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fAH Ta0rrnnn. IA writer In the Ohnada Iar.
ma gives u as his oplnlon that fast trotlen ars
not the bert Tor he faFmsr. I believe and know
nom experisucs that well built, fhsi troiting,
~ blood hasse. e Ne mosi suiiabls, not for he
10 DO. think that = f.sl troliln9 horss q capa-
bic of doing ANY farm woTk, and 3 better for 20
ing 10 market or on IsuFaeysf
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Ecosows Is sHIseLn.-To ,hoss who ere sbos,
shingling their buildings, u may bes bens1t q
BE- reminded that shingles made from many kinA1
Of wood, such as g.. hsmlock, etc., Win iasl
about twies 80 long - usual u Immersed for NV
minutes IN sirong lime water, which has about
a. mach aAlt as viii readily Dissolve IN u. Old
meat or iish pickle viii answer very we'll for this
purpose. Shaved shingles are much more durA-
be Than sawed ones.
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To Wash Mknlxozs.-An old merinO may Be
made 10 look as good - new By hst ripping 70
pieces the skirt, and afterwards washing each
breadth separately In warm suds, bsing careful
10 rinss only IN clean warm water suds. Cold
water afier warm win shrink any kind Of woolsn
side. Afterwards fold once double on Ire riakt
side, placing over II . clean newspaper, and iron
with a very hot fat iron, In this way making ths
sean fold In all new donble-folded goods.
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- All the above named Goods. together
with all kinds Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
PIECE GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
For Sale al Great Reduction in Former Prices
SMITH, BROS CO.,
20 aud 20 WEST BALTIMORE STREET.
MARBL HALL.
April 20, ls67.-tf.
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GEISER'S PATENT
Self Regulating Grain Separator,
Cleaner and Baggor.

SeAsee eAes @@ooese
A a time like the present, when labor is
IA scarce, u is important that Farmers, who
are interested, should pay attention 10 the above
improvement, which considerably reduces the
now h use n n necnIariy IA p,sd,a n. ~ovt
and can be attached 10 either belt or iron rod
Powers. II cleans the Grain thoroughly v by one
operation, which 10 not generally done by any
other machine. Grain cleaned by this ma
chine. which contains much light. hllhy mat
ter, Il worth one OF two cents per bushel more
than if cleaned in the common way.
The above machine Is conveniently arranged
for hauling, being permanently axed ON two
wheels. and 10 fully warranted.
REFERENCES.
Mai. William Hutchins, Monkion. Balto Co.
william Pearcc, "
Gen. John D. Pcarce,
Thomas johnson, Ph@nix. I"
=. q. Patterson,
Henry Carroll. -
John n. Gent. ccckeysvilie.
Jesse Garrett. Fork Meeting IIause.
James Amos. Jarret,svillc. iIsriord couniy
william Cole. churchville. ' "
Thompsor 4 Armstrong. Crhreshers.l Aber.
dccn. Hartford County.
~ so.
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
PITTS THRESHER AND CLEANER.
with double pinion Horse Power; sire
from to I? horse power.
HUBBA rms CONFINED SELF. RAKE
REAPER AND NO WER.
LINTON a LAMOTT.
Isl y. High street, Baltimore.
March -, is6:.--iy.
Farmers, Look to Your Interest !
TINE ~ MONEY.
BUTTER ~ SWEET
Butter made in . 90 minutes from
sweet Cream.
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STEVENS HOUSE,
n, 2a. 2S q ~ Broadway, N. Y.
orrosiTE novLiss aaEEn.

on THE EUROPEAN PLAN
THE STEVENS HOUSE 10 well and widely
especially suitable W merchants and business
men lie In close proximity 10 The business
part of The city LA on the highway of South.
eFn and Western travel-and adIaeent 10 sll the
principal Railroad aud Steamboat depots.
The Stevens House has liberal accommeda.
lions foF over SEQ guesls--it is we'll furnished,
aud possesses every modern Improvement loF
The comfort aud enlertainment of lts inmates.
The rooms are spaolous snd we'll ventilated
provided with gss aud waisF-the attendance
u pFompt and Fespsetful-and he table u gen.
sFously provided with every delieaoy of the
seass1--at aaotlernts rates.
0RO. x CHASE A CO.,.
July lA.--em. PropTietors.
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T. WHITMAN & SONS,
Nos. ~ and ~ 9. Calvert st.,

