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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-29
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New YorR General markets.

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-Cotton heavy and lower:
O5. Whisky 81 l71z9l IS. Wheat-amber
Tennessee 81 60. Corn 81 03G91 IL. Rice and
coffee quiet. Sugar-Cuba 1219c. Molasses
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We are authorized to announce a

We are authorized to announce Abe
Frizzell, of Giles county as a candidate for
Clerk Of the Senate Of the Tennessee Legis-
lature.
We are authorized to announce Frank
NJ. Duffy, Of Hartsvtlle, a candidate before
the Senate for Chief Clerk, at the ensuing
session of the Legislature. anI9 tide
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CINCINNATI. Sept. sS-FamiIy -four S. 75a
6. Corn 96c. Oats 52@5Se. NhiskyS L. Pork
So. Lard 1Sc. Bulk shoulders 15e; sides
lSe. Bacon 1917 and 20c. Lard held at 49,
Wheat-red 81 1901 II. Rye 9S9$l. Butter
3O@35c. Eggs 1915. Beef cattle dull: common
to extra 3@612c gross Sheep 81 5O@4 80 gross.
Hogs active at Q6I0c
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E. KLEIN.
MERCHANT TAILOR
NO. II NORTH CHERRY STREET,

NO. IL NORTH CHERRY sIhEEI,
Has Just received his Fall and Winter
stock, which he selected personally, with
great care, and are now open for inspection
se19 I'm
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Lumber Market and Building Mate

The following are the wholesale prices:
Poplar flooring, dressed, per Ms 80 90
Yellow pine dressed, per M-......... IS 0C14j %
Poplar weather boarding. per M. Is 00920 90
Green poplar lumber, (buying,) per
Rough pine lumber, per NJ. yell. IS O0@35 90
Laths, (buy'gl as per Guality,per NJ. 2 $50 4 90
per 500 90
Shingles, (selling) shaved poplar,
per GOO 50
Shingles, (selling) cut poplar, per NJ. ) 600 90
Hair, per bushel.............................. As
Lime, per 5O9 IS
Hydraulic cement. per barTel.......... 3 IS
Calcined plaster. per barrel............ 6 20
For brick the ruling rates are:
Building, at the kiln, per M...........s 90
All hard. at the din. per NJ. 8 00D10 %
Paving, at the kiln, per NJ ............. 0D@ll 90
Front. hand pressed, at the kiln,
per Is O0918 90
An advance of ten per cent is made on small
lcts
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For City Treasurer

We are authorized to announce james
Niehol candidate for City Treasurer, be.
fore the City Council.
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St. Charles Hotel,

On Market street, near the Square, Nash
vile, N B Hamilton, Proprietor. Single
meals, so cents. Board and lodging per
day, So 90. sep8 3m
USE Fahnestock, Haslett & Schwartz's
formerly B. A. Fahnestock & Co. Pure
White Lead. 1t cannot be excelled.
ee22 tloC1eod&w2
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stocks OF Cotton I'm Interior Towns
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

LONDON. Sept. s-Evening-COnsoIs 90
American securities quiet and steady; $50 bonds
6js, $50 67s, 8215. 62s ST, 10 40s T51S.
FRASKFORT. Sept. 2s.-U. s. 5-2Os Of 62s, So.
@S71s. Stocks steady. Rentes If DC
LIVERPOOL, Sept, STANDARDIZATION firm
middling uplands l249l25sd; Orleans l256G;
I23sd; sales 10000 bales. California white wheat
los Sd; red Western 9s i'd. Western flour 2is
Corn, mixed fSs Cd. Oats IS Cd. Peas Ais 81.
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Cali for a Meeting of Irishmen.

