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A Coon MAN GoSE.-We are sincerely
panied 10 record the death of Maj. Sam. T.
Bicknell, the father of the young gentle
man who was murdered on Friday. This
sad event occurred on Sunday night last, of
a disease TO the attacks Of which he was
subject. lie was an able lawyer, and a
citizen of reproachless character. Previous
to the war he lived in Blount county, East
Tennessee, and represented his county in
the Legislature. At the outbreak OF the
late war he entered the Confederate SER
vice, and removed his family TO Middle
Tennessee. He stood by his colors till the
close Of the war. Like many others his
pecunisry fortunes were Frustrated by the
war, and since then he has labored hard
and faithfully, and uncomplainingly TO re-
gain the comforts Of life, and had recently
removed to Columbia TO practice the pro-
fession of which he was an ornament.
This double calamity has plunged his
family into the deepest distress in which
they have the earnest sympathy ofthe many
friends which the noble and generous
qualities Of both father aud son had at
tached TO them.
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ARREsr or A SUPPOSED RoRRER.-Jeff.
swanson, eoiored, was arrested Yesterday
on charge Of completely in the robbery Of
the house Of Daniel Hillman. He was
servant at Mr.. Hillmans at the time Of
the robbery, but soon after left for John.
sonville, where be was heard 10 say that
Mr. Hillman had presented him with
fne gold watch. This remark led to his
arrest.
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Con,ngsI Love. and the happiness

COningsI Love, and the Happiness
Of Trae AiarrIage.-Essayf 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. J. SKILLIN H0UGHTON. How
ard Association. Philadelphia. Pa. feb2 Sm
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,rurrr FIVE GENTS.

Hereafter the price Of single copies of
the UNION AND DISPATCH at the counter
will be FIVE Gents, and il will be sold to
newsboys and dealers 40 that they can sell
Al this price.
PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NAShNl RidKNll 4, lONOs
The business of the past week, in all de-
partments, has been more than an average
for the season. The rapid advance in cot
ton had created spirit of liberal trade,
and its effects were felt in all kinds of
merchandise. The decline in cotton the
latter part of last week has not yet caused
decline in goods. The present reaction
in cotton will stimulate prices, and we may
hope for an active time in business, pro-
vided the political excitement at Wash
ington does not prevent.
COTToN.-The cotton transactions of
Yesterday and to-day have been exceeding
ly light, though the Liverpool adyices
caused an advance, late in the afternoon
to-day of &c, closing active at l93@19ac
for fine grades. Received 296 bales. Ship
ped POP, and sales of 430 as follows: 272
at l9c, 8 at 1890, II at 1S3c, IL at 18c, 5
at 173c, 9 at $780, 8 at 1Sc, 28 at 19!c, and
&c at zoe.
100 buto|
Shipped during the week...........-......l342
Sold during the week ...................... $50 -
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept l. 1867
Received to-day and yesterday. go
Received previously 5000 726
Total.............- ....................... 6324s
Shipped previously. ~ 49, 65l-57 1926
Stock on hand t0-daY. ................... 5i22
The following dispatches were received
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ADDRESS AT THE CAPIToL.-Commis-
sioner Hermann Bokum will deliver an
address this "wednesday evening at y
o'clock, 10 the hall of the House of Rep
resentatiyes, on the subject of immigra-
ton, with special reference to his late visit
to the North.
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our GAINESVILLE Agent. JOHN W
FAXON, Of the Northern Bank of Tennessee
is our authorized agent at GAINESVILLE. Tennes-
see 10 receive and receipt for subscriptions ana
savertisements for the UNI0S AND DISPATCH.
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The Franklin Brick Machine

