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advertisement
IVFF INGURANCE

70 THE EpIToR OF TIE TRIBUNE-SIR: In yes
terday's issue you say that careful examination
life Insurance is good. Let us see. On the
heels of financial disaster, l deeply felt the ne
eessity of providing for the wants OF a growing
family in case Of my 6ecease, obtained Life
Policy of 5000 in the Manhattan Life Insurance
Company, OF New York city. Please read the
following correspondence:
"HoNEspALE. Pa. Feb. %, ls6s.-MR. ]. L.
HALsEY, Secretary of the Manhattan Life In
surance Company, New York-DEAR SIR; Does
your company give paid.up policies 10 the as
sured in case of inability to continue payment
on Life Policies? III so, what would be the
amount of my Paid-up Policy on the sd inst,
my Life Policy having run three years. Num-
Der of Policy, 14,09l, Please reply.
Yours, very respectfully, . q. NJ. SCoTT.". 1
"MANHETFAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, No.
l56 Broadway, New York, Feb. II, 1850, Nj.
at hand and duly noticed. The return value on
Life Policy Is equivalent TO the note given
each year for portion of the premium-tha is.
when premiums are paid partly By note. When
paid all in cash, there will be no notes to pro-
vide for. hence there is usually some return.
Number 1909 having paid a part by note each
year, its return value must necessarily be abb
sorbed by the notes. ! ours truly, 1900,
REMARKs-If the return valueis absorbed in
three years why not in six, twelve or twenty
How much would be absorbed by the notes in
case of death at the expiration Of thirty years
w mere rs the great dJsOEbonl PoNct- chiAt-
ings of the company Under such a state of
things. can we say that any method of Life In
suranee is a good one2 IL may be good Alb
sorbent--one that a poor man feels. do not
eovet the bite. Yours truly,
Honesdale, Pa, Feb. IS. 1868.
To the above testimony, We can add that when
ASY Life Insurance Company takes notes foe
part of premium, the only surrender value that
such policies have is a RETURN or TEE NOTES
eIvEE; but some companies do not even return
the notes, but hold on to them for all time. as
part of their accumulated assets, SUBJECT to all
the FUTURE Ficissitudes of the business of such
companies. In such cases, Of course all the
cash and large amounts of interest paid out BIZ
the policy holders is lost to him and to his heirs
forever. This is one Of the most serious draw
backs to tho combined cash and note plan in
Life Insurance. Had Mr., Scott, spoken of above,
been insured in an ALL CASH company, he would
have received a PAID-UP insurance Tor what his
premiums would have purchased, or the COM
pany would have refunded to him con sidera-
bic portion Of of his premium IN CASH. 1t Will
be seen that the Manhattan IA note company
viii not DO this.
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We are assori1es 20 announce the nanae q
Cant MICHAEL WALSH as a candidate ioi
the Office Of State and COUNTY Iax Seiiectol
for the county Of Davidson.
l.b7,a MANY VOTERS.
We are authorized 70 announces SAMho "a
COLLINS az g candidate for re-eleofson 20 th'
olhce Of Revenue Collector FOR Davidson eoan'l
At tho e1saing March election
janiz I'd
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A BURGLAR IN THE "PRFss AND
TIMES OFFICE.-Nery early yesterday
morning a burglar made his way into the
counting room of the Press and Times, and
made a vigorous attempt upon the safe
with fle. He succeeded in running the
lock, but failed 10 effect an entrance.
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Southern Colfan NIarnets.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 26.--Cottou active
and advanced he: middlings 22@22Ac-
Sales 1900 bales.
SAVANNAH, Feb. 26.-Cotton opened
active, closed quiet but steady middlings
22(9 293c; receipts 1884 bales.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 2G.--Cotton markets quiet
sales $50 bales; receipts sos bales; mid
dlings &c. .s-.f n. -.
MOBILE. Feb. 26.-COttOn market closed
dull and nominal middlings 20kG2lc;
receipts 862 bales sales coo bales; ex-
ports so bales. a4sf
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We are authorized 10 announce JNo.
THOMPSON rs an independent candidate foT
Jailcr at the ersning March eieotion.
fehi6 "a -.r
We are authorized 70 arnounoo Esquire FAM
n q candidate for County JailOr, s2hiectto the
nominating convention. Election Msrch :. 1865.
febstd r
We arc authorized &c announce A. A CAR
TER a. a candidate for the olace Of Jaiier Of
Davidson county. at the eusuins spring election.
jam "a
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REMOVED FROm az TO "a.