There is to be a meeting of our Irish
citizens, in Fenisn Hall, Union and
American block, on Thursday evening
next, to discuss matters of importance, 10
which the public are invited. 1t is under
stood that distinguished speakers rom diff
ferent portions of the State will be pres.
ent, and address the meeting. The call
in circulation for the meeting was signed
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

GOING S0UTH-NashviIle and Decatur
trains leave station on South Cherry street. at
A. NJ and 7:30 P. n. No train Sunday morning.
Accommodation at $50 Pm, (goes to Column
bisl. Trains arrive at-z:So A. NJ. and 700 P. n.
Accommodation 10 A. N.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
leave Nashville. ........5:30 A. n. and $50 P.
Arrive at Louisville.-....l30 r. N. and 1880 P.
Leave Louisville. l:95 P. n. and lO:45 P.
Arrive at Indianapolis...7:25 P. N. and 345 A. n.
Arrive at st. Louis via
Indianapolis. ....-....6.20 and 400 P. 4.
Arrive at St. Louis via
Seymour 40 4. NJ and 1850 P n.
Coach on freight train leaves Nashville at 4:05
?. n. and arrives at Galatin at 6:25 p. NJ, every
day except Sunday.
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
Leave Nashville at .....-...900 A. n. and 800 Pm.
Arrive at Nashvile...,.....5:00A N. and 200 P. N.
The 900 A. n. train from Nashville, does net
un on Sunday.
shsibyViile Accommodation raiu.
Arrives ct Neshvi A. n
Leaves Nashville P. NJ
Nashville and Northwestern Il. r.
Leave Nashviile......--....6:00 A. NJ and 900 P. n
Arrive at Hickman. Ky.ll:00P. n. and 1890 A. n
Leave Hickman, KY 4:30 P. n. and 400 A.
Arrive at Nashville. -..12OO X. and 500 A.
Sleeping cars run through to Memphis OF
the 900 P. N. train.
EdgeIeld and Kentucky z. II.
Arrive ut An
Leave NashvIll Hon.. P ]
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Big Spring Farm

This is one Of the finest farms in Middle Ten.
nessee, aud contains about 1856 acres. It will
bs divided int four or more parcels of conve-
nient size. and will be sold in lots or parcels
Inc boundaries OF the different divisions will
be distinctly defined; and plot. showing the
diviSl jnE, can be seen at any time ut my office
in Lebanon, and will be pre- eat on the premis es
on the day of sale.
This farm lies on both sides of the Lebanon
a I'd Rome Turnpike and is about six miles
from Lebanon. 1t ia more than probable that
the Tennessee and Pacific railroad, now under
contract to Lebanon. will run through the land.
The whole farm is we'll timbered and well
waterCd. 1t has o oflaTgest and finest springs
on il to be found in the State.
TERMs-A credit of one and two years, with
two or more approved securities, without the
right of redemption, and a lien retained. Title
clear. ORNILLE GREEN, {. X NJ.
aup2q cod ia
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The ctions Of the Directory of the Nash
vile and Northwestern railroad company,
at the meeting on Monday, called to con.
slider the proposition OF the Directory of
the Nashville and Chattanooga railroad
company, resulted in postponement Of
the decision Of the question until the 27th
of October. The matter was discussed at
length. The point is whether the lease
ofthe road to the II & OR r, shall lie
renewed for ten years as proposed, q
whether President Burns and the n & n
w R r, directory shall take charge of it.
10 the meanwhile, the Receiver, Dr.. D.
B. Clife, holds the road in connection
with the lessees for the present-the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Com.
pany. The directors of the road through
President Burns refused all propositions
from the Receiver or the lessees, until a
general meeting Of stockholders at the
time mentioned. If the Nashville and
Chattanooga Company would surrender its
lease; or if Receiver CLIFF Wolld oftr
the road to the Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad Company without condition, il
might be received. But the whole matter
is deferred for consultation with the stock
holders.
This is one of the most important rail
road connections the city possesses, and ]
is to be hoped that its internal dificultie
will be speedily relieved, and that it MAJ
rAss into the hands of a vigorous manage
ment. The General Assembly will hav
az opportunity to test its skill, in the ad
justment of this important matter; and ii
this light the postponement of the question
by the Nashville and Northwestern Rail
road Directory on Monday was judicioui
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SECOND BOARD.

p Z
The following is list of the bids for the pur-
chase of gold at the Assistant Treasurer's office
in New York Saturday, which were accepted by
order of the Secretary of tie Treasury:
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Nashville Cotton Market.
TUESDAY. Sept. %. 1869.
COITON-The market during the week has
been dull. and closed rather weak. The trans
actions Of to-day foot up as follows:
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Trnnka.