Is guaranteed. with eight men and two horses,
to make 900 to $500 frst-cass Brick per hour.
and by steam, 4OOC to 1000 per hour, accord
ing to the facilities for removing them.
1 offer to demonstrate these facts by Machines
in actual operation. j. II. RENTCK,
feb29 Pm II Broadway. New York. Room %.
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CONTINUED. The case of T. W. Greener,
charged by Jno. Beatty with transferring
90 him q stall in the market on which there
was a mortgage, was yesterday continued
by Justice Wilkinson until this afternoon.
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We are authorized 20 announce JN0.
THOMPSON IS an independent candidate for
Jailer at the ensuing March election.
iebl6 ia
We are authorized to announce Esquire Fam
as a candidate for County Tailor. subject to the
nominating convention. Election March Z. 1865.
febS "a
We are authorized 20 announce A. A. CAR
TER as candidate for the ONCE Of Jailer Of
Davidson county, atthe ensuing spring election.
ianD Il
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PERsosAL-W. J. Ramage of the
American Uaioa. aod Col. +. A. james,
P, NJ. at Chattsnoogs, were in the city yes
tsrday.
w. Vance Thompson, OF Columbia, paid
Us a welcome visit yesterday.
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We are authorized to announce Hon. THOS
BARRY, Of Sumner county, a. candidate for
Chancellor of the Seventh Chancery District.
embracing the counties Of Jackson, Macon.
Sumner Stewart, Montgomery and Robertson.
Election March y. mari ID
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A WHOLE STEAMBOAT ATTACHED
The steamer Nightingale, a Cincinnati
boat was attached yesterday by Jno. Crit
fifth, a two.fated deckhand, who claimedt to
be a creditor of the boat in the way Of I'M
paid wages. The matter coming before
Justices Casseliy & Brien, il was settled by
the payment Of the wages demanded, and
the steamer released At the conclusion of
the case Griffith, as he was leaving the
court, struck Capt. Alex. Frazer, Of the
Nightingale, a heavy blow in the face, and
paid fine of S. for his temerity.
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DIED:

In this city at P. n. 30 inst, Mrs. MARY ANN
ARCHIBALD The funeral will take place this
"wednesday evening at o'clock. from the resi-
dencs. corner Cherry and Mulberry streets.
The friends Of the family are respectfully
invited
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DIsAussAL or THF METROPOLITAN Po-
IICE CAsE.-The Metropolitan Police case
was formally dismissed from the Supreme
Court yesterday, The corporation assuming
the costs.
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SToyE WooD-Cui 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.
fahOAtF
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WFare authorized to announce JAMES
SLOAN as a candidate for Jsiler of David
son county at the ensuing March election
mari I'll
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DEATH OF Mrs. ARCHIRALp.-Mrs
Archibald, the woman who was shot by
her husband in South Nashville short
time since, died yesterday afternoon. Ar
chibald, who had given bonds before the
Police Commissioner ia the sum of $4,000
for his appearance before the Criminal
Court to answer charge of assault with
intent to kill, was re-arrested, but his Sc
curities manifesting their willingness to
remain apon his bond, he was released.
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For LouisyiIIe and CIneinnaii

THE FINE PASSENGER
Il steamer Havana, PIERCE, Mas siiiststsiP
ter, JOHNY MILTs, Clerk. will leave - -
as .above on THURSDAY. the 9Th instant. AZ
o'clock P. N.
For freight OF passage apply on board, or 10
W. A. PEBBLES, AGENT
Corner Broad and Front streets
C0RBETT 4 BOYD. or
mart q HARRISON 4 SONS.
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In Chnncerr at NashyiIIe.

State Of Tennessee-Ofice Clerk and Master.
Chancery Court at Nashville. February the
Sd, 1858.
VIM. G.. Massey, admir-. ETC. complainant "
A. b. Shankland - ais, defendants
1T APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
Il IN this cause that defendant Andrew A
Rutland, Is ROn-resident Of the State OF leu
nessee: II y therefore ordered that he enter hi
appearance herein before or within the 6rstthras
days o. the nsTt term OF said Count 10
be held on the Grst Monday IN April
complsinants' amended bill or the same viii
be taken for confessed rs 10 him and set Tor
hearing ex Darte. and that a copy OF this Ordsr
be published for four consecutive weeks In III
Nashville Union and Dispatch.
A eOpy-Attest. NJ. b. HOWELL.
Clerk and Master.
John Reid bol'r for c0mpPt. fsbiT vi
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TO Business Men ana Advertisers
Generally.
The UNION AND DISPATCH Job Rooms
have Just been supplied with large add
tons of the latest and best styles Of type,
rendering our facilities for the execution of
plain and fancy Job printing, at the lowest
rates, bv far the most complete in the city.
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MARRIED

At the residence OF the bride in Edgeked, on
the afternoon of the I'd inst. By the Rev. DR..
Rutledge, Judge WILLIAM MILLS, City Recorder
of Nashville, and Mrs. N. Z. RLIFORD.
We wish the happy pair long life and pros
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RDGIsrRATIoN.-The Registration Office
will be open to-day At the Conrlhouse from
"a. NJ. o4PM.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The case of VIM. Boil
ton rs. Algernon Reeves, was concluded
yesterday, but no decision has vet been
rendered.
This morning the case Of Roberts as.
Rohb & Smith, will be taken up.
On Monday next the calling of the
docket peremptory will be commenced,
beginning at case No. /.
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In Chancerr Al Na.hylIle.

