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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-02
New Advertisements.

Foreign exchange on different places in
England and Ireland, Scotland, Germany,
France, Italy, Russia, Belgiun, Holland,
ETC., sold in sums TO suit by the Peoples
Bank. Refer to card.
For Illuminating oil above the lawful
FIRE test 60 to W. D. Kline, Masonic Tenn
pie.
"Rosadalis," recently introduced here,
is already gaining favor with all who hAVe
tried it. Our most responsible druggists
keep il on sale, and we refer TO advertise
ment for particulars as to its efhcscious
virtues.
Revenue stamps can be had at the Ma
tional Savings Company, corner Union and
College streets, at a greater discount than
that allowed by the government.
Buck, Barnes g. Co., 81 Market street,
present their card as wholesale dealers in
stoves, linware, house.furnishing goods
and everything in that line of business.
An old established house, they have q
well-merited reputation as frst-class BUSH
ness men.
Jacob THEM has bankrupt sale this
morning.
See notice of creditors meeting in bank
ruplcy.
The New York leaves TO day for Cincin
natl.
The Milbrey, goes up the river this al.
ternoon.
The Alpha will shove out at P. NJ. to
day for the Upper Cumberland.
The Lumsden is up for Cairo on Satur
day evening.
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RIVER AND WEATHER,


The river was again recediDg yesterday
with IL feet large on the shoals. Weather
cloudy and raining. Wind from the south.
Business on The wharf yesterday was
quite brisk, there being seven boats in port
receiving and discharging.
The Milbrey from the upper Cumbsr-
land had a cargo consisting Of SO hhds to-
bacco, and 1000 sacks of c3rn-a pretty
fair beginning for the opposition craft.
The Alpha brought down 123 hhds to-
bacco, 400 sacks corn and lot of bacon.
The Emma Floyd had large miscella-
neous cargo.
The Nashville cleared for Cairo with
one of the best trips of the season. Be-
sides other freight, she had 81 hhds tobac-
co, and a cabin full of passengers, and
thirty soldiers Of the Ash Infantry en-
route for Paducah.
The Pink Varble was taking on freight
yesterday. Ofthe arrivals from the upper
Cumberland, she received III hhds tobacco.
The jackstaff of the New York fell last
evening with terrible crash. Several
deckhands on the forward deck made a
narrow escape from being crushed.
The New York did not get Off yester-
dsy, but departs positively for Cincinnati
and Pittsburg at IL o'clock to day.
The Emma Floyd was also detained but
will leave this eve ming for Cincinnati.
The Pink Varble departs for GAINESVILLE,
Smithland, Cairo and st. Louis to-day at
4PM. She is commanded by that prince
of mariners, Capt. l N Corbott, with the
accomplished Ben F Egan in the Office.
Here is good chance for the travelling
public.
The Milbrey, in charge of Capt. P
Mcclure, well known Cumberland river
boatman, departs for Carthage, LGainsboro
and Somerset to-day at P NJ. 10 Woods
at the desk. Send down your groceries.
The Alpha, in command of the courte-
GUS Capt. Tom Ryman, departs for the
head of the hollow to-day at 4PM. The
gallant w r Gracey is in the office.
The John Lums1en will arrive to-day,
and is the regular packet for Cairo on Sat.
urday.
The Romeo is expected from Evansville
today. ..
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The Ladies' Fair now in full operation at
Masonic Hall, for the benefit Of the
orphans, is bound TO prove success the
ladies have made up their minds to that
effect, and they are determined TO carry il
out, in spite of everything. Appearances
are in their favor, and past experience
teaches US that, with the ladies thus en-
gagged, there is no such word as fail. On
last night, notwithstanding the dampness,
the hall was crowded, and sll went of
merry as marriage bell. The ladies were
IN good spirits, the visitors were liberal
and good-humored, and nothing occurred
to mar the general joy prevailing up to
the close, about midnight.
During yesterday Mrs. Beauman re-
ceiyed from Mrs. Demoyille present of
two large and very fine hams-sweet and
juicy; from Mrs. Hereford beautiful
cake, and from a gentleman on Cherry
street, whose name we have forgotten, a
half dozen boltles of wine. The cake
above referred TO was made by Sam.
Lynch, formerly stewart on the steamer
Talisman, one of the best nurses and cooks
Nashville can boast of May be live long
aud die happy.
Mr.. II. Busted sent 10 Mrs. Dolin's Ia
BILE, through Misa Fronie Reddick, mag
nltcent cske-one of the finest 10 the fair,
for which the ladies return thanks.
The watch case won on Wednesday
night by Mrs. P. McGovern, was gener.
ously donated by that lady to Mrs. Muir.
ply, to be disposed of for the benefit o.
the orphans. Mr.. P. L. Nichol deserves
thanks for large number of geraniumt
presented TO the table of Mrs. NJ.
| We should not forget to call attention t.
the beautiful lettering by Hearn for thu
orphan table, SYPHILIS cave, and "'Rebeccs
at the wells" all done by Hearn free o
charge.
Mrs. OlWill desires Us to return thanks
10 Mr.. Thomas Murphy, of Edgefeld, fol
donation of five dollars, and to Mr.. Hea
yer, the florist, for a number of rare ant
beautiful plants. By the way, in looking
through the carriage factory of Murphy
& Co., on Front street, we were deli hteC
to zee 30 much fine and substantial worl
of home manufacture.
Tonight splendid silver pitcher viii
be shot for, the person making the thre
best shots TO receive the pitcher. This is
rare chance for sport for good shots ant
those fond of this kind of amusement.
>. The indefatigable Jerry Buckley was oil
hand Wednesday and last night, in full
rig. After investing several dollars, ifno
more, he reported for duty, and worke'
faithfully until nearly midnight, making
good return TO the postmistress, (no relation
TO Grant,
The Odd Fellows Band deserves men
tion for good music furnished nightly a
moderate cost, but more particularly 70
their courtesy and gentlemanly bearing.
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Receiving Stolen Money.

