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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-17
Denies the Soft Impeachment

A paragraph appeared in our issue OF
Sunday in regard to the arrest OF NJ. l.
McQuithy, upon the charge OF swindllng a
soldier out Of his bounty money. The ioi-
lowing card from that gentleman, explain
atory of the circumstance, we publish with
pleasure:
To the Editors of the Union and American.
NASHVILLE, TENN, August 10, 1861
With no disposition to get into news
paper embroglio, "a man named NC
Ouithg" begs to inform thepubilc through
your valuable paper, that he was n& ar
rested on the charge of swindllrg" s,
former soldier out OF his bounty money
az stated in your issue Of the 10Th inst
The facts in the case are as follows:
Over a year ago a claimants bounty was
duly allowed and transmitted to me. An
other claimant Of the same name appeared
and received, by mistake In Identity, Inc
former claimants United States draft. The
latter claim has not as yet been allowed.
Two or three months afterWard (lhe error
having been discovered) our agent IN
Maury county was directed to ma Inc
proper claimant and liquidate our indebt;
edness to him. Repeated inquiries failed
TO elicit information as to his whereabouts
nor was it ascertained until he came TO the
CITY and at the instance Of certain inter
ested parties brought suit nOIens uoIenS.
Trusting, gentlemen, that you VIII give
this communication place in your paper
] am, very respectfully, etc,
NJ. T. MCQUTTHY.
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SOUTHERN PRODUCE Markets.
Charleston. Aug. Is.

HAY-There have been received about
$50 bales of North River for the week.
We note sales of this description at 95c to
81 per hundred.
CoRN-This grain has been in moderate
supply-say about 5000 bushels from Bal
timore, and limited receipts from Tennes-
see by rail. About 2,400 bushels Of white
Mary land were sold at 81 80 per bushel,
weight, bags included. Jobbing lots of
this kind are held at 81 34@1 SO per
bushel, weight, bags included. Tennessee
mixed has been sold at 81 q per bushel,
weight bags included, by the car load from
the depot.
FLoUR-There ia a moderate supply of
Northern and Western qualities in the
hands of dealers, and we quote super Of
this kind at Sc 1907 90 per barrel; extra
att 25@7 rs per barrel, and family at
s OO@9 90 per barrel. Southern descrip-
tions are coming forward more freely, and
may be quoted at 81 25@7 so per barrel
for super; 0O@8 so per barrel for extra,
and 9 OO@lO 90 for family.
BACoN-The stock is moderate and is
held stifly by dealers, and we quote prime
shoulders at 172c per pound, and prime
clear rib sides at 2lc per pound. Some
wholesale transactions took place at rates
below our figures. Prime strips are held
at 214c; long clear sailed at lS9(9l9c, and
sailed clearr sides at 184al9c.
WHEAT-New Southern is coming to
hand in small lots. Wequote prime South
ern red at 81 40a1 so per busheI, and prime
white at / Goal Is per bushel.
BUTTEK-There is a moderate stock of
prime Goshen. We quote good to prime
at 3Oa40c. Western and other grades sell
from 20 10 SOC per pound as in quality.
Savannah, Aug. Is.
BACoN-We have no material change to
report since our last review. Transactions
have been quite fair for the season, with
somewhat limited stock Of prime on hand.
Although we have no advance to quote,
figures have been well maintained, and
will probably continue firm. Hams, which
two weeks ago were the cheapest meats in
market, have advanced 4 to 43c per pound,
which brings them TO their relative posi-
ton az regards prices of other meats, and it
is difficult to offer strictly choice article
less than 25 to &c, in lots. We quote at
174alSc for smoked shoulder; 2O4a2lc for
clear rib, and 21a214c for clear bacon;
breakfast bacon 20a2lc; choice sugar cured
hams 25a26c; plain 2Oa2lc.
LARD-Choice has been in good de-
mand. We quote prime leaf at 2la22c.
The stock is light Pressed has been in
moderate inquiry at 16a1Sc; inferior quail
ties are controlled by figures ranging at
l5a154c.
BUTTER-Ihe market has shown more
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New AdNertIsements.

