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Langhorne & Armstead's Tobacco.
nifty packages Of thi, eeIebr tied Chewing Tobacco
L Just received and for sale lnw ny
MeCREA & TERRASS,
Sep. 8. 50 and S. Broad street.
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HASKELL,S LETTER

Gen. Haskell has written a letter to the Memphis
Bulletin in favor of recognizing the old Wing party,
and various other things-generally. 1t is alto
gether 8 curious document In the first paragraph
he says:
L have always been reluctant to appear in
the newspapers over my own signature, but as |
have lone with political life forever, now do so,
trust for the last time.
In conclusion he makes the following proposition :;
If nobody worthier than me will undertake it. |
will yet seize that standard, and, leading it at the
head If the column in Tennessee, bear it into one
mOre-if the last fight. " DsLsHda est CarthgO %
The General says he threw away" fifteen years
of his earlist manhood, TO advance the old Wing
party, and will give the last years of his life TO re-
organize it. His would then truly be a nis-spenf
life. We hope he will devote the remainder of his
days to a profitable employment, so that at
the last day he {" some good account may give " We
would publish the letter if we thought there was
anything of interest to our readers in it.
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FOX SALE.
TIE Elouing Real Estate stu9t in the city OF sh-
viile small brick house containing four good
and beng No. % Norh summer adjoining
my also the adjoining Tot irObng forty feet on
Summer street. Lot fronting fy South side &c
CTaR ford street, between sum and High srrefs Lot
fronting tweuyight feet FIR street, nearly opposite
Railroad Bridge. Three Lois gearld, with MY
Anal will also sell ANAL NJ, tain
ing twenty seven acres p mics North Of The city,
The above property viii sold low and reasonable
time, FIR particulars apply 70
aug ~ JOHN W. MARTIN.
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CLAIBORNE MAGHINE WORKS.
IRON FOUNDRY.

IRON FOUNDRY.
I'VE have nov Jared our and extensive Foundry
~ Old stand 81 the ists Nashville uanufeturng
COmpany. and are prepared o heavy Uaht
work o. any description the shor Iiaht
nRs 70 small amounts II Moderate ciy prizes heavy
nEs 20 la'ge amounts furnished perl nrsct Cincinnati
prices with a. dons Of freight. " commenced
operations In
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines, awhile, Flourmls 81 mOst Improved
patterns made to order Jobbng repairing done in adi-
atty We ready Tor Engines aud wills
and shal furnish plans 20 enable purchasers up their
Mills With little eXpsnss. Manufacturers Farmers will
fnd profitable 70 rs, before going Bast Wost for
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
FoRstatonay eng and steamboats, male 70 order OfAs
best material, se with PrsfrOuts Crates Stsndpres
and Valves warranted 10 stand ny pressurs required Tor
Manufacturing or porpeii6z pu.pcsss
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
Any description Of SmithwOrz done IN excellent ftvs
frstrate lrOn ussd>sWmii Worz, Sterurs Dogs
Pitman Irons, Saw cranEs Bolts all kind Mil Irons
msds 70 order short notice
Farmers wishing purchase g0od, cheaB Machfnery vii
do WslI n call a. Our Office Or address By l-ttsr.
JACKER q CO.,
Claiborne Machine works Nashville Tonn-
ulyo5-u Laie Nashville Man @. , saoDs..
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FRESH CHEEsF.
RARE CHANCE FoR sPECULArIoN.

100 Boxes fresh Ohio Cheese received this day By
w Express, flr sale whole ale retail bv
aug. % HOLLisTsk & CARTER, q Union, 81.
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person has S25 900 than be wants. aHd will
loan n MI take great pleasure IN naming
Machine shop sntFOundy after him. DoRrat call
Speeulaors calling the above business ~ ala
between the hours Of and p. The Important
part i big name. See Advertisements below.
Nashville, aug. 10 ELLlS & MOORE.
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Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.

