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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.

The geological survey has been most
satisfactorily pushed forward. Either the
Commissioners in person, or by skilful as
sistante. have peen almost constantly in the
field. Communications will be laid before
ysu, from them, showing the progress Of
thsir work. An some structures Of q pub
lie character have been passed Upon tbs
survey. and upon The course Of tho Con
rnissionen, il y eminently proper that tliis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28

Since the last session Of the Legislature
nothing has been done by the La Crosse
aud milwaukee railroad company, or by
sny other company representing i toward
! Compliance with the act corssring thg
and grant upon that company. BY the
terms Of the law turning over the gr1nt %
that company, the Legislature IS astnor-
lied to declare the forfeited 50 faras flgA;s
have not become vested. The final dlspo5J
si.ion Of tie ,sxed questions connected
with this grant, i serious SUBJECT tor
your considerations ] shall continue the
same course that hare heretofore rsrsu-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28

CONzaipN 0CnOOLo*
The number Of persons Of school age
t5a, it, between four and twenty years Of
age, as returned for 1859, is 26s, ST..
The average length of time schools have
TO be taught, is five and one half months.
Total number of school districts in the
State, 4,33I.
Valuation OF School House Property sl,1s5,lsl 90
The average wages paid to Male Teachers
per month, has been 81 w
The average wages of Female Teachers ~ sz
TIE amount paid for Teachers wages du-
ring the past year, is oSo,S6O 20
The amount is an increase Of over
100000 above the aggregate amount
paid for the same purpose the previous
year.
Ac ordiDg to The figures of he Secretary
of State, AS have before stated, the a.
mount 10 be apportioned for the support
of Schc6ls next March would be $245,272
if The interest due he School Fund should
be promptly paid; but the experience Of
be past year showed q deficit Of about
ST. 600, owing to:ae Fl Ii Q o pay inter
est, and the Superint endent of Public In
stiuetion estimates fer a considerable, but
not 30 large, deficit lie present year.
The School. Fund is less, by about $780,
0oo, than last year owing to the failure to
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28
BANK OF q Rant COUNTY

IL AlCN Arm.
REFER TO
MPoRTKRs TRADERS BANK, ny, IoHS STEW ART, NY;
MARiSs BANK, Chicago; +. GRANGER ADAMS, Chicago;
DAMS COUNTY BANK, Madison; N, ToRwITH Co., Gale
IA; STAFFORD CLARK Co., Bankers, Rockford; LANE,
sANEoRp Co., Bankers, Rockford E. B, KIxBALL, ST.
Louis.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-15
BY TELEGRAPH.


Thirty-Sixrh ConRress--Eirst session.
WASHINGTON, april l3.-sEArE-The House act
Tor the admission Of Kansas was read and referred
to the COMMITTEES on Territories.
Mr.. Wilson's resolution in relation to the suppress
son OF the slave trade referred to the Committee
on Foreign Relations.
Mr.. sumner presented supplementary papers to
the memorial Of Mr.. Sanborn containing authenti-
Gated copies OF the writof ha5eas corpus in the case
q hls discharge.
sdr Sumner alluded to the fact tta+ there was no
resisting BY mob,as previously stated in the Senate
unless It was BY the hdnappers who arrested Mr.
oanDorn. The Special Committee knew that ex-CSov-
efof Use was IN possession of important facts re-
iating % tle harpers Ferry affair, which he would
not disclose for ''rubes and threw down the ehal-
lenge to the committee and to the country that ne
Wonle not appear, yet he was not summoned and
two Northern men, who knew nothing about the AZ
ar, were arrested one putin Jail ard the other kid
mapped.
Mr.. Mason said that SO far as he smoke Of the AZ
tons OF the committee, the Senator knew NOTHING of
them The committee would report in due time.
Mr.. Sumner replied that Gov Wise was not kid
mapped nor bandcufed, which was a fact apparent
to Az The papers and memorials were laid on the
table.
HoUsE-The House is engaged on private bills
AR. Carter from the Committee on the District of
Columbia moved for authority to employ clerk.
this beng refused, he asked to be excused from SER
vice as chairman of the committee
Mr. Barnett hoped that this would not be granted
as the gentleman is now excited
John Cochrane-NOw that the anti-pOlygamv bill |
had passed, he entreated his friend to remain in his
position (Laughter.)
Mr. Carter saddle did not hear his colleagues /
words, but that his eloquenee foaed like leather
On the wave, leaving no ripple. Q4aughter.)
The question of eXcusing was passed over.
Mr.. Carey asked leave to introduce a resolution !
the Committee on Agriculture to report
! bill for an efficient recognition of the Bureau
Mr.. Branch objected.
On motion Of Potter the Committee on Pensions 4
vas authorized to empoy a clerk.
Mr.. Curtis, from the Pacific Railroad Committee
ePorted bill on the subject, which was ordered
o be printed and referred back
House then adjourned till Monday next
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-15