Trunks.
Gents sole leather covered trunks, sole
leather valises and travelling bags, just re-
ceiVed by JOHN RAMAGE & Son,
sep2S q 4S College st.sl
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Of the staple that changed hands to-day. we
that figure could not have been obtained later
in the day, owing to the condition " the mar
kets East.
The receipts of the week embrace lS5 bales.
with shipments Of $50, and sales of II.
The receipts for the corresponding week last
year were 81. with shipments of q. and sales 81
s. The range of prices during the present week
last year We're from ~ to &c, and the stock on
Is bales.
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Dryg0Ods Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2S.-Trife more animate
The market is far from being active or buoy al
RaIf{unora Mark afa
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A STOCK FARM FOR SALE,

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF TIE
ID Cbancery Court at Lebanon. Tennessee, al
its April term, 1869, in the case off. II. Gordon,
Executor, etc. ct ais. VS. Patrick II. Anderson.
ef ais. viii expose to public sale, at the late
residence 0. the said Patrick Il Anderson, now
deceas ed some six miles from Lebanon, on
Saturday, Get. 2 1899 the
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BALTIMORE. Sept. 2s.-Flour dull; market
favors buyers. WheIt dull and heavy; red
81 40. l 509l s.. Corn dull; white 81 2S9l 30.
Oats dull at 53G6lc. Mess Pork firm at 500
80 50. Bacon active; rib sides 2012e; clear rib
20I4921c; shoulders l7@l7l4c. Lard quiet at
l0IZ1l on ANhi.Lr in tair de.nanS If 81 1aa-l %
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81. IOuI, Markets-

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2S.- Tobacco higher; Tugs 81
@l0c. leaf $4,000. Superfne flour S. l21k
Wheat 5GSc lower. Corn g5cG$l O51z. Oats 49,
@52 Barley and rye unchanged. Pork S32G
81 50. Bulk clear sides lSl4. Bacon l654. 1913,
and ID
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Chicago Markets.
Cincinnati Markets

CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.-Flour-spring extras $50
Z. Wheat 81 07@I O715. Corn 7l@7l1zc. Oats
4l1zc. Rye 50. High zines 81 10. Cubasugar
l3149l5'. Pork So 75@3j. Lard lee. Bulk
shnnllers l4l%c. Hams lSc
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New orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. D. Cotton lower at 2611zc
Sales $500 bales. Receipts 1863 bales. Flour
frmer at SIS 1906 so Corn 81 lC@1 u. Hay
$28. Whisky 81 2591 M. Other articles uno
changed. Gold l33Gl34l4. S;erling exchange
nominal: New York sight I5GZ discount
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FOREIGN DEAFTS.
REVENUE STAMPS
UNCURRENT MONEY.


All orders must be accompanied By the money
OF check toi the amount. Stamps will be sent
By mail or express. as directed.
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miscellaneous.


An advance Of ten per cent is made on small
lots.
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NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
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BANKING HOUSE
NATIONAL SAVINGS co.
reooaitr received. Lasns negotiated
oclieotiOns made. and = esnsrsI Banking
Business transacted. (octi6 IN
FINANCE AND TRADE
NAsHyrI.E,E oUorarvoNs

--H z HE <EUWAAkAVNo-
UNITED STATES AND OTHER SECURI
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Pioneer steam Tow Lin
FOR SACRAMENTO.

n GOODS SENT. WITH DISPATCH.
"A Weasel leaves daily from jackson street
wharf Country merchants plsase order goods
ssI0 On <1 East street, Ban Franeiseo.
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.

