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nnrIEn.n rATENT 0orTON III

Fhs undsrgued sole Asata have now on hand Ana VI GO
,ntlv supulisd win above celebrated IRON GoftoA
Es asd Tor immediate uss with the busAs hrNay at
ana snf os the hoop. Tha Tis Is recommended 70
han., 40 planters simplicity and atreRgth ana she
reas ease With weh "a adjusted 70 bess OF my s4
.hsIr entire satisfaction.
'iU''' 4, BLEAKLEY 90,
sana POgdras street, conner OF TehsS''Ou'-A
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nR. DE ANDRES
-FoN@- 80
RARsApARILLA BITTERs.

attention the Public, City and Country TEsds b
spectfuIy called to the Introduction of the r 81 f9
SnrsapnriIln BAtteFss as. =
The most Pleasant valuable Btters has heena
troduesd country The general supplied
by the following GrocerB and DFuggists Ea 1s48
FatIo Marks Co., As, IS and IT New Levee street.
Griffin q Porch, 81 and 80 TchOupitoulas street
Ed Hart Co., 49, 70 and n Tcboapitoulaa strssa
L. Basset, cor, Gravier and Tchoupitoulaa Hsrests
r. Avet Gambon, 50 and 81 Old Leveestrset.
John I. Moore, cor. PoydrAs and New Levss strees<
VIM O. Mitchell cor. Camp and Poydraa gtreeta. "a -f
Csss 4 Downing, 30 Poydras street. t5r t t9s
r W. MaFsden, Druggist cor. Magazine and GravieE
Turner waiss Druggists, Royal and Cuatonahoasa
q. NJ MORRISON Agent.
IL MsRsElRs street.
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BROKERS, NOTARGEs, AGENCY
John BBNDERNAGEL q O. o. DUQUE,
NoTARIEs PUBLIC,
AND
- Commissioners of Deeds, Etc,
For the statea of
View York, Alabama Mississippi Esntueky,
+ asnebre Rhods Island t@1d G Uasona
wisconsin, Michigan, Kansas. Etc.
No. 20 CarondeIet Street,
UP STAIRS
7 AND AND COLLECTING OFFICE-
SUMMIT, PIKE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
- W. a. GARLAND & SON.,
Have opened office in Summit, on the N o. G. n. R
Miss the adjustment and collie ton of debts and for
do well furnish Us witha description of their Lands We
ReferencesSHon W. l. sharkey, and Fon. VIM Yerger,
Jackson Miss hon naEy Hays MT SHRmRtsr Tur9eT and
New York. Hon n q Il stuart stspn ton Va Hon s
Msssrs. Bailey 20, Phiadenha.
n MORGAN,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE BROKER,
so oo'''"o" New Orleans.
This patronage of his friends respectfully solicited
ssfsrence-The Old Merchants generally.
NILLIAM n. LIMBO,
GENERAL AGENCY AND COLLECTING OFFICE
- No. 141 Magazine street,
| New Orleans.
All orders left a E. BLAGKMARs No. 1867 Canal street
will be promptly attended to.
EOR SALE, CHEAP,
NO. 8 PETROLEUM STOVE,
Very little used, good as
Apply to GEO. CONNOLLY, Agent
f2 CaTondelet street
1.-TWO AGRICULTURAL pArERs FOR
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
The Southern CultIvator,
D. REDMOND AND WILLIAM N. WHITE, EDITORS.
Established in 1873 vOl, "a January, 1866
Monthly at 50 per annurnx Copies for slo in Advance
By special arrangement with he MARYLAND FARMER
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For the Speedy and Permanent Cure Of
Liver Complaint scrofua Kngs Evil Dyspepsia Dropsy,
Neuralgia Epilepsy, Erysipelas, st. AnthOnys Fro
Pimples, Pustuies, BloLches, Bois, Tumors, Salt
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Pain in the Stomach, Side and
Bowels, General Debility,
Uterine liberation,
Syphilis
hERCURIL BASE,
And sI Complaints arising from resulting in
IMPURE BLOOD.
1t double strength any other sarsapars Compound
Market and Endorsed by the Medical Faculty thu
BEST AND CHEAPEST BLOOD PURIFIER TANr.
Read the following comnendation from Dr. Abbott of Bos
ton widely known the most successful practitioners
in the country:
Boston, Dec. 6, 1853
DR. E. r. KNIGHTS, MELROsE, MASSACHUSETTS,
Dear sir-I have used Dr. Lsrooksh's Sarsapsrla
pound my practice for several years. and careful OBJ
seryaton of its effects, do not hesitate say that ill., in
| my opinion, the sUREsT, SAFEST aud CHEAPEST
| REMEDY for sCRoFULoUS and sYPHILTTlC DISEASES
has been made available to the medical profession
| Frsternally yours, s. Y. ABBoFT, NJ. d.
Price, 81 90 per Bottle.
Pr lrsdb by
DR.. E. R. KNIGHTS, CHEMIST MELRosE, MASS.
DR. LARooKAHs
India Vegetable Purmonlc Syrup.
Cures Coughs, Colds whoopipg Cough Group Asthma Oh
tarh, Bronchitis, pain in the Side Night swoats,
/ Hoarseness, to which Public Speakers and Singers
LIABLE Consumption in its early stages
and all Diseases of the Threat
and Lungs
Endorsed by the highest medical authority cergymen
every denomination authors editos professors in Vaou
colleges and by many of our eminent public mep
Containing opium it is adapted every age, and
be without fear of the dangerous results which follow tn
Of the Cough Preparations OF which opium
ipecsc are the base
'-'tter from Hon g. ". GOoch Member of Congress flo
Massachusetts
DR. e. R. KNIGHTS-Dear SE-I have used Or. LarO
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xcesn remedy for Coughs Colds Sore Throat and ali Co
umptiye Complaints etc have recommended it to sever
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GIVE IT TRIAL
Price SO cents and "a per bottle.
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on pEMAs. BARNES AGO, New York,
WI BARNES. WARD CO., Now Orleans
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FEsrsOEIAs b. RODLES q co.. 4
NO. PERDIDo STREET, adjoining Masonic Building
OFFICE no. I2s eRAHtER srHEET, HEw oRLEkEs
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, STATIONARY Ant
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
Circular Gross Cut Mil and Mule saws; Corn AGls VII
Mills Betting Apparatus; shaftng Puiiss and Betting
All descriptions Of Plantation Machinery and AErlcaltu
implements.
We keep constantly on hand full supply Of
CANE CARTS, PLANTATION, AND ROAD WAGONS
Timber Wheels wheelbsIros the we'll known
of Joshua Bedlay, Wheeling vs..
We connection with eztensige FoundreS ALa Scnin
shopsin St. Louis Lousy Cncnnati Pshur 81
which prepared to contract for any of
on most favorable terns deliver anywhere New
Orleans Tree Of freight FH0s 3 RnDLEy E 10
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