d sees ~ ~
CHEESE-4s quote Cheese follows: Western Resent.
new likes English Dairy ii9I5c g 81
6lAss-(fer box 81 50 ~ FreEc6 EinioW sKlO 81 IS "a
g so i01l2 $3.50 70 e Rssbars 5Xi0 81 81 l2xl2 SEES
PAsER-WEaPping s0c9sl . ~eam.
tIcKLEsl gal GAerain 81 5oi = gal do s450 4 gal do
- 2a = gal Oysters Sc 50,
kiCE-7%G6.
POWDER AND LEAD-Rias Powder e., and Blasting IS b
key Lead u CSC p D.. Shot b .9092 so 3 bag
WHITE LtAD-In OH 2.I09230 . key
OlLs-Lard SIl0 Lnses sue sperm g 25Ge40, aad Tan
ners ssc8el goil9n.
HAY-Baled s3U932 p ton
BA66ING AND BALE BOPE-We quote Tennessee BaqripF
A. kentucky le2ac ana India ise Gore s9ls, and
Manila oordays l4ai5e
GRAIN AM FLOUR BaGS-Eo Osnsburg or baskets zoe
e-eh M lots Of luOand upwards; Nc do I7G}lec
50 BIS 20 &c
bhiLg FAuII-Appies selling at 81 e59i4c per bush
ttHtir-te5 Tiers demand at 5cl840c Live
Seese. when put in goOi shipping order.
SlNonNd- Gnseng finds rs8dy sale ct 45845c.
BE AA-Our merchants paying e633c for BeesWsr
hO0L-Phere is active demand for Wool at the following
Is990c b.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-15

The Price Current adds "Prices continue firm for all quail
ties OF clean Cotton, and especially for running lists
Lsw AddliLg Strict Mddlng, which descriptions when
entirely frse from dust command fully &c above
outside figures while for mixed lists the easy
buyers though quotations generally unchanged"
NHw ORLEANS April l3-Cotton quiet day 900
bales Middng lJ5c Sales OF the week % 500 bales. Re
epts Of the week geo bales against 0e0 bales during the
time last Exports Of the week bales Receipts
this Port ahead Of last year 45 bales. At all Southern
Ports 66OOOO bales Stock at New Orleans $50 QUO bales.
SAVANNAH April l2Saes Of to-day Goo bales Strict
Mdding at lO7f9llc Good Mddling Kidding Far ll9
hc For the better grades the market closed m and mproV
ing Sales Of the week $500 bales Receipts Of the week 5000
bale against 6UO bales corresponding time last Receipts
ahead Of last 50 59 bales At all ports ahead bales
CHARLESTON April l2saes CT cotton to day 1900 bales
The market closed advance Good Middlng at II aC.
Sales Of the week UO bales Receipts Of the week 800 bales
MOBILE April ll-Saes Of cotton to-day 4,lOO bales. Sales
but prices unchanged The market closed quiet
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-15
Did.

