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says that the Starlight, Monsoon and Ma
tional were all loading.
The Chattanooga Rep'lbiioqn Of yesterday
says;
From the effects Of the recent rains the
river continues to rise. The water is now
half way to the top of the banks from the
average water mark inthe winter season,
and serves as a gentle reminder to the good
people of Chattanooga, that once upon a
time, about year ago, our city was com
Pletely inundated, causing many Of our
citizens to suffer heavy losses pecuniariiy
We hope, however, that We may not be
blessed with third edition Of the flood
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-05

UNITED STATES ATTORNEY. 49, Philip
Lipdsley, Esq., Of the law firm of Linds-
ley & Steger, Of this city, has been nomi-
mated by the President for the position Of
United States Attorney for the Middle Dis
trict Of Tennessee, to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Judge Harri-
son. Mr.. Lindsey is very competent to
I'll the place.
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rne Heal,ne Pool. anna nou.e q

Mercy. = 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 iInpediments
to Marriage. with sure means of relief. Sent
sealed letter envelopes. free ofcharge. Adore
DR.. ]. SKILLIN HOUGHTON. Howard Asso-
citation. Philadelphia. Pa. mayl9 Sm
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS certificates
were issued to the following white citizens
yesterday;
Geo. Preston, Edward Bulbil, Jno. Dunn,
c. II. Harrison, John /. Dearman, Benz
Mailock, Major VIM. Gray, r. Campbell,
G.. F. Bauer, G. W. sweeny, A. j. Moore,
Major Enos Hopkins, Fred. Mohn, r. J.
Beiterlioh, VIM. MeCabe, VIM. Fay, 6. d.
Wagner, John T. Smith, Conrad Deck,
Charles Dana, Robert Cowall, George A,
Wright, II. W. Fsrnsvorih, Michael Elem
ming. NJ. r. Howe, J. r. Winter. Charles
Dimond. W r. Whittmore, John H. But
IoG. VIM. ID. Robinson, Miohael Connolly,
James MsEinnis, Albert PEBBLES, Phillip
Farrell. J. J. Newlin, Ahram Moore. + A
Fnller James +. Atherns.
Sirty-two were Issued during the day
making the grand total thus far Issued
qOql. The registered negroes outnumbei
the white voters three TO one. The regis
| tration Office will not be opened again be
fore election.
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REGISTERING WATcHEs.-Messrs. Gates
4 Pohlman, as will be seen by their adver-
tisement, have adopted a most excellent
idea of regist ering the watches of such Of
our citizens as desire it. In the event of a
watch being stolen, this description would
greatly facilitate its recovery.
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The following dispatches we're received
TO day at the Chamber of commerce:
NEW YORK, March 4.--Gold opened At
I4l. 1920 A. M.-C3old l4l. Cotton market
very firm, aud holders are asking higher
fgurea. ~ M-GOld l4ls Coiton-de-
Easnd good and prices have advanced. Low
lniddliug 23c, niddling 24c, good middling
255e, Mobile 244e, Orleans pc. Market
excited. 2 P. M.-Demand good and
prices have advanced. Low middliug 24e,
uplsHds 25c, Mobile middling 251c, Or.
leans middling 26c, good middling 26to.
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Rev NIarriage Gnide.

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 DIR. j. SKILLIN H0UGHTON. Howard
Association, Philadelphia. Pa
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For Constable