@ ....,.....s-...'.'-'..s'.-'..,@ HAEb
No 20 CAMP STREET, UNDER THE CITY HOTEL
,Jevvelry, Watches. silver and Plated Ware
-soLR
sENMoNs' BRAZILIAN PEBBLES,
FlneGola Watches 10 Hunting Cases.
su rsyed bsst maksrs Sets Bracelets, Pins Ear
in Diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx and EtTusean eld
Is arat Gold Vest Chains, pattens sleeve
Buts0ns every variety and hest workmanship
and Masonic Pins various dssigns Silver aad
Plated Sets Table Tea Forks spd spOens Cups ohts
Napkin Rngs Gastos Pocket and Fseis Cutlery st
makers and superior quality.
Once and MANTLE in Bronze, Marble and Wood
apseInelea.
Gold silver Steel and Shell mounted
The particular attention ~ those needing helps so r0sd
rspect,ny solicited 10 Samops Brazilian Psbssa the esft
aud only glasses that Should Eev Pebbles rsei IN
old rasA attention paid repairing Watches ans
1 Iapery, the beat wOrkmen hstHp employed
! Remainder, " CAMP STREET, sndeE tha 0iA Aoss@
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MEDTCAI.
M j. WRITES INsTITuTE--
Asg CARoNDELET sTREEL
In rear ogth City Han. 4

