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, 1869-09-06


htlhh M!4. In H4tusdAy. tha market lar uurr.,
~ .t Iak e:,sts "cIs realizing .n adv anc.. VI
~ ThsA. /. Aestt par4 carr, Of
seA Hate: Erp " E.e.aE. at d Ls{k EsTorftn
eo.h ~ h1k j. U hns. tltat ovcnlusL i oats Il Sc
tenAt1sIA to-o4 corn II SIC.
t ~ Et5I. ~, 2-Ths ta!1o~in4 charters 4te r.
mts" ,1iss naiss tSfie.t !mtsF tn lut.tt i ~ irs
ALa4E1xE1 Eyt l~Thess W.. hais u s. .a4EIy
!ar trstein and Anr s4t elAr1eEt the *ehGcnel
tltd4nA hLaf st Anc far rhrAt to kineston- The
sehnunsf " J. HtA!tnt l4tes salt from BAY UHy u
GRIND Hayrn Il :1 Ac rcs tA5r,l
,CtxSKI4Hn- ftt& 1-The HtFuff sa7s; Ercty
tluA 1A aaist u dA anlonk sh!ppcr1+ rates hm Rna
bMt th1rt Sesets 4eEtd tut grain 1t I,ss DaN
!ae to ktne1tcn snd k II Hutfato. At The As,ut!c
&teat We*tefn HatFc tfocks tbere Ii utt tho nst.a
.et4Fity ln Tbs ato h.tlnets. During ths month o
AHStst 2N6 sout mVe rnIoattl, anil sixty .seFn {
Fe.seas dlseha-1et3 thf4tfrciths khetc.r
HcIFA0 Srtt 1-Ian tusluwfnk charters werr 70
rorfrd: baES lES4 RAuS'n cal. Buffalo n nAtiue,
Ht6 Ter ton ire: bark T. Anrrv!L coal. Buffalo Il
GiIeAo, 81 90 fErc hashl lrA1ds rAstnt, kunpo der
Oh h14id. "
DITEotT, Sept a--Ttett 10 no change in the fcur..
roton Of afatra Eoassc rcl&!.s Offering trre,r II
tbs yent Improvement for wheat, &4ar aru ii prrt
:nt shr s:ardafd rates u sol II A1d UsRrso
sa1sra afc rar5!H3 lHmleTtn Cleveland At fAA1 fr3t
hay EisJ. and ~ from HUT HAFtaaE. Charters
eehlsnef hcE.tor B.s1 at+. TT wheat u Usxeka
srnK Sr Cnt hran. iu1te.a Au HAtte to Deirnlt, ri
on t!r nil eehnorrr hlfetn, Io3tts and timber
AlpSpA to tlof Gland. At - ~ ia The r1il
, 1869-09-06
For tho Week Ending Kept. j.
SATURDAY RfExtsG, 6crl l.
BEKF CATTLE.

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.ss si..s. w., ,''t IT. :..i :. CT Leai
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Wttr ~ dt,'s;.'ta M.ls NY e,t.'ls:.kl e.n
uut At .dtsta4tI4iIy sEi.3 tsi,a. H.! fl~t.ihi
ktp Ientln us,rla and sfe market es couI arsts'.!1
| ateA1y !. the 4aotatinRs GRIN helo*:
/ CLOSING fH1cKA
| Choice Hetfes-Ftue, fat well toEI:td. to
tyra: old steers, md, averaging traa l,Su
r!s hss1;oad 1si:;tsi aasj ~ 80
Fiji. Glsdsr-F u ststs1 ID fAI Ie4h. a7eE-
ues4a1 un1 e e,.aM l9 t;ccs Ind :ood ~
eeWs. tes ett5 ll1ashteF md sraax:us 10
s,set e o4,ls.csG@sn s:ai;. asssat
IltcltsE-LSht acd thIn and atte5s.,4.- 3oos1a
Wcef, Ed ief ise eofTeasena.as 1*fsed L.: sssF;
, 1869-09-06

SATURDAY EVENING, Sept s.
Tho following tablea anoW tho receipts auL ship.
Mcnta at PRODUCE for tho past txenty.fo1T hours:
REcEIr1N FuR TIE rAaT TKEKfy.FQER UQQtA
, 1869-09-06
Port Of I5AQuls


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~ ttnhl- tsses. Philadelphia, 4ai ael4 kRua -
,rhi.r ron tmLsA4N, atpt. I-rs-p ST. I1u.s
, 1869-09-06