40 cases of Prints Ofeve kind and sly les new fresh
40 . of esched DOmes ic Of every with and quality
10 Bales OF Brown and b cached Cotton Jeans;
10 cases Of Plaid Linseys of all kinds;
IL OF Tweeds Kentucky Jeans, Casnetts and BeTk-
shire CassimeTeS;
OfAH ~O.l side Stripe Cassmeres, suPerhnej
5 " Plain aud Printed CasiDsts;
CsntO FlaH4 els brown and beached;
10 9 Of American and English De LANES;
Of English aud A M TIcsn NJ srinUs;
~ OF French ali wool MerinOs;
ofTwied Pers!bns; cases Of De Bages;
:" OF Black and COlOred al pacas;
OfCa bugs;
CortOOns Of ali wool French he LANES;
81 Bales hits and Red Flannels Of every quality;
cases sli-gyOo COunterpanss;
SilE work Aipsccas;
loo Ladies cry kind and yle-we think beet
assorted ct CT in the CIy-p perfect beauties sure;
10 pieces slack silks, all Quaiities;
100 Ore Patterns have large a stock
Of Ladies Goods any Olher u, all Of
which was seeeled for ths trade. Also, viii Offer
500 pieces White JscO Its, all qualities; Gross barred
Muslns Swisses, conett giLg ami lnsertings Linen
Cambria EaBdkeTchefs Collars, UudersleeYrs killings
ana Dress Trimmings, Sewing Silk, &c Also,
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First arge and Extensive
AUCTION SALE
Fall and Winter Goods
TRABUE & LUCUS.

Ws viii sill a. Auction on TU SDAY, WEDNESDAY,
ant T. URSDAY, ember Is 10, and H. 1871 Of the
largest stocks OF Staple AID Fancy Day CO. DS, Ready
MADE Clothing, Shoes, Boots Hats ant CaUs, GSrpeIng
QueensWare, Hardware ami Cutlery, &c, that be-
tore offered al auction in This city The Goods all New
Fresh and fashionable and the ibc kinds
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NORTH-W ESTERH RAILROAD.
election Of Board Directors for Nashville and
~ North Western Railroad G, Will be Id a tbe
on in Nashville Wednesday The 7tb OF October, 1857
BY order Of the Board
B. DOUGLAS Sec. and Tress'r
sept Sim n. q W Railroad Company.
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OPINIONS OF TEE PRESS.

THIS work viii bring TO the attention Of the present gen
Grafton multitude Of hings connected with the govern.
which long lain iOrgotfulness-NsD York W.
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Cincinnati liurRet, April1.

Pryrisi0ns-The market for mess Pork and Lard
has been quite firm during the greater portion Of the
week, and toward the close quite a speculative de
maad arose Tor both, and advance was establish
ed. Bulk Meats and Bacon have been comparatively
neglected, but al The close yesterday the feeling
with regard TO them rather better. AT the close
of the market there were buyers Of shoulders at
73c and Of sides at 93c but sellers asked &c high
err Holders were asking 50 for mess pork and S23
for clear. The sales Of lard have been mainly NJ
1880 and there were plenty Of buyers Mt l35c, hut
no sellers.
Cheess-The market presents nothing new since
our last. The supply Of fancy brands is good, but
Of W. R. is about exhausted The demand is limit
ed and chiefly local The sales add up 1000 boxes
Al II to BE for fancy, and ll TO l25c for Ohio and
New York State.
Fr1ats-Green Apples have become very scarce,
and prices rule higher. We notice sales OF prime to
choice at 50 TO So and Of fair at 81 to 81 90. In
Dried Apples and Peaches there is no important
change. The demand continues moderate, and local
new Apples range from - 40 90 = 90. andi some
cases s. 60 has been obtained for very choice
Peaches sell slowly, in the small way at S3a3 p for
new. Old Apples and Peaches rule irregular, and
are not in much demand.
FsatEsrs-The demand is good, and the market
firm at 4Ga4Sc., according to quality.
Co~l-Curn is in active demand, with an made
uuste supply, and prices are buoyan; and hner,
though not quotably higher. The sales during the
week add up p. 600 bushels closing al 55a5Gc. at
the river and dcPots, and &c delivered at the dis
tlery.
Iron.-The demand for Pig continues active, and
the sales during the week reach 220O tons at S5Ja5
for Ohio Hot-blast, the former rate when taken at
thc river and the latter for small lots from the yards
large demand exists for Bars and the sales for the
week have been extensive. The demand is far in
advance Of the supply. We quote common at 24c-,
and charcoal 33c.
Lead and Siot-Therc is no change in The gene
raj features of the market as last noticed. Pig lead
may be quoted at 1a1lc Bar at 75a73c., and Pipe
and Sheet at slsssc. Shot remains steady at S2Ia
n 90 z keg.
Sesd-About the middle of the week Clover ad-
vanced to IS, and about 100 bbls sold at this rate
but toward the close several parcels We're offered
from St Louis which unsettled the market and yes
terday It was nominal at s. -. Timothy retaiis at
s. Is, and is dull Flax is nominal
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS, April 3.-The schooner JoaoujB
from Vera Cruz, goth March, reports that the Nexi
can Government is in such Strengthened circumstan-
ces that Il Is forced to suspend payment at the Gus
tom houses al Vera Cruz aud the city Of Mexico.
Her relations with Great Britain continue in an
unsettled condition.
March.
Gen Blanearte IS a voluntary prisoner at GUsiala-
jara for trial by court martial
Querte, Minister at the Hacienda Cara, late Gov
ern0I q IamPieo Is about visit the capital TO de-
fend his character
Inc mails are very irregular.
Nothing heard at the city Of Mexico Of the rejeo-
ton Of the Forsyth treaty.
II was reported that Santa Anna had numerous
emissOries throughout Mexico.
The news from Nicaragua received in this city
caused great rejoicing.
NEW ORLEANS, April &.-Sales Of cotton to-day,
$500 bales; market slightly dearer middlings 1884
49,: sales Of the week $4,000 bales: receipts last
week were % 800 against 900 last year; receipts
l03 600 less than last year receipts at all South
ern ports less than last year 3l3 800 stock at New
Orleans 252 900 against 3O7 5O0ast year; Sugar IO5
Mess Pork % 90; Lard hrm in kegs 10; Coffee, prime
ll4alll; sales Of week, 900 bags; stock at New
Orleans, y, 900 bags; Exchange on London 8.
WASHINGTON, April 8.-Goute agents and small
postmasters are not to be renewed except for good
cause.
Charles H. Hampstead has been appointed director
of the California mint.
The following collectors have been appointed: L.
D. Stsrke at Camden, II. c. W. W. Wood at Vicks-
burg. Thaddsus Sanford, Mobile.
ST.. LOUIS, March 4.-The officers Of the steamer
st. Marys from Council Bluff report that four meu
were shot at Platts mouth, Nebraska March 18th by
order Of the Vigilance Committee, and five others
were banished from the Territory and forbidden 10
return under penalty Of death. The offence was
claim jumping.
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COMMERCIAL.
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
NasuvTTrr ADy;I 4 1


