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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-26
Self Regulating Grain Separator
Cleaner and Bagger.


A time like the present, when labor IL
IA scarce, Il Is important that Farmers, who
arc Interested should pay attention 10 the above
Improvement, which considerably reduces the
expense of Threshing Grain. over any Machine
now la Use. II Is peculiarly adaptcdts its work
aud can be attached Ia either belt " iron rod
Powers. II cleans the Grain thoroughly by one
operation, which Is not generally done by any
other machine. Grain cleaned by this ina.
chine. which contains much light iilthy mat
ter. is worth one 90 two cents per bushel more
than il cleaned ia the common way.
The above machine Is conveniently arranged
for hauling, being permanently fixed on ~"
wheels aud ia fully warranted.
REFERENCEN.
Maj. William iIutrhins. Monkton. Rslio. e.
William pcarcr.
ten. John u. frarrc.
Thomas J"hn.u. PhnuiS.
J. q. Patterson.
Henry Carroll.
John Il. Gent. tnck.vsvillc.
william Gent.
.Icss- Jarrett, Fork Meeting House
Jamcs Amos. Iarr.t'svillr. Hartford C"mnty
William Cole. 'huTchviil".
Thompson Armstrong. fThtr.hrrs.l Ab-r
'l"rn. Hartford County.
4 -.
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
PITTS TIlRESHER AND CLEANER
with double pinion Horse. Power; size
from 1 b. I: horse power.
HHRHA mrs COMHINED SELF. RAKE
REAPER 4 M MOWER.
LINTON LAMUTT,
Iji y. High Street, BaiIinoT-.
March -. Is6s.--Iy.
Farmers, Look to Your Interest !
TINE rs MONEY,
RITTER ~ SWEET
tsutter made In . To . minutes from
sweet Cream.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-26
County Advertisements.
WARREN STORE.
BALTO. COUXTT Nh


GREAT REDUCTION ~ PRICES -
SPRING d. SUMNER GOOD.S
(NREAT INDUCEMENTS offered u. Co.,.
VI DRESS GOODS, such as spring "a.
mcrs, satinctts, French aud English Airi,um
Alpaca, all wool Delainc, Laws, Muzauhitu.
ropplcins aud Plain aud Fancy PRINT, ir'm
l2l To 20 cts. per yard.
ser- AZ Goods at ''ty Tr'o's. "a
HOSIERY AND
FANCY GooI,s. \,
4 large assortment of BOOTS aud Sllui.
for men, w"inrn aud children wear. fan,,
HATS aud CAPS for gilrs aud gent.
CR0CKERY A HARDWARE.
TIN 4 HOLLOW MAJ.
WOODEN WARE.
STONE AND EARTnEN WARE
GROCERIES,:
brown aud White Sugars. Japan ana ,.tr..n
Teas "i fine flavor aud high grade ..iI 49,.
aud other Cutiecs. OF fine qualitrs.
KEROSENE. PAKAPiiNE ASH
LiNsEEb OLE.
PAINTS.
MEpl,INE,... ..
BACON. FISH. SALT TAR
Country s,"rckrrl'rrs aud hra'lr ~ iatut....
will lni !, gicatly to their advanlas" O" poo
chase their
BROWN MfNLIN HEEk
n we'll altogether our "wH maxi. .t.. 80.
warrant It inlly Equal {" anything n'"'., 'mii.
state.
80 + "ILL ~ NOLHITEH. ..,.
II. l.. TlIOMA-.
FnT warren Manufacturing t,iriut,
- y. u. -"OEA TRT PEObI, '.a.r .
rvrhnhg,. Tor G,~sl.. ~ riit price.
May I. G..-Gn,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-26
The Diamond Churn
cHALLENGES THE WORLb.

HAVING purchased the right "i manuiac.
IA turing the abovr celebrated 81 urn. the
undersigned are now prepared to furnish them
at the shortest notice. Among III" many al
vantage. may i'r named I'll" following
I.t I'll" Diamond rhurn, sweet cream.
2d. The Diamond separate the Buiirr from
the cream. aud leaves the milk sweet. so every
farmer ran feed his stock an -w"ri milk instead
Of sour.
sd. Tn" Diamond makes butter in from two
IL four minutes.
18th. The Diamond make hall pound more
Butter 10 the gallon "f cream than any other
churn now ia use.
sth The Diamond Churn is cheap and dur.
able.
9th. Tn" Diamond churn works the Butter.
III Is u self worker.l no milk left IN the Butter.
9Th. The Butter will keep sweet longer than
that made by any ether Churn now in use.
E%s-All order. address Ia the Manufacturers.
KyLGoRE. HAEDEsTY 4 scH.EFFER.
No. ~ y. Gay Street. Baltimore
March - 10
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-26
T0aOSORtO,om Advertisements.

