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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-14

New Advertisements.

Special attention is directed 10 the ad-
vertisement Of r. P. jenkins, wholesale
druggia, No. SO North Market street. For
a period Of time beyond which the memo
~ Of few except the oldest citizens runneth
to the contrary, this stand has been depot
Ct drugs and every variety Of merchandise
usually kept in such establishments. I'm
der the administration Of the venerable
Wells, it gained deservedly high charac-
ter for accuracy and reliability. and in the
hands Of It's present younger master, il has
lost none OF il, and has, in addition, sc-
quired an enterprise and vigor which gives
il place az one Of the irst houHee n the
West. The stocks are large, pure and well
selected, and merchants and dealers gen
orally can rely on urbaue and business-like
treatment, and a scale Of prices on the
motto Of live and let live.
Mr.. Jenkinss whole time in this city,
commencing before he had scarcely
emerged from boyhood, has been given to
the business he now pursues and his sue
cess Is an evidence Of what energy and APP
plication can accomplish.
No. 1875 Church street, is for rent
The proceedings Of a meeting OF the
Trustees of 81. Johns chapel is published
this morning.
City Auditor, J. Albert Smith has an
important notice TO parties selling articles
70 shy department Of the city government.
United States Marshal +. K. Glasoock,
publishes four bankruptcy announcements.
The Tallismau will leave for Cairo on
Saturday
Those wanting building material OF any
description and Of the best quality can be
supplied on good terms by Warren q
Moore, S. South High street.
CO Thursday next, the 10Th instant, the
real estate firm OF Anderson, johnson
Smith will offer at auction valuable piece
Of property near the Pnblic Square, and it
will be seen in their advertisement that
lheir terme are liberal.
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CRIMINAL COURT, FEB. l3.-State as.
|. n. Watson. Murder of Joseph B. Frame.
Jury still ont.
Joseph Rutland, A. @. Garrett, j. n.
d unlap, Jacob Kelly and T. J. Stratton
were ordered fined twenty five dollars each
for non-attendance IA jurors.
The case of policeman Green Thomas
charged with killing Samuel Walker in
March last, was taken mp and number of
witnesses examined. Attorney General
Tuthill appears a. the only prosecuting
attorney, and Gov. NELL 8. Brown, John
LellyeiT and Albert Akers appear for the
defense.
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ST VALENTINES DAY.-To-day is ST.
Valentines, when the birds choose their
mates, and Cupid and the postofice are
presiding deities. The day and its GUS
toms are old-fashioned, out Of date, mouidy
with age, but 1t is still observed by
some Of the younger people either by the
transmission of silly verses, prettiiy print
ed, to love-lorn maidens, or by grotesquely
horrible caricatures OF the faults and fail
ings Of those who can he best reached by
ridicue. Comic valentines have had a
brisk sale here within the past few days,
and a world Of fun is anticipated in the
celebrstiCn of the day.
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MATRnroSY BEFORE BRTAKFAsT-An
ardent "lovyer" got the County Court Clerk
ont Of bed yesterday morning at O'Clock,
to write him a marriage license, and the
Ceremony it authorized was contaminated
before daylight That fellow will repent
al leisure" If there is anything in the old
cav about marrying in haste.
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Revenue Collector.

We are authorized 20 announce the name of
Capt. MICHAEL WALSH as a candidate for
the Office OF State and County Tax Collector
Cor The comfy of Davidson.
ieb-tA MANY VOTERS.
We are authorized 70 announce JAMES Ii.
COLLINS as a candidate for reelection 20 the
Office of Revenue Collector for Davidson county
al the ensuing March election.
iaull III
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THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Importance OF AN Early Commence
meBt Of the BuiIding-Tbe Matter in
the Hands Of our COngressmen.

