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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-10
SPECIAL moruces.
VIII Oil thee aAalctsd With Cough ar Coaeuuptiea
sead - folio wing, and learn the value Of
Aliens lung Balsam !!

VxyN -,
A.. Van. = -. LOIS say
eAys: "For three ysars past hsvs mead k.,r.S
lsxs IA, sAn extensively II ~ prsrticc. ana N
0asie0ed there 10 batter medicine Tor iup dieea
- n 49,"
..AIlxx's Lsns DAlaAn not snly ssiis rspidiy. Aut
gives perfect satisfacticn In every esse within nv
knowledge. Havieg conn sence in Il. and knowing
that II - eeooss washable medicinal prvpsrtee free.
y uee Il IN ~ daily pr ctice, and With rnboundsd
succese. A. % expectcraot, V 10 meet certainly far
ahead 81 any pseparatian have ever yet knowH."
Natheatel herfis. y d OF Middlebury. VI. says.
lhave - doubt l. will seon become aciaasicsl rem
edia for the cure Of oil deeaess Of the Threat
Bronchial Tubes aid the Lunge."
Or Lloyd. 81 Ohio. surgeon In the army d1ring
the var. iron exposure eontraetsd consumption. -
He Gays; y nave 20 nesi.aacy II sayin9 that u was
he tn OF y004 Lu0R H0I1nn thai 1 nItVn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-10

sratien, with oil the more eafnestoeee b.
causs an satis8sd thst The time has ar
rived whom even % direct pssoeedipe .
. Dvopositieo for asusxetion 81 the I've r.
puslics % The Island efSs. Domingo would
net snly receive the consent o. tie pseple
interested, but weuld also give satisfaction
% oil other foreign natiese.
Ia0aware that upon ths question u
further sxtsadins our pes sessions. il i -
pretended By some that cur politicsl ~.
ten canRst sueeessfally - applied 70 On
area mon extended than our continent !;
but the conviction is rapidly gaining ground
in thseAmsrican mind, that, with The ID.
creased facilities for intereoumuuicatje ten
between oil portions Of the earth, principles
offfee gevern0snt, - embraced ID our con.
stitutien. II faithfully maintained and ar.
ried on. would prove 81 suiBcisns strength
and breadth - comprehend within their
sphere and influence the civilized pa,ieus
Of the wsrl6.
The attention Of The Senate and Of Con-
gfess Y seais respectfully ievited o The
treaty for the sstabliehment Of csuuercial
rseipeecisty with tAs Hiweiian kinedow.
entered int last yssf. and already ratified
~ sOSs 0~v~sU0O0As Inc 01VoV00O OF the
United STATES toward these islands in not
very different from that iu which il etands
toward - Wsst lsdies. Il 10 known and
felt b the Hswaiian 0ovsrnmsnt and peo.
~ thatthstskevssnsot . iaseisuticee sre
Seeose aso pseeaf1eoe and that the Unit
q States, being % near nsiehher. veuld
- uowilling to'sss ~ islands peoped an.
DR. fessi9o centsol Their prosperity n
ssstinss!ly disturbed ~ exrsesa,isns and
alarms Of osisisadlv political proceedine1.
- veil ffsm ~ United Statseee ffew oth.
= foreign powers. A rsciprecity treaty,
while i could not materially dj1ieish ~
sevsnues Of the Unitsd Ssatss weuld BE-
guassntes u the go win aed fssbesfspce
Of 81 natioss. until the people Of the ielasda
SHALL Of thsmsslvss, q no distant dav. vol.
UNFAIRLY apply Tor admission int IL
Union.
The Eopsssr - Russia ~ ,sreded =
The tssaty nsgssiatsd here IL Januosy last.
Fsf ths security q trade, and ID thc inter.
~ 81 nasutselsress - sonaesce. I Nv
Invited bis atteation u The impeeteoce 81
establishing nev. shils Il seecs cav ana
pssssieasls. : M ssd sqsAl reeslAsieo 81
~ iolas1e 6sloseie9 - The leo naaieoe. e
" ua1ess u H. MeesA 1oei0e 49,. IA
1As ~ eesaliso beewoeo ~ UoiNea
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-10
fnH FINANCES.