We are authorized and requested to announce
q. w. OWEN as 2 candidate for Constable in
the Seventeenth Civil District. (Edge6eld) at
the ensuing March election. feh29 I'd
We are authorized to announce A. d.
CREIGHTON as an independent candidate for
Constable in the First (Nashvile) District, at
the ensuing March election. feb27 td
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THE ARCHIBALD TRAGEDY. - John
Archibald, who shot his wife in South
Nashville short time since, disappeared
from bis home early yesterday morning
and was afterwards seen on the franklin
pike, in his shirt sleeves, armed with two
revolvers. He appeared to be laboring
under an attack Of insanity, and talked
constantly of of being pursued by a wo-
man and the police. Half dozen of his
neighbors mounted horses and rode out in
search Of him, but failed TO find him.
About noon he quietly returned to his
home
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DEATH OF A PIoEEER.-Allen Cotton, a
native Of Hartford county, North Carolina,
and for nearly three quarters of century
a resident Of Middle Tennessee, died in this
vicinity on the 10th Of February nit Mr..
Cotton was in the s7th year Of hia age He
was a familiar acquaintance with many of
the old citizens Of Davidson and Sumner,
and was famous grower Of fine horses.
lie was the owner Of Wdlk-in-tie- Wafer,
JOHN DAWSON, and a number Of noted
racers OF the times past and gone, aud 10
the end Of his long and active life took
great interest in the improvement Of the
stock Of this section.
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ARREST IN EDoEFIELD.-Policeman J
W. Patterson yesterday arrested in Edge
field Jno. Crowell, alias Charlie Adams,
charged with obtaining goods under false
pretensea,
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Fun AT AN AUCTION. The auction sale
Of unclaimed packages by the Adams Ex-
press Company yesterday proved a source
Of much merriment TO the crowd of bidders.
One Of them bid high on candIe-box
which on being opened was found full of
last years almanacs. One of our German
friends got package containing an army
muster roll, and gentleman of the Hebrew
faith was as.onished on finding that box
which he had paid two dollars and halt
for was closely packed with nicely bound
copies of the New Testament. Another
man paid the same price Cor box Of what
proved 20 be- Etheridge tickets of the last
Gubernatorial campaign. The loss Of this
hor probably had something 10 do with
the defeat Of the Conservative champion
in August Ii was closed up again and for
warded to Brownlow, marked &C. o. D.
Other bidders were more fortunate, one Of
them securing box containing FIX OF
eight sets OF jewelTy, for which he paid
only two dollars.
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A FAST SHoP-BoY.-T Coleman,
negro boy fourteen years Of age, employed
in the store Of Plowmaa q Ewes, groeers,
Desderick street, was arrested yesterday
morning for stealing thirty-nine dollars
FROM the till. The amount was found upon
bis person, and he afterwards confessed
having stolen forty-eight dollars more in
Esrious sums at different times. He was
committed to Jail BY Justices Csssetty and
Brien, to await trial before the Criminal
Court.
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Too MUCH PowDER.-Two prominent
business firms yesterday paid fines of $40
in the Police Court for keeping in their
establishments quantity Of powder ex-
ceeding twenty-five pounds
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RENoyED rRoT 20 no ~.

The Wheeler a Wilson Sewing Ma
chine Agency has just been removed from So
to "a North Cherry-now occupying the Office
recently occupied by the Florence and Hewe
Agency.
Having on the 9th of June, 1867, taken the
Highest Premium and only Gold Medal at the
Paris Exposition. in France. over eighty-two
competing machines and having taken all the
great premiums of all the great fairs of the
world. for many years, all parties wishing to
buy Sewing Machine should not fail to exam
inc the Wheeler & Wilson, now greatly superior
to all others. Call upon or address
W. @. Waller,
No "a North Cherry,
feb26 2y NashyiiIe Tenn.
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To the voters of Davidson County

To the Voters Of Davidson County.
The undersigned would respectfully an
nounce to the voting public that he is still
on the track az a candidate for Revenue
Collector at the ensuing election. The
duties of my Office have been so arduous
that | have found it impossible to see
many of my fellow-citizens in person, and
therefore take this method of reminding
them that would be pleased to hear from
them at the polls on Saturday next
Respectfully,
mars 1t JAMES H. COLLINS,
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Gold receded slightly in New York YES

Gold receded slightly in New York yes
terday. The following arc the quotations
Opened at al, was 141 at 1920, 141s at
1880, al at noon, and closed at 14Os at
SP. NJ. Dealers here were paying 14O and
holding at 1419.
Government securities were a shade
better in New York yesterday. The fol-
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-05