Athis residence in Weakley county the Is in ROBERT
SMITH MORRIS, leaving wife and eight children
loss TO them irreparsble.
The deceased born in Henry county, Va in 1903
igrated to Tennessee in early life. In $685. he
Miss Kate Ksyr He served Rutherford M Clerk OF the
County Court for twelve years, and in l64g resd Weay
county, where he lived until his death disease chronic
and complicated, battling medical skill had been declining for
months but kept up until days before his death He
perfectly conscious Of his approaching dissolution yet
his illness with patience truly christian aud awaited his end
with regnaon and oomposure which dsarmed death Of his
tsrrOs he passed OF calmly babe sinks into gentle
sleep.
The Murfressb0ro Aeios will please copy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-15
Coffee.

The New Orleans Price Current Of the 18th says Of Coffee
There has been better demand for Coffee have noticed
sales Of about 6O0 bags during the past three days Of
l293Ic for Extremes, and the market closed firm at
last quotations which for Fair Good Fair l23c
and Prime l3[9l3c b. cargo Of 63 bags has arrived
direct from Rio de JaneiTO, making the imports from all sources
since the Is September @ All bags against 3569 to the
date last year. The hand p goo bags
against IS GOO last year at this time.
The Baltimore Patriot Of the llth says:
There good enquiry to-day, left the
sales Of consequence had been effected The Bue
Wing" reported below from Rio with cargo Of $500 bags
and the Sea" also from Rio with 1900 bags Coffee is lying
in Hampton Roads, but her samples the market
Prices Unchanged but with considerable increased
stock the present high will hardly
quote Rio at J4G45c FOR good to prime, Laguyrs l4ljc
and Javaat l59l6Ic.
The New York Journal Of Commerce Of the 1Ih says
The market firm with increased demand from the trade
the include O0bag Rio, from hands, the trade
at 1884, so mats Java l5}; 50 bags African wild
price requested prints and bags St. Domingo On
private terms, said to be at l2iI cash
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-15

The PHHHARMONICs AGATN-This excellent Assoc
citation purposes giving its second concert on Tues
day evening next, at Odd Fellows Hall We are in
formed that the Society have, since their last public
effort been practicng most industriously under the
able guidance of their leader, Prof FESToN, and
that they have mastered some pieces of much higher
merit than those which they produced at their last
concert. The services Of our favOrite Nashville
cG'aEtrice Nile DE RooDE have also been secured,
as well as those of Mr.. BENT, and several lady and
gentlemen amateurs, who prefer at present to re-
main nameless. We know of no institution among
us which SO deservedly claims the support and CO.
operation Of the community as this, especially when
1t protfers good dollars worth of music for the
dollar which it asks. Among the pieces TO be pro-
duced is AUBER's brilliant overture to Les DamuHs
du C0uuOuss We have heard a rehearsal Of this
piece, and do not hesitate to pronounce it as effect
I've piece of orchestral music as has ever been
produced in Nashville.
SO getyour dollars ready. gentlemen connoisseurs;
or to make 1t cheaper, let it be a dollar and a half
and take your sweethearts with you. Men of all
sorts and especially those OF the Philharmonic spe
Cies fail to put forth their highest energies unless
inspired by the presence Of the angelic sex. Take
our word for it, something quite recherche may be
anticipated without fear of disappointment.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-15
CHlLnE HAROLD.

