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The following are the New York quota
tons for gold yesterday; Opened at I4S3,
was l48s 1890 14St at 1O:4O, l49B at 1I:l5.
1438 at noon, 1422 at 2:O5, and closed at
l42s at Pm. Brokers here we're buying
at lie less than the New York quotation
and asking about &c advance.
Government securities we're quoted in
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TIE MTMrHIs, GAINESVILLE AND LOU
IsvILE RAIIRoAp-The arrangement
between this aud Louisville and Nashville
railroad. made on the lSih. We learn is
working satisfactorily. Or. Clifle, the
Receiver, and Mr. Robert MeeE, the Su-
psrin,endent, have paid the employees a. far
AZ thsir means woiild 20. and are apply ing
every dollar coming into their hands TO
that purpose. A portion Of the employees
have been fully paid, and the remainder
partially paid and received satisfactory
s.snrsnees that all will 20 well henoefoI
vsra A number Of them have gone TO
WORK again, and the trains are running
regularly.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH


FOreikG MAFAets.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 24.-Cotton heavy and
declined sales 10000 bales; uplands l0d !;
Orleans l0id uplands to arrive 81
Louisville Market
LOUISVILLE, Feb 24-Tobacco sales
Is hhds.; firm; Tugs 500 10 common So 10
az 60; common TO medium leaf $50 10 80 /;
selections Sol. Cotton nominal. Super
6ae aour IS 25@s 70. Wheat 50 459
2 so. Corn 70G7Sc. Oats 67@6Se.
Lard 134c. Bacon shoulders I9c; clear
sides l54c; bulk shoulders lO4 clear rib
sides IA: mesa nOrk S25.
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THERF was a black overcoat left by &C
cident at some store in the city early last
week. II Jeff at this Office ii will reach The
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-25

A FRAN DAUGHTER.-A respectable
looking old gentleman, who gave his name
az Parsons, came to Nashville on Saturday,
in search Of a missing daughter, who was
induced TO leave her home in Louisville,
by a married man, who left behind him a
wife and three children. The pair started
for Nashville en- route for Montgomery, to
which place the father proposed to follow
them, if his search here shunld be unsnc-
cassfnl.
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LOUISVILLE Sentinel on the Border
Border Rufian Devil on the Edge just
received by j. w. McFerrin u Co, No.
- Cherry street. q
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MARKET.


ST. LOUIS Feb. 24.-Tobacco-no sales.
Flour quiet and unchanged; supe rhine
S. 2509. Corn declined to s1@s2. Oats
67@73. Pork $24 so. Bacon-elear sides
l03@1lc; sugar cured hams I64Gl7c.
Lard I44a 16c. Whisky 81 l21.
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FIRE-The dwelling OF james Wallace
on Browns creek, four miles from the city,
was burned Saturday night.
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CNcINNATT, Feb. "a. Flour $11@lI %.
Whest$2 45. CornS2. Oats Gee. Rye 81 80.
Mess pork $25. Bulk meats S10@12.
Lard 15c. Butter SSG42. Cheese 149l4Ie.
Clover seed Sl3@l4 Timothy 81 400
2 so. Hay Sl3@14 Apples S5G6 Po-
tatoes So 25(a3 so.
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COMMENCEMENT ExERcIsEs.-The an
nuai commencement exercises of the Medi-
cal Department Of toe University of Nash
vile, viii be held on Wednesday, February
9TH, az ~ O'Clock P. N, at the Masonic
Hall. The ladies aud genilemee Of Nash
vile and the vicinity are respectfully in
viied to attend. feb2A-2f*
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Moor COURT AT ELYsIAN HALL-CoN-
vICTIoN OF THE PRISONER. The High
Court of Impeachment, for the trial of
King Alcohol, for high crimes and misde-
meanors, assembled at Elysian Hall again
last night, and resumed the trial. The
defense made affidavit that they had other
material witnesses that they desired to in
troduce, whose evidence would be benef-
eial to the welfare of the prisoner at the
bar. After some argument pro and con,
the counsel for the prosecution yielded the
point, and the court ruled that the evidence
was admissible, when one witness was in
troduced who testified TO the speaeeable
character of the prisoner if letjalone, and
bis usefulness in a medicinal and chemical
capacity. The counsel for the defense then
argued the case very ably, and the counsel
for the prosecution closed with mastery
speech. After the conclusion of the argu.
mentthe court took the vote, which resulted
Ia the conviction of his ROYAL hiehne4s by
thirteen to SIX.
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f,,u1svITTF AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
,,.~s NasbviIle sf 10. 7.nn l. n. and 7Ab P. d..
ETrive AZ Nashville at 90 A. N. and 5. ~ ?. ".
franklin Accommodation tram arrives IA
Nashville 1l.f5 A. 4. and leaves h-2o P. h.--eN-
cert On Sunday.
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New York Yesterday as foIlows:
: Jus "a unu On otl To '''''''''''.''''''' IVI
London advices of Yesterday auote Unite

