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SrovE WcoD-Cut and split from dry
cord wood, and delivered at the house Of
the purchaser for s. 90 per cord, from the
yard of ROBERT MACKENZIE
North College st., opposite L. & n. Depot.
feh24tf
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, Feb. p, 1868.
COTToN.-Oar market opened al nedeT-
ate demand, buyers Offering l5c, and a few Of
fering lSs for choice samples. The majority
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We are authorized 90 announce the name OF
Capt. MICHAEL WALSH as a candidate for
tae oaice Of State and County Tax Collector
for the county Of Davidson.
"A MANY VOTERS.
We are authorized TO announce JAMES IT,
COLLINS a. a candidate for reelection 90 the
ONCE Of Revenue Collector for Davidson county
at the ensuing March election.
iaull I'd
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THT report Of the Committee on the
Peniteniisry in regard to the causes Of the
FIRE last Summer, with the evidence bear
iug upon the same, will be found on our
fourth page this morning
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THROAT requires immediate attention, and
should be checked. If allowed to continue,
Irritation OF the Lungs, a permanent
Throat Disease, or Consumption is
often the result.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
Having a a direct influence to the parts, give
immediate relief For Bronchitis, Asths
ma, CatArrh, COHsumpIiVe and Throat
Diseases, TrOches are used with always good
success Singers and Pablo Speakers
use them to clear and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only Browns Bronchial Troches." and
do not take any of the worthless limitations that
may be offered. Sold everywhere
oet27 4meod
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Read AttentiveIy.

NJE HAVE FOR SALE AN ELEGANT
w Country Residence and about thirty three
acres Of land, two and half miles from Nash
vile, on the north side OF the river. Also,
lie feet, adjoining the late residence Of Judge
Foster.
ARLINGTON, FARRARk WKAKLEY. Ag'ts.
febls Nv No. ~ Church st., MARVEL House
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ONIrTFp-The name Of HI. A. Mosely,
of Tennessee was accidently omitted from
the list OF graduates OF the Military De
partment fthe Uniyersiiy Of Nashville, in
Yesterdays issue.
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THE NEWS FROM WAsHINGToN.-The
condition of affairs in Washington has de
moralized the negroes here. They claim,
in accordance with the Stantonic prece-
dent, that they cannot be discharged from
service, and will not submit to the appoint
ment of niger" ad interim under any
circumstances.
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DISAPPOINTMENT. - The Grand Sacred
Concert, at aud for the benefit of Elm
Street Church, South Summer street. has
been postponed til! the night Of Wednes-
day, Ilth March, when it will come of,
and furnish one of the most elegant musi-
cal entertainments ever offered 10 the puh-
lie Of Nashville.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.


LIVERPOOL, Feb. 27.-COtton dali and
lower; sales 5000 bales uplands 9sd !:
Orleans 9sd; uplands to arrive 9ld.
LONDON. Feb. 27.-evening-Consols
90. United Stotes 5-20's III. Illinois
Central So. Erie A.
FRANKFORT, Feb. 27.-United States
5-2O5 frmer at 75sG754
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 27.--evening Cotton
dull and steady Middliug uplands in
port 9sd; to arrive 94d Orleans 9sG
94d. Sales to-day 5000 bales. Bread
stufa closed quiet.
New York Money amd sleek sIarksi.
NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-Money active aud
quiet at 6 per cent on call. Sterling weaker
at 9s@94. Gold l4lt, Tennessee bonds,
new, Gig
New KeEE market.
Nav YORK, Feb. 27.-Cotton dull
sales of 2S00 bales; uplands 22@224c.
Rice quiet Carolina 11@ll{c. Coffee
steady; Rio 19@24sd, Sugar firm; Cuba
l2@ l23c. Molasses firm. Flour 5610c
lower Wheat nominally lower, Corn
duh. and heavy at 81 2j0I PSI for new
mixed Western.
Rev York Dry Goods Market.
NEw YORK, Feb. 27.-Drygoods rule
steady. Heavy standard sheeting declined
&c. Best prints l4Gg l5e Print cloths 81.
DeIaines 800 poe
New Orleans Market
INV ORLEANS. Feb 27.-Cotton rnarkd
quiet. Middlings 2l62l3c Sales 5000
bales. Receipts 5756 bale. Exports 425
bales. Sugar fairly active; common 49, :;
fair l4Gg l4f prime To choice l51G015ac.
Molasses unchanged
louisville market
LOUISVILLE Feb. 27.-Tobacco stesiy
Tugs to medium leaf S. 2OG25 40. FIour
So 25@S IS for superfne. Wheat 81 As
az 30, Oats G7@68c Corn 736,S5c.
Cotton - middlings 2O4c. Whisky. free,
50 80. Lard l6c. Mess pork S24 5OO25
Bacon shoulders ll{c: clear sides l5c
~. LOuis Market
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 27.-Tobacco steady.
Flour firm and nnrhanged. Wheat-winter
81 50@2 20. Corn quiet at sO6S4c
Oats hrmer at 6707lc. Rye 6rmer al
81 1901 Y. Mess pork S24 5O6 25
Bacon stiff; shoulders lie; rib sides l34c;
clear rib l4sc; clear sides l4}GI4Sc,
sugar cured hams l6l@l9tr. Lard
choice 1850.
Cincinnati Market
CINCINNATI, Feb. 27.-Flour unchanged
and quiet. Wheat quiet at 81 4762 so.
Corn S2(GS3c. Oats firm at 6766Sc.
Barley 81 30@2 50. Butter 39C1.4sc.
Eggs 2jc. Cheese l44@l55c. Glover seed
Sl3; timothy 50 4OCG2 SO Mess pork
@24C925. Bacon Ilt, I34, LAT and i4Se
sugar cured hams Ia lSc. Lard l5fc.
Hay one dollar lower.
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Col. PRossER Yesterday Withdrew his
proposition 10 refer to the voters Of Edge
Geld the question OF subscribing TO the cap
ital stock Of the Evansville, Henderson
and Nashville railroad
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CHANGE OF TNE-On and after March
"a, passenger trains on the Louisville and
Nashville railroad will leave at $50 A. NJ.
6.SOP. NJ. and arrive at A. NJ. and P. NJ.
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FUNERAL INVITATION.

