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Cant THOMAS s. HAYS, having purchased an
interest in the UNIoN AND DISPATCH, becomes
from this date one Of its prOprietors. The hrm
maine Of the new concern viii be JoSEs. HAYS
4 Co.. by whom the business Of the establish
ment will be continued as heretofore. at the old
Gland. corner Church and Cherry streets. oppo-
site the postOtice.
Cant. HAYS was born and raised in this eity'
andis wen known for his courte5y and amiabili-
~ rs gentleman. as well as for Intelligence
integrity and promptness rs a man OF business.
Ue will have charge Of the business department
Of the Office. and will be found in our counting
room
The enn, business Of the old Grm having
na.sed into the hands Of the new, Capt, Hays
VIA also settle that. and will give all proper re-
ceipla and acquitances.
Being fully prepared to do all kinds of PRINT
ing promptly and in the host manner the new
firm solicit a continuance Of the liberal patron
age extended 10 the old. .a
January ~. 1863.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

fF 90 n f---ef HeI
Thard Day Of she session.
The Board of County Commissioners
convened yesterday morning, pursuant TO
adjournment.
The Committee on Roads and Bridges
returned the petition of Thomas Pentney
and others, in relation to the Ewing
Chapel road, for the action of the Board,
whereupon it was ordered that the prayer
of said petitioners be granted, and that Da-
vid Mulhoiland will oversee the keeping
in repair of said road, with the following
hands to work thereon under his direction :
John Anslin, David MeElyee, John Link,
Joseph Link, Wm. J Ewing, VIM. Ray,
Chas. Bryshj Morgan lAse, Marshall RYAN
John Ryan, Miles Burk and Dennis
Horn.
A communication from A. +. Alden and
others, recommending Chas. Doremns to
the Board for some position at their
hands" was received.
The County Clerk was authorized to pro-
cure, if possible, map Of the county, for
the use Of the Board.
The Board then adjourned to ten O'clock
this morning.
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THE PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL,
The annual election for officers of the
First Presbyterian Church Sabbath School,
for the year beginning May !, 1868, took
place last Sabbath morning, at the regular
meetingof the school. The following gen.
tlemen, officers and teachers of the school,
were chosen: 90
A. q. Adams, Superintendent, reelected.
VIM. Henry Smith, Assistant Secretary,
reelected. -4tEaarts
Philip Lindsey, Treasurer.
John w. Mosby, Librarian, reelected.
The yearly reports Of The old officers
were read and received. forming an inter-
esting history Of the school during the past
year, and showing it to be in a most flour
ishing condition. tf3
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TENPERANCE Picnic To-DAY.-The
Good Templars are to have picnic to-
day in Rains Grove, and eight or ten
lodges will be present. The various
lodges will meet at half-past eight o'clock
this morning, in Fairfield Lodge Hall,
corner of South Market street and the Muir
freesboro pike, and from thence will take
up their march for the grove at nine
O'Clock, arriving on the grounds at half
