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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-19

CRIME IN TENNESSEE. The following
slips from the Penitentiary records gives
the names Of number of prisoners, show
ing the crimes for which they have been
imprisoned. RstheRsmsll offenses to put
people IN a big prison
r. Perry, for stealing drink of whisky,
worth 80 cents; w. Pinn, an old shirt
81 80; j. Nash, an ak, So; S. Sehom,
three pecks of wheat, 81 70; s. Deaderick,
a bowl and butter, 40 cents; W Watts,
seven pounds Of meat, 81 IS; J. Hambrick,
money, 81 Is; John Msyfeld, old pants
81 rs; John Smith, a peck of meal and
nine pounds of meat, 81; T. Alden, money,
81 VIM. Dyer, turkey, 81 L. Harrison,
az, 81 so; j. Holslaw, two and hall
pounds of butter, IS cents; ". Jackson,
jackplane; j. Bell, money, 81 IS; G..
Kerns, wheat, 81 o. Turner, wheaf,Sl 81 I;
and J. r. Smith, four circus tickets.
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PROSECUTION WITHDRAwE.-The case
against Ira O. futile and Gus. Cummings,
in which they were charged with forcibly
taking a horse from Lewis Cook, Of Sum
ner county, was yesterday Withdrawn from
Justice Wilkinson's court, and the horse
given up to the prosecutor.
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DRUGs.-Alum Sc; aqua ammonia zoe ;
carbonate ammonia Csc; assafoetida Coo ;
calosaya bark 50 25@2 so; calomel, Eng
lish 81 80; American 81 50; castor oil
81 % per gallon; camphor 81 %; cope
ras SIC; cream Of tartar $4,000; epson
salts 73@Sc; glue 25@S5e; ipecac pow
dered s. so; morphine per ounce IS 40 :;
nitrate of silver 81 co; quinine 50 40: sal
soda &c; vilriol Sc; opium.SII.
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HOME INDUSTRY REpUCTION

IN PRICES-Green & Green are
now taking orders for their celebra-
ted Kentucky Yoke Shirts" at re-
duced prices. Now is the time to
leave your measure and have your
Shirts and Underwear made to FIT.
Encourage home manufacture, when
you can get better Goods and better
Fits than by sending abroad. This
IS the only house that manufactures
these Goods South of the Ohio River,
At 43 COLLEGE STREET.
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OFF THE TRAcK.-Seyeral trains Of the
Nashville and Northwestern railroad were
reported of the track yesterday, and one of
the locomotives came in minus a smoke
stack. There were 30 personal injuries
sustained.
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STATE DIREcTORs.-Thef following gen
tlemen have been appointed State Direc-
tors Of the Edgefeld and Kentucky rail
road John overton, Neill s. Brown, John
Kirkman, 10, d. Lockhart, w, F. Prosser,
Chas. T. Wing, Jno. NJ. Lea.
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We are authorized 10 annouuce the name OF
Capt. MICHAEL WALSH as candidate for
the Office Of Staie and County Tax Collector
for the county Of Davidson.
teb7 IA MANY VOTERS
We authorized TO announce JAMES IL.
COLLINS as a candidate Cor reelection O. the
Office Of Revenue Collector for Davidson county
at the ensuing March election.
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VALUABLE TnIE--A negro named VIM.
Berry was arrested yesterday and lodged
in the workhouse for stealing a vest and
a gold watch, worth S10O, from Geo. A.
Wright, a ssloon-keeper on North College
street. The culprit will be disposed of
this morning in the Police Court.
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The urgent demand for money has some
what slackened, but owing to the activity
in cotton the banks are kept rather close
in currency, and exchange on New York
yesterday was fully one half discount buy
ing, and the hanks wonld sell at 81 per
thousand of.
Gold has remained, in New York, during
the week fraction over 40. Yesterday
there was a slight decline. The following
are the quotations Opened at l4ls, was
l4lB at 10 80, l4l at 1850; 14O5 at noon,
l4l at 3, and closed at 1405 at P. NJ. Deal
ers here were paying l39!, and holding at
l4l!.
Silver ia bought at about ten cents lees
than gold
Government bonds continue to rule high
Bnt few parties here are investing in them
at present, and there is some disposition to
sell. The following are the New York
quotations of Yesterday:
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COniugai Love, and the Happiness
of True MarrIREe.-Essayfo 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 HOUGaTON, How
ard Association. Philadelphia, Pa. feb2 3m
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