The rst aim Of human beings appnsss and happiness
implies health Of body and mind
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ere.
IOLGEEk 81 co.,

q. p. FoLGER, L. FoLGER, W. H. THoMAsj
Deaiers in Hardware, Iron, ship Chahdlery,
and 80 Magazine Street. Opposite st. James Hotel n o
Malls and Castngs Hoop, Sheet and Bar Iron shoyels
ana Spades Sheet Copper and link PoWs, Hoes
ea1 fpe aud Sheet Lead india Rnbbey Betting Hose and
Faeklng. Crcnlar. NH md Irnaa Ont Sangs.
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Fhe Pubic

May that the manufacturers spare neither pains
expense the preparation of these remedies They
of the very medicines known, in ahghy
trated form, upon strictly scientific principles.
DR.. Samuel GIIBerts General Alternative
Acts directly upon the Glands Mucous Menbranessmu
atng them additional activity in their natural functions
eliminating from the Circulating Fluids the Usual BEete
and disease Morbid Matters and expeng them through
the skin Kidneys, Liver, and Amsntary Canal from the
System 1t is therefore, adapted for the relief of Chronic
Diseases affecting those orgens of the
lining them, such
ERUPTIoNs, TETrER ULCERS, sCRoFULA,
JAUEDICE, GoITRE,
CHRONIC INFLAMMATION OF
It is particularly useful in ....
SUPPRESSED MEEsURATIoN,
HEREDITARY TAINTs, SYPHILIS
And mslsdies arising from long continued Of Calome
Blue Mass Corrosive submse Fowss Solution Donovans
Solution other preparations of Mercury Arsenic
DIR. Samuel Gubert'a letter Ointment
Is most excellent preparation for the cure of that class
maladies usually termed e..
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cRAksPEARE EROn FOUNDRY, s5
. 20s Girod street. New Orlean
John GEDDES-Jos. A. sHAKSPEARE--s gw0oF
Geddess Shakespeare a Co.,.
Iron and Brass Maohinsts manufacture
variety Of Steam Engines Sugar Mills, Draining Maehles
Mil and Gin Gearing Bars Store Fronts, OolumnB
Sash Weights, etc BiHeksnith y ork Of all kinds.
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wv WHITTY q CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION, w..
Receiving and Forwarding Merchants, nno
Hardware Agents,
Nos B. 10 and IL Peters street. Of Crosman oppo
site the Custom House) New Orleans, La
Gonslgnmsnt of Merchandise either sale or shpnaep
will receive prompt and careful attention,
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HARDWARE AND SHIP CRANDLERT

ELLIS H. BosTIoK, FRANK W. sEYEoUR)
BoatIek q seymonr.
Importers and De
HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
STOVES, TIN WARE and TIMERS TOOLS.
BAR and SHEET IRON, TIN and TIN PLATE,
SHEET COPPER ZINC, NAILS, AXES 49,
CHAINS, sHoVELs, SPADES, HOES,
LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD, GAS PIPE,
BRASS WORE and PIPE FITTINGS
RUBBER BETTING, HOSE and PACKING,
COTTON WASTE, Etc, CoRDAGE,
COTTON and FLAX DUCK, TwnyEs
OILS, PAINTS LAMPS, LANTERNS, tt
ali Kind ofsteamBOat and Railroad Supplies
m. 30 and 50 Fulton, 50 and 81 Front street.
between Gravier and Poydras.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
TAYLOR 4 TRoHIL
Direct Importers
No. Il Magazine stree. toppOsIte St. James Hossi,
NEW oE4EAzs. ..+-
IRON, NAIL AEB Pillow wAEEHoUss
No. 20 Bank Place.
PETER q. TAYLOR. CHARLES E. CHuRozIzS,
Estsblisheai in 1882.
We ESQ keep general assortment Of
TinWars and VgoOdenyvnrs,
Suitable for Country Merchants ade-end respectfully
solicit continuance of former patronage.
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Week before last rapid rise of the Arkansas
river threw out into the Mississippi food of
water so red as to create the utmost establishment
in the minds of all who saw it. 1t ran a few days
in this way and then suddenly changed its color
AS it mingled with the waters of the Mississippi it
looked like red paint. The superstitious and be-
levers in signs say it is sign of much Sickness
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-30