past ten o'clock. Between that time and
nalf-past twelve o'clock addresses will be
delivered, after which will come the pic
mic dinner, to be followed by recreation
and amusements until five o'clock. AT
night there is to be Good Templars
Convention at the hall of Rising Star
Lodge, Edgefield.
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THE EAGLE SHoEsToRE AND OTHER
RqBBERIEs,-Wm. Rains, colored, was
tried yesterday before Justices Mathews
and Smith, on charge of stealing seventy
five dollars worth Of shoe from John
Holahan's Eagle Shoestore, North College
street. He was acquitted, and VIM.
McAllister, colored, is to be tried to-day
on the same charge. The case Of John
Flaek, Jr., charged with receiving some Of
the stolen property, was continued until
to-day. Two pieces Of silk alleged to have
been stolen from Michael Davis, we're yes
terday found in the house of John Flack,
ST., near the Nashville and Decatur rail-
road shops.
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ding Sla I uplands 32l; good middling
So Orleans 33l Mobile So. II NJ
Cotton market inactive and prices droop-
ing. L P. Motion market dull and
prices lower; low middling 81; nplands
81; good middiing SO Mobile 32I Or
leans S2a. 8 P. Motion market dull
and prices nominal; sales to-day 1900
bales.
LIVERPOOL, May ellis A. Motion
market easier uplands l2sd; Orleans
12sd. LEO P. M.-Cotton market heavy
nplands I24d Orleans 123d. 5P. M
Cotton market heavy sales to-day 5000
bales.
LONDON, May 6.--l1:15 A. M.-United
States bonds 70g Consols for money 94G
s4a. 5RM.-ConsOls 92l992s on account.
CoFFEE-Very firm; Rio 2S@26Ic ;
Laguyra 2Sc; Java SS@4Oc.
SUGAR-0rleans 14l@154c; Demarara
16@161c; coffee A l7lc; B 174c; C 1870
lie; crushed, granulated and powdered,
lSf@1S4c. gi et..
SEEDs-Cloyer IS; timothy IS; Hun
SdIiau % mlll6t 90
CANDLEs-Star 173@1Sc.
BARLEY-sl rs per bushel.
SALT-$S so for bushel bbls.
CORN-LoOse in wagons Csc; in the
depot, sacks included, S24@SSc.
WHEAT-S2 25@2 so per bushel.
LARD-19@2Oc per lb.
BACON-Clear sides 1S4@1S1c, shoulders
14c; country hams 164c'; canvased HAMS
23c.
FLoUR-MOuntain Dew SIS; Cream of
the City $13 so; Cumberland Mills SO I;
r. +. Lee SIS %; Joe Johnston S11.
SAcKs-Gunnies 264c; burlaps 254@
&c.
OATs-Loose in wagons 75c, sacked sc
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DEATH OF CAPT JErToN.-A telegram
received yesterday announced TO many
friends in this city, the death, at o'clock
in the morning, OF Capt j. White Jetton,
at his fathers residence in Rutherford
ceunty--one of the brightest and bravest of
our State and land He was the center of
admiration in the circle in which he moved,
and was not only esteemPd bIt loVeds by
allwho came under the influence of his
noble nature and sterling virtues. None
who knew him can repress a tear at his I'M
timely death, and his associates and friends
may only find consolation in the reproach-
less example he has left them. If death
truly Gloves a shining mark" its reckon
ing was perfect in the case of Capt. Jetton.
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nrnucK ny LIGHTNING.
A Keutucky Butcher Found Bead fn
his Wagon.