The friends and acquaintance Of the Rev. J.
NJ. llalsel are respectfully invited 70 attend the
burial services of his son, WILLIE. at 10 o'clock
a. NJ. at his residence. sos South College street
February g, 1868.
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A KU-KLUX GIANT-An object arrayed
in the scarlet gown and black cowl of a
Ku-Klux, and alleged by the negroes to be
no less than fifteen feet in stature, prone
naded the principal streets Of Winchester
few nights since, spreading terror where
ever he went
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New Marriage Guide.

An essay for young men. on Physiologicni 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 DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON. Howard
Association Philadelphia, Pa
sanGI Qrr
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A SAD BEREAvEMENT-A little son of
the Rev. J. NJ. Halsell, the editor of the
Pearl, died yesterday evening from
wound received IN the thigh, by falling on
a pair of scissors. The scissors entered the
thigh the full length of the blade. This
occurred nearly two weeks ago, and his
sullerings from that moment up to the time
the angels called him hence, were of the
most circulating character. The Attic
ton falls like death blight on the heart
of the father, who only few days before
saw the grave close over the form Of dear
wife
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We are authorized to announce A. d.
CREIGHTON as an independent candidate for
Constable in the First Nashville District. at
the ensuing March election. febg7 "a
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Gold is without decided changein New
York. The following are the quotations
OF yesterday; Opened at 1909, was 14OJ
at 1880, 14l8 at 1850, l4ls at noon,
and closed l4li at 3 P. NJ. The rates
here were 40 buying and l4l4 selling.
Government securities were quoted in
Nau YnrE unsinrInu % c,lInu-.
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PITTsBURG, Feb. 27.-River rising six
feet FIVE inches 10 the channel. Raininp.
Thermometer IL.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 27.--Weaiher cloudy
and cold, with durries Of snow.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 21.-River rising.
with six feet six inches in the canal.
Weather cloHdy. Thermometer -.
- 49, a. =. -
FSF Cairo, "a. Heats, Memphis and
New Orleans.
nHE FINE PASSENGERS STEAM 07s-
L Err IattsTnau. MM- STRONG, LetkTtarrf
Master. 0. ". DAVIS, Clerk. will sEzsaa-s-1sh
leave 81 above on SATURDAY, the 18th inst,
at O'Clock P. NJ
For freight or passage apply On hoard. o. 90
CORBETT = BOYD
a and a. Front street
HARRISON 4 SONS
lrhZa q W. A. PEBBLES. Agents.
f"- Cairo, 80. Lougs, Memphis and
New Orleans.
'NHE FlNEPASSFNGFR STEAM
er Ns>hNflle. WuEv Sims staSsA
Master, JOHNNY HARFUR. Clerk Will - 49,
leaNe rs ABOVE on THU GSDAY, the 18th inst,
For freight or PASSAGE apply on baa-I. orto
CORBErr & BOYD.
81 AMI a. Front sfrsst
or HARRISON a Sons.
W. A. PEBBLES. Agents.
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Tar SoLpERY Parties of soldiers
we're upon the streets Yesterday, under
arms-probahly looking for deserters.
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The BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE En-
GINEERs, an organization designed to per-
feet the members in their art, and to be a
mutual help in time of distressand trouble,
