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to-day at the Chamber of Commerce;
LIVERPOOL, Feb. Is, ll:I5.-Cotton
market firm uplands 9t@Ssd; Orleans
82@94d. I:20 p M.-Cotton market buoy
ant sales to-day $4,000 bales; to arrive
at SID; uplands 8t@84d; OrleansSt@9d.
LONDON, Feb. Is, Ills A. M.-Consols
930934 Bonds 70. 1:2O P. M.-Consols
936935 Bonds 7ltG72.
New YORK, Feb. Is, II A. M.-Cotton
demand moderate, and prices firm; low
middlings 1886; middlings 204c; good
middlings 2l3c Mobile 203c; Orleans
2l4c; receipts Of the week $1,000 bales;
sales of the week $4,000 bales stock As
600 bales Gold 1404. II M.-Cottou de-
mand good and prices have advanced
low middlings zoe; upland middlings
203c; good middlings 22c; Mobile dc;
Orleans 2l4c Gold 1403. lilo P. M
Cotton demand good, and prices have ad-
vanced low middlings 20tc; middling
uplands q good middlings 224c; Mo
bile 2l4c; Orleans 2l4c. 2:20 P. M
Cotton demand active and prices have adj
vanced cent; market excited low mid
dlings 205c; middIings 2l3c, good mid
dlings DE; Mobile 2l3c; Orleans 224c.
Gold al. M.-Cotton demand at full
prices. Gold l4l4.
SUGAR-Orleans 14@I6lc; Demarara 81;
coffee A 173; l74e; G l6i crushed
1919.
CoFFEE-Rio 22@26c; Laguyra 279
Zoe; Java 33@4Oe.
CoRN-65c in wagons; 10000 at the
depot sacks included
BACoN-Clear sides I44@l5c.; should-
ers lie; hams l5c; sugar cured hams l73@
lSc.
WHEAT-$262 % per bushe.
FLoUR-Firm at Sl06lj.
SALT-S4 20 for : bushel barrels
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EscAPED-Lewis Merry, colored, while
being tried before Justices Cassetty & Brien
Yesterday, on charge of sssaulting a negro
named John Jackson, "sIoped' from the
court room and has not since been seen
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,Io,hn.iisfE niscopnI.

Union NJ. n. CHURCH-Summer street. near
CapitoI Avenue. Rev. ID. Rutledge Pastor
Services nj lOJI A. NJ. and P. NJ. Sabbath
School al 20 p. n.
tssesr SIMMER and High streets. South side
Rev n. A. Young, Pastor. Residence No. ~
South High street. Services nj lOia a. NJ, and
p A.. -. 80, ~ c.l
Summer aud Elm streets Rev. {. Z. Mayhem,
pastor. Services at l0lE A. NJ, and P. n.
CITY MISSION-Rev. ". ID. L. Sawrie, super
intendent. Residence No. 80 South h'Sh
street. -. a., I'M
TRINITY HURCH-EdgeGeld. Rev Felix
HI Hill. Pastor. Services at II 4. NJ.
TULIP STREET URCH-Edgeheld. Rev:
J. D. BRrbee, Pastor Services at Il A. NJ ana
aERWAN NJ. f. CHURCH-North Cherry
rtreet. near jefferson. Rev. Jno. H. Barth'
Z seats free sunday school al 2F.N.
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sABRATH CHURCH SERVICE,

Catholic.
CATHEDRAL-CornsT Of Cedar and Summer
Streets. Right Rev. =; a, toehany u: u, heN'
~ WeI-h and Rev ]. S. kean. Residence on
Summer street, adjoining the Cathedral; Sun
dsv Frercisea-Masses at 81 and o'clock, -
Al. High Mas aud sermon at lOlE A. NJ; Ma
for the teaghers and scholars Of the Sunday
School at A. NJ, and catechetical instruehons
Immediately thereafter Nespers and Bene-
diction al 81 7. -. Masaes every monins IN
CHaItRCH or TIE ASSUMPTIOE--Eorth
Nashville Rev Father Reps. RESIDENCE on
Church lot. Mas on Sunday al 3 A. ~ high
Mass and sermon at 10 A. a.; Catechism foT
children at P. a.; Nesper and benediction Ok
81, J6HN's CHURCH-Edgefel Rev. l. A.
Berrrath Mas on Sunday at 10 A. NJ.
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RELIGIOUS SERvICE.-The Rev. DR..
Bunting will preach in the First Presby
terrain Church, corner Church and Summer
streets, at II A.. NJ, on "The Salvation Of
Infants and the Consolation which the
Gospel brings to Bereaved Parents" The
usual service alao at pm.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-The jury in the
Watson murder case, and the jury in that
Of ex-policeman Green Thomas, are still
chung" with little prospect Of agreement.
A aole pros. was yesterday entered in the
case of Bryce middleton, coIored, charged
with assault with intent TO kill
The case Of Martha Reese, charged with
stealing hogs, will be taken up tomorrow.
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WONDERFUL NATURAL PHENOM-
ENON.
Giant PbanfOms on the battle-ground
of Nashville.