The wheeler a Wilson sewing Ma
chine Agency has just been removed from &C
to 8 North Cherry-now occupying the office
recently oecupied by the Florence and Howe
Agency.
Having on the 9th of June, 1867, taken the
Highest Premium and only Gold Medal az the
Paris Exposition. in France. over eshty-two
competing machines. and having taken all the
great premiums OF al the great fairs Of the
world. for many years, all parties wishing TO
buy Sesins Machine should not fail 10 exam
inc the Wheeler 4 Wilson. now greatly superior
10 all others. Call upon or address
W. g. Waller.
No 4North Cherry.
feh262w Nashville. Tenn.
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ALMOST A FRA painter engaged
in vanishing mantel-Pieoe in house in
South Nashville last night, accidentally
slapped his brush into a light which man
near him was holding, and in an instant
the freshly applied varnish was in blaze,
which threatened the consumption of the
entire house By prompt ezertions, how
ever. the flames were exiinguished.
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London advices of Yesterday quote United
States 5-20s at 7l3 - 80
Exchange on New York was sold BY
the the banks Yesterday at par, aud
bought BY them at te discount
Nashville corporation checks were taken
al 35c discount "a
There was very little demand for governs
ment securities, and no change in incur
rent money.
The sales Of Southern State bonds al the
New York Stock Exchange on the 25tb inst
were as follows: u a
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AS IIEA EzTEAoRpTEARE.-A local
out West says the following would have
occurred bat for 4 sndden change IN the
weather Aad the fact that there vas no
such lady and she had no horse:
A powerful chestnut colored horse, st
fached to sleigh, in which was lady,
rushed frautioally up Second street, leaPing
clear overa team Of oxen standing on the
corner Of Main, pitching she fair occupant
Of The cutter clear across the street and
through the window of fur store, the
frightened animal continuing his terrible
career, knocking a boy senseiess By a Tying
thill. running over a school girl Just on her
way home, probably Killing her outright,
and finally bringing up among lot Of
reapers and mowers, cutting the noble AMI
nal irio = hundred pieces, aBd lastly Beni
crashing into the open jaws Of = threshins
machine, coming out 81 worked up mic Z
gross Of ivory combs, two pairs Of boots
hlacksnnith's fly brush, and eightsen hsau
tiful auburn chigncus.
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sROWNss nRONcHIAI. TROCaERs

The Healing Pool, and aOGse Of
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 impediments
to Marriage, with sure means of relief Sent
sealea letter envelopes, free Ofchargs. Adore
DR.. ]. SKILLIE H0UGHToN. Howard AssO-
citation. Philadelphia. Pa. mayl9 3m
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The Franklin Briek yIaehine

to make 300 70 300 fFst7elass Brick Rer hour,
and by steam. 4etG 10 ECO per hour, .reefi-
ing 70 the facilities for removing them.
offer to demonstrate these facs by Machjhes
in actual operation. J. II RESicK.
feb9 2m Il Broadway, New York. Room q.
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THE ARCHIBALD sHoorNa AFFArR