The condition of our 6nsuces demand,
the early and earnest consideration OF
Oon8rseAr Compared With the bulk Of
our population. the public Expenditures
hsse rsseesd A amount unprecedented ID
our history. The population Of the Uni.
ted 6satsA in 1870 sss nearly 4po0yDeo Of
people. Increasing each ear, sbout 81
Hpss cenG-ie fssetedlin 1oeo. "a ,ObO, OOO-
an increase Of 700 per cent of the popu.
laiipp 10 1870. In, 1859, T. II. eStimated
that jtkih reach s&0olN0o. or An
increase of 668 per centum in sss.
snty nine yeaflI tbs sdhn6G expeu.
ditures of the federal Royerunsat ID
1891. 100 q. AvO0O; in s1oo0, olS, e0C.,
QUO in 1850. $4,000, 900; 10 1890, co.
90. - In iee5, 81 80 oooy ~, end il
1869, it 10 estimsted BY the Sechsary of
the Treasury. u his lSse Sna0al report,
that they will be ts7c. 600. 600. By com.
pairing the public disbareo6e6o ol- 1850.
~ estlmated with those Of 1891. il will be
seen thse tho increase Of SvspSpd;ture
since the beginning of The eoIrument.
hes been sl.6l4 per sent11A While ne In.
crease of the population for the zane
period Vas only SIS per clAtuuk
sA1: ue eAponseo Of the govern.
u,ent In iSe0-ths yer Of psaee iauedi-
ately preceding the war-were only oeS, .
000.OO0; while, in 1881, %,hs year OF
peace three years after the var. & 10 esti.
mated they will b os79. o0o.Oe6 IAN In.
CREASE OF lSo per csntum while the in.
crease Of population ~ enly ~ per cen.
tum for the tame period.
These statisties' fart1ee th6& thar, in
pared pared w with sss fsssSal5! 30: i ssS,
more &hAn ~ pr cepife and, n 1850, but
% pss Vriss. wAiis ID lS05 they viii
reach thu sxtravagsnt Gun Of % 56 ~
Fs1t<MNS shSsU0 - n If Shss,
caaeunts rs6e teenl rahl11C NE slis.
;S:'sl6ss. !. 4 i1sSs1s 6Ssssss. q
"a; - -
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tary of the Treasury forcibly recommend
legislatioa Of tAio chaescter, end Justly
urges that, the longer It 10 delayed, the
more difficult mutt become its accomplish.
ment. We should follow the wise prece.
dents established in 1889 and 1916, and
without further delay. make provision fol
the pay ment Of our obligations at - early
a period ~ may be practicable. The
fruits Of their labor ahould be enjoyed BY
citizens, rather than used to build up and
sustain monopoliss IN sur and other lands
Our foreign debt is already computed BY
tAs Sc. Of the Treasury e 4S6O. Coz, 900
Citiaens Of forsign countries receive in
tssesk upon large portion Of our securi-
ties, and American taxpayers are made to
contribute large sums for their support.
The idea that such debt u to become
permanent should ct ell times be discard.
ed. . involving burden too heavy
to b borne, and payment once il
every 10 years, ct. the present rsts
Of interest. Of "a amount equal 70
the original sum. Thia vast sum,
il permitted tn beesne permAnsnt
and increasipg must eventually be gathered
into the hands of few, and enable then
~ exert u1u SS1U0o ooo CousAVuauS POW
er in the Affairs Of the government. The
borrowers would become the servasts oil
the people; the lenders b masters of the
people. We nov pride ourselves upon
having given freedom 20 -four millioas Of
the c0lored race. 1t will then bs OUT
shame that forty millions of people, b
their own tolerstion of ususpation aud
prcfiieacy, have suffered thenselvss to BE-
come enslAved, and merely exchange
slave owners foS new tssk-masters In the
shape Of tondholders and tax-gstherefs.
Besides, permanent debte pertain to non.
archical governmsnts, and tend 70 monop-
olies. Psrpeituties and class lsgislation
are totally irfeconcilsble With ffes institu-
tons Intfodueed into our Republican
syssep, they would gradually, bat sarsly,
sap lie foundation. eventually subvest oul
governmental fsbsic, aad erect upon IL
rules mossysd sriseoesacy. Il 10 OH
saacred duty 70 transmit, uni0paired, y
our postefity, de blsasiage cf Liberty
WhisA VEN 6sqasashed - = b ~ Ssan'
dsfs q the Rspsblie cd p oal
Example, tsash tAsss Whe 80 y Se)lew u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-10