NOS. ~ ana q B. Calvert st.,
SALrIHoRk, No,
MAyUFA cTURERN or
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Il
MACHINERY.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers ia
SEEDS. FERTILIZERS 4 AGRICULTURAL
HARDWARE.
SOUTHEkN AGE.NTS FOR
Buckeye" Moving and Reaping Machines.
wagoner's Celebrated Grain a Guano Drills.
american" Sugar Mills and Evsporatsrs.
The "Swaepstakes' Threshers and Cleaners.
Grants Grain Cradles.
The celebrated Maryland Wheel Horse
Rakes.
Montgomery Rockaway Wheat Fans.
The keystone Cider Mill.
Hutchinson's Family Wine and cider Mills.
and general stock Of Implements and Machi-
merry, embracing nearly every variety in use.
The aOove Machines have all Of the latest
improvements. and are confidently reconmen-
de'l as the best Ut the kind in the country.
Rspoiriag pos,' Of a',y Of me ators Hachiasry
far"iulc,i. aud Machiaes repaired
at SHORT NOTICE.
We have in store large aud carefully select.
ed stuck oi Garden. Ficli aud Flower Seeds,
which we confidently recommend as fresh and
genuine. Send TOR one OF our Seed Catalogues.
giving practical directions for planting I'll va.
rieties Of Seeds.
e<-Garien aud Flower Seeds forwarded by
Nail. March ., Ise..-iy.
>-\eUNs.
~ RIFLES,
~ PISTOLS.
FI,lIE undersigned would respectfully call the
L attention Of the public to his very large
assortment Of
OVBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUMS.
Having direct communication with the fac
tories in Europe. and receiving new and fresh
Goods out by nearly every steamer, he Is able
tO sell wholesale or retail as low as any other
respectable house in the country.
ALSD.
PISTOLS Of all the most approved kinds -
RIFLES OF all kinds aud calibre; great varie-
~ of fine POWDER FLASKS, SHOT BELTS,
GAME BAGS. Eley's best waterproof and 4.
D. Caps. Musket aud q. d. Caps; Cartridges Of
oil kinds and sizes Powder. Shot, wadding,
aud. In TACT. every article 10 O. out the sports
man In the most approved manner.
Jcfs-A call Is respectfully solicited At no. 81
SOUTH CALVERT STREET, baltimore.
e6-Guns made 10 order, and all REPAIR
ING done in the best manner and warranted.
ALEXANDER McC0NAs.
March is, iss7.-iy. Established istS.
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uoUsE FURNISHING STORE.

HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.
No. I35 WORTH CAR STREET.
BALTIMORE.
RICHARD ARMI0ER,
wHOLEsAL 4 RETAIL DEALER IN
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
ALSO.
woODENwARE
HARDWARE, &C.
The public are respectfully invited 70 cal
and examine my stock Of TUBS, BUCKETS.
cHrRNs. BRUSHES. BR00Ms,
BRITANNIA.
JdPA NNED,
AND TIN WARE.
Knives. Forks, Albata Spoons, &c.
CHINA 4 GLASS WARE,
And every other description Of Housekeeping
Goods and woodenware. al the very lowest pri-
ces. RICHARD ARMfGER,
lsj y. Gay ST., near High. BALTIC.
April Is. iss7.-ly.
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TRY GOODS! DRY GOODs.i
OLD STONE HOUSE,
Corner of Gay and Front sts.. Baltic.
TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE IN
II y " q 90 GtN


