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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-25
MARKETS BY TELEaRAF



NEW YoRK, November 24.-Cotton hrmsr and
a fair business. Sales SO bales. Uplands 2518
926c. Supertne -four s. 4oG5 50. Whisky,
Western 81 UlGl o. Rice dull. Carolina s@sc.
Coffee steady. Sugar steady, Cuba lC9ll}2c.
Wheat quiet. Corn 81 1901 IS.
New York DrygOOds Market.
NEW York. Nov. 24-Drygoods continues too
tne for active. Trades prices generally remain
steady 1916 for best heavy brown sheetlng, IA
Cancastler and Amcskeag II. for WsnOngan
do "a, for Victory do Z, tor Home DO 49, for
AmOskeg DEFINES IS, Hdymaker rs. Pittsfsld
.. Hamilton ticking - Am0skeg mUslins 10.
Mystic Lake 2259. Wansulta do and New York
mills 25c.
New York Money HRrRsI
NKw YORK. Nov 24--NIoney easy call 4e6
prime discounts Ease; sterling firm $685.;
sOld opened l3434, advanced = and closed 1891
new 6S@68i4-
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. "a Cotton. middling5
advanced 20 251491sc. Received since Monday
s,ls8 bales exports y ba es. Gold 13454. Ster-
ling commercial. 1854. Bank l474Gl47L.
grades depressed; fully fair l2il.c prime l25ze.
clarified l2tse. MoGsse5 higher. Corn 55sec;
prime 01sIuy; choice ~,
Louisville Market
LOUISVILLE Nov. .l.-Tobscco scarce and
nTm at 9 55e5 for. Tugs 70 selections Cotton
2lZc. Super flour 8 2jS5. Wheat 81 e59l %.
Corn 5@55'. Oats 534j5c rye 81 S0t9l %.
Lard l5Gl51zc. Mess pork s23 5Cf92l Bacon
Shoulders l21zci clear rib sides lie. Bulk
meats-shOulders g{glO: clear rib sides $40
l31<e; clear sides .fgl4l[c. Whisky. raw free
&c. Hogs 81 jJ9I On gross; gI5c nett.
st. I.OuiS market
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2l-Tobacco unchanged.
Flour, superfne. SjGj =. Wheat declined 100
l.. Corn sage. Oats 5l952. Bulk shoulders
10; clear sides Il. Bacon shoulders II6ll%;
clear sides 100 IS; hams II .. Lara "a. Whisky
95c.
Cincinnati Market.
CISCISE,rf, Nov. 2i.-Flour and Erain quiet
and unchanged. Whisky DC. Cotton firm;
middlngS %. Bulk shoulders ejzc; sides 100
l3l5e. Lard l4@lis4c Hams Boise Sugar
l2z9l5c. Coffee 2lg2jc. Apples s3a3. Pota-
toes Se@e-c, Butter S5g }Sc Eggs S2'
Foreign zarkets.
LOxDoS Nov. 22-Eveniug.-Cons,is 9is3
5-20s quiet steady AS,
FRtxKEoRr. Nov. 21.-U. ;. Bonds are firm
at T95s.
PARIs-BOurse duh. Rentes 70f Csc.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2I-Cotton' higher. Sales
yesterday 10000. Sales to-day $1,000. Middling
uplsnds Il1z9u12.
MASCHAEsER. Nov. 2I.-Mark e Iyarns and fab
rics higher.
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The Columbia Herald says that Gen.
Buell., who has been commander Of The
troops in Maury and adjoining counties for
some time past, has been ordered to Aus
tin, Texas. He will carry ten companies
with him. Company F, OF The Ash R5gu-
lars, has been stationed at Columbia
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Jenkins Stomach B tiers
NOTICE TO INVALIDS.