have fitted up hall in the Union and Dis
patch Block, where the meetings will be
held hereafter. 1t il one of the neatest
and cosiest establishments ofthe sort to be
found anywhere. For the good taste and
handsome arrangement of the Hall the
Brotherhood is greatly indebted to II. c.
Sheetz, who is known throughout the craft
as a tip-top engineer, aud, as man, AZ
good az they make them.
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Tar COMMON CoUNCIL.--Ihe Common
Council last night adjourned until tonight,
no quorum heing present.
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Of bolders, however, asked su advance on
these figures. The few sales made we're in
duced by the immediate wants Of indi-
vidual planters. As the dsy progressed,
ana The course oil leading markets became
known, buyers gradually Withdrew from
the market and the day closed dull. lSc
being the highest cbtainable figure. The
receipts to-day are only moderate-4sS.
Shipments also are light, as it doesn't pay
259 bales. Sales lts. as follows: 8 at 1s4c
at lS1c, 81 At lSe at I7le, ? at l7c. at
l61e, 4 at loo, and 3 at lac
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept I, 1867 .......s So
Received to-day ass
Received previously 634-62 l22
TOtal.......,.-.. ............-............. 5s64
Shipped to-day .-.-..-...-.-.=..-........ 80
SHIPPED previously s5357. l27
Stock on hand day.................... SSH
The following dispatches were received
to-day at the Chamber Of Commerce:
LONDON, Feb. 27-III5 A. M-Consols
93s. United States bonds 7lf. 100 P. NJ
-ConsOls 925@93. United States bonds
7ls. 5 P. M.-Consols 925G9S. United
States bonds III.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 27-1l:I5 A. M-Cot-
ton market quiet Estimated sales to-day
1000 bales. Uplands 99d; Orleans 95d.
l:20P. Motion market dull Sales to-
day 5000 bales. Uplands 93d Orleans
94d. p. Motion market dull. Sales
TODAY 5000 bales. Uplsnds 9sd; Orleans
9s69}d
NEW YORK. Feb. 27.-Gold opened at
1903. 1890 A. M.-Gold l4Of. 1850
A. N.-Gold l4lb. Cotton market dull and
prices nominal. Sterling exchange steady
ana unchanged. II M.-Gold 14l9. Cot
ton market dull and tending downward.
Quotations nominally unchanged. I'm.
Cotton market dull and prices lower.
Low middlings 2l@2l4c; uplands PC;
good 23ic; Mobile 22lG 22{e; Orleans
224Ga2Sc. 8 P. Mold 14ll. Cotton
market dull and prices nominal. Quota-
tons unchanged. Sales to day $50 bales.
Sterling exchange steady and unchanged
l095@n0f.
SUaAR-Market firm; Orleans l4l C116t
coffee A 174e; B l74c; c lie; crushed
and powdered 1s4c.
BAcoN.-Shoulders 1l!@u4c; clear
sides l4!Gl5c; hams, 14!0l5c.
MESS PoRK.-S25 per barrel.
FLoUR.-S10@15.
CoFFEE-Rio 224G263c; Java 387 4Oe;
Laguyra $4,000.
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CIRCUIT CouRT.-The Schultz rs. Parrish
mute case still ahsorhs the entire time of
this court
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Middle District Of Tennessee.

IHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
I notice Of MS appointment a. assignee Of
John H. Bush and Samuel ]. Norvell, in the
county Of Davidson ana State Of Tenuessee,
within said District. who have been adJadse1
bankrupts upon their own petitions, By the Dis
trlct Court Of said district.
A. S. CHADB0URNE, Assignee.
feb26 laT3fs Office 821z Church street.
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Engine and Boiler.