MCKINLEY PRoTEsTs.-In the House
yesterday, Representative Mckinley, of
Sumner, delivered himself Of an elaborate
protest against the action of the Legisla-
ture in the case of Judge Barry.
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For Chancellor

We are authorized to announce Hon. TH0S
BARRY, of Sumner county, asa candidate for
Chancellor of the Seventh Chancery District
embracing the counties Of jackson. Macon
Sumner, Stewart, Montgomery and Robertson,
Election March 2S mari III
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SINGLETON, at the postolice, has the
Wayerly Magazine, Harper's Bazaar; ALEC
the Phunuy Phellow, Budget Of Fan and
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For Louisville and Cincinnati,

THE FINE PASSENGER
i steamer Havana, PIERCE. Mas LsllltsEs,,.i&
ter, JOHNT MII.Es, Clerk. will leavef@2sszs1
as Faboye on THURSDAY. the 5th instant AZ 4
o'clock P. u.
For freight or passage apply On board, OF &,
VI. A. PEBBLES. Agent
Corner Broad aud Front sfreets
CORBErT ( BOYD or
MARI 2t HARRISON 4 SONS
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No. "a North Cherry,
Nashville, Tenn.

COnJugaI Love. and the HappIness
of True aarrIage.-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.. ]. sKILLIN HoUGaTON. How
ard Association. Philadelphia, Pa. feb2 3m
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| have known Mr.. O. Cohen from his
boyhood; he is of long-lived family, has
always been a remarkably healthy man,
and is so at this date. elass hiu as a
first-rate risk. r. d. ARNOLD, NJ. ID.
Savannah, Jan. %, 1868.
have known Mr. O. Cohen for over
thirty years, az merchant in this city,
and he has always been considered in the
community "a a highly honorable man
and any statement made by him is entitled,
in my estimation, to entire confidence.
HL II. BRIGHAM.
Savannah, January, 1868.
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LouIsviIIe Market.

LOUISVILLE, March 4.--Tobacco-sales
Lie hhds. Lugs TO medium leaf S. $50
10 %; Owen county cuttings SIS IS
Hart county manufacturing S23 IS. Cot
ton has advanced to 23c, with an upward
tendency. Mess pork S24 so; bacon,
shoulders l13@l14c, clear sides l54@i54e,
fancy hams l64c, bulk, clear sides 1870
lac; lard 16c wheat So 5O@2 IS; corn
73@75c; oats 6S@69c; -four, suPerfne
So 25, extra family $40 %; whisky, free,
50 24@2 25; copper, in bond, So IS.
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For Sheriff

We are authorized to announce W. e. SHAW
as a candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county,
at the ensaing March election. - H
"a @
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Snow WooD-Cut and split ftom dry
cord wood, and delivered at the house o.
the purchaser for s. 90 per cord, from the
ward Of ROBERT MACKEEzIE,
North College ST., opposite I. & n. Depot
feb24.d
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PERsoNAL.-Gen. John c. Brown, Of
Pulaski, and Judge A. NJ. Hughes, Of CO.
lnmbia, are in the city.
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Tar Reservoir Mills will commence
operations again next week. This will be
gratifying TO those who wish first class
flour.
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The Franklin Brick Machine

Is guaranteed with eight men and two horses
to make 200 to $500 frst-class Brick per hour,
and by steam, 1905 to 1000 per hour. accord
ing to the facilities for removing them.
offer to demonstrate these facts by Machines
IN actual operation, j. II. RENIcK.
feb2s Pm Il Broadway. New York. Room q.
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NJ. louis Marker.

