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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-27

The HIsTORICAL CLUB AT DR.. BAIRD's
CHURCH.-This society which has been
suspended for several weeks on account Of
the religious services which have been held
in the church where they hold their meet
ings, met again last night and recognized
by eleeting
John NJ Gaut, President. ...
Horace Ross, Vice President.
Albert Lowell, Secretary.
Miss Lemiza Cartwright Treasurer.
Miss Anna Ross, Financial Scribe.
This society is conducted on a plan in
augurated by Or. Baird, by which not only
thorough knowledge Of history is OBJ
tanned, but the art of talking On historical
subjects, which is by far of more utility
than to be an adept in historic lore, without
the capacity to embellish everyday con-
versation with its rich treasures. The class
is now reading MeCauly's History of Eng
land and GoOdrich's History, and they ex-
hibit a proficiency in the philosophy Of
history which would do credit 70 even the
liferah Of our city. They meet every Mon
day night in the basement Of DR.. Baird's
church
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GENERAL MARKETS..
weekly Review or Nashville Whole
sale Markets.

sale Markets.
NASHVILLE. March q, 1867.
The river which was very high and out
of its banks last week, has fallen greatly
and is now but small stream in COMPARE
son. 1t is, however, in good boating con-
dition from the head of navigation to
Smithland. @ t...s.hl
There has yet been but little improve
ment in trade but as the Chattanooga
railroad is now ready to receive freight for
Georgia, it is expected that a favorable
change will ensue. Very little has been
done in corn, though the market has stiff
ened within the past two dsys and prices
are better The transactions in bacon have
been light, whilst the market is we'll sup
piled and stocks increasing. The grocery
market has been tolerably active, AID
prices steady Indeed, ncimpOrtant change
has taken place during the week.
CorToS.--At the date Of our last weekly
review, the cotton market was bOuyant,
and prices had suddenly run mp from "a
to 2s1c per lb. But this slateof things did
not continue. On Wednesday prices began
TO reeede and sales fall of. This continued
until Saturday, when the bottom was
reached, and 24Ic was the highest price
paid. Monday adyices from abroad made
affairs brighter, and small sales were made
at 2ec Yesterday the sales reached az
] bales a. follows: cat "A 65 at 26; 2 at
! %: : at 20; 4at26; 2 sr25l; 9 at PSI;
1a1s; "a at PSI 2 at 2e; Is as259 %
at 25c. The sales Of the week amount to
7s6 bales. Stock on hand, 6244 bales.
Received this week --rr-,..-i S "a bales
heeeiysa yesteFa'S .'...,..............
The following dispatches were received
yesterday:
Nyw YoRK, March 26-li:3o A. n
| Gold 1874. Cotton good; fair home de
mand and prices have advanced Mid
| ding uplands sl@siIe per ID.
| 12.sO-Cotton- Holders ask an advance
lint buyers operate with caution Aiddling
uplapds nominally 3l@SlAe.
PM-GoId 1s4 Cotton market quiei
but steady, nc
| LIVERPOOL, March 26.-Cotion naTke
heavy Middling uplands lssd. Sale
10000 bales. .r.. -. 49,
roxpox, March 26.-5-2Os744.
TopAcco-Tbere has been bat little dom
in tobacco. The truth is our planter
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French brothers, No. Broad street,
continue to sell their large stock Of Iron. Nails.
Bolts. Nuts, Washers, Hinges. Vices, Anvels.
Gum Packing. Hoes. Trace Chains, Steelyards.
etc. Our Tennessee Iron, Tennessee Plows.
Tennessee Bellows. Tennessee Furniture need
no comment. Call and examine. We also have
six eight-wheei Freight Cars. price $3.50 each.
and 8 platform track scale. % feet. capacity 80
toss. price $3.50. feb6-tf
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The receipts including the stocks in in
terror tows from which we have returns,
foot up little over 100000 bales. q
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THANKS to our good friend, Judge II
NJ Massengale, for charming basket OF
early vegetables.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Have Your HOnse Bells Hung and
Repaired at T. P. WADE's. No. o Deaderiek
street, sign Big Bell and Cross Keys" Safe
aud Bank Locks made and repaired. All work
warranted mar27 lm-e.O.d
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ToBAoco.-The Alpha and A, Baker to-
ge,hsr brought down yesterday from the
upper Cumberland one hundred aud seven
Logsheads tobacco. II was transferred to
the Tyrone for shipment 70 New Orleans.
Ii is understood there Is much tobacco 70
come down vet, and il s. being rapidly
priced Cor shipment.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