Some four or FIVE weeks since, u teach er
at the Gun Factory negro school was
robbed Of a considerable amount Of money
by a negro boy, but up to yesterday, there
was DO clue TO the theft The matter has
been in the hands Of officers Starkey and
Funston of the detective police, who have
been on the track Of the money, and yes,
terdsy arrested John Thomas and Charity
Bailey, negroes, on the charge of receiving
the money knowing it to be stolen. Chart
~ had forty dollars of the amount on her
person, and when she found herself en-
trapped, endeavored to make way with the
currency by throwing it in the FIRE, but ii
was recovered by the officers before it was
burnt. They were arraigned before JUS
lice Wilkinson, and in default Ct bail were
committed to iail
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REID-GORDON.-In Franklin, Tenn. on
the 3lst ult., by DR.. R. K. HaTgrave. Mr.. JAMES
B. RED aud Miss LUCINDA II. GORDON.
WALLACE -HICKLAND. In Lincoln
county on the oath ult.. by A. S. Randolph,
Esq, Mr.. F. H. WALLACE to miss SARAH j.
HTcEIAND
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Tobacco Sales.

There were LOG hhds tobacco cold at the
Elephant warehouse, ClarksvilIe, by Turn
ley & Woodbridge, for the week ending
March &c, as follows:
10 hhds good leaf IL to 13 25.
% hhds medium leaf 10 to 10 rs.
50 hhds low leaf 90 to 9 90.
81 hhds Tugs 90 to 90.
5 hhds trash soto 80,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-02
For Chancellor seventh District.

We are authorized to announce Chas.
G. Smith, of Montgomery, a candidate
for Chancellor of the 7th Chancery Di-
vision, composed of the counties of Stew
art, Montgomery, Robertson, Sumner, Ma
con, Jackson and Smith. Election 18th
Of April. marl7-tde
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FIRST BOARD.
SECOND BOARD.