Importance OF an Early Commence
meBt Of the BuiIding-Tbe Matter in
the Hands OF our congressman.
Too strong language cannot be used in
advocacy Of the customhonse project. The
government Of the United States owes il
to the State OF Tennessee that Nashville
should have a new customhoIse and post
office building, and every possible means
should be used in pushing this claim. We
want something beside orr Statehonse to
show strangers when they visit the Capital
Of Tennessee, and we need all the glory
big government Building can give ms
Steps have already been taken looking t.
the furtherance Of this project. A petition
bearing two thousand namea, asking the
government 70 purchase the twenty feet OF
Maddiu property on Cherry street. aud
twenty fest of Mrs. Dr. Mayheld's proper
~ on Church street, that ground sufficient
for the erection Of a large and magnificent
structure may be secured in the most cen
trail locality Of the city, has been placed
ia the hands Of the Tennessee Representa-
tives 10 Congress, and At ia to be hoped
they will act promptly. The erection of
this building on the plan proposed, would
bring half a million Of money 10 this State,
and give employment to three hundred of
our mechanics.
The Maddin property can be had for ten
thousand dollsrs and it is thought the
property Of Mrs. Msyfeld cen be purchased
at reasonable figure gs
II will be seen by tie following letter, in
reply to one addressed by Major Willeta,
Of this city, the architect who holds the
contract for the erection of the Custom
house, 10 Mr.. Mullett at Washington, that
the matter nov rests with the Congressman
ofTennesaee. Their action in the premises
Is looked for with great interest, as nothing
they can do will more suhserve the Interests
Of orr people:
TREASURY DETACHMENT, OFFICE or
SUPERVISING ARCHITECT, Feb. 9, 1865
SIR: Yours of the S9th ulf., inclosing
certified copy Of the act OF yonr Legislature
ceding jurisdiction over the Cnstomhouse,
~ received. In reply | have to say that
The act conforms in oil respects to the
requirements Of the Department, and is
satisfactory. With regard to commencing
work, have 70 say that nothing can be
done until the question of location il de-
cided. The matter rests al present with
your delegation in Congress until they
move | am powerless.
Very respectfully,
A. b. MuLLETT,
Op.ar,rf.sr,r. A,nIsfo.4
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rnnniY InIInr.

We are authorized to announce Esquire FAM
as a candidate for County Jsilor. subject to the
nominating convention. Election March :. 1868.
tehS ia
We are authorized 90 announce A. A. CAR
TER as candidate for the Office oC Jailer Of
Davidson county. at the ensuing spring election.
ian.,l q
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Southern cotton eIarkets.

SAVANNAH, Feb ll.-Cotton opened
active and closed excited. Middlings held
at l930194c; sales ZOO bales; receipts
5000 bales.
AUGUSTA, Feb. ll.--Co.ton market ad-
yanced. Sales $50 bales; receipts $50 /;
middlings Ice.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 11.-Cotton active,
and advanced &c. Sales 400 bales mid
ding l92c.
MOBILE, Feb. ll.-Cotton market ir-
regular throughout the day, and closed ex-
cited. Middlings 2Oc; sales 1000 bales ;
receipts 597 bales.
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COnIngaI Love, ana the Happincs

Of True MRrrIage.-Essay for Young Men.
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 H0UGHT0N. How
ard Association, Philadelphia. Pa. feb2 Sm
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TIE LAsr or THE GRAND ARAIY.-Coi.
Albert r Boone will this week disband
and pay of the last two companies OF
militis remaining in the service OF the
state. Capt. Jno, j. Mankin's company
viii be disbanded al lnllshoma, and Capt
Wm. Hollis company will break ranks at
Huntingdon.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river ia rising with ak feet on the
shoals.
ARRIVED.
Alert, upper Cumberland
DEPARTED.