COTTON.-The transactions duringthe week have
been limited in consequence Of light ireceipts We
hear of the sale to-day Of Il bales at lO8al3.
TOBACCO.-Tho sales Of the week have been of
average amount Only one hid. is reported to-day
att 50.
COFFEE.-The demand for Rio has been good and
the market is firm at our last quotations. We hear
Of sales Of 200 bags Prime New Orleans, in small
lots At l23, and % bags Baltimore at l23. Java is
worth l73al8 and Lagusyra lSIaI8!.
SUGAR.-Since our last report the demand has
been fair and prices on all grades have advanced &c
2 10 ewing to further unfavorable reports from
New Orleans. Common may now be quoted at lie;
Fair at ll3aIl2, and Prime at l24al23.
MOLASSES.-The market is quiet and prices gen
orally remain unchanged, C8 cents being the ruling
rate for choice lots Half barrels may be quoted at
20 cents
SALT.-Owing to a partial suspension OF navisa-
ton the receipts Of salt have become exceedingly
light, and notwithstanding prices have not advanced
the market is very firm at our quotations. Fine is
worth 81 75al 50 q sack in lots for factory filed
and Coarse 81 so. 4 heavy demand exists for bbl.
and large sales have been effected at 35c + bushel
CANDLES.-The market is unchanged. Star
may still be quoted at 26a2S TaIlow are worth l3c
and Sperm 45c
BACON.-The receipts Of Bacon have been light,
and with a heavy demand the market is firm st IOa
l0f from wagons for hog round
LARD.-Owing to limited receipts the transactions
in Lard have been comparatively small. Purchasers
now offering I2al2! from wagons for primelots.
Eeg is worth l3aI3l.
FLOUR-The supply is unusually light for the
season, consequent upon a scarcity of wheat among
millers. Prices, however, have not advanced, al
though the market is very firm at our quotations.
Extra is selling in small lots at s., and Suporfne at
Sc so.
FEATHERS-Are in active demand at 45sI6 for
Prime Live Geese.
FRUIT-A good demand exists FOR Dried Peaches
and Apples and all that come to market are taken
at our quotations. The supply Of green apples is
small They may be quoted at 3 5OaS3 90 T bush.
Raisins are worth 81 80 t! box. Half boxes - 40;
and quarter boxes 81 % We hear Of sale Of
Texas Pecans at lie T. ib and 5. S. Almonds 2Jc.
WHISKY.-The market is easier but not quotably
lower Sales Of the week embrace about 800 bbls.
at prices ranging from 2Ja26c. for good and extra
Cincinnati brands.
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9 LORD OF THE ISLES p