States 5-20s at III.
Exchange on New York was taken by
the banks yesterday at &c discount and sold
by them at par. ..... s.
Nashvillecorporation checks were bought
al 35c discount.
There was but little doing in government
bonds, and there is no change in uncurrent
money.
The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 10th inst
were as follows:
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Proceedings of the supreme Court.

NASHVILLE, Feb. "a, l868-The court
met pursuant to adjournment, all the
Judges being present, when the following
cases were decided:
Phillip Breen VS.. r. L. Brown ct ais. By
Judge Shackelford. Reversed and re-
manded.
James NJ. Hinton ct els. vs., the State of
Tennessee. By Judge Hawkins, Judgment
affirmed
John G Smitbson We. William Inman.
By Judge Hawkins. Reversed and re-
handed.
W. II. Duncan ct ais vs.. H. NJ Phillips
ct ais. By Judge Hawkins. Judgment
affirmed.
The court adjourned until tomorrow
morning. J. G. FRAZER, Clerk.
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oar CTarIssvIIIe Agent. JOHN W
FAXON, Of the Northern Bank Of Tennessee
is our authorized agent st Clarksvillo' Iennes-
sec. 10 receive aud receipt for subscriptions ana
entertainments for the UEI0N AND DISPATCH
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Louisville and Nashville
II A I L r 0 A d.
WINTER SCHEDULE. 1878.
CowMFSCENa rEnaU.av ,.,n ,aa.

Trains will run as follows:
Leave Nashville ........7 90 A. NJ TaS Z NJ
Arrivs AZ Louisville. a.58 p 81 AGO A. ~.
Both Trains make direct connection az Louis
vile with the JsdersOnViils Railroad for s..
Louis Chicago lndianapOlis, Cincinnati. Balti
more. Washington. Philadelphia. and New Z rk.
Morning IrHin from Nashville coaEscts With
United States mail line cleaners lsavins Louis
vile at 400 ?. n. connecting 81 Cincinnati With
from Nashville % Sc. Louis Chicago. Cinciu-
natl, and all principal Eastern cities.
81 The Ts4o 2. X. Train from NasnVil
does not run on SUNDAY.
Franklin Accommodation Train lezysa Frank
lin AZ 700 AN, arriving st dailaflu az $50
AN and Nashville IL A2ta0 = III. Returning
leaves Nashville at 3s46 p NJ. arriving AZ Cal
latin al ss8O ~. Franklin Bsz8 r ~ DAILY
except Sunday ALBERT kfAAs
jyTly Gent Superintendent Z 4 p. Z. r
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si.-t Wsat,ingtsn snd Southern vita
Chattanooga.
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r.seaa Wssbtaefoa aud southern VIA
Chattanooga.
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EagcaeIa aud Eenfuclsy R.R.
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s,ca"a Nsr,1eFs
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Lave Nashville at.....-.sno A. n Ahd - ~ = =
49,. 81 tsbsttane.ga... 10 A. n. and 500 ?. ~.
gheIbvvine and Tullah"ma Accommodation.
eave1 M Nqskyili ptl r NJ
49,. ~. N,-b,-itis 600. ..............-. 49, % 4 n.
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srr-.
Y,,.i Norfbe-a.
l 'tui.ht..-.....-....-....... 100 b.
Sycaud NsrtheFs.
ffrP $40 P.
st.-t Wsa,,inEtsn and ssuthera via
Chattanooga.
l'-O IniiUi1hi ..7;la) A. ~.
,.,eaa Washington aad southern VIA
t'hstsanSOga.
t." p M'..'-. '--..'-',--''.fipV p. y.
nceatar. Memphis sud New Orleans.
i'n midniglit n.
mesnphI~ and New ssrlenna.
$50 p P. "
EdgcacIa aud Kentucky u. x.
1915 A. n.
Northwestern 81. y.
Iaal P. y.
IcbRaon via Stage.
Iaba midnight .....- .............5:4a ?. n.
ThomassIHe via Stage
Thursday
Iarsiaa'S store via Stage.
Monday 1870 midnight. .-.....-..lDe P. ~
Wednesday O. ..---'-.- ..-'----.'--'-.f 90
Friiav do .-..-..---.-.-.-.-.-..-. DO
IIbertv-Via Stewards Perry, GAINESVILLE and
stateSyillc.
Thur-lay 1900 midnight Thursday 5:o0 p "
SPARTA STAGE.
Arrives Monday. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS.
at4P.M Leave Tuesiays Thursdays ana , AZ
urdays, a. ? An
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TksHviILE AND NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville At 1245 A. ". aud ~ ?. "
Arrives 81 Nashville at..l.l5 A. r. ana o1"O r ~
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t.N p. '......-.,--''s4spN P ~
ncessar. Memphis and New orieasss.
.. IN =.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NAsHyILLE, Feb. "a 1868.
CoTToN.-There WIS., absolutely no cot.
ton market to-day-no buyers, no sellers,
nothing done. Received Clio; shipped
1893; and bales sold1 at l91 and 4 at
1910.
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naITWOAD Avn EVAsE TIME TABLE