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
al this price.
paw ONLY FIVE CENTS
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u L r G II A = f. s .
TOR
CORPORATION PURPOSES
CITY AUDITORS OFFICE.
NAsHvMLF, February l.. Isl

ATTENTION Is INVITED To THE FOL-
n lowing ruling Of The Finance Com mittee.
made under date Of February TO- 1888
Purchases made by and for the use of any
department OF the city Except in cases Of snlary
appropriations, or by orders OF the City COun-
eilO win not be allowed by this Committee
without estimates of the articles or stores
required shat have been submitted 10 majority
OF the committee for the department for which
the supplies are required. and by them approved
prior 10 purchases being made
The amounts snd prices Of the articles
required must be fully and clearly stated in the
estimates.
Merchants and citizens generally are notified
that purchases made contrary to this ruling
will not be approved.
BY order of the Finance Committee.
j. ALBERT SMITH, Auditor
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AREA frame structure some two
miles southwest of the city, was burned
last night. The bright light drew out the
fire department, but none of the engines
went farther than Spruce street.
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A STRANGE TALE.-Two little dsrkeya
eating corporation soup the other day,
quarreled over something they found in the
resuseitating liquid, and upon eSamina-
ton, the article in dispute was discovered
To he the elongated narrative of deceased
rat, which had been mixed in with some
maccaroni and dumped into the soup-kettle
to lend it, strength and fragrance TO the
popular beverage. The youngsters still
survive
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STOVE WooD-Cut and split from dry
cord wood, and delivered at the house of
the purchaser for 81 so per cord, from the
yard Of ROBERT MACK ENZIE,
North College st., opposite l.. Il n Depot.
feb7 If
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louisville MArksi.

LoURvHEE, Feb. l8.--Tobacco steady
and firm; lugs S. 5OG7 50; common
to Medium LEST SS915; selections $40.
Cotton excited and advancing at q "a %.
Flonr-suPeriine SSGS p; fancy Sl2 so
6I3. Wheat 81 5OG2 S.. Corn 756
7Sc. Oats GO Csc. Lard l41c. Bacon
shoulders lie; clear kides 14c; bulk
shoulders 81; clear sides l2l: mes. pork
G92CG02 o.
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PILES, FISTULA, FISSUREs,
STRUCTURES. TUMORS, POLGPUs,
DISEASES as TAE BLADDER,
EEG.. Etc

Special attention gipra 10 Diseases Of tsmnIes.
nR. }. A CLOPT0N MAY BIZ CONSULTED
IL al the CITY Hotel Ia Nashville, from the
18th 20 the 10Th Of March.
lie could refer 60 several thousand Of the
most intelligent gentlemen q the South as u
his universal success
Perfect success guaranteed il the worst cass5
Of PILES.
&Dk- CLoPT0N may be consulted in Ciarks-
vile Tennessee, from the 9Th 70 the 18th Of
March
rnhle dr. -.
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In the article copied yesterday from the
st. Louis Times, describing the grand doings
at the recent mulatto wedding in that city,
the fortune of The duaky bride was mis-
stated. Il should have read three or four
hundred thousand dollars.
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MARKETS BY TELRaRAPa
InTalan NEarlPls.

LONDON, Feb. 18-Eyening -Con-ols
closed at 92s@92i. sos 7I2. !! G. s84.
Erie 494.
FRANKFORT, Feb. 10 Evening Bonds
strong at 755
LIVERPOOL, Feb. I8.-Eyening Cot
ton closed active and higher; middling up
lands 9ld; Orleans 9sd; sales 10000 bales.
AdviCes from Manchester favorable.
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THoNPsoE BRoTHERs still hare on
hand all kinds of good Bleached Coaons,
bought before the recent great advance in
prices. feki9-2l
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AI.I.nnl. nArhrI

ST. LOUIS, Feb. Is. - Tobacco steady
and more active; Tugs S6@S; common 20
fair leaf. 50 40(9lO25. f,lour-suPerdne
S7G7 IS. Red wheat 81 55G2 G5. Corn
heavy, 72C9S SIC Oats 66@70c. Meas pork
S22 SO. Bacon iirmer, shoulders Zoe; clear
rib l2c; clear sides lSc; plain sngar cared
hams I51c.
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MARRIED

On the evening OF February H. nj the residence
Of the brides father. by kev. A. n. Cunniug
ham. Mr. RoBFEr h. BINFoRp, Of Richmond.
Virginia, 60 Mrs, MARY Ii. MAURY. Of Franklin,
Tenn, only daughter of VIM. O'Neil Perkins,
Esn
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Nrw YogK, Feb Is The house Of
Geo. A. Wioks & Go -rI-Pendet spras ue
prints 49,, coshico ani Merriam ID IA.
broSn sheeting- T. higher
New sork MONEY Raa sI0sk AsEK-l
NEW YORK, Feb. l8.- Money very easy
and unchanged. Sterling 9t6G95. Gold
l40fG' l405. Old Tenne-see's, IS; new 10
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G o al.

