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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-06
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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-16

~ Casks J. Fauri's COgnac. NsOS.I r.
3 do Renault- Brandy, ls15)
do United VINEYARD Pruprietars
Basdy. uS10)
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last year go, 600; American 10000 ship
ments from Bombay ending the Sth, $4,000
bales. 8 P. M.-COttOn market firm. Sales
10000 bales; uplands 125d; Orleans l2sd,
LONDON, May 14.-11:l5 A. M.--United
States bonds 703@7O}. Consols 9il994s
p. M.--COnsOls and United States bOnds
unchanged.
LARD-In tiercea 1920; in kegs 20
@2Olo.
SUGAR-Orleans l4l@15lc; Demarara
16@16ic; coffee A l7lc; B lie; c 49,
crushed and powdered Isle per III.
BACoN-Clear sides 1Sc; shoulders 14(9
14lc; country hams I6@17c; canvased
country zoe; sngar-cured 22@23c.
MoLAssEs.-COmmOn syrups SO@9jc
golden syrup $l@l 80.
SALF-S3 so for : bushet bbls.
CoFFEE-Rio 224@26c; Java 3S9lOc
Laguyra 274@2Sc per ID.
FLoUR.-Superfne 50 50@10; extra
family Sl4 50@15 %.
COTTON YARNs.-5OO 2le, COO 19e, 200
lie.
NAus-S5 35 forlOs to Cos and pc adj
diiional for each smaller size.
CoRN-65@6Sc in wagons in store 50
ass.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

LTyERPooI, May 15.-Cotton firm sales
10000 bales; uplands l2@12Bd; Orleans
124@123d.
LONDON, May 15-Evening.-Consols
94f@94s. Bonds 7Os@70a.
FRANKFORT, May 15-Evening-United
States bonds &c.
LIVERPOOL, May 15-Eyening.--Cotton
firmer and quite active; advanced frac-
tion on American; sales $1,000 bales up
lands l2Bd; Orleans l2sd.
New York Money Market
NEW YORK, May I5.--Money easy call
loans GOT; sterling 109l0B Gold 1895
Tennesees, new, 6GB.
New York Market.
New YORK, May 15.--Cotton lie better
sales $500 bales uplands 3l4@33c. Corn
Western 81 1901 I6. Spring wheat
162c lower. Sugar frm-Cuba 1lf9l34.
MOlasses quiet.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, May 15.-Drygoods i'm
proving. Calicos 124@14 printing cloth
&c delaines Ice; ginghams l7C9lS; mus
Inns &c lower; standard sheetings 40 l74.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, May 15.-Sales of 247
hhds. leaf tobacco at full rates I; So 80
017 for light lugs to shipping leaf.
Flour Superfne 50 1909; fancy $l2 Is
613 %. Corn 90@92c Oats 7S@S0c.
Wheat 81 55C92 60. Lard 1SfG19c.
Mess pork $2S@2S %. Blcon-shoulders
13i@14G; clear sides 17l@174c; bulk
shoulders 1230l3c; clear sides loo l6ic.
Cotton 2S{@29}c. Whisky nominal.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, May 15.-FlOur Sll@
IL 25. Wheat 80 45@2 80. Corn 9l@92.
Oats so. Mess pork $2S. Bacon 13!, lG4
and lie. Lard 1S4. Butter 5000. Eggs
I75MlS. Potatoes SO 1904. Hay SIG
OH. Groceries quiet.
st. Louis Market.
ST.. LOUIS May 15.-TObaccO active.
SuperGne -four to fancy 81 5O(9l3 70.
Wheat 50 9002 90. Corn 90@93. Oats so
SIC. Pork $2S. Bacon--clear sides II ;
shoulders I34 sugar-cured hams 20@2lc.
Lard lS3@l9.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, May l5--Cotton tirmer
Middhngs 304c. Sales 230sbales. Re
ceipt5 537 bales Sales Of the week 1900
Exports IL, 3S5. Stock 80, 500 bales. New
York sight &c premium. Sngar-Cuba
ll4@134. Mo lasses 5495G. ...
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OUR FUTURE.

