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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-28

VETERAN OFPICIRS' AsSoCfATION,-A
number of eX-otllcers Of the Veteran Reserve
Corps met at the ST. James Hotel last eve
ming to consult upon the proprlcty of form
ing an association of the cS officers of the
corps throughout the country.
On motion, Gen. John Mansfield was ap.
pointed temporary chairman, and Major
Geo. II. French appointed secretary.
After comparing notes among the officers
present, ii was found that between 40 and 80
eX-onicers Of the corps arc at present resi-
dents of this city.
After considerable discussion, committee
OF hve was appointed by the president for
the purpose Of consulting with those officers
not present to obtain their Views on the sub.
Ject OF the association, and to take other
steps to perfect the organization.
The meeting then adjourned,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-28

FoR SUMNER UNDERsHmTs 20 to the
Original Franc, 404 Seventh street, between
d and L. Prices 20, 80, 75e., 81, and up
ward.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-28

II. BURNS 4 Co, $40 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., have on hand full assortment of boots,
shoes and CATERS of all kinds, at prices to
suit the times.
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FoR SUMNER DRAWERS 20 to the Original
Franc, 494 Seventh street, between ID aud
Z. Prices 80, so, 75c. 81 and upward. \
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CALL AT KOLD's for the improved soda
from the Triumph, May Building, corner Of
Seventh and Z streets.
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Tho Rhode Island Senate Adopts the
Fifteenth Amendment.
Providence, R. l., May 27.-Thc Rhode
Island Senate tonight adopted The afleentb
amendment to the Constitution by vote oil
90 to IL.
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FoR LINEN Collars and Cuns go TO the
Original Franc, 49i Seventh street, between
d and L.
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news From tnc Sent OF war.
HAVANA, May 27.-Thc Spanish iron.clnd
Victoria arrived to-day.
A detachment of volunteers is expected on
the 4th Of June.
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NoTICE'-D. W. Anderson, the colorcd
Justice Of the peace-ofllce 2l0 l street, be-
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth. /
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The LADIES should read the advertisement
of Mr.. John 7. Mitchell, as published In Ills
mornings paper His stock Is very large,
and as Mr.. Mitchell says II must be reduced,
our readers will find 1t to their pecunlary In.
terest TO call.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-28

OvERDoARD.-A lad, named VIM Doug
lass, son Of Samuel +. Douglass, esq.,, while
attempting land from the steamer Arrow.
as GATE wharf, yesterday afternoon, fell
promptly went to his assistance md rcsrmci
him from the perilous position.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-28

A CoLoREp COOK is wanted at COL VI street
north.
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MAsoNIC.-On Wednesday another Royal
Arch Chapter of the Masonic fraternity was
Instituted at Masonic Hall, Navy Yard. 1t
will be known as Washington Naval X. A.
Chapter No. o. The following officers were
Installed by Grand High Priest b. b. French,
assisted by the officers Of the Grand Royal
Arch Chapteri Andrew Glass, High PRIEST
John A. Foose, King T. b. Cross, q. Scribe.
After the installation Of the chapter COLA
latlOn was served and speeches made by
eminent MasOns of this city.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-03

HfG6INs-TyssowsK On IN. ID instant, By
the Rev DR., Kelly. EpwIS IIg0Iss, ESQ. I. aud
Miss a t'cs Trssow.kI, both Of wsshinsion, b. Q.
No cards
GREEN CLARK. -on Wednesday. the LIST Inst.
0lIEs snd Ni.s ALICE CLARK. both Of this city.
No ear1s. ..
tbs Rev, y. P, Brown, Nj. G. g. wiodsss. 0,
M,onesota, and Mis- ApsLAtp n. CaAIons, VI
Hampshire county, West VirHinis,
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49,. DErARrnnsr o. 2, s,r.a.aTA !