MlShLEKS HERB BTTERS
WIN positively CURE ALL DISEASES Arising
from discraeree state 81 the Bcod. Stomach or
kidnsys. These B,tters not to beesssd with the
various pleasant preparations sold Al Hars and
ether places under The name Of Corilals, Ditters,
nectafs, &C., because
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-10

~FOr Gray HAIR, dandran. or baldasss. They cen
oil be prevented or cared BY usiug Woods lnprevsd
Hair Restorative. We mean what ~ cay cd ean
prove. Sold BY Dsuggsts and Barbsrs.
Ftico ~ pef bottle.
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etgu powers roiu9e either 60 coocedO o. q.
srciss that right, sxcstt % TO persons a.
tually belonging 70 The diplomatic service.
On the other hand, all sucA powers insist
tpea exercising The right Of asylum 10
States where The Law Of nations 10 net lulIy
ecksowlsdgsd, respected and obeysd. The
Proficient Of Paraeuay 10 uedsrstoed -
have eppessd 70 Nc. Washbusn's proceed
inss The injurious and very improbable
charge Of personal csnplieity h insurrss.
tisn and treason. The esrrsspendenee,
however, has not yet reached The Unitsj
States. NJ. WasAbsvs, ID eeuusctiea With
THE eestreversy, rspseosnts that two Uoi.
I'd States citissns. ATTACHED . H. leeesIea.
were Arbitrarily eessed, q his side, whom
leavisg the Capital Of Paraguay. committed
y prisss, end thsss 6sbjssssd 70 torture,
for the puspsss Of procuring csnfsssiens 81
their own csiniaality. and tsstimsny to
support the Presidents allegation assisst
the United States Ministsr. $500
M. AeAahsn, The nswly appointsd Mia .
lister to Parsgusy, having rsachsd the La
Plate. has bssn instructsd y pressed, with.
cut delay, to Asunciea, there % investigate
the whole subject. The rear admiral con.
msnding the Uaitsd Sta.ss South Atlantic
squadron has been directed 70 st,snd the
new minister, with proper naval force, 10
sustain such just dsmsnds % the occasion
msy require. and to vindisats the rights Of
the United States citissos referred u, and
Of any others Who may b exposed 70 dan.
gsr 10 the theatre Of war.
With these exeeptiees, lrieDdly rotations
have bsea Daintainsd between The United
States and Brasil cod Rafasusy.
Our relations during the past year With
Bolivia, ECUADOR, Peru, snd Chilli, have
become especially frieadly aud esrdial.
Spain. aud she republics 81 Peru. Bolivia,
and kqusdss, have expressed their willing.
500 - accept The msdigasien Of The United
Ststes fer tssoiaatisg the var upon the
south Pacific ceAst. Chill hes net 6nally
declared upse The qusssiss. In The nsas.
time. the conflict be- practically exhausted
ttsslfs ainee - bsliesesns o. hsstlls move
Osat bee beso 1aAo By slther pazty dusine
the last TIVE yeafs, sud tlses ere % isdies-
tieoe q pesseat psspeee TO resuoe heosil.
itiss - either sidaT 0seat Britain and
Essuss have cordially sssssdsd eur prspesi.
sion Of 0edieatioa, and do DeS forego
the heps that Il nay sooa b sece pied 81
aIl the oelieessuts, end Iced ID secuse
estaelnhmens Of peaee and friendly relasioos
bstwesn The Spanish Ansriean republics q
the Peeidc and Spsio,-s result which
wsuId b attssded With commen besests %
the osaIieeeents, cad much advaaeaes 70 oil
eeo0sscial nations.
eemuuntcats, for the eossiderasiou Of
Coogfese . eorfespeudsuce WhieA ehevs
that thesbeliviea Republic bao established
the oItfomo1v lihee>l s,e;>.s-a> - .>..s.s..
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the restoration Of the currency to the
standard established. On this fouudation,
and by this means, weiwould disown 8 dis.
elimination which msy, If it has not a.
ready done 90, create = prejudice that
may BECOME deep-rooted aud wide spread,
and imperil the national credit.
The feasibility Of making oar currency
correspoud with the constitutional standard
may BE- seen By references toa few facts d.
rived iron our cemmersial statistics. The
sgsrsgate product Of precious metals In the
United States, from ls49 70 1867, amounted
to 1l,l74. o00, 900; while, for The came ps
Rod. the net experts Of spseis were SAL.
00o, 900. This shows IN excess Of prsduet
over the net experts. Of e4S3, 0oo, 000.-
There are in the treasury 3lO3, 407 1856 In
coin; the circulation in the States, On the
Pasi6s seast, absst ~, ooo, 900, and . few
miliisas 10 Ne sasiooal end ether banks :
in al, lee than eleo. eoo. 900. Taking
Int eeasidseatieu the speeie 10 the country
psise 10 l0lS, and that produced since 1857,
aud We have more than e200. 0oo. 900 ne,
accounted for By sxpsrtaties q By the ~ :
turns Of the treasury, end, Therefore, most
Of Il rsmaining b the country. These ere
important fasts, and shew hsw cenplstsly
the infsrisr currency will supesssos the
bstess, fsssisg Il lro0 oissslaaien amssg
the messss, asd cassisg Il - b sxpsrssd
% mere sfticle ef tsade, . odd % he
asnsy capital Of Ssssign lands. They
show The necessity Of rsdssming esr pspss
uoosy. that The rstsfn Of gsld cad silver q
The avoaees Of trade may b invited, and
he demand ereatsd which will cause the
reteotioa q aeme Of ct least - 0ueA
Of the productions Of our rich and insx
hsssaibls gsld-bsasing fslds, - nay b suf.
neisot for purposes Of circulation.
Il 10 unrsasosaele - expect y Sstasa b
. SQUAD curreoey - leng = he gsssen-
meat snd basks. b cossinuing y iosus
irredssnabls nets, az the channels Of
eireulatiso With dspeee(aAsd popss. Not
vithstanding . ssisaGs, Of ~ b sus aiats,
since lelo. Of ee74, o0o. 900, The people ass
new otsaneeeo - the sufseoey- which vs.
deeiesed 1ee theie - snd bensA4 I'D
spseiasas Of the Dsssieas nsnl. hearing
~ naeieoal dsvise, ssssslds0 go, exesps
vhsa pse1assa y Qoelly ~ iassssse
eosl>oA y 49, osy0l)v. u eeos1siaa6o
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-15
Nashville Wholesale DrygoOds Trade.