THE GAINESVILLE .ToUREAMENT.-Thi enter
tainmcnt for the benefit Of the Tennessee Orphan
Asylum takes place on tomorrow. From all we
can learn it will be a highly attractive occasion,
while the object is commendable beyond the pow
or Of language to express. We trust that it may
be largely attended. and have no doubt it will re
pay the visit.
Extra trains the Edgefeld and Kentucky
Railroad under the management of Superintcnd-
cnt Boyd NJ. Cheatham, will leave tomorrow.
returning in the evening" and by reference to our
advertising columns it will be seen that two steam
ors propose to carry those who desire to attend
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MONETARY AND C0MMER"iaL.
OFFICE OF THE UNION AND AssslcAy.

WEDNESDAY, May 80, 1890.
MoxETAkY.-Gold closed shade lower in New
York yesterday. The following are the quota
tions opened at 1914; 1873 at H. 13s at 1870
and closed at P. N. at 1871.
Government securities are quoted as follows
sos. 102a1Ogf; lO-iOs, 951lg95Is; 1905, 1920
1925; certificates, 995sgl00.
There is 20 change in uncurrent money
Bank Of Tennessee is dull at 5000.
Planters Bank is bought at 60 and sold at g..
Union Bank is firm at 7OG72.
Southern money generally is dull. A few the
best bank sare in some demand.
The New York Commercially money article of
the 2sth says:
The effect Of the monetary disturbance of the
past week is rapidly subsiding; this morning there
Is none of the pressure for money which charac-
teriZed last week, but on the contrary lenders
seeking borrowers. Large sums have been offered
at per cent on good collateral, but the general
rate Is per cent, though with very apparent ten
dcncy towards six. The disbursements OF sub
treasury during the week III redemption of GER
tifcates Of Indebtedness are likely TO set the mar
kets in an easier condition than fourteen days
THE discounts are rather more active Banks
and private bankers show more disposition to
take paper at present rates, which has the effect
Of reducing for the moment the supply on call
Prime names, 60 to 90 days current, at 6IIG7 per
cent, with rare exceptions at 6. Stocks bueyant,
the condition of certain stocks being chief ele-
nent Of the prevailing strength of prices"
CoTToN.-The market on yesterday was more
lively than on the day previous. but with a slight
decline. Some 300 bales changed hands at, good
cotton, 3l34@32IHc. Dispatches from New York
quote the market quiet at +OS4l.
GRoCEKIEs.-We have little or no change in the
condition of the grocery market, the prices of
the ruling slap es. Very little doubt exists that
the price of'1our is still upward, while choice
white corn cannot be had in any considerable
quantities at any fair rate
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FEATS.