wAsutNoroN, August n, 1900.
Information has been received at this De-
partmcnt from Mr.. E. W. sartori, the Act
ing Consul Of the United States at Callao,
Peru, Of the death, on the 18th Of April, and
the 1st, ID, ESD, and soth Of May, 1859, at
sea, Of JouS KELLY, CHARLES RoBnRrs,
MASuE GoNEz, CHARLES HANSON, and
CHARLES ANDERSON, sesmon Of the ship
brewster,
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE, |
WAauINaron Auguat NJ. tgGQ

wAsHISaros, August 81. is0o.
Information has been received at this Dc
partment from Mr.. George r. Seward, the
Consul Geperal Of the United States at
Shanghai, Of the death, on the 7th Of June
last, at Shanghai, Of SOLOMON JACKSON, late
a seaman Of the ship Pautuxet.
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PROPOSALS PoR ARMY SUPPLIES.
DsPor ouARrBRnAsrER's ovsIcR,l
u., CaAkLssros, .. q August d, 1850.
Sealed proposals, 10 duplicate. with q oopv Of
,his adyertiseqent attached. will be received ~
The unisIsEnel until THURSDAY, the Tsd day Of
september uert, for furnishing at this depot, q
saeh times as th. sa ne may be required, during
the ensuing four months
About II. 800 ba.hel. PkIhR OATS, to weigh At
.,-,. le's thAn y P.und. 70 tbs bushsl.
About fn tons 9 tod TIMOTHY HAY.
About 100 ton. clean RY q STRAW.
prop sails must .tNe tn. price PER bushsi for the
OATS, and p.r tOn for th- Hay Aad straw; mast be
endorsed Proposals. for forAg. and straw" aud
Addressed to tho audersignsd. Zach proposal must
De accompanies by = guarantee siguId by Two re-
.ponsible snrnes, that In case the proposal IL 40
septed, and contract entersi in,o, they will
become seeurity In equal to one fourth Of tbs
am3ant Of He contract for tho faithful pc
.. n, Department u the bou'h.
,..,.n n,.,co, -. .AoP BLgsT..
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INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS Yesterday
amounted TO S925, 0S5.73.
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New AdveI tisemonts.

