
State rs. Green Thomas Murder. Mis-
trial. Jury discharged, case continued
and defendant recognized in Joint bond of
$4,000
State Us. Martha Reese. Stealing hogs.
Order made for deposition.
II was ordered that the court remain
open until Wednesday, in order TO give
parties on hail an opportunity TO renew
their bonds.
In consequence Of the illness of Attorney
General 1nthill, the court adjourned.
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PoLIcF COURT, Feb. l7.--R. G. White,
drunk on street, So.
Edward Davis, col, stealing pair OF
boots aud clothing, workhouse ten days.
Robert Sturtdevant, drunk, So.
John Down, yagrancy aud drunkenness,
workhouse fourteen days.
VIM. Ewing, col, stealing watch and
Overcoat, continued.
Mike Cotton, drunkenness and vasrancy,
discharged.
Sam. j. Carter, drunk on street, So.
Cora Rockwell, drunk and disorderly
workhouse thirty days.
Mary johnson, col, assault on Georgs
Payne with knife, workhouse thirty days
q. c. Irwin, throwing rocks into house o
Eliza Smith, 50.
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EAsHvITI.F AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columha Accommodation Train
Arrive ~ NASHVILLE ~ A. ~.
cave ...............--...---..--.s- 3 % P. q.
Mail and Accommodation Train
Leave Nashville OF -.-......-...-........ So A. "
Arrive At Nashville Sd p "
Memphis. Mobile and n. q. Express
Leave Nashville az 49, r "
Arrive Al - A. d.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-18

OaLvIE BYRON You've AGAIN.-The
eccentric o. B. y. is again figuring in the
public prints. He yesterday swore out a
warrant against Col. A. S. Colyar, promi-
neut lawyer of this city, charging him
with using language calculated to provoke
a breach Of the peace Col Colyar prompt
IL appeared in the Police Court yesterday
morning, but Young did not, and the case
would have been dismissed had not the
defendant insisted that it should be tried,
II was therefore continued until to-day.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-18

NASHVILLE AND NORTHWEST RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at. l2:45 A. ~ and Sl5 P. N,
Arrives at Nashville at.-7.l5 a. N. and BOO P. NJ
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RtIIROAD AND STAGE TIME TABLE

Ofsiee HOuFH.
From 7sM.taBP. Sundays. : to Q A. n.
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IEWIsBUKg AND EoLENsyfLLE STAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesdny. Thursday, and Sat
uriay al 7.30 = d., arriving At LewisbuTg same
day.
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FpaFFTELD kED KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive vt Nashville 81 ...................lOOO A. n
leave Nashville at P, n
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Lenvea Nashville Tuesdays. ThHrsdays and
Saturdays al 2 o'clock A. NJ. arrives at Nash
vile Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at !
afelork r. Al.
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tsarae Kaahviile ..................7:30 A. A..
Arrives at Nashyills...-..--..s-.... '..--4dV p ~
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Arrives Monday. WednesdaTF and Fridays.
at dP. n. Leaves Tuesdays, Tharsdays And Sat
urdays. AZ A. n.
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/ NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE market is
firm. Brown sheetings 169@1S. Prints
Most makes sell at 13@lS4. Yard-wide
bleached muslins II. Brown drills Is i.
Paper cambria II.
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THE STONES RIVER
SINGLE MACHINE.

nF THE NEWEST AND MOST APPROVED
" patent. 20 their extensive establ- hment
and are prepared 70 supply any quantity Of mos.
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ooInnns. seat Desk Irons, Rafting,
Cape and etlls, Nouldings, ecuttle Irons
Wsishss Anchors
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Tayere Iroas. Rosd scrarsrs. Punches,
Nandrils kaw Our mers hosr,
LAshss. wAshsrs Ratchet Driis,
Agricultural implement FnfnlSnlneS, Lle.
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Press Arews, Hng Chains, Bridge boits
Saw Mil Dog, Well Drills. STIR, a..
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ELEVEN LATHES, TWO DRILL PRES
SES. THREERLANERS, TWO
BOLT CUTTERS,
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Largest Machine Shon
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and Harer, together with their francs ana wagon N
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employed
Boilers, Heaters,
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.mut Machines, Ele,asor Cups, Mill Picks,
Boiling Cloths, Separator, Hose,