D r Y G. 90 d S!i
Having bought the stock Of Mr.JAMEs GET
TY. who for upwards Of twenty years has con-
Quoted the Dry Goods business at this celebrat-
ed corner, and having greatly improved the
store, and added . large and varied assortment
Of all kinds OF Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
will sell OF the old stock at great sacrifice,
and NEW GOODS at the latest reduced New
York prices.
Yard.wide Mr=lins 10 aud i2A cents, best
Prints i3l cents; Brown Sheeting, yard wide
Is cents, worth 20 cents. HOSIERY, the lar
gest assortment in this city, from 10 cents up.
C0RSETS.-Best Whalebone aud Reed Cor
sets ct s0 6j and IS cents per pair, worth tl.25.
GLOvES.-Cheapest and best line in this
city, at 10, - and Is cents.
HOOP SKIRTS
At 62i aud Is cts.
G8-Large assortment OF Linens, Towels and
Handkerchiefs. at all prices.
ALSO,
A large assortment Of SMALL WARES aud
N0TI0NS-such as SKIRT Braid cents: best
Pins and Needles = cents q paper.
| EB-Our Stock Of Dress Goods. Cassimers.
petition. JOSEPH ROSE,
formerly James Getty.)
0LD SroSE HoUsE,
Corner Gay and Front Sts.. Baltimore.
April Is, ls67.-ly.
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CANFIELD. BROS. Il CO..
S99 BALTINHORE ST,
CORNER OF CHARLES,
INA TE 4 FINE STOCK Of
Gold Watches for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Silver Hunting Case Watches Of all kinds
Gold Chateiain Vest aud Guard Chains.
Diamond Earrings. Pins. Bracelets Rings.
Rich suits Of Jewelry of new styles.
Bracelets. Necklaces, Earrings aud Pins Of
great variety.
Pearl, Csrbuncle. Seal aud other Rings.
Silver Spoons. Forks, Ladies'. Butter Knives,
&c, Ac.
Silver Pitchers, Goblcts. Cups, Salts, Ac.
Fancy Silver Goods Of new styles.
Plated Tea and Coffee sets Of late patterns.
Castors, Baskets, Ice Pitchers and Cups,
Plated or Alabata Forks anil Spoons Of best
quality.
Table and Pocket Cutlery, scissors q Rszors.
Watches carefully repaired.
Fans, Opera Glasses. Portmonaies; beautiful
Paris Gilt and Porcelain Vases beautiful Par.
is Card Receivers aud other articles Prout's
Hair and Tooth Brushes; Fine Marble and
Bronsed Paris clocksi Bronzed Figures aud
Ornaments.
MILITARY GOODS.
Swords and Belts for Army aud Navy, Sash.
es, spurs, Buttons. Lace, Cord, Navy Lace,
Caps, Stars aud Embroideries, Army Embroi.
deries Of all kinds, Chevrons. Bindings, Cloth,
&c. Field Glasses, Pistols and Cartridges.
March -, IeG7.-ly.
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County Advertisements.
WARREN STORE,
Ratio. COUNTY. MD.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES ~
SPRING G SUMMER GUODS. i.

-:oi----
GREAT REDUCTION ~ PRICES ~
SPRING G SUlfliER GUODS.
HkEAT IkDUCEMENTs offered IN Gnr
W DRESS GOODS, such rs Spring CASH
mers, sntinetts, French aud English Merinocs.
Alpaca, all wool Delaine, Laws, Mozanbiaue,
Popplsins and Plain and Fancy Prints from
". tc 70 eta. per yard.
-. ss,- Ah Goods at city Prices. 81
FANCY GOODS, ac.
A large assortment Of BOOTS and SHOES.
for men, women and chldrcn's wear. Fancy
HATS aud CAPS for gilrs aud gents.
cROCKERY 4 HARDWARE.
TIN HOLLOW WARE,
WOODEN WARE,
STONE AND EARTHEN WARE.
GROCERIES,
Brown and White Sugars. Japan aud Grr-n
Teas ol Gnc flavor and high grades; "lL ~"
aud other Cotiees, Of line qualities.
KEROSENE, PARAPIINE ANp
LINsEED OILS.
PAINTS.
MEDI'INEs.Ar
BACuX, FISH. SALT TAR.
Country starekeepers aud heads "r families
will find !, greatly To their advantage I" rur
chase their
BROWN NTSLIX MERE.
AZ we'll altogether our own make. Amd will
warrant Il fully equal 10 anything made inthis
.s<,- A cALL ~ SOLHTTED. -,sA
II. 4. THOMAS.
For Warren Manufacturing Company.
Ec-H. B.-cOUXTRr PE0DUtg taken ia
~vrhangr Tor G"ods. nj city prices.
May Z. lsG1.-sin.
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far~c,s, Look at he Great Adra"iase in Thrcsk.
iHy Grain wM
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THE WORLDS
Reaper and Mower;
VgUTss nunwpEm ATrAcgaNsn.