Fram7AHto6p.M. Sundays. Ito sA.N.
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LEwIsBURe AND FoLETsvTLLT STAGE.
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday, and sat
urday at 7:30 A. n, arriving at Lewisburs same
dav.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river began to swell yesterday and
there were three feet eight inches on the
shoals last evening.
ARRIVED.
Tyrone, Cairo,
DEPARTED.
None.
EXPECTED TODAY.
N;rbt;,r,,Io C;,o;nrat;
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sNs.s Norfbe-a
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oHee Hours.

Arrives Monday. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS.
at4P.N Leave Tuesisys Thursdays ana AZ
uranys at An.
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Au[,, at Nal ls,nsa.s s1esptsdl
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II HI CITY.

urs avs sND CLosIN0 o. rttu
Us AsEV~g I~t.--nRcIai.
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FDaFFTTID AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrivo VI Nashville at....'..-.''.'-''le.l a y
,,~e Nashville nj LILO r o.
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Leaves Nashville Tuesdays, Thursdays, ana
Saturdays nj 8 o'clock A. NJ, ARRIVES 81 N6sh-
vile Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays nj
.f.look ID n
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anlay 1870 midnigkt. ..-..-....-.-'+..--.ls9 N.
einesiav g. ..-.-...-.-.----...-.-.t %
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IIbertv-Via Stewards Perry, GAINESVILLE and
Statesyille.
Thur-dav 1900 midnight Thursday son p v.
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ThousasygHe VIA Stage
Thursday ..-
Hh4 uaiinivht ..-s..s-...Saturaav A;lA p n.
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LcbRaon via Stage.
Ieha midnight .----.-.....,..-. 5;4e p X.
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TO Ant we owea thoasahd EraOesi

Improving Nature no disgrace is
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:
DARIUS r. MASGAlfi President 80
.1HE1n5 jf77 10 JAMES MKRRILI., Secretary
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for all obligatlons Of the Company 10 double
the amount of their capital stock. As, the
NATIONAL TRUST co, receives deposits
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,
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81 ooytRNEun srRrrr. - 49,.