All persons suffering from Dyspepsia. Indi-
gestion. Sick Headache. Costiveness; all the
effects of Fever. Chills. Ague. or any dsranse-
ment of the system, will find in
JENh1N's STOMACH BITTERS
a certain and most effectual TONIC and IN
VIGORATOR. 1t is confidently recommended
by some of the best physicians. as the BEST
SPECIFIC known for all the disorders Of the
Stomach. and n most effectual preventive for
all MIASMATICAL influences.
1t is composed of pure and fresh HERBS and
BARKS, and compounded on the most scien-
ti6o principles of medical skill.
The Proprietor holds certificates from several
persons. who have experienced the benefit of
this GREAT STRENGTHENED AND RENO
VAT0R of the human system.
For sale -1s;, able Druggists, and by
K. P. JENKINS,
Wholesale Druggist and Importer,
No. SO North Market street.
Opposite Union,
novl5 On Nashville. Tenn.
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Good Move,

A resolution was adopted in the Board
Of Aldermen last night authorizing the
Committee on Fire Department to pur-
chase four thousand feet Of new hose.
The Department is badly in need Of the
hose, and the committee should use all
nossible haste in making the purchase.
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DGNDFNAES. DiaSAihS Pei UO4.s IVNeJ ~
Washboards So per doz. Buckets, per
doz., . 1903 Tubs 81 1905 per nest;
Starch &c per ID. Snaf s. per box; Gar
reti's packed. Matches (Ricbardson's) 50
per case of six eaddies. Pepper 37kc.
Spice sc. Ginger 25c- Oysters 50 50per
case for Ib cans, s. IS per case for ID.
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Discharged.

Willoughby Kennedy, cOIorsd, charged
with stealing forty dollars and large
amount in notes from ]. r. Perkins, a
passenger en- the Tyrone, few days since,
Wa srraigHed before Commissioner Stone
yesterday and discharged, there being no
oonyicting evidence against him.
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stocks of Cotton In Interior Towns.
SOUTHERN PRODUCE MARKETS.
Augusta, ga, Nov. 81.

BACOy-I5 scarce and prices stiff. Clear and
clear ribbed sides are almost entirely out. We
quote clear sided lsc; clear ribbed sides lS1Sc
323c.
BUTTER-Is in moderate demand We quote
goshen az 5Q055c; country 30a3jc
CoRN-In good dem and. but little arriving
now. We quote Old white 81 Is; ola mixed
81 10 from depot; new white, without sacks
81 05; new mixed without sacks 81; new in ear
CSC
WHEAT-Is rather scarce, full supply is rot
expected until after seeding; white 81 25; red
81 S092 10.
FLoUR-City mills $40 50G13; at retail 81 per
barrel higher; country SIO9l2. according 70
quality.
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Continued.

The cases If James Burnett and Richard
Lewis, colored, charged with larceny was
continued yesterday by Esquire Cassetty
until next Saturday, also the case Of Mary
Smith, colorea. charged with receiving
goods knowing tnem to have been stolen,
was continued until the same time.
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Joe Sharpe, colored, was arrested yes
terdsy, at the instance of Benz. Kohle, and
srraigned before Justice Thurneck, on
charge of stealing hide 9nd afterwards
selling it to man named Mulany. He
was fined $40 and costs under the small
offeuse law.
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- CHICKENs-Comnsnd IA, 16, Is and
25 cents piece, according to quality.
DUCKs-Are in demand at So per doc.
TURKEYs-Are beginning to be plenti-
full, and command 80 cents piece BY tn
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Extra special Notice

Jus. received an extensive lot oi Bouie'
ward Skirts, ChinchiIle Ciosks, aud ladies'
and gents shawls, which we oiler at e1'
cssdiDgly low prices.
CuAs. RIcHEIMER q CO,
pcvq2tf As College street.
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Thomas Greigs was arrested yesterday IN
Wilson county, by Detective BAFmore, on a
charge of stealing SlOO from A.t. Allen,
and taken before Justice ThurGecb. The
money was recovered and the case comF'o
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MS SHOWS the BANKS 10 be in much
stronger condition than oDe year ago, and
if the money market is left to its legiti-
mate course, without interference by stock
gambler, it will doubtless be easy under
the legal rate for some time to come
Hon. John Lynch, of Maine, in letter
to gentleman in New York, announces
his intention 10 call up on the first day of
the next session of Congress his bill to
provide against undue expansions and con.
fractions OF the currency, which attracted
so much attention upon its original intro
duc!iou last winter. His bill to provide
for the gradual resumption Of specie pay
ment vas made The special CTler for the
first Tuesday IN December.
The New York Shipping and Coumereial
List CT the 2lst inst. ssys:
There ia, on the whole, better feeling in
commercial circles, under a steadier ruling of
gold and q somewhat easier condition of the
money market, though there is no substantial
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Obtaining Money Under False Pre-


Mrs. Fay, q respectable widow lady was
arraigned before Juetice Thu'neck on a
charge of obtaining money under ialse
pretenses, from 4 negro named Sam Robert
son. In default OF bond Of $3.50, she
waa committed to isil.
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BARRELS WANTED.