OHANeE OF TINE.-E Eastward Express
~ Train leaves Sacramento daily at G;o & a. NJ;
arrives NJ Junction. T:40 A. NJ; Colfax, 0I0 A. NJ
Reno, 4:05 T N Wadsworth, $40 r. NJ; Carin,
7:5o A. ~; Elko. 9:35 A. NJ; PromontoLy, 1000
P. NJ; Omaha. $40 7. NJ; Chicago, 4:lo r. H.;
New York. 6:30 I'M.
RETURNING Express Train leaves Prom:
ontory daily. 4:10 p. II arrives at Junction, 1880
r THRoUGH ii TINE GoING EAST. From
Sacramento to Omaha, 4 days and hours: to
Chicago, s days and hours; to New York, Z
TWo TRAINS DAILY Sundays eIcepteO
leave Sacramento G:30 A. n. and p. NJ; arrive
Junction 1:40 A. N. and 3:l5 r. M; Marysville,
A. N. and 1910 A. NJ; arrives Junction 7:3O A. ".
and 1920 r. NJ; Sacramento 1000 a. n and 1:20
r THROUGH FARE REDUcED.-From San
Francisco or Sacramento TO Omaha. SS3 % 10
st. Louis. s9T 20; to Chicago, s97 80; TO New
York. slls 80; to Boston, $ll5 %; co,cure
are run daily from Sacramento TO Promontory.
Double Lower Berth. IS 20; Double Upper
Berth, IS 90; State Rooms, f12 90. Double
Berths accommodate two persons; State Rooms,
'osi SECOND SS5s CLASS TRAINS leave Sacramento
daily Sundays cxccpte0 at 200 7: n. Fare to
Omaha, .$l5 o0 81; Loais, SiS OO; Chicago
CHILDREN not over Twelve C0 years OF
age, Half Faro; under Five ~ years OF age.
iSi 100 POUNDS OF BAGGAGE tper adul.
passengcr) Free. so Pounds Baggage per
'iE:S EXTR% BAGGAGE (over 100 lbs) between
Sacramento and Omaha Currency SiS per 10o
p04anCT; august IT, 1860. sci.tf
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ELIYlR VELPEAU.


ITO THOSE WHO FROM DELIcAcY OR
want Of means arc debared from consulting
physician, this valuable rcmedyis cordially rec
commended. Although introduced to the people
OF this coast for the nrst time, NELPEAU's
ELIXIR has long been known In Europe as IN
fallIblc for the cure Of spcmstorrhea or seminsi
weakness. Impotence, Involuntary Discharge,
yoluptuous Dreams, Ringing in the Ears, Paip!'
tasion Of tho Heart, Mental Depression, Defect.
ivo Memory, Nervou. Debility, and that general
and indennable Lassitudc and Lack OF Tone 70
the system resulting from extreme susceptibility
Of temperament or excesses.
Acircular accompanies each bottle, win iai
Instructions. Price, 81 50. For salo BY oil re-
spectacle druggists.
: REpINGToN, HosTETTER & co.
San Francisco, Wholesale Druggists,
noso.iy4p and Agents for the Pacific ceaat.
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CANDY MANDATORY,
Coffee snd Refrsshment Saloon,
=, e,,,, r g, nearly opposite Wells & Fargo.

DHE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED TO
l furnish Candies of all descriptions, WI wloie,
iS nrices at Thai cannot fall to suit all who may
kyor him with call. Fancy Cakes made 70
order. in The best style, and OF the GnoieesI
Materials, Be sure and give me call. ana l
VII IITSCHMH.n Ne s and EGGS, Tea and Coffee,
Fresh Butter and Bread and other comforts
prepared at short notice, =, rrrpeurTz
Virginia, August 9th, 1850. auslm
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Probate Notice.