E-bhhaOlGS Oh thc AouthtA
of Nashville.
Most of our readers know the location
of three bald-headed hills-rendered go by
the ravages of the late varying between
the Charlotte pike and the river, in sight
of and some two miles distant from the
capitol. The outer lines of the Federal
works may still be seen along their sides
and crests, but there are no houses, trees or
fences to further break the dull monotony
of their outlines. Let any one who is
DESTROYS of witnessing a most startling nat
ural phenomenon, which throws the mirage
of the plains and the mist-visions of the
Scottish coast entirely in the shade, as
cend the central mound in a direct line
from the city, on any clear day. about an
hour by sun. When halfway up the de-
clivity, he will see other hills, palpable
even to grass clumps and little stones, grad
ually rising in the air, beyond the ones he
is ascending. If he pauses, these huge
phantoms remain stationary; if he ad-
vances, they continue to rise before him,
until within a few yards of the intrench-
ments, when they suddenly vanish into
nothingness, like scenes in a dissolving
view. How long this strange freak of mist
and sunlight has held court near us it is
impossible to say, for except some super
stitious whisperings Of negroes, nothing has
been definitely known until within the past
week. The scientific wherefores of the
foregoing we will not pretend to give at
present, but trust that some of our profess
fessors and Swans will in few days lay be-
fore us a thorough explanation of this new
wonder,
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baptist.

pTRCT DApTIST CHORCH-East fide sum
ner street. between Union and Cedar ~ set'
|. Rev. Tho. y. Skinner. ID D., Pastor. Resi.
dence No Al, South Vine street Services 81
ia. A.. and P. NJ. The Sunday School meet.
sPRINA STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
pain Avenue. Rev ID. W. Phillips, Pastor
Residence corner Spruce ana Cedar streets
Seryice at II A. ~, and P. N. .,,
CHERRY STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Cherry and Elm streets. Rev b. REIN
Pastor, Services at II A. M., and Z p d
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH-South Col
iege street. near Howard School building
Eider J. b. STEPHENS. Residence Demum
hrane street. west Of McNairy, Services al j
A. NJ and Pm.
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Moor CoURT-We are requested TO an
nounce that the moot court which has ex-
cited so much interest among the advocates
Of temperance, is again to be in session at
Elysian Hall, corner Of South Market and
lafayette streets tomorrow night A cor
dial invitation is extended the pnblic to
attend
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SUDDEN DEATH OF DISTRICT ATTORNEY
CARY.-Roswel! Cary, Esq, United States
District Attorney, and cousin to Judge
Eugene Cary, of the Circuit Court, died
suddenly in this city on Friday evening, OF
brain fever. HE remains were yesterday
forwarded TO Janesville, Wisconsin, his
former home. A large number ofGhe mem
bers of the Nashville bar Escorted them Ia
the InnisYille dennl
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ARRIVAL OF COSIvIcTs.-Three negro
convicts arrived here yesterday from
Brownsville, and were taken to the peni-
Tertiary. Two Of them had been sen
fenced to imprisonment ten wears, and the
other TO imprisonment for three years.
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PRICES CURRENT
e. @. BLATHERWICK.

- h ZOE
Nashville Gas Light Company
Nashville. Feb. q, 1858.
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS COMPANY
are hereby notified that the annual election
Of Directors for said Company takes pisrs
on the
5th Day of March, lsBs.
By order Of the. President
JAS. II. KENDRICR, Secretary.
feb7 ID lB. q. P.ST.l
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RFLFAsED on BAIL.-Bose Haley, the
man arrested few days since for the Sc
duction of a Kentucky girl, was released
from Jail yesterday on giving bonds.
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REV. r. II. PEARNE, Of Memphis, will
preach in the Union NJ. F. Church, North
Summer street, this morning at II O'Clock
and at J o'clock p. NJ.
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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
newsbovs and dealers 20 that they can cell
at this price.
Pay ONLY FIVE CENrs.
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srovE WooD-Cat And split from dry
cord wood, and delivered at the house Of
the purchaser for s. SO per cord, from the
yard Of ROBERT MACKENZIE,
North College ST., opposite L. & n. Depot.
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SINGLETON, at the postofice, has Godey's
Lady's Book and Peterson's Ladies' Mag
azine for March, the Waverly Magazine
Chimney Corner, Literary Album, New
York Ledger, and the other literary and
illustrated papers for the current week.
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STEALING JFwuRV.-A colored girl
named Fanny Franklin WAS committed TO
;.il Yesterday by Justice Mathews, in de-
s.plt Of bail for her appearance tomorrow, TO
answer . charge Of stealing jewelry'
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louisville Market