NOR sALR.A 'IRST- RATE ENGINE AND
II Boiler in good order. Can be seen, and
pTios learned. by calling 81 this oace-
-usySl In
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For choice GROCERIES, WINES and
BRANDIES, go to
w. W. TOTEM & BRO,
No. Is College St, Nashville, Tenn.
decl7 If
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our GAINESVILLE Agent. JOHN "
FAXON, of the Northern Bank Of Tennessee
"a our authorized agent at Clarksville' Iennes-
see, to rscs7s and receipt for subscriptions and
Advertisements for the UEIoE AND DISPATCH,
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HARDWARE HOUSE

HAVING PURCHASED THE STOCK OF
III Sam VanIesr q Co., at fully fifty per
cent. less tnan the present New York prices, we
propose TO sell all articles in our line less than
they have beeh sold in this market for years.
and "a low as Louisville, Cincinnati, or any
other market. Another great advantage We
have is in replenishing our stock of America
Manufactured Goods which have declined in
the last six months from twenty-five to forty
per cent. Our stock consists Of large assOrt-
ment Of all kinds of Carpenters Bllcksmiths',
Wagonmakers' and Shoemaker Tools, and
Farming Utensils.
We are now receiving a splendid stock of
Rogers and WostenhOlm's Pocket Cutlery.
Also, Rogers and Samson Goodiow 4 Co.'S
Polished and Plated Table Cutlery. which we
are selling remarkably low. Give us a cali. il
yDu want real bargains.
FRED TERRASS a CO.,
AZ North College street,
febS lw tSign of Big Paddock
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A SUGGESTIVE INcIDEST.-A few DAYS
ago, the locomotive W. G. Brownlow. Of
the Nashville and Northwestern railroad.
jumped the track al Hollow Rock station,
and stuck in the mud until the Andrew
johnson came sieamiug up from Nashville
was hiiched on, and drew the old Brown
low back 10 it, place again. The lob was
neatly and quickly done, aud was y itnessed
hy crowd al deeply interested spectator
THE GRAND BALL OF TIE RED MIN
The grand bail given by the Red Men #
Masonic Hall, last night, was grand in
deed. There was scarce room in IN.
spacious old hall for the scores Of guests.
and the magnificent regalia II the or5.r
contrasied beautifully with the snowy and
silken robes Of the iairer dancer, Tbe
affair was one every way cTeditable 20 ita
management, and pleasurable 70 all present
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II Il NJ A n II A L r .
a. OKS r. A u,
DEALER IN
BrGids, CuFIS, HdteTIdlls, HaiF
JetCetTy, PerfGT1e1'g and
Fancy Goods,

NO. n NORTH CHERRY STREET,
HAS OPENED AN ENTIRELY NEW
III stock Of Goods, TO which he invites the At
1entlon Of the ladies. EVER description Of Hair
W ork done in the best style and at short notice.
He particularly invites an inspection Of his
stock Of Perfumery and F1ncy Goods, which
embraces the newest and best in the line
Watch Repairing attended to b. an expert
enced workman. febl4 If
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NAsHvuIF AND NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at. 1915 4. n. and h;l5 p "
Arrives al Nashville at...7:l5 A. n. and 81" P. "
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FpaFFTEID AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive AZ Nashville A. A.
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~
nashville ASD DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train
trrlve at Nashyile '.''ip an > y ~
Leave -......-s.-.--s-.-.''s-s.- 's'' r w.
Mail and Accommodation Train
Leave Nashville n .......-..'..'.'' bl A. "
r,tpa AZ Naahvilie. ...t. -.......... a.as' P. "
Memphis. Mobile and \. o. Express:
Leave Nashville at-...- .--..--..'.''. ~, ?. "
Arrive NJ Nashvilie .....-...''..'-'''' Do A. W.
y,sEvurF Avp cHArr AEooGA RAILROAD.
Ieave Nashville nt.........s.00 A. n. and 80 P.
arrive AZ Chaftannoga... 500 4. n. and hWi ?. n.
cLslbvviIle and Tnilahoma Accommodation.
Leaves 1T 81 P n
Arrives At lN"' A. N.
Sundays excertet)
IoTIpvTII,F AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at. 7.0' A. NJ. and 7.4h P. ~
Arrive NJ Nashville at 90 A. n. and I'D P. n.
Franklin Accommodation train arrives an
Nashville rs 4. n. and leaves h.2' P N.-eN-
cept on Sunday.
NAsHvuLFANDEO RTHwEsTFRER RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
leaves Nashville At. l2t5 4. n. ana h;So p "
Arrives al Nashville at...7:l5 A. n. and 500 P "
FpnFFIFI.D AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive AZ Nashville at....-..-.....'-...'lnn1A A.
fe4ge Nashville at.... - p NJ
LEBANON STACY.
Leaves ~ A. "
Arrives at P N.
TRTUVE STAGE.
Leaves Nashville Tuesdays. THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS At O'Clock 4. n. arrives 81 Nash
Vile Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays ~
o'clock P. N.
LRwIsBUR0 AND EOLESsyILLF sTAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday, and Sat
urday At 7.20 A. NJ, arriving at Lewisburg same
day.
our CIaTksyIIIs Agent JOHN W
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. EnLENsHILLF sTA0E

Leaves Nashville Tuesdays. Thursiavs and
Saturday. al O'clock 4. ~. arrives 81 Nash.
Vile Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays At !
gFrloak p N
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1ornrv1Inr ANn KAsHvnLE RAnRoAD.