State Of IsnneEsee-Ofdcs Clerk and Master.
ChanserY Court At Nashville. February toe
ID, 1853.
Caleb H. Jones. complainant. ~. The National
Horse Insurance Co. et ais. defendant.
TTAPPEAR RING FROM AFFIDAVIT PILED
: ia this cause tnat defendant, The National
Horse Insurance Company. II q nonresident
o! the State Of Tennessee Il Is there
fore ordered that Il enter it, appearances here
In before or within the first three days o. ths
next term Of said Court. 10 be held on the arst
Monday in April next. 1858. aBd plead.
answer or demuF % compiainant's bill. or tns
same will be taken for confessed Is % Il ard set
Tor hearing ex parte, aud teat copy Of tnts
order % published for foar consecutive weeks
In the Nashville Union and Dispsteh.
A copy-Attsst: NJ. b. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master.
70. VI. Prischstt. soi'r for compile. fsbI7 Va.
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saturday. March "a. 1865.

On the PREMISE. proceed 10 sell at public ven
due for cash. certain parcel Of land situated
in the county Of Rutherford, Tennessee, and in
the third civil district thereof. adjoining the
town of Lavergne on the vest. and bounded as
follows; Beginning one hundred ieet south ct
the Nashville and Chattanooga railroad IN
Janes b. Buehanan's east boundary line. thence
south With said Bachanan's line 955 feet 70 the
north west corner Of ten acre lot Of L. T. Mll-
Inns thence east II degrees south 353 feet to the
line OF the lot on which said Mullins lived IN
February, 1883, thence north IL degrees east q
feet 70 the north side Of Buchanan street. thence
west II degrees, north ls3 feet 20 stake, thence
north so feet 10 an enclosure few feet north OF
cave spring. thence north two degrees, west 107
feet thence west II degrees north 3l5 feet to the
beginning. bat for a more particular description
Of the property and the terms Of the deed The
IRA P. JONES.
fsbD I'd Trustee
On the above premises there is commodious
Cottage DwellinR, containing eight OF ten
rooms, in all respects desirable, being the late
residences Of J. ". BIrdwel-
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For Gnarin

We are authorized to announce VIC SHAW
az a candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county,
az the ensuing March election.
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A. K. HON, Agent Southern Express
has placed us nader renewed obligations
for late fayors.
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DESPERATE FIGHT on BROAD STREET.
"A desperate fight, participated in by
three men, took place on Broad street yes
teTday. One of them came up as tito kiss
another, but in consummating the salute,
"chawed of" the upper lip of his enemy.
The lipless wight vas then thrown down
and terribly chastised, one man holding
him and the other beating him with a
piece Of rock. They were all arrested.
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'1IdIV5 U-AUa dI M.
Exchsnge on New York was taken by
the banks at &c discount and is sold by
them at par.
Nashville corporation checks were
bought by dealers at 40c discount.
There is but little demand for govern
ment securities, and no change in uncur-
rent money.
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Nashville live stock lhTarhet.

NASHVII1Lfl MITCH y 4oU0'
The demand has been about equal TO
the supply. We think farmers should
take advantage of present prices to bring
in their beeves.
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uNIrep srArEs ANp orHER sEcuRITIEs.

Gold was without change in New York
yesterday. The following are the quota
lions Opened at al, was l4l5 at l0;40,
l4lt at noon, 14lB at 2:l0 and closed at
l4l4 at P. NJ The rates here were I40
buying and 14l4 selling.
Government securities were a shade
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stocks OF Cotton i'm interior Towns.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.