J.F. O'Shaughnessy & Co, are paying
the highest market price for wheat, oats
and barley, delivered at their warehouse,
w. 7. Weakley, as administrator of
John A. Becker, gives the usual notice to
debtors and creditors. Also 10 persons
having left watches with deceased for re-
pair, asking them to call and get them by
paying charges or they will be sold for the
same.
A good trade is offered for sale on the
river below GAINESVILLE and near the rail
road, in six hundred tract of land, either
for money or exchange for city property,
Apply to Morgan, O'Bryan & Co. in this
city, or on the premises, or to d N Kenne'
dy at GAINESVILLE.
See notice in bankruptcy.
Go to YeatmaD, Shields & Cos sale THU
morning for bargains. The offerings will
be varied.
The most fashionable ice cream salooI
in the city is Eldridge's, on Church street
He is always prepared to furnish it in any
quantity and any favor, for weddings anC
parties. 1t is very refreshing these no
days. Call and try it. 2
G. Rice & Co., are selling off their sum
mer goods now regardless of cost, and viii
continue 10 close out for one month a
rates lower than any where else in thi
city, TO make room for fall and winte
stocks. Now is the time 10 get bargain
at your own prices. Don't fail to call ant
satisfy yourselves with great bargains, a
@. Rice & Co.'S,
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he government:
Total offered .......s2.SSs.sOo

Total offered .......S2. 33S,SOo
UNITED STATES 5-20s ACCEPTED FOR SINKING
FUND.
Humbert Brothers...... 69000 at 1888
Cone x StantOn......... q 900 at ll9.73t9ll9 81
VermiIye Il Comm. 10000 at 1890
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MONDAY, Aug. 16, 1869.
Nashville rnfson Bsarkxet


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 always accessible
to the public:
LIVERPOOL, 11:15-Cotton market firm,
at 1349134d:
LIVERPOOL, 1:2O-Cotton quotations I'M
changed.
LIVERPOOL, 5-Cotton market frmer;
sales 1880 bales; quotations unchanged.
New YORK, 11:50-Cotton market quieI
but steady.
New YORK, 2-Market quiet but steady
sales 4, 900 bales, at 33A.
New YORK, 3-Market quiet but firm
sales 2S5 bales for spinning; 200 bale
for export.
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The TableauX,

Our city and Edgefeld readers should
not forget the tableaux to be given at
Hughes Academy on Tuesday even
ing next for the benefit of the Con-
federate Orphan Asylum and Tennessee
Memorial Association. All the beauty
and talent of Edgefeld and the glorious
eighteenth district has been secured, and
we predict one Of the most brilliant enter
tainments of the season,
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muRpEn WILL OUT.
A Horrible Tragedy Expiained-The

A Horrible Tragedy Expiained-The
Murderer Sentenced to Death.
The Knoxville Press and Herald gives
more detailed account Of the murder
which occurred in Fentress county, the
capture of the murderer, and the testimony
against him. We extract the following
from that paper Of Sunday last:
On the 10Th Of last November, a citizen
Of Feniress county went TO the house oil
old Mrs. Galloway, and found the old lazy,
her daughter and two grandchildren lying
upon the floor with their heads split open
with an axe and the floor deluged with
blood and brains. No certain clue to the
hellish fend could be found. One OF the
children, boy seven years of age, showed
signs Of life, and was removed to neigh
boris house. Two days afterwards the
little fellow showed signs of CONSEQUENCE,
and was asked "Who had done liz" Ills
reply was "Cal.n This information, con:
nected with other circumstances, directed
suspicion TO Calvin Logston, who had about
| that time fed to his home on Green River
in Kentucky. :,
He was pursued, captured and brought
back to Fentress county, by which time
the little boy, who seemed to have beer
preserved by special providence, was &c
nearly recovered, as 10 give a correct &C
count of the whole bloody tale From nj
testimony it appears that Logston came U
the house with two women, his aunts
named Brown, and demanded OF Granny
her money. with threats of presente'
pistol. Failing to get any he put up M
pistol, and seized an axe he founo IN IN
house and struck the old lady on the mead
and then served the young woman ana
! four year old boy in the same manner. On
| of the women then seized a shovel an
dealt the little witness blow, which is IN
last thing he recollects.
Upon the return of the prisoner :
| Fentress county, the citizens erected 8
impromptu gallows for his accommodation
but by the efforts of Judge Houk, Judg
Lynch yielded Jurisdiction. Failing TO g
iury in that county, the venue WI
| changed to Scott county, where, AFTER
long and laborious trial, the verdict hs
! lust been rendered of "guilty OF murd'
in the first degree, without any miugaun
circumstances" and sentence OF death pr
| nounced by Judge Houk, to take enec'
the 18th October proximo. G.
/ An appeal was taken to the eupten I
Court, and the prisoner and his guard a
rived here yesterday. n.
II For his prosecution appeared Messr
, | Dowell, Attorney General Huneycutt az
Henderson. For his defense Messrs. Your
and Sawyer.
Although the prisoner is only twent
f two years of age, he freely contesses
D | eight murders.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, August 16.-Consols for money
925@93; $40 bonds 834. at London quieI;
62s 834; Cos old, S2l; Cts Sill
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 16.-Cotton active;
middlings uplandJ 13fd. Orleans 133d.
Sales $500, including 5000 for specula'
ton, and export. California white wheat
declining lis 3d.@11s Al. Red western
los %. Flour 25J Cd. Corn 80. Oats
&c Cd. Peas 43.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-Money easy and
steady, at 6@7 per cent Call loans
chiefly at inside rates. Sterling exchange
dull at 9s@1Ot. Gold lower; opening at
134, and closing at 1881. Carrying rates
| 3(96 per cent. Clearances $65, 900, 900.
Governments heavy and lower, but closed
steady. State bonds dull; old Tennessees
624; new 5l4.
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YORK, Aug. 16.-Market rather
weak. We have only the following
changes to report: Ottawa plaids and osna-
burgs reduced from 19c TO 18c; Marlboro
do do from 49, to 18c; Albany do do from
Zoe to 19c and Canoe and Bates corset
jeans from 124c to 12c.
New York General Markets.
New YORK, Aug. 16.-Cotton quiet and
| frmer; sales 400 bales uplands at 334c.
Flour S6@6 60. Wheat 81 64@1 674.
Corn 9Oc@$1 20 Whisky, 81 Is. Coffee
active and firm. Sugar, Cubs, 114@12c.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 16.-Cotton-sales
IS bales low middling 30@304c; receipts,
IS bales. Flour-superfne So rs; Xxx S.
so; xxx Sc IS. Corn dull white 81.
Oats 64@65e. Hay S29. Pork held at
S35 so. Bacon-shoulders 19lc and zoe
for sides, hams 23@252c. Lsrd-tierce,
2O@2O3c; kegs, 22@23c. Sugar firm /;
common, 11@113c; prime, l4f@144c.
Molasses dull reboiled 60@70c. Whisky
81 124@l Is. Coffee inactive; fair, $50
l51c; prime, 16{@163c. Sterling ex-
change 1471. New York sight &c premi-
um. E.Gold 1876.
st. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 16.-Flour-Superine
SIS OO@5 so. Wheat 81 20. Corn 500
81. Oats 44c. Rye 95c@Sl. Barley 80
@$1 O5. Whisky 81 Is, Pork $34 %.
Bacon Is, 19 and 19ic. Lard Zoe.
Chicago Markets.
NHlCAGOp hugusb 1Os AOuA -sPIIbS ga
tras $6@7 624 Wheat 81 44@1 AL.
Corn, 9l4c. Oats 4S@49c. Rye, 81 %.
Barley 81 274' Highwines 81 10. Pork
$33 IS. Hams 17E@lSc. Lard, 1910
1890.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, August 16.-Family flour
Sc 1906 80; corn 93@95c; oats 55@6Oc;
whisky 81 10; pork $34; bulk meats AT
@151, 164 and l69c; bscon-153c, 100
l9tc; hams 23@24c; lard 20@202c; wheat
red 81 35@l 40; white 81 45@l 80
rye 9S@$l; eggs lac; cheese, Is and l5c
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 16.-Superane flour
S.. Corn Soc Oats 45c. Whisky ST. %.
Sales As hogsheads tobacco at SIS goo
IL 25. Bacon 16i, 193 and 1850. Hams
233@23c. Lard 202c. Pork S34 so.
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For Sheriff.
County Court Clerk

We are authorized TO announce +. Nj
Woodall candidate for Sheriff at the en-
suing March election. aug13tde
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TN frion3s Of Colonel James T. Dunbar

THE friends of Colonel james 1. Dunlap,
of Nashville, are suggesting his name as a
very suitable candidate for the office of
COMPTROLLER of the Treasury. This genlle~
man filled that Office in former years for two
terms; his administration, for both compe-
ency and fidelity to the public interest has
never been excelled. With the idea OF re-
trenchment and reform, the name of this
old. faithful and able State officer, re-
elected 10 this important post, there would
be a fitness in thipgs.-PGriS Inteltigencer,
Asto II
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Police Court.