WE invite the attention Of all in want Of .
w Mower aud Reaper for the coming llar
vest, 10 call and examine our New Worlds
Reaper and Mower. The gcaIinss are all cut
out Of solid Iron and run with precision OF
steam engines, lalhcs and that class Of ma.
chinery. A neat Cast Iron Case incloses the
entire works, thus protecting them from dirt,
water, rust. &C., and shielding the machine
from self-dcstrnction. thereby making II ave
times as~iurable and Of much lighter dTaught
than The common, rough cast gear now used In
rcapers and mowers. We have two sizes Of
these machines known as : and ?; J., Mower
cuts feet, inches ig grass and lee, in grain.
o" !. Reaper AM Mower with Drorp.r. :;:.sS
- e "
aud Hand Rake. 35e.VO
=. cuts I feet In grass and feet. s inches in
grain. costs as n Mower, Si15.e0
Newer aud Reaper with proppcr. 2?5.Os
OUR BUCKEYE sTEEL.TooTM
w II T. L l. II IS T. II A X Il
IL greatly improved this season by means of
ratchets making both wheels drivers. aud alsn
otherwise lmproved--price so.
Agents for the celebrated VICTOR CANE
MILLS. COOKS EvAPORATOR. and Sugar
Machinery generally; the
TORNADO THREsHER AND CLEANER.
the finest machine In the market;
sindelrs Horse Hay. Fork.
woodrufrs Portable Barometer.
smalley's Improved Corn Plow. aud Tingleys
improved Churn.
Also, dealers In all kinds Of Agricultural im
plcments. Field Grass and Garden Seeds
Have fine selection of Cane Seed. Libcrian.
Early sorg". aud regular Sorgo. Having all
the patterns of the buckeye Mower aud Reap.
cr. We are prepared 10 furnish extras aud r..
pair machines at short notice.
.nss-F"r any of the abovc articles call on ar
address. JOHN NJ. GRIFFITH A CO.,
30 y. Paca ST., Balto.. Md.
Mach
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BUILDING MATERIALS!
BUILDING NATE'RLAL.S!!

TTNHE ATTENTION OF BUILDERS. CAR.
Il PENTERS, CONTRACTORS aud all 9th
ers interested in the purchase oi
BUILDING M TERIALS!
l. invited To our NEW AND LARGE STOCK
Of well-seasonei and well finished work. ran.
sisting Of
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"FLOUR OF BONE. :"