to arrive SIC; uplands 8sGSfc; Orleans
5000.
louisville Market
LOUISVILLE. Feb. l5.--Tobacco market
steady and firm Tugs 70 medium Leaf
SIS 25Ol4 IS. Flour -superfne SSG
8 25 fancy So 50@13. Wheat 81 50G
. So. Corn. shelled in bulk, 71G7 Gc.
Data G6(G68c Cotton l86l9c. Lard
l44c. Bulk meats - shoulders 93c; clear
sides 123c Observation-Disclosures l0fc; clear
sides l3ic Meas pork S23.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 5.-Flour-famiIy
SIl6Il 25. Wheat is held at 81 1902 IS.
Corn frmer at S2G86c. Oats dull at &c.
Mess pork dali at $50 1923. Bulk
meats-shoulders S1c sides l03c. Bacon
shoulders l04c; sides l24@13c; sugar
cured hams l59l6c. Batter scarce at 80
G4Oc. Eggs dull at 3I@32c. Cheese
dull at l5@l6c. Clover seed 1890 limo
thy s. 50@2 CO. Coffee 23@264c.
81. LOuis MarseI.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 15.-Tobaoco has fell
in prices. Flour steady. Wheat slightly
easier. Corn dull at 85G88c. Oats Ga
Tic. Mess pork S22G22 so. Bacon
clear sides 123@l3o; shoulders 94@10c
Lard dali at lac.
New York Market.
NV YORK, Feb. 15-Cotton Is decided
ly active, at 4@lc better; sales 10000
bales. Rice firm; Carolina l04@ lie.
Coffee firm. Sugar quiet Cuba 124@ lac.
Flour very firm. Wheat firm and quiet.
Corn dull and heavy at 81 279l 30.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NV YORK, Feb. 1.-THE market Is
less active for domestic and cotton goods
Sprague prints are &c lower. Amosksag is
no to 12lc Standard sheetings 17!@lSc.
New York Money and stock Market
New YORK, Feb. 15.-Money easy
and freely offered at 495c. Sterling quie,
at 94@93c Gold 4l@4l4 New Tennss-
sees 60..
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l5.-Cotton Is in
good demand; niddlings 20020tc; sales
5000 bales receipts 404l bales; exports
4253 bales; exports yesterday not report
ed 11,4l0 bales. Sugar and molasses
nominaIly lover.
u
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SABBATH SCHOOL ADDRESS. u. Douglas
Cross, Esq, will address the Sabbath School
Of the First Presbyterian Church at P. N.
to-day.
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McFrRRIN & Co., q North Cherry
street. have Godey's Lady's Book for
March. Chimney Corner, New York Ledger,
southern Opinion, and Sentinel on the
Border.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-A cor Of Judge
Alvin HawLins, Of the Supreme Court,
was accidentally shot and badly wounded on
Friday. While walking with his father in
Edgefeld, pistol in his pocket exploded,
the ball entering the upper portion Of the
leg, running down several inches and
barely missing the femoral artery.
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WATER TAx.-Per=ons having to pay
Water Tax, or other taxes due the corpo-
ration, can get Corporation Checks in
amounts to suit, Of Thos. s. Mari, corner
Union and College streets febll lw.
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JUDGMENT AGAINST AN AUCTION HOUSE.
"A few days ago there was a sale of IN
called for packages Of the Adams Express
Company, at the auction house of T. W.
Barnes & Co, On Friday a merchant
named Hyman entered suit against the
aforesaid auctioneers to recover the amount
which he bid and paid for three boxes
knocked down to him or that occasion.
The prosecutor claimed that the boxes in
question were not on the advertised list of
packages which the agent of the Express
Company caused to be published in the
daily papers; that the auctioneers failed
to give notice TO bidders when the uncalled
for goods of Adams Express had all been
sold; that he bid upon the packages under
the impression that they belonged to the
lot of Adams Express freight which was
being sold to pay charges. He claimed
that the failure of the auctioneers TO give
due notice when the sale of uncalled tor
packages was concluded, and their selling
of other boxes as if they we're part and
parcel Of the aforesaid uncalled for freight,
laid them liable for the amount which he
bid and paid for the same. The case was
tried before Justice Wilkinson, who yes
terday rendered Judgment of 1913 in favor
Of Hyman, and ordered the return Of the
bOXea.
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county yaiIor.

