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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-22

FREEDNEN's BuREAU.-Mr. Towards
bill in the Senate, provides for the dis
continuance of the Bureau in all the
Southern States after January, 1869,
and takes from the President and be-
slows on the General Of the Armies the
right of removal and appointment of the
head Of the Bureau.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-22

SALARIEs.-The salary Of the Presi-
dent of the United States is $50 a day ;
while that of Napoleon is Sl4,2 200 a day;
and that of Victoria, Ss,o27 a day.
Quite a difference in a day wages.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-22

WHITE PINE.-The Belmont Reporter,
Of July 18th, says that it is now fully
settled that White Pine i, in Nye coun.
ty, at least fifteen miles south of the
Lander county line.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-22

Sort SoLDER.-Men are as susceptible
of fattery as women. Sugar is sweet
to everybody, and the moment a particle
can be dropped upon the palate, the
mouth goes wide open with a bound.
Human nature is remarkable prevalent
in both seSea.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-22

The warden of the Massachusetts,
State Prison says that, Of the 534 pris-
oners confined there, about four hfths
committed the crime for which they
were sentenced either directly or indi-
rectly under the influence Of strong
drink.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-22

QuEER.-Some fathers, careful and
cautious almost to o fault in breeding
and training colts and steers, suffer,
aye allow their sou and daughters to
grow up as they list, strange as it may
seam
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-22

OBrusE.-A rogue asked charity on
preteuce of being dumb. Alady having
asked him with equal simplicity and hu-
manity, how long he had been dumb,
he was thrown of his guard, and
answered, "From birth, madam /"
"Poor fellow i" said the lady, and
gave him o dollar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-22

LAFAYETTE G. BAKER, a Government
detective Of much note, died recently
in Philadelphia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-22

THERE were 33,6l7 colored children
educated in public schools in Missouri
last year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-22

GRANT is an early riser, 1t Is said.
Yes, and he Is rising all the time
Cincinnati Chronicle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-22
First Ward Union Club.

THE FIRST WARD UNION CLUB, GOLD
An, meets at Theater Hall every MONDAY
Evening at IN o'clock.
A. J. s~rErzrSs, Secretary. tySOtf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-22
Franks.

Until FURTHER NOTICE WE WILL
~ sell our FRANKS at go per thousand or
$5 80 per hundred. 16 for 81; 8for 30 cents.
WRLLB, FARGO Il 90.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-22
Attention, MiIImen!
To Rent.

MRS: L. s. BOWERS HOUSE, AT THE
Az Mill, Crown Point street, TO RENT, with
every accommodation to keep the boarders for
the mill. Apply to the Superintendent at the
Gold Hill, July 10, 1868. jy18 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-22
FORENOON STOCK REPORT.

GOLD HILL
BAN FRANcIsco. July q. 1858.
SAILS.
115 Alpha, $360sT@37 q. Is Bullion, $91; 60
Chollar. Potosi, $1850l2S0l33; 8 Confidence,
$40; 28 Crown Point, .$S30SsGS+0S3; 10 En-.
Curry, 800 8. 30; 30 Hale & Norcross, $560S
@56; i2 Imperial, $10O0102 506107; 5Kentuck,
S96O 9. 10; % Lady Bryan, SO; 81 0phir. SO 80;
&4 Overman, $7>007S; 1888 Savage, $1$39l3s
6l31; 10 Segregated Belcher, $40; 80 Yellow
Jacket, 81, 090G1 ,O2501 900; 20 American, 81; IS
Cole, $27027 50. Gold, 1857.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-22
NEW ARTICLE OF
and Jewelry !

