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The river at this point fell upwards of
loot on Monday night, and rose near about
foot and a half yesterday. and was still
swelling last evening with feet large on
the Shoals
Weather changeable, with sunshine,
cloud and rain
The only arrival yesterday, was the Ella
Hughes from Cairo. She had a fair trip.
The gay Ella departs again for the Egyp-
tan capital this evening at o'clock with
Capt. Dix in command, and W. S. Bowman
in the Office.
The sale Of the Hesper has not been per-
fected. Captain Lee, however. sold his
half interest for ( 900 to the other own
ers. She will ply from Memphis to the
Illinois river during low water
A large delegation of coal men from
Pittsburg are in Louisville, for the purpose
Of trying to get Capt Lockhart to remove
the Instructors in the canal. so that the
present fleet can pass through We IN
derstand that there Is probability of them
succeeding, as It would cause but little de-
lay in the prosecution Of the work.
Upper Red river IS very high, and Sui
phur, an affiUent that empiies into it above
the raft is higher than it has been for
twenty years Adams canal is choked up.
and communication by the river cut of
from below. The cabin Of the Caroline.
which boat sunk some months ago 800
miles above Fulton, has fiOated down and
lodged IN the canal The roar of drift
wood rushing into the canal could be heard
for miles
PTrTsBCEG, Aug. weather clear and
pleasant. Nononeahela has fallen feet 6
inches, and still falling slowly Allegheny
falling at Oil City; the river has fallen q
inches; stage Of water too low for shipment
Of any more coal
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The First Bale OF Cotton.