We will give ~oncy guarantee Of the par;.
~ Of this article. Il is pure. ansieaed. anbar",
boas. reduced to the 6aeaes' Of .do"r. which
adds 100 per ct. to its value. I, is as q"irk and
cctire. as acid di,.oired boas. hence ia valu" is
vastly greater. because il contains neither arid
nor water. whrh necessarily add weight. aud
reduce the quantity of valuable elenrn,s We
recommend go lbs. To BE- nse'l in Plsr" "i .sao
lbs. super Phosphate ar dissolved b"n"
JOHN =. REESE 4 CO..
",~sR,L A.g>Ts ron tRA SotIH.
July 20 --5m. ~ South ST.. Eal''m 'r".
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E. w. MOFFETT az BRO,
iOs " Gay Street. cOrne Front.
Baltimore, Nd.
Also, have constantly ON hand
Prime Mackerei and Herrings by the Barrel
and Half Barrel.
SYRUP aud MoLAssEs. good and cheap.
Black. Green aud japanese Teas Of all varie-
ties, fresh and fragrant Green. Roasted and
Ground, Java, Laguayra, ceylon and
Rio Cotices. and Package coffees
OF ALL KINDS
Coal Oil, Fish Oil. Whale Oil and
Meats Foot Oil.
SOAP, CANDLES. STARCH. VINEGAR
AND SODA.
Coffee Essence, Bacon. Tobacco, Fine and
Ground Alum Salt, Matches, Brooms. Black
ing, &c. Also, q general assortment OF FAM
lily GROCERIES, POWDER. SHOT, &c.
&A- Call and ascertain our prices before
purchasing elsewhere.
DON'T FORGET IT. the well known OLD
CORNER Of Gay and Front Sts., Baltic. Nd.
0NSpecial attention 10 called 10 our Stock
eSS Of OLD RYE WHISTLES, FRENCH
BRANDIEs, PURE RUNS and GINS.
April u. is67.-Iy.
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DOORS AND DOOR FRAMES.
WINDOWS AND WINDOW FRAMES.
BLINDS AND PANEL SHUTTERS.
SLATE a WOODEN MAXTELs.
Newell POSTS. BALUsTERs.
MorBED SASH. SASH WEIGHTS 4 CORD.
4c., Ac., in short, q complete assortmentof
Building Materials generally, which
we offer to the building public
AT MODERATE PRICES
FoR cASM
Ess-PaTticular attention paid tn orders from
the country by mail an,l work securely pack
ell for shipment.
LEWIS D. TEBBETTs & Co,
No. hos North Howard ST.. Baltimore. Nd.
Feb. %. Is67.-Iy.
Z. @. HIPsLEY,
WHOLESALE AND DRETAILDEALERIN
GROCERIES,
TEAS,
WINES,
AND LIQUORS
No. is+ N. Gay street, Baltimore,
TENDERs thanks 10 his friends for their for.
Il mer very liberal patronage, aad by prompt.
ness and attention 70 business. will en-.
deavor 70 merit continuance Of theirk < 4,
favor. The public are respectfully in kkkAl
vited 10 examine our stock Of CHOICE TEAS
AND FAMILY GROCERIES. Our imported
and domestic LIQUORS are selected with the
greatest possible care. Families may confide
in the PURITY OF an article ordered for medi-
furnish their bars with choice liquors.
EB-All Of which will be sold at the loves,
Cash prices. Jan. 10, lssT.-ly.
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Gc-N. B.-COUNTEr PEODU''g taken "a
exrhangr Tor Gouds. nj city prices.
May Z. Is67.-sin.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-23