his HArOus
For a number of years there has been no
such weather as has prevailed in Kentucky
and Tennessee during the past few days.
The clear, blue sky is almost hourly
changed 20 fierce black canopy Of clouds,
and heavy storms of rain, accompanied by
thunder and lightning follow quickly upon
short interludes of intense heat, az IL the
sun were struggling with the wilder ele-
ments for dominion Of the air and earth.
The lightning seems TO have been quite
destructive in some localities. The vicini-
ty Of Bowling Green, KY, particularly,
seems TO have suffered. On Monday the
lifeless body Of butcher, who had driven
into town and sold his meat, was found in
the bed Of his wagon, several miles out, a
current Of the terrible element having
struck him down az he was returning to his
home A negro man in the same locality
was also stricken, but survived. AtSmith's
Grove, near Bowling Green, a dwelling
house was riven, and many trees in that
section were shattered 10 splinters.
Much damage has resulted, also, from
the freshets along the lines Of railroad.
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The 0ther side of the story.

To the Editors OF the Union aud Dispatch.
| beg leave to correct an error found in
your local columns of yesterday, IN regard
TO orr friend and merchant, g. Z. Wood
cock. The statement made in reference
to Mr.. ". trying 10 commit rape upon
the person of Miss Harrison, is entirely
false. will give the particulars as re-
eeiyed them from Mr.. Roberts, proprietor
of the Henry House, GAINESVILLE.
On the evening of Tuesday, April 18th,
a lady came to his house and registered
her name as Mrs. r. A. Harrison, from
Padncsh. On the night Of her arrival
there was party given at the hotel. At
eleven O'Clock Mr.. WoOdcOck went to MIR.
Lester, proprietor Of the billiard room at
the Henry House, (lhis learned from Mr..
Lester,) and asked him for a piece OF
paper TO write note to Mrs. H., TO which
he wrote, as near as Mr.. Lester remem-
bers, as follows:
AIRS. Harrison, l would lika TO sse you
in your room privately.
- 9 "a FRIEND"
The reply was written on the back OF
Woodeocks note, and read tsas
=" Il Yoa hsve al" -
tslitls IN Duotueo7 we" A
He went, and the result, as learned
from the porter who carried the notes, and
from what she told Mr.. Roberts nexl
morning, was merely this:
he went 10 her room and she met him a.
the door, and inquired what he wanted.
His reply vas Won know" or something
to that effect, when she drew her plsto
aud began swapping. He at once hed
aud has not been seen since. IL you tak'
Mr. Lesier's, Mr.. Roberts, and the porter
account Of the affair, he made no infamous
proposals. Her reply, (which Mr.. Nood
cock has in his pos'ession,) was answers
| in 10 indignant manner. IL will, also, o.
seen that when she drew the pistol ant
tried TO fire, he fed, aud made no attemp
TO assault her OF violate her person IA al.
manner. By placing this in your column
yon will oblige
| A FRIEND OF THE UELUCKY'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BatcheIOr's Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect Dye-harmless, reliable. instan-
taneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
ill effects of bad Dyes. InvigOrates the hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed William A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided, Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Bar
CLAW street. New York. Lapr29 ly.
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nun AGENTS..

JOHN W. FAXON. Of the Northern Bank
Of Tennessee is our authorized agent at Clarks-
VILE. Tennessee. TO receive and receipt for sub
seriptions and advertisements for the uNToN ANn
DIsPATOH.
s. b. ROZELL. Of Franklin. is our author
izsd nrent for Williamson snd adjoining eoun-
ties. 10 receive aud receipt for subscriptions 70
the UNION AND DIsPATCH
8R.J. b. MATTHEWS, Druggist. Odd Fei-
lows Hall Building. Woodland street. IS our
authorised Agent to receive and receipt for ad-
yertising ana subscriptions in Edgehsld. orders
delivered TO him will be promptly attended TO-
lie will also keep the Daily UNION AND DIS
:. rnn ON aRle.
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Hugh Douglas d Co., for so many years
identified with the Wholesale drygoods
business Of this city, aud who have con-
tributed 80 much TO the trade and growth
of the city in former years, are still in the
trade. and announce in our advertising list,
a new and desirable list of staple and fancy
dress goods suited to the season, 70 which
they invite the attention Of retail dealers
generally. Amopg the veatthiest and
most liberal of our old merchants, these
gentlemen will continue business on the
old principle and whatever changes may
occur ia the social and political condition,
they will still be found just and liberal
with their customers.
Geo. Hutchinson aud r. T. Fleming,
painters. have dissolved ca-parinership,
hlr. IA. winds mp the old business, and MIR.
+. remains al she old stand.
An important meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Tennessee aud Pacific railroad
will be held on the 18th inst, 10 take &C
,lah in regard 10 ,he Stale aid 10 the road.
C.ilnk, podson q Co. otieg another large
consignment of reasonable goods this morn
Ing at auction.
Yeatman, Shields Il Co. advertise a
large trust sale this morning at % o'clock,
They invite ladies and others 10 attend.
Albert 4 Seeman advertise special
auction sale Of bankrupt stock, this morn
lBy, TO toe trads.
The Ledger, Chimney Corner, Literary
Album. lyayerly Magazine, n. y. Weekly
Mercury. 'Gleason's Pictorial, Flag OF til.
Union, Literary Companion, Banner O
the South, Fireside Companion, SATURDAY
Night Scientific American. Leslie's an'
Harper's Weekly, Harper's Bazar, LopdoI
News, Times, Citizen, Round Table, Ia'
Week, Punch, aud late dailies and month
lies can be had of A. Setlifi, Commeroia
Hctel.
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Few York Market.
LouIsrlIle aIar.ea.