FUlHIS Thorough and popular bred Rare Horse and N
Stallion will remain At ny stables another sea -,
t-eI|I
Childe Harold al distances frsm I 70 miles n ~
and beaten the nor in Tie f7r r-
He is the sire or some Of the best rcers Of their years. the %
est and hnet breeder have known, In proof which the re-
any hloodhorse IL Tennessee.
His pnee VIII Be so To- hoIo1Ehb ed and $40 forcomman
mares IN al eases me cash viii be required before the removal
Of the -'-
Marss Kept ull close o ason at 81 per week excsut when
particular atenton and iced Is required No liability Tor acct
dents IN s eaassoi failure the may return gratis he next
season. or tae money Ter season returned my option
W HARDING.
lsnzo-tH'm ntEam miles west Of Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-15
DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY


Ea<@ DR.. KING, formerly Of New York for the las
ES four years OF Louisville Kentucky, and who has
devoted h attention 20 the treatment Of private diseases for
thirty years HIMSELF having attended practice for
many years. cured thousands, he is enabled 70
all diseases private nature, how had they be
from nudicious medical neglect Of their
DR. Kings Dpeusay No p Deaderck street. between Cherry
Square, where he all diseases Of p-vate naturce
OEORHEA cured without naucous medicine interference
from business.
days. operation which pain Where Structure
health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease cansesmore
mischief and untermnes the constitution much.
SyPJs with all the diseases OF the skn growing out OF neg
l bad treatment, he eGctuay cured in few days
SEMINAL WEAKNESS particular attention having been gSen @
this disease and all the consequences growing out OF it, brought
an In by the destructive habits q incOnsdrate
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect o.
which will undermine the constitution, rendering the subject IN
ht Tor business society and causing premature old age
Females who be laboring with any difficulty OF the womb
may rest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating Their with
lee enclosed directed DR.. A. KngNo % DeadsrHk street
Ns'e lenn viii have the Necessary medicine sent TO her
Suu "h necessary directions. Strict observed OH
EvI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-15

CTNcNNATI. April l3.-Ihe Columbus papers Of
Yesterday state that the injuries sustained BY rail
roads and canals in the central portion of the State
are much greater than was anticipated. The dam
age to the public works Is inmense-n0t less than
$4,000. East of Newark the Central Ohio road is
covered with water for miles At Marietta, yester-
day, the water was six feet deep on Harmer street,
and rising three inches per hour At GAINESVILLE the
Muskingum is higher than ever known. West
ZBnesville IS all under water and the lower end Of
GAINESVILLE is in the same condition The Central
Ohio road is very much damaged. Several ware
houses washed awav
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-15
aqrill-d&Wlm
L. - b. A. Fahnestoc Ks Yern,i-

1--S FUGE has long been regarded with favor and
conhde By large body Of the regular medical profession u
every St'te m u Juon as preparation URsUrpdssed 6s
Es and J., DAILY prescribed BY the emnvnt physicians
-''u he tnted ats Duri the long period Of is con-
GAls4 popularity spurousa-d cOuntere limitations Lave from
sine 20 e llae their appearance. Never has Il been more
necessary on - par OF the buyer t. exercise ju5cous eau
VOC ia l4 ta7lls tle genuine ar Gle than this These
lta1 are 1iiu so Close in their
A. tAToCAs Ner1iiuze, 70 he well calculated to nut ppen
noT utenCed to buy II is enough to buv of an
agent ol. every a[easer must use vnre avoid beDgim
pos upon aul must examine every b5e 10 Assure himself
april I-Wlm 'Si'NiN7S
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-15
Markets by Telegraph,

NEw ORLEANS, April I4COOn dull, sales to-day 4OOObalesl
Prices easier but quotations unchanged Sugar quiet at ca
975z. Lard in bbs lO3l Frsghts lG being a decline Of
I-1G. Exchange unchanged.
NEw YORK April IA Cotton, SAFES to-day zoo bales Bdding
Upland ll5 Flour Brm sales 1900 ibis 3O95 s. Corn
DULL sales 10000 bushels, 1916 Mess Pork Sl7 7O 10
Sugar dull, declined =.
CINCINNATI, April I4-Four SC. Whsky-saes 900 bb!s
Is9lsG. Sugar ECO hhds 759s Other articles
Unclaimed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-15

LOUISVILLE, April 1.-THE RIVER ls rising rapid
~ with Is feet water on the falls.
ST. LOUIS April I2-The river is falling at the
rate of 6 inches in "a hours. There IS feet water
to Cairo. The Missouri is falling with y feet wa
ter in the channel 5The Illinois is falling The upper
Mssissippiis stationary with 81 feet water to keo-
kuk and "a inches on the lower rapids.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-15
Families ana PLANTATION Uses
]. W. Williams--Agent.