New WEEFNns NIEtFNtHs -.
NEW ORLEANS March Is, P.A.-COtton-Stihe
sales 5000 bales Of low midd ing Ut 2SG2s58c; re-
ceipts S. S07 bales: exports 2l& bales.
observation-disclosures dull; good fair he. Mo
Iases. no sales prime quoted at soc.
New York Market.
NV YORK, March 26.-COttOn firm; sales 309
bales uplands at Sic. Flour less active. wheat
ouiet and unchanged. Corn easier at CSC. Pork
irmer, new mess So 50. Cut meats firm at pa
@l41I for hams.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Mar. 26-Noon; -tCoHsols, for money.
81 limited States SOS az; Illinois Central, 7s5
Erie, 1914.
Liverpool. March 26-N5ou. Cotton quiet;
sales of 1900 bales at opening prices As iolloWf:
Middling Uplands. l354d; Orleans, l33sd.
Breadstuffs quiet and unchanged.
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ExrRAoRDINARY LAsDsLIDK.--At Buf-
falo Ridge, Washington county, in this
State, landslide occurred during the re-
cent wet spell" which carried with it
trees, rocks, etc, some i've hundred yards,
and which filled an immense chasm below.
Some Of the trees are said TO be still stand
ing erect. The slide occurred on a portion
Of the farm Of Mr.. Henry Hale.
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On Monday the 18th inst. MART RAAAsE
C,1RoRNE. daughter of II. L. and Lucy Ciai-
borne, aged a years.
Funeral from their residence, No, lis Lebanon
,nrnpike this "wednesday 0gening, at 81
o'clock. Service by Rev. james Moore.
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RivERNEws.
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.
March 26.-Alpha BnrksYille.
A. Baker, do.
DEPARTED.
r,,,rc,a C,t-o

aE Gen. Sigel, Barksyille.
The river is falling slcsslys with 6(leen
feet on Harpeth Shoals. The weather yes
ierday and last night was showery.
The Nashville win be aere this morning,
and leave for Cairo at her regular hour to
morrow afternoon.
The Tyrone departed last evening for
Cairo, with aspIendid trip Amongst her
freight was one hundred and seven hogs
heads tobacco.
The Anna White, from St. Louis was
due last night, and is advertised by Capt.
PEBBLES and Harrison 4 Sons, to leave to-
day.
The America, Havana and Palestine, are
expected.
The Alpha and A. Baker came into port
yesterday from the Upper Cumberland.
Both Of them we're loaded down.
The Gen. SigeI cleared for up river ports.
Amongst her passengers was Henry Young,
one Of the oldest and most respected prin-
ters of this State He is retiring, he says,
for good, to the shades OF Overton.
The J. L. Graham is expected down the
river to-day, and PEBBLES aavertises her to
leave again tomorrow.
The Ohio was rising at Cineinnsti snd
Louisville Monday night
The st. Louis Democrat of Sunday says:
The river is still falling, but there is
slight rise in the Upper Mississippi and
Missouri. The latter is in a deplorable
| condition, which a rise will not mend much.
Business on the wharf was active yesterday,
an average amount of shipping being trans
acted. F.t III ID
At Memphis on the 25th the Mississippi
was stationary.
The Bermuda, which Ieit Louisville
short time since for Chattanooga, has ar
rived at Decatur. 50 says the Louisville
Courier.
The Louisville Democrat says
A STEAMER SUNK AND THE CLERK
| DROwNED.-The Texas, a boat running
from New Orleans to Red river, was sunk
few days ago opposite Pierre Meyeux
| Landing, FIVE miles below Barbin's, by
striking a stump, which knocked hole in
her. Her officers Immediately started the
boat for the shore, and made her fast, and
all on board were saved. Her clerk, Capt
John Anderson, afterwards went on board
for the purpose of putting the money and
the valuable letters in the safe again, sup
posing that the hole would soon be stopped
up. He had not more than entered the
cabin when the boat took surge and
turned over, bottom up. Weregret TO state
( that Capt. Anderson and one striker were
lost She was owned by Captain Charles
Stinde. t..s.t .|Itt
by Telegraph.
CINCINNATI, March &c, l p. M.--The
river has risen nine inches since yesterday
There is now SO feet I l inches water in the
channel 1t showed this morning and i
now cloudy, with the thermometer at g
degrees.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 26.-7Seyera
inches of snow fell last night.
CINCINNATI, March 26.-The river hai
risen nine inches since yesterday at noon
There is thirty-three feet in the channel
| There was snow this morning, and IL u
now cloudy. Thermometer thirty-siX
Barometer twenty-nine.
j LOUISVILLE, March 26.--lt has beel
raining at intervals all day, and the rive
is again rising very fast, with eleven fee
water in the canal, and eight feet for steam
boats on the falls.
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Prrsovs having goods st I. Oohen's
pawnhroker's Office that are overdue VIII
40 Well 70 attend 10 his notice in another
column.
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CRY CoUNCII--The Council met last
evening At the usual hour, but adiourned
over until tonight, 10 give members an
opportunity 20 attend the performance at
die Adelphi Cor the benefit Of the poor Of
Nashville. This was very considerable, and
member will no doubt, come up tonight
with easier conscicncies and better pre-.
nared for business.
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Col. j. II. JAMES DIsCHARGED.-The
investigation Of the charge Of fraudulent
appropriation Of money collected, made
against Col. J. II. james by Fl. c. Single
ton, was brought to a close yesterday
before Squire Meaeham. The case excited
considerable interest, and numbers Of spec
iators we're present The plaintiff was
represented BY Hon. John s. Brien, and
the defendant by Col. J. L. Spnrloek and
d. F. Wilkin, Esq. After patient hear
ing Of the testimony and the able argu-
ments Of counsel, the court dismissed the
case, and the defendant was discharged
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The stocks held in interior towns, from
which we have returns not included in the
receipts at the ports are as follows;
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Rival in richnes. the voice Of Du Rec
Tnr RENrF1r LAsr NEaHr-TRIRu1