vital Fmperdanee OF the Vote 10 Day.
I No DAY in he history of Nashville was
ever fraught with more Of vital import
ance to her than this 10th day of May.
The people Of Davidson county, by voting
upon the proposed subscription of $500, 900
TO the Tennessee and Pacific railroad, de-
eide her fate forever. The sun that sinks
TO night behind our green-clad hills, will
go down upon the capital Of Tennessee an
inland village or n great metropolis
which of these, the voters of this county
must determine at the polls There can be
no possible doubt that should the tax be
rejected, Wilson county, which has
worked so earnestly IN the great rail
road enterprise wIll Immediately can
eel her Subscription, and revive the
Gallatin and Lebanon project, and in con
junction with Sumner and the Louisville
aud Nashville Railroad Directory construct
the latter road. A glance at the map will
show the blow tllai Hiss will give to Mash
vile and her interests. 4 road from Leb-
anon to Murfreesbnro will shortly folloF,
aud another stab will be given. All these
facts will be demonstrated in due time, bpt
it Is worth while FOR This people to be 10
formed now, that the Lebanon section Of
the Tcnnessee and Pacific railroad IS ne
oessitg and that TO postpone the building
Of it ia TO throw away a great portion Of
the expected benefits TO accrue from tile
aystem we have already built.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The fol-
lowing are the transfers of real estate for
the week ending May 18th
II. c. Harrison to Mary Harrison, deed
of gift to land in the 18th district.
James Doyle TO John Doh erty, lots in
city, S2500
f. M. Grant, attorney in fact for A. l..
Maxwell TO VIM. Rule, OF Bib county, Ga,
lot in Knoxville $500.
VIM. Moore to George Moore, lot in
Hynes' addition, $1,000
Joel II. Mays TO Nathan Greer, land in
18th district, $4,000
James NJ. Murrell to Alexander Trimble,
col, eighteen acres in 9Th district, $500,
T. Gibson a Sons to James Whitworth,
land in Dist district, $50.
VIM. Dickinson to John T. Foote two
lots on South Market street, $4,000.
NJ. b. Howell, C. & NJ, 10, Henry Sche-
land, land on Jefferson street, No 3, $3.50
John II. Williamson and wife to Henry
BASTARD, lot in Boyd Ament's tract, $500.
q. Nj. Fogg and A. V. s. Lindsey, execu-
tors, TO A. j. Smith, lots in VIM. Il. Lewis
addition, SS537 50.
Jno. III. Williams and wife, 10 Ann Dear
man, two lots in Boyds addition, 1910.
NJ. b.. Howell, Clerk and Master, q
Henry Schiel, Tot on Jefferson street, $3.50
NJ NJ. Brien, ST., TO II. w. Butterof
lot corner Line and Vine streets, $24OO.
J. n. Crosswsy TO s. b. Spurlock, land
ia county, $1,000
&. W. Bass aud Thos Caldwell, execu.
tors, TO J. l.. Weakley, boz on Vine street
S2SS7 so
Jno. Coltart TO JnO Beatty, lot on Front
street, S3225.
NJ. Il. Howell, CLERK and Master, ant
Jno. q Dodd, TO Margaret Jane Dodd ans
others, lot in Rutledge's addition, $500
Patrick titzgibbons 60 Thos. Ryan, Id
on Cherry street, $3.50
n. W. Taylor 10 W. J. Taylor, land ii
NJ. y. Howell, t1erk atid Master, tow
h Mcfarland, lot in Elysiau Grove plan
| $500
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Merchants Meeting.