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AnT!,spr 4, '., D|s! .tJr" z r:i'tHSI
...SsnW hss,t9Yt',t1 tl:i';a. A:,,SI tit.t:,
, 1869-09-06

Walrantcc deeds cenFcytnE city and Suburban
rropcfty within teveu rElleA Of the Court uoase,
Ele1 for record on Saturday, September =:
IinEDan Fl, so It c u 1AultQa ii, !, 2a4
l2sH n; August 30, o.,......-.......-.....- 859o
ulnnlan ss, 5eo II Of Fa1lIna s., 81, e31
125H II; August 70, ,.....-.. :-....... oeo
North 1iotey At . cor Of Cox st, !, As1 -,
soft; 1nlT l5....... -.:...-.. ......:..-.. Wv
iisS Il; August &C.. @ ~ s.cec
Lincoln It, 744 fts ot Ktntic st. {, lNx ~.
Chscsso ~, ~ ii q of cen:ru aE. . 1. eax1n -,
II: 1n!y 3, 1865. -......-...........-.-:.... a.
Enton 10ad % n d of A1uttagc road, ef. -,
Gex10c II; July i7..-. ~
,El1ton roai. ls9ft n OF Asnlsasc road, c I, -,
Gr11tn II; July 1s........-. ....,."...... ~
EangAmcn it, n cor Of yan nuren q, Y I.
Ra11Ss n, with building; August To-. lzVa
MletllEsn ~, l25 II n OF Th!rIy.thlfA et,
I, 9txItsi-lo; August 3t...-.--.......-.. ME
| Wentworth ar, ngt II n Of ThtttJ.thift II.
VT, as1lfo It, HHh ttuAd!ngs; September y,
puisrrnrlh #. gnsl It Of ThtEtsetn At, ci, -
| xlr0 It: Anr1At ts1...........- .-.,,.:..: l'ss
tn thutt, III II e of ARtor IT, anA 81 soi r.
| banks st, w I. 9.E1s9 It: August ias-,-..... b
| tpttft or CTR tiNtta-
| Frederick place. &n fthrf f1oweu II. ct.*" !,
11k1 It; AuGnst fb..............-......t N. ~
4 wEsf uF TIT ttMi1s-
Wett takr II, oI Mertcn 1t. p&s1dn asfes' n. 4
AnEu..s II, ~, :, rveii,n i. i, Y.i "
h,,nttet u, s'd It MT 1u!.rn st. v I,'.::;
lso II; Brrtrfnts1 .. a...,....,.t''.'..t''''
, 1869-09-06
pakt Al AaAkunrgtc,

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rta-P5Lp Gss.aan. irim aiava
x,., EllARASs:tA
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a,lt liAs. u! tEleta. !di l6us utt Lleylfaul
W. .hsa, Va t.st ole, l;u, xf4Al
hAI-6.iLA NtAtlrt N4g,l
, 1869-09-06
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ttI} ni1fhtis;
at.t.f tt,.r ...t l. Ii. t,i,ss.s-t t.!....s;

tt.3 ai1fhtis;
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: ';:;: ,.: u:
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Tie rrpsuec aIuFLc,..
NEW runK
Vt s"a.' si a Il III ,ts.s s'.' %a s
r. ] + :s !: i 1',Sa
;:!! i ill.,. IL 5S' .$s
4: III a dt1t. Z ia. ~ a 4 TT i a;
4S a. spS is!i *: II atts
4 f Il n !; i; N y
;atsa, .s4aie M = sls is1 ~ .Hi III
s"{sr ;s.b s' Is &, Ts sa,s;
sha st ns,s'n. n IT, h..'sy .ud barley nA au usa
It !;;f!s - ss:f :.ts =;
sS* {; k;siS1,I s f. "a Ii
e1 maasrs.<iy sac asrs; ..c. 10 b.
:is:'' ~ ;s ':i a
la;IaoiIsx~f Al l;c for crude: IKE for te.
Sni1-Qu!ct, -.
M ,Gis H. Il ~ .eps.: :. saAs1se
st:s.: ss.sy !. tsS S:.is1ss .,fH1ss
wv sas ,ae': ::h e. ss.ss Z, d. sse.e
tfs 81 &; sn.s ": sta r s C. fs2a s9 %s1,t.a g.
t;'s fis:l26 & 3IEBa i ss1:;i 1 ::,t
tTpyI&I1xs-Fork htAsy and lover tAe4 &t1 bria At
, 1869-09-06