New Orleans, as usual, boasts of the first
bale, or rather two bales, of cotton, they
having been received in that city on Thurs
day, the 26th ult.; it is not stated from
what State, but we presume from Texas
The first bale last year was received Aug
>, or six days later.
Upon recurring TO our files, says the
Savannah Republican, we find that, last
year Mobile received her first bale on the
18th Of August, Montgomery on the 18th,
Macon on the 18th, Galveston on the 10th,
New York on the 10th, and sold for fifty
cents. Savannah received two bales on the
10Th, one by 4 NJ Sloan & Co, from II NJ
Beach, Decatur county, the other by
Thomas Brothers & Williams, from T B
Hunniwell & Co., also of Decatur county.
The first bale this season is looked for fully
a week earlier
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LONDON, Aug. PA P. M.-COnsols $50.
American securities quiet; Cos, 81; COS,
50; '67s, 81; 10-4O's, So Stocks quiet.
LIvERrooL, Aug. -Cotton-market
quiet; middling uplards sd; Orleans I'D.
Days sales 10000 bales. Breadstuffs quiet.
California white wheat lis 5d@11s Cd; red
Western No. 29s 1Od. Western -four 26s
@2Gs Cd. Oorn-NO. mixed 33sG33s
Sd. Receipts for three days past 10000
quarters American wheat.
Neyg YORK General Markets.
NEW York, Aug. Cotton quiet and
heavy; sales 1000 bales; middling uplands
zoe. Flour 5@I0c better; superine State
and Western 5.50@6.Oj. Whisky frmer
at 1.OI5@I.02 Wheat 1G2c better for
spring; 3a5c better for winter; No. Mil
waukee /. 34d1. Al; winter red, amber and
Western / 56@160. Corn 1c better; more
doing: new mixed Western 9591. OF. Coffee
quiet and firm Molasses unchanged
Sugar in fair demand; sales $500 hhds
Cuba at 95@1O5c Porto Rico 1OG1OTc.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. I'm cotton goods
the trade has not yet developed itself, and
the market, though steady is far from
bouyant. The prices of some staples are
so low as scarcely to admit of any further
reduction, unless the raw materials should
decline.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Aug 1.-The dullness on
Wall street was relieved this afternoon by
the story that Lord Lyons and Prince
Metternich were trying to patch up a peace
between Prussia and France. This caused
a decline in gold and rally in prices on
Stock Exchange. Money easy at 305 =
cent. on call. Sterling heavy at IOgI0
1893 for 60 days; sight 11O4@11O5. Gold
heavy; opened at 12l Z, touched I22 and
closed at 1911 @1218. Carrying rates 2t9
2 cent, closing at 2 cent Clearances
$40, 900, 900. Exports tomorrow will
probably reach 81, 100000. Governments
steady but dull State bonds quiet; old
Tennessees COZ; new COZ. Sub-Treasury
balance-gold, S7O,O1o, 513; currency,
4 ,095, 5I1.
81 New Orleans Market
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. Cotton firm and
in demand at fair prices; middling 1749
174c; sales $50 bales; receipts 70; exports
i,O96; stock 49, net receipts 279.
Flour dull superine, 5.35. Oats-5t.
Louis 52@55c; Galena 59@60c. Hay
easier at 24.00G25.OO. Bacon fir; job
bling shoulders l5t; clear rib Isl; clear
sides19l; hams &c.
Cincinnati Markets.
CDCEJNATI, Aug. 2.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat firmer; held higher; new red and
white 1.33@135, Corn frmer at SG@o7c.
Oats 25c to 55c from rev to old Rye $50
9Oc. Cotton fr1ner; middling 1876. To-
bacco unchanged. Whisky 97@99c. Pro-
visions firm. Pork 5000. Lard 1G4.
Bacon 14J@17t@1s4@18!c. Bulk meats
acknowledgements. Hams-sugar-
cured 25k026. Butter 2jc. Eggs 13c.
Louisville maraeIs.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. Tagging firm at
29Q3Oc. Cotton frmer but demand light;
middIings ISc. Wheat 1.2091.SO. Corn
los. Oats &c. Rye 9Oc. Provisions
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Cattle. Hoe. Sheen
Louisville Live stock Market.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. l, 1870.
There has been but little change in the
i've stock market during the past three
days. All classes have met with ready sale
st fair prices, and drovers have been well
pleased in their operations.
CATTLE-The market opened with OheT-
ing amounting to 100 head. There was
but little excitement, as the entire trade
was confined to home consumers. A few
choice beeyes were purchased by L. Bills
for shipping purposes. A steady and fair
trade continued throughout the day, SO
that at the close there were but few re-
naming unsold. As we have stated before
in our reports, we think that the lowest
possible prices have been reached for good
choice shipping beeves and the best grades
Of butcher stuff. Common rough grades
are hard to sell on any market or at any
time, and we may be allowed to say to
drovers that they need have no fears in
handling good stock, but they must be
careful when they pick up all classes of
common stuff and expect to sell them as
readily as the best grades. Such calcula.
lions are absurd. We venture the asser-
ton that it would be hard to find drover
who had lost money on the best grades Of
stock in the past six months, and easy to
find one who had lost money on common
and inferior grades. Therefore we advise
drovers to handle good stock, if they ex-
pect to make money. We now give grades
and prices: Fancy grades, none on sale.
Second quality consists of fat, smooth
steers, such as are shipped East, weighing
from 200 to ], 800 ms, and selling at 6. Is
OBS. This class of stock Is rather slow
sale, as the news from the East is rather
discouraging. The best butcher stuff con.
sists of fat COWS, steers and heifers weigh
ing from 500 to 200 pounds, selling read
lily at 5. 75@6.25. Second class consists o.
the same quality, but rough and in fan
condition, selling at 4.50@J.09. Rough
tailings of all classes sell at 2.5093.50
Fresh mixers sell as to quality, from 30. 90
| to GO.OO.
SHEEP-Are doing well. good deal o.
inquiry is made for wethers to feed The!
sell at 3, COOL. 90 per 100 lbs gross, wheI
they weigh from 80 to 100 lbs gross Fa
wethers weighing 100 lbs and upwards sci
| at 5.00@5.50. Common mixed lots sci
from l. O002. so per head. Lambs sell a
1902, so for common, and heavy at 3.5t
| @4.00 per head.
HoGs-The market continues active Will
but few arriving We quote for light a
| S.00@8 80, and medium at 800 and choice
at 6.25@9.5O The last-named price
only obtained for very best quality that ar,
| put on the market
HORSES AND MULEs-Arr arriving slowly
and are being shipped South. We are no
advised as to price.
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We ask a careful perusal of the statement
of the condition of the Continental Life
Insurace Company of New York, made &c
Comptroller Pennel aker, in this issue. II
is one of the soundest and best companies
in America, as is clearly shown by the
statement.
Fire, Marine and Inland Transportation
Risks at equitable rates are taken by the
State Insurance Company, at the Office in
the Company's building No. 80 North Col
lege street. John Lumsden is President,
G. P. Thruston, Vice President, and D. r.
johnson. Secretary, which is a sufficient
guarantee of the reliability and ability of
the Company.
D. H. Hicks, if elected magistrate viii
make good officer. See card.
The Magic Arnica Liniment is daily in
creasing in public favor, why? 1t does
everything claimed for it.
For goods at your own price attend the
extensive Sheriff sale by Yeatman, Shields
& Co., this morning.
If Sampson, when he was shorn Of his
hair by the seductive Delilah, had been SO
fortunate as to possess a bottle of the
Louisiana Hair Restorer, he could have re-
stored it with all its vigor in a few days.
EWlQ 1GlUltlOu dIS lIt NdSlNlle dk36LlS.
The Mississippi Diarrhea Cordial is the
best tonic regulator known to science.
Try it.
The Misses Bryan will reopen their
school on the Goth of September These
ladies enjoy fine reputation as teachers
N. A. Parrish & Co. have 12G bales of
hay for sale See advertisement.
Skiff d Gaylord's Ninstrels will exhibit
at Masonic Hall on Friday and Saturday
nights. This is a famous minstrel troupe,
and always please,
Newsom d Co. advertise some property
on the north side of Broad street which
must be sold. A bargain and no mistake.
NJ J. Dolin, as will be seen by his card
in to-day's paper, is a candidate for re-elec-
ton as Magistrate in the city. district. He
has been an active and efficient member of
the County Court, he pledges himself that
if reelected he will continue to faithfully
represent his constituency in that relation.
This be will do, for Doin makes it a rule
to keep his promise inyiolate.
Our well known citizen Mr.. II Bud
deke of the Ninth Ward is a candidate
for Magistrate in the city district He is
truly one of the solid men Of Nashville, and
viii in a magisterial capacity, show himself
the right man in the right place
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New Publications.

The Wonders of the World is the en-
bracive title of a lavishly illustrated work
by C. G. Rosenberg, issued by the United
States Publishing Company of Chicago.
As its title indicates, it is a marshaling
together of the greatest number of curious
and startling occurrences in all parts of the
world, making history that is not likely
to be preserved in any other form, and
which is as interesting as it is valuable.
The work is sold exclusively by subscrip-
ton, and lady is now canvassing the city
who will call on our citizens for their names
and deliver the book
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The Louisiana Creole Hair Resrorer

Actually restores the vegetable principle
of the hair when it has been paralyzed by
disease or any other cause 1t is really a
medicine for the hair, and one which is the
more pleasant to use from its delightful
perfume, soft and soothing influence, and
freedom from the disagreeable properties
of common hair grease. 1t has been used
with success by ladies for neuralgia head
ache, and although the proprietors do not
offer it as a specific for pains in the head,
yet there is no doubt, from its penetrating
and cooling tonic qualities, it might often
be used with advantage for affections of
the head where this kind of treatment is
indicated. For sale by all druggists.
Ewin, Pendleton & Co., wholesale
agents. Nashville. If
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. Tagging firm at
29Oa3Oc. Cotton frmer but demand light;
middIings 1Sc. Wheat 120@1.50. Corn
los. Oats &c. Rye goo. Provisions
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Base Bali Championship for thc
state.

A game of bass ball for the champion
ship of the State of Tennessee, will be
played by the Blue Stocking aud Nashville
Clubs, on the grounds of the latter at the
terminus of the Broad Street Railroad
Company, on Friday, August 8. The
game Will be called at > o'clock NJ pre-
cisely. AS this is a contest for the cham
pionship of the State a large crowd will
be in attendance. Extensive arrangement
have been made to make this game the
game of the season. The public are cor
daily invited to attend. The Blue Stock
lngs in order to be in full trim for the game
will practice this afternoon, at o'clock, on
their ground sd
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Another supply.