Inc New ork lost oil The afternoon oil
the 29th ult. says:
"The week opens with sharp demand
for money, and borrowers, Offering the
best collateral, are, in most cases, COM
pelled to pay coin interest. Exceptional
loans are reported at currency interest,
and at that weight with a commission. AT
the Stock Exchange brokers have paid
of one per cent. to have stocks carried I'M
til tomorrow, that having been the differ
ence between cash and regular sales. The
banks are generally poor, and have this
morning been calling their loans freely.
We hear, too, that there is a continued
movement oflegal-tenders to Philadelphia,
one bank here having to day received an
order for 100000. Doubts ale enter
tanned whether the large shipments of
legal-tenders to Philadelphia for some
days past have been entirely TO satisfy
legitimate demand"
The Comptroller of Currency, ON the
Both nit, sent the following statement to
Gen. Garfield, Chairman of the House
Committee on Banking and Currency, &C.
companied by a bill which he suggests
should be adopted 10 order TO secure ad.
dilional banking facilities, and also to pro-
vide for funding at lower rate Of interest
the bonds deposited as security by Nation
al Banks for their circulation. He shows
that there are now held in the Treasury |
Department S942. 1906, 800 in United States
bonds, as security for the circulation of |
National Banks, upon which an annual
interest Of 81 J, $50, l52 is paid by the gov
eminent. He also demonstrates that on
1887 SOC. 900 ia four per cent. bonds, which
at eighty per cent. would secure $3.50, O00,-
BOO National Bank circulation, the interest
would be 100000. BY this showing
he government would save annually s.
l90,l52. Estimating the bonds bearing
liz per cent interest in gold at an average
premium OF FIVE and half per cent, and
he bonds bearing six per cent currency
interest at par, it Wauld take $375,OOO,OOO
If the four per cent. bonds to take these
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rriEed.

A portion of tue people and stock oil
Dan Castello's great show arrived in the
city yesterday afternoon. The circus
horses made fine appearance as they
passed through the streets, followed by
hundreds of juveniles A number of Ole
er heads looked on with interest, and
thought, no doubt, of the long ago, when
they would gladly walk five miles out of
town to meet and hail coming circus
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BefOrm Synagogue

There will be services to-day (Friday
st the Reform Synagogue, on Front street,
and lecture will be delivered in the Ger
nan language. Tomorrow Saturday a
lecture will be delivered in English. Snt-
iscl: "What has preserved Israeli" Ser
vice TO commence on each day at o'clock
An Lectures 10 be delivered at quar-
To- 10 ten = All are invited.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-02

In consequence of defeat of the Span
ish arms by the insurgents, Sugars have
declined in price. Choice Family Flour
has also followed suit, and many other ar
ticles in the grocery line. To get the ben
eft of the declining market, go to W. W
Totten & Bros, % College street.
mar2l-tf
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Dan CasteIIS,s circus and MenagerLe

Everybody and the rest Of mankind
should hold themselves in readiness fol-
the great show, which will be exhibited
this evening and tonight. Dan Castello's
fame is coe1tensive with the civilized
world, and if be don't take The city By
storm, we will be mistaken. The mensg'
erie is large, including many animals nev-
sr before seen here, while the corps OF
eQuestrians are the creme de la creme of the
ring. Be on hand in time.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-02

There was an advance in gold yesterday.
The following are the New York quota
tons; Opened at 1913, was 1915 at 1925,
1917 at 1925, 1873 at 2, 1915 at 8, and
closed at 1919 at P. NJ. The rates here
were l3l buying and 1872 selling.
Exchange on New York is taken by
the banks at par aud is sold by them at {c
premium.
Government securities are unchanged,
The following are the New York rates:
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For Chancellor, 7Ih District.

We are authorized TO announce Hon.
homas Barry a candidate for re election
as Chancellor 10 the 7th Chancery Dis
trict of the State, at the special election on
Thursday, April Is, 1869, ordered by the
: exclamation of the Governor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-02
CITY NOTICES.