NASHVILLE, April Is, 1868.
There has been fair trade during the
week, though not so good as the last. There
has been no changes in prices, though cot
ton goods are very firm and are expected
to advance during the week.
A BROWN SHEETINGs-Augusta Ice,
Laurel Hill 19c, Richland l9c
Brown SHEETINGs-Augusta l64
EVANSVILLE 164.
BLEACHED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :, 10
Washington {, lie, Pontiac 4 4, l6c, Lons-
dale 4 A, IS.
SEA IsLANDs-13 to zoe.
PRINTs-Troy &c, Wamsutta ll4c, Al
lens, Gloucester, DunneIls, Manchester
and all standard brands, lac.
TICKs-Mount Vernon No. =, 20c Pas
ciGc 25c, do. A CSC, Conestoga Al Csc.
PLAID AND STRIPED OsNABURGs-Ala-
bama 2lc, Texas 25c, Tennessee 274e.
PLAID LINsEVs-2 all wool 20a224c, !
do. 274c.
Red and White Flanels ( to "A, 274a6O.
Brown Drills, 18a2O
Cotton Delaines 2Oa224 all wool delaines
42la55.
Cambrics 124. Wigans l5alS4.
CoTroN YARNs.-5OO zoe; 600 l8e; 700
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-15

BRANCHING OUT.-We notice from late
New York paper that Andrew Henderson,
Esq, the junior member Of the enterprIs-
ing firm of Henderson Bros, plumbers and
gasGlters Of this city, has formed co-part-
nership with an extensive establishment in
New York for the manufacturing Of patent
water closets and plumbing materials gen
orally. We are glad to learn that Mr.. Ii.
will still remain among us as an efficient
and active member of the present firm in
Nashville. The monitor water closet, be-
sides being much cheaper than the old ones,
has many advantages connected with it,
and is fast displaeing them in almost every
section Of the country. The monitor can
beIseen at the shop of Henderson Bros on
Cherry street.
Henderson Bros. have Just received
large stock Of goods from the East, and are
prepared TO do everything in their line in
a workmanlike manner.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-15
RUsISEss NOTICE.