EEAAAEA .
Tke seesrts Ct be<s Tor The wetk jas. eIo*td were
&Ms had a<ain1t 344A bead fer the corresponding
tt with sttaay md fairly aetiys der3ana tren III
10 "a Bntron Providence and aeto1ntt
I'D fos 9oeh rtlccs h1ve been Thoroughly safs.iacd
th5cukscc:- TufIok fszn L: s9..s7aa fr efIa s;.sA
DC n! .lns pIieess thoath slaes ~ AMP we5e
Iral.fcd In one CT trio tss:A1cr-- Common end Eecs
a Fr1asa n s1eh u AR cn1nuoaiT known a. YORK
ho," have beeu dull md nfelreted and under ttsad
aStaifHi,JI Thtn. aadef the nehta reefIs:. I'd
the nietr faFer.tt &drters frna below. hettss de.
1asnd t1ir:ei sd rTire+ nroed t.te 10 pest o.
tbe decline recovered howe.er ard nn!sss tacre
1 - ser NJ ir2,s..;e nj
nrs,ts r7rft llft Il ~ head onlst and under is.s
fnqrir fn New York. Bestcn. prgEidense
ee:r q ii assf.e Tssrs ~ ? 70 Gtas2d A. I'd
ee.rtiea se7e: haaifcd head rrn41n In Tho pc7s ~
scid F7tcrs vr,e without ma:estM ehanEri M eslss M
r1aftur Ut - 80 FIR err1ron; ter me
tG;a; ttsls is for fcod IN eh"ie~ Aut II - S~Ioo
~ etty1 1bt ,la1ket c3n4rs 1utrt st dreltEc g!
sc ~ 10 ~ cu eou,.nen snd medium kr4tss dunrs
ti.e wc.k S.lcs to-!1F embrace The teslywIls
r7rt<1 r
, 1869-09-06

e. Ell IL a.thI athI "es.is. a. WIZ e. I t. ''
h.ta, ft..s II "hi"A. he f. III, 4 !nyintt';lr
ItIt. ntl. Ihtn - sttti,t i1FtNx The siAf
t,.lt Tie Attkl II ir tsII! IT tn s T."
s;,NEi It ta!rt,ts ftEItH"t. "hicltN,tr "ts.l !,
hi frsn liz ais inp,'o lH'll ill!ts 10 t,est
4, Mn tielthr N'tr ,!"ts y Ia't. II t'urw t:,s:,
the ss1ke ts.. r.I!sd. sIst,s IT ltiA1s7h lt sns
.1 ftE tstIy!x III Mcniny nrrr nj r ant ! Eet
mn
, 1869-09-06

ruE a1KlpsrcFFs MOVEMENT.
The following were the receipts and shipments
Of aouf and G1ain at this point during the past
wcef, aad for corresponding weeks endaas as
dated;
, 1869-09-06
MA1lNt.fG tjY 1'ElEUtlhfti,
batttAR a|attsi4,

b"tttAR ata.tst4.
tisis,lAH
IL Issf!; 1T: ls:t't :. At =; .,!,s !ar 4. ~ =; '
NJ; t'1!s z {: &, 1its, It.. H.! + Il i Il,
Vi: hI., IN; !h'';ia l)s%HJ VI '''' A. ''~'-'''
I4rAukGt Eit4
.f!:y, i!s4 s|s.. L. ts4D. il, 'aiEls.
WI gG.sla,;a ILL.,. 'il:,a,iIx. 'il::,'a;,iiICxIs.
thttan dutII tttr!rs Erl.r!s, ii. tifir fi,t
tLtu ENtA
tt:1-i Ef,iVn. II, II. fats. IS, H. u'rn. sh ii.
tI'i.E r. fHi:.", fmt. NJ. Al Heel. eo4 i.r4.
f.IaN ,ifs u
{lE"sdaaaS, {la"'t:as u. i: l.ls,tss tase,, t!s IS.
81; 1:S'S: :g 4rt:tt: !. n: :rs: Sk.|r; III
fet.r!er:u II A5.r tfr. s.I
, 1869-09-06

Ntw 1utS, Frrt. --Tir dfy r"i' r,Hsf{ hrtnes'
m.itfAltts stHtr AMI fln'tA tnfr ,ns fI.se
IL. .it+t lshc st,.: + IT. tstn;s .a' ,,td Ill
' "iSIs ulb,t tyu.ss IN seink& IL totust ilst
, 1869-09-06