ylyANrED.-A YOUNG LADY IS WANTED
w at Blrtlstps Bookstore. 80 East Capitol
street, who eau read aud write Photography. L,
Eok RsNT-A UoUsH AND sToRR CORNER
L otTenth aud o streets. An excellent location
for . Groosry ttore. b.ing In thlskly settled
neiEhbVrbood, Inquire at No 3O1 Eleventh st ,
between aud x streets. seS.H
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NOR sALg-A sHIfB OF sroCK IN THE
Il wash nston Cooperative BuildinG and De.
pJsit Association, at a bargain. Address Boz .,
Republican once AMEN
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N,TIrE s-Ih. n9,disr.isnsd he, &, been .Bgein!.d
agent for sale aud dIspo.At o. the Real II sts
aud Stocks 10 the city Of wa.hisl,on. late the
Parsons Wishing to purchase any OF this very val.
uable property being the store houss SOW In
the occupancy OF Mr., Semken, jeweler. betwesn
sinth and Tenth stteets) are requested TO examine
the same as II will be for sale during The next
The estimated yAlne Of property on this por siar
Business square, No. $40, ., net su,gssssd In
auO 81 tChronieiej 100 Tsaih Street
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IL SALE The brick dwelling HOUSE, viii
Store attached, GO ner Of AAssaehusstts aveaus
all the modern ptovements, and the store 10 A.
excellent stand for busine.s. 80 good tenant
the hou . Is for sale, aud will be sold cheap In.
Quirs Of the Editor Of the RsfusLicAE or A. Llsyd,
at his OH }, No. 30 Louisiapa avenue.
auElC-u tStaTl
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VALUABLE HOTEL PRoPBsTY P9R shLl.
street fronting $50 feet on wasbiaaton street, ~
20 feet on Ga, street. Tire; s,Orie, high S.' we
perry IL pleasantly situated for hrs el..s hotel.
and wIl be ssd VII fuTSitqSs Fl Ftssu, AZ ei
Bridge aud COnEre street., Georgetown Autn
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Il Horse. y. CONNOLLY,
AugB.6is 400 Eighth. near y street.
EOR sALE-A LARGE .ToCK OF IIRsT.
l. CLASS BOOTS AND SHOES AT COsr, 70
osa tus ness. Store and dwelling for sale.
Inquire at $500, ,,n, . ,o,,s
0O5 seventh ST., op. Odd Fellows Hall
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Before publishing the accompanying article
on resumption, we submitted II to the perusal
OF several gentlemen, both East and " est,
who are prominent In financial aud leglsla-
tive circles. Tho responses We have re-
ceiyed, while indicating a natural diversity
OF opinion regarding some unesseutial de-
tails, are singularly unanimous In approval
OF the leading suggestions therein made. We
publish the following from Jay Cooke, esq:
o,..r,I. ypgJILLDtLrHiA, August % 1850.
DEAR sIRt ! acknowledge, with pleasure,
your. Of the 10th instant, with advance sheets
ofyour article upon the subject OF ResumpfioH.
! return II enclosed, and hope you will AXE
timely publication Of It iu the Advance. have
detained 1t q few days that ! might examine
oushly. l have submitted Il to quite num-
Der OF persons, 10 whose opinions have con.
ndsnns, and without exception, they have
svs11 sssh and ia the Of hs %
Your article will, no doubt, attract consider
Bile attention, and II u provokes discussion
and begets an Increased and Intelligent Inter
est Ia this most important subJeet-althoush
much ofyour plan may for various reasons not
be adOptsd-yet our obje,t In bringing these
views before the public will have been fully
gained,
am fully persuaded that II the legislation
you advise should be adopted, the precise rs-
suits predicted 10 your article would assuredly
follow. But we all know that although rueh
minds OF those experienced 10 financial mat.
tiers, who can see the end from the beginning,
ihey VIII Inevitably encounter the opposition
OF large portion OF those who lead public
opinion, and even q majority OF our legislators.
What could be more servioeabls or equitA-
pie In such crisis as ours than the sliding
scale addition to tho tariff you propose and
yet well-meaning but sadly mistaken men
VIII not only bitterly oppose this, but even
advocate repeal Of the tariff we now have.
inc working OF that system OF banking which
assumes liability III specie, payable on dc:
mAnd, for all deposits aud circulation, and
know from an extensive experience that this
foolish assumption Of liability 10 the fruitful
source and cause Of all our pAnlcs and auspen.
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POtatOesI Potatoes II
We will sell to close out our stock OF
Neshanock, Russelt and Peach Blow
potatoes at 81 rs, 81 90 and 81 25 per Dbl.
w. w. ToTTEN & Bro,
my9-3t % College street, Nashville.
Bargains in Llama Lace Points, at the
Trade Palace, IA Public Square,
my96t JOHN GILGAN & Co.
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The New Theatre.

The Inauguration of the season last
night drew at air audience, and the per"
Torrance was received with enthusiastic
satisfaction. The repulsive play OF Dor-
gia" assumed such intensely absorbing IN
terest, in the hands of Miss Morris ana 'ne
company, that the audience was fpeii-
bound from beginning to end. Al the
close of the second act, Miss nj. was con-
strained TO come before the curtain in COM
pliance with call that was resistlesp. Her
"Lucretia" was never better presented on
the Nashville boards, and was, throughout
unusually effective. Mr.. Murray played
''Genarro" excellently, and the entire com
pany was very fine. We congratulate the
management on the full measure Of the in
itial success, and trust that the legitimat
drama is again permanently established il
our city. The play tonight is East Lynn
and should attract an overlooking house.
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I'm ALTERNATING PUBLIC.