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODsl!
have just received direct from New York.
iinc assortment OF Goods,
BLACK tLPACAs.
ALPACA LUsTREs.
Chamh;ay uInghams, Manchester Ginghams,
cotton Goods at all descriptions.
Plaids, Cambric.. Lawns and New ST. lea Of Cal.
icocs. White, He'd aud Opera Flannels, beau
tiiul Damask Table Cloths, fine Linen Napkins,
Towels. Crash, summer CassiIncrs, COttonades,
Coating aud Pant Linens, and fine stock Of
Shooting. and Muslins, bleached aud unbleach-
ed from lsi cts. per yard up
GLOVES. MOURNING GLOVES, CRAZE,
\ line assortment Of HOSIERY, silk aud Lin.
cn lIanlkcrchicis. cheap. aud great va
rlciy Of Notions. lot Of fine
oil CLOTHS, RUGS \ MATS.
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY. az.
Alba,iawarc. Hardware. Queensware, Crocke.
ware. Stoncware aud Tinware.
Fine assortment
STRAW AND wool HATS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ladies'. Childrcns' and Mems.
Always on hand
"H"'i'EiEN o. THE NEST QTdLTTY,
TEAS, SPICES. &C.
oils. Burning aud Lubricating; Lamps. Chin.
ncys and Patent Medicines generally in use.
A T.. -.
ing To- tho city, - my GOODS aud PRICES
cannot fail To- please.
WILLIAM ;. slIEALEY.
Tnwsontown. BALTIC. e."
Eu- SUMMER MATING 4 OIL CLOTH
by THE ROLL. just from New York; thsaP
for 'dd. Call and See W. y. :.
Nav u, lsf5.--tI
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-26

d WILLIS,
N. TOWS0STOWN NJ
DEALER ~
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
PERFUMERY, SOAPS.
BRUSHES, TOILET ARTICLES, ALCOHOL,
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS.
for medicinal purposes.
GLASS, PUTTY, PAINTS, vARNlsHEs.
OILS, DYE sTUFFs. &C.
PAys'cidHs' Prescriptions fdrcfWiiy Compounded
June 29,-lv
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-26
BUILDING MATERIALS!
BUILDING WATERFALLS.

rINHE ATTENTION OF BUILDERS. GAR
l. PENTERS, CONTRACTORS and all 9th
rrs Interested in the purchase OF
HHfLDING NJ TERIILS,
l. invited (" our NEW ANb LARGE STOCK
of well seasoned aud we'll finished work. con
sisting OF
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-26
u EMovALi REMOVAL,

(tALL AT q. n. CLEAvELAND 4 Goa.
~ los N. Gay 81, door from Front,
heiore pul chaslng your FALL AND WIN.
TER DRY GOODS. TAug' ST
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-26
u AFFLE FOR A BIRD HOUSE.

A No BIRD HOUSE will be raIlied for az
soon as soon ~ the ella nces are all taken, due
notice Of which will be given IN the papers.
Chances A each. Apply 10
l.. v0GLL.
Aug. l7.--t6 Towsont.wn.
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CtANFIELD. BROS. X Co.
229 BALTIMORE ST,