Capt Thomas s. HAYS. having purchased an
interest in the UWoN AND DISPATCH, becomes
from this date one Of is proprietors. The firm
name Of the new concern viii he JoNEs, Hays
a Co, by whom the business Of the establish
ment will be continued as heretofore. at the old
stand. corner Church and Cherry streets, oppo-
site the postofhce.
Capt Hays was born and raised IN this city
and is well known for his courtely and amiabili-
~ a. gentleman. as well as Tor intelligence,
integrity and promptness az man of business
lie will have charge Of the business department
of the Office. and will be found IN our counting
room.
The emu business Of the old firm having
passed into the hands Of the new, Capt. HAYS
will also settle that, and will give all proper re-
ceipts aud acquitances.
Being fully prepared to do all kinds of print
Ing promptly and in the best manner, the new
firm solicit continuance Of the liberal patron
aRe extended TO the old
January 10. 1868.
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Shipped during the week .-............. ZIG bales
Sold during the week........................ 7OI
Received during the week--.........-...... lbs a
The following dispatches were received
at the Chamber Of Commerce:
LIVERPOOL, April 14-1l:15 A. M.-Cot-
ton market firm uplands 12id; Orleans
l2kd. P. M.-COtton market firm salts
to-day 10000 bales; uplands 124@12sd ;
Orleans 12l@125d.
LONDON, April 14-11;I5A M.-ConsoIs
934. United States bonds 72B. 100 P. II.
limited States bonds 72s. Consols 93l
M.-United States bonds 729. Consols
9S4@93s.
New YORK, April 14-Gold opened at
1885. 1890 A. M.-Gold 1881. 1O:40 A. NJ.
-Cotton-demand moderate and prices
firm. Sterling exchange steady and firm
at 1095@110s. Gold 1884. 11:45. A. NJ.
Cotton in demand and prices firm. 3 P.
M.-Gold 1889. Cotton market very firm
and holders asking higher prices. Sales
to-day 1000 bales. Very little offering;
3l3c bid for middlings.
WHEAT-Supply very short and hardly
quotable. 1t ranges from 81 20 to 2 40
per bushel.
HAY-$22 per ton.
BRAE-None in the market. 1t would
bring 81 so per hundred.
Oars S2c, sacks included
CHEEsE.-English dairy 16c.
COAL OII.-Prime white Tennessee 43(9
Acc; lubrieating 100000.
NAus-S5 so for los to Cos, and 25c adj
ditional for each smaller size.
PoTAToEs-Irish 81 1904 GO per Dbl
PowDER.-SS so per key.
SHoT.-$3 25 per sack.
LEAD-123c per pound.
PEA NUrs-S3 25@3 5Oper busheI,
BARLEY-S1 so per bushel
Soar Yellow resin Sc per h.
DRIED FRUTT-Apples sc; peaches, none
in market.
CoFFEE-Rio 22@26c; Laguyra %;
Java SS@4Oc.
SUGAR-Very firm; Orleans 144c@164c;
Demarara l6@1Glc; Coffee sugars 1850
174c; crushed and powdered Isle.
BACoN-Clear sides l74@ISc; shoulders
14c; plain hams 1G@164c; Hart & Hensley's
Tennessee canvased 1870; sugar cured can
vased 213@22c.
MISS PoRK.-$28@29 per barrel
LARD-In tierces 173@18c; in kegs and
cans 1910 per pound.
FLoUR.-Superfne 5000 so; extra
family $12 1908 so; fancy S14 5O@15.
CoTToN YAREs.-No. 500 per dozen,
zoe; 600 1Sc; 700 16c.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-15
Nov Advertisements.

A chance for fortune is offered every
body for tsiding investment by the Pas
chal House Association Of St. Louis, which
offers, through our advertising columns,
magnificent distribution OF eve hundred
prizes Of great value to subscribers. This
scheme is indorsed by the leading mer-
chants and bankers Of st. Louis. That the
scheme is all that is represented, it is only
necessary to say that Capt. w II. Rhea,
late Of the Memphis Aualanohe, is the Gen
eral Agent, and that ames A. Mcclure,
the well-knowu music dealer and public
spirited citizen Of this city, is the person
designated TO receive and forward subscrip-
lions from this point The referees in St
Louis embrace the most substantial men in
that city. and all who invest may rest
assured that the drawing will be fair and
impartial, and that every holder Of a for
innate ticket will get = prize to the full
value represented. Think Of the matter.
and, IL not selfish, form Clubs snd take the
chances Cor a fortune.
Corbrtt & BOYD give notice 20 owners OF
a sale OF goods stored TO pay storage and
freight
a lost Express book, Of no use 10 any
body but the company, should be returned
70 the Adams Express Office without delay.
The Nashville leaves for Cairo, ST. Louis
and sH down river ports Thursday eve
ming.
Creditors will do well TO keep an eye on
our regular column Of bankrupt notices.
The previously announced extensive
wholesale auction sale 90 the trade by Al
bert * Secman commences to-day, and wili
continue 10 morrow and next day. To re-
tail dealers this is q splendid opportunity.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.