HsTATE OF A. MoNTMINY, DECEASED.
~ Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned,
executor Of the above named estate, to the
creditors OF, and all persons having claims
against, said deceased. to exhibit the same, with
the necessary vouchers, within ten months
from the frat publication Of this notice, 70 the
undersigned. At his place Of business, on Main
street, Gold HILL
Gold Hill, August 3, 1s69-lm.
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$l5. Buy the Best. $15.
Sent by Express, Cash on Delivery
The Genuine 0roide Gold Watches

IMPROVED AND MANUFACTURED DY
i US, arc all the best make. HUNTING
CASES, finely chased and beautifully enameled
PATENT and DETACHED LEVERS, FULL
JEwRLED. and every watch perfectly regulated
and adjusted, and -
(iunrnatred by tho Company
To keep correct time, and wear and not tarnish.
but retain all appearance equal to solid gold as
These celebrated watches we are now sent.ng
ont by mail and express, c. 0. D., anywhere
within the United States and Canadas, at the
regular wholesale price, payable on delivery.
No Money is Required IN Advnnce,
AS we prefer that all should receive and see tho
goods before paying for them.
A sjaRIe Wntch TO Any Address, Slo.
A club OF SIX, with an EXTRA watch 20 inc
Agent sending tho club, 500; making SEVEN
watches for 800.
Also, o superb lot Of most elegant
Oroidc Chains,
Ofthc latest and most costly styles and patterns,
for Ladies' and Gentlcmen's wear, nom 10 to 90
inches In length. at prices Of S2, 81, SO and ~
each. Sent, when ordered with watch, at the
regular wholesale prices.
Deseribo tLc Watch Required:
Whether Ladies' or Gcntlemen's size, and ad'
dress YOUR orders and letters TO
TiIE OKOEDE WATCH Coz.
lIS Ruiton street, Now York.
ialS-lm2D
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-19

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, OFFIO
Il No. $50 CHESNUT Street, forwards Parosls Pack.
Merchandise Bank Notes and Specie. either by
to all the principal towns md Ctioa In the pntsd gAtO
kuDoKintNud0nN
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INSURANCE,

DFLAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INsU
H. RANCE COMPANY. Incorporated By the Legis
lature Of Pennsylvania, lSeA
Ofce g. n corner Of THIRD ard WALNUT Streets
- Philadelphia.
MARINE INbUHANOEB
On VesseB Cargo and Freight 70 AL parts OF the world
INLAND INSURANChb
On goOdp by river canal lake. and land carriage 70 all
parts of the Union.
FIRE INSURAROES
On Merchandise EenerAlly on Stores, Dwelngs HousoS
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in gold Oncluding wine),
rs. c., no BREsT OR HAvRE.

fhst Oapin. n.....'.....; $40 Second Cabin On
TO PARIS, ''''''"'''@e
,, Gncuding railway tickets furnished on bosrd,
FIT. TN 0aDtn: pm . .Sl45 Second Cabin. a.
ineSe steamers do not steerape or ''@e
medlcal attendance free of CHARGE F4'eAS'
Amer1can travellers going returning from tho oor
eht OF Europe, by taking the steamers OF This lineso
ornss ny LsSs from transit by English railways am
crossing lne chAnne besides saving time troubIa snda
pense. GEORGE MHIL n vTfS Dte hnusx
Eor ,o.r.-. =. NJ, No. 5S BROADWAY, New York
Company, to ' "iPA' Nv II fAIans T ~ sl.zPree
10y No. 800 OHESNCT Street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-19