CANFIELD, BROS. X co.
ace BALTIMORE ST,
CORNER OF CHARLES.
ma ~ 4 FINE STOCk Of
told Watches for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Silver Hunting Case Watches of all kinds.
Gold Chatelain Vest and Guard Chains.
Diamond Earrings. Pins. Bracelets Rings.
Rich suits Of Jcwclry of new styles.
Bracelets, Necklaces. Earrings and Pins Of
great variety.
Pearl. Carbunclc. Seal and other Rings
Silver Spoons, Forks. Ladies'. Butter Knives,
Ac., &c.
Silver Pitchers. Gobicts. Cups. Salts. ac.
Fancy Silver Goods Of new styles.
Plated Tea and Coffee sets Of late patterns
Casters. Baskets. lee Pitchers and Cups.
Plated or Alabata Forks anl Spoons OF best
quality.
Table aud Pocket Cutlery. Scissors Razors.
Watches carefully repaired.
Fans, Opera Glasses. Portmonaies; beautiful
Paris Gilt aud Porcelain Vases: beautiful Par.
Is Card Receivers and other articles; Prout's
Hair and Tooth Brushes Fine Marble and
BronEed Paris Clocks; Bronzcd Figures and
Ornament.
.MiLITARY GOODS
Swords aud Belts for Army aud Navy, sash.
-, spurs. Buttons, Lace. Cord. Navy Lace,
Caps, Star. aud Embroidcries. Army Embroi.
deries Of all kinds. Chcvrons. bindings, clnth
&c. Field Glasses, Pistols aud Cartridges.
March -. Is67.-ly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-26

FARMERS aud Dealers are respectfully re-
fcrrrd t. the abov- FERTiLiIEkS a. being
prepared in the best manner. thoroughly rrli.
able aud in every way calculated :" give uni
versal satisfaction. They are extensively
known. being used with great success during
the pas, six "r seven years. We are conf.
dent that all who buy the above Fertilizers
will receive full return for their outlay. not
only upon the crop MANFRED Herewith. but
even Tor several years upon grass AMI other
after crops.
II. J. RUTH L CO.. AGESrS,
M. ii Bowlys Wharf,
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MURRAY GOODS
Roofing.

PAG E'S
Felt, Cement and Gravel Roofing,
= THE BEST IL USE, aud has been we'll
Il known for fifteen years.
We guarantee all new work tor i've years.
u i better thaa Tin. aud costs halt a- much.
~. Old Roofs repaired at short notice.
We are the only manufacturers Of ROOFING
MATERIALS In Maryland. all Of which We
Keep constantly On hand for sale.
Sc-Tin Roofs and Iron Fences painted with
onr Patent Parafline varnish.
PAGE. BROS. 60.
III Smiths Wharf
Aug. -. Is65.--6m.
tn Insure u Fine Crop of wheat,
SC, Get
BICKFoRD d HUFFMAN's
WORLD RENOWNED
" PREMIUM GRAIN DRILL. 3"
VIVA rnE
IMPROVED GUAYo ATTACHMENT
Ann GRASS SEED sowgR
"THE FARMERS PATORITE"
". l.. BUCKINGHAM.
GENERAL AGENT
No. ~! South Charles ST.. baltimore. Md.
Aug. 2l.--6ni.
HENRY JUNG,
Locksmith, Belllanger.
AND
DK.tLER ~ HdRD WARE.
Nc. 80 n. CAV 81, SEAn OBB FNLLows' Han,
BALTIMORE.
eC-Ali orders Ia the above line from the
City o. Country promptly attended 10. Repair.
ing done 81 short notice. Sept. !, ally.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-26

T. WHITMAN Il SONS.
Nos. % and "a s. Calvert ST..
EaLftSOHI, a..
NAV IRA CTFREEN 81
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS n
MACHINERY.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer. ia
SEEDS. FERTILIZERS 4 AGElrULTCRAL
HARDWARE.
SOUTHERN .iGENTH ron
Buckeye" Moving anl Rcapng MarhiG-s
Wagner Celebrated Grain Guailu Dflll-
American sugar Mill and EvaInrai"rs.
The ''SwarI,stakes" Thrcsh.fs AMI cleaner.
Grants Grain Tradlcs.
The celebrated Maryland wheel Irf--
Rakcs.
Montgomery Rockaway Wheat Fans,
The keystone" Cider Mill.
Hutchinson's Family Wine and tii.r Mill.
and general stock "i Implements aud Mach
merry. embracing nearly every variety ia u.-
The above Machimr> have all ri the latest
improvements, and are confidently TccOInn,cn.
ded rs the hes, at the kind IN the country.
Repairing parts q ahy Of n, dbore Hach'"try
Furnished, aad Hdchincs Repairsd
at SNORT NOTICE.
We have ia store large aud carefully select
cd stock Of Garden, Field and Flower Seeds,
which We confidently recommend ss fresh and
genuine. Send for one 81 our Seed Catalogues
giving practical directions for planting all va
rietics 81 Seeds.
ES-Gardrn aud Flower Seeds forwarded by
Slail March '. ls67.-iy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-26

