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bales. -spriPkling the cotton, and carrying it
tnFougn the rain from the ein house, so that |
when compressed in bales, it heats and deterio-
rates IN quality, thereby not only selling water
ier cotton. but exposing the cotton to gradual
e9smage throughout the bale after it has passed
rom the planters hands. sAnother form Of dis
n1nest practice on the part of the packers is to
aiIoW masses a. the gin tags, dust and trash to
pe Piacea here and there in the cotton, giving
Itso to the necessity of opening bales aud I'M
dergolng searching examination here which Cr-
ate loss IN weight and heavy charges under the
neaes OF packing and mending in shippers nc
Every man must hold when he exhibits
sample OF cotton, and sells by it, that all the
rest OF the bale should be equally good and in
~ ~ y! iar as ne mas packed anything inferior to
mat sample. 10 the BALE to just the same extent
mas ne defraded his neighbor who makes the
I'VE think that this thieycry. perpetrated by
n 1Sw. 9ut attachlng odium to many. should be
Pei ~ out by every honest planter who knoHs
~ ~ = III others, that exposure may follow. and
!nns separate the guilty from the innocent. 1t
- rs eSteclaiy the duty of those receiving from
PiSanters 10 pla marked tags on the bales, that
W W.! fraud IS discovered by opening them, the
edp 'N~
The following are the cotton ouot.tions re-
celved at the National Savings Company corner
Union and College streets, where cotton, gold.
Do1o ana stock quotations are received hourly,
ana are always accessible to the public:
| LIVERPOOL, HIS oclOck-COtton market
| l31sd. -. Ia -s'
l249l3d. =, -.
NEW York, 1850 o'cIock-Cottou market de.
cllned 4 cent; low middling Is; upland %; good
mlddling SO4; Mobile 2914; Orleans 291S.
nav YORK, 1l:45 oclock-Cottsn irregular
| and heavy.
NEW YORK. 1:2O o'cIock-Market dull ant
tending downward; low middling Csc: upland
2S2zc; good middiing 30e; Mobile 29e;0rlean:
NEw YORK. 2O5 o'clock-Market irregular an
heavy; quotations unchanged; sales $50 bales
LIVERPOOL. 5 o'clOck-Market heavy; sale
5000 bales 5000 to spectators at l213 1875. l21;
| and 13d.
NEW YORK, 3o'clock-Market weak and do
mand fair; sales go bales for spinning; IL
bales for speculation; l. $50 for export; futuI
| delivery; October 261I and 2o3I; November 26
L Decemhar 2nN and Is. Iannnrv Dc. L -
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HymenIRI.

A marriage ceremony took place at the
Episcopal church yesterday. Rev Mr. Ellis
officiating. The parties united in the
bonds of malrimony we're Charles G Cali
kins, of Michigan, and Miss Mary Scovell,
Of this city. Oar best wishes attend the
happy pair through the journey Ct life,
which we hope msy be long ard useful
one. They left on the evening train for
Michigan. The singing of Miss Mary will
be greatly missed by the lovers Ct music,
who have often heard her melodious voice
at the various tsbleaux, &c giv,n in this
city for charitable purposes.
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The letter which was addressed TO the
Commissioner Of Registration by Secretary
Fletcher the other day informing him that
he did not know whether there was such
a county as Blount or not, as there had
been an election held there about two
months ago and no returns had as yet
been sent TO his office, reminded the said
Commissioner Of his neglected duty. He
sent the follwing returns TO the Secretary's
office yesterday:
Senter $40, Stokes 1912, Tiptcp, 3l7,
Mcdowell lois. There is only one more
county 10 hear from Grundy.
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General Agents Wanted

For uniform good board and cool, venti-
ated lodgings, go to the Planters, Sum-
mer near Cedar. iy If.
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RIVER AND WEATHER

