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THE COTTON MARKETS.

Mobile, Nov. IL.
Cotton dali and tending dOvnwaEds; sales 200;
middlings 2214c; receipts 1871; exports III.
Charleston, Nov. II.
Cotton quiet but unchanged; sales $50; mid
dliugs 2215; receipts 1881; exports to Great
Britain l3g3; cOastWIse l222.
Savannah, Nov. IL.
Cotton opened steady and closed dull; sales
800; middlings 221z9225z; receipts 1903.
Augusta, Ga, Nov. IL.
Cotton in fair demand and prices steady at p 4
fer middlings; sales 623 bales; receipts eos.
Macon, Ga, NOV.I7.
The market was active to-day with a good de-
mand until the noon dispatches were received,
which checked operations and but little was
done in the afternoon. The market closed quiet
this evening at DC for middliDg5.
Columbus, Ga, Nov. =
Market dull and irregular. Tendency down
ward. Most cotton sold was low middIings, at
2)JZG2lc. Northern middingslnominally q &C.
Atlanta, Ga, Nov. IA.
There has been a better feeling to day. and
We quote midIliDgs firm at 2O,zG3o54c; receipts
c. bales.
Montgomery. Ala, nov. IL.
The market is quiet and prices are nominal at
2lzG2lc for middiiDgs.
Memphis, Nov. II.
The inquiry was fair this morning. and mid
dlings found market at pc with two or three
desirable lists at 1sd1{c and higher, but in the
evening the tenor Of New York adyices being
unfavOrabIe to the demand fell of and 22c was
generally regarded as an outside price, to which,
however, but n smAl proportion OF sellers
seemed willing to respond. sales for the day
were about - 0 bales, and were about equally
distributed between the North, New Orleans
and Europe.
Cincinnati, EOV. Ia.
The offerings arc liberal Of all grades. and
with little demand the market is heavy. A
good line Of middlings would probably bring
2llzc, but holders ask &c more We quote Ordi-
nary at 1920, good ordinary at 201Sc low mid
dlinls at Die, and middlings 1t 2I1l922c per
pound.
Louisville, NOV. Is.
At the regular auction sale to-day 60 bales
were offered and bids acc opted on AZ bales of
ordinary to good style of low middlings at 1873
to 2i52C. Receipts continue liberal, and there
Is pretty large stock on hand, amounting to
4}6 bales
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Arrived

Hon. W. Y. Elliott, Senator from Ruth
erford and Williamson, has arrived in the
city, and yesterday occupied his place in
the Senate. The illness and death of his
relative, Dr. Bostick, was the occasion Of
his not being here at an earlier day in the
session. We are pleased TO see him look
ing in good health, and suppose he intends
to do the best he can as the Radical men,
Der of Radical Legislature.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-20

Bachelors Hair Dye.-Thi splendid
Hair Dye Is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect Dye-harmless, reliable, instan-
taReOus. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tint5 Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects of bad DVss. Invigorates the hair.
leaving it sof. and beautiful. The genuine is
signed William A. Batehslor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided Sold
By all Druggists and Perfumers Factory 81 Bar
clay street. New York. (apr2o II.
Extra special EOtice--BeWare Of Coun-
terfeits! Smiths Tonic Syrup has been cOun-
forfeited. and the counterfeiter brought to grief
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DR.. John
Bulls private stamp on each bottle. DR.. John
Bull only has the right to manufacture and sell
the original John Smiths Tonic Syrup, of Lou
isville, Kentucky. Examine well the label on
each bottle If my private stamp is not on the
bottle. do not purchase, OF you will be deceived.
See my column advertisement, and my show
card. 1 viii prosecute any one infringing on
my right. The genuine Smiths Tonic Syrup
can be prepared only by myself
The public's servant,
DIR. JOHN BULL.
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The South Nashville juvenile base bali
clubs, the Narbrough and Ament, ye-tsr-
day PLACED for the championship in that
part Of the city. The Yarbrongh boys
bora eff the honor, scoring Q to3.
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Another item in the flour line. which may
prove of some interest 70 manufactures and
last Friday:
we have but little mOvem Mt to notice in
Western produce. The stocks are generally too
limited to admit of any other than jObbing
business. The supply of flour is pie, but
with a disprOportionate amount of treble and
choice extra, which ara heavy compared with
superdne and the lower extras"
Notwithstanding that treble and choice extras
are dull in Boston, New Orleans and at home,
there seems to be requirement for them OF
sufficient force to keep the raw material from
which they are manufactured firmly at the
highest quotations. This morning chtice and
fancy brought from S292 g. far as reported. AMI
we presume the initials p. t. in several instances
mean past 81 10" These qualities are scarce,
and a few city millers, to preserve their repUta
tion are obliged TO secure them whenever they
are presented.
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Antonio Corrieri, at his fee Fruit store
No. 90 Church street, opposite the Max
well House, keeps all the choice Fruits Of
the season, Nuts, Candies, &c, and is now
receiving a choice lot Of Dates, Figs, Or
auges, and every thing in his line. He
supplies hundreds every day. Give him
calls If
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Commissioners Court.