A S q U r Y
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. 2sl BRo@ADTAY. @ corner READE Street. New York.
deposited with State Of New York as
GEORGE EEh9 EM9F RHAiSfFs ldisfSn sDs
fM9FX N FHRn$ nH$SosMLNpPoSTk n p Tssasi AsitqFs,s FIss,
,n--- ~ y, REEERENGEs BY PERMIHsIoN.
SSsP S55Pu4 Es G5sa ESFTi asf.
the CHARACTER it's Directors economy Of MANAGE
6fnt 6f ESH.21sHs5fHi Sf 5fSi M Al
SRo DGS d sRd no
sentS combination Of SdEsntagss u offered by oaS
Special adyantaGes offered to clergymsn.
For ali further information sSs SddEess ,o,,,.,
Manager for Pennsylvana and Delaware
FoRMHs RoNaD sfS'sS sSaeiai rhiia%SSRaa I
THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COMPANY
once s; W. Corner T6gRTH f Sq and WALNUT Streets.
PERPETUAE AND TERM PoLioIiEfs issUED
0@'H 0'pi'A' Cash Assets July aa 'SaO0OOo
,ISaS RaseRtOyd htOTi. Starr. LiyipsstSn Errinse
SesS s5StS n $illis% VINE 2bHsaRsa bSa6s
qsofsg il Stuart THOMAS THOMAS gHfsSsiSa II Sontsomo.y.
% SH :ue % . s 6sSss
~ FheMEs 6ATGHEoR8 f. &6NFG6MhkRTSs' sEAHf kRTSs'iasnt y,
ALEXANDER W. WIsTER, Secretary. '''e' ''0's a&
DHG2NIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF
j. PHILADELPHIA. ~
INCORPORATED lsOi-C CHARTER PERPETUAL
No 224 WALNUT Street, opposite the ExchanSa
This Company insures from loss damage by
- FIRE,
liberal terms buildings merchandise, furniture
deposit of pTemums ~ 0NAuA"zs pJ
The Company has been active operation for mora thar
SIXTY YEARS, during which all losses have bsan
promptly adjusted and paid 49,. VIVA
John L. Hodge, David Lewis,
nj, f. Mahony, Benjamin Ettng
John H. Lewis Thomas III. Powers,
William 5. Grant, A. II. McHenry,
Robert w. Leaning, Edmund Oastillon, |
D. Clark Wharton, Samuel Wilcox,
Lawrence Lewis, Jr., Lewis @. Norris |
JOHN II. WUOHERER, President
SAMUEL WILCOX Secretary. A9S
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no OWNERS, ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS,
AND RooFERS-R Roc M ny Yes yes Every size and
RICAN CONCRETE PAINT AND ROOF COMPANY
selling their celebrated paint for TIN ROOFS and
pei roof covering the best ever offered 70 the public with
Fire. and Waterproof; Light, Tight, Durable No crack.
ing peang shrinking. No paper gravel heat Good
supplied Care, promptness, certaintyl One pricei
Call Examined Judgel
42atf JOSEPH LEEDS, Principal.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-16

We have already given some account of the
annual report of the Massachusetts, Commits
sioners of Fisheries. The following are addi-
tional facts:
The fishway at Lawrence promises next
spring to offer an excellent passage to the fish.
Certain improvements In the construction of
fishways are suggested. Encouragement has
been given to alewives by opening the Mys-
tic, Concord and Ipswich Rivers to them and
by putting one thousand alive in the mill
pond above the Lawrence dam. The past
season was bad for shad in all the Middle
and Northern States, but on the Connecticut
the catch has been from one-third to two
thirds the average; successful attempts had
been made at various places to hatch out
young shad. Several ponds have been stock
ed with black bass during the year at the ex-
pense OF the State an effort had been made
to get the impregnated spawn of this species,
but without success. During the past wear
the general and growing interest in piscicul-
ture has turned chiefly toward the trout, and
several establishments ofits culture, both pri-
vate and public, had been started; many i'm
provements in the apparatus used had also
been made. The experiments of last wear
with the true salmon ended in much disap-
pointment.
In closing their report the commissioners
say that "the whole tendency of their legisla-
tion of late years has been to support our ex-
hausted inland fisheries, by granting privileg-
es to those who would improve and increase
them. And now that fish culture comes for
ward as well defined and true art, it is the
first duty of our legislature to pass such en-
actments of general application as shall en-
sure the rapid development OF this art, with
out forcing its followers to 60 through long
uncertain and tedious forms of special legis-
lation to gain the protection that is necessary
to success. The needed leg
islation is thus recapitulated.
1. Great ponds and minor tidal streams
shall be controlled by their riparian proprie-
tors, so far as concerns the taking of certain
cultivable fishes.
2. The commissioners of inland fisheries
shall under certain conditions, have power to
set apart waters for breeding 1sh, and pro-
hibit fishing therein for stated times, or at
stated seasons.
8. The putting of drugs and dyestuffs, or
deleterious products of manufactures. into
pond and streams, shall be prohibited,
4. There shall be a certain and uniform
number of days in each week of the FISHING
season when fishing shall be prohibited
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-16
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