A large assortment of Emerson's Book
binders have just been received at Dor
mans music store; 81 Church street. These
binders have no competitor for durability
and cheapness. There is no necessity now
for music lying loose about the house, and
being destroyed The binders will preserve
it, and are very valuable in every family.
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OUR MAMMOTH WEEKLY,
CONTAINING

CONTAINING
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a complete Agricultural Department and
a delightful miscellaneous melange; also,
the best
NIap of the Seat OF war in Europe
that has been published yet by any news
pAper-will be issued tomorrow morn
ing. 1t is the paper for your friend in
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THE UNION AND AMERICAN EOH
THE CAMPAIGN

We will furnish the UNION AND AMERICAN
TO CLUBS, from now until after the Novem-
Der elections, including tho returns of the
same. at the following reduced rates;
DAILY.
To clubs of 10 or more, each, $500
To clubs of 20 or more, each, l.oO
sEMI-wEEKLY.
To climbs of 10 or more, each, LOO
To clubs of 20 or more, each, 10
WEEKLY.
To clubs Of 10 or more, each, %
To clubs of 20 OF more, each, 40
To clubs Of 80 or more, each, 40
By a small effort our friends IN the
several divisions of the State, and the
friends of free government, could swell our
list by many thousands under these TERMS
The rates are as low as were ever offered, and
no voter should be without the UNION AND
AMERICAN during the important period OF
our political campaign which is to follow
the iudicial elections. Subscribers will
have complete returns of both elections,
and sill information necessary to enable him
TO vote Understandings upon the issues
that may be presented,
Every friend and reader of the paper Is
constituted a special agent to get up clubs
for this campaign.
The money should be transmitted by
express, postofice order, or registered
letter. J. o. GRIFFITH 4 Co.
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The Election Tomorrow,

The all-absorbing topic Of local interest
is the Judicial election of tomorrow. The
number of candidates, the importance of
the offices to be filled, and the fact that it
is to be the first election in a long time in
which citizens can vote without special
permits for the privilege, tend to invest
the occasion with degree Of interest not
usual in this locality.
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Nashville Live Stock Market.
CATTLE-GOod selections are in demand
and taken freely, while the inferior lots ale
entirely neglected. We quote choice
butchering 4Q4Ic; ordinary S@4c; inferior
23@3c.
SHEEP-There is a fair demand for good
sheep 10y the butchers, who purchased free
ly at ?. 80 per head. We quote inferior at
1.OO@1.25, but they are not wanted at any
price. .r.r.
HoGs-There is considerable inquiry for
well fattened hogs, and 7@8c is offered.
There have been none on the market dur
ing the week.
Sales at the stock yard of I. G. Milsom
& Co. during the week as follows:
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year
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TO the voters Ofthe Firs. Dis,ric,

. nc OItTN OF Tic r IFst DISIrICL
In order to give all his friends tair notice
that he is a candidate for reelection as
Justice of the Peace in the City District,
the undersigned takes this means of an
nounoing the fact. If again honored by the
confidence Of my fellow-citizens, shall, in
the future as in the past, take pleasure in
serving them to the best of my ability.
aUg3 2t Il. j. DoLN.
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Nashville Dry Goods Market.