Lizzie McEwen, attempting to obtain
goods on forged order, discharged.
John Ford, drunk and using abusive
language, fined So and costs.
Henry Bransford, assisting to obtain
goods on forged order, discharged.
Louis DeWessel, drunkenness.
John Dugan, same offense, SO and costs.
Winham Smith, assault and battery,
discharged.
Bernard Williams, assault and battery,
So and costs.
Francis Gardner, drunkenness, So and
cssts.
Emma Battle, street walking, discharged.
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For louisville and Cincinnati
THE FINE PASSENGER s5Ezsl
L Steamer Robert Moore, fL---kIas
joins FARRELL. Master, q. n. ssELff9zzt
BRADLEY, Clerk, will leave as So
above FRIDAY, the Goth inst, at O'CLOCK p n.
For freight or passage apply on board. OrtO
WM, BOYD,
a aui a Front street.
". A. PEBBLES
or HARRISON & Suns. Agents
new IL
For Louisville, Cincinnati and Pitts
burg Direct.
THE ZINE PASSENGER STEAM
er SAmeiia. Capt. POE. Master, LsaAS-sa
will leave as above on FRIDAY, the Isslkzak
10th inst, at 1 o'clock, P. N.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
WM. BOYD,
uCy2J Il A. and AZ Front Street,
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If you would hsve an evening Of real
genuine fua, go tonight aud witness the
attractive performance at the Academy Of
Music. In addition to the mimicry Of tie
world-renowned Harry Robinson, a great
variety bill Is presented, in which there Is
both excellent dancing and singing by the
tar troupe, together with several clever
larcGs thrown in.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-20

On next Thursday there will be a social
ball at the Courthouse for the benefit Of a
well known aud deserving lady, sick and
in distress. The tickets are already issued,
and in the hands Of a committee Of gentle.
men who will offer them for sale.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, Thursday, Nov. 10.
CoTToS'-The market to-day was very
steady, with fair business, closing at follow
ing quotations:
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ONE DOLLAR TILL JANY, 1869.

Persons wishing the DAILY UNION AND
AMERICAN for the balance Of this year.
can getit for ONE DOLLAR till January
1869; or NINE DOLLARS till Janu-
arN l $50: or
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Cornelius Drumelville fell from the
Rober;iMoore at Limeport, on the Climber
land river, yesterday, and was drowned.
He got ahosrd of the boat at Cincinnati,
and was coming down here on business.
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R gular Weekly Smithland and
Evansville Packet,

rIIHE FINE STEAMER Fanny
i BrauGeis, CAPT. HENRY NIL LslsfSc4sa
LER, Master, KIrT RUDD, Clerk, will deszssesss5
leave Nashville EVERY SATURDAY. at y
o'clock noon. making positive and close eonnec-
tons at Evansville with regular Louisville and
Cincinnati Packets. insuring speedy ar d rel-
able transfer of ireights to above points. Or
ders for FIRE ght solicited, and reasonable rates
charged.
For freight or passage apply or board. or to
HARRISON x son, Agents.
uOvl7 If No. IS and 46 Front street.
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IhncnfInIInI