Sr. LOUIS, March 4-Tobscco steady.
Flour-superfne Sos 25; wheat So So
az 20; corn S2@s5c; oats 6sG72c bar
ley 50 1902 As; mess pork $24 so ba-
cou--elear sides 144914ac, clear rib lS9c,
shoulders lls@1l4e; lard l5e9l6c; whis-
Ky 50 26. Weather clear and nilder.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
N OF &c e.

MESSRS. GREEN & GREEN. in con-
sideraiiOm OF the gloomy prospects
for business the present and coming
season, have decided to close their
business hOuse in this town during
the present month. They will re-
duce the price OF their goods tC COST,
so that those Who require such goods
will find il an object 10 supply them
selves. This is a very rare OppOr-
tunity.
GREEN e. GREEN,
mars If as College street.
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REV. DIR. BAIRD is preaching very night
~ large and attentive audiences. The ser
vices will he continued every night during
the week
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County JatIor.
We are authorized to announce JNO.
THOMPSON as an independent candidate for
Jailer at the sRsuins March election.
febl6 I'd
We are authorized to announce Esquire FAM
as candidate for County Jailor. subject to the
nominating convention. Election March Z. 1858.
febS I'd
We are authorized to announce A. A. CAR
TER as a candidate for the Office of Jailer Of
Davidson county, at the ensuing spring election.
jsn2l I'd
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As Rev. J. r Lindsey and DIS. {. L.
Winston, W. T. Briggs and ". K. Bow
ling have attempted 10 divesi me, in an
illegal manner, Of my rights as a Profess
aor il the Medical Department Of the Uni
geTsity OF Nashville, and have made a
parade Of the matter in the newspapers, /
hereby inform the public that / will seek
redress, In due lime, through the courts of
justice. T. r. JENNINGS. NJ. d,
Professor OF Anatomy in Medical nepart-
nens University OF Nashville.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NAsHv1IIF. March 4 1859

NASHVILLE, March 4, 1858.
CoTTeN.-W While the transactions have
not been large to-day, the market has been
very buoyant, aud all the good cotton
found buyers as soon as put on the market.
The market closed PC higher than yester-
day. Fine grades, classed az good mid
ding, closed at 2lt@22e. Received 294
bales, Shipped.4s, and sales Of 435, as fol
lows; q at &c, 2 at 213c, 10 at 2llc, l56
at 21c, SO at 204c, As at zoe, 40 at 1910, 8
at 19tc, q at 19c, 20 at 1910, at lsc 13
at 191c, and at Tic.
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For choice GROCERIES, WINES and
BRANDIES, go to
W. w. TOTEM & BRO,
No. Is College St, Nashville, Tenn.
dec1T If
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WEare authorized to announce JAMES
SLOAN as a candidate Tor Jailer of David
son comfy al the ensuing March election
\ mari I'd
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New YORK, March Action mac.
tive 1@l &c better sales 5000 bales mp
lands 25e Coffee very firm sugar, Cuba
I25@123c; -four 5(Gl0c better on low
grades; corn 81 23dl "a
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CinelnnRtl NInrhel.

CNcNNATT, March -Flour-family
$l1@ll Is; red winter wheat 50 35; corn
S5c; oats &c; fall barley 81 30; tobacco
firmer mess pork $23 50@24 SO bacon,
shoulders Il2c, sides 1S4@l24c, clear rib
l41c, clear sides l43c, plain hams l5c, SUI
gar cured hams l7@l8c; lard l24c; butter
400 45c; eggs 26c; timothy 50 40G2 %.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, March 5.--Cotton ac-
tive; middling 24c. Receipts 1000 bales.
Sales 1912. Exports 369l. To-day very
generally observed as a holiday. Conyen-
ton not in session.
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a Move TO Prevent Immigration.