nS aud after MONDAY. JULY 9TH. CARS
" will leave the CITY HALL. Baltimore,
at EACH HOUR. from A. NJ. 10 r. NJ
will leave TowSOSTOwN at each hour,
from \. NJ. To 7. NJ. except ~ NJ. Con.
nection will be- made at North Avenue with the
Charles St. Line 81 the City Passenger X. r.
NIGHT CAR for BALTIMORE will leave
Towsont"wn at = o'clock. T.. ".
&C. NIGHT CAR for TOWSONTowN will
leave the city Hall at II 7. N.
A. y. SANKs. Agent,
July :. ISg6.--ti.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-26

DHlLIP COVER 4 CO.
BANKERS AND BROK ERS.
No - ". BALTIMORE ST..
Corner Of Harrison.
GOLD. SILVER, COMPOUND INT. NOTES
STOCKS, s.so's, sos AND Ie.@O BONDS.
Bough, and Sold at the Best Marke, Hat.
The Highes, Prices Paid for Mutilaicd a..
Fractional Currency, Southern aud all uncui
rent Bank Notes. Checks. Drafts 4 Notes Casl
ell or Collected upon all accessible points in a..
United States and Canadas. MONEY LOAN
ED upon Government Securities; STOCKS o..
all kinds Bought aud Sold ON commission.
RErENUE STAHPS FOR NALE.
T.So's INVERTED INTO "a
April -. is6f.--ly. 90
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Baltimore advertisements.
Here is a Machine for the Farmers. .
GEISER'S PATENT

tdrmers, Look At nc Great .idcaatage IN TRrcsh.
tag GTaiH eth
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-26

y. u. -"OrA yRT PEObf, , ,.a..
"ychHng" iur ,i""l-. AZ city price.
May I. lsG..-Gm
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-26

eu- SUMMER MATING OIL CLOTH
by THE ROLL. DUST from New York; t1sag
for Tdd. Call and sec. W. y. :.
May u. lsd5.--tL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-07

The Hartford Co,ran states that nearly every paper
lie large exchange list has expressed surprise at the
large y-threegiven 10 The House OF Com
mons for female Suffrage. A great many widely va
rous assisned but We venture TO add one.
The British mind has been no stranger from tho days Of
Hoadicea, Queen Bess and Bloody Mary, down 70 the
reign of the good not great Victoria 20 the idea that
could take great and honorable part In polti-
cal Affairs. Woman has had larger share In European
politics generally than In America since the time o. the
formation OF our constitution
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-07
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Asks tho Hartford Ccuranf did the President intend
10 advocate female suffrage whom he said at Raleigh:
There are here few Of those in whose hands the adj
ministratlon Of the government II placed we are
passing away. The next wave will bring you, young
men aud women IN places There Ia probably Just
much 70 suppose that be referred 10 h non
orable trade when he said i.sLet u.s. my friends
pair the breaches made by the war;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-07
Additional ParticnIars-Thirtecn Persons Dug
Out-six Of them Dead md Two Of Them
Die Afterwards.

feT9Ou&
Out-Six Of them Dead md Two Of Them
Die Afterwards.
PHnaDEPHrA. June s-Evcning.
Tho boiler In the establishment Of Gsary Ward,
sash and cabinet makers, at No 10l2 SAMSON street,
exploded at o'clock this afternoon, demolshng tho
building The boiler had been complained OF not
being good order Al p W. the mill was stopped
TO pack the engine piston. Hands were lying around
idle and some had gone home when the explosion oc
currod. The building entirely demolished. and
considerable damage done to neghbonng houses by
flying fragments As possible tho work OF get
ting out tho dead commenced Thirteen persons have
been dug out, six OF whom were dead, and two who
alive when taken out expired shortly afterwards
Five At the Hospital badly wounded.
Tho upper part o. tho building occupied by Miller
Reeder calico print engravcrs. Reeder Is believed
be buried In tho ruins hts partner left him in the
building shortly before the explosion. II is thought
there twelve others buried In the ruins.
Tho following persons were rescued alive, but much
injnred-F. N. Jenkins engineer; John Gearman Ore
man Joseph Todd, George Clark and John CresIock II
Is certain that twenty-five In the building
so that twelve remain under the ruins The bodies
Of the dead are much mutated, and cannot be recog
nizod,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-07
FRIeHTFul CATASTROPHE.
Explosion ola Boiler and Destruction Of Five
Story Building In Philadelphia.
TWENTY-FIVE PERSONS BURIED ALIVE.
DC. DC. &c.