The river was rising slowly at this point
yesterday, with 81 inches on the shoals.
Weather clear and warm. Mercury at
noon Sc.
The repairs on the Tyrone are progress
ing, and in few weeks she will be ready
for rise in the river.
The Talisman is the only boat at The
levee. She is in tiptop condition.
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ST. Charles Hotel,
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DHILOS oPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A NEW
i Courseof Lectures, as delivered at the New
York Mus um Of Anatomy, embracing the sub
jects: How to Live, and What to Live for;
orally Reviewed; The Cause of Indigestion;
FlatuIenee and Nervous Diseases Accounted
for; Marriage Philisophically Considered, etc
These lectures will be forwarded on receipt
four stamps, by addressing SECRETARY Bal
FIMORE MUsRU OF ANATOMY, "a West Balti-
more street Baltimore, Nd. my0ly
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1.-The statements of these banks are we'll
enough on the surface and in smooth times. but
their inability to supply their depOsitors with
the smaller denominations of legal tenders,
which the wants of trade require. is q fact
which creates uneaslness in the face of their
published reserve of Sl5. 534. 4l9. Furthermore,
it is well-knowD that the loans of our banks are
based to very large extent upon stock col
laterals and an examination of the extent to
which these have been watered within the last
two years, in connection with the violent fluctu-
atoms and panicky feeling on the Stock Ex-
change to-day, is the cause of much uneasiness
among bankers and money-lenders. Taking the
intrinsic value of railroad property based upon
the cost CT building. there there is not much TO
reassure money-lenders as to the sound con-
dition fthe stock market"
The New YORK Commercial and Financial
Chronicle. in its review of the cotton year
closing on the 3lst ult-, says:
we have been at considerable trouble to OBJ
tain a correct idea of the stock now held by the
mills. and lind that, although several of the
largest corporations are holding six, seven, or
eight weeks supply. the great body of the spin
ners are lightly stocked. The total held by
them, therefore, on the first of September was
less than we supposed, being about &C, 900 bales
against 81 ,OOO bales last year. Taking the stock
then, on the first of September at these figures
we see that the actual consumption of all the
mills, after deducting the increase held this
year over last year lSO,OOO. would bs about
96S. coo bales, against 962, 600 bales last year,
leaving for the Northern mills about SIS 900
bales against 800, 600 bales last year,
The new year begins with deficiency in the
visible supply OF cotton for this country and
Europe TO the extent of $780, 90 bales compared
with the amount on hand at the same period Of
last year.
1.-The following arethe prices of cotton at New
York and Liverpool on the first Friday of each
month for two years
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G76 80 S2OO-Everywhere, male and fe-
ID { - male. to introduce throughout the
Southern States the Genuine ImDroVed tom.
mon sense Family sewing Machine.
This Machine will Stitch, Hem, Fell. Tuck.
Quilt, Bind. Braid and Emhroider in most SUI
perior manner. Price only SIS; fully warranted
for FIVE years We will pay 81 600 for any ma
chine that will sew a stronger, more beautiful
and more elastic seam than ours. 1t makes the
Elastic Lock stitch. Every second stitch can
be cut and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart
without tearing it. We pay agents from SIS 10
500 per month and expenses, or commission
from which twice that amount can be made
address s. NJ. TOLlVER Il Co,
sel6 dlmw6m Franklin, Ky.
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We are authorized to announce Pat
Walsh as candidate for Magistrate in the
first district.
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York Stock Exchang. on the 18th inst. were as

The New York World of the 18th inst. says;
Bankers and money lenders are beginning to
be exceedingly anxious about their loans on co.'s
laterals such as Pacific Mail, New York Gem
trail. chicago and Northwestern. Milwaukee
and st, Paul. HudsonlRiver and other watered
securities. The condition of things in Wall
street Is anything but reassuring. At every
rally on the stock exchange, parties holding
long stocks are selling, and at times during the
day the market was on the brink Of q panic.
Rumors were afi0at In regard to embarrass-
ments with leading brokers, which, fOrtu-
nately for the general interests of trade,
were not correct. as any important failures in
tate panic to which it would be difficult to
place limits.
''The New York banks are not prepared TO
stem the current of any general panic. They
are expanded to their utmost capacity, and,
with nominal large deposits of'legal tenders,
they are unable or unwilling TO pay checks ex-
cepting in large notes of $500 or 81 900, which
are useless for the everyday business of the
people. Few of those who see the statements OF
| the New York banks published weekly in the
| World are probably aware that five banks out
| of the sixty composing the Clearing House As.
| ISOLATION showed in their last weekly statement
| net deposits of S5f, 9l86l7 while the amount OF
legal tenders held by all the banks was only
1 S5l,4S7 1863. In other words the depositOrs il
these i've banks held S3,500,000 more demand
| claims on these five banks than all the legal ten
| ders held by the whole of the banks. The fol-
! lowingis a a statement of the deposits and legal
tenders in these five banks in their last week.
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WANTED AGENTS.