Foreign markedS
LONDON, April Electromagnetic
93l@93s. 5-2O's 724@12s.
FRANKFORT April 11.-United States
bonds IS.
LIVERPOOL, April 14.--Cotton closed
firm, and prices a fraction higher. Mid
ding uplands l2t@l2gd Orleans 123GG
12sd Under favorable advices from Man
chester the sales to-day amounted to 1900
bales.
New York Money Market
New YORK. April 14-Money very
actice. Call loans Z per cent. Discounts
quiet ct s@9 per cent Sterling firm at
93@10. Gold I3Ss@l384. New Ten
nessee's g..
New York Market.
NEW YORK, April 14-Cotton steady
Sales 2600 bales Uplands 3l4c. Rice
quiet. Carolina 1O}@114c, Coffee quiet
Sugar quiet Cuba lO3(1l0sc. Molasses
steady. Flour SC better for low grades.
Wheat fairly active and lc better
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, April 14-Tobacco active
lugs 54@7; common to medium leaf S@
l58; fair SIG IS. Superhne' 6our$S 500
9. Wheat So 45@2 so. Oats 73@75c.
Corn S7@S9c. Rye 81 9O@2. Lard ut
Ollie Pork $27. Bacon-shouIder
1890; clear sides l7Sc. Cotton frmer No
sales; middlings 3Oc.
~. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, April Tobacco unchanged.
Cotton nominally firm. Flour-superline
81 25@S So Wheat-winter 81 COO
. II Corn S8@9lc Oats heavy at 70GG
75c. Mess pork $27G927 so. Bulk meats
shoulders II &C.; rib sides 14c cleor do,
15c. Bacon-shoulders I3t@I34c; clear
rib l7c clear l74@l74 sugar cured hams
1S4@19c. Lard 174@l8.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, April 14-Flour advanced
25e; family SO 500I0 IS. Wheat 81 80
az 55. Corn $50 S9a Tobacco steady
Bulk shoulders are held at l2{c, sides lfl
@l4{c; bacon, shoulders 12lc, sides lGtCG
Ia sugar cured hams 1992Oc; lard lie
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THE RAILROAD IMBROGLIO.
Committee from Hickman Tx
pected this Morning.

Committee from Hickman Ex-
pected this Morning.
A committee from Hickman, Kentucky,
the terminus Of the Nashville and North
western railroad, are expected to arrive
here this morning, and their purpose is
said TO be a consultation with Gen. lines,
the Receiver, with the hope Of inducing
him TO revoke the order recently issued
for the suspension of the road west Of Union
City.
The application to Judge Trigg by the
Kentucky stockholders, for an injunction
upon the issuance of bonds, will doubtless
be answered at Memphis to-day. and it is
not likely that Judge Shackelford will do
anything with the application for an in
junction in the Chancery Court here be
fore Judge Tigg's decision il rendered.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-15

Tuesday morning. the 14th inst, at quarter
to ten clock. Of infsmm alton Of the brain.
Henry BALDWIN, son Ct Priscilla Jane and
John " Barry. OF this ely, aged II months
and weeks.
Weep not for those
Who sink within the arms Of death
Ere vet the chilling wintry breath
OF sorrow DER them blows.
Sleep little baby Sleep
Not in thy cradle bed.
Nor on thy mothers breast
Rut with the auiet dead -
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-15

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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-15

GROWING Old GRAcEFULLY-Mr. Geo.
Chrishon, Of Livingston, Tennessee, who
was ninety-niue years old on the 2sth ult.,
Yesterday renewed his subscription to this
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ing ihis paper nearly half century, and
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as he thinks IL is the true grit"