Called Competition "Gold Metal"
Which has all the appearance OF FINE GOLD,
and Is very handsome.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-25

William De Veaw, who testified that ne was spp3h.eSu .S
bond clerk under Mr. CacOt May ~ loo nsae sa ,no r
entries in the bonds Of Sword Ellis anu @ ii & m ,yrod
could not expan why the Hand bona had Deen ehtetSu
out of its date; witness had no design ~ % ~ III ire
date he did than any other; MT Aeh accepI laIge
number of bonds and could that he saw him accept
the nfdayts OF fhc surees dstllers bonds had no
acouaintsnce Win Mr. CacOtt previous 10 the time ne
saw him about his appointment as H"s pDns no T
of Tsnnsssee. cannot tell how the Hand bond was en-
terd ont NJ ts order do not remember swearing before
guy ~ @ ,at he did not enter the bond because it
was absent in HewYork the alteration IN the date from
ha or to the 18th was his handwriting ana mace
.iic % .atn ~ eouest of Dayton at the time he made
Ss S 'H return OF the ladDg OF the whisky
% mot remember having said that he had not naue the
torotinn, NJ was not arranged between witness anu
70 execute set of papers to G. yer the 2l barre
~ y,rts. Dayton came him in August ana asked Tor
St df bank forms for transportation bond; know tha
sIere never was any return H" made at the once ny
ns for the 2ll barrels The defense here rested ana
NJ Tracey referred to the law, section a. OF the act OF
see letter which IL is claimed fixes the date was ad
mitfed Abstracts Of circular issued by the Comnls
ioucr OF Internal Revenue to Mr. Cacot were also ad
mited The testimony then closed on DOh sdes anu te
Court adjourned TO to-day at noon.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-25

almost naked and that the old skirt and dress alleged TO
have been stolen picked from the ground by her
while in this condition. she at once discharged JUS
tice Mansfield with his usual generosity the grl
sufficient OF money TO redeem some OF her ciothns
that was In the pawn-ofiice.
At the TOmbs Police Court on Saturday JUS
ticc Hogan committed Eugene Baker, hard char
acter for having the 18th inst been concerned IN the
robbery of Messrs Harris Russaks store No. 22S BOW
ery ofurs valued at $200 None OF the stolen properly
has been found. Henry May and Daniel Quinn were
on Saturday committed TO the TOmbs for having stolen
Is nars of shoes from board the steamship Champion
living at pier No g. N R...For having bitten on por-
zion ~ Iohn Sheehans during rough ana tuIlDe
Aht on Saturday, the billiard saloon No 10 Spruce-sl
Edward Weed was committed 10 the T0mbs.. Henry
Is9 Westst was recently caught in the of stealing
g. from his employers till As considerable money hau
heen missed OF late by Mr. FELTON, he gave him into Gus
tody and after being confined several days at Polce
nTevsly placed in hands of his employer to be re-
fned by the latter TO reimburse him fol his alleged loss
on Saturday the accused was taken before
Tnstice Hogan when Mr. Peltoa wished 10
Withdraw his complaint This the Citrate refused TO
allow and n complaint having been male. the accused
Honse of Detention to insure his attendalce witness
Tusfice Hogan commented severely on the practice OF
keepng prsOners confined for several days at POnce
Ueadquarters without allowing them an opportunity m
having their cases udlclally passed upon. Php fhaH
man. for the past % years has been engaged as up
hoserer at the AstoI House, recently arrested Dy
Detective Deboy for stealing two carpets valued at S2
the property OF the Messrs Stetson The stolen goods
were found at Phafimans house on Staen lslahq anu
yesterday Justice Hogan committed hlin Ellen haI'yl
seamsress, living at No. 80 Mar0nst. was committed
by Justice Hogan yesterday for having on Ih1rSday
last stolen from Mrs Eliza Burkes Apartment, NO. It1
Mulberry gold watch, valued at sIW. Inc Match
was recovered from Simpsons pawn-shoP
New-York tribune., 1868-05-25
0ER CHINESE VISITORS.
TIE EMBASSY AT NIBLO's.