Iap. tSa l5h 116a
sard.y md Menaay.... l..:l L&s 70 Lau
TuC4tAy- h6hl ~! 1G3 S!H
Mtd1-NIA3 3-... hucS e-tt9 A1.l AlAa
1hEF-AAT..s.....-..+.-...S MI As.S -4l3 ~
EYttav.....,....,..,...., 1855 AY3 l1Il ha$3
SA,ardaJ,,..,...,..-..... l.82 l1.1 466l 1.5t
EA4l6 1t,$I& IA1:o tAtpp
laEi Nttk...-.-.s~... f4A+s @Hj
Week bctcrc t3et......-.. :9,lto :..&a
Reck ending August L.. a3,1t3 E-6
Total for foct wrecks, ..le.-&s -. l53-s% -.
sause period last year.. E4sE :hh3
lbtfEA4$..- sd-t8 2I741
TEE tctl2tA Tor th,1 week xu1 La: coupa5r fol-
Received I'll. -ese1s
RttetFed trofe slls
tight E.o1tLs end4rs August y. Lee. were q fat.oWa1
RAe<srrL ShirT-rf
Observation-Disclosures, 1ia.skl
.June.... N..6
1njy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1t.-La.
Ars1tt iih33
Tr.rd tetal .U,.s1 :tan4
S.,no rc.to4} Inst vsar r.,..,,.....7tas.3 EA-Asl
| In, In EN1
, 1869-09-06

Tutnt, ,............. sit.ran eH, Fa at.H77taaa NJ
last Hiss l2,pt'.i .itH,hl 1,79f.191.e2
corresponding wHeh ..,4. :.
{Hst feht. ;. ,, H. cau 1st,p1 l.s17,t71. ia
i rta tapHn ~ n,,.i il, ttsw ftuk il HHY wHnIt
, 1869-09-06
Miss Woods School
OCEAN STEAMERS.

EVH YOUNG LADIES AAU Vt1ll4O1AESe
o5i MichIHnn.nv. md TyEelftA-9t.,
Kul orta nn NandsI, Ssfte.lket L, tS2.
, 1869-09-06

tlt iutats, u 3l,AA - s.e8l.6.o -. sdtosa
liutitr. u. .-......., tust.G3 ~, ~ .ase.a
Lard. H. 80, ,od2l lG0 8t,otaoas q, ,t94,4ao
Islow, ns..:.... ..1,,o!tGl! s,t57, ,as !a,4el 80
Tobacco, crude, rks, 1ll,as Sl.Ws s, ea,lo5
Iet1p!eum Galis. l3l. lis ,sGA00 VIZ. ~
, 1869-09-06

JErfFf...,
E9ilty-,Ttttrtrfi lf't!l, +
tHrtrtsh III rtf,1,+Ief
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-27
Compress for Cotton.


A number OF persons visited the depot
of the Nashville and Chattanooga railroad
yesterday to witness the operations of q
new cotton compress, patented in 1868 by
Gray Utley of North Carolina, and to be
manufactured in this city by Charles W
Anderson. As il is now late in the sea-
son, and planters generally having arrang-
ed for the baliDg of their present cropl
but little more is expected now than TO,
supply those who are without press, and 10
introduce sufficient number to fully test lie
advantages over all other presses now in
use. 1t is contemplated before another
saeson tobuild suitable shops, and to man.
utacture an ample supply for 1870.
The press now on exhibition acted fac.
ly, COMPRISING well baIed cotton about 25
per cent, and the best baled hay 20 per
cent, thus calculated toj affect rates 10
transportation very materially.
The proprietors do not propose to sell
State, county or individual rights, but 10
supply the press, guaranteeing it TO be in
every respect as represented, or no sale.
The costs Of these presses will be about
Sl75, and notice will be given through
advertisements as soon as they are
ready, and TO whom all applications shall
he sddraSoaf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-27
Personal,

]. E. Rust, Treasurer of the State, re-
turned to the city yesterday, from Wash
ington, whittier he went in company with
tw other gentlemen TO attend to some
business connected with the National
Tennessee Bank at Memphis.
Col. Frank NJ. Duffy, of the Hartsville
Vidette, was among the distinguished no.
tables in the city yesterday.
Our esteemed friend, ]. w. Settle, of
the firm of Cooke, Settle & Co, and Trea-
surer OF the corporation of Edgefeld, has
just returned from trip through the Up
per Cumberland counties. He is very
much improved by his rural sCjournings,
and although not yet Riddleberger in
weight, he may be said to be in excellent
condition
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-27
Exclamation,

In paragraph, few days sgo, we men,
toned that there was but one house Oc-
cupied in the johnson block, and the south
side of Broad street, between Market and
Front, looked almost deserted. This
closing Of stores wss in consequence Of
numerous business changes, and the houses
were vacated before the expiration Of their
rented terms, and therefore doors closed
until September /. The houses are all
rente now, and will be occupied by new
tenants after that period. That noted
grocery stand on the corner will be re-
modelled after the most modern and im>
proved slyle.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-27
Fight at Mckenzie.