There are at present twcnty-ssvsu free
schools ir ac,ivo operation in Hedry
county. The attendance at these schools
il said 10 be quite large.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-20

The Cleveland (Tenn,) Bonner says tina
the price asked for gross hogs in that mar
kct is seven cents per pound, and it is
thought that the net price will open at
eigh! cents,
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a Negro Refugee.

A negro school teacher named Martin
Van Buren, Russell, reported to Gen. Eaton
yesterday, that on Monday last while he
was engaged ia teaching his sch pol in
Marshall county near Unionville, some
men in Disguise came in the house and
drove him away, telling him that he should
not teach school there. He fed from the
County and came here TO report to head
quarters. The Legislature will probably
make an appropriation for his benefit. We
take the story for what il is worth.
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Montgomery, Ala, nov. IL.

The market is quiet and prices are nominal {
20lzG2lc for middIings
MpFEpThfS NnV II
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There was small sprinkle of snow in
this locality last night The sudden change
in the atmosphere yesterday was an ear
nest Of the approach of winter.
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Cincinnati, Cumberland Gap Rnt
Charleston Railroad.

The Morristown East TENNESSEE Ga
retts thus speaks of the prospects Of thia
railroad:
AT no time since the inception of the
enterprise, has the prospect forStha early
completion Of the entire line Of the Gin
ciunati, Cumberland Gap and iCharlestcn
railroad been so bright and hattering,
az at this time. We have every reason 10
believe that measures are on foot nov
which will eyentuate in giving sufiicieGcy
Of means to the enterprise which will in-
sure lis rapid Construction. The friends
of the road, here in East Tennessee, must
not cease their efforts and allow this great
Work to stop. We must keep up with the
times, aud if needs be, push matters where
opportunities are presented, until foil
fruition Of our hope, az regards this enter
prize, ID attained. We have rivals--in
fact, it may be said with truth, that our
road has enemies-men who are striving
by'every means to oucrslaugh US; and it be.
hooves Us to watch the corners pretty
clpselvJ,
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Rents I'm Fayetteville.

The Fayetteville Obssrrsr of the present
week says: "Rants have gone to a fabu-
lous height, and as Christmas draws near
the demand for tenements increases. The
Interests Of our town and vicinity are
suffering from lack Of houses. A score of
tasteful cottages would fad ready tenants
at remuDerative prices. We need capital
in the hands CT enterprise
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-20

Edward Carter, white, and Margaret
Ruckcr, oolored, we're arraigrod before
Commissioner Davis yesterday on charge
Of lcwdness. Carter was fined s. aud c,ats
and Margaret discharged
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from nov till January, 1870, for TWO
DOLLARS, in clubs Of five subscribers or
more.
Now + the best time to subscribe, q
&c, others 10 join you.
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The Cincinnati Gazette has the tOiloTInS
in It's market report Of Tuesday evening :