THIS celebrated Jack will stand the present The
stables Of J. W. Chairs, The Franklin and COlum5 "a
Turnpike road, half mile north Of Spring Hill, Aaury
county Tenn, and will serve Jenne at $40 the insur-
payable when the fact is GsceTtaned the properly
transferred. Eifycenis 20 tie groom in advance. Paslur
good blue grass per wee If fed with grain
IS cents.
DEsca1PrIoS- Lord Of the Isss'' is back jack foil rs
hands inches high 1Us appearance, deep chest
ong round body with great weight long straight back, broad
hips, fine aTchsd ion, long beautifully shaped rump
long heavy quarters, nne STYLE broad mock with hne broad
legs.
PRD1aRrz- Lord Of the Ises' was sired by the celebrated
and uuequsled imported Jack, Old Knight Errauhis dam
by James Rdeys Big Blue bis grand dam Old Ann Royal
(owned by Dr. IL Thomas Of MaUry county, Teun whose
produce Is eqaa not superior, to any in the state Vis
isnt attention will be given 10 all Jenuetts semi O.
LIN, but will be liable fuF accidents escapes
lord he ses and bis JenHstts by sPscsl arrange
ent will be under the suPerinendence and n4nsgems nj
Of that "PIincs OF sOck gFOass Ihos g. GOOdrum, Eco
GEARS, BELLAFANT g. JOHNSON,
RkFshIS-lmtHU6V, sphng alnI fshs'
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For Sa1a.

)P0 ACRES OF LAND Fi-u-'ec t-rse four miles
W Northeast 1lh6 ely, bstEefL -aiin and Porter
Turnpike Roads One Tract shout 155 acres hg, 49,
slbdigided IN pieces vary rou % 1 ca acres, and
De sold out In Lots er The whole y bs suit purchasers
IT'S SOL deep a1d of One richest g1a ei uubeFed md
DOB blue grass, has number Of fac Springs an umsH AZ
lrtng ply Of ths pu-st atsr From ths
Ollatl rCEdit g. reached 1 good Turnpike half mia
IN length, and road now n course OF buidHE luslrr
through the iaCL the Cumberland River. on the Farl
Is comforts able dwelling ami 0utEous-a- yoCnH apple
orchard Of go trees peach orchard, aud long range Of
and substantial fence SKIRTS he place on O. sew
road Terms 3 and ears, Win ntsres. aats u
purchase.
ALSO, One other Tract o. about los acres urss milaa
Northeast from the city and about half mile n The Cal
latin road This Tract nearly surrounded BY turnpike
roads, ands subtvIdgt into Lots containing from D. -
acres and intcocet by Terms-I ad
yEaEs, win Interest Possession given Immediately for
either u0a of She above Tucrs Land provided the 1ur
chaser viii pay 81u Tor growing crops ana
stock included. JOHN ID. WINSTON.
m-r34-Gu- 25CEerrV street.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.


ARRIyED-Ella from St. Louis; Cuba from Paducab.
DEPARTED.-Ellafor St. Louis; Hartsyille for Cairo;
Seventy Six, Cincinnati.
DoATs TO ARRIyE.-The John Gault, Gwathnev.
Master, is now on her way to this port. This boat
bears the highest reputation as n low water boat;
carries three hundred tons on three feet water and
hundred and thirty five tons on 80 inches water
her speed when loaded is as fast as ordinary boats
when flying light. She bears the reputation Of be-
ing the best propeller ever built, handles like side
Wheel is perfect in her machinery and fixtures, with
cabin not only commodore but most neat and com
Portable in all respects
Dunleith, Enyart Master, from Cincinnati; Fairy
Queen, Sam Scott, and Clifton from Pittsburgh; VIII
liam Henry and Chattanooga from Paducah.
BUsNEss.-Dull, confined to the dscharging Of
the cargoes Of the Ella and Seventy Six
WEATHER AND WATER.-Varying, the indications
however are good for rain for which the steamboat
men most heartily pray. Water still falling, 30 in
ohes on the Shoals.
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NASHVILLE:

CuRIous-ln blasting the rock for the foundation
OF Messrs Hart Maerae s Cos new building adj
joining that Of B. Lanier Co., portion Of deer's
skeleton vas found in the creSice of the rock, dis
lance Of some ten feet from the surface. As it was
completely surrounded by solid rock, it would be IN
teresting 10 know how many years it has remained
buried there
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Chattanooga MARKET, AnrIl ..

