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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-11

CIR Parsons & Co; Fred Terrass & Co;
! Ewing 4 Co; G. II DAVIDSON Fishel ,Ss
Bro; Greenfield & Co; T w Greenhalge !;
VIM Lyon & Co, Cook, Settle x CO.;
Craighead B G. Pigne; Mariner q Hall /;
James Simmons Treppard & Co.; B +
| Nichol; NJ Hushberg; ID Clsveras Hugh
ston & Tennison Hudson & Hickey; n
& ID r r.; F Furman; w Wilson & Co;
Phillips & Ashley; Sperry & Co; Berry,
DeMoville & Co; Puliiam & Mccullough
e w Hammer z Levy Hamilton Gun
ningham; Rock City Paper Company
Perry & Dumont J L Burnham n Cav
erne !; @ Meis & Co.; Samuels J. Junger-
man q Con- & K r; Levi Moses A
Morrison 7 A Hopkins; S r SpurlOck s.
Co; H W Hssslock Walsh & McGovern
Morris & Stratton; Cheney, Roy & Co; l.
Il Coleman r F Adams; Ed s Jones;
Twin, Pendleton 4 Co; COckreIl & Penny
hacker; Roberts, WsteFson & Purvis; M
. Reilly; Benson q Tonev W w Totten
x Bro; Allison 4 Bros: J Paul & Co.
John Foley; Robert Thompson & Co:
Geo A Dickel & Co; Mclaughlin, Bro. &
Co; Archer Chatham & Co; Buck. Barnes
q Co.; E G Bletherwiek F Otierville:
Hamilton & Cunningham Armistead &
Wood Terras, Phillips & Co; McCor-
mic & Co.; F OShaughnessy & Co; Ne
Roberts & Co.; r Jenkins Geo Hatchi-
son; Litterer & Cabler; Demoville & Co:
Ewing & McClaugherty; Massengale &
Co; Hicks, Houston & Co.
Yours, etc, WusON.
The Louisville Dsmoerai Of yesterday
says:
The river at this point since our last has
been swelling, yet the rise yesterday was
not as great as was anticipated after the
heavy rains of the night previous. Since
our last report, space of forty-sight hours,
the river at the head OF the falls bsd risen
six inches, which is equal to-RFise Of one
and half feet at POrtlaad. When We
left the wharf last evening, the river was
still rising very slow, but owing 10 the
late rains We look for more Of rise to-day,
as we are confident that the Kentucky
will be running out
The Evansville Courier Of Sunday says:
The river still continues to rise, and has
risen within the past twenty-sour hours
over twelves inches.
The Palestine, in consequence Of dali
times in the Nashville trade, has laid up.
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csysurD TO DEATH.
Drunken brakeman Falls Beneath
n RalIsFay Train.

An intoxicated brakeman Of the Nash
vile and Chattanooga railroad, named
Jack Supplies, got aboard the 1:50 A. NJ.
freight train for Chattanooga yesterday
morning, and while in the caboose a few
minutes previous to the starting of the cars,
was told by Conductor Blake that he
might consider himself discharged, and
that he had better leave the train. Supples
at once left the caboose, and was not seen
again until Conductor Smith, Of the $50
train, discovered his crushed and mangled
body lying across the track near the Nash
vile and Decatur railroad junction. He
was still living, though the wheels had
passed over his leg and arm, and was taken
20 ST. Nincenfs Hospital, where he died
about 9 o'clock. No one was aware of his
presence on the train from which he must
have fallen, and Conductor Blake sup
posed he had left it for good when he
clambered ont Of the caboose Supplies had
no relatives in this part of the country, and
If said 10 have come here from the city of
New York. His remains were inferred in
the Catholic Cemetery, at the expense Of
the railroad company.
DANGERS OF THE WHISKY TAX.
Reported Killing Of Tive of the Fifth
Cavalry in East Tennessee.
A dispatch from Knoxville was received
by the military authorities here on Monday
night, reporting the killing of two soldiers
Of the detachment of company B, fifth
United States cavalry, which left here for
East Tennessee few days since under
Lieut.. ]. s. PAYNE, to assist the Revenue
officers in the closing Of Illicit distllleries
in that section. An attack is said to have
been made upon the detachment which
numbered forty men, al point on the road
leading through the wild region between
Tazwell and Knoxville. The dispatch is
meager Of particulars, but should the re-
port prove true, the balance of company
b will be sent on as a reinforcement. Ii
incorrect, they will be sent into Msury
county to look after the Ku-Klux.
The report of the killing Of the cavalry
men created good deal Of excitement on
the streets yesterday, as it was at first said
that a party Of the KuKlux had been en-
gagged in a bloody rencounter with the
United States troops, killing and ~ounding
a considerable number of them. The abb
surdity of this yersion of the case was
heightened by the fact that no such organ
ization az the Ku-KluK Khan exists any
where in East Tennessee.
The desperate resistance heretofore made
by many Of the Tennessee distillers to the
enforcement Of the revenue law, gives con-
adorable color to the report received by
the military authorities, aud it is believed
to be true.
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Atlanta. Ga. Markets. March 6.