TIE EMBASSY Al NlbLO D
Probably not the least attraction al NlDlos 5
Jheater On Saturday evening large number OF the
speotars WAS the presence of Minister Burhngame and
his sute aceompaned by distinguished gentlemen
from Pein forming portion Of the embassy The party
oeenned front seats the psrquette circle, which had
keen decOrafed for the occasion - the American ana
and Chinese ensgns twning aicaby IN broad festOOns
sysrhead and the cOOrs being also displayed on the
outsde Of the railing. OF course the Orentas
with their loose, embroidered garments their inverted
hats gathered at the summit with an eXagger
eountenance the observed of all observers IN the
intervals between and il both curious and in
tereng watch the effect produced upon them by the
entertainment 50 novel 20 them. Minister Burnngdhe
qued the theacr at the close OF the second act IN order
20 meet engagement at the Century Club; Dut
the absorbed delighted, and bewdered autipOdeans re-
of the dance and the last clash OF the music had deu
away The effect Of the ballet upon these children oI lnS
Bm not the same. While MessrS Tung, kWeI, anu
ZOa preserved the true Mandarin dignity troughout
tbeT celestial StOlGity, little Mr. Tug sgnheu ms ~ M
ration by such eXuberant and ncessant applause an
hands and feet TO elicit occasional MoIu ~ h
ffOm Messrs Tuh and Liam, who sat on ellneI suo e
As for Messrs. COong and Kang, they sat Ior tne
entire evening. each with PAR OF OPpSSla
glasses leyeed at the stage, "HeI aGIn 'F5Gs t5s
perfoymance while their mouths indicated chrome
sfate of gaming wonder Many Of the spectacular Iea
tuTes mnst have recalled fOrcibly TO Their minus Ie
drama in their own hOweIy klnguOW, WheIS lao Inr
zion of ma entertainments but the dancing was 20 lhe
the absorbing attraction. As, one aiter ahotlet IA
senmOus beauties or the panel & WCdo nnre u,,aod and
more expressive Of their varied emotions AZ Ie CVn
crs sOn 81 the performance the mandaTlns, III hIhg 10
gether expressed themselves highly peased WIN tiIs
Streams Of all were doubtless peopled with visions ot
decidedly luxurious character
New-York tribune., 1868-05-25
THE COURTS.
THE ERIE WAR.


Judge Sutherland has denied the three motions
10 dissolve the njunctiOns the suits argued before him.
i'm the suit by the People against the Erie Railway Com
pany absolutely with costs, and IN the cases OF Sche
BO0dgOOd against the with modification so far as
10 hermit the directors of the company TO hold meetings
even though Frank Work be excudedaDd with the further
modification that he strikes out from the third clause
the niunctOns all from the words making any contract
with any railroad company" down TO the word respohs
BILE" substitutes therefor the following "issuing or permit
ting be issued sold, hypOthecated or dspOseu or ay
bonds of the Boston, Hartford and Erie Railway COMPANY
having guarantee Endorsement OF the Erie kalW
Company and from parting with and delivering OF allow
ing to be delivered TO person or corporation any s
bonds which are or may under the cOnr OF me
defendants or any or either them and also from dong
or suffering be done any act whatever on tne part oI
the Railway Company or its Directors OF Ohcers OF
any them in performance or toward the performance
OF the agreement of the Erie Railway Company 10 lh-
dose or guarantee its bonds the interest thereof or III
performance of the agreement OF the Erie Railway CO
pany with the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroad Company respecting the construction ana opera
tOn Of railroad in Ohio connecting or 10 connect the
Atlantic and Great Western Railway with the City OF New
York" 80,
The Injunction orders thus modified are continued with
out costs.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-25
LATEST SNIP NEWS
PORT OF NBw.YoRK....."....

