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THEBURNET HOUSE, CTECrNNATI-Cap-
tain Silas F. Miller, for several years the
proprietor of the Barnet House, has sold
his lease, furniture and fixtures to Messrs.
Menefee, Joslyn and Dunklee, who take
charge Of it on October LIST. The owner
Of the lease on the property is Samuel n.
Pike II has four years 10 run, and Is
valued al S3O.0 900 per annum.
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We are authorized to announce MAJOR A. ;.
THURNECK as the regular Republican eandi-
date for Councilman from the Third Msrd al
the ensuing municipal election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN LUCK
as a candidate for Councilman from the Fifth
Ward at the ensuing municipal election
PLArFoRM-Immediate adjustment OF every
Office and expenditure not a necessity
We are authorized to announce l. J. An
BROUGH candidate for Councilman from the
sixth Ward. At the ensuing municipal eiection.
sepG I'd
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.


LONDON, Sept. ll-Evening. -Consols closed at
941z for money. American securities closed ct
the following rates: United States $40 bonds
721s; Iowa Central II; Erie AZ
FRASKFoRT. Sept II-Evening.-Un States
bonds closed at 7655 for the issue Of 1862
LIVERPOOL, Sept. vening-The cotton
market closed heavy at a decline. The follow
ing are the authorized quotations Middlingup-
lands sgd; Orleans middlings 9Isd. Sales to-
day foot up 1000 bales Breadstufs-narkct
closed quiet and unchanged. Corn Is I'd. " heat
rs Cd.
Southern Cotton Markets
CHARLESTON, Sept 10--P. M.-COtton lower
sales q bales. Middling 2}SZ45{c. Receipts 6S
bales.
SAVANNAH, Sept. 1O-P. M-Cotton nominal :;
middlings &3]HG2I. Receipts 675 bales.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 10-cotton easier. Sales SC
bales. Middlings ~.
MOBILE, Sept l0-P. M.-Sales to-day Is bales;
receipts for two days III bales sMidtling A5zS
22ci demand light
So. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. l2.-IObscco not quotably
changed Cotton nominal at &c for middling.
Hemp unchanged. Flour buOyant at yesterdays
advance; Super6ne SOL . extra 500 20 ;
double extra e3q p fancy siZ 50Sl3 20. Wheat
advanced 58l0c on fall; choice spring steady:
fancy " bite s. 3092 4J prime and choice red
s. 2JGl2 g spring 81 7Rgl 60. Corn dull aud
buyers are holding OF food aud prime white,
and yellow 81 0991 10 Oats declined to 609631zc.
Barley in good demand fall 81 50Gl IS prime
and choice spring 81 l0@l II. Rye advanced 20
81 1901 n. Provisions active and buOyant-
Mess pork SIS. Bacon-shoulders 1919 l41zc;
clear sides l9c; sugar cured hams pc: choice
held at 2SG24c Lard firm At I31ss 141ze- Whisky
nothing doing Receipts Of aoUr 40 barrels;
wheat 7192 sacks; corn az; oats 1896; barley
265s; Rye 7g.
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PROSPECTIVE REMOVABLE Is said that
Gen. Carlin's headquarters are shortly to
he removed from the government building
on the corner Of Church and Walnut
streets, near the Chattanooga depot, TO
some point not far from the Public Square.
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A Boy CAsE.-Mary Baker, the color
ed mother Of a boy named Reuben, yester,
day sued out a writ Of habsds corpus for
hisrecovery from Samuel Jenkins, farmer,
who, she claims, illegally holds him in
servitude. The case will be tried before
Judge John Hu. Smith tomorrow.
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FRrEDMEN's SCHooLs.-A number OF
the freedmens schools which have been
closed IN various parta Of the State during
the months OF July and August have been
re-opened, and nearly all Of them will
doubtless be in session next week. A few
will not be re-opened until the lst OF Dc
t0her
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THE MAYoRALTY.- AT the solicitation
of the influential and more respectable of
the Radicals Of this city, Judge NJ. NJ.
Brien has announced himself an independ-
ent candidate for Mayor. The home Radi-
Gals, who are at loggerhesds with the car
pet-bsg clique thatplaced Alden in nomina-
ton, will give their whole strength TO
Brien
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Nashville and Northwestern
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OFFICE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. q, 1867. :
SAND AFTER FRIDAY, AUGUST

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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. q. 1867.
nN SAND AFTER FRIDAY. AUGUST
~ SO. 1857, and until further notice, TWO
DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS will be run
between Nashville, Tenn, Memphis. Tenn and
Hickman, n.y. and will run as follows:
Passenger Train leaves Nashville at 40
a m, arrives Memphis at ?. m, snd arrives
Hickman at 5.45 y. IN.
Passenger Train leaves Nashville at 4 r. ma,
arrives Memphis at 1910 a. IN, and arrives
Hickman at 9.lO "a. m.
Making close connections with the Mobile AND
Ohio Railroad at Humboldt for Mobile New
Orleans, and all intermediate points.
At Hickman connecting with a nrst-elGss
line OF steamers for Nicksburg, NstchcE
Baton Rouge, Cairo, St. Louis. and all interme-
dat? points on tbe 1PPsr a4d L9Eer Miss
will ply between Hickman aud Cairo, making
close connections with the Illinois Central Rail
road for st. Louis, Mo-, Chicago, Ill, Dubuque,
Iowa, St Paul, Minnesota, and all points West
and Northwest
Passenger Train leaves Memphis Mt II D. m.
leaves Hickman at $40 "a. IN, arrivins IN
Nashville at 4.45 p. IA.
Passenger Train leaves Memphis at 4 y. IN.
leaves Hickman at $50 =. m, arriving Nash
vile at a. IN
Making close connections at Nashville with
Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad for Chat
tanoOga, Knoxville, Lynchburg, Richmond,
Washington, Baltimore, philadelphia, Ncw
York; Atlanta, Augusta, Savannah, Charles
ton, Macon, Montgomery, W esC Point, eto. Con
meets with the Louisville and Nashville Kali
road for Louisville, Indianapolis, Cincinnati,
and all points East. Connects with the Nash
Vile and Decatur Railroad for franklin, Co
lUmbia, Pulaski, Athens, Ala, and Decatur.
This IS the Shortest and Cheapest
Route 60 Memphis. 1t being seventy-uiue
miles shorter than the Decatur route. and
fOrty-siE miles shorter than the Edgeheid and
~ '''l ''' VIVA p. INNEs,
Chief Eng. and Cen. supt. N. and NV. r. r.
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NRW YORK. Sept y The money market is
rather more active at 4G5 per cent. for call
loans, Sterling steady at 91z&10 for good first
class bills. Gold is frmer, opening at 146, ad-
vancing to 1863, and closing at l455@ Exports
of specie to-day 500 GA. Coupons 81 III; do go
new 20, 1857; l0-40s 9934. 1893 1919 Stocks
active and lower, closing heavy. Ohio eertif-
Gates 1S14@2s13; Canton, 471594S; Cumberland,
American 679671I; Adams 81; United States
67]I; Merithen aud Union IA Quicksilver 271<Cp
q; MeripOsa l013@l02< Pacific Mail l40lS9l42;
Atlantic lllGl1l1z n. Y. c. l0S2s@l0834; Pitts
hurg 9Sl[GRilZ
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-The mixed train
bound for Johnsonyille, Tuesday night,
collided with a stupid COW in cut about
half mile from that phase, making mince
meat Of the unfortunate bovine and throw
ing the baggage car and a freight car from
the track. A railroad agent named Sloan
was buried a few minutes beneath the mass
Of trunks and travelling gear in the baggage
car, but sustained only some slight bruises.
The shadow ola large tree had 80 obscured
the COW that she was not seen by the en-
Rineer until too late.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Siegmund Rosenheim,
Of the well-known firm of Rosenheim &
Bro, tobacconists of this city, arrived in
New York on board the Hermann last Sat
urday. He telegraphs his brother Max.
that they had a fine passage of ten days six
hours from Bremen, with $50 passengers OF
board, and that no sickness occurred among
the passengers. Mr.. S. Rosenheim, who
has been absent in Europe for the last six
months, brings with him a large stock of
fine cigars and meerschaum and fancy
goods, which can be relied upon as genuine.
He will arrive home about Wednesday or
Thursday of next week.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.


For Mayor.
I announce myself as candidate for Mayor IN
the ensuing municipal election. You who
either white or black please TO vote for me-
shall be equally judged.
aps1- "A JAMES c. DANDY.
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THE EDGEFIELD CoNsTABLE.-James
ODonnel Constable elect Of the 18th Dis
trict, qualified yesterday before Justice
Mathews. He was one Of five candidates
one of whom, w. II. Morse, was a negro
Morse received one vote at the election.
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Books for Farmers and Gardeners