THE BENEFIT LAST NTaHT-TRIBUTE
TO Miss THOMPSON. occasion Of the
benefit Of the poor last night filled the
Adei phi TO its utmost capacity. Every
seat was occupied, and great many were
glad to get standing room. Many who
purchased tickets, we learn, were prevented
from being present by the inclemency of
the weather, for which those who were
there may well congratulate themselves.
Theperformances were most admirable, and
everybody was net only satisfactorily en-
tertained, but highly delighted.
At the close ofthe first piece, Ma. Akers,
our handsome assistant City Attorney,
made his appearance before the curtain,
bearing a ever and salver of massive silver,
and at the same time Miss Thompson, con-
Quoted by Mr.. Clay Roberts, of the City
Hotel, appeared from the opposite side OF
the proscenium. Maj. A., then in neat
address on behalf of the people of Nash
vile, presented the service TO her, as a
testimonial of our very high appreciation
of her histrionic talent, her generosity to
the poor, and her virtues as lady. Miss
T. replied that she was greatly embarrassed
"a fact no amount of skill could have
made more apparent than her manner at
the moment-that she greatly admired the
noble virtues which were ascribed to her,
that she would the more highly estimate
the compliment, if she were sure she was
worthy of it, and that she would ever hold
in greateful remembrance the kindness o.
the liberal people of Nashville. She was
proceeding to address some words to the
audience, when she was relieved by Mr.
| Roberts.
The occasion was a most happy one
throughout, and surely the needy poor will
remember il as joyfully as those present
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rpsEFIELp AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive at Nashville at...-.-'''-''''''''' w A. ~
Leave Neehviilp nj r ~
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|. McCLURE'S MUSIC STORE
EsTABLIsHE IN 1850.

rT,HE UNDERSIGNED Is SOLE AGENT
L for Pianos from the renowned Steinwsy.
knabe Co, Durham. Stbbeier. Sale 4 Co
Marshall & Traver-raBEing in Price from $500
10 $1,000 The Parlor 9em," made by Mar
shall a Traver is perfect little beauty, andis
wnrfan ted 30 every particular, for the low price
Of $50.
The largest and finest assortment Of American
Orvnnz sheet Muse Music Books, and general
musical merchandise In the South, which is
being daily augmented
- Those dealing with as viii insurea saving
al the transportation over parties buying in
NeE York aud large eitts AZ 4 distance a. We
eell grerisely al Factory prices besides war
rantfra All Planes and orzans from oar estab-
iishment Orders from disfaBee promptly
sllsd. and Music mailed free " postage.
pianoE NO All kinds Of Musical Instrumenfs
tuned and repaired b. 5. Hang Orders lsfa
I ,risk "A y7siI he rroInptly attended "a
JAS A. MCCLURE.
Music Pabiisher.
nsrly Am IS Union Street.
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A. G. Merritt, Admir- vs., r. c. MeNairy
1t ais.
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE or THE
IChancery Court at Nashville in the above
named cause, / will sell at the Courthouse at
Nashville at II o'clock. on
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AS. q. OapEx, Prest. CHS. 7. Vine. Cashie
PEOPLES BAN K,


GARNER VnSeu and Cherry St. Opposite
Rastk of Tennessee, DeaAs IN sanAh,
aIEves Governments Stoeks, Nosat-
s.o,sS,f Interest Notes, Land NRrFaDts
ana sou fhern Bank Notes.
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Fnreirn Markets.


C1xcfSyAT1 March 6.-FlOur firm but less
active superiine 50 75@lO So Wheat firm, No.
/ spting 50 IS. Corn 6rm; bulk $50 =, an sacks
2slS for middling Whisky q in bond. ProTis,,
ions quiet aud unchanged. Cloyerseed ADVANCED
to 50 90.
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D.
louisville Market.
3yTLLE, March 26.-Sales 70 hhd

LoUrsvrILE, March 26.-sales % hhds leaf to-
haceo. well sustained: all grades s. 2J9lb %;
Superiine -four 50 u. choice $l4igls; Prime req
wheat a. IS Corn ear 63a69c. sheiled ia l2e
OATS &C. Prime hay 81. Bae0n-shoulders Va.
clear sides l21z hams l41zsl51z kaW WHISKY
22923.
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REcoRDER's CoURT, MARCH 26.-Lon-
don Connat, using language calculated to
provoke breach Of the peace, costs.
Joseph Williams, same offense, costs.
T. A. STATESMAN, same. dismissed.
Geo. Reinfelder, disorderly, costs.
John Williams disorderly. $50 and costs,
Robt Holmes, drunk, s. and costs.
Greasy Tillman, disorderly, dismissed.
Greasy Bosly, falling 70 appear, costs.
Jenny Roach, disorderly, S25 and costs.
VIM. Chitbeck, drunk, dismissed.
S. G.. Comstock, failing 10 appear, costs.
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neglected this crop last year, and the guam
tity for sale is very limited.
We annex the wholesale figures prevail
ing in the other departments of commerce
ALE AND BEER-Ale, Sl5aIs per bbl.. inclu-
ding barrel; Beer, $l5Per Dbl. including barrel
BAGGrNc AND RoPE-Bagging 2Sd30c per yard;
Rope l51lSe per lb.
BROOMs-Per dozen, S3d5.
BUTTER-20922e per 10; Northern ga Doc.
BERsWAx-Y elbow 2Se; common De per III,
BUcKETs-Painted $3.50 per dnzen; cedar 81 oO
per dozen; brass h0Oped Sl4.
CANDLEs-Star candles l6tsc Per lbs tall9W ~
@l31zc per ID.
CGsFINGs-COuntry hOllOwEare 7e per h..
COFFER-RiO 25GzSe; Laguyra S9aSle; Java
42d44e per lb. -
CONFEcTIONERIEs-Com candy aOc per 10;
Gumdr0ps 4OD45e; Rock candy SOC; Fancy 80
Acc per ID.
Bolted 81 co.
C0PPER--Sheet 4Se per lib.
COTTON YARNs-NO. 500, per dozen Sic.
M
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VIOLATING T1lE REVENUE LAws--Cieo.
W. Jenkins wss arrested and examined
before the United States Commissioner At
Knoxville. on the ed inst. for violating
the internal revenue laws, He vas bono
over 70 appear at the May term Of IN, the
United States Circuit Court for trial The
Knoxville OJ,amooiaI says this Is The hrsl
case Of the kind that has occurred 90 that
part 81 the State. and excited much Interest.
GKRAr ExCITniENT Ill has at last
been decided that the best Boots snd Shoes
can only be got at the Nashville Shoe Store
80. "a North College street.
inch 26-3m. NJ. MoRGAEsrERN.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold was fraction higher, having
opened in NewYOrk yesterday at 1885,
was 134 at 1890, and closed at lS4B at
4P.M. Brokers here were psyiog lS3
and holding at l344.
Government securities we're slightly
lower in New York yesterday. The fol-
were the quotations:
5.9as counoDs. .................... IOss<a les *
5.ass ri series poas..........-.. l013sea1071S
3-20s. new lt95s W
~
f-sGS-, lylSse w
$50 q aud "a series.................l 1857
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Books and Stationery
Newspapers and MagazInez, fnT sale by
janl-3m JOhN lOhh, . Union :
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The following rpofne'' was received BY young
lady Of this city on Valentines day. and handed
US for publication. As all Of the parties are
good friends Of ours. we have taken the iiber ty
exchanging the dramatis personse, in order that
their identity may not be discovered:
. pEDIoArKD TO Mss 80
There isno voice 50 sweet, ] am SIRE,
AS falls from the coral lips Of one MeTure.
A voice sEeeter than the SYPHILIS Of the sea.
More potent in us cbarns than the voice Of pa
Rec
A voice more musical than the Dryads Of the
grove.
When he asks. in silgery accents. Don't you
want 10 buy q stove2'
His heart is as blank as his unwritten ''siaie."
Ills head reaecfs less than his newly polished
CRATE"
A man Of solemn mieu, though somewhat Of a
joker
His wit has less point than his "shoEels or bis
poker
The fia-kling Of his bells" when in high
glee.
Rival in richness the voiceef Du Rec.
Some say he is ugly. though sage. with grin.
Says he will surely conquer, for he's got the IA.
"Requiescat in pace, says one in spree,
"Sie transit gloria" Of the courtly Du Rec.
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Sslg;a7. SsiAsS
80 70 i08 q per cent dis. Fsanee frsnes
10 10 EQe 3 per cent fis Switzerland n ~ per
zoo 10 lu104 per cent dis. Beisintn eelisr
u Exe1auae.i is D.. EEEHANF.
cspssnnal i-i0 pr. bremen q lfper sola
Louasvilie {" l-l0 pr. Thaier.
q etHpkis = = prem. Berlin, 81 % per ffas-
Small Dr8fis san 1nStef.
FaREiGF ExCHAEaE Munich bita
Englan1 q Wper Frankfort per gne
Irslanf ! one t,oaad AmssterdaEn Auiidsr.
Seoflsra / sterlinE fC0rposation checks >
per cent discount.
DsDosits Fecs.Fed ana eoilsetiohs made on all
EceeEsib bic points.
0iico horn. a. n % ?. r.
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Also the highest price paid for an kinds u
southern Bank Notes. Printed Prize last fur
nished when desired r. ~ r
Wa Agr sELLIxG u. ). Revenue Stamps az 6pv-
eEnment ratas % Lsiseount.
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,-AsHvrIIFA NDNORTHwEsTERN RAILRoAD
passanger Trains

Arrive az Johnsouyile at .'''''''''''y ~ r ~
Leaves Johns0uville Rt.---.- ,t.g0 - -
Arrives al " "
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300 midniFht.,..--.''- - -
s.cona washington and Southern VIA
Chattanooga.
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TIE CITY

Vrtrst yyashlnEton and southern FtH
Chattanooga.
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The Bermuda, which ieit Louisville 4
short time since for Chattanooga, has ar
rived at Decatur. SO says the Louisville
Courier. .ft
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~ Decatur :, mrn,plls and View orleans,
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The louisville Dsnoerut says:
by Telegraph

CINCINNATI, March 26, l P. M.--The
river has risen nine inches since yesterday.
There is now SO feet ! l inches water in the
channel 1t showed this morning and is
now clondy, with the thermometer at sc
degrees.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 26.-Seyeral
inches of snow fell last night.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-05
GOVERNMENT SALES.

Q A LIE OF OLD AND UNSERVICABI,E
- ARTICLES OF ORDNANCE.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-05

packages, each Of which contained one million
of dollars. Money is handled in the Treasury
building in a wholesale manner packing
trunks standing about full of it, large willow
baskets, on wheels, being used to carry 1t in,
etc. The sight OF it becomes so common that
the clerks employed regard it with the utmost
indifference, handling it as they ould so much
brown paper.-N Y. Gazette