THE ARCHIBALD SHOOTING AFFAIR
Joha Archibald, the South Nashville gro-
Ger who, in TT of intoxicstion, shot his
vile on Thursday, wss broughi before
Commissioner Stone Yesterday at oelock
P. NJ, City Attorney Cook appearing for
abe prosecution, aud Judge Lowering for
the defense. Ali parties not being ready
to enter into the preliminary examination.
it was postponed until Monday morning
aexL Archibald appears 10 be in great
distress over the unfortunate occurrence,
and talks much OF his children. His wife
vas improving yesterday, being able 10
converse quite freely, and strong hopes are
entertained of her recovery.
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THE DIREcToRY.-King's new directory,
representing the business portion Of Tenn
ezsee, as well as The Whereabouts OF every
body in Nashville, is nearly ready. Ad-
yertisements must be handed in during the
next ten DAYS
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-29

A RFLIo OF THE WAR.-One OF the Grip
pies Of Nashville is a negro who walks on
two artificial legs. His real limbs were
shot of at Greenville during the var. He
has already worn out his first pair OF
wooden pins, aud is now stumping it on his
socond
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-29

CIRcuIr CoURT.-The case Of Schultz vs.
Parrish. in which the ownership of mule
was in question, Sss decided in favor Of the
defendant Yesterday. There were I've law
yers and twenty-five ur thirty witnesses in
this lrihing case.
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An essay for young men. on Physiological Err
rors, Abuses and Diseases. incidentto youth and
early manhood, which creates imPediments 20
MARRIAGE. with sure means of relief. Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Adj
dress DR.. J. sKILLIN HOUGHTON Howard
Association. Philadelphia, Pa
pg.
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STEALING LEAD PPELJim Harris, a
aegro boy twelve wears of age, was lodged
in the workhouse yesterday Tor stealing
lead pipe from the ruins Of the Alloway
building, on Church street 5000
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HOME INDUSTRY fDUcT1oN

HOME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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 48 COLLEGE STREET.
tg
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HEkvE IL Your CHECKs.--lt is ofhoial-
" stated that one hundred and forty thou
sand dollars Of corporation checks are now
upon the market-and the Board Of Alder
men is calling ior thirty Thousand more.
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cOnjugal Love, and the Happiness
erTrne ma rriage- Essay for Young Men,
on the Errors Abuses and Diseases which
destroy the Manly Powers and create impede
ments to Marriage with sure means of relief
Sent iu sealed letter envelopes free Of charge
Address. DR.. j SKILLIN HoUGHToN, How
ard Association. PhiladeIphia. Pa. feb2 3m
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Hereafter the price Of single copies OF
the UNroF AND DESPATCH at the counter
will be FIVE CENTs, and it will be sold to
newsboys and dealers 50 that they can cell
at this price.
PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS.
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SToyE WooD-Cut and split from dry
cord wood, and delivered at the house Of
the purchaser for 81 90 per cord, from the
yard of ROBERT MACKENZIE,
North College ST., opposite L, & n. Depot.
feb24.tf ira
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We are authorized and requested 10 snncuncl
q. ". OWN IS candidate for Constable i
the Seventeenth Civil District. lRdSefeld.) a
the ensuing March eleotion. fee.9 ID
We are authorized 60 announce A. u
CREIGHTON a. an independent candidate "a
Constable in the First lNashvillel District. a
the ensuing March election. fei2 ii
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FOR SALE.

A HIGHLY PROFITABLE PIECE OF
"A property-a DlstAieFy aud 800 scres OF
Land, al timbered, about twelve miles from
kssbTibe, one and haii mile from North
u esteTn Railroad, and near Charlotte Pike.ln-
Gliding SILL Hense, Saw Mil shed. Barns,
Stables. eight OF tea Cabins, DWeiiiHEs, etc fhe
land "a az good az any 10 tue Sd ate Tor Rroving
iTgit OK raising sleep-e0od l0T grass or gram.
The property wilt BE sold vita or without the
macbIneIy Tor dIEtlllery. Al the machInerT IL
not soid, boiler viii be SOLD With tie property
TERMS CHEAP for cash- Look out OF. you
vii lsso . good Inyestment ana Q I aying bush
ness ANDERSON, JOHNSON &,SMQrH.
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GENERAL MAKkETs.