FARMERS AND GARDENERS DC
tiOnary; the Farm and Garden, BY Jacques;
Bridzeman's Gardeners Assistant DO. Kitchen
Gardening Buist's Kitchen Gardening Down
ing's Fruit Trees Of America DO. BaFrey's; do.
Bakers; Flint on Grasses do. on Mich Cows;
the American Shepherd; the Farmers Barn
Book; Fuller'5 Grape Culture; do. Haralzthy's
Pardee on Rose and Strawberry Culture; Buist
on the Rose; Youatt, Skinner. MAYHEM. Dodd
and Frank Forester on Horses.
For sale By JOHN YORK,
jau3l-dtf-W3t al Union street. Nashville
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APPoINTMENr.-Mr w. J. Glascock has
been appointed Mail Agent on the Nash
willie and Decatur railroad, in place OF
Andrew johnson, resigned.
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BraANY.-Drew Nickinson, charged with
bigamy, gave bonds yesterday before JUS
tice Mathews in the sum Of $500, for his
appearance at the next term Of the Crimi-
nal Court.
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OYsrERs.-HemphiIl received another
supply Of fine fresh oysters, in cans and
shell, yesterday. Families and persons
supplied in any quantities.
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WE invite special attention TO the card
of Messrs. Proyine 4 Byers in our columns
this morning They keep constantly on
hand large and fine assortment of school,
church, aud miscellaneous books, and both
of them are old citizens, we'll known and
appreciated for their character and bust
ness integrity Rev. Mr.. Proviue is the
agent Of the Board of Publication for the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, aud can
fll orders for all belongings desired by the
church
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The case Of Chas. l..
Davis as. s. D. Mckinney and II. s.
French, a suit involving the value Of 90
600 pounds Of cotton, is now before this
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WEBER & Co. will sell this morning,
commencing at 10 o'clock, lot of new
goods, consisting Of drygoods, boots shoes,
etc. This is a fresh lot of goods offered to
the trade.
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LARUE's MINsTRELs-This celebrated
troupe Of minstrels were greeted by a ierge
audience at Masonic Hall last night.
When wesay that the performance through
cut is good and unexceptionable in its
character, we mean that it is the best We
have ever seen in Nashville. The COM
pany remains but two nights more, and a
change of programme will take place on
both occasions A matinee for ladies and
children will be given on Saturday after
noon, at half-pAst two o'clock. Let all who
enjoy fine vocal and instrumental music,
and relish good laugh at the jokes be-
tween, attend the Masonic Hall this and to-
morrow night,
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RELEASE OF FRANK MILLER.-tran x
Miller. otherwise Ellen Miller, Cnddle
street prostitute, committed 10 jail by JUS
tice Stewart in default Of fine Of -
for lewdness, WAS released yesterday
ofter a trial on a writ Of habeas corpus be
fore Judge John Hu. Smith. She was re-
leased on the ground that the Magistrate
had no righ; to imprison her in default oil
a ipe for an ofense to which she mad not
pleaded guilty he had only power to 6ina
her over for trial. She gave bonds before
Judee Smith FOR her appearance at the next
term Of the Criminal Court.
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No. 40 North college Street
NOTICE TO sHIPPERS.

GENERAL FREIGHT OFFICE.
N. L C. and N. & N. W. kAMwAY5.
Nashville, Tenn, Sept. 2, 1907
nN AND AFTER THE 10Th INST. We
" will not receive Coal Oil lin wood only %
Wednesday of each week.
This IS rendered necessary by the frequent
damage 10 other merchandise caused b. loading
ia same ear with Coal OIL.
+. MOWER,
sep3 lw General Freight Agent
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CRruSAL CoURT.-ThesCriminal Court
will convene on Monday Of next week.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NASHVILLE. Sept. l2-P.

NASHVILLE, Sept. l2-P. NJ.
CoTToN-The cotton market was very
dull to-day. We did not hear of the sale
shipment of bale, and only three bales
were received.
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KENTUCKY HORSE STEALING. civilian
and Samuel Varvel, charged with stealing
two horses, one the property of VIM. Barr
and the other Of M. j. Sohan, were sent TO
Bowling Green, Kentucky, yesterday, Tor
trial Soban and Barr identified as theirs
the horses which had been found in pos
session of the prisoners, and received the
property on paying charges. All the par
ties reside at or near Bowling Green.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,

Gold opened in New York yesterday at
l46, declined TO 145s at noon, and closed at
1453 at 3 P. NJ. Dealers here were paying
l45 and holding at l47.
Government securities were quoted in
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New York DrygOOds Mark ct.

NEW YORK. Sept. 12-Drygoods quite active
and firm as influenced by the rise in gold, still
there is no essential change in price Of domestic
cotton or wooden fabrics. Standard brown sheet
ing are still at 1712c; seconds 161z@17c; print
for common to good l59l6c; delaines BE; silks
scarce and in good request, as are line WOOlens.
New York Money and stock Market.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK Sept. ll-C0tton heavy and
shade low; sales oil 1900 bales 80 for middlins
uplands. Flour closed dull and shade easier
Wheat quiet. slightly in buyeys favor; No. 2
ern Oats dull at 66@661zs for new Chicago and
Ohio. Corn hsavy at 81 2l9l % for good to
prime Western mixed. Pork firm at 81 So; Mess
ga 6O925. Beef steady and quiet. Cut meats
duh and unchanged. Bacon quiet and firm. Lard
firm at l41Z91434c for prime steam and l4A9
I'VE for kaftle rendered-
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE Sept. l2.-Sales of Isl hhds of
tobacco at full rates; Tugs to fine leaf S492l ..
Flour sitter; superfne 81 25 and No. so $50
bulk 5S@59. Mess and salt pork S25. Bacon
shoulders l5c: clear ribsed sides lSc. Lard l3lIc
in tierccs. Cotton BE Groceries firm. Whisky,
:,
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WORKINGS or THE STAY LAw.-Much
loss has been occasioned creditors in the
staying Of debts by insolvent persons, who
seem either not 10 understand the obliga-
tons Of an oath, or to care little for the re-
sroDsibility Of false swearing. A young
nan who had stayed debt for a friend in
Justice Mathews court was arrested
: es,erdav. charged with perjury, he hav-
inc falsely sworn that he was worth, in
81 estate. more than the amount Of the
An. which he stayed. The matter was
coufpromised by the young man paying the
wbole debt. and the prosecution was with
drawn
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NOTICE.

THE FIRM OF H. FITZGERALD q CO..
i Gailatin, Tenn, owners of the " GRilstiu
Cotton Factory" is composed Of Henry Fitz-
gerald, Sumner county, Tenn. and Charles q.
Bill, Memphis. Tenn.
HENRY FITZGERALD.
sumner county.
CHARLES .. BILL,
augl7 Inn Memphis, Tenn.
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New Orleans MARKET.

New ORLEANS. Sept, l2.-COtton dull low
middling 2215G23c: sales of $50 bales 25c. Sugar
yellow clarified 1876. Flour-superfne s. 50
as IS; double extra 50 %. Corn dull and IN
changed. Oats aGvanced choice 75c. Pork quiet
and firm at s2S 50. Bacon in request and firm !;
choice sugar cured hams 25cc. Lard. in tierces,
1870 and in kegs. l4l4c. Gold l4514Gl453s. Ster-
ling l56%G l595z New York exchange 4 per
cent. premium.
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OPENING AND "a -slNG OK THE
HAELS-ATGUsT t-iiGicias.
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ANDNORTHwEsTERN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at.........i45 A. NJ and 4;g p ~
Arrives al Nashville at.-9:00A. n. and 4:47 P. NJ
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g,sHvTILF AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
I.ove Nashville at.....5.5 50 A. ". and 1910 P. NJ.
Arrives at Shelbyville... 900 A. y. and s.33 p NJ.
Arrive at Chattanooga.. geo A. y. and ~ P. N.
Leave ChattanOoga.... $40 A. q. and t2y P n.
rise Al Nashville. 40 A. n. and 3.j3 p N.
Leaves Shelbyvile.....5.O0A N. and 10. 30 A. NJ.
Arrives nj 10 A. N. and 2.35 P. ~.
Sundays eKcepted)
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London advice ofresterdaz nuote I'M

LONDON adYlces OF yesterday quote United
States 5-20s at 724.
Exchange on New York was sold by the
banks yesterday at 81 per thousand.
There was no change in corporation
checks, and bat few appeared for sale.
Tennessee bonds sold in New York on
the 9th inst as follows $1,000 ex. coupons
at I66c; $4,000 at 664 $1,000 new at este !;
$4,000 ex. coupons at 664c, and $4,000
new at 651c. North Carolina ex. coupons
sold at 553c,
The statement of the New York city
banks for the week ending Saturday last,
September 7, compare as follows with the
corresponding week in 1865 and 1866, to
which We add the specie and currency
balances in the New York Office of the
United States Treasury at these dates,
respectively:
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cssEENG AND - 'SENG 0E cEE
HAELS-ATGUHT Ist--nficias.
FIRST FOrtbcru-
1900 A. AZ.
second Northern
9.agp -. ..-.........--ll: o3 a. N.
Tirec Washington and Southern VIA
Chattanooga.
90 midnigkt..-.--..------.-- ''oo = ~
sc-~,.ld gEe<htnstOu and Southern via
Chattanooga.
500 r. '
Uecrtus-, Memphis and New Orleans.
FgOl -1i1piebt p n
EdgeaeId sHd EeufuciSy +. r.
40, n, ...................... GOO A.. N.
Northwestern N. r.
oso-r 4. NJ
E,esauou via Stage.
ION P. n.
ThOmasviIIe via Stage
900 500 P n
JOrdau's Store via Stage.
Monday 100 midnight -..-..---...--.....l:60 P. n
E : f9ns'' do ..........-............. do
Jtberfy-Via Stewards Ferry. GAINESVILLE and
Statesville.
Thursday 1900 midnight Thursday 5,Oe P N.
Once Hours.
from a. N. to 6P.N. Sundays. to 2 A. n
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FDgEFTFLD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive az Nashville ~ A. NJ
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CITY COUNCIL.