BACoN-Shoulders 14@141c, clear sides
164@17c, plain hams 17@ 1Sc,, sugar cured
canvased hams 10000. Lard 17@18c.
FLoUR-Super6ne S11, extra S12 500
Is SO, family S14@16 so.
GRAIN-Corn 81 1901 10. Oats 90c
HAY-Timothv 81 5O62.
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REMoYgD FRoM aa no al.

The wheeler & wilson sewing Ma
chine Agency has just been removed frota 81
10 "A North Chsrry-now occupying the ofics
recently occupied By The Florence and Howe
Agency.
Having on the 9TH Of June, 1857. tax en- the
Highest Premium aud only Gold Metal 81 ths
Paris Exposition. in France. over siEhly-tEo
competing rnachiaes. and having taken al the
great premiums Of all the srsat fairs OF ths
world. Tor many year., al parties wishing %
buy Sewing Machine should not fail 70 exam
ine the Wheeler 4 Wilson. now greatly superior
20 all Others. Gail upon or address
W. O. WAIEER,
No "a North Cherry,
feb26 2W NashTils Tenn.
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Leaves Nashville Tuesdays. IhHrsiays and
SATURDAYS at o'clock A. ~, arrives at Nash
vile Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays 81 l
O'Clock p n.
LEwIsBURG AND EoLEEsvfLLF STAGE
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday, and Sat
urday at 1880 a. NJ. arriving At LeWisburg same
day.
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PRECF FIVE CENTS.

Hereafter the price Of single copies OF
the UEIoN AND DISPATCH at the counter
will be FIVE CENTS, and it will be sold to
newsboys and dealers 80 that they can sell
at this price.
pay ONLY FIVE CENTS.
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ConJuEaE Love. and the Happiness
Of True BzarrtaEe.-Essay for YoanE Men.
on the Errors. Abuses and Diseases Which
destroy the Manly Powers and create imDsdi-
nents 10 Marriage, vim sure means u rsiis''
Sent In sealed letter envelopes Tree Of charge
address. DR.. J. sKILLIN H0UGaTOH. How
ard Aa.oriation. PhiladsIphia. Pc. ~ tn
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SHERIFF,S Sale.

pY VIRTUE Or A. yENDI. EXP0EAS TO
ID NE directed and delivered from the Hon
cradle Circuit Court Of Davidson county, Ten
uessee at us SEPTEMBER Term, l566 / viii ex-
pose to public sale 20 the highest bidder for
cash al the Courthouse door in the city Of Nash
vile. on sATU RDAY. the 18th day Of March,
1865 sill the right, title. claim, interest and es
tate which John Miller then bad, or may have
since acquired. IN the following described real
estate, tO-wit: The inteEast Of Joha Miller ia a
IO0feet on Cherry street. and riInning back 80
feet more or less; being levied on as shs prop
erty OF John Miller, 10 SATISFY judgment rem
dsred in favor Of Thsmas Hodge and against
ma ma-5 I'd E.E. PATTERSON, Sheriff.
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NEGRo CLAIM COMMISSIONERS H. w.
Key, one Of the Claim Commissioners for
Sumner county, is negro, and Jim SUN
nsr, The negro Militia Captain, was yesier-
day appointed one Of the Claim Connie.
sioners fer Davidsoa.
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N NOTICE.

MESSRS. GREEN & GREEN, In con-
sideratiOh Of the gloomy prospects
for business the present and coming
season, have decided to close their
business house in this town during
sSe present month. They will re-
duee the price Of their goods to COST,
so that those who require such goods
will find 1t an object to supply them
selves. This Is a very rare Opp0r-
tunity.
GREEN a. GREEN,
MARI II - College street.
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All Irishmen who still retain their love
OF nationality are respectfully invited to
attend meeting at Fenian Hall on
Wednesday evening, March llih, st seven
O'clock, TO make preparations for grand
National Irish Celebration, On which oc-
cssion Major ID. H. Hayes, OF Memphis,
will address the meeting.
Philip Allwell, J. w. Lasless,
Thomas Connor, +. III. Cunningham,
ID. s. Muudy, K. v Bremen,
Nj. J. Dolin,
mario 2t Conmittee.
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STOVE WooD-Cut and split from dry
cord wood, aud delivered at the house Of
the purchaser for 81 90 per cord, from the
ysrd Of ROBERT MACKENZIE,
North College ST., opposite /, & y. Depot.
fsb24tf
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II. q. BLATHERWICK,
SPECIAL NOTICES

% College street. Nashville. 500 bbls. Neshanock
Potatoes; 400 bbls. Russell Potatoes; 409 bills.
PeacbblOW Potatoes; Clover and Timothy Seed /.
green Corn and Peas. fresh Peaches, Cherries.
Strawberries, Plumbs. Cages. Tomatoes. Pine
apples Shaker Preserves and Jellies. snd al
the staple groceries at the lowest market rates.
mail. tf
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Augusta, Ca, Markets March q.

BAcoN-Firm with stocks light smoked
shoulders IA; clear ribbed sides l6! clear
sides II; hams nominal at Ice.
WHEAT-White S2@2 IS; Red g IS
az 80.
CoRN-New white at 81 22@1 %.
OATs-SO69O ceuts.
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An Essay for YOung msa. on Physiological Er-
rors. Abuses and Diseases. incidsntto youth snd
sasly manhood. which creates impsdinsnts 70
MARRIAGE. with safs means Of rsiiaf SCAT
IN ssalsd lsttsr engslopss res Of charge Ad-
drsss d.. J. sRILLIk H0UaHI0N. Howard
Association. PhiIadslrhiA Pa.
sop2o 5n
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REPORTS

The Treasurer reported receipts since
February 10th, $l5,286 %, aud expendi-
lures, $l4,243 Al, leaving a balance of
$lO42, 81.
The February report from st. Vincent
Hospital showed thirty-eight patients
treated during the month, of whom four
teen we're whites and twenty-four eolored.
Total expense to the city, S779.
The expenses of the Fire Department
for February were reported at $402l IA
There were four false alarms and no fires.
The expenses of the workhouse for the
same period were reported at $l829 81.
The City Dispensary report was received
and filed. Mr. Thornberg protested against
its reception, saying that the statement 1t
contained to the effect that patients were
purposely kept in condition to require
prescriptions, was slur upon the physi-
clans of the city.
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The Franklin Brick Machine

to make 900 to 800 frst-elass Brick per hour.
and By steam. 1905 to ZOO per hour. sceord-
ing 70 the facilities for remOFing them.
offer to dsmonstrats these facts bY Machines
in actual operation. J. 81 REHoE.
feb29 Pm II Broadway. New York. Room y.
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s. B. ROZELL. Of Franklin. is our author
!rsd agent for Williamson and adjoining eoun-
ties. 70 receive and receipt for subscriptions to
the LYNX ANp DfsPATCH
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Ncw Advertisements.

This morning, at 10 o'clock, Albert &
Seeman's trade auction sale, % Public
Square.
W w. Totten & Bro, 20 College street,
offer the best Of fruits, potatoes, etc, at low
figures
The Nashville is advertised for Cairo to-
morrow at p. 81, and the Emma Floyd
goes 20 Louisville and Cincinnati ct p. NJ,
on Friday.
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CAN'T PAY lFs BUroHER.-The Peni.
Tertiary cannot pay lie butcher bills. Ii
owes one butcher alone eleven hundred
dollars, not cent Of which he has vet
been able 70 recover.
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THE CLIaAx.-T This fayorite resort AT
No. Ss North Cherry street. has under
gone & thorough repairing aud freshening
process for the spring snd summer, and
will be thrown open this evening, when
Messrs Hendrich & BurkholE, will be
happy 70 welcome their frieads aad the
public 10 the beat vianis, and to a free
lunch. mgrl0-1w
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JUICE or THE NINTH CrRCUIT.-Col.
\. II. 5. Hill, formerly CLERK and Master
OF the Chanoery Court at Franklin, and
Senator IN the General Assembly Of 1861
vac yesterday appointed, by the Governor
Judge Of the new Ninth Judicial Cirr,,i,
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CORPoRATI0E PRoPERTY ATTACHED --
Fifteen corporation mules ia the service Of
the Street Department we're yesterday
attached 10 recover debt of fifteen hun
dred dollars.
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PROSPECTING Abe Smith, the colored
Jaiisr elect, accompanied by his staff, yes
tsrday made an inspection Wait to the jail,
preparatory to taking possession
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1t will thus be seen that the banks hsye
lost "a, 100000 10 deposits and Sc, 100000
in legal tenders. This reduction in legal
tenders, within the usually easy month of
February, is a movement which is by some
regarded as auguring an easy money mar
ket during the spring. There appears TO
have been somewhat general scarcity
of money In the interior. The West
ern banks have been subjected to
constant demand from the surrounding
vicinity, and to meet this, Cincinnati has
drawn considerable amount from the New
York banks This appears TO have been
to considerable extent due to the large
amount Of produce the farmers have been
enabled to send to market through its ia
cilities for sleighing afforded by the severe
winter. A large amount of products now
lays in warehouses in the West, which has
been paid for to some extent by money
drawn from the New York banks. This
movement is in anticipation Of what must
otherwise have occurred at later period,
and must therefore be taken into account
in estimating the future course of the money
market.
AS an illustration Of the extent Of the
movement, we present the following state
ment of the receipts of breadstuff, at the
ports of Chicago, Cleveland, Toledo, Mil
wausee and Detroit, from Jan. l 20 Feb.
p, showing that the arrivals have been
nearly double those for the same period OF
the last two years
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Personal Adjuianf General and act
ing Governor Boyntoo hiss returned from
knoxville.
Judge Mills and his bride returned yes
rerday.
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Total rain. hnsh. 3 &c - ~ - 40

Total gain. bush. s. l4s.43l 4.Ol5.455 4,029,SsO
Besides this, a large amount Of money
has been seat South in payment for cotton.
A lev weeks ago cotton was bought up
freely 10 the South on speculation By par
ties at the North the late advance in
the price Of the staple has induced these
parties TO sell to the shippers, and their re-
mittanee for payment have induced the
remittance Of considerable amount Of
currency. These considerations sccsunt, TO
large extent, for the exceptional cODdi-
ton OF the money market 10 February We
cannot however, regard these movements
as indicating the prospect Of any monetary
siringeney an the spring months.
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FINED Thomas White, boy charged
With stsbbing Frank Heidlinger, was yes
tsrday fined $40 by Justice Wilkinson.
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London adYices of yesterday quote United
States 5-20s at III.
Exchange on New York has improved.
The Banks are now buyingat par and are
selling at premium.
Nashville corporation checks are bought
at 40c discount.
There is but little demand for govern
ment securities, and no change in incur
rent money.
The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 9TH inst
wara "a fellows.
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To naslness Men and Advertisers


Generally.
The UNION AND DISPATCH Job Rooms
have just been supplied with large add
tions of the latest and best styles Of type,
rendering our facilities for the execution of
plain and fancy job printing, at the lowest
rates. by far the most complete in the city.
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MoNTaoMERY ELECTIoN.-The Radi-
calls have elected their county ticket in
Montgomery, and claim big majority.
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ABUSIVE LANGUAGE Justice Pohl yes
tsrday fined Geo. Beck for Using abusive
language toward Mrs. Donahue.
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For choice GROCERIES, WINES and
BRANDfEs, goto
w. w. TOTEM & BRO,
No. % College st., Nashville, Tenn.
dacI7 n
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Body Brua.eIs Carpe,a.-CRrNr. Dom

Body Brussels CaTPets.-CRUSE. DoD-
SON & Co. have received large invoice Of these
desirable goods. They are the only house in tbs
city lhat keep them, and are selling them less
than New York prices. Also fresh assortment
Of tapestry. 3 ply and ingram, Of all grades
Seed Potatoes. -Evsry variety. including
the Early Goodrich. sckno wiedged 70 be the
earliest and producing the largest yield Of any
potato ever tried in this country. For sale at
lowest rates. CLARKE 4 GEEg0RT,
IS and 81 corner Broad and Cherry.
1w
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ora AGENTS.

JOHN W FAXON, Of the Northern Bank
Of Tennessee, is our authorised agent at Clarks-
Vile. Tennessee. to recsive and receipt for sub
scripuons and advertisements for the UsIoS AND
DtsPATcH.
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The following collections were reported:
Water tax, from Feb "a to March los 2290 90
Recorder February. 1851 As
Revenue Qeaving 1887 80 subject TO the
order Of the Board Of Education, )....... 3085 81
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Sundays eKcepted)

LOUISVILLE AED NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at. Ago A. H. and $50 ~
Arrive 81 Nashville at...4 90 A. n. and $50 P N.
Gsllatin Accommodation train leaves eallatn
ri e.45 A. n. arriving at Nashville ct l2.lO P. ~
Returning. leaves Nashville at 355 ~, snd
arrives AZ Gallatin at 6.35 P. n.
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NASHVILLE, March 10, 1868.
CoTToE.-The market was quite de-
pressed throughout the forenoon, but the
dispatches Of the afternoon caused a little
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PoIsoSING AND RAPE.-The case Of }.
C. Fehr charged with attempting 10 poison
family by putting pins in bread, vas yes
terday continued by Justice Wilkinson
until to-day. The case against him for
committing rape upon the person Of 3
German girl, will come up to-day before
Justice Pohl. -.
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PouoE CoURT, Marco l0.-Charles
Miller and Charles King, drunk and dis
orderly, So ezch-woTkhoUse
Margaret Con, col, Mshala Strong, col,
disorderly conduct and street-1slking,
workhouse.
Jos. w. Field, assaulting Alice Wright,
continued.
Ira Crandell, using hydrant water with
out license, costs.
Joseph Snyder, ssssnlting Permelia
Street, 50.
-Four other srstive individuals were hned
IS each for walking with prostitutes.
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THE ALDERMEN

DOings Of the Upper Board Last Night
Illicit use of Hydrant Water-Pas-
sage of the s3OO, 900 Bond Aet-A New
Health BIII-LOud Call for state Aid,
etc, etc.
A regular meeting OF the Board Of Al
dermen was held last night, Mr.. Tuthill in
the chair.
Present, Alderman, Donaldson, Kinney,
knowles, Mckee, Mclaughlin, Thorn
berg.
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OF ali grades, manufactured from the finest
Havana, Connecticut Virginia and Tennes-
see Tobacco. All articles guaranteed 10
be as represented, or no sale. Our prices are
such as TO compete with any market in the
United States. Orders from dealers respectfully
solicited. address as above.
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Proceedings OF the Supreme Court

FFeceS0tukA % aoS -" fEooAc N0uAs.
NASHVILLE, March 10, lS6S.-The Court
met this day pursuant 10 adiournm ent I;
ell the Judges being present when the
following cases were decided
Witt We. the State, by Judge Milligan.
Reversed and remanded for a new trial
George Keith VS.. the State, by Judge
Hawkins. Reversed aud remanded for u
new trial.
Charles Manuel and Roach We. the State,
by Judge Harrison. Reversed and re-
manded
The Court adjourned until tomorrow
morning al 10 O'clock.
JEssE q. FRAZER, Clerk
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We are indebted 10 Messrs Corbett Il
Boyd, the geniIemanIy agents, fOr the fol
lowing manifest Of the Steamer Emma
Floyd:
LOUISVILLE, March 8, 1563--Mesars-
Corbett & Boyd. Nashville. Tenn.-GEsIs;
AnneIed We send you liza Of NsshViils
consignees per steamer Emnla Floyd n
II Hammer 4 Co; Tennessee OIL Company I;
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Nashv.lIe Live stock Market.

NASHVILLE, March ~, 1908.
This is generally the hardest time Of the
year to get good beef, though the offerings
now seem TO be equal TO the demand. We
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Gold continues to decline in New York.
The following are the quotations of yes
terday; Opened at l40, was l404 at 1925,
140s at IL, 140 at noon, and closed at 1898
at 8 P. NJ. Dealers here were paying 1891
and holding at al.
Government securities were quoted in
New York yesterday as follows:
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THE CIT Y

npEssSG AND CLcSING o. TIIE
GXiI.N-ATGUSr Ist.-om~iai.
Ftr-t Northern.
g.. uI A. N'
s.sraud Northern.
zite {. .'----a'40 p r.
iirsi Washiugton aUd so"'h@r" 'i~
Chattanooga.
- ua midnisht..... = "
second WashfngssU assss ~"sasher" VI"
Chattanooga.
lNB p M............-.' -.--.--''''''-''' = -
Dsca,ur. Mcsnphis and New Orleans.
ssa, midnight A. N.
memphis and New Orleans.
IA d p. n.
EdgeaeId and Kentucky N. r.
-o,s loo A. N.
Northwestern r. n.
l2.9l midnight P. n.
ThOmasytIIe via stage.
THURSDAY
Jsrian's stare via Stage.
Monday lso0 midnight ..,.-.-......-....l:Oo P. n.
~ ednesiay do ....-.-.....-.s...s..... do
Friday do ---..----.----.--'.. 40
Iberty-via Stewards Ferry. GAINESVILLE and
Statewide.
Ihursday 100 midnight Thursday BOO P N.
Sparta STAGE.
Arrives Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
at4P.N n. Leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays and at
uriayF, al An.
once HOars.