NASHVILLE. Feb y, ISIS
CoITOE. The market opened very dull
this morning At lss@ 1876, aud in conss-
queBce Of the dispatches ICON Liverpool
and New York announcing decline, HE
maekei beeatae exceedingly doll here
closing at 174c Received 283 baiss /;
shipped 4O2 bales, and sales 60 balep, ar
follows: IA at 15c, II at 16c, 40 at l8c, Z
at 1915 II at 1875, and 6 aiIs4c
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E.ouIsvsIsc market
RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river il swelling slightly, with lhre,
feet three inches on tlieshoals The weathel
il cIeaF ana cold. tf#It
ARRIVED.
Tallisman, Cairo.
DEPARTED.
Alpha, Harpeth Shoals.

The Alpha went down 70 HsrPeih Shoals
to assist the Nightingale over, a. she has
been lying there sometime on account Of
the low water.
The Talisman ia the regular Cairo pack
1t for this evening, and those who wish a
pleasant ride and sumptuou- living during
thetrip would do we'll to register their
names this morning.
The Louisville Denocraf Of Yesterday
says: .rs.s. - ..-t....
"Since our last the river al this point has
been steadily, though slowly, latling, with
six feet five inches 10 the canal last eve
ming BY the mark. ard four feet tive inches
in the pass on the falls. The river At the
head Of the falls during the previous twenty
four hours was three inches, or about three
quarters Of q loot al Portland. The rise,
at the time We close our report, WA 80
slight az to be hardly percePtible.'
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DoUmrNG rHF PoIIcE-The entire
night police force are nov kept on duty
throughout the night, Wiih an intermisaion
Of only half an hoal Heretofore hall
have been on duty Cor The whole city, being
relieved al midnight by the other half
This new arrangement, 10 effect doubles
the forcc.
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GEN. FoRREsr's BooK.--SuhscriptiOns
for this work, Just published, can be left
with any Book Store in the city. All com
munications should be addressed 10 J no
w. Morton, Jr., care J. w. McFerrin, No
n Cherry street, who is the authofized
agent for Davidson. Sumner, Robertson
and Cheaiham counties. feb29 q
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-29