PmLADFIrHIA, June Q, 1857
frghtfnl accident has Just occurred here. steam
boiler In manufacturing establishment IN tho roar Of
No. 2o4 Chestnut street, exploded, demolIshing the
whole building which was ave stories high and over
hundred and nfty feot deep. Is impossible, in the
present confusion, TO ascertain tho loss Of life Seven
have been taken out two Of them dead. Tho best
reports that forty In the building AZ the time
II tins is all viii perish except those avo just
rescued The shock OF the explosion shook the build
ings tor squares around. causing great fright
Particulars later
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-22

London advices of the 2lst inst. quote
United States 5-20s at 744.
Exchange on New York was in some de-
mand yesterday. The banks were buying at
par and selling at premium.
There was no change in uncurrent
money, and very little doing.
Bank of Tennessee was inactive at 25c
buying and SIC selling.
Union and Planters Bank notes were in
good demand, the former at 90c and the
latter at Soc.
Southern Bank notes were dull at the adj
yertised rates.
Nashville Corporation checks were bought
at l0c and sold at Sc discount.
The only sale of Tennessee bonds re-
ported in New York on the 18th inst, was
$1,000 of the new issue at 64ic.
The export of specie from New York to
foreign ports last week amounted to only
S247,744. The following will show the
total exports from that port from the lst of
January to the 10th of March in the years
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-22

The late rains have somewhat retarded
the work of repairs on the Chattanooga
road, so that it is really uncertain when
travel can be resumed. A dispatch from
Bass Station, received yesterday afternoon,
reports the water having risen no less than
eight feet in Crow Creek Hollow. The
track was again submerged for some dis
tance, and bridge No. 80, between Bass and
Stevenson, would in all probability be
washed away before morning. Were it not
for the recent spell of rain, uninterrupted
communication, except at Bridgeport,
would have been established yesterday be-
tween Nashville and Chattanooga. As it
is, the uncertainties incident to the prese mt
weather, renders it hazardous to guess when
the first passenger train will start for Chat
tanooga. II may be in day or two, or
not for week. Due notice will he given,
however; when the first train starts, and in
the meantime nothing will be left undone
on the part of the Superintendent TO hasten
the completion of repairs.
At JohnsOnvills, the river was still
rising up TO last evening, resulting in con-
siderable damage The bridge, or that
part Of it erected, was still all right, and
it was not supposed that it would be swept
away.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-22
prnceedinrs of ,he snprenle Court.


NASHVILLE March q, lS64.-COurt met
this day pursuant to adjournment, all the
Judges being present.
Edmund Leeman ct ais. Us. Eli Oduin
The petition for a releasing was granted,
Judge Shackelford delivering the opinion
Of the court.
Bromfeld L. Ridley ps Freeman Sher'
brock. BY Judge Shackelford- Petition
dismissed. This case involved the constitu'
tionality of the franchise law, the court
holding that the right to vote was politi-
cal privilege that the Legislature, under
the constitution, had right to give OF with
hold, and that the amendment to the con-
stitution of 1865 conferred upon the Legis-
lature, first, to assemble the power TO limit
the elective franchise, and that the law,
with its amendments, was constitutional
and binding.
IF. House rs John ID. Nesbit BY Judge
Shackelford, Judgment affirmed
Court adjourned until conrt in course.
j. q. FRAZER, Clerk.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-22
New YORK Money and stock markets.