l. The Feats to begin with the riding at rings. -
The rings to be placed on hooks, and be three
inches in diameter, and ten in number-lance
used to be eight feet in length-the speed of the
horse to be twenty seconds to the round; The
successful Knight to have awarded him a Crown.
which which to crown Queen of Love and
Beauty"
3 A ring for the most elegant and graceful rid
ing: Costume at the will of the rider) Premium:
splendid Riding Whip.
3. A SERIES OF TlLTlNG.-In this gentle
and joyous" amusement, the Knight, desiring to
enter the same shall give the challenge, by throw
ing the gauntlet; I'd, by challenging, through the
Herald. any designated Knight Sd, by placing
himself or themselves lin case the challenging
party consent to more than one,) and challenging
4. SABRE EXERCISE.-Each Knight will be
provided with sabre, cavalry, if possible with
which at thirty seconds to the round he shall de-
capitate manikin; ID cleave the head; Sd, take
a suspended ring; 4th, pierce and take off a head
from near the ground. Premium: A Silver Cup.
8. SECOND FOR RINGS.-Regulation and
premium same as tirst-the victor III the first ring
to be excluded. -
:. LADIES RING. FOR GRACEFUL RIDING.
In mask or not, at option of rider. Each lady to
have an escort. or Knight attendant. Premium:
splendid Saddle, Bride and Martingale.
s. JOCKEY RING. Premium Silver Spurs.
There will be other lmprOmptu lists burleSqueS,
&c, may be suggested OF concluded on by the
committee.
The Crown, as soon as awarded, shall be given to
the Knight victor who shall ride around the ring,
THE others drawn up in ine) until he selects his
Queen of Love and Beauty" when he shall
present it, on point of his lance, to the "ladie
fair" with or without words of compliment, as he
be placed upon her brow by himielf, or such per-
son he may designate.
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BEroEE Esquire MEACHAM.-In our issue Of
yesterday, we alluded to a difficulty that occurred
between some white and negro boys near the pen
itcutiery, on Sunday last; and that gentleman
by the name of Gaflney was seriously injured
in attempting to stop the difficulty. Yesterday
three white boys named George Kepler. James
Bousted and Nicholas Gurn, were brought before
W. F. Mcacham, Esq, charged with making the
attcak on Mr. Gailney and were bound over in
the sum Of $40 each, for their appearance at one
O'Clock to-day.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river is about on a stand, with full three
feet on the shoals.
ARRrvALs-J p WcJJ. Evansville; America,
st. Louis.
DEPARTUREs-J =. Webb, Evansville; america,
St. Louis.
The h,perisI, from St. Louis, was expected last
night She is advertised to leave on her return
trip this evening at o'clock. Go see II. II. Har-
rison, who will give you minute details Of every
movement Of this popular craft.
The steamer Emperor, from Cincinnati, is look
ed for to-day. She is heavily laden
Ho! FOR THE TOURSAMENT.-It will be seen
from the cards in our advertising columns that
The steamers Tennessee and Palestine leave this
morning at u clock, for the purpose of convey
ing passengers to the Tournament at GAINESVILLE
Both boats are well known to our readers as re-
liable and fast steamers, possessing ample accom-
modations for all who may desire to attend this
gathering of chivalry and beauty. The Torrna-
ment promises to be an occasion of unusual inter
est The beauty of Middle Tennessee and South
en Kentucky will be there in full numbers. Hosts
of the gallant so-called" will also be in attend
ance, among them some of their most renowned
leaders-Forrest, Brown Duke, Williams, Quarles
and many others not unknown TO fame. To all
who may desire pleasant trip, with attentive
and accomplished officers, on cOmmodious and
fast crafts. we would recommend the Tennessee
and Palestine. See their advertisements.
The Louisville Courier of yesterday says:
The river was falling very slowly last evening
with scant four and half feet water in the canal
in the evening, by the mark. During the previous
twenty-fOur hours it had fallen about an inch at
the head of the falls, and some three inches at
Portland. The weather was cool, and almost as
disagreeable as Sunday, which was the most bois-
ferrous and ugly May day we ever experienced.
Yesterday the thermometer ranged at about sixty
five, with dark clouds lowering over us. and n
light, drizzling rain falling for an hour or tive.
In the evening it was unsettled, and undeter
mined whether to clear off or rain
Outhe falls there was some thirty inches water
in the pass down Indian chute, and not much de-
mand for falls pilots.
Our port list was moderately large, yesterday
and business. considering the dull times prevail
ing elsewhere may be classified as active, though
the shipments were light to all quarters.
If business active the present low stage Of
water would necessitate light shipments, as the
sandbars arelrearing their heads in all directions
and boats are getting aground above and below
the falls.
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ARRIED.