Nashville, Cairo.
The Alert brought down a good cargo Of
corn and tobacco. The Nashville went ont
with a fair freight of corn. The weather
is clear and pleasant. Business dull on
the leyee.
The New Orleans Commercial BWl'fin,
of Friday, says:
Just now our landing is crowded almost
to OVERLOOKING with the rich products Of
the South and West, beiokening a fair
business prospect for the season.
Cotton is accumulating at Shreveport,
and also at Camden and points interme
date on Ouachita river, and along Arkan-
sas and White rivers
The St. Louis Democrat of Monday, says:
Saturday and yesterday the weather was
boisterous, and an inch of snow covered the
ground last evening. The river is rising
slowly; ice gorges are firm at previous
quotations. The ferryboats navigate the
channel, which was made especially for
them, from shore to shore. The endurance
and funds of steamboatmen are almost ex-
hausted, and there is no prospect of BUSH
ness resumption short oftwo or three weeks.
Even then it will only be to the South, the
upper trades not opening for some time
later.
The Pine Grove left Cincinnati on Mon
day foT this city with heavy cargo. The
Delaware left the same day for Nashville
with $50 tons of freight
The river continues 10 rise at Cincinnati,
with plenty Of floating ice
The river at Pittsburg was swelling fast
yesterday, though at abont stand at Lou
isville
By Telegraph
PITTsBURG, Feb. 13-The weather ia
moderating. River six feet eight inches
in the channel and falling; ice still run
ming out.
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THE attention of the ladies as directed
10 the advertisement Of Mr.. +. Louiseau,
IN thia mornings UNION AND DESPATCH.
lie has opened an elegant establishment
where the best and most fashionable ar
tieles in his line will always be found.
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VI y dAASA VI DAhAN0hA NbAiAAf
GRAND MAsQUERADE BALL AT Cox
CoRDA.-The elegantly and newly fitted
mp hall, at the corner of Church and Cedar
streets, was last night the theater Of a
grand mask ball, under the auspices of the
Concordia Society. There were present q
large assemblage OF maskrrs, besides full
chairs Of plain spectators. As the maskers
assembled, they entered the hall and prone.
naded until the herald appeared, when
they retired and, ON returning, were her
aided in their several characters. These
we're unique, and embraced almost every
nationality and vocation. There were
Lady Teazles nuns, chambermaids, washer
women, match and fruit vendors, cheva-
liers, auctioneers, newspaper reporter,
bruisor, an -grinder-in short, every
thing. The nationalities were eenal in
number TO the yocaiions, and many Coun-
tries had their representatives. At nine
o'clock, the characters were heralded, and
the dancing commenced and continued till
twelve, when the masks were removed, and
the entire assembly admitted to the iea-
tigities.
The hall is elegantly fitted up for the
atricals and dancing, the entireIout6tlbeing
new and fully up to the demands Of the
TINES and these balls will he continued
al regular intervals during the season. On
| this occasion Mr.. l.. j. Lcventhall acted as
| Herald, and no court could haveihad bet
ter. To give the reader an idea Of what
| these entertainments are, We cannot do
better than give the rnles As announced by
| the Herald on this occasion, which were
l. None but msskers are allowed 10
dance until all masks are ordered to be re-
! moved.
2. Each masker 10 be examined By q
| committee, and furnished with a card
stating the character they represent.
8. Maskers at the commencement Of tbs
| march hand the card, as they enter, TO th'
| Herald, who will announce them.
4 Spectators are requested to keep theil
seats while the maskers enter.
B. Calling out the names Of makers Il
strictly prohibited.
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PFRsoNAL.-Gen. Carlin will retarn to
the CITY this morning.
Ev Senator johnson, of Winchester, is
AZ the Commercial.
We we're pleased 10 meet on yesterday
our esteemed friend, Col Charley Stone,
OF Memphis We extend a cordial vel
come.
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THE Trustees Of the Boston Public Ii
brary have chosen Prof VIM. +. Jillson,
formerly a teacher Of the public schools Of
this city, to succeed Mr.. Jewett as Super
intendent Of the Library, but he declines.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-The testimony in the
case Of Felix Clemens gv. Lishy, Lanier
and others, ID not yet concluded. The cor
poration checks mandamus case will not
probably be reached before next week.
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KIpNAPPING AND SEDUCTION Bose
HALEY was yesterday transferred from the
workhouse to the jail, an indictment hay-
ing been found against him for kidnapping
and seducing Kentucky girl, accounts Of
which were published yesterday.
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TuTTLE LODGED IN JAIL.-The bonds
men Of Ira Tnhle one Of the five accused
Of stealing tgo mules and a horse from
Donald Clark, yesterday withdrew a. his
securities, aud he was lodged in Jail.
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THlEyINa - Isaac Croons, COL, was
arrested last night aud lodged in the
workhouse on charge Of stealing silver
spoons, marked d. MEG. or d. NJ. q. Two
negro hoys shared the came fate for steal
mo p,sl
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RPulOVaI.-F. IL. 4

RemOVaI-F. II. French has removed his en-
tire stock of boots and shoes to his old stand.
No. 10 Public Square. He invites his many
customers, and the public generally. to ex-
anime his fine custom work. which win be sold
AT greatly reduced prices. jana If
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For choice GROCERIES, WINES and
BRANDIES, goto
W. ". TOTEM & BRO,
No. IS College st, Nashville, Tenn.
decl1 tf
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FRANKFORT, Feb. lS.-Evening-Bonds
! 755@76.
PANS, Feb. 1S.-BOurse dull; rentes
fat.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 13.-Eyening-Cotton
quiet aud easy sales 10000 bales; uplands
sgd in port, and s4@Ssd to arrive; Or
leans SD.
New York Money and stock MARI -.
NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Money I'M
changed. Freely offering 4 per cent on
government securities and ; per cent On
stock for colllterals. Sterling dHll at SsC
9sc. Cola fel. lc 10 day on the defeat Of
the Impeachment bill in Congress closed
steady at l404Gf l40s; exports 1871 sSl :;
Tennessee G's new G0sc.
louisville Market
LOUISVILLE, Feb. '13-Tobacco market
steady s. SOC l6 l. for Jugs 10 medium
Leaf S20tG % for Owen county cutting lea.
Flour SS(0S - Tor superfne and SD ~
for fancy Wheat 50 25G2 80. Oats 6d
@6.c ia hulk ,orn 75G 500 in bulk
Lard lie Mess pork S2S. Bulk shout
ders 9lc; clear sides l24c packed. Bacon
Shoulders l07c; clear sides l3Sc packed
Cotton lS@ lS4c. Whisky s. &c.
NJ. LouIs Market
ST. LOUIS, Feb. I3.-Tohacco unchanged.
Flour quiet and firm at SIP 1922 20
Corn quiet st 84@S6c. Oats duIl and
easier at 65@70e. Pork nominal at S22
Bacon-3houlders 94@9bc clear sides I23
@l3c. Lard dull at l34c
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Feb. l3.-Flour and wheat
unchanged. Corn, in the ear, 83c. Oats
&c Butter scarce and firm at 35G39e.
Eggs 32e. Pork held at S23. Bacon l0k
@l24@l3fc; hams l24c, do sweet picked,
l4Rc, Clover seed $l4.
New York market.
NEW York, Feb l3.-Cotton irregular;
sales 5000 bales. Rice quiet and firm
Carolina l04@llkc. Coffee quiet and
firm. Sugar firm Cnba 125@144c. Mo
lasses firm and quiet. Flour Sc better on
low and medium grades. Wheat quiet
and steady. Corn heavy at 81 27@l 28c.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Cottou goods
much excited and tending upwards, par
ticnlarly hleached and embellished mus
lins.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l3.-Cotton irregu-
lar; middlings 20!c; sales 1000 bales; re
ceipts 1892; sugar and molasses firm, but
UNCHANGED.
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GONE OVER 10 THE CONSERVATIVE
DR. Wood, col, of Murfreesboro, well known
here as a former worker with the Radicals,
is now slumPing Rutherford county for the
Conservatives.
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MARRIER

Tuesday evening, February L. 1865. at the resi-
dence Of the brides father, in Jackson c2untys
ny Rev. Geo. Staley, DAVID II. ARMSTRONG, Of
Granville. and Miss MAsa1F L. MCCAEyER,
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The exports of specie from New York
to foreign ports last week amounted to
81 ,644,O57 against $276,507 for the cor
responding week last year. The following
will show the total exports Of specie from
New York to foreign ports from January
! to February in the years noted
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CHURCH BENEFIT-The festival for the
benefit Of st. Panrs (colored Church, now
being held Ia the third story of the Fourth
National Bank, has Thus far realized
gl5- 20.
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Lao BRoRES.--A negro named Hugh
Scales, had his leg broken on Market street
yesterday, by letting a cask OF beer roll
upon it from a dray.
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London advices of yesterday quote United
States 5-20s at 70.
Exchange on New York, was taken by
the banks at &c discount, and sold by
them at par.
Nashville corporation checks were taken
at 35c discount.
There waa but little doing in govern
ment bonds and uncurren money.
The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 10th inst.
were IA follows:
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WATER TAx.-Persons having to pay
Water Tax, or other taxes dHe the corpo-
ration, can get Corporation Checks in
amounts to suit, OF Thos. s. Mari, corner
Union and College streets. feki1 lE.
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PrRsoNAL.-Mr. S. +. Haley, Of War
trace, Bedford county, is stopping at the
City Hotel. Ia the DAYS Of cur ante-war
prosperity ihc managers OF one Of our
STATE Fairs offered handsome premium
for the finest baby Mr. Haley took that
premium by exhibiting his Youngest, then
az weeks old, and weighing thirty-nine
mounds. Since then he has been a widower,
and is now again benedict and il here
with his bride enjoying the honeymoon
Sncoess and happiness to them.
The Jury in the case Of the State Is
Green Thomas. are registered at the St
Cloud.
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NOLENSvILLE NURSERY.
CHRISTIAN a GREEN, Proptist1r,