New YORK, May 6.-Cottou dull. 4c
lower. Sales n. 900 bales,
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MARRIED,

Attic residence of Hon. Charles Ready, the
brides father, MurfreesbOro. by Rev. Dr. Neal,
at II A. NJ, May 9Th, Maj. ANDREW B. MARTIN,
OF Lebanon, and Miss C. ALICE READY.
We family express the heartfelt sentiment of
many friends, when we invoke the choicest of
Divine blessings on this union of Love. Beauty
and Chivalry.
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OPPOSITION CoURTs.-Brien Mulraney,
who was acquitted Of the charge Of steal
ing lumber few days since, in the Court
of Justices Cassetty and Brien, was yester-
day re-arrested and taken before Justice
Thurneck. He will have hearing this
morning.
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THE SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT GOLD
CAsE.-Henry and Annie Benton, colored,
charged with stealing from a priyy nearly
$1,000 in gold belonging TO Lawrence
Finn, of the Edgefeld district, have been
committed to Jail by Justice Garfield, to
await trial before the Criminal Court.
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DIED.

In this city. May 9th. 1865. after brief ILL
ness, DIR. FRANK w. ARMSTRONG. Of Arkansas,
third son of the la:e Col. William Armstrong.
formerly of Tennessee.
The friends and acquaintance ofthe deceased
are invited to attend his funeral services, at
Christ Church, this evening at O'Clock.
May 9Th. 1865.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river is falling rapidly with nine
feet on the Shoals. The rains ofyesterday,
which we're immensely heavy, win bring a
rise, and if they have been general, We may
expecI high tide. The weather is cloudy
ond uarna
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AN EX-CoUNCILMAN ON THE RAMPAGE.
An ex-member Of the Radical City COun-
Gil was arrested yesterday for fast riding.
He wanted to fight the officer who arrested
him, but the affair terminated bloodless. --
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ICE CREAM.

We can furnish Ice Cream of the best quality
either wholesale or retail, to Pie mics, PARTIES
private families, or to all persons wishing the
same. at most reasonable rates, We have com
pleted all our arrangements. and will be pro-
pared to fiji all orders at short notice.
&C. We also keep on hand Gne assortment
of the best imported Wines and Liquors, with
large stock of the best and freshest Confec-
tioneries to be had in the city.
JOHN FUGAZZI,
aprlS Pm No. SO North Cherry street,
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PERsONAL-Wm. NJ. Conner, Esq, the
distinguished correspondent of several
Northern and Southern journals, is in the
city attending the races. u .
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New York Dry Goods Market.
son,hern Collon ,Inrl.els.

SAVANNAH, May 4.-Cotton quiet and
steady sales 100 bales; middling 81 re-
ceipts no bales.
CHAKLEsToN, May 4.-Cotton firm, With
immoderate demand Sales $50 bales !
middlings Sl1 10 S2ei receipts 345 bales.
AUGUSTA, May 4.-Nothing doing in
cotton. Buyers offer SOC, and sellers ask
3lc for middlings.
MOBILE, May 4.--Cotton closed quiet
sales 100 bales; middlings 314c; receipts
1886 bales exports 1867 bales.
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REMEMBER to attend the sale Of those
fine building sites belonging to the estate
Of Major VIM. B. Lewis, this day at IL
O'Clock. The omnibuses will leave the Of
fee of G. NJ. Fogg, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Jas. Kirsch-
baum was yesterday fined S. by Justice
Wilkinson for assault and battery. ID.
Clayarizza, for the same oflense, was taxed
with costs. Each had sworn out warrants
AGAINST the other
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CHANCERY CoURT-This Court is nov
occupied with the case of the estate OF
Matthew johnson, deceased, rs. ]. r. Win
bourn, dispute in reference to the diyis-
ion Of the profits of the City Hotel, while
under the propFietorship of j. K. Win
bourn & Co. The amount involved Is
from $4,000 to $4,000. The case is exceed
ingly complicated, and win, doubtless,
occupy the Court several days.
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PRICE FIVE GENTS.

Hereafter the price Of single copies OF
the UNroN AND DrsPATou at the counter
vill be FrvF GEMS, ana it will be sold to
newsboys and dealers so that they can sell
at this price.
PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS.
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SCIENTIFIC FARMNG.-East Tennessee
is going into scientific farming. The Green
Line yesterday had SIX cars filled with
patent reapers and mowers, destined for
CHATTANOOGA.
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POLICE REsERvE.-A reserve Of ten Of
the Metropolitan police is now held at
police headquarters, night and day.
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SEIZURE OF A DHuLLERY.-Bra Bradley
distillery, at Clarksyilie, which WAS re-
leased few days since by the aeIioa Of tRs
Federal Court has again been seized by
,he Revenue officers.
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( Cumberland Stake No. l, for three year
nlds, mile heats, SIS entrance, play or pay.
The Association to add $3.50 if the race is
run.
Frank Bissicks names b, c. Pat. Malloy by Lex
ington dam GlOriana, by Eclipse.
Also, b. c. Hazard by Lexington; dam Heads
Say, by imp. Glencoe,
E, A. Smith names ch {. Columbia, by imp.
Bonnie Scotland; dam Young Fashion, by
Monarch.
Also, CHI. f. Beauty, by imp. Bonnie Scotland ;
dam Alameda by Mariner
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TEENEssEE CoRS.-Corn from this State
is still being sent North. A shipment Of
fifteen hundred sacks, marked for Louis
vile, was maAe yesterday BY the louisville
md Nashville railroad
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NASHVILLE
SPRING MEETING, 1868.

UTILL COMMENCE ON WEDNESDAY,
w CAR of May, and continue four days.
The following stakes are proposed and purses
offered. Stakes for the Spring Meeting closing
LIST Of April, 1869. closed with the following
nominations:
( FIRST DAY.
FIRST RACE-Green Stake for three year
Olds. mile heats, (exempting all three year Odds
that were winners in their two year old purse,)
e25 entrance. play or pay. The Association to
add 800 If the race Is run.
a. g. Franklin enters eh. c. Donovan, by Bull
letin dam by Ambassador.
Gen. Thos. duncan enters br. f. Antelope, by
Avalanche; dam GaZelle. by imp. Albion.
Il. A. Smith enters CHI. T. Columbia, by imp.
Bonnie Scotland; dam Young Fashion, by Mon
Same enters oh. f. Beauty, by imp. Bonnie
Scotland; dam Almode. by Mariner.
Gen. w. q. Harding enters b. c. Skirmisher,
by Loyalty; dam WOOdhine. by Lexington.
Peter Mitchell enters blk. c. Elgin, by Shelby /;
dam Lady Barry by Emu. ..E =
SECOND Notwithstanding Purse. $3.50. mile
heats for all ages.
SECOND DAY.
FIRST RACE-Cumberland Stake No. l. for
three year Oldl mile heats. SIS entrance, play or
pay. The Association to add $3.50 if the race IS
Frank Bissieks enters b. c. Pat Malloy. by
Lexington; dam Gloriana. by Eclipse.
Same enters b. G. Hazard, by Lexington /; dam
Heads Say" by imp Glencoe.
4. A. Smith enters ch. {. Columbia, by imp
Bonnie Scotland; dam Young Fashion, by
Monarch.
Same enters CHI. f. Beauty. by imp. Bonnie
Scotland; dam AimOde, by Mariner.
SECOND RACE-AssociatiOn Purse 500; two
mile dash.
THIRD DAY.
FIRST RACE-Association Purse $3.50 mile
and a quarter dash.
SECOND RACE-Associstion Purse. $500
two mile heats
FOURTH DAY.
FIRST RACE-C Cumberland Stake No. 2 for
three year Odds dash of two miles, $50 entrance.
s25 forfeit The Association TO add $3.50 If the
race Is run.
Frank Bissicks enters b. c. Pat. Malloy. by
Lexington; dam Gloriana, by Eclipse.
Same enters b. c. Hazard. by Lexington; dam
| Heads | Say" by imp. Glencoe.
4. A. Smith enters en-. {, Columbia, by imp.
Bonnie scotlsnd dam Young Fashion, By
Monarch.
same enters ch. f. Beauty by imp. Bonnie
Scotland: dam AlmOde. by Mariner.
Gen. ThOs. Duncan enters br. T. Antelope, by
Avalanche; dam Gazelle by imp. Albion.
| SECOND RACE-AssOciatiOn Purse, $500
| mile heats. three in FIVE.
Three or moro TO GIL the above stakes, to name
and close the Arst day Of April, 1868.
| Entries made TO -.
ESQ. s. KINNEY. Sec'y.
apr2f If
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BOUND OVER TO KEEP THE PEACE
Henry Ruemekorf was yesterday bound
over to keep the peace, by Justices Cassetty
and Brieu, on complaint of Hammond
Leyer;ug
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JUSTICES MATHEWS AND SMITH.-Jus-
tice Mathews and Justice J. Albert Smith
are now doing business jointly in the office
OF Justice Mathews, on Cedar street, near
the corner of Cherry. Five cases were
turned over TO them yesterday from the
Police Court.
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To Busincss Men aud Advertisers
Generally.