PONp-PEARL.-O the 18th inst. by the Rev.
Mr. Allen Pastor Of the Second Presbyterian
Church of this city, ASHLEY PoND. ESQ OF the
law firm. Of Pond 4 Newberry, Detroit Michigan
and Miss HATTIE L. PEARL, of Nashville.
PEARI-HENGY.-O the 10th inst. at Mo-
bile. Alabama by the Rev. Bishop Wilmer Mr.
JopN NJ PEARI. Of the banking house Of Ogden.
Tobey 4 Co. Of Memphis to Miss JULIA NJ.
HENRY. Of Mobile.
SON and daughte- Of J. T. Pearl. late Super
iptendcnt Of Public Schools Of this city.
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Foreign Markets.

10y ltitBIApusI
FARTHER PoINT. May 29.-The steamer DaUid
has arrived from Liverpool. with dates to the 18th
and 18th inst.
Cotton, after some huctuation, closed at last
weeks quotations. Sales for the week 10000 bales;
Friday 5000 bales closing dull and unchanged.
Breadstufs dull.
Consols S77z@S71l. sos 66aG5I4; Erie 1896 Il
lnois Central 1908. Bullion in the Bank Of Eng
land had decreased G320OO. Reserved notes had
incraosed RIO 900
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HAIR TONIC AND RESTORATIVE.

This preparation is one of the most eficacious
remedies now in use for restoring hair to its orr
ginal color promoting its growth-and for all
diseases of the scalp.
mayl6
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Gems. Forrest. Brown, Williams ant
Duke expected and invited to oficiate
BARBACUE TO BE PREPARED on
THE GROUNDS.
HORNS Famous Silver Band engaged for Il
Occasion.
SEVEN PRIZES to be awarded TO the success
Champions in the various exercises of the
lance Smear Sabre and Feats of HOrsemansh
REGULATIONS.

LADIES RING: Splendid Prize to the most
Graceful Equestrienne.
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BARGAN.-Any person wishing to buy a good
Family Grocery. located on Cherry street between
Church and Union. with complete fixtures and
fne trade can get bargain by applying for par
ticulars to J. O. Griffith. at the USIoS AND ANEkI
r,xoeE,c may24-lw
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CLARKSVIALE TOURNAMENT

Capt. WESs WHITLow

Capt WESs WWTLow,
VIII leave Upper Wharf on WEDNESDAY,. the
3Oth. at u o'clock NJ, aud will issue through
tickets to and from Clarksillc to visitors wishing
10 avail themselves of pleasant trp there and
back. She will remain at Clarksyillc until after
the ball on Thursday night.
Through tickets for the trip s., to be had on
board the boat or at the office Of
CoRBETT a BOYD. Agents.
No. 81 Front street
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Fire Mt Saratoga.

New YoRK, May 2S.-Congress Hall, at Sara
toga was entirely destroyed by fire this afternoon.
small portion of the furniture was saved. Loss.
S2nn NOn No nther hotel WINS injured.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-30
BY TELEGRAPH.
He DISPATCHES OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
NOON DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON,
The Export Duty on Cotton.

The Export Duty ON Cotton.
WASHINGTON, May 29.-The tax bill which pass
cd the House contains provision for an export
duty on cotton Of five cents on each pound.
By direction of the War Department, will be
refunded the amount collected by order of Gen.
n. T. J. Dana, as a military tax Of two dollars
per bale on cotton at Memphis. Tenn. Restitu-
ton will be made to the parties from whom the
amounts were collected. their legal heirs their
properly constituted attorneys or present rela-
tives Of the same.
Naturalized Americans Exempt from
Military Duty i'm France.
The Department of State learns from the
United States minister at Paris that if nauralized
citizens Of this country, liable to CONSUMPTION in
France but for their naturalization will report to
the Mayor of the district in which their names
are enrolled, producing evidence of naturaliza-
ton as citizens of the United States, their names
will probably be erased when requested.