A PBEDIcrroN.-A prophet Of this city
yesterday foretold that the death Of Thad.
Stevens would occur some time during the
ensuing week.
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No QUoRUM.-The Common Council
failed to get together a quorum Last night
and Indignantly adjourned to the next
regular meeting.
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PoncE Court, FFB. 2S.-J W. Jolly
drunk aud disc rderly; So.
A. Tobias, assault and battery; costs
WA, Allen, same So 80.
Wm. Sumner, col. keeping disorderly
house; discharged.
In addition 10 the above, three rapid
Young men we're fined Eve dollars each FOL
fast driving.
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1
TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The fol-
lowing are the transfers Of real estate for
the week ending Feb. %
William P. Innes and wife To George
| jerome, and Detroit and Milwaukee Rail-
| road Company, land in Michigan.
w. B. Howell, G. and NJ. TO Caiharine
Smith, lot in county, 1865.
r. ]. Morton to Elizabeth S. Morton,
lot in Union City, $500. a.-
o. s. Galbreath to John H. Galbreath,
| land in 10Th district.
Benton II. Ogilvie to james Williams,
land in Sth district, $f247 rs.
| w, 3. A. Ramsey to E5gefeld and Ken
lucky Railroad Company, lot in Edgeheld,
$250O.
Il. Thoma 10 Emeline T.. Rowan, deeds
ofgift to land in South Nashville ~
Lydia A. Goodman to James s. Will
liam's, land in Sth district, $50 so.
n. b. Britt and wife 10 Anon Cox, land
in Marion county, $500.
Anton Marer to John Rnh lot in Me-
Gavock addition, $500
ii. X. Buehanon, trustee, to Richard D.
Howard, two lots on High street, $4,000.
Rudolph Weitz to Edgar Jones, interest
ia lot 40 Church street, $780, rsE
Geo. A. Allen, administrator, ct ais, to
W. A. Berry, house and lot in city, $500.
NJ. cummings to j. Head and w. z.
Bate, land in Sumner county, $780,
Chas, Kircher and wife to Peter Jeck,
north half of lot 30 ID Mcaayock's addi-
ton, 5000.
Magdalen Aehysner 10 Peter jock, south
half Of Tot 80 in MeGavock'a addition,
| $500. go .sfs -r .r
r. J Howe TO John Howe 90 acres in
l4th district, 1896. pa
A. 8. ChadbouTns to Pleasant King, lotin
Lumsden's addition, $500. .tlr I
Same to K Davis and Albert Davis, lot
in Lumsden's addition, $500.
+. Mattozzi and wife 10 Catharine Cock
Till, land in MeWhortesgiiie, $500,
M. h. Howell, G. aud M, TO John -.
Bransford, executor, land in Edgefeid,
| S4s29.
Same to james L. Greer, and in counf
| ty, $1,000.
| Vim. II. Hawkins TO A. H, Hurley, I'M
terest in city lot, Sl00 .et
NJ B. Howell, c. and NJ, to Byeurgus II.
Mosely, land in 9th district, $ll40.
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PRoTRAcrFp NETTING. Rev DR.. Baird
commenced LAST night bis regular spring
meetiGgs. lie expects to preach every
night Tor perhaps week OF more, or ST
least as long AZ the people manifest de
Aire for ita continuance.
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our CIarhsyisIa Agent JOHN
FAXON. oG the Northern Bank OF Tennessee
.s our anthorized sgent at Ciaruville' Isnnes-
see. 10 receive and receipt for subscriptions ana
sdvartissmsuts f1rtbe uFIoE AED DfsPATCH.
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0fths City Of New York. on the Isl day % an
vary. A. d. lses, made to the Comptroller of
the State az Tenpe7sss. pursuant O. the stat
ute of said State.
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THE FIRE ALARM--A chimney hnrn-
ing ont on Broad street cAnsPd the alarm
Of Gre at : o'clock last night. a..
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HEEsPAPERs IN TENNEssEE. - There
are 6fty-eight newspapers printed in Ten.
nessee. East Tennessee has sixteen, Mid
die Tennessee twenty-seven, and West
Tennessee fifteen. Nashville has Elk dailies
Memphis five, Knoxville two. Shelby
Vile and MeMinnville each have tire,
weeklies. Sweetwater, East Tennessee
village of not over one hundred inhabi
tants, is the smallest place in the Stat,
where newspaper is published.
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HARDWARE HOUSE

HAVING PURCHASED THE STOCK OF
IL Sam VRnleer a Co., at fully fifty per
cent. less than the present New York prices, we
propose TO sell all articles ia our line less than
they have beeh sold in this market for years,
and az low as Louisville Cincinnati. or any
other market Another great advantage we
have is in replenishing our stock of American
Manufactured Goods. which have declined 10
the last six months from twenty-five 10 forty
per cent Our stock consists of a large assort-
ment OF all kinds of Carpenters Blacksmiths,
Wagonmakers' and Shoemaker Tools, and
Farming Utensils.
We are now receiving splendid stock OF
Rogers Gnd Wosteuholm's Pocket Cutlery.
Also, Rogers and samson GOodlow a Co.'S
Polished and Plated Table Cutlery. which we
are selling remarkably low. Give US a call, II
you want real bargains.
FRED. TERRASS & CO..
40 North College street,
fsb23 lw (Sifn of Big Paddock .
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RANKRIPrCY.
one Hsaarsa petitions Tor she Past

{
One Hundred Petitions for she Pas
Week.
The following petitions ia bankruptc,
were fled during the week ending Febru
airy 2Sth:
Wilson county-James Lane, Z. B
Hays, r. L. Watson, Geo. Thompson, Jno
Thompson, Jno. W. Hewgley, VIM. Wa
tiers, ID. r. Fakes, j W. Williams,
Pntnam-Jno. johnson.
Warren-A. P. Wilcher.
White-W. l.. Brown.
DeKalb-Thoa. Potter, Le@ory j. Mag
ness.
jackson -Uriah a. Brown, j. ]. Brown,
Hickmsn-Wm. Caruthers, f. Y Ar
drews, g. s. Andrews, W. g. d. Beohms.
Dickson-E II. Wiley
Maury-D. f. blackburn, {. Hogg.
Sumner--G. L. Medlin, l. NJ. Kirk
patrick, George w. Douglas.
GileB-McClure 4 Walker. Mcclure x
Mcclure, II. w. King, John ID. Butler, n.
q. Harris, j. M. Marks, E. w. Holt
Lincoln-R. A. McDonald, Moses
Cruise, Harris & Mckinney.
Marshall-Sam. j. Warren, J. 4. Tuna,
r. c. Dobney, W. B. Cook, J. ]. Crunk
T.. X. Rambo. fAFEt rae
Bedford-Michael Shaifner, John J.
Rhea, r. A. Taylor, ]. G. Harrison, Robt.
6albreath.
Rutherford -Thos. w. LiIlard, John " l..
MeFadden. A. NJ ID. Henrickson.
Davidson-0. s. Galbreath, Samuel
Hyman, NJ. Sulzbacher, s. Landeur, F. &
X. Phillips, NJ. NJ. Parmele, Caleb Good
rich, James T. Dement,, Solomon Selig-
man, Emil Jackson, VIM. NJ. Shores, S. 5.
Hall, George NJ. Mace, Isaac Oppenheimer
Montgomery-W. c. HARRISON, P. W.
Magarin, Jno. q. MeKoin, g. A. Ruth
Elijah Withers, J. NJ. Mallory, s. Bnck,
man, John III. Irwin, John w. Singleton,
p. II. Porter, w. A. Baxter, F. K. w.
Thomas, Oliver Pinsley ftfrr
Williamson--George B. Farrar, Isaac J /.
Battle, John c. Bostick, VIM. B. Beasley,
Johnson Wood, Thomas Griggs Isham
Mathews.
Humphreys--James A. Miller, Alfred
Links, q. l.. Nelson, w. B. Foster, James
NJ. Hall.
Smith-O. S. Ewing, John s. Donahue,
Edwin M. North, q. w. Catron.
Total number Of petitions thus far filed,
6s3.
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nashville coTToH sTATEsEET.

AL@ 4OtlS"+As ol7F4tShts Nt4r lre@4t4N
TO-DAY at the Chamber d Corlmerce
LoSDoE. Fen 28-I1l5 A. M.--Consols
93+6993 for money 90 on account Uns-
ted Staies bOnds Il !. 1:20 2. A.-Consols
90. United States bonds 7ls. 5 p NJ
Coosols s25(as3 for money, and 90 o. So
count United States bozdeTlss.
LfvERPooI, Feb. 2s--IIs15 4. Met
ton market dali. Estimated sales to-day
5000 balss. Uplands ed Orleans 9sd.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-29

TRACKING THE BURGLARs.-The police
got close npon two burglars about two
o'clocl, yesterday morning, and traced
them to the residence of Alex. Cunning
ham, Esq., South Vine street, bat here
lost the scent, and were compelled 10 give
mp the chase. They rang the door bell,
and procuring admittance, searched the
house, which, however, had not been en-
tered, the only evidence of the presence OF
the burglars being the testimony Of a negro
woman, who declared she had seen strange
men peering into one Of the Windows.