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY. JANU-
" Ar fc, lS6s, / shall deliver CUMBER-
LAND COAL from M oaice, 46 South COLLEGE
81 s0ath Cherry street. At thsfoliOwing prise
ROsnd Coal, IS so per Load,
JOHN L. GLENN KAY be founi at 81 South
Cherry street. MM. DEMS.
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SEARCH WARRANT ron A WIFE.-A
man whose wife had suddenly disappeared
from her home, was yesterday endeayoring
10 get ont a search warrant for her, having
learned that she had taken refnge'with a
disiant neighbor lie was advised that a
search warrant could hardly reach that
kind Of property, and concluded to try
some other means.
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WATER TAx.-PeFsons having 90 pay
Water Tax, or other taxes due the eorpo-
ration, can get Corporation Checks in
amounts to suit Of Thos. S. Mari, corner
Union and College streets. feb1l Iw.
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RemOvai.-F. Il. French has removed bis en-
tire tock of boots and shoes to mis- cid stand
No. IL Public Square. He invites his many
customers. and the public generally to ex-
anime his fine custom work, which will be sold
at greatly reduced prices ian4 II
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NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.-Cotton is fully
Ollie better uplands 234@25. Rice quiet
and unchanged Sugar steady; Cuba l24
@124. New Orleans molasses S069 go.
Flour 5Gl0e lower Wheat quiet and
firm, So 4lG2 50. Corn dali western
81 256el %.
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Burial OF JOHN FARRELL-JOhn Far
rel the young brakeman who was killed in
the railroad accident in the Cumberland
Mountains on the morning Of the 5th inst,
was buried in the Catholic cemetery yes
IprlaN-
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REAL EsTATE.--A large number of lots
on Russell street Edgefeld, one mile from
Nashville, were yesterday sold by The
Clerk and Master Of the Chancery Court at
prices ringing from SIS to ST. per foot.
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The Healing Pool, ana House of
Mercy. go Howard Association Reports. for
Young Men. on the CRIME OF SOLlTUDE.
and the Errors Abuses and Diseases which de-
stroy the manly powers and create impediments
10 Marriage. with sure means Of relief Sent
sealed letter envelopes. free ofchsrge Adore
De. 3. SkIALiN HoUahIJN. Howard Asso-
citation. Philadelphia. Pa maybe 3m
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BUREAU JUsTICE.-This il the way an
cx-Bureau agent says he disposed Of an
offender who was brought before him on 4
very serious charge: 81 found him four
hundred doIlars--and bis daddy paid IL"
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RADICAL WAED MEETINGs-The Radi-
cal ward meetings fer the nomination Of
delegates 10 the convention of Saturday
will be held tonight. To all appearances,
everything is "cui and dried, and if Sam
bo don't get rebelions, all will be harmo-
niou7
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RoBBHG A RALRoAD.-JOhn Ruther-
ford was arrested yesterday on charge of
stealing a large amount Of freight from
some cars on the Nashville and Decatur
railroad.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For choice GROCERIES, WINES an,
BRANDIES, go to
.. w. w. TOTEM, az BRO,
No. 2S College ST., Nashville, Tenn.
decl7 If
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CONFIDENCE DoDaE.
summary Suppression Of Ten cent
Institution.