HE Rr7pretors o. these Machines claim q, sbsis,t5
me cl2nl that their instrunents auiy scfs ana, qf a.
end Of HssdsSo and perform tie same IN the best possible
nnuer Cnubning IL does, tie uer Of an the other "a,
ehnei and at The sane tine, avoiding Their faults It com
uends itself to the public as the great FamiiY sew
ing Machine, and as adapted to sDs 5raaet Of gr, a.
ny where the needle is required.
They vii stitch, hem, fell, bind gather Essy rake
strong lock stitch that esnnot be ra7eed or pasd out T
make heaptiui, Uniform stitch. alseon both sides Of ts ~
without forming ridges underneath
he Machine have great strength, perfectly simple ana
me management Of them easily acquired.
Ang spool Of COTTON, thread sE, may be used Tbey are
almost Rotaeas in their Operations and tiU 1-ear ouc .
any other Sewing Maehineextsnt
Let Manufacturers, Planters Farasrs HoussEeepsr
otner persons in search o. instrument to ersrts ana %
q ee'oiHg noe d0s 6y mGclias make sure zen s "a
os'1 By examining ours before purchasing
I5A liberal discount made to Ministers and eb-,,.,i. 60
eietes
IL An Maenes warranted thee years and fsIl is..
given 70 use then satisfactorily.
RESPONSEBLE AGENTS WANTED.
The public are invited to call and ezruns The Ma nine
80 PUBLIC SQUARE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-15

&SS-&-s@s Whisky we'll known "Day's AFRO
matte Valley Wskey, has established reputation universal
renders it difficult FOR the manufacturer keep pace with the
demand. This is the result OF persevenC energy
ducton, sustained by determination adopted At the outset snd
neverfor an instant departed from, that Its original purity and
unrivaled excellence shoUld continue to the end.
The common fate, attendant upon all successful efforts,
has overken the manufacturer Il initiated by INSCRIPTIONS
mpOsOTs, and inferior and ARTICLES pamed
the community to the great detment Of the public we'll
injury the manufacturer both in emOument and we'll earned
repUte Every effort has been made against this
Copyright Of the Label and by peculiar shape Of the bottle
caution the public against this imposition upon them and
those wEo by having been yctmized otherwise,
will enable 70 protect the public and myself BY
ton to the utmost extent Of the law The genuine Day Aro
matte Valley Whisky put up in OF = bottles each, with
light yellow LABEL and sealed with yellow wax with the pro-
preoEs stamp the and fac-simile signature Of the pro-
prietor the label. All other limitations.
U ? Consumers dependupon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whisky, asst sold by the bottle anu
only VIM. II. DAILY,
10 South William Street, New York,
sgpQ1-d9m Sole Proprietor
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-15

BROKE JHL--Iwo prisoners confined in the Jail
at Winchester, made their escape a few nights ago
by picking out the bricks under the window in the
second story with nail and Letting themselves
down by means Of their bedclothes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-15
BRYAN'S TASTLEsS vERmIFUGE.