Brs. Clements, Eiyes q Co.,
sep4 soc Proprietors.
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COTTON YARNS-We quote at IL, Is. 20. and
22c for 200, 600, 500 and 400.
SEEDS-We quote timothy at s.; blue grass
(eleaned) S3Eherds grass 81; Orchardlgrass 81 so;
Hungarian 81 IS; Millet 81; German Millet SO;
Missouri Millet 81; Glover $40 SO.
HIDES-Dry flint Country 20922c; dry salt
10000; green salt l09l2c; green hides Zoe.
IK0N-Tennessee, common bar. nc per d.;
Kentucky, do, 44e per ID Tennessee band. &c;
Kentucky do, &c.
SOAP-Uommon bar, 59l0c per h; per fancy
box s294 50.
LAND PLASTER-We quote at s25 per ton
in bags.
RAGS-HaTe a declining tendency. We
quote at &c
33@35c; Harness 4O@42c; Bridle per dOz 4sGG0c;
Upper per doz s36G4S; French calf skins per
doz $4a(1g6; American calf per dOz S36G6).
BARRELS-In demand at 65c by the guam
tity.
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under good cultivation, in Wilson county.
Bartoa's Creek and also another parcel Of
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This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
GRID; the only true and perfect Dye; harm
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ali Druggists and Perfumers and properly
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Und stN.Y. may3 "
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EngrossInr Clerk Of House.

We are requested to announce H. Lig-
gett, of Kingston, candidate for Engross'
ing Clerk of the House Of Representatives
of the next General Assembly, who h "a
heretofore served in that capacity.
sepI3 tide
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Fer Magistrate.

WE are authorized to announce General
Theo. Trauernicht as candidate for
Magistrate in the first district, Davidson
county, in place Of A. S. Thurneck, de-
ceased, at the ensuing municipal election.
seOO a.
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Nashville Produce Market.

BROOM C0RN.-The present week has been
very active. with large receipts and shipments.
The receipts to day include 1900 lbs. with ship
ments of 8.OOO lbs, We quote at 7gllc ac ord
ing to quality.
DRIED FRUTT-But little coming in. We
quote apples at 8 4 quarter peaches Iei halves
9; peeled II.
BUTTERFLIES materially declined, and a
choice article can now be had at q G30c.
FEATHERS-We quite at 6S973 according
to quality
E6GS-Firm at 20c PEI dOZ.
BRAN-We quote at SIS per ton.
HAN-Scarce at SIS per ton in store.
GINGSENG-Dull at 709Tsc.
RAGS-COmmand 41Sc.
COTTON SEED-We quote at zoe per bushel
of 33l2 lbs.
BEESWAX-We quote at 36c.
WOOL--We quote bury at l5920e; unwas he'd
without burs 25@26c, washed without burs $50
SIC.
SHIPSTUFF-We report the sale to-day Of
1900 lbs at $24 per ton.
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For COMPTROLLER.

We are authorized to announce W. P.
Morris, of Camden, II 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.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-22

London advices of Yesterday quote United;
States 5-2l bZs at S3i4i 65's old SZ55; 67's. SlA
and 10 40's at IS.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New York
yesterday at Ga for the old, and So for
the new.
The following are the quotations of the New
York stock market: New York Central zoos;
Erie 39 Reading 95ls; Michigan Southern
964;- Cleveland and Pittsburg lO71l Chicago
and Rock Island 1885,; Northwestern Com. BIZ;
Preferred $50; Fort Wayne So; U. U. Telegraph
Money in New York was very active on Sat
urday, and the market was stringent at per
cent. in gold. Many balances were not made
up until long after bank hours.
The bank statement in New York is decidedly
more favorable. and confirms the suspicion of
the locking up of greenback ks the preceding
week. There Is a furth slight decrease in spe
Gle and legal tenders but the demand liabilities
have been reduced in greater ratio, showing a
stronger position IN this regard. The cOntrac-
ton of loans is large and is probably the res ut
Of the reduction of values on the stock ex-
change, which requires less amount of money
to carry stocks. The following figures show the
changes during the week,
Decrease in 1853 500
Decrease in 4G3 957
decrease in circulation 85563
Decrease in 33 1874
Decrease in legal tenders........-....... Dds go
The totals of each item compare one year
preceding, as follows:
Sept IS, so. Sept. 10. '66
Loans. 1876 02i $27l 2S2G92
Specie. l4,23S.l t9 I4,665,743
Circulation. ........-s 81 972,759 "a O44, 693
Deposits. lS5.39Ol30 22S2f5SO
Legal tenders......... 5l,259,l97 63,77270S
The relative strength of the banks at the
last two statements in point Of ratio of re-
serve to demand liabilities, is shown by the
following:
Sept IS. 20. Sept. IL, co
Deposits and circulation s2l9 1852 $50, S222 78 $50
D per cent. IS............ 54S4O,I22 30. $3.50
Specie and legal tenders 65,197,3O6 G6 1888
Per cent. of reserve. 81 80
The following is an abstract of the statement
of the National Banks of the city Of New York,
in response to the recent circular of the Comp
trOler of the Currency, asking for a detail of
the items composing their specie account at the
commencement OF business on the morning of
the 8th instant:
Gold ~
Gold bars 39.S45 rs
Total s. 4S5 900 28
Silver ms III Z12 81
Silver 1882 81
Total 234 1876 IS
Gold certificates Twenties............"S $500 o.
Hundreds. 354, 20O %
Five hundreds. $4,000 o.
Thousands........ $685. 600 90
Five thousands. S.25Q0O0 90
Ten thousands $4,000 %
slO, 296 100 90
Checks payable rgold................S 2O5 1877 "a
Coupons payable IN golt......--.. 4S.6S 50
scription 743 81
Total ''...'sl0s 20 90 81
The following is a table showing the date of |
the first bloom, the first frost and total crop of
cotton for the years annexed
Yco- Bloom Frost Length Of Season Amt of
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SELF.HELP FOR THE ERRING.

Words OF Cheer for Young Men.
who having fallen victims to SOCIAL EVILS
desire better MANHOOD. Send in sealed
letter envelopes. free of charge Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadel-
hia. Pa. MN dGwy23
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FIRST GREAT
FALL TRADE SALE.
CONTINUING FOUR DAYS.
YEArMAN. SHIELDS a. co.

WILL SELL, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
w Thursday and Friday. the list. I'D. I'D
and oath Of September, 1869. an immense stock
embrace large cOnsignments OF the best and
most popular goods known tn the trade to
which will be added Clothing. Hats. Millinery,
Fancy Articles. Mems Furnishing Goods. to-
gether with an ALMOST endless variety of No
tons, Trimmings, etc. SELF 1W
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For DOor-Keep=I

We are authorized to announce Capt.
james H. Mickey, of Lawrence county, as
a candidate for Door, keeper Of the Senate
of the approaching General Assembly.
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Gold DUSf

The best Smoking Tobacco in the market
is the Gold Dust. se19 lW
If you want 10 save money, buy your
mattresses from f. H. Miller, No. 9 College
street, between Church and Union.
septlS lm
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Gold continues to advance steadily. The
following are the Ne lev York quotations 9i Of yes;
at HIS; 1875 at 1l:40 1875 at LIS; 1871 at 2
l5755 at and closed at 1871 at4P.M. Dealers
here were paying 1861 snd holding st 1871.
banks at par and sold by them at 4 premium.
Government securities are a shade lower.
The following are yesterday New York quota
ti0ns.
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Nashville FIour and Grain Market