Institution.
The negroes, often as they are imposed
on by the whites, suffer as much from the
sharpers Of their own race, and they are
fast running TO gambling dens, groggeries
and billiard saloons on their own plan, ex-
Gliding the white trash altogether. A
sable scamp was snatehed up by the police
yesterday while taking in" a crowd Of ig-
norant country dsrkies who wanted 10 bet,
and was ingloriously marched off to the
workhouse as he was abont to close up on
several extravagant risks. He had with
him tin tobacco-box, and in the presence
Of the unsophisiicated assemblage, he drew
1t from his pocket, and in taking pom
derous chew, displayed a paper dime in
the midst of the weed. They all saw it,
and an accomplice Of the shsrper slipping
up, pretended to steal the dime, and put il
in his pocket, then remarked 10 the man
with the tobacco:
" | see you carries your money wild your
'baeco."
Yes" replied the other, dar's whar
keeps it,"
Bet you five dollar faint dar now"
The bet was at once taken, and half a
dozen Of the negroes eagerly Joined in the
betting, as they knew they had seen the
dime removed.
Rascal No. ] then drew frora his pocket
the tobacco box, which had false bottom,
and opening it displayed dime among the
tobacco in an apartment Of the box exactly
similar TO that from which the money had
been taken. The sstonishment depicted
upon the faces Of the black crowd at seeing
what they supposed to be the veritable
dime they had seen removed, il indies
eribable, and had not Il policeman at once
inierfered they would have given up the
money they believed they had lost The
accomplish ofthe tin-box chap escaped
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Cincinnati Market.

CnSoIEEATI, Feb. I8.-Flonr and wheat
unchanged and quiet. Shelled corn 70 a.
Soc, Pork dull 81 S2S 2j@23 50. Bacon
shoulders l0tc clear sides 1910 clear rib
DO. I2ic Lard i4t0 l4tc. Batter firm at
S9(94Oc. Eggs 27@2Sc. Cheese an
changed. Groceries steady.
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our GAINESVILLE Agent. JOHN w
FAXON. Of the Northern Bank Of Tennessee
is our authorized AGENT at Clark7yille. Tennos-
see. 10 receive and receipt for subscriptions and
nArartiarmnni. Tor the lNInN Am DIsrATCn.
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THE WILLIAMS VILE CAsE.-The ia
nous Williams will case came mp in The
Supreme Court Yesterday, and The argu-
ments pro and con will he concluded to-
day. The decision will of course be re-
srrYed, probably for several davs.
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POLICE DRLL.-The Metropolitan Pc
lice are hereafter to be drilled every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday.
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New Adyeriisenents

1t will be seen by an Advertisement in
this mornings paper, that our genial and
courteous friend, ex-Mayor w. Matt.
Brown, has been appointed by Gen. For
rest as general agent for the Southern Life
Insurance Company. We can fully in
dorse this appointment, as we feel sure the
General could have put no better or popu-
lar man in tie place than the ex-Mayor.
Ry reference to advertisement in our
columns. il will be seen that the agency of
the Planters Insurance Company, in this
c;ty. has removed its headquarters 30 No.
so North Cherry street, in the came Office
with the Southern Life Insurance Com
pany. Gen. Forrest IL the President of
ihis company, and Mr.. j IL. farrar is
local agent for this city.
The Great Western Dispatch Fast
Freight Line has secured the services OF
captain NJ. b. Pitcher as agent In this city.
This line guarantees the best time from all
points Fast, and has established the value
uf it, guarantees by strict conformity
With all ils engagements. Ii is reliable
and fast, and its rates are euch as to COM
pete with any other line. Capt. Pitcher,
having been reared in Nashville and in
heriied name for energy, and added to IL
hy his own industry and ability, - we'll
known to our business men, and in accept
ing this agencv, presents as claims with
peculiar force.
Messrs. Kinney x Wand, al the Mer-
chants Exchange, late Stedmsn's, receive,
immediately on the arrival OF each steamer,
the manifests of the same, which will he
great convenience 10 the public. This
establishment, being centrally located, and
having the constant attraction OF the best
edibles and drinkables, will be the most
agreeable and accessible point 20 get The
latest river news They now have the
manifests of the Tyrone, Tslismau, sud
Nashville
la calling special attention 10 the adser-
tisement Of 6. III Stevens offering the
dnegl ahi cheapest wagons ever presented
10 the community in such variety anu
quantity, We can say that no better terms
than he gives can I've had elsewhere, for
these indispensable articles. Read has
prices. and 60 and huy a wagon.
Our friend. +. Kline, the fashionable
tailor ON Cherry street, left for New York
last night, % lay in a fresh stock Of goods
in his line for the spring custom. His
well.known taste and skill in his business
are sufficient guarantee that be will return
an lev weeks with the latest styles Of
goods from the most fashionable marts of
The world. prepared to furnish the Nash
Vile public with al that can be desired IA
the wav Of dress and business apparel,
during the approaching spring and sum
mer.
Albert q seeman, % PGhlic Square,
otier an extensive stock OF drygoods, cloth
Ing, etc, at auction this morning.
The Nashville leaves for Cairo 10 NOR
row at 4 =. x.
The Emma Fioyd viii leave FOX Louis.
vile and Cincinnati NJ the same time.
CIRCUIT CoUET.-This court viii again
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Female Insfsfufe.