Jolly times at cur house, all the children well;
Thought that would kill EN-, thought SPELL
Didn't think so afterwards, when I up aud tried
BRYAEs TAsTELEss EEMIRUGE, twas the that died
Put up in bottles-PrCe pa dimes. For salety
aprill-d6rWlm BROWN & EVANS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-15

The old settlers augur 3 highly prolific crop year,
and are governed ia their representations By atn0s
pheric signs which are happily hidden from tae I'M
iutiated who say that all signs fail in Texas
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-15

Sa-S sI0Ns and long train OF Other horrible die
eases are frequent consequences Of permitting Worms
generate and mn tps, Wit check the iutestines
and the stomach Such neglect Eexcusabe is dan
gerous in much Wt7er8 CGdiIR FsrairRds without
confinement 10 tn house Of trouble to the sufferer cure the
disease IN few days. and at the improve condition
ne digestive organs purify the blood, and regulate all
secTetOus
Be particular and remember the name, Winers Canadian
Serugs This is the only article thatcan depended Cd
Remember this.
For sale in New Orleans Wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street,
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IURNriKEs rs NmLLAls0S COCNTY.-The Franklin
heDies says that the 10Th inst, Chancellor FRER
son dissolved the injunction formerly granted, so
far as to allow the people Of Franklin to take vote
under the amended charter, to decide if they viii
take stock in the several roads leading from town
The new decree decides that the work on those
reads by the corporation must be suspended until
the vote is taken when if the vote decides to take
stock. leave VIII be granted to 60 with the work
In reference to the Liberty road, it was in doubt
whether it came within the provisions of the char
ter, and if work is resumed on that the company
are required to give bonds for the payment to the
corporation for the value Of the same in case It is
decidedlOn its final hearing that the corporation has
no right to take stock in that road.
Appointments FOR THE METHODIST CHURCHES IN THE
CRY AND VICINITY To-DAY.
AeKendree, Bishop Pierce, lO@ O'Clock Bishop
Early at night.
Andrew, DR.. }. C. Kenner, 10! o'clock; Bishop
Pierce, at night
Mulberry Street Bishop Early, IOI o'clock; DR..
E W Myers, at night.
HObson Chapel, S. Watson IOJ O'Clock Bishop
Paine at night,
Spruce Street, DR.. f. IT. Myers, IOI O'Clock
Edgefeld, DR.. J. c. Keener. at night
Trinity, Bishop Andrew, lO@ o'clock.
Claiborne, S. Watson at night
Russell Street, Bishop Paine, 100 O'Clock.
Watkins Grove, W. r. Warren. at night
North Nashville, W. Randle IO} o'clock
West Nashville, E. Carr, at night.
CaPers' Chapel. Bishop Andrew, o'clock
Andrew Chapel, W. Raudle. o'clock.
The annual meeting of the Missionary Society Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South, will be held
at Mulberry street, on Monday night Several Ad-
dresses may be expected from distinguished Minis
tiers from abroad
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-15

WHEAT AND FEUT.-The Lebanon Dsinocrm SAYS
the wheat crop of Wilson county viii yield about
half the usual quantity and that the fruit trees viii
have IS much on as they can bear.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-15

The throwing out BY Banks notes or the Lawrence
burg Bank during the week has excited some attention II was
thought that this Bank hal been prudeny managed since the
general suspension in ls knowing ons assert that it has
been Upheld BY interested parties and has do ng fictitious
business For ten days the notes o. the Lawreae
burg Bank have been bal Memphis the agency there
having fai to deleen them for want OF The Bank is
reported broke and the break is stated one The Bank
has 50 far failed to comply with the Law BY reporting the Comp
trollsr its condition tie LIST OF April We therefore, know
nothing Of its condition since its report tho Of January
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-15

General Meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Company Is call
ed TO be held at the Of the Company in Franklin
THURSDAY The Goth day April 1850 By direction Of The Board
Of Directors. FRANK HARDEMAN,
aplf-trstd Secretary, pro TEN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-15

The receipts the Southern Ports last year after the 18th
Of April 36OOO6 bales and quite likely the
ceips this year. they exceed
for we in interior included the rcep the
POrts 2sg bales Of quantity yet
up We think calculate that he crop not
fall short, if it does exceed, $780, 600 bales
The New ORLEANS Pres Current gives the following
comparative prices Of Cotton April
in years noted: