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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-08
Nashville Produce marker

iBEEswAx We heard of small sales to-
day at 38c. .'.'.s, 80
GINesEEG-Salest 10 day at soc. r 2
bUrTER-We quote at l24@15c per h.
from wagon. s'.. u = .
Eees-We heard Of sales at 13Ic.
WoOL.-We quote bury at 10000;
unwashed without burs 25@26c, washed
without burs 359S7c. Receipts heavy.
FEAraERs Command from 6S970e.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-08
Upon the Subject of Agri-
culture,

And kindred topics, We shall slso give an
tonsiVe variety Of valuable and interesting mat
ter-tbs best adapted 10 the fasuins Glasses Of
our State. which will. in ErsSf measure. sup
ply the place Of family agricultural papar.
.'........ l. U.rllE Ei I.7
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There we're twenty-aix cases before Com
missioner Stone yesterday, the majority OF
Nhich wee Tor drunkenness
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.



New YORK, June Bids made to day
for $5,OO0,OO0 gold. Money market
active and steady at 6(17 on call inside
rate Oh government securities. Sterling
Exchange somewhat weaker at 9s@9I.
Gold closed weak price. opened 1881, fell
to 1881, advanced TO 1885, snd closed at
1884. Carrying rate 3697 per cent. Clear
ances IS, 100000. Governments fraction
higher late liz the afternoon, closing dull
but steady. Slate bonds heavy, old Ten
nessee SKIES 67s(967 }, new 64@964f u .ssi
New YORK Dry Goods markets.
New YORK, June Dry goods gen
orally quiet, with but little change.
Bleaehed muslins advanced &c.
New YOrE Markets. .E
New YORK, June 7.--Cotton frmer,
lands 303c. Flour So 00(95 80. Wheat
81 1901 43. Corn 65(990c. Rice dull at
8f@9c Coffee steady and in fair demand.
Cuba sugar lI4@llsc; Porto Rico 124c;
Havana 13f@I3i. MoIasses UnchrDged.
New Orleans Markets. i.lHH
New ORLEANS, June 7.-Cotton active,
advanced; middling 2S3@29. Sugar
common 10@l1; prime 134@I34. Molas-
ses-fermenting 1908.
ST. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, June Flour "a SOFAS
25. Wheat 81 07C9l 90. Corn 63@67e.
Oats 64@66. Bye 90@93c. Whisky
9ic. Groceries dull Pork 32@50c. Ba-
con held at IA, l64 and l7ic. Lard lSc.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, June L Flour IS 00(95 25.
Wheat 81 O9.t9l 094 Corn 81. Oats
Sole. Rye ST 90. Barley 81 1901 so.
Hlghwines 92GD94c. MoIasses 95@Sl 90.
Sugar, l34@l4i. Pork, sSl 50. Lard,
IS@lS4c Bulk shoulders, loose, 1T.
= ~ ggaef0aati Markets.
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CARDs, RILL.HEaps, BLANKS.

All Kinds Of Railroad blanks,
Circulars, Posters of all Sizes.
TQBR0RK OF ALI KINDS DONE NEAT
% fy and as cheap ut the Union and inert
can Hob once as anywhere. tive us yodr
Pauonsgs. RuEfO tf
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Trunks repaired and covered at Dun
stead's trunk factory, II Deaderick street,
up stairs. jun6tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-08
Grent Reduction I'm Prices !

E. & J. Northman, 20 Public Square,
have marked their entire superb stock of
drygoods down TO New York cost, at which
rate they will continue to cell them prior
to taking account Of stock, July l. We
are determined that none shall undersel
us in any department of our business
Special inducements given now The shop
ping public, especially the ladies, are in-
viied to examine our stock and ascertain
our prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Remember the place at e..str..a...s...s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-08

GEETLEMEE's fine kid gloves at two dol
lars pair; fine drill drawers at one dol.
lar pair; best quality linen bosom shirts
at two dollars and seventy FIVE cents each;
and fine clothes, clothing etc at same rates,
at G. B. AbbOtt's He ia selling out at cost.
June7-3t.
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no BUHDERS.
Amphitheatel New Fair Grounds

DARTIES DESTROYS OF RENDERING
for the above work. may see the plans and
description at the office of Dobson Il William
sou, Architects, No. q Public Square, over
Hamilton Il Cunningham's Hardware Store,
Tuesday. Wednesday aud Thursday from 9 to
O'Clock, and up to II noon. Friday, June IL.
Psrties must be prepared to give satisfactory
work. Sealed proposals must be seat in to J as.
NJ. Hamilton, Esq No - Public Square, not
later than P. NJ, Friday. June IL.
The committee reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals for said work.
BY order Of the Budding Committee of tho
Tennessee Agricultural and Mech qnical AssC-
citation. DUBSON X WILLIAMSON,
juno 81. et Architects.
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Harness Maker Wanted.

GOOD HARNESS MAKER CAN HEAR
n of situation whsre he can make good
wages, bV calling on r. q. GREER. at bar
hart's Business College. Masonic Temple.
Church street.
Apply Immediately. jun5 ST.
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We have just received a LARGE STOCK
Of the above named popular make Of
Shirts made expressly for our trade. which
we are offering at reduced prices. Also. I'm
DER shirts. Drawers. ma ndikerchIeIs
Socks saspenders, Gloves, Cellars
Cravats, Bows, Ties. scarfs, and every
thing pertaining to a gentleman's toilet, at
r. II. THOMPS0N'S.
mars If Al Cherry Street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-08

S. 4l-ff MONDAY, June 2, 1869.
CoTToN,-There was another advance of
&c in New York yesterday, and cores
ponding advance in our market, which
closed firm as follows. 3ls9 3'sigf i't-''.f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-08

iSiock on hand...-. !.......f 10 1881
The following are the cotton quotations
received at the National savings Company
corner Union and College streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations are
received hourly, and are ahsays accessible
to the plblic:z - - EEEOIGLr e. Z.
LIVERPOOL, 31I.15ACotion market &C.
tive: Sales Today 1000 bales at liz and
IT'D. .rxs FT[s
NEw York, 1OSO-Demand good and
prices have advanced. Uplands 303c.
LIVERPOOL, 1:20-Shipmenis of cotton
from Bombay since last report TO lst, 40
600 bales. g1a,}'it .'ltt g sti
New YORK, noon-Demand fair and
prices firm. Uplands Bose.
New YORK, 2--Holders ask an advance
but buyers operate, with caution. Sales to-
day 500 bales; low middlings SOC: ND
lands Bic; good middling 32]c; Mobile
81 fc; Orleans 3I3c. II "A fA3fs
New York, 3-Market quiet but firm
Sales to-day 1000 bales for spinning; 500
bales for speculation; $50 bales for export
100 bales low middling November delivery
at 25c.,r3 f -s-,-F ol 49, :
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S5aeianaGI Markets.

CINCINNATI, June Flour and grain
unchanged. Whisky 9je. Pork is held
at $50 90. Bulk meats, loose, l24 and
I54e. Bacon, looee, l34, II and l7l. Lard
Isle. GroceIles unchanged Butter 23c.
Eggs decllne.l to lSe Cotton iirmer and
prices are tending upward; middlinss 29c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-08

THOSE in want of fine pomsdes aud oils
for the hair from the laboratories of Coud-
ray, Pinaud, RimmeI, Delettr6z, Low, Bazin
and many others, can get the best from
my23 lot DEMovILLE & Co. Vi
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-08

TaLtng liberties with Sidewalks
4 man named J $. nTharn was Ar
rested y,-trday lu, paiaiing ielItr7 Oh
puhiic side walk,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-08

Hon. james NJ. Quarles, of Montgomery,
Hon. W. Z. whitthorne, Of Maury, and
Hon. J o. Shackelford, of the Supreme
Court, were in the city yesterday ~.
Col. J. M. Heating, of the Memphis
appeal, Col. Keller, of the ApaisnclIc, and
w. l. WestbroOk, of The Brownsville Bee,
were In The city yesterday, in attendance
at the meeting Of the Southern Press AS
ISOLATION. We uust their stay will prove
agreeable and their mission beneficial 10
the press interests of Memphis and the
entire Southwest. .e,
Col. Thomas J. Freeman, of Browns
vile, who 60 ably argued the cases in which
the franchise decision was made, is on a
brief visit to the city, on business and
pleasure.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-08

DEMoVLLE & Co, have ali kinds of
nice tooth preparations, soaps, powders,
pastes and washes, Jewsbury, Browns,
Rimmel's and Bazin's. my23-lOt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-08

THOSE who intend taking trip this
summer would do we'll TO call at DEMO,
Vile & Co.'S, and get all the nice necessary
toilet articles for travellers. We have, eX-
pressly for such purposes, combs, brushes
aoaps, etc, etc. may 23-1Ot
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-08
military WIthdrawn from CIarksvlLe

Military WIthdrHWn from CIarksVIIIe.
Col. A s Bayless, of the Governors
staff, returned yesterday from Clarksville,
where be has been 10 investigate the truth
fulness of the report in regard to recent
troubles at that place. After conference
with leading citizens of both political par
ties, he was satisfied that the presence
Of the militia was wholly unnecessary TO
the peace and quiet Of that city; and he
accordingly ordered them back to Nash
vile. They arrived on the Tyrose yes
teTday. g.f-5 UEE ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-08

