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Chicago Grim Market

CHICAGO, May 3O.-The receipts of grain
at this point continue liberal and in conse-
quence prices for all kinds of cereals were
easier to-day. No. 2 spring wheat declined
2@2}c t bu, with salesa at 9S leo 81. 90 cash,
and 9S49$1. O13 seller June--closing quiet
at 9S@9S4c seller June. Corn was moder-
ately active at decline of 14@1tc q blu
closing at 793c for No. 2, and 72@7244c for
rejected Oats were easier, being t@4c T
bu lower than on Saturday-closing at Acc
for No. ,. Rye was dull, and No. almost
nominal at 79c. Barley was dull and nom
inal at 55@G0c for No. 2, and 3S@4Oc for
rejected
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Only twelve of the prisoners charged
with completely in the late plot against
Louis Napoleon, will be brought before
the High Court
1t is reported that the Prince Imperial
will soon be affianced.
Discontinued Italian refugees are assem-
bling along the Switzerland border prepar-
atory to raid la Fenians.
The public debt statement was tele-
graphed last night to London, Paris,
Frankfort and Amsterdam.
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Meanwhile Provl.ion market.

The receipts Of country bacon continue
large, and the market being glutted, con-
cessions have been made on the part of
holders. Our dealers continue firm in heir
views, and qaote as follows:
BuLK MEArs-Sides l6te; clear nib
sides l64c; shoulders 124c. stocks light.
BAooS-Clear sides 174c; shoulders 1344c;
country hams 164@l7c.- -,
CHOICE HAMs-Hart 4 Hensley's sugar
cured O. o. O., canvased, 9Otc; plain G. q.
c., hams, 19Ac.
LARo-Choice, in tierces, l7Ic; kegs,
19c; 10 pound caddies 194c, and 3
pound caddies, l9Sc '
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Death at Huntsville.

Capt. Charles A. Donegan, son of Col j.
J. Donegan, of Huntsville, Ala, died of a
congestive chill, on Sunday last, in the
e9th year of his age. He was in Morgan's
command during the late war; was twenty
three months prisoner at Johnson's Is
land, whence he was released at the close
of the war.
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Criminal Court

VIM. Gray and Fred. W. Salmonson,
Esq, were sworn in as practicing attor-
neys.
The court administered the oath of Office
to Ed. II. Pennebaker, Comptroller Of the
State Treasury. elect.
VIM. Tucker, indicted for burglary. was
put upon his trial, and a portion of the
testimony heard, when court adjourned
until 8 o'clock this morning.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-02

A Druggist in Ohio states, there is moth
ing in the world to prevent an immense
sale of Magic Arnics Liniment in that SEQ.
ton but the price, which is 81 per bottle.
To those who are so penny wise and
pound foolish we can only state, all who
have used this wonderful remedy pro-
nounce it the cheapest as well as the best
medicine Sin the world" Chespest, for it
is COMMUNICATIONS bottle being equal to
forty of anything else. 1t cures quick
sometimes in .f0e minates-therefore it is
the best and cheapest the world combined
ever produced. Mansfield 4 Higbee, Sole
Proprietors, Memphis. Sold by all dealers
in medicine. Ewin, Pendleton L Co.,
Wholesale Agents for Middle Tennessee.
iun2 1t
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Nashville, Tenn.
To Aspirants and their Friends

TO AsPtrtAntS ana thcIr frlcnoss
We find that opening our columns to all
aspirants for Office, and their friends, who
wish to bring their claims before the pub
lie, will be so burdensome a tax and con-
sumo 20 much of our space, that we are
compelled to charge for all such matter.
The price for all cards and communications
in relation to actual or prospective candi-
dscies will be thirty cents per line In our
respective papers from this date.
J. o. GRIFFITH Il Co.,
Union and American.
RopERTs 4 PURvIs,
Republican Banner.
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From Williamson County.

From conversation with parties from
Williamson county yesterday, We learn
that corn, cotton, wheat, vegetables and
all kinds of crops are better thus far than
they have been for ten years past. From
all parts Of the State the crop prospects
are reported as being most encouragingly
flAttering
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Grain to New Orleans-A Steamship
Line to Europe

L. l. Highly, proprietor of the New Or
leans elevator, writes, under date of May
%, 10 the secretary of the Merchants Ex-
change, st. Louis, that since Feb. 20,
1869, his elevator has received $50, 953
bushels wheat and 172, 762 bushels corn,
and adds: ''We are now in negotiation
for three steam grain and cotton ships, of
1000 tons each on Is feet water, all owned
in New Orleans; and are assured Of other
ships, to make tri-weekly lines of steam"
This, now, is earnest of a probability of
successful competition with the lakes.
Whenever st. Louis and New Orleans are
ready to thus invest their money, then may
We hope for practical results. Long winded
defamation will accomplish nothing, and
to this we have long been too prone. With
such line of steamers interested an the
success 0f' tie increment, but not controlled
by it, with an appropriation for removing
the bars at the mouths of the river, with
elevators here and in New Orleans, and
with our ample means Of transporting
grain in bulk hence to New Orleans, there
can be no such word as fail We shall
patiently await the accomplishment of
these conditions, while steadily urging them
forward, before contributing our quota of
ecStaSieS in view Of possibilities
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D. B. HICKS is selling the cheapest and
best ice chest and refrigerator in the city.
Every family should have one that wants
cold milk, butter, etc.
He also sells the best lake ice chef to
keep them cold. Bank Alley, between
College and Cherry streets. maj If
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Some StrnMberricS.

Capt. E. d. Farnsworth, who returned
several days ago from California, says that
in the country they raise Strawberries
about the size of Yankee pumpkins. In
order to ascertain when they are ripe, they
plug them, 81 we plug watermelons.
When served at table they arc cut in slices,
rs we now slice Pine apples.
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During Tuesday night and the early part
u yesterday morning, the rain fell inces-
sanity and almost in torrents. The ground
IL perfectly saturated, and we understand
that copious rains have been general
throughout Middle Tennessee. and we
presume they have been so in other sec
tons OF the State.
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Messrs Pruett and Spur, Bucket Fac
tors, on the Edgefeld side of the river,
lost some sixty or seventy valuable cedar
logs yesterday afternoon, which were bro
ken from their fastenings and swept away
by the sudden rise in the river at this
point
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CITY NOTICES.
w. III. ROIInf an.

No 81 Broad street, invites his friends
and the public generally to free lunch
and lager beer drinking, this morning at
10 o'clock. Come one, come all, and par
take of his hberality. Free lunch every
day at 10 o'clock. It,
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Presence OF Judges Desired.

The gentlemen appointed to act as
judges at the prize drawing to take place
in connection with the entertainments for
the benefit of the Confederate Orphans
Home, are requested to be present at the
Masonic Hall tonight, at Which time the
drawing will take place.
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Jungemann i Co. have opened new
Bakery, Grocery and Confectionery at No.
81 west side Public Square, where they
would be pleased to see their friends and
the public generally, as they have fresh
and new supply of all kinds of goods per-
tanning to their line, which they propose to
sell at the lowest market prices, and war
rant them to be as represented. Orders
for parties promptly filed. may25 eod2w
See advertisement of DR.. Butts Dispen-
ssry, headed Book for the Million-MAR-
RAGE GUIDE-in another column 1t
should lie read by all. may5 d&w1y
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The Skating Rink

Will he open every afternoon from to
o'clock, exclusively for ladies and children.
No admittance fee, but those desiring to
take lessons in skating will be charged 25
cents per afternoon for the use of the
skates. 1t requires this amount to keep
the skates repaired and in order. jun1 If
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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 acces-
sible to the public: a
LIVERPOOL, l1:15-Msrket quiet; sales
10000 bales; uplands 10s@1O3d; Orleans
1O1@11d. -
NEw YoRK. 1925 Cotton dull, and
prices nominal June, July and August
delivery 21sc. ~ -.
NEW YoRK, 2;15-Market duh, and prices
nominal; June delivery 2lsc; July, 21I;
October, 199. :
LIVERPOOL, Cotton steady.
NEW YoEK, 3-Market dull, and prices
nominal; sales, 400 bales for exports, 700
for spinning. t
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Just received, q large assortment of Grape
bersge, silk challi, and great many other
dress goods, lace points, lace collars, para
soils, at greatly reduced prices, at
RICHHEIMER & Co. S,
Junl-u No. 4G College st.
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Remember that there will be another
grand carnival at the Skating Rink to hight,
q. which the elite and beauty of the city
will be present. Those who desire to pass
an evening in the most delightful manner
should not fail to be present.
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The skating Rini,.

The New Theater has been converted
into a Parlor Skating Rink, and will be
opened on Saturday night, and from that
time forward, for that delightful and health
full amusement. The Rink will be opened
every afternoon next week exclusively for
ladies' and children to practice. my27 IF
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Col. Geo. Ill. NiNnn.

This well known citizen of our State, a
&eservedly prominent lawyer and highly
esteemed citizen, is announced rs a candi-
date for Chancellor of the Fifth Chancery
Division.
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Cheapest and Beat

Mrs Whitcomb's Syrup for children is
sold by druggists for % cents bottle, and
is an admirable preparation isr infantile
disorders. may28 d1w&w1t
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The Chattanooga rolling mill was started
on Tuesday for the purpose of testing the
machinery, The annual meeting of the
stockholders was held yesterday
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III. ]. Hughes, Of the Tennessee -AdoeT-
ttseT, Knoxville, was in the city yesterday,
on business connected with his paper.
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For trunks and valises of every variety,
of superior style and elegant finish, at the
lowest prices, go to the Trunk Factory of
WIN. DUNsTEAD, No. A North Market
street. iun2-f
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THE COTTON MARKETS.
Mobile, Ala, May 30.


selma. Ala, May 80.
Cotton-Demand moderate, at bic for
middlings. -rt -- 30 .... .
Mobile, Ala, May 80. il.
Cotton-Dull oand nominal Middings
| PIT. Sales, 400 bales. Receipts, 622 bales.
| Exports to Great Britain, /, $50, to New
Orleans, 81 bales. Stock, 30, 69S bales.
Charleston, >. c., May 30.
Cotton-Quiet and steady. MiddfiAgs,
2I4 to 21tc. Sales, 100 bales. Net re-
ceipts, 403 bSlss. Exports, coastwise, 81
bales. Stock, 1894 bales
Savannah, Ga, May 30.
Cotton-Firm. Middlings, 2iI. Sales,
80 bales. Receipts 61S bales. Exports
to Great Britain, 4,964, to the continent,
1888, coastwise, 1853. Stock, %, 525
bales
s Galveston. Texas, May 80.
Cotton-Good ordinary, 1sI to 1871.
Sales, 100 bales. Receipts, 800 bales.
Exports, coastwise, 1G0 bales. Stock, 49,
243 bales. ..... .....-... . 81.
Norfolk, May 80. -.
Cotton-Quiet. Low middlings, 20 to
20t. Sales, bales Receipts, 4S2 bales.
Exports, eoastwise, 5s2 bales. Stock, /, III
bales.
Montgomery, Ala, May 30.
Montgomery cotton market quiet at zoe
for low middling. ~ @ e. lr ii
Macon, Ca, May 30 1
Cotton Receipts to-day, IS bales; sales
40; shipped, 20. 20 OIL. j
The market is steady with good demand
at 20Jc for middlings. offerings extreme
ly light. ai - @
Augusta, Ca, Way 30
Cotton-There has been fair inquiry,
to day, at Saturdays figures, viz: zlo
for middling, but in consequence of the
very light offerings very little was done,
the market closing dull and nominal with
out change in prices. Sa.es, 15S bales; re- |
ceipts, 81 bales .--.. !
Albania, Ga, May3I.
CottOn-Reseipts are light, and the mar
ket dull; middlings, 90; low middlings, -;
good ordinary, Is; ordinary, II.
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Gold opened in New York yesterday at
114s, and closed at 114t. Dealers here
were paying 1873, and were holdingat 1I4y
with very little doing.
Exchange on New York is bought by the
banks at par and is sold by them at / pre-
MUM.
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AWnnderrnII.inInnent

Pausi & Lehning are the manufacturers
of a most wonderful Imminent for the cure
of rheumatism, neuralgia, and all aches,
pains, sprains and strains. 1t is no hum
bug, but what it processes to be, wonder
full cure. Those who wish to test it can do
so by calling on the manufacturers, No
l2G Church street, on the corner of Church
and High streets, opposite the Episcopal
Church. jun2 If
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Bargains in White Lama Lace Points at
the Trade Palace, No. II Pablo Square.
may29-tf JOHN GILGAN & Co.
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MARKETS ny TELEGRAPu
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, June 1.-Consols for money
938. American securities quiet; 'G2s,
so; Cos, Ss8; SIS, SOf; 10-40's, SG4;
Erie IS3; Illinois Central 40; Great
Western 20. Stocks quiet.
FRASKFoRr, Junel.-Bonds opened quiet
at So.
LIVERPOOL, June 1.--Cotton steady;
middling uplands 1Os@lO4d; Orleans l05
Gid; sales 10000 bales. Breadstuffs
quiet. Wheat-rSi Western No. . IS sd;
Western hour 21s. Corn-No. 2 mixed 29s
Sd. Lard 6s Cd. Bacon frmer but not
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ONE hundred barrels fresh kiln-dried
Meal, warranted to keep all summer.
may29-t j. N. CARsEY, Son & Co.
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We want money for house and lot, No.
275 South College street; also, for va
cant lot on South Cherry street. A bar
gain is offered. Apply to
ISAAC PAUL, or
WIZ. NJ. MoCAETY,
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BANKING HOUSE
National SaFingS Company.

sI-DepOsits received, and interest allowed
heTeon, loans negotiated, collections made, aud
General Banking business transacted ocl6 Il
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1t is estimated that $50, 600 worth of
stock (horsss and mules was saved last
season, in the counties bordering on the
Mississippi river, by the use Of Mansfield
L Higbee's Magic Arnica Liniment, in
cases of charbone erysipelas. This esti-
mate is made by intelligent planters, who
are knowing to the facts. Let those who
have not sufficient supply of this won
derful remedy, be warned in time, and pro-
cure an ample supply against the day of
necessity. 1t
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CHECKED, striped and plain Japanese
Silks, cheap, at the Trade Palace, No II
Public Square. JOHN GILeAN Il Co.
may29-f 30. s.t
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MemphI. Markets

MEMPHIS. June I.--Cotton quiet al 2l5
@22c; receipts 242 bales; exports I,Ol2
bales. Flour dull; 4. 1865. Corn dull;
mixed and yellow 9SGl 90; white 1.12@
LIS. Oats dull at SO. Hay nominal.
Bran dull at 2OyQO@2. ESQ. Lard nominal
Pork dull at 30 20. Bacon shoulders Isle;
sidaS TSo
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The state Laws.

We have on sale few copies of the
Laws of Tennessee enacted by the Legisla-
ture OF 1S69-7O. Retail price $3.50 per
copy. A liberal discount will be made to
the Trade. Address
UNION & AMERICAN,
If Nashville, Tenn.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY,, June 1, 1870.

Nashville CottOn Market.
Corrosive have to report another very
dull day, thr transactions amounting to
only bales, and the receipts being ex-
tremely light. Prices remain at about the
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Announcement extraordinary.

The entire proceeds OF the Roller Skat-
ing Rink on Friday evening. June 3, will
be handed Mr.. VIM. NJ. McCarty, Treasu-
rer, to be used for the benefit of Elm
Street Church. See small bills. 1t
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NeH Advertisements.

OLD papers, for Wrapping, in quantities to
suit, can be had at this office, If
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lhc ShnIinR Rink.

Open to the public every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evenings. jun1 If
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london advices Of yesterday quote 5-2Os
of 1862 at 800 1868 at $50; 1865 at
9055, and 1O-4O's at SCI.
Tennessee bonds are quoted in New
York at 81 for the old, and 513 for the
new.
The following are the quotations of the
New York stock market: Central and
Hudson 1909; Scrip 95s; Erie 2S4t; Reading
1919; Southern 98t; Cleveland and Pitts
burg 109i; Northwestern Common S24;
Fort Wayne 9533; Rock Island 1195; West
ern Union Telegraph 81. .
Bank of Tennessee notes are dull and in
but little demand. Dealers buy at zoe and
sell at 72c in the dollar.
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Louisville Markets.

LOUISVILLE, JunCl.-FIour, whesk, oats
and rye, unchanged. Corn at I.I5Sl.Is.
Cotton very inactive; middling Pile.
Whisky L 0J@LO6. Provisions quiet and
steady. Pork 5000 Bacon I35, n and
174c. Bulk meats 12i, 10 and IG3c. Bag
ging active at 2Sc. Tobacco; sales $50
hhds; 5.2J@7.50 for lugs; s.Oo@19. 90 for
low to good leaf - 10 81
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FLoyR-Market steady. We quote su-
perfine, 40; extra, SOC; family, Geo;
fancy, 6.75.
CoRN MEAL-We quote at 100 per
bushel; kiln dried, 5. so per Dbl.
Consoles to-day of 1,S00 bushels at
1.27t per bushel, sacked and delivered in
depot
WHEAT of COO bushels red, sacked
and delivered in depot, at liz per bushel.
OATs-We quote at 70@7jc, sacked and
delivered in depot
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Na.hvtIle Proauee nIarae..

PEANUTs-We quote from wagon as fol-
lows: white soc; red 1876 Sales from
store of $50 bushels red, at Las.
EGGs-We quote from wagon at 13C914c.
BurTER-Declined to 15@16c.
FEATHERs-There is some demand for
strictly prime, for which zoe is offered.
GINsESe-Is beginning to come in freely,
snd is bought at Coo.
HAY-Market steady at 26.00 e ton
IRISH PoTAToEs-In good demand 81
o.. so y Dbl for Northern q s..s.....-t .
SWEET PoTAToEs-There is a good de-
mand for seed potatoes, and we quote at
500 . Dbl
BRAS-We quote at SIS . ton in depot.
SHPsTUTY-Market steady at $50 . ton.
GREEN APPLEs-We quote Northern %
@7.00 y Dbl. t
BEEswAx-The market is dull, and deal
ers only offering SOC. a -.
MTDDLNos held at $40 , ton
RAGs-We quote at 44c.
WooL-We quote bury at 15@20c; IN
washed without burs 25@26c; washed
without burs 25@37c.
CorToN SEED-We quote from wagon at
5Oc per 100 lbs, Or 1000 per ton.
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John vi. HIPS Estate-Saies Yester-
day


day.
The following are the sales of the John
NJ Hill estate made by Messrs. Browns &
Cheatham yesterday, with the several lots
and the several amounts each brought
attached:
/. Storebouse No. 80, 1Ss by
I2S 7-12 feet, North Market,
purchased by NJ Kean........ $1,000 90
2. Storehouse No. SO, 10 Ala
by 1921 feet, North Market,
John Waterfe,d, ............... $3.50 90
8. Storehouse No 81, 10 4-12
Rst, A Il Robinson, -. 800 90
4. Storehouse No 80 PIG by 115
feet, North Market, Isaac
Brown......................~.... 5000 %
). No subdivision of
vacant lot, 20 by 104 1912
feet, South Market, j W
Turner ..........s.................. 2,oOO w
No 2 Subdivision vacantlot,2 p
7-12 by 1O4 1912, South Mar
ket, ] W Tuner............... 2,751 S73
Z. No Subdivisions storehouse
81, Hip by 104 1912 feet,
South Market,A II Robinson 4,1J0 90
s. No subdivision storehouse
80. 194 by 2111-22 1912 feet
South Market, J. B Knowles. 5,425 90
S39, COG S74
Taking into account the fact that the
terms were cash in hand, the above was q
very good days sale, and the property
offered brought fair prices. The sale will
be resumed this morning, and will con-
tinue from day to day until the entire
property advertised will be disposed of.
Previous to the sale, Mr.. Brown, of the
firm of Browns Il Cheatham, announced to
the bidders that blythe will of the late John
NJ Hill, he left $50, 900 to the First Pres
byterian Church, of which S1O, 900 WAS TO
be set apart for the aged ministers of the
church, and $4,000 for the poor of the
city. 1t appears that thsre IS payable on
this bequest to the United States Govern
ment what is called succession tax, which
would amount all told to $1,8OO ME.
Brown now proposes to pay one tenth Of
this tax, if the elders will subscribe the
balance, SO that the original amount ac-
cording to the will, be appropriated to the
purposes for which it was intended.
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RATES OF BOARD

Per week. ........................SIO $40.
FER mOntn. .....--..-. ...-..-..---.. %.
Children under u years Of age, and servants,
half price.
EH- Visitors leaving the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad at Gallatin Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays will be conveyed by the Carthage stage and
hack from Chords mills directly to the Springs.
NAL deodAw2m JAS. ID. BENNATT.
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p II @ e:
Twenty-Five Cents per Single Copy
Fifteen Dollars per Hundred.

Orders orc solicited from counties
Tor the supply of Commissioner,
Clerks, etc., which Will be promptly
filled, by Express or Other mode of
conveyance directed. Address,
UNION AND AMERICAN,
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

ARRIVED.
Newsboy, Harpeth Shoals
DEPARTED.
John Lumsden, Cairo. - =,
Ella Hughes, Upper Cumberland
Umpire,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-02
southern Crop News,

AUGUSTA, GA, May 3O-The wheat crop
of Georgia gives good promises for a large
yield. ~.
A small shipment of new -four was made
to-day. South Carolina, Georgia, Florida
and Alabama papers speak encouragingly
of the corn and cotton crops. The rains
last week were quite general and timely.
The planters are working hard.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-02
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