| amber. 90 4ca2 50, red. 50 so@2 40; Msditerra-
mean, 81 1902 Do oats, 70975c per bushel.
HAY-Hungarian, $50 per ton, timothy. S259
HIpEs-Green sailed. l2c. per ID; green. Ice
dry salted, 1l@15c; flint. 1Sc.
/ 1Roy-Tennesseeb bloom bar. 9lZe; bloom band
l1gll55c; bloom nail rod. lS1ze,; Plttsburg bar
&c; Pittshurg band. 71zcGS per Id; cOmmonSheet
iron. 6(nqc: charcoal 91zGl0t9c; Russia dc; Cot
ton ties, SGl0c.
LEAB-Pig. loo per lb; bar. 1910.
LEATHER-Harness, 40c; Oak sole, 45G0Oc;
hemlock sole, SSc; upper. sides, pes dozen.
Syg American calf. per doz. SSOs0G French
LARp,,-Leaf. l5c per lb in tieree; leaf. in hall
o6ls, l61zei Leaf l6@l61zc in kegs.
sr M95AssEsSs s o. Orleans sSc per sal East
Music penny's. So 50; 25c additional on
each Of other sizes.
OEIoxs-s5 2SS5 50 per barrel.
OILs-Coal oil 50955c; Linseed 81 sol so 1:
u Lar I'd g 2osl 30 Tanners 81 cool 3; Castor
PoTAToEs-s4 IS per Dbl.
PRovIsToSs-Clear sides. 2O921c per pound:
snoulderss Ice; plain hams, none; sugar cured
RLCE5.,Rasoon, l2sl211c per Id; South CARROLL
s4LT-s4 20 per Dbl, for seven bushel bbls.
e the trade; Liverpool. in four bushel sacks
soDi-Engiish. e119loc per key. sal. soda,
sPIcEs-Race ginger. 23c per 10; ground
ginger, 4Oc per doz; .nutmegs, 81 50 per ID pep
per, Csc; sifted pimento 35c.
STANDARDIZATION whisky, S3G4; Robertson
county, 81 50@4; cid rye. IS; rectified Bourbon
and Robertson county, s. 1894; raw whisky.
~ 5o@2 %; alcohol, s so; brandy, 50 50G24.
STARCH-sc per 10.
SUaAR-New Orleans, l63l6Jzc; island.
i49l674c by the hogshead, and l6lH917e per
barrel; refined yellow, l59163Ec per 10 by the
barrel; crushed and pulverised, 1s1zc
TALLOw-l0c per pound.
, TIN-Block. 95e per lbiIC 10xl4. $40 90 per
box; TX l0xl4, SO 90 per box; TX 14x2O sci o
Rer box; ~ l4x20, ST. 90 per box; terne roofing
$40 90 per box
TEss-Imperial, 81 Goal rs per 10; gun DOW
der, $z.92 .; Young HysOn, 81 60G1 so; black,
81 500l 65.
WHITE LEAD-Per cwt., S1l@I6.
MOoL-COmmon. 259S5; MePino, A. per ID.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-23

The average price in New York, for
fourteen years preceding the war, was
hardly over 10s cents. Ifit is argued that
the IOs was in coin, it should also be re-
membered that that price was free from a
tax of p cents per pound that has to be
paid now.
During this period of fourteen years the
Southern States had virtually a monopoly
of the cotton supply. The result of the
war has changed that. The crops of In
dia, etc, are already ample to prevent any
thing like scarcity of cotton, and they
are increasing every year. But the most
serious fact connected with the subject is
that rival cottonoproducing countries COM
pete with us with labor that is not one
quarter as expensive as ours is.
This is an unpleasant view for not only
the planter but for all classes, and for
none more so than the freedman.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-23

JUDGE GUILDS PREMIUM Stock
Walter ]. Guild exhibited this stock at the
Fairs of Gallatin, Bowling Green, KY, and
Clarksyille. The dam of Hiawatha " re-
ceiyed the premium as the best blood mare
at Gallatin and Ciarksville. EDNA Earl, I"
her two year old FLY, took the premium at
Gailatin, Bowling Green and GAINESVILLE,
and the premium in the "sweepstakes" al
the latter Fair. "Hiawatha took the
premium in the sweepstakes at Clarka-
yille-making the sum of Sl75 in premi-
ums at these Fairs. They returned safely
to the farm of Judge G., in Sumner county,
on last Friday.
This stock is Justly regarded as fine as
any in the United States. The dam of
Hiawatha has universally produced
distinguished winners by every sire-"His-
watha and Capitola," by albion,
Knight of st. Louis" by " Knight of st.
George" aud Duke of Orleans, by Jack
Malone" Edna Earl" as yet too young
to come on the turf, is one ofthe most mag
nifcent two year olds ever bred in Ten
nessee Pat Cleburne," her last colt by
her side, sired by Brown Dick" is said to
be thesfnest colt of the season. Judge G.
has been offered $1,000 for him-tall figures
for a sucking.
He desires 30 sell Hiawaiha," or farm
him out, next year. He was one of the
most distinguished races Of his day, and
has proven himself in the stud, 10y pro,
ducing distinguished racers.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-23

Our money market. continues rather
stringent, and it is difficult to borrow ex-
cept on the very best collaterals. The
banks are discounting a very few bills at
the rate of per cent. per annum, and will
loan on United States bonds at call for the
same rate Borrowers on the streets find it
more difficult than ever to raise funds, and
their paper is shared at to per cent. per
month
Exchange on New York is furnished by
the banks at the low rate of 81 per thou
sand.
Gold has rather weakened during the
week. On Wednesday last it opened at
l4S2, and OH yesterday it closed at 1434.
The following are the quotations Opened
at l434, was l43s at 1890, 143s at noon,
and closed at l431 at P. NJ. There is but
little gold bought and sold in this market,
not more than few hundred dollars per
day. Dealers generally buy at &c under
the New York rate, and sell at &c over
Silver is bought at about Toe less tina n gold
There is very little inquiry for govern
ment securities, and they have all down
ward tendency, owing most probably to the
stringency of the New York money
market. The following are the latest quo
tatiens in New York;
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-23

London advices of Tuesday quote United
States 5-20s at 69s, which is an advance Of
l / over previous advices.
Owing to the decline of government Sc
curities there is some inquiry for our local
bonds, principally for Davidson county
bonds. These bonds, issued to the Louis
vile road, are bought at 83c, and those is
sued to the other roads at re. This is
with the October coupon of, making it an
advance of per cent. Our corporation
bonds may be considered unsaleable, and
will continue SO until some provision is
made to pay the interest promptly. Nash
Vile corporation checks are getting dull
at zoe discount. Louisville and Nashville
Railroad stock is worth SOC; Nashvilleand
Chattanooga Railroad stock is worth about
25c; South Nashville Street Railroad
stock may be quoted at 35c, and Suspen-
sion Bridge stock at 95c.
Tennessee bonds sold in New York on
the 18th inst. as follows $4,000 new al
60sc, $4,000 new at Gle, $1,000 new, second
call, at 6O4c, $4,000 new at 61o, $4,000
new, second call, at Gle, $4,000 new, al
6O3c; and on the 18th, $35, 900 new at Gle
and $4,000 new, second call, at Gle
North Carolina ex. coupons and new sold
at SOC. Georgia Is were quoted at 73c.
The New York Journal Of Commerce O
the afternoon of the 18th inst. says: "Tht
market generally presents but little ANNA
ton, and the business of the week in mos
| departments closes quietly. Money is il
| good demand at per cent. for call loani
| on the best securities, with exceptions al
higher rates. The best commercial paper
is offered at TOTO per cent. per annum dis
count, but at present the demand is limited
| The Post says: "The return of greenbacka
from the West and the large amounts OF
| available capital which ia awaiting safe
temporary investment, cause some persons
to anticipate a steady 6(G7 per cent
healthy money market, while very few are
sanguine enough to look for lower rates fol
some time to come"
The receipts of breadstuffs at the Lake
ports show an immense increase nPon those
at the same period of last year. The fol-
lowing stat ement shows the arrivals at thu
ports of Chicago, Milwaukee, Toledo, De
troit and Cleveland from the Sd of August
to the 18th of September, compared with
the same period Of last year:
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-23
AnluSPnlRnla.

THE BLACK CRooK-The interest in the
Great Spectacular don't abate one whit
There was another jam at the Adeiphi
last night, and the dress circle was occu-
pied almost entirely by ladies. Away
from Huntsville, Ala, some OF the big
crowd came, and Columbia was repre-
sented too Nashville has more TO send
yet-mRny who have remained away in
consequence of the thrcnged houses, and it
is hardly to be supposed that any one here
will miss seeing this most wonderful OF
wonderful sights.
THE JAPANESE. - Another crowded
house greeted this Troupe at the New
Theatre last night and everybody came
away highly pleased with the entertain
ment. The novelty of the performances
united to their intrinsic merit, secures both
interest and admiration. Tonight they
appear for the last time, and those who
wish TO see them should go early, in order
TO get seats. That there will be jam ad
mits Of no doubt