ARRIVED.
Steamship Lord Lowell trl Jones Havana MAY H.
steamship William p Clyde, Powell Wilmington N e., naval
steamship Bremen a. O. Yynaber Bemea May mde and 7s
pass
Steamship Ironsides Merrill, Liverpool - days. mdse.
Steamship Urrauus DAVIS Providence wdse and pass.
Steamship Chesapeake Sherwood PaTtlani dse. aud
Steamship OspreJ, keunr. Providence.
Steamship Nisgarl Bakeman. Richmond mdse and psss
Ship Victory Bngs Liverpool April T. mde aud 652 Had
deatls among passengers, all children under years.
Bark Feer rD Iotien Liverpool O. days salt April 70, lat
loa a. spoke Bull r) from Lougon for Monal May
Y a % 81 oa s. 3 spoke ship Research from Liverpool for st.
johns
scHooSERs-KIyER ANp cOAsrwEE.
william Niece Nlrgiuis Eclipse, BRIDGEPORT
Chas A. Grainon Eilabehport Freedom Windsor. y. s.
Lang.on. Clinton Point Richard Borden, Fali River
Maria Fleming Norwich. Telegraph (Brl. COrnWalAsl Ms
strickland s. Georges BIS A. q. Hazard, Hartford
Susan Burton. Bridgeport. Ann kht New-losdon.
Eupire. Providence. T. Nerwiu, Providence.
Fra Norwich Daniel Webster. New LOndon
Gale Sew-iIaven DAVID Cnuie, Portland
L. Brainrrd Portland Anna Newport
J. y. Curtis, Portland Napor balhmore
Sarah Clark, Providence.
BELOW.
Bark Stella o. g., SteengTaie 43 days from Bremen.
SPOKEN.
lon a 5 brig MarannA bound east lat Al H. Ion
ship bound t Al TO- Ion b3 90 ship Conste
hou hence for Liverpool lat o. on % o. ship Resoue heHce
for Liverpool
DOMESTIC PORTS.
M0SRoE May 2Passed brig Chesapeake nom Dem
erara for Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-25
lAnnoancementaI

"WHAT TO Do"-The question, "What can
every and the life pursuit is the
most important step mans history Success failures riches
poverty fame namy happiness misery depend the choice
calling the occupation in which engages One may
shine the law another medicine another in divinity one
nvene another prefers agriculture commerce. mechanism manu-
featuring PhrenoOgy puts the night the night place" why
consult JOURNAL for JUSK only 20 cts
Address s. r. WELLS No. 389 Broadway, N Y.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-25
P1SSENGERS ARRLKED.

FROM BREMEN. May 2fln steamship BremenEmeie Schwa,
Bopp Bopp, NJ Marie Lecke, Emma 6obs Ina
Fc.ann Schuemner Richard Bauhsnn Jacob Herd D. H. 6s
horn Ros Nrse Heinrich Baie Fanny Ae h1i IAha Oelrn
tine Rocho Grrhauser and child Heinrich Hupp ani iamy
Sapmeyer Caroline Boyer A. Cole. Christine Noeper. Muna
Claus Fired Meyer infant George Wuer Buher and family
Rerth Num- Lua aud John 4 fck and wife Adoh
Jolly Siun Smson Name Lob C. f. kopfrr Genemann Lgd1s
Trumper LohmaBn A. Huscher Name Leb Bertha kFau
child W. wegn Ch Spener, Samuel Alexander August
Lubr Nife Dvra Pcker.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-25
PEIRcE's STONE SURFACE.

Metals or Paper Tan with Surface attain all the hard
and durability Of win coode decompose IN a va
/ NEWTON PERCg Co.,
No. l17 North EleYenth-st Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1868-05-25

Lung Complaints Bronchitis, Asthma. &C.,
are speedily relieved and taken permanently cured by JAYSEs
ETPKcroRASr You certain remedy for Coughs and
Coda Sold eyerys
New-York tribune., 1868-05-25

Page Kdde 10 Co Of NeuYok who have large amount OF
capital invested their extensive mandatory Of Roofing Fe the
Passac River furnishing the motive power The PosOmee Department
established being delivered daily
New-York tribune., 1868-05-25

TURKISH BATHs-No.st3 Laight-st., New
York Hours Gents to IN. aud TO p Sundays from
10 Ia NJ Ladies, 10 TO IL m.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-25

JEFFERs offers extraordinary bargains in La
dies Misses Chens BooTs and SHoE JEYTERs, No lo
Broadway opposite ST. James Hoffman and FhaVe Hotela
New-York tribune., 1868-05-25
er. The opening

The burglar his own informer. The opening
OF each rings bell your seepngoom The Bur
TELEGRAPH applied inyby and without damage IL
is worth looking a. b. HoLkBs, No 2Ol Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-25
IVES PATENT LAMPS

IVES PATENT LAMPS
Chandeliers "a and u hsht.l Brackets a. and Es
s ,1S Isp and sssso, sso Lamp can b s "a. qs
screwng the harne Oar catalogue us With nssJ.sv
REDUCED PRICES
discount made to Churches and CergDen.
since the rejection q sovsmn.s. Tar OIL sell the pure .
hONEXPLOSIVE 20 cent less than last month
JULIUS IVES 4 Co, No. ls Madsn.al., NJ
GRAND EXHIBITION and SALES FATR
~ Of the NEWJERsEY STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY q.
the exhibition aud sale Of CARRIAGE HORSES TRoTTERs sr
LIONS. BLOODBD CATTLE, SHEEP, SWINE, POULTRY ,gt
open WEDNESDAY May 90 and continue THURSDAY and FRIDIy
the Society Grounds at Wsveey the EswJensy Railroad
large show Of the finest Horses and other eouu, .
peetd thus giving the purchaser and the seller grand oppos ar
The selection aud sale Of ces and other stock LIBERAL PRE-
NUNS offered The Track tne order for testing ,pses AZ
the horses exhibition.
BENZ. HAISEs. Superintendent
90 TO MACFARLAND'' BOOK STORE
~ corner Of Twentytsirst st. and s s'ds. sd get boz
Fl,. aur.. for 81, stamped.
HOME WEEKLY.
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OR,
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BY WILLIAM MASON TURNER. N. d.
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INTENSELY MYsTERIoUs.
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COMMENCING IN NO. %, MAY "a, 1865.
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.
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New-York tribune., 1868-05-25

90 TO MACFARLANDs BOOK STORE.
~ Of Twentythns Broadway get bsI Of bs..s
PRBECH NOTE PAPER ~'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-25
The Escape from the CIRrksVilLe Saii-
The LniIOr INDICATED.

GAINESVILLE, Nov. 20, l86S.-To the
Editor of the UNION AND AMERICAN
Dear Sir: I notice in your paper Of the
18th inst. an article relating to the " Jail
Delivery at Clarksville," and l beg re-
speclfully, that you will insert the follow
ing, in contradiction Of certain misstate-
nent5:
1t is stated that there were only Seven"
confined in jail, whilst there were eight,
one Of whom did not attempt to effect his
exit, thus showing that instead Of this
occurrence being called delivery" 1t
might have been more properly called a
foreible exit. Whoever communicated the
article 10 the paper, thus demonstrates that
he was acluated by malicious motives in
thus terming it Jail delivery"
Again, it is stated, that "they (prisoners)
opened both the inner and outer doors with
out breaking the locks" In reference to
which, l suhjoin the statement made by
the Sheriff, George Harris, and others who
came and examined the doors Immediately
after the outbreak.
In relation TO the capture Of the five,
wish 10 state two were recaptured by Capt
Gracey of the Wharf" and two others
by myself and friends, and one By Capt
Welsh of the police force. Since then
have myselfsucceeded in capturing another
with the assistance of Monroe Graham
colored. Thus, up to the present moment,
only one has escaped recapture.
/ hope aud trust that you will insert the
foregoing as an act Of justice TO one who
loves truth and abhors falsehood, and has
ever zealou8ly and firmly endesVored tc
discharge his duties, both as public and
private individual.
You're, respectfully,
J. c. Rich, Tailor.
| STATEMENT OF c. HARRIS, SHERIFF, AMI
OTHERS.
We certify to the above statements made
by G. c. Rich, JailCr, in regard to the
doors having been broken open by the
prisoners. GEO. r. HARRIS, Sheriff.
n. V. W. CARKUFF,
| Citv Marshal.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-25
" Is He Rich ?"