Provisions are not very active. Small lots of
mess pork sold at S24, but it is offered TO be
made at SOC less. There is a fair demand for
new salt meats from the East and South, show
ing that this class of stock IS wanted for imme-
date consumption. Lard is dull and n shade
easier. The market for hogs is quite brisk and
prices are higher, with sales OF medium to heavy
averages at 81 25G7 IS, very few going at over
81 81 gross and Sg99 . net. The weather IS
more favorable and the supply is short of the
demand. Our packing is progressing tIvOrably.
There have been already about 1910 hogs
packed here, and they are generally of good
quality, many Of them being very fine. Two
houses are packing for the English markets, but
we have yet TO Learn OF any of our packers
making contracts for English meats, for future
delivery, at prices which would insure loss
unless hogs declined 81 per GENITAL as Is reported
to be the case at Chicago. TlSe cut Of our meats.
and the careful attention paid to curing them,
are bringing them every year more into favor in
the Eastern markets. AS the old stock is all
exhausted, new meat and lard is rapidly going
into consumption from this market, both to the
East and South, which being thei case, we shall
have to enlarge the area from which we draw
our hogs to be able to supply the demand and
carry over the usual amount OfstOck. As prices
rule quite as high here as at any other packing
point, and higher than most others, 1t will
doubtless insure larger receipts from Southern
Illinois and Indiana than usual as well as from
the northern part of the latter State at points
even nearer to Chicago than heretofore. From
Kentucky, which bears the reputation Of turn
ing out as fine hogs as any in the country, tn
receipts are large and increasing.
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At the residence of Mrs. W. L. Stones, by
Bishop II. N. McTyeiro. on Thursday. the 10th
inst, Mr.. C. r. HEAD. of Gallatin. Tenn to
Miss SOPHIA c. ILOREss, of this city.
At the residence of tho brides mother. in
Williamson county, on the 18th inst, by the
Rev. d.. W. D. F. Sawrie, WILLIE CROCKETT
and Miss JENNIE SAVERS. both of Williamson
county.
May the pleasures and joys that prevailed on
the bridal occasion, cluster around their path
way through life.
At the residence of Mrs. Sophia W. Horton,
near Nashville, on the 18th inst, by the Rev.
DR.. Lapsley, GEO. W. TRABUE. of Nashville. to
Miss ELLEN Dunn, daughter Of Col. W. D
Dunn, of Mobile, Ala.
On the 10Th instant. at the residence Of the
brides father, by the Rev. r. A. TOung, d. D.,
JAS. A. Thomas to Miss ANNIE B., daughter Of
DR.. j. c. Ross. No cards.
--=--@-s...1s-s---
IA lipau bcr iofI of At y
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~ andreu.s Ecs1Irnn

The Caledonia Society Of this city will
celebrate St Andrews Day, .3Oth Noyem-
her, hy festival and ball at the Female
Academy buildings.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-20

We have one or two good job presses for
sale, which can be had at at 4 bargain, by
application at the office Of tho UNION AND
AMERICAN.
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AocInI RaII.

ALPACAs, Poplins, Merinos at greatly
reduced prices at S. Sickles, L Union
street nov 5-tf
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Whiteman's Paper Mills A Slight
Change of Base.

These popular mills, established in this
city, and continued in this vicinity for
nearly or quite a quarter of century, and
run successfully up to and since the war,
are about TO be removed to Manchester, on
the McMinnville Branch of the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad. W. S. White
man, the father of the present prOprietors,
three brothers, after the war turned the
business over 10 his sons, with his blessing
They have pursued the advice and teach
ings Of their predecessor, and have estab.
lished themselves as capable and prompt
business men. Their removal to Man
chester is to secure greater facilities, and to
be able to meet the increasing demands
upon them for all kinds of printing
paper. Their paper is composed entirely
OF rogs, IL made upon the best machinery
known to the business, and ranks high in
all markets where it is used, which are
scattered from 81. L New Orleans,
and throughout Tennessee and the South.
ern country. To gain time enough upon
standing orders TO effect their removal,
they have recently been put TO their Ut
most, and two days more will witness the
close Of their present mills and the trans.
fer Of their machinery to the new base.
They will reopen By the first Of January,
or as soon thereafter as possible.
In the meantime and for the future they
will keep their Nashville. Office open, re-
cei7e orders, purchase rags and continue
the business as heretofore. We wish them,
in sill respects, the completest success.
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ERRING BUT NOBLE.-SELF HELP FOR
IL young men wtO have erred, desire better
manhood. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
of charge If benefited return the postage; Ad-
dress, PHILANTHROS, Box r, Philadelphia,
Pa. sep233m
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Academy of STnsic.