would respectfully state, that after three
years of careful study of fine system of Life As
sarance in all its various forms, together with
the practical operations of'aIl the leading Life
|, surance Companies in che United States. l
hsveaaepted position Is General Travelling
Agent with tie lFtna Life1ns0Tance Company
of Hartford, Connecticut, believing that the
.Ftua possesses all the qualities desirable in
any life Insurance associated. furnishing assn
rance at LESS COST thaR$any other leading
life insurance company, with security for the
f,,6Ilmen, of their contracts SURPASSED BY
NONE. fhose desinng to effect insurance. Upon
their Iivs will do5Eell to first examine her
rates Of premiums and her record before in
vssting elsewhere. Circulars Of rates and any
N rormaton desired, relative 10 insurance free
= given at my Office. No. so North Cherry ST.
U.,hvius Tenn. FRANK f. PERRIN.
ap27 If Senerai "''''"s
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Second -hand books bought and sold, at
No. Is Cedar street. my4 1w
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Louisville and Nashville RniIrOad
Neu AdYArtIsemenfs.

We direct special attention TO the adxsr-
tisement of the Commissioners Of the
Pulaski Manufacturing Company, appear
ing iu our columns this morning. This
gives another evidence Of the returning |
prosperity of thai enterprising people
The names A. NJ. Carter, n. C. Buford, J.
p. May, j. L. Brandon, John c. Brown, 3
f. Rose, Sam Orr, w. F. Ballentine, Wm.
2Simonton and others such, aresA sufficient
guarantee that the company WILL not lack
business qualifications or capital reliable
and abundant. This company takes charge
of the Richland factory, no& in successful
operation, as part Of their stock, and
nucleus for the new. oThis, We believe, is
the only establishment ON the continents
where they have in use the newly invented
machinery for taking the seed cotton and
delivering it in silver without the use Of
clrds We have examined the cloths made
st the Richland mills and they compare
far ahead of any we havs seen from any
Northern factory, and our merchants here
concede as much. The commissioners are
now soliciting subscription for the Pulaski
Manufacturing Company, and We doubt
not that capitalists will 6ud it paying
investment
The attention OF millers is called to the
card Of P. NJ. Ryan, importer and manu-
facturer of millstones, boiling cloths and
mill material in generaE Mr.. Ryan has
been engaged in business for many years
in this city, and his work has given sa6s-
faction to his customers. With improved
facilities he is now ready TO do a better
part by the public, and invites their orders.
Prousnitzer, II Cedar Street, has pre-
emptory sale of desirable goods this morn
ing.
Ma. NJ. F. Hoover & Co, have opened
beg hair store at No. 81 North Cherry
street, opposite Maxwell House, where the
ladies can obtain every thing desired in
that Rne. Mr.. ]. E. Loiseau, for 16 years
in the business, superintends the business.
Private rooms for hair dressing, cutting
and champooing Goods at the most
reasonable prices. We cordially commend
this establishment TO public patronage.
The Peoples Bank, corner of Cherry
and Union streets, sells reSenue stamps al
government rates of disGount, to County,
Chance1y and Circuit Court Clerks, post
masters etc. Office hours from s A. NJ TO
5P.M.5
We direct specEl attention TO the sale OF
very valuable Bdgefeld property by An
derson, johnson 3 Smith These lots are
in Williams addition, and offer induce
ments to those wishing homes as well az
for paying investment
DIR. w. II. Morgan, dentist, hH returned
to the city and may be found at his office
as usua.
The Ella Hughes leaves this evening at
o'clock.
The Lumsden ID the regular Cairo
packet for Thursday.
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MEMPHIS, May 12-Cotton dull and
unchanged; receipts l76 bales; exports
1860 bales. Flour dull; supertne 50.
Corn 70@72c. Oats zoe. Hay $27. Pork
S3l so. Lard 1S@l94, Bacon firm; shoul-
ders l3fc sides 174c. Bulk meats weak
shoulders 124c; sides 1G4c.
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PATENTED FEBRUARY z, 1859
Jenkins Stomach BitterS!

Owing to the great success Of jenkins Cele-
brated Stomach Bitters as a certain SPECIFIC
TONIC and INVIGORATOR, for all disorders
CT the Stomach. hatulency and loss of appetite.
interested parties are flooding the market with
cheap and worthless nostrums. under the name
of Stomach Bitters. The public are cautioned
against usi1g them. as their sole merit consists
in q very inferior article Of Rot Gut" manu-
featured in the Northern market especially for
Southern sale.
JENKINS STOMACH BITTERs
are composed of the purest materials, prepared
with the greatest care by an experienced chem
list, tested and approved by the principal medi-
cal practitioners of Tennessee, and secured by
LETTERS PATENT. tthe infringement of
which is felony.) They can be used by ALL with
confidence, as a SAFE. CERTAIN and SPEEDY CURE
for all they are specified for; besides they are q
a GENUINE SOUTHERN REMEDY, and
worthy of SOUTHERN PATRONAGE.
For sale by all Druggists and Medicine VEN
ders throughout the United States.
Principal Depot and Manufactory' No. ~
North Market street, Nashville, Tenn.
R. P. JENKINS,
foh1r,f pataptae and proprietor.
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N EW ADVEKTISEME EN- Is
Steamboat Excursion
AND
SUNDAY SCHOOL BASKET PICNIC
UNHE UNION NJ. e. SUNDAY SCHOOL
will have their annual Picnic on next
SATURDAY, MAY III,

and give cordial invitation to all their friends
10 20 with them and enjoy the pleasure Of a
trip down the river 10 Rising sun Bluff.
and engage in the innocent pastlmes OF Ihe
children. The place selected is one of great
beauty, Abounding with sulphur. ohaly beste
and limeJtene water. fine play grounds. de-
lightful rambles for lovers OF nature, and q
The staunch steamer PINK VARBLk will
leave the Upper Landing at a. NJ, and will be
beautifully decorated and furnished with
hand of music. An organ will also be on board
10 aid the children voices in those delightful
songs which Sunday school children only can
sing. - -
ION one of pleasure and joy-the grandest Pic
The boat will have an Ice Cream Saloon, and
Will carry an abundant supply oil ice water
L,t ali are eXpected to take their own pro
Visions. ,s, CLnlo,
,,d servantS 30 cents. myl2-td.
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PULASKI MANUFACTURING CON
PARY

BOOhs Open for Stoek.
Books are now open for the subscription
of stock in the Pulaski Manufacturing
Company, stJ. P. Nays store, Pulaski
Tennessee, and the house of Orr Brothers
Brosd street, Nashville, Tennessee, and
will remain open until June ], 1869. This
company has the same charter az granted
to the Tennessee Manufacturing Company
now being organized in Nashville, anC
starts with the well-knOwn Richland Fac
tory, IN full operation aud paying profit
as basis Here is foe opportunity TO
capitalists to make an investment.
WIN. SIMoNToN,
Chairman of Commissioners
SAN ORR, Sec'y. myl2 I'd
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In the Political Interests of
tie PEOPLE

THEUMoN AND ANsRIoAE will take the Con
stitutiOn and laws for is guide. adheriDE to the
teachings Of the founders Of our government II
will guard with vigilance and hrmnsss the
rights Of all the people. urging upon all. m0dsra-
ton. forbearance and a steady adherencs 70
and order. thereby enabling the people TO
develop the resources and advance all the mate
rial and other interests OF our State End CON
mon country Feeling that these are sndan-
gered by the revolutionary schemes Of The Radi-
cal politicians. who now hold the legislative
power Of the government, We shall abAte moth
ing Of our past.OppOsitiOn to theirmeasurss.
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Gold stifened up yesterday. The fol-
lowing are the New York quotations !;
Opened at 1873; was l3S at IL; 1888 at
1890; 1889 at 2; 1885 at $50; 1881 at
$50, and closed at 1888 at 4 P. NJ. Deal
ers here were paying 1877 and were hold
ing at the New York rate.
New York exchange ID taken by the
banks at par, and sold By them at /
premium
United States bonds continue steady,
The following are the latest New York
quotations:
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FIour and Grain Mark ct