OUR toilet sundTy articles embrace most
everything that a lady or gentleman could
wish-ccmbs, tooth brushes, nail-brushes
powders, puff, mirrors, pocket kniVes, etc.
NAV 2S.IOt DEMoynLE & Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-08
I Nashville Flour and Grain Marker
Co.'s MEAL-Dsmand good -for local

1877 1'IV1S D"PoIHHC FOEJv ,
double extra Sos; family IS SO; fancy
So. rt.e-sr sr p =
Corn MEAL-Demand good for local
consumption. We quote. at 75c per
bushel for loose unbOlted, and So so per
barrel for city kiIn-dried. iasH
WHEAT.-Sales of 400 bushels old
choice red at 81 &c.
CORE.-We heard of sales 300 bushels
to-day in shuek at 67l; 1900 on wharf at
7Sc, and shipments of $500 at s2c delivered
in depot.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-08

E. Fl. Miller, No. 9 College street, man
ufactures the best quality of all kinds of
mattresses, and sells them cheap. Call and
see. -..r my Is I'm
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. Fruits.

Sandy Cockrill has cOcoa-nuts 10 the
rough.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-08
MORE TRUNKS.

- RETs' NO / SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS
and Valises-an additional supply Just re-
esiyed by $50 JOHN RAMAGE h SON.
janet 4S College strest.
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). & ]. NoRTHMAN,
~ UUIHV u UdINi
3 doors from College street.

GENUINE Farina Cologne of all sizes
Lnbin's Lavender water, Esn de Roses
Magnolia water, toilet and sachst powders
in great variety, can be had at .'-
my23.l0t DEMoyILLE & Co.'S 3
ID. b. HICKS sells ice cheaper than any
body else in town. Depot and packing
house on Bank Alley, opposite j. W. Viii
son & Co.'s tin shop. je5f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-08

UTASHINGTON FOUNDRY, MANUFAC-
w timers of steam engines and boiler, saw
andIgrist mill machinery,
woes. GARDING MACHINES,
M tchihe Cards and Smut Mills.
DOWALL, PAGE i co,
cor. Second and Morgan sts., 81. Louis.
Iny2 Flaw ma w3m
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE


GOING eOUTH-Nashville and Decatur
trains leave station On South Cherry street. at
A NJ and 7:.s0 p. N. Notr9in Sunday morning.
Accommodation At S.35 F.h., tgoes 10 Column
tfal Trains arrive at 40 A. NJ aud IsuO p. n
Accommodation 10 A n.
lyoutsvfIIe and Nashville Railroad
Leave NashviIle............5:SO A. NJ and 235 P. n.
Arrive at LOuisville.....l30 r. N. and 1920 P. N.
Leave Louisvile...-.....li5P r. N. and lO.45 p n.
Arrive at Indianapolis...7:5 p. N. and 3:i5 A. N.
Arrive at st. Louis via
Indianapolis. ...-....6:25 A. NJ and 40O P. NJ
Arrive at st. Louis via
A. n. and l:D p N
Coach on freight train leaves Nashville at 4;oo
P. N. and arrives at 9allatin at 6:2o p NJ. every
day except Sunday.
Nashville and Chattanooga k"itrO""'
Leave Nashville at 500 A. NJ and oie9 !. :,
Arrive at Nashville. A; n ana ~ n
The 900 A. n. train from NashViiie' uO0S
run on Sunday. .-
sheisyvfIIe Accommodation.
Arrives at ~, q,
Leaves Nashville ----.--.....'-.--- =
Nashville and Northwestern *. NJ
Easva Nashville.......-.--6:0O A. NJ ana 990 0 r n
Arrive at Hickman k -ll:0P y. anu w.. ~ A. n
Leave Hickman. ky---- 50 ?. NJ AM 80 ~ =,
Arrive at Nashville .,.l2sW NJ Anu o.v "; a ~ ~
Sleeping cars run Through 10 memphis Oh
the 800 P. N. tram.
EdgefseId and Kentucky X. II.
Arrive at Nashvihe.....-........- An
Lava KashVil r.
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LealsrIIe marksss.
RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river which was declining on Sun
day, again commenced rising yesterdays
with four and half feet Harpeth Shoals.
Weather clear and pleasant. Thermome-
far 90 ..t E0r ttsrs re f'H
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-08
The sales on the 4th we're as follows
FIRST BOARD.
SECOND BOARD.

The Now 0rk Il0le5. Says m It's money
article Of June 8: ] MO 80 tlji
AT the treasury gold sale of 81, 900, 900
at noon to-day, the following awards were
made, or to the highest bidders, out of
total bidding Of So. $50. 600:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-08

You vii find at DeMoviIle& Co.'S an
elegant assortment of the finest English
French and American hair brushes OF all
sizes'snd prices. my23-l0t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-08

McGill is permanently located at Salts
mans gallery. Photographs 81, so per doz-
en-. my7-1 m.
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The Umpire arrived on packet time
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-09-24
SOUTHERN PROSPERITY.

A writer in the Journal &C Messenger
very scnsibly urges that 1000, 600 bales
Of Cotton will pay the South az much
money as 100000; that an abundant
supply Of breadstufs, viii enable Us 10
keep our money a. home, and thpt this
money invested in Manufactures would
make the South the richest and most
prosperous, country in the world.
i'Wc want" as the Central Georgian
says, Section and wool factories cstab-
lished all over the cotton and wool pro-
ducing portions of the State. We want
to put tho magnificent water power God
has given us, and so long running to
waste, to driving thousands of spindles,
looms, giving employment to the mill
lion, and manufacture those articles for
which we have 30 long been dependent
upon Lowell, Manchester and other
places. Why cannot we mauntsc!are
prints, musIins, cloths, &c. Why p
We CAN do it.t Not a bale Of cotton
need so out of Georgia in an unmanu-
featured state, except at moBtfemuncra-
live prices. We might say much Of tho
superiority of the Southern cotton,4 but
defer it for the present. But weEwant
TO convert our resources into megthant-
able shape withoutpaying Others fabu-
lous prices to do it for us. We want
furnaces and boundaries dotting the hills
and valleys of upper Georgia. We
want more railroads and less discrimina-
ting against local trciglts. We want to
GO TO WORK in the right direction, and
such a future as there is in store for
Georgia no man can forcsec."
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-09-24
ASHES FOR WHEAT.

A correspondent of the Rural Gentle
man, writes very strongly in favor of
ashes to prevent rust in wheat, supports
his arguments by facts adduced from
his own experience. He has in numer-
Gus instances found them to possess a
marked value, cxerting three fold pow
er for good. We extract from the ar
ticle the following paragraphs
/. The ashes operate as manure
upon the wheat, even in the limited
quantity of eight bushels per acre.
2. They push the wheat forward sew
eral days, and in time TO escape the hot
sdltry days, which SO often prevail about
the time of the "heading out" of tho
wheat, and,
8. They strengthen the stem, giving
it substance and solidity.
l may here add one or two more
properties to the ashes they afford just
that kind of pabulum or food which is
best for the development and perfection,
Of the grain, and will, in my opinion, al
SO prevent the ravages Of the fly in
wheat. would here venture the re-
mark, that whoever tries this cxpcri-
mcnt will thereafter spread his wood
ashes upon his wheat as above indicat-
cd and in so doing he will efiectually
guard against and prevent the rust. in
his wheat.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-09-24
SOUTHERN PRODUCTS.

In addition to the immense production
of Cotton in Louisiana, four Parishes
alone producing 100000 bales, the
State produces 100000 hogsheads of
Sugar, and yet, it is said, not moiety
Of the lands are in cultivation. Labor
ample labor-is the first necessity
now Of the South.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-09-24

CLAIMS FOR CAPTURED PROPERTY
The total amount Of claims filed against
the Government for the capture and de-
struction of private property during tho
late war amount 10 three million dollars.
A goodly portion of these claims have
been audited and adjusted, bat Seere-
tary Boutwell, has given orders tkat not
a cent shall be paid.
''Just compensation" says the con-
stitution, 'sball pc made for all private
property taken for public use;0 is not,
then, tic government that refases it a
repudiatorR In view OF its many de-
mails to Justice to the citizens, its abro-
CATION Of the titles of hundreds Of mill
lions Of Southern property without any
compensation to its cdict compelling the
Southern States to repudiate debts con-
tractcd in good faith, its refusal to con-
vert greenbacks into bonds when tho
former bear the. guarantee in black and
white on their face, how can il complain
if the centagicn of its example. should
strike among the people and eailse TO-
tosyotc Nay to all payments in Sc
ment Of the war debt? A prineiplS
be worth anything, must
eases. 1t will not do. to "A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-26
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For 800 Per Line

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Includes Sin0Ls PdpeTS OF 0rer 10000 ciTcuLd-
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which the advertiser obtains "a Insertions to
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AT Cabinet meeting to-day the ques-
ton of appointing those whose nomina.
tions went over came up. The general
conclusion was reached that where the
snrfne from positive opposition the APP
nnintTnents would be made.
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There are no unnecessary restrictions in
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Policies may be taken which pay to the
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the interest on the annual payments.
Policies may be takcT that will pay to the
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No extra rate is charged for risks upon the
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II insures, not 10 pay dividends 10 policy
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Circulars, Pamph cts aud full particulars
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