A Scholastic Census-AppOintmeu of
Judges and Clerks of EIectiOn-Res-
igmatiOn of MIR. observation-disclosures
ant Report from the Street Commit
tee-A New Street-WhRrfPr Protection,
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louisville AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
40 N.obviIIe at. 500 A. NJ. and 300 P. N.
800, ~ IonisviIle At 90 p. N. and Hoo P. n.
Leave ~ A. ~ ~ - re- - a.
Accommodation train is superseded by the
train that arrives in Nashville A. NJ. ana
leaves M.-except on Sunday.
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NASHVILLE COTTON sTAT

NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand LIST Sept, 1867 ,,....-...522 bales
Received to -day.......-..-....--...-.....-
Received previously ..-....---....,...-. Sl- 81
Shipped to-day ....-.-....................nOne
previously -..........-............ 236-256
Stock on hand 3S3
The types made Us say that p bales sold
yesterday at 241c, when it should have
been 2l4c.
The following dispatches we're received
at the Chamber of Commerce yesterday:
New YORK, SeptIl2.-6old opened at
LAG. l0:30-Gold LAG. 12:30-Gold 145s.
Cotton dull and prices nominal. 3 Pm
Gold closed at l45f. Cotton is quiet but
frm. The sales to-day foot up $50 bales at
25@254c. Orleans middling 264c Mobile
middling 26c.
LIVERPOOL, Sept u, 2 P. M.-Cotton
was active to-day, with sales Of $1,000
bales
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Cincinnntt Markell

CIEcINEATI. Sept. 12.--Flour frmer aad prices
$50 higher; extra SO 2599 75; family $40 $50
l6 Is and fancy s1i@ll 80. Wheat firm and in
good demand al 81 20 for No red. ard 90 GOA
2 3 for white. Corn dull and lower; No l 81 O5.
Oats dull and prices lower; No. 60961c. Rye
frmer at 81 3 for No. ], Barley frmcr al 81 BOA
] 40 for fall. Cotton dull and prices nominal
middling 23@23lzc. Mess pork active and in de-
mand from the Laks markets; $500 barrels sold
at S24 90. Bulk meats and bacon quiet and un-
changed; sales Of clear bacon sides at 1877 for
common, out Of smoke Lard in demand at 1910
for city. The total stock of provisions is est
mated at 10 600 barrels pork and 3,250,000 pounds
of bulk meats and bacon stock Of lard ia esti-
@12c Timothy seed in light demand at 81 CSC
2 Is. Nothing is doing in clover The reports
from the crop of this article are very favorable,
the quality being excellent. Linssed oil firm at
81 o. Petroleum 46@4s for refined. Gold 1859
145l[ and unsettled
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TO SHIPPERS.

NasuFtlitt Atbh-f August - Aooi-J
ON AND AFTER AUGUST 80. THE NASH
~ vile and NOrthwe stern Railroad VII re-
ceive and forward all kinds OF freight over the
entire line.
Through Bills IadinE given 70 all points
on the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers. -
ClOee connections made at Hickman WI"
f. McIyEK,
General Freight Agent
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Pirsc Washington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
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Hardware at Reduced Prices

Ar
SAM VANLEERs OLD STAND,
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.tnsEE hti
FIRST Fortbpru-
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900 m0nl -
es--,-1d .yseslfua-tOu and Southern VIA
Chattanooga.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-09-13
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train
Arrive Al NaShyile-....-...--'-r .''-' ~, A. N
Leave .--....-.ns.-.-.'-s-.''-'- 1sVp r. H.
Mail aud Accommodation Train:
Leave Nashville at.--.........--'.''.-'...' ~ 4.
Arrive az Nashvile.-.......... -. 20 p NJ
Memphis. Mobile and n. 0. Express
Leave Nashville nj $500. !.,0 P NJ
Arrive nj Nashville I-9' A. NJ