OFFICE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE., NASH
VILE, May l6, 18GS.-The subscribers tc
the Banquet" 10 be given 70 the citizens OF
HopkiHsyilIe, Pembroke and Trentoh, are
requested to meet at the Chamber of Com
merce this Saturday evening, at 4 o'clock,
for the purpose of selecting and forming
the necessary committees 10 conduct the
reception.
The merchants generally are invited to
attend.
Persons desiring to subscribe will find
the subscription list at this office.
r. B. CHEATHAM, President.
ii. ii. GORDON, Secretary. -.
POLICE COURT May 15.-Caroline Black
man, assault and battery and using abusive
language, workhouse thirty days.
w. Jones, drunk on street; discharged.
Sarah Petway, using vulgar and abusive
language; So.
John Conner, drunkenness; discharged
Matthew Quinn, drunkenness, abusive
language and breaking up household furni-
ture; SIS Druhk on street; So. t /
Houston Annis, using abusive and OBJ
scene language on the street; So.
Phillip ODonnell, drunk and lying on
street; SO.
In addition TO the above, "nice young
man" was fined 50 for walking with q
prostitute and the keeper of house OF
ill-repute was fined $40.
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BRowNLow DYING.
Arri,ase renorram From Knox vile.

Various nImors were afloat on the streets
Yesterday in regard to Governor Brownlow,
whom the Knoxville Press and Herald Of
Thursday announced as having been visited
with another severe attack Of palsy, from
which be was not likely TO recover. In
some quarter, il was declared positively
that news had reached the city of the
Governors death. A private dispatch 10
reply to inquiries teiegraphed 10 Knox
vile IN reference to his health, was received
at the Office Of the Nashville aud Chatta-
nooga railroad dnrihg the afternoon,
bringing intelligence that the Governor
was diving
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a POISONED LUNCH.
Arrest of an EdgefieId Negro for the
Murder OF a COIOred LOrettC. i

Arrest of an EdgedeId Negro for the
Murder OF n COIOred LOTettC.
On Wednesday night last, a colored pros-
titute in Edgefield died suddenly under cir
cumstances which lead to suspicion that
she had been poisoned. A negro named
Lewis Payne, whose mistress she was, and
by whom she had one child, had given her
a piece of gingerbread late 10 the day, and
az night she was taken suddenly i'll with a
raging internal fever, aud was heard to cry
out that she was burning up. Next morn
ing she was found dead in her bed An
inquest upon the body developed nothing,
and she was buried. Suspicion not being
entirely removed, however, Payne was
yesterday arrested by Constable A. G.
Tucker and taken before Justices Cassetty
and Brien, who committed him to Jail to
await further hearing. The body of the
deceased negresB Will be exhnmed to-day
by Coroner Norvell, and post mortem ex-
animation will be made TO determine the
truth of the charges against Payne. 1t is
alleged he had desired to rid himself OF
her, having taken up with another woman.
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London advices of yesterday quote United
States 5-2Os at 7OS.
Exchange on New York was taken by
the banks yesterday at par and sold by
them at 4c premium.
There is but little demand here for gov
eminent bonds. The BANKS sell at a shade
over the New York rate, and buy at about
&c less.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at 6Gl for the new and 6S4
for the old.
There is very little doing in Nashville
corporation checks. Dealers buy at zoe
and sell at 75c in the dollar.
Bank of Tennessee notes are in demand
at SOC. q
The sales of Southern State bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange on the 18th
inst. were as follows:
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RELEASED FROM JATL.-Nicholas Chan
ings, the keeper Of rag-store on Market
street, who had been committed 10 jail by
Justices Smith and Mathews on a charge
of receiving property stolen from Mich
CavetPs carpenter shop, was yesterday re-
leased on giving bail foF his appearance
before the Criminal Court
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Sonthern Co1ten rInrkets.