Many sigh is heard-many a heart is
brokeG-many q life is rendered miserable
by the f rrible infatualion which parents
often manifest in choosing life companion
for their daughters. How is it possible for
happiness 10 result from the union of two
principles so Numerically opposed to
each other in point, az virtue is TO vice
How often is the first question which is
asked respecting the suitor of the daughter,
this-'is be rich?'
as he rich?"-yep, he abounds 10 wealth;
but he does not afford an evidence that be
will make a kind and sffectionate hus-
band.
"Is he rich ?-yes, his clothes are pur-
pie and fine linen, and he fares sumptu-
ously every day; but can you infer from
this that he is yirtuous?
"Is he ricb?-yes, he has thousands
floating on every ocean; but don't riches
take to themselves wings and fly awsyY
Will you consent that your daughter
should marry man that had nothing to
recommend him but his wealth? All, be-
war;! The gildsd but sometimts covers the
bearded hook. Ask not, then, as be
rich?" but, as he virtuous?" Ask not if
he has wealth, but if he has hoRor-and
90 not sacrifice your daughters happiness
for moGey.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-25

A friend of ours whose political tenden-
cies are in the direction of Republicanism
in the modern scceptation of The word, but
who is not exactly in accord with the pre-
vailing ideas of Tennessee Radicalism, in
forms US that majority of the leading
spirits of that party hereabouIs are in favor
of Immediately enfranchisiDg the people of
the Stste. Without going further into the
reasons why they think this should be done,
they say that the enfranchisemeut of the
citizens now disqualified ia simply an act
OF justice already too long delayed, aud
one of these gentlemen, an important Office
holder in this city, yesterday remarked
that it would be done soon, and the sooner
the better. We are not able TO say precisely
what he meant by the emphathized part o.
his remark, unless it had reference TO an
act graciousfy done by the State, rather
than have the State forced TO the sam,
thing by higher power Upon this sub
ject of enfrAnchising the people, this mucI
may be taken for granted that many in
telligeut leading Radicals who, shor
time since, could not be induced TO favo
snch a proposition, even with every con
ceivable qualifcstionNnd restraint for tn
restored ballot, now say they are no longe
in favor Of Acknowledgement. Why this
so we cannot tell. We only know that j
is so, and are not sure that even that muc
knowledge on the subject is of much i'm
porIanee either 10 our readers or the worl
at large.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-25
Stock On hand...-........
Provision, Grocery and Produce
Mark ct

Provision, Grocery and Produce
Mark ct
BACoN-With the prospect Of new bacon
on the market in the course of ten days,
the demand for a week past has been rather
limited, and prices have declined. We
quote clear sides 173@18c; shoulders l4a;
country hams 16I@17c.
CANyAsED HANs-The local demand
continues far. Fancy sugar cured quoted
at 194c; choice plain 164@l7c.
LARD Has been steadily declining du
ring the week, and has dropped to l5!c in
tierces, and 164c in kege ard cans
BULK MEATs-Twenty days in salt. We
quote sides and hams at lac, shoulders lOc.
BUCKwHEAT FLOUR - We quote at
S11 50 per bb!, sacks included [Esch
barrel contains a Sufficient number Of the
labeled sacks for The retail dealer
FLoUR-The past week has been one Of IN.
usual activity, with large shipments 10 so'h
Northern and Southern ports We quote
Superfne Sc; extra snperGne S7(g7 so;
single extra SS@S 50; double extra $40
9 so; treble extra SlO@IO so; family
$40 5O@Sl1; extra family Sl1@1l So
fancy s12@12 80.
HoMINY-We quote at s. 5000 per bbl
CoRN.-Tbe receipts are increasing, snd
dealers 10 grain are disposed to pur-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-25

James Barton, drunk and lying on stree',
costs.
y. B. Cunningham, assault and battery,
So and costs.
George f. Burbankf, drunkenness, S.
and costs.
John Moore. running hack without
lights, 50 aud costs.
D. 8. CulIom drunkenness in market.and
using abusive language, 50 and costs.
TIL. FIemmiDg, posting bills on waliS,
etc, S. and costa.
John Wilson, pedlins fresh meat during
market houra, S. and costs.
Fehr and James Cook, same offence,
fued So and costs.
s. G. Bradley, selling fresh meat without
license, SIS and costs.
Joseph Richards, assault and battery,
SIS and costs.