Minty Stumpe and Minerva Davis, using
abusive and vulgar language and disturb
ing the peace, costs. Richard Taylor, as,
sa1It and battery, 50 and costs Hocket
BosIey, fast riding and drunkenness, % ana
cost; Jennie Rodgers, keeling houses OF Ill
fame, So and costs; David johnson using
abausive language, So and costs; James
Todd, vagrancy, discharged; IL. r. SPrlg'
gins, assault and battery, IS and costs;
RAYMOND Young, vagrancy, discharged.
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RIVER AND WEATHER

The river was still in falling condition
yesterday, with II inches on Harpeth
Shoals. The weather is oppressivsly
warm, the mercury ranging from "a to 80,
according &c locality. : -a lasg
No movement here in steamboats,.
The Ella Hughes and Umpire have laid
up at Paducah.
Among the river men who arrived in
the city yesterday, we noticed Captains
Dix, Cartwright and Bateman, and Charley
Toney, mate of the Umpire.
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Lean MountaIu RAILROAD

A dispatch from Columbus, Ky, states
that the Iron Mountain railroad Ia cons
pleted, and regular trains twice day Will
commence running tomorrow, connecting
with the trains Of the Mobile and OHIO
road at that point. The first through run
was made Yesterday morning.
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TENNESSEE HORTICULTURAL SO
CIETY.
delegates to the National Meeting III
Philadelphia Appointed.

naIeOAfes to the NatkOnAl McctAnS ~
Philadelphia Appointed.
A lively interest has been created by the
appointment, at the meeting Saturday; Of
the following list of delegates to the Ma
tional Society, which meets biennially, the
last meeting having been held at 81. Louis
and this year will assemble in Philadel'
phia, on the 18th of September, at which
time the Pennsylvania society hold their
annual meeting, which will enable the
fruits of Tennessee to be shown with those
of other sections.
By resolution of the Society their re-
representatives. will extend an invitation to
The Association to meet in this city In iSI l.
and for that purpose are sending this large
delegation, as they desire to present the
vast resources Of Tennessee as fruit'
growing region. The list we give Is only
partial but it embraces among its number
some of the best horticulturists IN the
State. We will be glad to be able to report
some other names from other counties be,
sides those given, and hope they will send
them in to the Society, as they will doubt
less be glad to have them join.
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Gold continuesto decline. The following
are the New York quotations Of yesterday:
Opened at 1S4; was 1S45 at 1928; 1885,
at Ills; 1885 at 1I:45; 134 at 1910; 1885
at lbs; 1881 at 2, and closed at 1885 at
p. M. Dealers here were paying 1873 and
holding at 134.
Exchange on New York is bought by
The banks at par, and sold by them at /
premium.
Government securities are much lower
The following are yesterdays New York
quotations:
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Criminal Court

RR Tuthill having recovered oil hi >
illness, resumed his business as Attorhe
General.
JB Patrick, murder, recognized In The
sum of 900 dollars bonds for his appear
ance from day to day. :,
The case Of Mel. Zachary, charged with
larceny, was taken up and portion OF the
testimony heard.
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Death of the oldest German Citizen OF
Nashville.

Gervas HAIRY, the Oldest German citl-
zen of this place, died on Sunday last. lie
was born at Preissach Baden, Germany,
18th February, 1888, and consequently
was eighty.six years and six months OF age
His funeral took place yesterday evening,
and was largely attend. He was known to
our German citizens generally and highly
esieemed.
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DIED:

morninS . of the Sth inst, JERR GIBsOE. in the
35th year of his age.
IMr. Gibson was for many years editor and
publisher Of the Meridian Gazette. in which
capacity he was widely and favorably known as
a good journalist. and true friend OF the
Sou b. He leaves many friends to mourn his
early DEATH
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We had the pleasure of meeting in the
city yesterday with Gen. james NJ. Quarles,
of Montgomery, a worthy representative Of
the good people of that section.
j. NJ. Heating Esq, the talented editor
of the Memphis Appeal, favored us with a
visit yesterday.
John Mulroy, late local editor of the
Press and Times, will leave this morning
for Memphis. He will take charge of the
local department of the Memphis Ava
lanchp
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srbe Corner Ring

This is the title of new paper issued
semi-monthly at Franklin, Tenn, Promls'
ing much of spice, humor and viVaclty'
with an independence in all public AFFAIR."
1t costs one dollar per annum, and Will
doubtless have a fine run o. success. All
communications should be addressed to
"The Corner Ring" care of j. and NJ
House. franklin,
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Tennessee Degree. Lodge NO. L.