BAcoS.-Ne notice a sale yesterday of 10000 r,s
heg round, At II censts, loose on the banks Some
small sales were effected early in the week at lie
Stocks very light and not TO exceed 10000 in mar
ket. Hams retailing at y! cents. Lard, none IN
mSrkst-Would sell readily al 49, cents,
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Swan q Co.'s lotteries
CAPITAE PRIZE
$4,000 E1OElElABSS5
TICKETS ONLY $40

Owing to tie graf favor with winch our Single NUMBER
Lotteries have been received by ye puddle aud the large
mand Tickets the Managers :. SWAN * Co.. Will have
drawing Saturday thioug yglr The following
Scheme will be drawn u each Of their Lotteries FOR April,
1851.
CLASS 50,
To be drawn ia the city OF Atlanta Georgia, in public OK
SATURDAY, APAi{. &iA, 1887.
CLASS 81.
Te be drawn in the city Of Aauz Georgia 50 uubc o.
SATURDAY, April ith, 1887.
CLASS -,
To bs drawn the city Of Atlanta Georgia public
SATURDAY, APRIL 1874, 1857.
CLASS g.
To be drawn the city Of Atlanta, Geora, in public
SATURDAY, APRIL Ejth 1887,
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE gUHBE.Sl
THREE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY
PRIZES!
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE To EVERY TEN TICKETS
% unL -L--L .---L
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Penzz2ansElip.

4 IL persons who desire 70 Join
~ UEH. sBOLBE&R7S
Classes, should do 80 Immediately
y. B-NO new Pupils viii be receive after ApreSih.
those who wish - know the advantage OF Mr. D's in
slrucous shOud inquire Of thase Ladies and Gentlemen
who attended his Glasses, Of those families whose
children have attended HE Instructions
ID. IS particularly DESTROYS 20 be judged only by the
suits lsbors, aud by i'll shat may
have been witnessed IL RITIFG SCBOcIs, -
where the teaching was o. confined % the mere
imitation at q COPY, - A3sz7 without tS7 EnoWI-
edgo OF sucn scientific ~ 49, - PRINCIPLES G., must
guide uueuugy 10 me logic Of those who be-
eve th-t the railroad, steamboat and eiegr
pass IN speed, the cart, barges, and post boys.
Mr. D. believes that every person learn that three
make nine, and mat when PenuGHbp IS Taught
prime ple red aud uniform, that arithmetic
Will be equally ceyain 40 who guided by them,
whether they sixty years q 7ge.
Ladies and Gentlemen requested TO call aud examine
for themselves the improvement Of others.
Hoars to II a. NJ, 8ad 30 8, P NJ and TO at night.
maTch-g-tf
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD STOCK
E-NTION

DEM. r. SHIELDS will sell SATURDAY MoRNISs, the
y 9Th Of APRIL To- o'clock account Of whom it may
concern number OF shares in this great teprise It IS
not necessary sag that this sale presents the finest oppOr
tuny for profitable investment capitalist guardians for
minors sc. particulars refer 20 ile last lEIoE
AxrnCAN and GG-stt both editorial extracts. with thO
report Of the Board Directors for The State Tennessee
or Mover Der 24h 1856 and other comments. Terms cash.
Gprl3--2t BENZ. +. SHIELDS ArctoneeF.
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Cs1ox BANK AT KNoxVHLE.-The Knoxville Reg
.ster Of The ID inst says;
Eve Understand, from good authority, that the
Union Bank at this place, has now $4,000 more Of
coin in its vault that il when the upon It COM
menced Within the last ninety days more than
5000, 900 have been paid out BY this branch f"
PEACHES KLLED.-We are informed that We NAV
well surrender all hope Of enjoying the luxury Of
Peaches next summer Gentlemen, who have made
examination, tell us that the crop is already nip
ped in the bud. ''-KnoTrais Register, Aprl >.
DED,-lD this city on Saturday morning April /,
Of Pneumonia, FLEMING HARRIS, son Of J. L. and
Frances A. Leake, aged years.
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IA The alarm Of FIRE last night was Occasioned
by The burning of frame tenement, in the neighoor
hood Of Flat Rock, belonging We understand to y.
2 Cnrhett ESQ
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CHANCERY SAIL

TOR and Of the Clerk and Master in the Of
Marcus b. TOuey by &c. pae, in the ChanCeIy
Nashville, by virtue Of decree 10 sad cause, will
THURSDAY, the in Of May next the premises, sell
public sale Ten Acres Land, situated in lower Bdgs
held, Davidson county, Tennessee the Whites Greek
Turnpike. It viii be laid OF into Lots plan OF which will
be published before the Gay Of sale
TERNs-TweBty per cent cash halauco In one, and
years Ornots satisfactorily secured, beaTipg interest
aud a lien retained. A. v :. LINDSEY.
b. r. GLAsCoCE, AuctiOneer. (apu3-td