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

The bond of John H. Butman, City
Auditor, with A. A Carter as security,
was approved.
An ordinance prohibiting the sale of
any kind of water except sulphur and
chaly beate, under penalty of fine of
not less than S. or more than $50. The
bill also requires persons selling any
other kind of water to take out license
Of $500. The bill passed three readings.
A resolution calling for a report from
Mr. Pratt, showing what authority he
had to bury people since the 18th of
September Adopted.
An ordinance instructing the commit
tee on Cemeteries to cause substantial
ferces to be erected on the South and
West sides of the Cemetery. Passed three
readings
There being no other business the
Board adjourned
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ReinsGafed.

Mr.. -. w. Pratt, who was few days
since suspended by the Mayor from act
ing as City Sexton, has been reinstated
to that Office.
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RECEIVED another laage lot Of Ia all
wool Blankets, st S. 80 per pair
al CHAs. RICEEDIER & Co.,
nOv22;l As College street
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Assault and Battery.

James Bandy was arraigned before
Justice Casasi,y yesterday on charge cf
assaut and battery with intent to kill q
negro woman named Jane Badny The
case was continued until next Saturday
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ONE DOLLAR TILL JAN'Y, 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-
srv ]. $50; OF
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from now till January, 1870, for TWO
DOLLARS, in clubs of FIVE subscribers or
more.
Now is the best time to subscribe,
get others 10 Join you.
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Central r. r. BE... 95
Georgia Railroad J.

Gold is without material change. The
following are the New York quotations of
yesterday: Opened at l34s, was 134S at
II, 1342 at lips, 1344 at 1925, 1348 at
205, l345 at 2:45, and closed at ia at
Pm. The rates here were l34 buying and
1851 ceiling.
Government securities were quoted 10
Nauy YnrL, vaa,Ardav - f,llo1e.
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We regret to hear that little Eddie
Banks, con of Thomas Banks, Thompson
Stations Williamson county, while out
hunting on Saturday last, met with seri-
GUS accident. In climbing a fence, his
gun was accidentally discharged, the con-
tents entering his arm, mutilatiDg it horri-
bly,, and leaving the bone bare from the
wrist up some six or seven inches towards
the elbow.
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We have one or two good job presses ior
ale which can be had at at bargain, BY
suniication at the Office Of the UNION Arb
a AMERICAN.
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Hattie Ford was sent To Jail yesterdays
to await trial in the Criminal Court, on 3
charge CT f'sudolently sppropriatiug
money belonging 10 George E. Burbanks to
her own uee.
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Hog Ment In the Country.

The Hartsville Vidette says that Maj
Clint Douglas and Capt james Harper are
buying hogs 10 that vicinity, and paying
six cents gross.
The same paper says hogs and corn are
abundant in that country-plenty to sell
and enough left for Christmas and rations
| during the winter.
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Co.,. nm To-morrow Night.

The Ball which is to be given at The
Courthouse tomorrow night for the benefit
Of well deserving sick lady, promises 10
be q grand affair. a ine string hand hsa
bsen engaged and = magnificent supper
ziIl he spTe7d. \ number Of tickets have
slrssdy been sold, ard a good time may be
expected by all those who may attend.
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RAGS

On and after this date. we will only pay Five
cents per pound for good country Cotton
Rags. WHITMAN BROS.
November 24-tf
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LADIES linen handkerchiefs at 25c, at s
Sickles, II Union street. nov 5'ti.
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ARRIVAL ora Noted CHARACTER

DR.. Flagg, the great medical man, oil
pain-killer noioriety, arrived in the city
Yesterday by the steamer Nashville.
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The New York Post of the afternoon of
the 2lst inst says: money ia in free sup
ply TO borrowers on call ct FIVE TO seven
per cent. The latter rate is generally OBJ
tanned by the banks, while between stock
brokers few loans are made above six per
cent On pledge Of government bonds eX-
ceptional transactions are effected at five.
A revival of business is reported in COM
mercial paper, and some of the large
dealers report the market cleared. Long
date acceptances are in favor, and pass
quite as freely as paper ofshort date. Rates
range from to II per cent, according to
the grade"
The New York bank statement for last
week shows unusual large changes during
the week, the increase ia deposits and legal
tenders, especially the latter, being enor-
mous, and gives color to the current re-
ports that large amounts of currency had
been previously locked up, and are now re.
urned to the channels of business. The
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ALPAeAs, Poplins, Meriuos Al greatly
- nov 5-tf
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The best Empress cloth for 75c yard
at S. Sickles, II Union street. nov 5-tf
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Henry Buchanan, cOlOred, was hned $40
and costs yesterday, by Justice Ihurneck,
for ccn'empt Of court
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Our 0ffce is moved from the Maxwell House
10 the front room, second floor, over Hamilton
Cunninghan's Hardware Store. corner Of
College street and the Square. where the bust
ness of the Company will be attended to. DIR. D.
W. F. Saw1ie having accepted the Agency OF
Carolina Life Insurance Company.
J. H. POND, s..-,,
nov25 ct J. D. CROSS,
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FIGURED Alpaca at 223c yard at s
Sickles, Il Union street noV5-tf
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THE COTTON Markets.

The market was buoJant all day with a good
demand but holders offered very little, and
very active this evening at 2lzze for mid5lings
Montgomery, Ala, NOV. ~.
The market is nominal at 2O1f92lo for mid
ding.
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Atlanta, Ga, Nov. II.

III CIU9tu VIy II N q IIa IHtItI HsuIss.
Cincinnati, NOVEL.
The market is strong, with a good demand
and moderate offerings. Middling is difficult o
buy under Z214c, but it is not quick at that
price. We quote ordinary ~ 1920, good ordi-
nary at 291ze. low middling at 2lS21 No, and
middling at 22G2Z1<c per pound.
Louisville, Nov. ~.
At the auction sales to-day 1O1 bales were
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SEMI.WEEKLY
WEEKLY

from now.till January /, 1870, for FOUR
DOLLARS; or
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New Carpets New Carpetsi

Call and examine the new stock of Carpeting.
Wool and Brussels. just received. and are Of
fered very low, by
BEECH. MAVLOVE i CO,
nOvlj If No. 90 n. College street.
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Call and See the elegant stock of Fancy
Dress and Staple Drygoods. now being received
by BEECH, MANL0VE & CO.,
nnHlE If No Gn Moth GnlInna straeA
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The Memorial Society of Nashville beg
to inform the friends Of the Lost Cause,
of Tennessee, and in all of the Southern
States, that they have purchased upon very
liberal terma, four acres of the new Catho'
lie Cemetery, adjoining Mt Oliyet, to re
inter the brave and honored Confederate
soldiers, whose remains are now lying in
the commons and fields Of Davidson coun-
ty. We hope all who are interested in
his csu5e will send their contributions to
the Treasurer, or to either oftbe following
Committee
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Go and examine the beautiful drygocd
at CHAs. RICHEIMER& Co,
noy22f 46 College street.
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ERRING BUT NOBLE SELF HELP FOR
IL young men who have erred. desire a better
manhood. Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free
of charge. If benefited return the postage. Ad-
Pa. sep23-3m
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offered, and bids accepted on 50 bale. We
quote: Low middling &c; Good ordinary &c :
ordinary lgc.
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REVENUE STAMPS

We have made arrangements TO supply our
customers with Revenue Stamps at the follow
ing low rates. discount payable in stamps. viz:
On purchases under $2D.-..........Par
On purchases of $1l or more--2 per cent. dis
On purchases Of $50 or moro,.S%
On purchases of 500 or more...3A
On purchases of 500 or more...4H
On purchases of $500 or more..4H Z" ''
On purchases of $1,000 or more".4A 3"
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For sale
CouDrOniEed

Old papers, suitable for wrapping, at The
Union AND AMERICAN office.
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CRY COUNCIL.
Regular Meeting of the Board of Al
daFn,py1.

dermen.
A regular meeting of the Board of Al
dermen was held last night, President
Kinney in the chair Members present
were Allen, Carter, Goodwin, Grant
Hammer, McGavock, Smith nd President
Kinney.
A petition from John Chumbley res
questing the privilege of sending his
son to the schools. Granted.
A petition from H. II. Bennett. Secre-
tary of the Board of Trustees Of the Fisk
University, praying for additional frame
buildings to be attached to the Fisk
school buildings Granted.
A resolution instructing the Fire Des
partment to purchase 1000 feet of leath-
er hose upon the best terms Adopted.
A petition from several citizens living
on Union avenue requesting that water
pipes be laid from Ash to Bass street
Referred to committee on Waterworks.
BUSINESS FROM THE OTHER BOOKS
Resolution appointing COMMITTEES, to
await upon the Gas Company and re-
quest them to furnish gas to the several
churches in the city, at the same rates as
it is furnish ed to the city. Adopted.
Mr. Horace Smith, was appointed on
the part of the Board ofAldermep.
| Resolution instructing the chief Of the
Fire Departmental give the alarm of fire
| by ringing the bell four minutes and to
indicate the ward in which the FIRE occurs
by the stroke ofthe bell Concurred in
An ordinance to sell the dwelling houses
on the land purchased by the city for
park, to the highest bidder, was concui'
red in.
The report of the committee on Gem
eferies in regard to the erection Of
fence on the west side of the Cemetry
} was read
President Kinney then left the chaiI
and stated that Mr.. Pratt, the city Sex
ton, had been suspended and that h'
: would make q motion to return the re
port to Mr. Pratt No respect ought t
be paid the report as Mr.. Pratt had bee
suspended and had been making burial
contrary to law.
Alderman Allen said that the repOr
ought not to receive and respect from tina
, Board.
Mr. Saunders, stated that Mr.. Pratt ha
o been reinstated, whereupOn Mr.. Kline
+ withdrew his motion and the report wa
n received and fled.
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Nashville Cotton Market.
TI~raDAy Nav %

Nashville Cotton Market.
...... TUESDAY, Nov. "a.
Corrosive left the cotton market at
the close Of the last week dull at 100 193
for low middliDg During The week which
closed to-day, there has been a steady ad-
vance. On Wednesday, the 18th, the ad
vices from abroad were a little more favor
able, and the market closed steady for low
middling at 19I@19!. On Thursday, there
was a steady market, the higher grade
closing at $4,000. On Friday, the mar
ket was active, and ali offerings freely taken
at 2O4@2O!. On Saturday, the market
was very quiet closing at quotations Of
previous day. Monday opened bouysnt,
the closing figures for low middling being
2Ic. To-day, We notice another active
market at full prices, low middling closing
at 214. We give below the classification
of to-day's closing quotations:
Ordinary ..........-...-.-..2O
Good Ordinary 92lA
Low MIddIn .........-2l59
The trsnsa ctIOns OF the day foot up as
follows
hecelY ed ..'-.'.... 81
Sales 38S
Shlpme nts ........-..- )
At the close of tc-day's business, Liver
pool dispatch was received, noting another
advance Of /. We therefore look for very
bouyant opening tomorrow, with prices
ruling as high az 22c for low middling.
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept /, l865..............-.....6 60
Received 327
Received previously
Total 1000
Shipped 243
Shipped previOusly I337-i5S0
Stock on
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NIED: -a.- 3.
Ia Memphis. on the 23i inst, SANuEL VANCE
aged forty.fve years
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Mrs. Jas K Polk, Mrs F G Porter,
n P Mcguire, Z" French,
Thos Farrell, " MEG Lindsley,
Jno Kirkmau, " VIM Clare,
II Harding, 4" T Craighead,
Henri Weber, VIM Evans,
Thos Menees, II B Buckner,
G Cunningham, John Overton,
+ W Hickman, " &c Nicholson,
Miss AIine Mccall.
Mrs. FELICIA G. PORTER, Chm.
Mrs. H. B. BUCKNER, Treasurer.
TRUSTEES OF CEMETERY.
Gen. W B Bate, Gen. 3 Frank Cheat
ham, Mr. D Carter, John Kirkman, VIM
Evans, NJ c Cotton. nov25n
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LAND RARRANIs.

All orders must beaceOmpanied by the money
or check for the amount. Stamps will be sent
by mail or express, as directed.
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RIVER AND WEATHER

ARRIVED.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-25

NEW YORK, November 2.-Cotton irmsr and
a fair business. Sales SO bales. Uplands 251S
926c. Superfne -four s. 4oG5 so. Whisky,
Western 81 U19l 03. Rice dull. Carolina s@sc.
Coffee steady. Sugar steady, Cuba lC9ll&c.
Wheat quiet. Corn 81 lOGl Is.