On Saturday night last, Tennessee De
gree, Lodge No. !, 1. o. o. F. was reorgan
lied, and the following officers elected;
C. B. Hall, Lecture Master.
Clint Byrne, Deputy Master.
John II. Curry, Assistant Master.
Samuel j. knight, Secretary.
Henry C. Hensley, Treasurer.
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The Assistant Treasurer in New York
bought on the 18th inst. one million OF
5,2Os for the Sinking Fund (the previous
days purchase of two millions is to be
held subject to the future action of Con-
gresa. and was not for the Sinking Fuad).
The following is list Of the proposals to
COLL IN tho o,Ouarop7nnts
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RosENHEIM & Bro, tobacconists, are
re6tting their store, Nc. 0 Cherry street,
30 as 10 make it the finest and handsomest
establishment in the city. The senior part.
ner is now East, purchasing heavy stock
of tobaccos, cigars and pipes, superior to
anything offered here, They will give
the finishing touches on Tuesday, and will
be pleased to see their old friends, and to
make new ones. aug15 ct
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This splendid Hair Dye is ithe best in the
orld; the only true and perfect Dye; harm
less. reliable, instantaneous; no dissppoint-
ment; no ridiculous tints; remedies the i'll Of
fects of bad Dyes; inyigorates and leaves the
hair soft and beautiful. BLACK or BROWN. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers; and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory. No. 10
ond st-.NY. may23 1y
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London sdvices of yesterday quote Uni.
ted States 5 20s at 83l.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at 62 for the old and 50
for the new.
The sales of Southern bonds at the New
York Stock Exchange on the 18th inst,
were as follows:
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Rain Expected.

That load of empty barrels arrived yes
terday, and as little as il may look like
it at this time of writing, rain is sure &c
follow. We don't say that it may be ex'
pected TO day, but we advise folks to pre-
pare to take in their chimneys, as the bar
rel sign has never yet failed.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DYE.

MAGNOLIA HAMS at Shines, "a Publ
SQUARE. aug14 st
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
For COnpfroIler.

We are authorized to announce W. +.
Morris, of Camden, a candidate for Comp
troller of the Treasury of the State, at the
ensuing Legislature, pledging himself to
satisfy all the members of his financial
skill and qualifications for the position.
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Smith Cough, colored, arrested on the
charge Of stealing coat valued at $40,
was arraigned before the Police Commits
sioner yesterday and examined, and in de-
fault of bond for his appearance at the
Criminal Court WAS committed to Jail.
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Pence Warrants.

Minty Stump and Maria Stump, both
Colored, were bound over 10 keep the
peace for one year, to-day 10y Justice
Mathews.
Jim Smith was also bound over to keep
the peace for twelve months, at the in
stance of Austin Raines.
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The street and scavenger force Of the
city were paid of yesterday in greenbacks
Since the Receiver came into Office, this
force has been paid of semi-monthly
The payroll Of officers and men for the
past two weeks amounted to $40S 10.
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nnnI,Ie Charge.

John Connally and Thomas hInderln
we're arrested on Sunday for using abusive
language and malicious mischief. They
were placed in the lookup at the station
house, and, after remaining in there several
bours made their escape.
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Nashville Grocery MarAet.


SUeAR-New Orleans 12@I5. Deme-
rara, 151@16; standard hards, 17@174; A
Coffee 16ic, B do 16c and c do l5f.
CoFFEE-Rio, common to choice, 100
254c; Lsguayra, 2d@261c; Java, SS@4Oc
MoLAssEs AND SYRUPs.-New Orleans
per Dbl, 10000; syrup, 5Oc@Sl: COLDER
syrup, 81.
SALT.-Liverpool sack So 25; sever
bushel barrels, by the car load, So 10; five
and half do, 81 40.
RICE.-We quote best Carolina 1O1@
lie.
TEAs.-Imperial 81 1902 90; Young
Hyson 81 25; Black $1@1 so; GunpoW
der 81 65@2.
FBH-Mackerel, Nos, l, 2 and 8, pei
barrel, SCI, $19 and Sis; in kits, Nos. /,
and 8, So Is, So and 81 rs.
CANDLs.-Star, light weight, Ice.
PowDKR.-Dupont, 81 so; Hazards s.
so; blasting, SIS so; fuse per 1OC feet, 75c
SHoT.-Patent So 25; buck So so.
LIQUoRs-Common rectifed whisky pei
gallon, ST. 25@1 80; Robertson County
81 1902 rs; Bourbon, 81 25@5 so
Lincoln county 81 1902 Is. High
wines 81 Is.
BALE RoPE-Mo SIC; Green Leaf 90
93c; Iron Ties &c.
BAaGING-Z. Ward 23c; Ky Py 2399
24c; J. H. Flax 259c.
s UNDRIEs.-BIacking per doz. 40@75c
Washboards 81 IS per doz. Buckets pei
doz 81 7563. Tubs 81 1906 per nest
Starch 74c. Candy &c for assorted
per pound. Snuff 81 1908 per box fol
CARROTS packed. Matches So so per case
Pepper &c. Spice &c. Ginger 25c. Oys-
tiers So 25 per case for pound cans; IS %
per case for pound cans. Canned peaches
2 pound cans, 81 25 per doz. Soda 7398c.