TIE SPRING TERM OF THIS INsTITU
ton vail commence on MONDAY. EEBhO
AIRY 8 md continue until the third 1nursday
OF June. feb2 ~
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- Orieaaa lIa.kef.

NEW ORLEABs, Feb..13.-Cotton buoy
ant and advancing Middlings 24c. sales
700; receipts 1902; exports 4l62 Sugar
and molasses frner,
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For ali Points above Nashville

OF sit othtS hDOSe ~ hsANillS
THE FINE PASSENGER
steamer lila Hughes, WV. z9sf--A
DIN. Master. WM. WOOn, Clerk will go
leave a. above on WEDNESDAH, the 18th in1J d.
st o'clock P n
For treisht or passage Apply on hoard. or e.
CORBEfr & BOHD,
Al and A. Front street
HARRISON n SONS.
tehlS e W A. PEBBLES. Agent
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville H.. TOO A. N. and 7.45 r. n.
Arrive AZ Nashville at 90 4. Al. and 5. ~ P. ~
Franklin Accommodation train arrive iH
Nashville ll.f5 A. n. and leaves 500 ?. h--eN-
cept on Sunday.
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GKETLET X LOUISVILLE - Horace
Greeley lectared in Louisville last night
on selfmade Men
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RIVER AND WEATHER.,

The river is nov falling. whh f7s fsst
scsnt on the shoals
ARRIVED
None.
r DEPARTED. -
Tyrone. Cairo.
Pine Grove, Cincinnati
Delaware, PiasbETz.
The louisville Journal Of yesterday
saGs:
The "anfoasfic fireman ia the MAJOR
Anderson wa put ia motion yesterday,
and worked adnirably. Unfortunately an
iron spike vas thrown N the hopper or
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CIRCUIT CoUET.-This court will again
be In seasion today.
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TRYTss THE SrocKEL1- - The VIM.
stockell engine was ont on the Square yes
,srday. throwing water over the fve-story
baiidines, for the entertainment Of The nes
Fire Department, who had never before
tried the machine.
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NASHVILLE AND RORTHwEarFRE RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville At. l2l5 A. n. and 5g1 P 81
Arrives VI Nashville at..7;l5 a. II. and bh p NJ
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RAILROAD AMI STAGE TINE TABLE

once Hours.
RON ~. to6P.M. SUNDAYS ? to Q a n.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NASHVILLE. Feb. Is. 1865

NASHVILLE, FEB. IL, ISbS.
COTTON.-As will be seen by the state
ment given below, the transactions of to-
day do not foot up as favorably with re
gard 10 the amount of business done, a.
yesterdag. Holders have been asking prices
which leayeno margin on the New York quo
tations, and buyers appear disposed to wait
for further developments. Prices, however,
continue to advance at Liverpool and New
York, and at the close here quotations were
&c. higher than last reported. The market
closed firm at 22c. Receipts 464 Shipped
693, and sales of 42l, "a follows: at 22i,
"a at %, 40 at 2l3, 81 at 81, SO at 2Ol, at
lS4, IS at 1si, So at III, l24 at 2ll, 30 at
q !, and Is at l94.
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept l. 1867 so
Received to day.-.. ............ 46f
keceiy ell previously O1li669
Total ............, ..-....-.. ............ 'lN1l
Shipped -day...-...-..-..-...-......-.. 69b
Shipped previously 50 So 90
Stock on hand to -day..-......-.......... 37il
The stock on hand on the corresponding
week last year was 1858 bales.
Receipts for the 1866 bales
Shipped during the week .....,.......-....}622
Sold during the week ..-...,...-....s1U2l "
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sceoad Washington and Southern Via
Chattanooga.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-19

F3rsf washington aad Southern via
Chattanooga.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-19

,gasavTT.Lr AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
gosve Nashvjile at........s0o A. n. and 40 P. NJ
alive AZ chattann0ga.-. 400 4. N. and 300 p. NJ
shelby HE and Tullahoma Accommodation
lsaves ~ Nashville ....- .-..". 90 ~ ?. NJ
Arrives N NR7hyille................ l''N A. NJ
a I'd
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-19

nesasar. slcmphls and New Orleans.