FIGURED Alpaca II 22lc a yard
S,CblCF. Il Union street. EO'
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

ARRIVED.
Robert Moore, Cincinnati.
Camelia, Pittsburgh.
DEPARTED.
a. Baker. Cairo.
Mollie Gratz, Upper Cumberland.
LEAVING THIS DAY.
Robert Moore, Cincinnati, 4 P. NJ.
CameIia. Pittsburgh, 4P.M.
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Gail Hnd See the elegant stock of Fancy
Dress and Staple Drygoods. now being received
by BEECH, MANLOVE & CO.,
nOy!5tf No. 80 North College street
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The St. Louis Republican says under date
of Tuesday evening:

Flour was hardly as firm this morning, and
even the lower grades, so buOyant for the past
two weeks, were in comparative light request.
The liberal supply everywhere Of superior
brands checks operations very materially, and
scarcely affords basis on which to predicate a
full condition of the market. In Boston, choice
brands of the highest grades were not so firm at
the close of the week; the lower grades were
slightly better. Our warehouses" says the
Bulletin, arc filled to rePletion, the stock on
hand being yariOusly estimated at from 200
to 10000 bbls Prices slill continue to shade,
and favor buyers. though it is confidently ex-
peCted that with the close of navigation they
must advance" The difference between two
and four hundred thousand barrelels is rather
large one to be in ignorance about, aud the in
ference to be drawn IRON il is thar liberal or
EEh supplies for the ensuing two months would
affect the Boston market but slightly one way or
the other.
The New York Journal Of Commerce comes at
that impOrtunatc class who held for higher
prices. or bought Tor speculation during the
summer, with that irritating poke, Il told you
sO;' and for their especial benefit presents a
comparative statement OF breadstufs on the 18th
Of August and the l2th inst, as follows:
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SNOW.

FIGURED Alpaca at 223c s yard at S
SickltP, l. Union street nOv5-tf
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At the regular auction sale to-day 60 bales
were offered and bids acc opted on AZ bales of
ordinary to good style Of low middlings at 1873
to 2li2C. Receipts continue liberal, and there
Is pretty large stock on hand, amounting TO
] 4}S bales
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For Cairo, 1T. Louis, Memphis and
New OrleRns.
THE FINE PASSENGER STEAM -
Err TaJssman. WM. STRONG. 1879
Master BEN. +. EGAV. Clerk. will sszEzs-ZzsA
leave as above on SATU BDAl. the 2lst inst,
at O'Clock P. y.
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
WIN. BOYD,
Al and AZ Front street
HARRISON i son,
uOvzO2t ". A. PEBBLES, Agents.
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CTSCINSATI. Nov. l9.-Famiy Flour s. 500
7 IS. heat 81 FOOL 50. Corn. new, 5S99Oc.
Cotton dull; middlirgs De Whisky sj@97c
Green shoulders ga Dc; sides l3Z9l4c. Lard
li4@l5c. Butter 35@39c. Eggs 305.
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RAGS.

Whiteman Bros. pay 81 cents perpound, and
have beon paying i. for weeks past.
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Cincinnati market.

NEW YORK, November 1a.-MOney easy. Call
loans 597. Prime discounts 79l0. Sterling
fra at 915993s. Cold 1917. It IS reported that
the government will resume public sales shortly.
Tauuessaaa 67lZH69iL
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SEME-WEEKLY
WEEKLY

from now till January l, 1870, for FOUR
DOLLARS; or
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The Car has such spite against France
that he has forbidden the introduction Of
Paris fashions into Poland.
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Gold is shade lower. The following
are the New York quotations of yester-
day: Opened at 13455, was 1345 at
1870, 134a at II, 194s at noon, 134s at
1925, 1344 at 2, and closed at 134f at P
IN. The rates here were 134 buying and
1851 selling.
Government securities were quoted in
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RARRELS WANTED.

The highest market price will be paid il cash
for Zen Thousand Flour Barrels, at the
Jackson Mills, South Market street.
nov5-1m JOHN J. MCCAIN.
Banner and Springfield Register copy.
Property Holders should never be
without Fire Policy in the old, well
tried, and Reliable State Insurance
Company of Nashville.
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