z6. fI'HE EE5r AND CHOICEST Va
4esfR l rts,Ah "a Frufs Trees. -uiist
%f*]t0 heel Of Teungass ana ttr
South. can be supplied IN an fuan
-zaEAsa-t ities, and walt be warranted a. reg
resented. Send fer "a catalogue. Ort6rl vii
receive prompt attention. Adtress or raii 90
NJ j.. GREEN, AEant
At StFsttOn, Cheney A k0y - 10 h. brgat
Greet Nashville. Tenn f1bi In
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Feb. l3.-EVening - Consols
924G93s q. s. 5-20s re Illinois Cen
trail S9s Erie 43s Atlantic and Great
Western ..
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SToyE WooD-Cat and split from dry
cord wood, and 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.
feb7 If
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Ne9 NIarriage Gutde.

An essay for young men. on Physiological Err
rors. Abuses and Diseases. incidentto youth and
early manhood which creates impediments to
MARRIAGE. with sure means of relief. Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Ad-
dress DR.. !. sKILLIN HOUGHTON. Howard
Association. Philadelphia. Pa
On
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DRILLING THE METROPOLITAN Police.
The entire Metropolitan police force was
marshaled in front of police headquarters
yesterday afternoon, and, marching down
Deadriek street u Cherry, moved With a
"horrid front" toward the bridsr ever Lick
Branch, creating perfect panic among The
faro bank, whose spies we're seen hurryihB
in all directions 10 sound the note OF warn
ing, imagining a raid Oh every den in town.
The NJ. Pa halted on the bridge and
breaking into squads, drilled until nearly
four O'clock The drill is the same as that
used for infantry in the United States army,
and as warm weather approaches, the po-
lice will be frequently rought out in this
way, and made effective soldiers. In cases
of riot. a police force, acting as infantry,
has been found to be eminently serviceable,
and the plan much better than the more
independent style of the old system.
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Louisville and Nashville
r A I L r o A D.
WINTER SCHEDULE, 1867 g.
COMMENCING FEBRUARY I2tn, is6s.

Trains will run Sc follows.
Leave hashTiIls----...7 90 A. Nj 40 +. NJ.
ArTivs at Louisville sac p. NJ. 400 A. NJ.
Both Trains make direct connection at Louis
Vile with the Jacksonville Railroad Tor 81.
Louis, Chicago, indianapolis, Cincinnati, Balti-
more, " asbinzton, Philadelphia, and n sw 0Tk.
Morning Train from Nashville connects with
United States mail line cleaners leaving Louis
vile at 400 r. NJ, connecting al Cincinnati with
from Nashville 70 St. Louis, Chicago. Ciucin
natl, and all principal Eastern cities.
81 The g=4o P. n. Train IRON Aashvii e
does not ran en- SUNDAY.
Franklin Accommodation Train leaves Frank
lin at 1850 A. M. arriving at Galiatin at 0i8O
AM, and Nashville at 1870 AM. Returning
leaves Eashville at 8Ef5 P. NJ, arriving at Gal
latin at zsa5 p NJ, franklin I0s3O I, NJ, DsiiJ
except Sunday. ALBEIT FINN,
III IL 9enl snncrinsenient L. q N. u. u.
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THE LUST FOR OFFCE.-There are now
eight candidates in the field for the office
of Jailer of Davidson county.