An alteration occurred at Mckenzie,
on the Nashville and Northwestern rail-
road, last Wednesday, between a white
man and a negro. The dispute was COM
menced by the negro boy, who was intoxi-
Gated. 1t was in relation TO some money
the negro said the white man owed him.
The negro was cut several times on
his back and shoulder, inficting severe
wounds, which are considered very dan
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-27
Neu AdYerlIaemenfs

Read city notice of w. Z. Wards SEM
mary. Session begins % September next:
Information is wanted of the whereabouts
of Samuel l. McClendon. See advertise
ment.
Albert & Seeman continue TO surprise
the people with the low price of goods
Examine their advertisement in. another
column. Large auction sale on the 3O.h.
Study your interest, and don't fail to at
tend The sale.
Mr.. A H Steinoecker is in connection
with D0rman's music emporium. He
aavertises for music pupils. Mr.. s., is an
ex-Confederate soldier of considerable note
and an experienced teacher of music.
Store houses for rent No. IS North
Market street.
Attend the soiree at the Seay place
this evening.
Tenant wishes TO rent comfortable
house in Nashville or South Nashyill.
Geld checks on New York can be had at
the Nashville Savings Company, corner
Union and College Street, at the lowest
rafoa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-27
Deliehtfa, Traveunx.

Persons who have occasion to travel of
the line of railroads in Middle Tennessee,
and especially. on stage roads which do
not run directly 10 Nashville, speak ia
almost extravagsnt terms Of praise about
the easy, elegant and rapid means Of
transportation furnished the xsyfaring
public BY The liberal owners of stage lines
over these great highways of the world.
A lady snd gentleman who arrived in the
city yesterday from come point up the
country, describe the horses and
stages By which they were brought
part Of the way as really magni-
6cent--compared to sothinS. They say
in fact that the transportation furnished
them by the considerate and enterprising
contractor "beats nothing all to pieces
The fact that they were considerably ia
tigued by the journey is attributable to the
fact that they walked most of the way fol
the purpose of resting the horses ana
getting a good view of the country
Notwithstanding this slight inconveni
ence, cur friends express themselves a
exceedingly anxious to take just sucl
another trip-when all other means O
locomotion have failed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-27
Not ALI GOld

A rural individual yesterday, submitted
big bag fall of glittering geological
specimens. to the inspection of an expert
enced worker in metals, for the purpose
of being satisfied whether the shining
dornicks contained gold or isome yellow
commodity of baser sort. Upon being in
formed that there was no gold in the rock
their owner evinced some disappointment
and threw them away, remarkiDg that hi
did not before know that nature had gone
into the counierfeiting business. He il
now satisfied that gold is not the only
thing that glitterr,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Pretty Women comparatively few
Ladies mono2olze the Beauty as well as the
attention of Society. This ought not to be so,
but it is, and will be while men are foolish and
single out pretty faces for companions.
This can all be changed by using Hagan's
Magnolia Balm. which gives the Bloom Of
Youth and a refined sparkling Beauty to the
Complexion. pleasing, powerful and natural.
No lady need complain of q red, tanned,
frecBled or rustic Complexion who will invest
seventy-fve cents in Hagan's Magnolia Balm
Its effects are truly wonderful. To preserve
and dress the hair use Lyons Kathairon.
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balloon Ascension.

J. r. Aliens balloon is now nearly
ready for a trip to the clouds. 1t is a
mammoth institution, being one hundred
and ten feet high, one hundred and thirty
feet 10 circumference, is capable of holding
ninety thousand feet of gas, with an ascend
ing power of something like two thousand
pounds. Hercules is the name given this
monster. The place where it will ascend
from will be announced in few days.
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Nashville Groeery Market.