tLOUh--Ihe market during the entire week
ments foot up 5,l3S bbls. The market continues
strong and steady as follows: Supers IS 5Gf;
single extra So 2596 so; double extra S. 5O(g6 rs;
dence of the advantages of our Nashville flour
market, we append st. Louis quotations of the
Goth. These quotations, il must be remembered.
are for round lots from first hands. In filling
small orders higher prices must be paid. One
Of orr city millers ordered 500 bushels of seed
wheat from that point, instructing his commits
sion merchant to buy the. finest sample
IN the Ell; state Of Missouri, We exam E-
there is fifty thousand bushels of wheat in the
first depository of this city, the lowest sample Of
which is far ahead of this. With better mills
at once that our -four is the finest. In addition
TO this fact, it will be seen by comparison of
the two mar kets that ours is fully one dollar
per Dbl; the cheapest. Here are the quotations
OUR-There is a good order demand. Sales
include IS bbls low grade at 81 IS; 40 bbls low
super 81 S719; 100 do do 81 50, del. $50 part de-
ira, part delivered, IS So; $40 Xxx IS COOS s.;
! OO0 do IS rs; ESQ choice do IS S796; $50 xxx
g 50; $50 choice family s. 1907 Is; 100 do do
CORN MEAL-The shipments during the
week have been liberal, and prices continue
stiff. We quote loose unbolted at 81 20 per
bushel; and city kiln dried at IS 50 per Dbl.
CORN-The market closes a shade weaker
owing TO more liberal receipts. We heard Of
sales from wagon to-day at 81 059l 10; sales
from depot at 81 l214, and 900 bushels deliver
| ed in depot for Southern ports at 81 2215:
| WHEAT.-The market continues steady with
sales tosday of 800 bushels red and white; in
| store. at 81 30 per bushel. The receipts to-day
| amounted to 1850 bushels. and the receipts fol
the week included $500 bushels against "a,
| 95S the week previous.
| 0ATS.-TransactiOns limited. except in lOca
| way. We heard Of sales from wagon to day o
| 100 bushels at 60c. We quote depot delivery q
| zoe.
RYE We heard of sales from WAGON at 81 l.
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Stock on hand =.

We are permitted to make the following ex-
tract from a letter from a well known commits
sion Fl rm in New York to a cotton factor in this
CITY on the subject of falsely packed cotton:
We need DOT enter lntO minute description
OF the different forms Of cheating which have
come under our notice, but the following are
some of the most common: packing masses of
wet cotton, seeds and trash in the interior OF
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For Senate Messenger.

We are authorized to announce Howard
Pickett, son of the late Joseph G. Pickett,
as candidate for Messenger 10 the Senate.
We are authorized TO announce j. 4.
Venable as a candidate for Messenger Of
the Senate Of the Tennessee Legislature.
We are authorized TO announce Master
Willie II. Bsskette, Of Nashville, candi-
date for Messenger of the Senate, at the
ensuing session of the Legislature.
aug26 tide
We are authorized and requested to ana
nounce W. r. Mccall, (son Of Senator
]. r. Mccall of Upton county, candi-
date for Messenger to the Senate at the ap-
preaching session Of the Legislature.
aug IL tde*
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The markets. we'll supplied with cattle. and
sales during the week have been made at 2@4c
gross. = :
Sheep are in good demand at 81 25@275.
Hogs are in demand at 61<@Sc.
The sales at Morses stock yard during the
week haVa bean nj f1fIougs
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For Clerk of the Senate.

We are requested 10 announce John Me-
Clarin, of Smith county, candidate for
First Clerk of the Senate, the ensuing ses'
sion, position he filled in 1S59-GO.
seq tide
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'n,vrD -

HARWELL-Y esterday morning at o'clock.
in West Nashville. Mr.. FRED H1RwELL an sx-
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We are authorized to announce Will.
NJ. McCorkle, Of Lebanon, as candidate
for Principal Clerk Of the House of Repre-
sentatives of the next General Assembly
Of Tennessee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-22

James NJ. Hinton, of the Fourth ward, is
a candidate for Magistrate in the frat dis
triet of Davidson county, at the ensuing
municipal election. sell te