Foreign Markets.
LONDON, March 3.-Egening -Consols
closed at 935@93t; 5-2Os 7l4@7ls; Illi-
nois Central S94 Erie 433.
FRANKFORT, March 3.-Eveuing. -U.
g. bonds 753.
LIVERPOOL, March 3.-Cotton closed al
the following quotations: Middling up
lands 90 Orleans 90. Sales 10000 bales.
Manchester market good, and yarns dull
and heavy.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, March 3.-COtton very
firm. Sales 1900 bales uplands at 22c.
Rice dull and unchanged coffee quiet but
firm; sugar firm, Cuba 1246123c molas-
ses steady: -four more steady and firm :;
wheat firmeT-spring 81 1902 50; corn
active and firm at 81 20CG1 %.
New York SEOHey ana stock Market.
New YORK, March 3.-Money more
active at 5@6c; sterling exchange quiet at
94@9i gold l4l5@l4l4 Old Tennessee's
SO, new do 624.
Louisville Market
LOUISVILLE, March 3.-Tobacco firm.
128 hhds sold at s. 25Gl5 SO for low
and medium leaf; dark or upper, Sl7 80 I;
Hart county, bright wrappers, $50 Cotton
204G 204c -four steady-superfn 50 %
(98 75 fancy So 50G1 wheat 81 IS
az GO; corn 75@S0e oats 67(a6S lard
l6c; mess pork S25; bacon, shoulders
Ilsc, clear sides l54c bulk, shoulders
l04, clear sides l4c; whisky, free, go 25C
%.
~. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, March 3.-Tobacco steady.
Flour-superfine Sos Is wheat 80 S.
az 70; corn S0@S 5c; oats 66G &c bar
icy 81 5562 sc; mess pork S24 IS; ba-
con--clear sides l4l@l43o, clear rib lac,
shoulders llb@ lie; lard l5C6 lie; Hhis-
~ 81 %. Weather clear and milder.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, March 3.-Flour- family
$ll@ll IS; red winter wheat 81 As corn
S3c; oafs &c fall barley 81 30 tobacco
Grmer mess pork S23 506924 so bacon.
shoulders ltc, sides l3t@l23c, clear rib
l44e, clear sides l5c, plain hams l5c, su.
gar cared hams l7Ce BE; lard l2lc; butter
40@ 45e; eggs 2Sc.
New Orleans Market.
NEw ORLEANS, March 3.-Cottop ouiet.
niddling 2l4c. Sales 1900 bales. Re-
ceipts $3.50. Exports 2O5O. Sugar de-
ciined &c; nolasses unchanged.
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THTJ CIT Y

OrTNiNG AND VI.~SISC - TsE
9sFi&-NTttST tst-0e'ria'.
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LouIsvIIIE AND FAsHvILLE RAILROAD.
leave Nashville Att. 4.Sa A. n. and 80 p N.
Arrive al Nashville at. % A. N; and ~ ?. y.
aaliatin Accommodating tram leaye ~ ~ !,
at as a A. arriyinF at Nashviile al l2.lo ?. y;
Het1rulng. leaves Nashville st BIS P. A., ana
arrives al aallatin at go r. NJ.
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HAr.-rimOthy s2s@25 per ton.


HAY.-Timothy S2s@25 per ton.
BRAN.-S2S per ton.
ToBAcco.-Bright, IA lbs, s0@9lc.
virginia, large ID. plugs, s5c@s1 IS per
pound.
CorToN YARNs.-5OO, lsc; GOO, I6c /;
200, lac.
RoPE.-Grass, small size, 25c.
DIXIE CORN AND COTTON PIews-Nos.
S and IS, one horse each, So; No. 10, heavy
one horse, each, S. so; No. 10, heavy
two horse, 81 90; double shovels, wrought
81 so; cotton scrapers, 81 bull tongues,
50 so pillow points, 25@45c; lands sides,
45@75.
CAsTINGs.-Hollow ware per h., SOC;
dog irons per h., 44c.; wagon boxes sc.
STRAW AND FEED CUTTERS, ETC.-San-
ford straw cutter No. l, $l2; No. 2, 50;
Utlay's diamond cutter, IS; Tennessee corn
shelter, So railroad wheelbarrows, 81 so.
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TR UsT SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN NE
ID vested by deed Of trust executed 20 me on
the 9th Of February, 1859. by f. NJ. BirdWell
and j w Birdwel. and duly recorded in the
ONCE Of the Register Of Davidson county, Ten
nessee, Book No. p, pp. 100 and l3l, and in the
Office Of the Register Of Rutherford county. Ten
nessee. in Book No. 13. pp. a and as. will on
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Roard OF Director,

Board OF Directors.
JOHN PoRrERFtELD, J. L. WEAELEY.
THos. L. MARSHAL. GAS. b. Hall.
H. Q. HENsLEY, j.. ID. FARNsWORTH.
J. II. CALLESDER. j. H. ONLY,
r. G. FOSTER, 3rd.
r. c. FOSTER. 3rd. f.. d. FARNSWORTH.
Secretary. President.
j IL. CALENDER, MD, II. c. HENSLFI.
Medical Adviser. Vice Prest-
feb2O If b.. G.. P.&T.l
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINZ.
Columbia Accommodation Train;
Arrive At Nashville '..'.- an
Leave -.-'-'--'''-'---'' ~
Mail and Accommodation Train:
Leave Nashville at -.-.'''''''''-'''''' 90 -
Arrive at Nashville ..-...... - r. -
Memphis Mobile and N. D. Express
Leave Nashville Al --. '-'''--'.'''' 20 90 r ~
Arrive ~ Nashville '''''-'''''''''' ''- A. ~
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
Jsave Nashville at........-S.00 a. N. and ~ ?.
E-riye Al ChattannagA--. coo 4. N. and 5N ?. A.
Shelhvville and Tuliahoma Accommodation.
Leaves at - r NJ
I3-s 81 Mach willie ............ lhoo 4. n.
(Gupdaye excepted
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THE FIRE YESTERDAY MORNING.

u
DestruetIon Of n Portion Of Ash BAR
raeEs-SeveraI Officers Lose Their
WardrObes and One His Commission.
A fire broke out in one Of the large two
story wooden structures forming a part Of
Ash Barracks, north Of the city, between
ten and eleven o'clock yesterday morning,
resulting in the entire destruction Of the
building and partially destroying another
near by. The place was occupied as quar-
tiers gor the line officers, and four Captains
and three Lieutenants, with their families
lost all their clothing, furniture and yalu-
ables. The FIRE is supposed to have been
occasloned by a travelling coal from the
CRATE in the room Of Lieut.. Schmopsky. of
the 9th Cavalry, The door of which was
locked at the time. The Lieutenant lost
all his papers, as well as the balance of the
contents of HE room. His commission
disappeared with his ether papers, an in
cident which led TO endless Jokes at his ex-
pense after the fire was over.
Cinders from the burning building we're
falling thickly about the Chattanooga depot,
at least a mile distant, while the flames
were fOilthg highest.
The Fire Department turned out in force,
tearing through the mud aud over the
rocky roads, with the inspiration Of six
thousand dollars in corporation checks
driving them on, and arrived in time TO
stop the spread Of the flames, which would
doubtless soon have wrapped every build
ing in the vicinity. Gen Duncan's head
quarters were on fire at one time, but
prompt eKertion saved the building.
Eclipse engine No. l, was first on the
ground, and did good service till the last
drop Of water was exhausted and the fire
eKtinguished The foresight of Col. Moore
in providing facilities for water saved the
barracks, as nothing else could have pre-
vented their total destruction.
The loss to the government by this fire
will amount 10 abont $4,000
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caves Nashville Tuesday,. Thursdays and
3aturdavs At o'clock a. NJ, arrives Al Nash,
Vile Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays Al
l'eiOrk P. n.
LFwIsBURG AND EoIENsyILLE sTAdF'
caves Nashville Tuesday, Thursday. and Sat
nrday az 1890 A. NJ. arriving at Lewisourg same
lay.
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A STARTLING PREDICTION Something
near two years ago, says the Columbia
Herald, the late Rev. DIR. Baldwin preached
at Mt. Nebo Church, in .his county, and
many Of our readers will recollect the EN-
phasis and confidence with which he pre-
dicted thst there would break out in the
year 1868 Il war in the North between the
political parties Of that section that it
would be very fierce and comparatively
short, that the constitutional party would
triumph and the original constitution
would he re-established and permanent
peace restored TO the country. La this war
the South was 10 take no part. And il
will not be forgotten with what solemn
earnesiness the preacher continued :
Brethren, there are many OF you here
who will be living TO see these things come
TO pass. / shall not see the things that
have foreiold. When you zee these things
come TO pass, You may recall to mind what
] have this day said"
The speaker is dead, and it does seem as
If the war is at hand And if it be, may
the whole prediction come true. May the
South have no part in it, and may the fight
win.
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second Norihes".
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1850 midniEht-..-.-. .-.---'.-'---' - =.
s..tsuS Washington esd p'''''
chattanooga.
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PEOPLES CANDIDATR.

FOR CON STA 81. L
10 First lNashyille) District,
LES LEY.
Election saturday. 5th March, 1868
e.
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.f... WnahinEGon and S0"s"'"
Chattanooga.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-04

NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville At .... l245 a. ~ ana ~, p ~
Arrives ~ Nashville at..7:l5 a. n. ana 81" y. H.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-04
LEBANON STAGE.

rnaErnLD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Hil'Fo. ~ ~ ........l 40 p n
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-04

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