For safety, economy and brilliant light,
buy the oil offered for sale by w. d.
Kline, druggist, Masonic Temple. 1t is
almost inodorous. The oil. inspector is
again forced TO acknowledge that the Gre
test ia much higher than any in The city.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-02

Bound over.

James Ryan, who was arrested Wednes-
dsy. on a charge of stealing a dog from
Ed. Miller and a hog from Mira. Washing
ton. was bound over to the Criminal Court
Yesterday by the Police Commissioner, and
in default of security was committed to
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-02

We are authorized to announce Hon.
George Andrews, present incumbent, as a
candidate for the office of Judge of the
Supreme Court from the eastern division,
at the approaching Judicial election.
march Pie
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-02

We are authorized to announce James
f. Rice, Esq, of GAINESVILLE, candidate,
for Judge Of the Circuit Court for the
Tenth Judicial Circuit of Tennessee
Election Fourth Thursday May, 1869
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Cotton In King.

A yonng friend Of ours who is troubled
With Sweet TOOTH" yesterday received
by express a box containing large and
handsomely decorated pound cake. He
was Of course highly gralifed over his
seemingly good fortune, and felt deeply
grateful 10 his kind lady friends in a
neighboring town from whom he imagined
the beautiful present came. His chagrin
upon discovering that his pound cake
contained pound of cotton and was 9TH
erwise merely thin shell of sweetness,
need not be fully described. Its extent can
safely be guessed at. For a time he was
incensed at himself for forgetting that it
was "All Fools Day" He insists, how
ever, that this is the first time he was ever
fooled on cotton, and promises himself it
shall be the last, as paying on delivery"
for such things wont pay.
A PRESENT FOR Ex-PREsIDENr JOHN.
SON.-One Of the ladies connected with the
Fair proposes TO put up a beautiful and
costly gold watch, get with diamonds, at
two dollars a chance, the winner 10 present
the watch to Andrew johnson az present
from the people of Nashville. The idea
is good one, and We would be glad to see
it carried out; it can be done with little
inconvenience to any one, and We doubt
not would be received by our illustrious
fellow-citizan with pleasure.
OPERA CLoAK-A new and attractive
feature at the Fair last night, was a splen-
did opera cloak, on Mrs. Barry's table.
The ladies should not neglect this.
The costly gold watch on Nrs. Murphy's
table will probably be ratified tonight, as
well as the punch-bowl and glasses, and
the writing-desk. Three beautiful pin
cushions we're sent in yesterday, presented
by Mrs. VIM. Hefernan, Mrs. Trecey and
Mrs Hough.
The following is list of prizes, with the
names Of the winners:
Mrs. NJ. j. DoLN's TABLE-Opera
cloak by Miss Sophia Priestly.
MEsDAMEs BUDDEKE AND MCNULTY's
TABLE.-Bread basket, by s. Seifreid;
meerschaum pipe aud tobacco pouch, very
fine, by Willie Murphy.
ORPHANS TABLE-MEsD4MEs DoUGH.
ERTY AND KINNEY.-Pair of vases, by
CouliCan.
Mrs. OLwILL's TABLE-Case of stuffed
birds, by Celie Hickey; doll, by Mrs.
Lawrence Olwill.
MEsDAMEs KENNEDY AND WHELAN's
TABLE-Album, by w. Chidsey.
MFsDAMEs MCCoRMACK's TABLE Wine
set, by A. p MARCEL; doll, by Jennie
Mccormack; pair Of handsome clippers
made by George Conroy, by NJ. P. Ora
ham pincusbion, by Bridget Reilly;
Mrs. MURPHY AND Miss FITzGERALDs
TABLE Beautiful album, by NJ. C. Ben
nett; canary bird and cage, by John Quig-
ley; cEiId's dress, by Willie OlwilI; silver
egg-stand, by Z. f, Michel! cup and saucer,
by Annie Prendergast.
Mrs. BELIMAINE's TABLE Wax doll,
by Mollie Sullivan; doll, by David Miller.
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ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.

On the Errors and Abuses incident to
Youth and Early Manhood. with the humane
view Of treatment and cure, ssnt by mail free
of charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
jan2l 3m dkw Box P. Philadelphia, Pa.
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BALDWIN, THE CL0THIER,
Leader OF the Retail Clothing Trade
In New York.
falgT I1ef VII an

BafeheiOr's Hair Dye This sp endid
Hair Dye IL the best in the world. The only
fTlte and perfect Dye--hsTmless. Reliable instsa.
tAseOus. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown Remedies tbs
i'll effects Of bat DVss. InVizoraies ths hair
leaving it soft and beautiful. The Fshuine is
igned HiiiiaHs A. Batchsior. All thers are
mere limitations and should be avoided. Sold
BY all Druggists and Perfumsrs. Factory. 81
z arrIay street. New Ye,k. apr2g
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-02

We have one or two good job presses for
sale, which can be had at bargain, by
application at the Office Of the UNION AND
AMERICAN.
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Fscana arpr,sOuers

Two negroes and white man were re.
leased from the Jail 10 Fayetteville few
nights ago, by outsidePIties. The doors
were forced with an iron croWbar.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-02

We are authorized to announce Judge
A. NJ. Hughes, of Maury, as a candidate
for Judge of the Supreme Court from the
Middle Division. mar17 te*
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commissioners Court.

oven Rabbit, drunkenness on street,
s,ut down for twenty days.
T. G. Bowles, vsgrsncy, twenty days
in the workhouse.
Alice Mitchell, street walking, dis
charged.
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Nashville FIOur aud Grain Marke


PARTNERSHIPS to-day Of 200 bushels
at 81 n per bushel.
HAY-We heard Of the sale on the
wharf of al bales at $50 so per ton.
CoTToN SEFD-Continues in demand at
SIP per ton.
Coon SKINS Dealers are paying from 5
@25c piece.
BUTTER-Market firm, a good article
commanding 35@4Oc per pound.
EGGs-Dealers are paying l5@l7c per
dozen.
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...nnIinnd RniierK

Robert Hicks was fined fifty dollars
and costs, by Commissioner Stone yes
tsrday, for an assault and battery and in
default of the payment of the fine was
committed 10 the workbouse.
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BREcH, MANLoNE & Co, are receiving
their spring stock Of staple and fancy dry
goods, carpets, etc, and offer inducements
to purchasers. Give them call, No. 60
North College street. mar28.1w
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provision Mark,


We continue to report quiet market al
following quotations:
BACoN-Clear sides I74@17ie; should-
ers 134@14e; plain country hams Ice.
CHOICE HAMs.-Hart & Hensley's C. C.
G. hams, canvased, 191c.
MESS PoRK-Per barrel S32.
LARD-In tierces 19le; half barrels Zoe
kegs, cans and caddies 2lc.
DRIED BEEF-Sugar cured, 1S3@l9c.
BEEF TONGUES dozen, S. SO.
CoRNED BEEF-Per half barrelr, $l2.
Nashville FIOur aud Grain Market.
FLoUR-But little doing 10 The way Of
shipments. We quote at Sc 5O@l0 so
supers to family.
CORN MEAI-Shipments to-day of 300
bushels. We quote city kiln dried at
So 25, and 65c for unholted loose.
WHEAT-We heard Of the sale of a
small lot Missouri red to-day at 81 40 per
bushel.
RYE-Small transactions to-day al 81 IS
from wagon and 81 so in store.
CoRN-The receipts to-day amounted to
over 5000 bales, with shipments of $500
bushels. We report the market steady at
Coo buying, aud 75c sacked and delivered
in depot.
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Continued.

The case of Alfred Young, coloredr
charged with stealing horse, valued at
500. was continued by Commissioner
Stone yesterday.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, April 1-Evening. -Consols
925@9S. U. S. Bonds S33 Bullion
decreased e462000. The Bank Of Eng
land has advanced its rate Of discount
from to per cent.
FRANKFORT, April Limited States
bonds S7s.
LIVERPOOL, April 1-EVening. Cotton
dali; uplands 12ss; Orleans l2ss; sales 5000.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, April - The money
stringeney is very severe to-day; call loans
S@9 per cent. on gold Z per cent on cur
rency with commission Of Lilo To per
cent. Sterling dull; prime bankers 100
Is. Gold firm in response to an advance
of per cent Of rate Of discount, and Was
ington kilograms announcing the prOba-
bility Of a break in the cabinet on the
Cuban recognition, opened at 1919. al.
Vanced to 1914, and closed at 1873. Clear
ances SIS, 100000. Tennessee bonds lower,
old 65s@66; new 634@644.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, April 1.-Brown sheeiings
154@16l, Printing cloths 7s@S, Amos
keag prints ii I, American III; Mons De
lains 5000 New York Mills mnslins %
Wamasuita Is, Tuscorora %, Masonvilie
184, Red Bank l23.
New York Markets.
New YORK, April Lection fully tc
lower; sales 2lO; uElands 2S4e. Flour
S. 1906 20, closing 5@1Oe lower
Whisky nominal. Wheat 81 45@l s..
Corn S7@954.
New Orleans MarEets.
NEW ORLEANS, April Cotton nomi-
nal and unsettled; middling PSI; sales 500
| balee;receipts 1888 bales; exports 6.s43.
Gold 1924. Sterling dull 14l5. CONNER
ciAl 1910 l40l. New York sight 4@4e
premium. Sugar dull, common lie;
prime 14c. MOlssses easy, prime 72Ie.
So. louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, April Flour 81 5OG6.
ST 80. Rye 81 %. Whisky sec. Sugar
134@I54. MolAsses 10000. Pork $3l 80
@32. Bulk meats 12915ic Bacon
shoulders i34c; clear sides lie. Lard
nomipally lower.
chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, April Flour S5@6 ST
Wheat 81 l04. Corn 53l. Oals 5S@53Ic.
Rye 81 204. Barley 81 COOL g. High
wines Ssc. Sugar 14916e. MoIassss 81
| al 05. Pork S3l. Lard l78c.
/ Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, April Flour and grain
unchanged and quiet. Whisky Ole.
Lard lSc; sugar II9 l6c; provisions quiet
and unchanged; cotton duh and prices
nOminally unchanged; butter 4O@5c; eggs
IS@l9c.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, April 1.-Sales 230 btles
tobacco 44@l54; pork 1872; lard 1slc (;
bacon IA, II, and I74c; bulk meats Is, Is,
and I6Ie; -four. So 50@G; corn 65c; oats
63@5c; sugar 14@16c; molssse= sO@s5c F;
whisky Gle; cotton 264c; wheat 81 45@55;
rye 81 As; hay 2o92l.
I REa,nnhss vH.rEes.
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Omnibus Line TO be Discontinued.

We understand that one of the omnibus
lines running to Edgefeld will be discon-
tinued to-day on account Of an increase Of
toll at the bridge. This will be bad news
to the people of Eigefeld.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-02

For Attorney General and Reporter.
We are authorized TO announce Thos.
Ii. ColdwelI as a candidate for Attorney
General and Reporter for the State of
Tennessee. Election fourth Thursday in
May, 1869. mhl2-te
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The ChancelIOrshIP .

To Messrs. John Hugh Smith, Jordan
Stokes, and others: You have asked the
liberty of using my "name for the posi-
ton Of Chancellor of this district at the
coming election"
This call ia made in such terms Of
compliment that it leaves me no choice
My name ia at your disposal. If elected
1 will serve the people to the best of my
capacity. Yours, respectfully,
EDWARD H. EAST.