We are authorized 10 announce JNO.
THOMPSON as an independent candidate for
J&ileT al the ensuing March election.
febl6 q
Weare authorized to announce Esquire FAN
as a candidate for County JailoT subject to the
nominating convention. Election March :. 1855.
febSti
We are authorized 20 announce A. A: CAR
TER a. a candidate for the office Of Jailer OF
Davidson county, at the ensuing spring election
janI "a
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Gold advanced J of one pen cent in New
York yesterday. The following are the
quotations; Opened at 14O4,was 400 at
1890, 14O2 at noon, al at 2:20 and
closed at l4OB at 3P.M. The brokers
here were paying lS94 and holding at 14lk.
Government securities were quoted in
Nm vi. ,rn.ltorInu M fnlInuro
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Oar GAINESVILLE Agent. JOHN W
FAXON, Of the Northern Bank Of Tennessee
is our authorized agent at Clarksvilie' Tennos-
zoe, 10 receive and receipt for subscriptions and
advertisements for the UNION AND DISPATCH.
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FIRST PRESBYTERtAN CHUBCH-Sonth-
ssst corner Church and summer streets Rev
HI i. bunting. Pastor. Residence at the Par
sonave Sammer street. Services az lliA. NJ,
and ~ p NJ Seats free Al night =.
Associate REFORMED fRESBlTERlAA
gUtfRCU-Corucr OF College and Ash streets
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN .CHuBCH-North
md street Rev. W W. Campbell, Pastor
Residence G6 Union Street Services az II
NJ and ~ z. n.
p2FSbVTFRtANCH oodland street
FdEe6eld. Services at II A. Al. Kew jaime
". McNeily Pastor.
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WHERE ARE TIE REeRATERs ?-Since the
advent Of the metropolitan police, not
single arrest has been made of persons buy
ing articles in market 10 sell again.
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SHOW THYsELF A MAN.--The Rev. Dr.
Baird will preach this morning at IL
o'clock to the Young men Of the city, on
David's precepts to solomon. In the eve
ming, at 7 o'clock, he will address his ser
mon to the young ladies. We hope that
he may have large audiences.
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Revenue collector.

We ars authorized TO announce the name Of
Capt MICHAEL WALSH as a candidate for
the Office Of State and County Tax Collector
for the county Of Davidson.
feb "a MANY VOTERS.
Woare authorized 20 announce JAMES II
COLLINS as a candidate for reelection to the
Office Of Revenue Collector for Davidson county
at the ensuing March election.
ianll Cd
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CONFIRMATION MOGEN DAVID oRTHQ-
DOE-North Market street, VI Myer Minis
fer. A. Iande President J. Ellis, Vice Prttl-
dent.
CONGREGATION BUAI JESHURUM RE
FORM-North Front street. ;. Well Presi-
dent: NJ Fishel. Vice President,
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THE CORPORATION LoAN.-The Mayor
and the Finance Committee yesterday ef-
fected loan of five thousand dollars from
the Fourth National Bank, and the police
received months pay. Negotiations are
open for a further loan, three thousand
dollars Of which will go to pay the Fire
Department, and the Street Department
will get two thousand more. The employees
in these departments are TO he paid this
week.
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PtEST CUMBERLAND PkESBN
HIIRCH-M est side Summer street., corner
Tnmhsrlana Alley. between church ana
- RssidPnce 4 Spruce street Services al
Al A. Al. and p. 81. Once in front part o.
ths church. Ofice hours from % OF; y, .
sFCOND CUMBERLAND tkkobh IAN
gHti RCH-Carner Soath College and MulbeT-
- streetg Rev. g. NJ hslsell, Pastor, ke4-
tenre 326 South Cheuy street, -eryices at II
~ and p. 81.
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Bound OVERALL Cummings and
james Keith, two Of the party charged with
stealing two mules and horse from Don
aid Clark, were yesterday brought before
Justices Cassetty & Brien, and gave bonds
in the sun Of $4,000 for their appearance
before the Criminal Court.
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ST A II E M f N 7
or The CONDITION or TEE
Home Insurance Company