SUeAR-New Orleans 13@15. Deme-
rara, 153@16; standard hards, 17@17t; A
Coffee 16Ic, B do Ice and C do 152.
CoFFEE-Rio, common 10 choice, 800
253c; Laguayra, 2e@263c; Java, SS@4Oc
MoLAssEs AND SYRUPs.-New Orleans
per Dbl, 10000; syrup, 5Oc@$1: golden
syrup, 81:
sALr.-Liverpool sack So 25; sevtu
bushel barrels, by the car load, So 10; FIVE
and half do, 81 40.
RICE.--We quote best Carolina 10c.
TEAs.-Imperial 81 1902 90; Young
Hyson 81 %; Black $1@1 so; Gunpow-
der 81 65@2.
FIsH-Maekerel, Nos, /, and 8, per
barrel, SCI, $40 and SIS; In kits, Nos. l, 2
and 8, So Is, So and 81 rs.
CANDLEs.-Star, light weight, Ice.
PowDER.-Dupont, S. 70; Hazards S.
70; blasting, 81 rs; fuse per 100 feet, 75c.
SHor.-Patent So 25; buck s. so.
LIQUoRs-Common recti6ed whisky per
gallon, 81 35@1 40; Robertson County
81 1902 rs; Bourbon, 81 25@5 so.
Lincoln county 81 1902 q. High
wines 81 25. III ID
BALE RoPE-Mo Sic; Green Leaf go
94c; Iron Ties &c.
BAGGING-Z- Ward 23e; KY Py 234@
24c; J. II. Flax 254c.
SUNDRIEs. per doz. 40@75c.
Washboards 81 rs per dOz. Buckets pei
aoz 81 75(a3. Tubs 81 1905 per nest,
Starch 73c. Candy DC for assorted
per pound. Snuff 81 IS per box fol
CARROTS packed. Matches So so per case
Pepper &c. Spice &c. Ginger Csc. Oys
tiers s. Is per case for pound cans; S. q
per case for pound cans. Canned peache;
2 pound cans, 81 Is per doz. Soda those
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Charnde and TabIeaux.

Thssentertainment given at the Edge
field Female Seminary last night was
highly successful, both in point of the
numbers in attendance, and the character
Of the exhibition. All the young ladies
and gentlemen who took part in the tab.
leaux acquitted themselves handsomely,
aud the rounds of applause which greeted
them showed that their efforts we're APP
preciated. Tue entertainment will be con-
tinued this evening, with a change of
tsbleauE. Another large crowd will
doubtless be in attendance.
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The Odd Fellows AmuIea

Ed. Copeland and John M. Ozanne
propose TO issue about the middle of Oc-
tober the first number of the Odd Fellows
Amulet, monthly magazine, devoted 10
disseminating a knowledge of the senti-
menis and principles of Odd Fellowship.
In their prospectus, the proprietors say
that =" it shall be our earnest endeavor to
SO present the claims of Odd Fellowship
TO the consideration Of all who read our
pages, as to win for il their love, and enlist
them in its support. In the pages Of The
Amulet will be found instructive original
and selected matter, and everything in its
style and conduct will be such as to rem
der it worthy of the patronage of every
Odd Fellow
The Amulet will be issued in phamphlet
form, each number containing 80 pages, at
81 per annum in advance, and 81 IS TO
clubs Of ten.
There is no publication of the kind in
the South, and We have no doubt it will
be literally supported by the fraternity
in this and the adjoining States.
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The Price of Hogs.

The hog crop of lower East Tennessee,
this season, says the Clevelend Banner, is
greater than it has been in any one year
since the war, but owing to the falI-off in
the corn crop, there is but little doingin
that line. We have heard of hogs being
offered at cents gross, but buyers do not
appear to take hold at these figures.
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Not Visible.

Owing to the cloudy state of the upper
regions, the comet was not visible last
night 10 the naked eye, or any other sort
that we heard Of. On the night previous,
the latter part of which was perfectly
clear, the fiery courser vas plainly visible
to those who saw it, even without glasses.
1t is therefore presumed that if tonight
should be clear it will be readily discerned
by persons who are able to see it. 1t will
hardly be worth while for any body else to
make the effort, -
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
Washington, ID. g.

TINHE SESSION OF Tue PREPARATORY
College, September p; of the Medical Depart
ment, October ]; OF the Theological Depart
ment. October 6; and of the Law Department,
October IL.
one half RENTED to orphans OF the war. Gra-
tuitous to INDECENT students for the Christian
Ministry.
For catalogues or further information. ad-
dress q. W. SAMSON,
augl7 2aH4W President.
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Unnecessary Alarm.

At twelve o'clock last night somebody
on Church street was trying to smoke the
mosquitoes out of his sleeping apartment;
and somebody else, thinking that so much
smoke indicated some FIRE, proceeded to
make an alarm. The fire department
turned out in force, and after vain search
for the devouring element, turned in again.
No harm done.