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DR. LIGHTHILL: f8f IL - go.
DEAR sTR:-It lswith great pleaSuya T ten.
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ciatlon OF the beneflt have derived Inn,
who may be suffering from Ike a nreS ~ y, -
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snee learn that under yOuI care feiiei IN
i have been. nfileted with catarrb ,1o,.
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Ine To- OF my voice and UNDERMINED NV
sltate suspension Of my PASTORAL tintfeS
tNo months Of your medical freafInsIIi.
t nso.SNeI. notded me such Invaluable relief
10 pe5t9T Inem now Witout me siishiesi
LAY, lawns the hIahest appreciation OF your
unllofm kindness and courteST, = = ~
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BuRNErr HorsE. Fehrnarr

BUENrTF HOUSE,, February 0th. 1857
TO ny FRrEsSDs AID THE PuBLIo. ti7'l ~ ,
II affords me great satisfaction to be aiie
tnS treatment OF deGfness, and eIprtSSS nv
sense OF obligation 70 him. Ny heaFfuk hss
Zen itnpaired nor number Of yearS. N
slnea 70 speh an extent a. TO emhSxass ma
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An autograph Letter from George d. Plentiee,
/, Esq, Editor qtS''s LOHtipiQe Joiiiy5lal:,i 7
IoUmYIIlE, nov. "a. iss1.

.1 t LoUHynlE, Nov. 5ti, 1866.
DIR, CONGRATULATIONS Sin: i am very
sorry TO learn that you Contemplate IeEvinE
Louisville at the end OF the present week! j
earnestly wish that your engag ements else
where might permit you to remain here for
Your sojourn among MS. DR.. LiehttiiI, win
been a blessing To many. You have Treated
me and q female member Of my fam ny, with
great success. You seem 70 me TO UNDER
stand, as by intuition, the Character al {,
malay and It's best remedy. You have q
multitude OF patients in this city; and Il
held out the promise OF reliaf without rem
derlng II, Your practice among MS has been
mend you to my frIends and tine ptii1ifs At
large as q physieian deserving the utmost
Hoping you may liyelonK to be a bless,ns
70 addlttonal Thousands OF the afflicted.
aEoRGED D. PRENTICE.
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MAYORS OFFICE.

PrrrsDURGH, PA. November Is, 1858.
Personally appeared before me, Horace 8.
SnoWden, q Public Notary In and for ALLIE
gheny county, Pa, Peter &c ehsheimer, Pres
Ident, and Nicholas, Schneider, Vice Presf-
dent, o. Webster, Treasurer Jacob Deitz, Bee
rotary. and Joseph Lang, q Committee OF the
German Orphan Asylum, each OF whom be-
ing duly sworn according 70 law deppsed
and said that Josephine RsichhRrd, uged mr.
teen. an inmate Of the German Orphans
Asylum, Troy HIM, had been deaf and dumb
from her infancy. She has lately been oper-
ated upon by Dr. Iighthilt, 20 Penn street,
for the cnre Of her deafness, which resulted
In marked success. She can now hear and
distinguish the human voice sufficiently to
initiate It, and consequently she speaks Ill
ready few words. and is daily improving,
both In hearing and speech. She Is still un-
der the Doctpr,s care, who hopes TO accom-.
pliEh complete cure In time1 u fuzt3
7is PErER 9ELCHSHKTlIER, President tl
NICHOLAS b0HNEIDER, ". President.
O. WEIsER, Treasurer. ..-.iIt ~
4ft JACOB DIKTB, Secretary, .
JOSEPH LANG, Committee.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me, this
18TH day Of October, 1865. HEq 1Esl q DAB
itbal - HORACE S.BNowDEN,s
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HENDRIX-TAYnoRA even
Ing, November 26Lhs1 S68 by me Rev. M.
LYDIA, Mr.. WIN. n. eHEaDRIX 10 MIS- h1ESIEl
TAYLOR, all OF this city n M ~ ~
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For Sale.

MY DWELLING HOUSE ON HAMP-
ll den street, between Byron and SIxth-
Sfooms, attic, CELLAR, gas etc.
ocl7 -JOHlJ q. CHANDLER
For terms enquire or 1TE6, ANDLER,
at LIST National bank.
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For Sale, z4as1 z
on SHARES BRIDGE STOCK,
For Sale.

IT OFFER FOR SALE MY RESIDENCE
Il on Fourth st. The house is In thorough
repair and arrangements for comfort and
commentaries very complete. For location Il
is one or the most desirable residences in the
'is Syo;y14..decl b. 9hASeIE