New York Money and stock Markets.
New YoRK, March 2l.-Printing paper dull.
Straw l39l4e; Rag l41E9l517c. and choice l6c.
Gold 1345<al341S
Business at the first regular board moderate I:
registered 1881, l09Gl091s; coupons 1881, l096e
1895; sos registered, l07149l071S; coupons
l07A@l0S; l0-40s registered. 971Z99754: 1910
coupons, 972s@911s. Border State bonds are
firm, except for Missouri. which con tinue 70 de-
cline. Tennessee 6S 6f34665, Virginia SO. North
Carolina 1917.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, March 2l.--FlOur unchanged.
moderate local demand for the higher grades at
the last quotations. Wheat unchanged and
firm. Corn in good demand at 7Sg74c. for No.
! in elevator, and S4t6S5c. in sack Oats steady
at 53G54c. Rye held firmly at 81 So Barley
in fair demand, and the market firm, spring 81
209sl 80, prime to choice, western 81 559sl 60,
Cotton dull and prices nominal, middling up
lands 2 = nOminally. Whisky 261Sg27 in bond.
Mess pork held at De, nothing of importance
done: bulk meats held more firmly, holders
asking 81 and l054 for shoulders and sides, but
the demand at over and 10 was light: sales Of
100000 pounds at s and 10 for shoulders and sides
and $1,000 pounds of sides at l0l4; bacon firm,
and the demand about equal to thesuppIy at "a
~ and 1919 for shoulders, sides and clear sides.
Lard held at BE, for city. and l21zc9l3l4c. fog
country.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-22
Decrease since July l................. $50 $50 $40
L. 2. Morton q Co. of New York. say
in their cirenlar Of March l6:

THE manufacturing interest of the country is
in generally unsatisfactory condition. The pc
culiar wants of the war encouraged q special ex-
pansion of production in certain branches Of in
dustry, with corresponding increase OF ma
eninery, the result OF which now appears in u
large Over-prOduction and consequent heavy
losses. All branches of production, excepting
perhaps agriculture have to contend with the
chronic difficulty offs steady decline in prices,
without a corresponding reduction in wages.
Under these causes of depression, there is natu-
rally very general lack of confidence. with Oc
casional failures among manufacturers. not of
sufficient importance to excite alarm, but re-
garded as indicating an unusual state of affairs
which calls for caution in credits.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-22
BILLIARD MArcH.-A match game

BILLIARD MApCH.-A match game Of
billiards came of on Wednesday evening
at tie hall Of Loiseau & BadouX, between
Mr.. Davis, champion of Tennessee, and
Mr.. Hvronemua The announcement that
the affair was to take place had drawn a
large crowd to the spot. The game-for
900 points-oommenced shortly after eight
O'clock. and lasted about an hour. As
matter of interest to billiard players, we
give the result. Il will be seen by the APP
pended scores that Davis ran far ahead Of
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-22

lOlAOhAhB NAnBdtNAANn WIZ ASSSA'N
LIVERPOOL, March 21.-Morning.-
Cotton market dull and prices dropping
Middling uplands 19Bd.
Evening.-Cotton market dull but pri-
ces unchanged. Sales 5000 bales.
New YORK, March 2l-l1:3O A. M
Gold 1874:
Cotton dull and prices nominal mid
ding uplands SIC.
123O-Gold l941; cotton inactive and
prices dropping.
M-Cotton dull Middling uplands
80. Sales 1000 bales. Receipts $780,
CoRN-In anticipation of the opening
of communications with the South, corn
is in more demand Some sales were made
to-day at $4,000. Holders are generally
expecting to realize 81.
OATs-75@8Oc per bushel; and not
| much demand.
HAY-sales at S278 $50 per ton.
FLoUR-Market well supplied. We
quote at $40 50@$l5 so.
BAcoN-But little demand Sales at lac
per ID. for sides and hams.
LARD-l34 to l5c per lib. n
Market inactive. New Or
leans sugar l49154c per ID. in hhds.
cent higher in bbls. Molasses $50 90c per
gallon. Coffee 25@284c per h. for Rio
We may remark that owing to the IN
element weather and the scarcity Of money
none of our markets are brisk. We have
never seen business 80 dull at this period OF
| the wear.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-22

TIM RELIGIOUS AwAKENNa.-The re-
yiyal in the FIRST Cumberland Presbyterian
Church. which has been going on for about
! four weeks, is still progressing without any
abatement Of Interest. Large crowds attend
every night, and listen with the profeundest
attention to the earnest discourses Of the
pastor, Dr. Baird We understand that the
number of new members added to this
church AZ the fruits of the present revival
is about seventy. The meetings viii be
continued during the present week.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-22
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold advanced slightly in New York
yesterday, having opened at 1S4s, was
1S49 at 11:SO, 134s at 1890, 1344 at 8 P. NJ,
and closed at lS43 at4 P. NJ. Brokers here
were paving 1873 and were holding at 1885,
Government securities were quoted in
New York Yesterday as follows: