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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-10

The transfers in real estate for the week
ending Saturday, were as follows;
N Baxter, administrator, to MI
f Scott, lot in city, $4,000 90
Enoch Cunningham and wife TO
TT Campbell, land in county, 100 90
James w Howington TO Timothy
Dorgan, lot in eighth ward in
city, 725 90
John Browne to Temple O'Har.
county, 1000 90
A w Bryan to Elvira & Lewis,
lots in Williams addition,
Edgefeld, 1850 90
George Leslie to S Smedes, lot in
Shelby's addition to Edgefeld, 1900 90
7 + Dodson TO William c Dod-
son, land in district No. 4, LAO 90
Thos Caldwell to EIvin -,
land in Dickson county, 242 so
Thomas Caldwell to John Yates,
land in Dickson county, 242 so
Thomas Caldwell TO Jackson
Higgins, land in Dickson
county, 654 SO
Littleton Ellis to Travis Ellis,
land in third district, lis so
NJ L Hayes and s r Anderson,
trustee, to Fannie Boyd, lot in
Boyds homestead, 400 90
Same to John Quinn, lot in
Boyd's home tract, 400 90
NJ. B. Howell, Clerk and Master,
EdgeGeld, 1000 90
A V. S. Lindsey. President, and
c. w. Nance Secretary TO w,
B. Bate, Z. F. Chatham, Phil
lip OlwilI, John Kirkman,
d. F. Carter, Thor. Farrell,
w II Evans, NJ e Cotton,
Thos Harding, John NJ BASE,
Jr, and Arson Nelson, trus-
tees, section in Mount Olivet
Cemetery, 800 90
John f Harding TO Bette NJ
Harding, deed Of gift to land
in Thirteenth District.
L ] Harris TO w Catlet, land in
Fifteenth District, 80 90
lot in the city, $500 90
W Wilson & Co to j w Will
son, lot in Putnam's addition
to Edgefeld, 4,48O 90
w Wilson & Co 70 H W But
tori, lot in Putnam's addition
to EdgeGeId, 1893 90
WB Cooper, trustee of NJ E
Church South, TO A Lawrence
and Geo. StainbacB, lot in
Nashville, 500 90
VIM NJ Mallory, to Alex S
Bradley, lot in the Eighth
Ward, 1000 90
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PATENTED FEBRUARY 2, 1889.
Jenkins Stomach BltterS!

Owing to the great success of Jenkins Cele-
baated Stomach Bitters as certain SPECIFIC
TONIC and INVIGORAToR. for sill disorders
of the Stomach, Hatulency and loss of appetite,
interested parties are flooding the market with
cheap and worthless nostrums. under the name
Of Stomach Bitters. The public are cautioned
against using them, as their sole merit consists
in very inferior article of Rot Out. manu-
featured in the Northern market especially for
Southern sale.
JENKINS STOMACH BITTERS
are composed Of the purest materials. prepared
with the greatest care by an experienced chem
list. tested and approved by the principal medi-
cal practitioners Of Tennessee, and secured by
LETTERS PATENT. (ihe infringement of
which is felony.) They can be used by ALL with
confidence. as a SAFE. CERTAIN and SPEEDY CURE
for all they are specified for; besides they are a
a GENUINE SOUTHERN REMEDY. aud
worthy Of SOUTHERN PATRONAGE.
For sale by all Druggists and Medicine VEN
ders throughout the United States.
Principal Depot and Mandatory. No. ~
North Market street. Nashville. Tenn.
RIP. JENKINS,
fsbl7tf Patentee and Proprietor.
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rupture between Grant and soma AZ Al.
members of his cabinet; the decline ~
1000, 000f in the bullion reserve of H.
Bank Of France, and the warlike selezr.ms
from Washington in regard 10 Cuban AZ.
1alrs- The rates paid for borrovino were
3-64, 1-l6, 1-32, Is, and 3-32. Tennessas
bonds, old 67a@6S, new 65I @66, closing
quiet. '0s
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YORK, April 9.-Paci6e bsavv
brown sheetings &c lower. Coates 6 cord
soft finished thread is offered at SOC an
other threads rule at soc. Other goods
unchanged.
New YORK Markets.
New YORK, April 9.-Cottou heavy.
5000 bales uplands sold at 2s5c. FIonr
s. 45@5 80. Whiskey 80. Wheat adj
vanced 2@5c. Corn S7@92c. Rice an
changed. Coffee quiet. Porto Bico sugar
lie.
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, April Cotton market
quiet; middlings oslo; receipts TO-DAY
1877 bales; for the week IO,434 bales: ex-
ports to-day 1872; for week TO Great
Britain II, 442; to continent 4 s73; coast
wise SS2; stock lie, 1861; sales today 500.
for week 1900. Gold 1884. Sterling eT.
change 14S1. Commercial do 1924. New
York sight premium. Flour dull:
superhne S. IS; Xxx Sc 25; xxx
% %: Corn hrmer, white 77@sO. Oats
nrm, 40. Bran firm, 81 p. Hay, easy,
prime $40 90. Pork dull asking S32 25.
Bacon retailing 14@174 Lard dull, fierce
lsCSi9, Kegs 2O92l. Sugar dull, COM
mon II; prime 135' Molassez; no prime
offering. Whiskey add Coffee quies un~
changed.
81. LOuIs Markets.
ST.. LOUIS, April 9.-Flour s465 25,
Wheat 81 409l 60. Corn 65(96Sc- Oats
63@6Sc. Barley 81 IS. RE 81 2O0
26. Whisky s74@8Se. Groceries IN.
changed. Pork $3l. Bulk mests; nothing
doing. Bacon l34, l64@l7c. Lard II
@174c.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, April 9.-Flour 81 75@5 rs.
Wheat 81 oct. Corn 53c. Oats SEGA
SITE. Rye 81 20. Barley 81 "a. No
lasses $l@l 05. Sugar l49l54 High
SOC. Pork $50 25. Lard I7ie. Bulk
shoulders 1li@I2sc.
Cincinnati Markets.
CNCINEATI, April 9.-FIour Sc 256
6 SO. Corn 62@6Sc. Oats 63@6sc. Wits =
key SIC. Pork $51 25. Bulk meats 12l
andIl4i. Bacon lSi. l64 and lie. Lard
lie. Groceries unchanged and quiet.
Wheat 81 S5@l As. Rye 81 40. Barley
- 1902 Is. Cotton &c. Butter 44@
4Sc. Eggs 1920. Cheese 16@24c.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, April 9.-Sales 10 hhds
tobacco at 81 25@22 so. Pork S3I so.
Lard 1S4c. Bacon 49,, II, and I7lc.
Bulk meats 12s and 164c. Flour S. 5c@6.
Corn 65(966c. Oats 63@65c. Sugar and
Melasses 6rmer but unchanged. Whisky
SSc. Wheat 81 45@1 SIS. Cotton 26lc.
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, April 9.-CottOn fiat; held
nominally at &c; receipts 466 bales, ex-
ports 500 bales; receipts of the week :, 474
bales, exports 4, S57 bales; stock on hand
1889 bales. Flour unchanged. Corn "
@74c. Oats Csc. Hay S26@27. Pork $32.
Lard 1920. Bacon quiet; shoulders lac;
sides 174c. Bulk meats steady; shoulders
l24e; sides 164c.
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Ga Saturday last, says the ShelbyVille
Republican, the house of Chancellor Steele
was entered, while the family were at din.
ner, by burglars, and seven hundred dol,
lars in greenbacks stolen from a clothes
chest in q closet, where it had been hid for
safety. The thieves also got a valuable
revolver, and as yet there is not the least
clue as to Who the rascals were.
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Cincinnati, AprII =.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Marx cts.

LONDON, April 9-Evening-ConsoIs
for money, 934@93S. American securities
quiet; fye-twenlies S3s.
HAyRE, April Cotton, on the spot,
146lf
MANCHESTER, April 9-Market for
yarns and fabrics dull.
FRANKFORT, April 9.-United States
bonds SIT.
LIVERPOOL, April 9-EVening. Il Cotton:
Gales of the week AZ 600 bales, of which
5000 bales were for export and {, 900 bales
on speculation; stock On hand $4,000
bales, Of which A, 900 bales are American.
The market to-day Was dull; middliug
uplands l2bd; Orleans 124d. Sales Of
1000 bales.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, April 9.-Money in press-
ing demand; call loans &c, with a commits
sion of &c. Foreign exchange dull for
prime bankers paper. Gold active and
strong; opening at 1924, rising to 1884 and
closed at 1880. The rise was ascribed to
various reasons, among which was the
growing scarcity of cash gold; the reported
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Orphans Fair.

Below we give list Of the winners Of
articles ratified for yesterday, which were
left over from last Monday night:
Mrs. OlWilPs Table-China Pitcher, won
by p. F. Nichols
Mrs. Olwilps Table-GoId Watch, won
by Frank p. Reese.
Mrs. Dolin's Table-Picture = Three
Little Orphans" won by Mrs. Kleiser.
Mrs. Dolin's Table-Fine Gold Watch,
won by Luciel Pennebaker.
Mrs. McCormack's Table-FiGe Album,
won by P. ]. Sexton.
Mrs. Bellmaine's Tabie-Opera Cloak,
won By Mrs. j. Haloran.
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Cherr, street YnrietIes.

There was another large audience al
this place Of amusement last night, and
all seemed pleased. Carleton is a great
card as a dancer. His Mississippi Fling
ID unequallei. Mile Ariz5la has fine
voice and sings sweetly. Weaver aud
Difenbach are excellent representatives Of
the comic, while Sig and Senorita Nine
mes are artists Of the first water.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.
Charleston. AprIIz

1 Charleston. Aprll7,
Cotton easier but more actiVe-sales 70C
bales middlings 27!c; receipts 4O6 bales
Savannah, Ga, AprIl7.
| Cotton quiet but steady; sales 900 bales;
middlings 271c; receipts $50 bsles; ex.
ports, eoastWise 80 bales.
Mobile. April z.
Cotton quiet; sales $50 bales; low mid
dlines 264c; receipts AS bales; exports
1856 bales.
Augusta, Ga, Apru7
Has been q shade 6rmer to-day with a
fair demand, chiefly for better grades. The
proportion of such qualities Offering is
very small. Middling 263c; sales 30l bales;
receipts l2l bsles; sales 10 bales.
Macon, Ga, April :.
The market to-day was quiet, but steady.
We quote middlings at 25!@26c; receipts
to-day 40 bales; shipments l54 bales; sales
10 bales.
Columbus, Ga, April 2.
Market quiet. Northsrn msddlings still
Oslo, Holders not anxious to realize.
Warehouse sales 100 bales; receipts So
bales; shipments 1873 bales.
mOhtkohcEJs AAAs APEh d
Cotton quiet; very little done; no re-
ceipes; no disposition to sell or buy; we
quote low middlings nominal PSI 10 26c.
Memphis, April =.
Inquiry was again light and chiefly for
the lower grades, resulting in sales Of
about $50 bales, including so low ordinary
at DC; 9 and II do. at 24c; 6 and A do.
at 244c; AZ ordinary and good ordinary
at 24ie; good ordinary at 25Ic; 2l
mixed at 244@25c; Is inferior at pc; 54 |
barely low middling at 26c; &c low mid
ding at 26@c; middling al &c; do. at
274c; Is do. at 274c; Is strict middling at
2S4c. The receipts were 424 bales and
the shipments 9S.
Cincinnati, April ..
The market is dull, with free sellers of
The lower grades at previous prices, but
is difficult to buy at &c; this is,
however, all buyers offer. We quote ordi. |
nary at 234@244c, good ordinary at 25c,
ow middling at 25!@26c, and middling |
It 27@27ic per pound.
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A young man was arrested yesterday on
a charge of stealing somebody's heifer,
and taken before Esquire Thurneck
for an investigation of the case. The
hearing was deferred until to-day, the
party accused being required to give $3.50
bail for his appearance. Failing 10 give
the required security he was sent to Jail.
We omit his name in the hope that be may
be able to establish his innocence.
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London adVices Of yesterday quote
United States 5-20s at S3s.
There is qnite an advance in Tennessee
Bonds. The old were quoted in New York
yesterday at IS, and the new at 65@66.
Nashville corporation checks are Dough
at Sic and sold at SIC.
We note another improvement in South
Nashville Street Railroad Stock, and il
may be quoted as firm at Soc. We heard
Of sale at 40c
The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 9th
ints. we're az follows:
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HING Nv Accident.

Lewis, (coloredD, lad of twelve years,
and servant of Daniel +, Carter, Esq, &C.
cidentalIy hung himself by the neck to a
hitchiDg post, in Edge6eld, yesterday af-
ternoon. The precise manner in which
the occurrence took place ia not known,
but it is thought that he play fully placed
the chain about his neck, and by some
means Lost the power Of extricatiDg him
self When found life was nearly extinct.
Surgical assistance was called, and he was
living at late hour last night.
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Sold By W. W. Totten d Bro, Armistead Il
Co., X. Thompson 4 Co, q; L. Fuller q Co
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The Stacey House, under the manag,

The Stacey House, under the manage
ment OF W. Matt Brown & Co., is rapidly
gaining in public favor. The old patrons
of the house will be glad to know that W
A. Jones, who has been connected with it
much Of the lime from its first opening, is
one ofthe new proprietors, and ready at all
times TO do his part toward making his
quests comfortable.
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MARRIED,

HAILEY-BILLINGS-On Wednesday even
ing. April T. at the residence Of the brides
mother. by Rev. W. C. johnson, Mr.. JOHN G.
HAILEY and Miss KATE E. BILLINGS. both OF
this city. No cards.
Holly Springs miss Reporter please copy.
MURDOCH-MoKNIG HT.-On Wednesday
evening, at S o'clock. at the residence of W. W.
Winstead. Edgefeld, by J ohm W. Hammer. Il. D.,
ANDREW MURDOCH, of Florence Ala. and
Miss JOSIE o. MCKNIGHT. of Pulaski
Happy they. the happiest of their kind,
Whom gentler stars unite. and in one fate
Their hearts. their fortunes. and their beings
blend"
pnlask (tfizen nlease cnnv
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The Tnuston Habeas Corpus Case

The application of W. F. Funston for a
writ Of habeas corpus will be heard by His
Honor Judge Smith of the Criminal Court
at three o'clock this afternoon, being de-
ferred yesterday for want Of time. This is
the case growing out of the alleged con-
tempt Of court occurring in the Office Of
ESQUIRE Thurneck as noticed by us yester-
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Received his Commission.

John T. Baber, the newly appointed
Register for Sumner county, received bis
commission yesterday, and will at once
enter upon the discharge of his duties.
The special election for Chancellor of the
district composed of the counties Of Stew
art, Montgomery, Robertson, Sumner
Macon, Jackson and Smith occurs on the
18th, and in order to participate in that
election, the people of Sumner county will
have to be up and doing. There are large
number of persons entitled to certificates
who can now procure them.
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Nashville Flour ana drain market.

FLoUR.-No change in prices, and but
little shipped. We quote at S6@lO so for
super TO family.
CORN MEAL.-Shipments to-day Of 300
bushels unbolted loose at Csc. We quote
city kiln-dried at So 25 per Dbl.
CORN.-Markes very dull to-day, the re-
ceipts in store being small and shipments
ditto. We quote at 6Oc buying, and Use
sacked and delivered in depot.
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Continued.

The case of Charles Heiskell, negro
charged with shooting at and attempting
to kill another negro named L. C. Carter
was called in the Commissioner Court
yesterday, but the examination was con.
tinued until to-day.
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Returning MiIffIa.

Parts of two companies OF BroWnloW
militia, constituting portion of the foroG
to be Withdrawn from Giles county, ar.
rived in the city by the Nashville and
Decatur railroad yesterday evening. A
number Of convalescents were conveyed
from the depot to their camps in omni-
buses. Measles seems pet disease of the
militia
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AKuOck Down Argument

The Pulaski Citizen says that Andre v
Brown, colored, was the unfortunate re-
cipient Of a damaging blow across the head
the other day, from bludgson in the
hands of a militiaman, because, as he ayers
be declined to procure whisky for the
soldier
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THE SPEAKING TO-DAY.


Will address his fellow. citizens to day at
IL o'clock. If the weather is favorable the
speaking will take place on the Esat side
of the Public Square.
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Nashville Produce Market.

DRIED FRUIT.-We heard Of sales to-
day of 1000 lbs apples at lOc, snd 1000
lbs quarter peaches at 124c.
PEANUTs-Small lots purchased from
wagon to-day at 81 IS per bushel.
EGGs-Are stiff at 16@17c per dozen.
BUTTER-Is not quite as much in de-
maHd, but still commands good prices.
We heard of sales from wagons at Soc per
pound,
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The banks from which the excess will
be deducted will be as follows:
GENERAL MARKETS.

pe.tbird Of which excess is...... S1S0'
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We are authorized to announce Thos.
II. Coldwell as a candidate for Attorney
General and Reporter for the State of
Tennessee. Election fourth Thursday in
May, 1869. mhI2.te
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For Supreme Judge.

We are authorized and requested to an
nounce Hon. J. o. Shackleford as a can
didate Tor Judge of the Supreme Court of
Tennessee, at the election to take place
9th of May, 1869. mar6-tde
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There was a decided advance in gold,
stocks and bonds in New York yesterday.
The following are the quotations for gold {:
Opened at 1929, was 1921 at 11:52, 1929
at 1l:O5, 1929 at 2:O5, 1881 at 2:55, 1881
at 3;l5 and closed at 1873 at P. M.
Dealers here we're paying 1872 and holding
at I33.
Exchange on New York is bought BY the
banks at par and sold by them at &c
premium.
Government Bonds are higher. The
following are the New York quotations
at 2:25:
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ARegIment Going South

The q Q. 5. Infantry. full regiment
in command of Col. Conrad, arrived yes
terday from Memphis, and left for Allan
ia. A large number Of women and chill
dren, the wives and children of the soldiers
accompanied the regiment.
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We are authorized TO announce Hon.
homas Barry a candidate for reelection
as Chancellor in the 7th Chancery Dis
trict of the State, at the special election on
Thursday, April Is, 1869, ordered by the
: defamation Of the Governor.
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Fer Supreme Judge.

We are authorized to announce Hon.
George Andrews, present incumbent, as a
candidate for the Office of Judge of the
Supreme Cont from the eastern division.
st the approaching judicial election.
march 12-te
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We have just received LARGE STOCK
Of the above named popular make OF
Shirts made expressly for our trade. which
we are Offering at reduced prices. Also. Uns
der Shirts, Drawers. Handkerchiefs,
Socks, Suspenders, Gloves, Collars
Cravats, Bows, Ties. scarfs, and every
thing pertaining to a gentleman's toilet. at
III. TH0MPS0N'S.
mar28 If Al Cherry Street.
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PHOTOGRAPHS 81 so per dozen. saltz.
man makes them. mar24.1m
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For Circutt Judge, Tenth judi
nIanr1af

We are al .horized to announce James
E, Rice, Esq, of ClarksVille, a candidate,
for Judge of the Circuit Court for the
Tenth Judicial Circuit of Tennessee
Election Fourth Thursday May, 1869
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RIVER AND WEATHER
ARRIVED


Romeo, Evansville.
John LumsdeD, Cairo.
Raven, KanaWhs River.
Alpha, Up Cumberland.
DEPARTED.
Robert Moore, Cincinnati.
Romeo, Evansville.
LEAVING TO-DAY.
John Lumsden, Cairo, pm.
Fannie Brsndeis, Evansville, Il m.
Ella Hughes, Burksville, p. m.
Milbrey, Burksville, p. m.
The river is still falling here with 81
feet on Harpeth Shoals. Weather clear
and warm. Wind from the South.
The Alpha, from the Upper Cumberland,
brought down 80 hogshsads tobacco, 16
consigned to kirkpatrick s Keith, and Is
to John E King, New Orleans. She also
had 1900 bags of corn and large guam
tity Of bacon and barter.
The Raven arrived from the KanaWha
river with tow Of barges laden with salt
The Fanny Brandeis will be foutd in
port this morning, and departs for Evans
vile al II o'clock. Capt. Henry Miller in
command, and Kilt Rudd in charge Of the
Office.
The new and swift steamer John Lums-
den is the regular packet for Cairo to-day
at 4Pm. Capt o. W. Davis has com
mand, with D. g. Davis at the desk.
The charming Eta Hughes, in COM
msnd of that popular and experienced
boatman, Capt. VIM. Dix, leaves for all
points on the Upper Cumberland this
evening at o'clock. W. s. Bowman in
the office.
The Milhrey, of MeGuire's line, departs
for the Upper Cumberland at p IN. Pas
sengers will find in Capt. s. P Mcclure,
the commander, q courteous gentleman.
Charley Gallagher was asked yesterday
Whs other old boat would be represent as
agent.
A NOVEL SHIPMENT.-E. MeIyer is
shipping, by the Pink Ysrble, so casks of
coal to Houston, Texas. The Sewsnee is
proving itself to be very superior coal.
StauntOn Pierce Mcclure and his indie
pendent tobacco warehouse, Milbrey, will
be welcomed to day by his numerous
friends.
The Pink Varbls will light ont" Tues
day. Her destination will be timely an
nounced by her special agent, Chas. Gal
lsgher.
The Romeo departed yesterday for Eg-
ansVille, with one passenger and three
tape worms.
Johnston, who for many years has been
a solicitor, on our wharf, of csrpet-bags
with passengers attached to them, has re-
Gently been down South on business for a
prominent concern. Johnston Amt alto
gether satisfied with his trip.
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1000 %
RInrrInrnI Innnsns

The marriage licenses issued for the
week ending yesterday we're as follows:
Daniel H Hensley and Lydia Ann Nun
nelly.
Leonidas c. White and Emma Hays.
Robert H Malloy and Mary A Matthias,
Andrew G Murdoch and Josie o Nc.
knight.
John Thacker and Marina G Thomas.
John G HALEY and 4 ate f Billings.
Alex NJ Dearman and Laura A Vestal,
Edner Rossiter and Louisa Price.
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FOREIGN DRAFTS.
UNCURRENT MONEY.
TENNESSEE, souTE nIRoIruA

All oLoers must De accompRnied by the money
p cneek Tor the amount. Stamps will be sent
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IncendIarism in CIarksviiIe

A few nights since an attempt was made
to fire the saw mill Of Wilcox & Co,
Clarksville, but without success, On an-
other occasion the log school house was
fred, but it was discovered ia time to ex-
finouiah ~
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Criminal CO8rt,

The trial Of Charles Woods, colored,
charged with the murder of Doctor JohL-
son, also colored, was commenced yester.
day. The argument will be closed this
morning and a verdict probably rendered
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If you want to get fine pair pump or
stitched CATERS made, go TO
WINsTEAB & BRo's.
apr10-2t Sewanee Block,
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Nashville Provision Market.

Nashville Provision Market.
Market very quiet. We quote:
BACON-Clear sides l74c; shoulders 14c
country hams l54@16c.
CHOICE HAMs.-Hart & Hensley's c. c.
c. hams, 193c., csnvased.
MISS PoRK-Per barrel 90.
LARD-In tierces 191c; kegs and cans
2lc., caddies Ole.
CoRNED BEEF-Per half barrels, $l2 so.
DRIED BEEF-Slock light, 1S2@l9c.
BEEF ToNGUE-Per dozen, Sc so.
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For Chancellor seventh DIstrIe

We are authorized TO announce Chas.
G. Smith, of Montgomery, a candidate
for Chancellor of the 9TH Chancery Di-
vision, composed Of the counties of Stew
art, Montgomery, Robertson, Sumner, Ma
con, Jackson and Smith. Election 18th
of April. marl7-tde