Leave Nashville at. 7.W' A. n. and 40 p ".
Errive AZ Nashville at 90 A. n. and 5. P. ".
Franklin Accommodation tram arrive IN
cent on Sunday.
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OfHce HUHrs.
RAILROAD Ann STAGE TIMETARLE

From7Au.toGP.x Sundays. 7 1904.
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tirg. washington and Souther" We
Chattanooga
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>craos SgaShiugton and Souther" VIA
Chattanooga.
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PEOPLES CANDIDATE.
FOR CON - II a H l. Il
In First Nashville District,
CHARLES NOR LEY.
county IaiIor.

Election Saturday. eth March. 1858.
leh91 "a
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Leaves '.''-', y, A.
Arrives at Nashville..............a P.
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t0h Z. No. 60 ---' .-'''.--' -.
neeatar. aemphis "ua Ne" Orleans roa
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LRWTsBUR0 AND EOLENsYfLLF srAGk'
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday, and Sat
urday at 7.20 A. NJ, arriving at Lewis5urg same
day.
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Fir~t Sor1hera.
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Srcaua Northern.
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memphis and New orIe"ns.
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THU CIT z

AND CI1sING oF THE
s..ftE-sgGTS ISL ahi"isi.
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EtsHvuLE ASD DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train
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~ = sSreaeld and EentucEy r. n.
I'm. -
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. 27.-Tobacco stes iy A;
Tugs to medium leaf S. 2OG25 40. FIour
So 25GS IS for superfne Wheat 81 As
az SO Oats 67668c. Corn 736s5c
Cotton middling4 2O@c. Whisky. free.
- 30. Lard Ice. Mess pork S24 5O@2j
Racon-shoulders llIc; clear sides l5c.
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1910 midnight --....''-'' ~ p D.
Lebanon VIA Stage.
,o,o .,i.,.iybt }. ............ $40 P. x.
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New York Yesterday as follows:
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OF THE NEWEST AND MOST APPROVED
~ patent, TO their extensive establishment,
and are prepared 10 supply any quantity of most
gunarior
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-11-14
Parish OF CaIoasieu.


Again we have had no mail COM
munications this week. IF any
body knows how long this is to
last we would like to know. We
were first informed that the mail
contract was changed and would
henceforth be served only once a
week and on horseback. Though
we grumbled a little at this change,
for we had SO long been accus-
toned to tri-weekly MAIL that we
had come to consider it almost a
birth-right which unlike our hber-
ties ought not to be taken from US,
yet this would have been a great
deal better than now, for since
seventeen days we have had no mail
at all. However we received sew
eral papers from Galveston day
or two ago, and If it is a blessing
to hear Ill news as late as possible,
then we are blessed, for it seems
certain that Grant is elected. We
hope if he has any control of the
Post Office department he will for
give our last voting and although
taking away our best rights, that
he may restore our mail communi-
cations. Like many others, we be-
Heve that half loaf is better than
none. We were nearly accustomed
to The deprivation of our franchises
and liberties, and it is only the
hope Of seeing them speedily re-
stored which has passed from us
after all. .. ..~I ......
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-11-14
Our Defeat Effected by Fraud.

In commenting upon the result
Of the Presidential election, a. few
days ago, we characterized Gen.
| Grant S majority as an l" over
whelming" one. Of course, we.
did not mean that an oVerWhelm-
ing majority Of the American peo-
pie were in favor of his election,
but that on the basis on which the
contest was fought, the defeat of
his antagonist was a crushing and
overpowering defeat. The Democ-
racy went into the fight very much
Like a man with his right hand tied
behind his back without the South
the party was in too crippled a
condition to engage the compact,
united Inscriptions masses of
their Republican adversaries. The
advantages were all with the latter,
with the exception that the just
cause was on the side of the De-
mocracy, and it is not always that
a just cause is victorious. The De-
mocracy knew when they engaged
their antagonists that three of the
Southern States would net be aLl
lowed to participate in the election,
and that by the acknowledgements,
1nanipulations and frauds effected
by Congress and it's agents in the
others, there could be no. full, fair
and free election. .r. a.. aaa..l
The table we publish to-day and
the comments made thereon show
that in a fair election Seymour
might easily have been successful.
"aa M o. Bee, 1911.