OF Nesy Haven, Connecticut, On she
SLst day % December, 1897, az Re-
turned 80 the Comptroller OF she
State Of Tennessee.
AMI Of Capital auth'd by Charter s., 1000 90
Amt actually paid in cash l,O00OO %
AssETs:
LIABILITIEs:
Losses adjusted and due-.--..-..------.-.. None.
Losses adjusted and not dae.......-..--- None,
Losses in process OF Rdjustment.--..--S $3.50 81
Amount Of FIRE risks outstanding 80, III o0l -
Amount Of inland risks outstanding ll,S12 W
Largest amt insured in sny one risk 25;WV W
ID. X. SATTERGEh, President;
VIZ. S. 6ooDELI. Secretary.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT
NEw HAVEN COUNTY. So.
Personally appeared. D. r. Satterles. Press
dent. and WIn 8 G0odeli. Secretary Of the
Home Insurance Company, % New Ha-
ven Connecticut, who heing severaily sworn
depOse aud say that the foregoing l. full, tIue
snd correst statement Of the Affairs Oi SAID In
surance Company, and that they are the above
described officers thereof.
JOSEPH SHELDON. Notary Public.
r. P.PECk, Agent
no. So. North College st, Nashville.
jan3o 3E
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~ Sundays sHcspte5J

for1svurE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Lave Nashville at. Tor 4. u. and 7.45 P ".
Arrive NJ Nashville at 90 A. ". and - P. n.
Franklin Accommodation train arrives N
Nashville 1l.5l A. N. aud leaves 5.3n p M-eN-
cent on Sunday.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river ~ now falling, WIN six and
one-half feet on the shoals.
ARRIVED.
None.
DEPARTED.
Talisman, Csiro.
Ella Hughes, upper Cumberland.
EXPECTED.
A. Baker, from upper Cumberland.
BY telegraph
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 15.-The river Is on
a stand, with eight feet in the canal, and
six feet on the falls Weather clear
Thermometer SO
ST. LOUIS, Feb. I5.-Weaiher clear aud
very mild.
PIrTsBURa, Feb. i5.-River falling,
with FIVE feet in the channel Weather
clear. Thermometer AZ.
For Cairo, SO. louis, Memphis ami
New Orleans.
THE FINE PASSENGER STEAM
er Tyrone, IoA HABN4N, Mas lSltAkrxsf
ter, W. WEAVER Clerk, will leave as 2Eskats1ss
above on TUESDAY, the 18th instant, a. 4
o'clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
C0RBETT & BOYD,
Al and AZ Front street,
or HARRISON 4 SONS. lAgsnts.
fsbl6 2t
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CHURCH OF THE ADVENT.-South Vine
street. Rev. EJames Moore services st / /
A. N. and ?. n. SUNDAY cao9l At , - - -,
seats free 20 all. W edne5day hoihAa -
prayers az n O'Clock. al
CuPlST CWURCH-NoriheRst corner Church
and High streets. Rev. W. }. Ellis Rector.
Service ~ l0lA N. and A. suhd"'
school 50 A. W. .-,.,-- -
CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINlTl-CoIner
Of South HiFh street and Ewing avenue hcN-
W. T. Helms. Rector. service ~ lV'a 4, n.
Of Watson and Oak. Services az lvfE A. A.
aud D. Rev J. II. Bellies. Rector
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 15.-Evening Cotton
closed buoyant; sales Is, 900 bales uplands
to arrive SIC; uplands SsGS4c Orleans
SIG9c.
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THE EDUCATIONAL MEETING AT THE
CAPTToI~-The meeting at the capitol yes
terday to take into consideration the pro
priely Of inviting the National Teachers
Association to hold its next annual meet
ing in this city, was rather s cousuHptive
affair. The Superintendent Of Pablic In
struction and a number of teachers Of col
ored schools formed the bulk Of the four
teen persons present There was a good
deal OF discussion "a to whether the six
hundred or eight hundred delegates wOuld
be generally welcomed and fed by the cit
liens of Nashville during the session of the
Association, and the matter was finally re
ierred 10 q committee. If the bitter par
tisan position OF the late State Teacher
Association, made up a. il was of some OF
the strongest Radical elements in the State,
IL any indication of what the National AZ
ISOLATION will be, it would be strange if the
delegates 10 the latter were welcomed here.
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GRO. ISENSTEIN q. c. DORTCH.
ISENSTEIN & D0RTCH,
GAINESVILLE, TENN.
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS
GIG RS A II d
and Clearing Tobacco,

OF al grades Manufactured from the hnest
Havana Connecticut Virginia alld lennes-
see Tobacco. All articles guaranteed 70
be as represented, OF no sale. Oar prices are
such as to compete with any market m the
United States Orders from dealers respectfully
solicited. Address as above.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-16

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