move 10 Ffefeht ttumtSFAH""'
The Senate yesterday passed bill which
should have been entitled an "act to pre-
vent immigration to the State of Tennes
see" 1t was a bill giving bounty to every
Federal soldier from Tennessee, and also
$50 to each citizen who lost bis life by de
votion to the Union. A Senator seeing the
impossibiliiy Of communicating with those
who have gone to the "other world, y
amended by making the bounty inure to
the benefit Of his widow and 'fleetle olfins."
The amendment was adopted. This bill
levies tax Of one per cent. on all the tax
able property Of the State, aud the same
tax onprivileges, or as is aow collected. This
bill will add something over S., 100000 to
the present outrageous taxation, which is
threatening Reputation throughout the
State. There IL now a deficiency of near
$4,000 600 ia the State treasury, and our
bonds are going begging at hfty-nine cents
on our streets-and when this news reaches
New York, our bonds will perhaps go as
low as fifty cents on the dollar. This ques-
ton brought ont all the eloquence of the
Senate. The debate was discnTsiYe and
struggling, and the appeals for "leetle
olfins" we're 80 touching that we thought
several times We would have nse for our
bandanna, but by choking back our sensa-
tions, we eased off with dry grin. That
the whole affair was touching particularly
to tax payers is not matter Of doubt. The
4 A.. e
eloquence, went of ia blaze of
glory, over his experience on seeing
the stars and stripes, when they first reached
the State. Senator Mathews, in the truly
Christian aud classical language of Gov.
Brownlow, spoke Of the Confederates az
"hell hounds"
The State has a Board of Immigration,
and is making some endeav0rs to encourage
labor and capital TO come here, but is il TO
be presumed that men of capital and OF
enterprise will come TO this State when
they are told that 10 the already heavy
taxes there il 10 be added an annual tax oil
one per cent, till several millions have
been raised Will wise and thoughtful
men be blind TO the burdens they assume
in coming TO this State? viii Commits
sioner Bokum tell each honest German,
whose thrill and energy we so much need,
that the tax on property has been almost
trebed in the present year?
Az much IA we desire to see Immigrants
settle in our State, il is due that they should
k6ow that while we have to borrow moaey
TO pay the debts OF the State, and have
even had 10 use the sacred school fund
TO pay for a useless militia, which has cost
us near 100000, that an additional tax Of
several millions is levied which they will
have the pleasure Of helping 10 pay.
Quite family quarrel was sprung yes.
terday in the Senate in regard TO the con.
iirmation Of the Meanwhile Enterprise a.
one Of the legal organs of the State. The
budderen Of the Happy Family seemed
not to thoroughly appreciate the !abcrs o.
the Eateprise, as the editor has been call
ing some Of the loyal ones" such eupho-
NOUS epithets a. "bummers and carpet
bag gentry"
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SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS
FOR SALE.

HIGHLY PROFITABLE PIECE OF
"A property-a Distillery and 300 acres Of
Land, all timbered, about twelve miles from
Nashville, one and q half miles from North
western Railroad, and near Charlotte Pike, in
GLIDING Still House, Saw Mill, Shed, Barns
Stables, eight or ten Cabins, Dwellings, etc. The
land Is rs good "a any in the State for growing
fruit or raising sheep-goOd for grass or grain.
The property will be sold with or without the
machinery for distillery. Ii the machinery is
not sold, boiler will be sold with TIE property,
TERMS CHEAP for cash. Look out or You
will lose good investment and q paying bust
ness. ANDERSON, JOHNSON 4 SMITH,
feb23 tt Agents.
al Al
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CLAIM CoAtAIssIoEERs.-The following
additional appointments Of Claim Com
missioaers we're issued from the Governors
Office yesterday:
Sewer county-R. A. Montgomery, s.
w. Handles, David Keener.
Sullivan county-N. ]. Phillips. A.
Gibson, james G.. Hicks.
Greene COUNTY NJ. Smith, Jas. A.
Galbraith, Thos. j. East4rly.
Union county-Wm. Hickle, Geo. w
Evans, Daniel Low.
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NEW YORK, March 4.-Money steady.
Call loans &c; sterling exchange 92@94c
Gold l4O4al4l. Old Tennessee's SO, new
do G9f-g -E E-