The UaIov AND DIsf4FcH Job Rooms
have just been supplied with large addi-
lions Of the latest and hest styles of type,
rendering our facilities for the execution of
plain aud fancy Job printing, at The lowest
rates. by FAR the most complete 10 the city
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets..

Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, May 6.-Cotion closed
heavy. Sales 5000 bales. Uplands I2sd.
Orleans l23d. Provisions and breadstufis
steady.
LoNpoN, May 6. = Consols 93g@94.
$40 bonds 70s.
FRANKFoRT, May 6.-United States
5-2Os 75J.
PARIS, May 6.-Bourse dull. Rentes SO
francs 80 confines.
New York Money Market
NEW York. May 6.-Money quiet, Ga
z per cent. Sterling steady at l0@10f.
Gold I3ss@1394. New 9'ennessee's 66s.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, May 6.-Flour dull-fam-
lily $11@11 25. Wheat , 65@2 60. Corn
dull at 92@9Sc. Oats 76@7Sc. Tobacco
full rates
New York Market.
New YORK, May 6.-Coiton dull, &c
lower. Sales IL 900 bales.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, May Tobacco-sales
24S hhds active and excited; Tugs S. "a
@5 80; common to medium leaf SS@l2.
Flour-superfine IS 1909; fancy $l2 rs
@13 25. Wheat 50 55@2 GO Corn
$4,000. Lard 20@2l4c. Bacon--should-
ers l4l clear rib sides 174e; clear sides
Isle. Bulk meats-shoulders 13fc clear
sides 174e. Mess pork $26 prime mess
$27. Whisky nominal.
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YORK, May 6.-Dry goods dull
Spragne's prints l34@l4e; chintz. $40
Ice; Pacific prints l4c; American l34e.
Heavy brown sheetings lS(Gl9c, for best.
Lancaster ginghams 1Sc; White Rock pa
per cambrics l64c. .....-.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-07

WHIsKY CoNpEMNED.-Th barrels
Of whisky belonging to Melhope, Of Clarke
willie, were condemned yesterday in the
Federal Court, ia violation Of the rsTeRue
laws