FLoUR.-The market continues distress
inglv dull at $6@10 for suPers, and $l2
for faacy. While the sales to the local
trade are liberal, we hear of no shipments
whatever, the Southern markets no dosbt
being heavily stocked from the markets of
the West.
Corn MEAL-We note shipments to-day
of 300 bushels to Atlanta, the market for
the week closing showing indications OF an
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The river was again falling at this point
yesterday evening, with feet large on the
shoals. Weather cloudy and clustering,
threatening rain.
The Emma Floyd from Cincinnati had
large miscellaneous cargo.
The Milbrey from Paducah had 500
sacks corn. E,f
The John Lnmsden will arrive to-day.
The Emma Floyd in charge Of Capt j.
NJ. Chenoweth, with r. w. Wise in the
Office, departs for CinSnnaii today at
4P.M.
The Ella Hughes did not get off yester-
day as expected, bat departs positively
for the Upper Cupperland this evening at
o'clock. Capt. VIM. Dix commands, and
]. b. Bowman is at The desk.
Lord Palmerston yesterday presented
Capt. Tom Bruce with several important
and valuable agricultural books for hi
Kinnikinnick farm.
Admiral Lees Red Reyenger's tobacco
ia still lying on the wharf.
| A ree-wheeled velocipede arrived bI
the Emma Floyd, and attracted consldera
bic attention on the wharf yesterday.
Admiral Lee, Of the McCracken Navy
has been corresponding with tie Browns
vile and Pittsburg Packet Comsany. Tn
purchase of one or more of their cllppe
steamers for the Nashville and Padnca
trade, will probably be the result.
IaBill Easley, the great pie'eater and coal
checker, has retired from the employ
Drewry & Co., at the mouth of Smiihlan'
} and gone farming.
River falling slowly last night at >
| Louis and Louisville, with 10 feet 8 inch'
in the canal at the latter place.
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Subscription Price Reduced Stfii
Lower.
TERMS CASH IN ADVANCE

TIE NASHVILLE UNION AND DIsP 1FOs and tue
NASHVILLE 9AzEFTE by consolidating the tive
papers. propose to make the UsiON AND AEsRI-
oLs the best and cheapest Journal ever published
In Tennessee. and we ask the united support and
favor ofthe patrons Of both the former papers.
in the new enterprise. pledsing ourselves that
in every particular our paper will compare IA
yOrably with the best In the entire country and
in saying this. We only repeat the expressions Of
many Of our patrons. who are most eapasls Of
Judging In such matters.
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MISeeIlaneOus.

SEEDs-CIover is advancing, and all
other seeds declining. We quote clover
at 10 so; timothy 90; blue grass
(cleaned) 90; herds grass 2 90; or
chard grass rs; Hungarian 2 20;
Hungarian country 2 %; Millet 2@2 %;
German Millet S.; Missouri Millet 81 %.
CoTIoN YARNs-We quote at 16, Is, 20,
and pc for 700, 600, 500 and 400.
HIDEs-Dry flint Country 2O@22c;
dry salt 1920; green salt lie; green
hides l0c.
IRON. TIE nnefste, common bar, &c per
ID; Kentucky, do, 4ic per Id; Tennessee
band, &c; Kentucky dc, &c.
SoAP.-Common bar, 74@lOc per b;
per fancy box $294 80.
LAND PLAsTER.-We quote at S25 per
ton in bags,