SAVANNAH, May 13.-Cotton quiet bat
steady. Sales ITO bales at 294@SO.
AUGUSTA, May 1S.-Cotton dull, with
sales Of $50 bales. Receipts 80. Middlings
2S4@29.
CHARLESTON, May l3.--COtton dull and
nominal. Sales 90 bales. Middlings 20l
@30. Receipts IS bales. No exports.
MOBILE, May 13.-Cotton market quiet
but steady Sales 400 bales. AIiddlings
274. Receipts 80. Exports los.
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Inc VIEW 1 oIh I tNt tl the diltfhOOn OF
the 18th inst. SAYS:
Money remains without change at per
cent. at bank to general customers on call
with stock collaterals, and per cent. in
round amounts 10 money lending houses,
with some offered at a lower rate.
The remittances from the country still
continue and the balances in this city of
country banks, bankers and other dealers
are increasing. The amounts forwarded
this week, it is thought, bring a larger pro-
portion of legal tenders as compared with
national bank notes, which will have the
effect of increasing the aggregate of legal
tenders in bank here to amount, az will be
shown in the bank statement Of the current
week. The earlier remittances after quar-
ter-day are naturally of national bank
notes, most remitters preierring to forward
these and retain legal tenders as long as
they may. 1t was noticed in the bank
statement of last week that while deposits
increased eight millions there was an ac-
tual decline in the aggregate of legal ten
ders.
The disbursements by the government at
this point in purchase Of seven-thirties
will serve to increase the aggregate in bank
Of legal tenders as we'll as Of deposits, the
payments from the treasury on this account
being indiflerently in greenbacks and ma
tional bank notes. The government has
commenced the week az free purchaser of
seven thirties, three-quarters of a million
yesterday and one million to-day. As to
the governments being at this time seller
Of gold, this is doubted, though the sale Of
100000 was reported yesterday. The
market certainly does not invite sales.
The Louisville Democrat Of the 18th inst.
says:
"The most important item 10 local finan-
cial affairs yesterday was the sale of about
$3.50 600 Of the bonds Of the Louisville,
Cincinnati and Lexington railroad at Sjc.
These bonds are regarded as among the
very best on the market, and we are in
formed that the Southern Mutual Life In
surance Company took fifty Of them as an
Investment These transactions close ont
the 50, 600, 900 issue, and the bonds are now
held firm at SS(a9On
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NASHVILLE.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED ONE OF
w the most complete stocks OF

aud everything IA our lac, ever brought % this
marx CT, All q which Is Of the very best make
ami hhish. Persons wishinar 20 purchase are re-
spectniiy invitcd 10 examine our extensive stock,
~ We vail guarantees 10 sell az a. Low rates a. a
bfst-raie article eau be purchased IN the city bot
We WISH II understood that we do not design
coming "a CON petition with any Furniture that
Is not OF the very bAt make and finish. We
guarantee every article sold BY Us.
mvk III
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VETERAN RACE HoRsEs.-Two veteran
and renowned racers appeared on our
streets yesterday-Anna Chase, who was
ON the turf nearly twenty years age, a
runner herself and the other of good
runners; and Whirlwind, who made the
celebrated race-the last one run on the
Walnut course, thirteen. years since, in
which Henry Perritt, who has the fastest
one mile time on record-1424-lost his
life.
These horses are the property of a gen
tleman from Georgia, and we learn they
were brought here to be exposed to sale.
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE FEDERAL CoURT,
-Jndge nigg viii to-day adjourn the
Federal Court until the 29th inst, when a
special term viii commence. A decision
in the Nashville aud Northwestern rail
road injunction case is not looked for until
that time.
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Middle District of Tennessee.

PIE UNDERSIGND HEREBY GIVES
notice OF his appointment as assignee "
lHn. b. kyeFeti. ef Nashville. and :. 3 Halt
l4th CIVIL District. both ct the county OF DAVID
son aud state OF Tennessee, within said Dls-
irict who have been adjudged bAnkrupts upon
tneH owa pefiii0as. by the District Court aOf
said District.
A. s. CHADBOURNE, Assignee
mys Iaw3t Once. 500 Church street.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-The following is
a list of the marriage licenses Issued from
the County Court Clerks Office from May
s to May Is:
Edgar C. Lansdon and Amelia c.
Thomas.
James Bahan and Ellen Dowad
Isaac j. Long and Minerva l.. Hatfield.
Daniel w. Classic and Minnie II. Nash.
David Campbell and j. A. Hogle.
Thomas w. Bullock and Alice Wharton.
Eight licenses were issued TO colored
persons.
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PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY. A jew
eler at Columbia was arrested day before
Yesterday by an officer from Lincoln coun-
ty, for passing a counterfeit greenback call
ingupon the United States for 800. lie had
purchased a horse in Lincoln county with
the bogus currency, and was accordingly
taken back there for trial. He had been
established in Columbia only few weeks.
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THE ENn OF A GREAT CoNFIsCATION
CAsE.-The case Of the United States vs..
the Nashville Gun Factory, an institution
Of Confederate days, seized by the Fed
eral government ia 1862, was finally
brought to a close yesterday in the Federal
Court. II was dismissed, the defendants, a
company Of seventy-five stockholders, pay
ing the costs, about $1,000. This case has
been in court six years.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-16

A NOISY REVIVAL number Of COM
plants have been made by persons in
Edge6eld, of the noisy revival meetings
being held by the oolored people in their
church across the river, and an attempt
was made yesterday to procure warrants
for the arrest Of some Of the disturbers
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Franklin Turnpike Road.

THE NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAIL
road Company offer for sale privately. the
franklin Turnpike. from Nashville e. Frank
lin, which Is ia good repair. The net earnings
for the last IlK months were over 5000.
VIII take IA payment OF the purchase money
the TlrRpike Bonds Of the tennessee and Ala
bama kailroaa Company.
For further information aplY Be-,
aprls I'm !. W. SLOsS. President.
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RAILROAD ACCTDEET.-SiK cars OF a
freight train were thrown from the track
of the Nashville and Chattanooga railroad
yesterday, near Wartraoe, by the falling Of
a brake. Three of them were detached,
but no material damage was done, and no
persons were injured
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-16

PERSONAL---VERY. Wan. X. Cox, for some
years a resident Of this city, ia on visit to
his friends and relatives here. We extend
10 him cordial greeting, and trust his
brief stay may bring TO him all the pleasure
HE heart could wish ra.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-16

A.CAPIAs FOR JoE BLACKBURE.-A
capias was yesterday issued from the Fed
eral Court, and placed in the hands OF
United States Marshal +. K. Glascock, cor
the arrest Of Col. Joe Blackburn for al
legged whisky frauds.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-16

Closing OF THE STACEY HoUsE.-This
hotel, known all over the United States as
one Of the first in Nashville, is TO be closed
to-day, and the building, furniture and FIX
lures, are TO be sold at Chanoery sale on
the 25lh.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-16

SrSGLEToE, at the postofiice, has Cooley =
Lady Book for June, the Waverly Maya
zine, Harper's Bazar, Chimney Corner,
Literary Album, and the New York
adoar
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ILLICIT DIsTILLNG. - Bradley, the
Clarksville distiller, yesterday gave four
bonds Of $500 each, in as many cases
against him in the Federal Court for il
lioit disiilling. The case against VIM. p.
Ford wns dismissed at defendanrs cost.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-16

Beautiful styles Of slanmer hats consisting
Of Panama, Leg and straw, in endless va
rieiy at c. p. Virgins, successor to Fran
cisco 5s College street. q
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The GRAND Floral Exhibition at Ma
sonic Hall, on Tuesday and Wednesday
next, by the Tennessee Horticultural
Society, promises 10 Ice Of the greatest
interest. Preparations are going forward
10 make It in the highest degree attractive
The exhibition will embrace fruits and
vegetables as well az flowers, and farmers
and gardeners who desire its SUCCESS will
present their contributions in time for
proper arrangement.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-16

The PLANTERS BANK CAsE.-The case
Of Dickersou rs the Planters Bank, a suit
brought to compel the hank to pay check
for five thousand dollars Il had refused on
the ground that the paper had not been
duly presented, and that il was not pro
perly Endorsed, and which was decided in
favor Of the defendant in the Federal Court
a few days since, Is TO I've appealed 20 the
Supreme Court.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-16

An INSANE DIsTLLER.-Isaa Osborne
charged with Illicit distilling, was yester-
day found mot guilty" in the Federal
Court, a plea Of insanity, having been sub
stantiated.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-16

WHISKY CoNDEMEED.-Six barrels Of
whisky seized in the hands Of Nolan a
Boyd were yesterday condemned in the
Federal Court.