Market qulet. We quote 5-4 Drown
sheetings IO@1O1c; 7-S do 11@13c; A do
13@144c; "a bleached shirtings 7@1Oc;
rs do 11@13tc; A do 12{@25c; brown
drills 15@18c; bleached do 10000; osna-
burgs 2O@224; A do 23t@25c; plaid cot
tons 15025c.
PRINTS Wamsutta Sc; Arnold DC
American 11@11tc; Dunnels11lc; Sprague':
lie; Sprague's pink 113c; Aliens lie
Manchester lie; London mourning lie.
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We find that opening our columns to al
aspirants for Office, and their friends, who
wish to bring their claims before the pub,
lie, will be so burdensome tax and con
sumo so much of our space, that we are
compelled to charge for all such matter
The price for all cards and communication
in relation to actual or prospective candi
dacies will be thirty cents per line In oul
respective papers from this date.
]. o. GRIFFITH & Co.,
Union and American.
Roberts & PURvIs,
Republican Banner.
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firm; light demand. Pork BLOC Lard
lI5c. Bacon 15@1s@19. Bulk meats IA
@i!glS. Hams-sugar-eured 2502s5c.
WHISKY, 94c. TobaceO-sales of 139 hhds
al q I: 20 to $50 from trash to good lues;
o.'o TO $50 common to medium leaf; 1000
~ Il W good medium to fine leaf
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO Aug. Flour quiet and
steady; sprin extra 4. 5O@6. so. Wheat pa
&c lower, closing at 1.24@l. 24l. Corn
opened active and excited, but closed quiet
az o5C9o35e. Oats Ale Rye sI@S12c.
barley oOe@ 100 Highwines 96e Pro-
Visions inactive and held at previous quo
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, Aug. Cotton inactive;
middllngs $50 lS3e. Receipts 20 bales:
exports %. Flour unchanged; held at
5.5OGS.2J. Corn dull at 95cSa1 90 Oats
heavy at zoe. Hay frmer at is. OO6722 %
Bran-sales at 193c. Pork steady at 30 5O.
Lard firm at 1S4@19!c. Bacon steady:
shoulders 154@4c; sides 19U@195c.
NJ. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. Flour quiet; super
fine 4.50gf.7j. Wheat pretty firm and
more active; No. > red fall 1.16@1 Is.
Corn very dull; prime mixed 7Sc. Oats
40@42c. Provisions quiet; only order of
business being pork at 31.OG. Bacon 143
@175@1S@1Sc4 Lard Ice
savannah Cotton Market
SAVANNAH, Aug. 3O-Cotton quiet; low
middling lie; sales 40 bales; net receipts
169; stock 80, 1879
Charleston Cotton Market.
CHARLESTON, Aug. Cotton nominal;
middlings 1Sc; net receipts $50; stock 21,
872.
Mobile Cotton Market.
MOBILE, Aug. Cotton frmer; low
middling 17@17{c Sales 500 bales; net
receipts 81. Exports, coastwise, 63S bales
Stock Il sol
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Operations commenced,

The process of tearing away the old
Shelby Medical College, on the site of
the proposed new CustOmhoUse, corner of
Vine and Broad streets, was commenced
yesterday. Before long the ground will be
ready Tor the new building, which we learn
Will be put under contract at an carly dav.
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London advices of yesterday quote 5-2Os
of 1862 81; 1868 at 50; 1868 at 81, and
10-40's at 50.
Tennessee Bonds are quoted in New
York at Gle for the old, and cole for the
new.
Bank Tennessee notes are quiet at 20
buying and 70 selling.
State warrants are offered quite freely,
and will not sell at over 20 cents.
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Heavy Shower.

Our city was visited near 6 clock yes.
terday afternoon by a very hard rain storm.
Many cellars were filled, and the streets
were drenched during the hour in which
the rain fell In torrents. An unusual
amount of rain for this season of the yeal
has fell recently.
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DRUGS : Opium 1880; quinlne go;
indigo, best, Lao; madden 18c; salts
SIC; blue stone 14@16c; alum &c; cochineal
1.25; iodide potash 4.6O@4.75; magnesia
carb., 45@5Oc; flour sulphur Sc; roll do &c;
camphor 9O@1.OO; copperas 23@3c; as
safoetida 5O@6Oc.
Ons-Linseed, raw, 10; inseed,
boiled, LIS; coal oil 25@27c; lard,
No. l, extra, 1851. 40; sweet oil 1000
$50; tanners 1.OO@1.25; lubricating 4O@
LIS; benzine 2093Oc.
PAINTS, ETC-Pure white lead 12!@13c;
Capitol white lie; Buffalo 1Oc; Furniture
Yarnish 2 40; Coach do. 40.
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SEND US TIE RETURNS.

Will our friends in the various coun-
ties in the State send us the returns Of
the judicial election as soon as the vote is
counted
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Death to CaIerpiIIars.

Capt. Stockell was out the fire engine
yesterday squirting enormous streams of
water into the trees infested with caterpil-
lars. In some localities the streets were
literally covered with them as they were
washed from the boughs of the trees into
the streets.
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MISSES O'RfEYAN,

NO. II WCEcmOTe Street,
Next session of this school will begin
Monday, Sept. 2G. Former patrons who
wish places reserved, must make applica-
ton during this month, through P. o.
Lock Box -. aug3-tf
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T. II. Bell, of Bedford J. A. Dean, of
Hickman; George Reanis, of Marshall,
and Pleasant Bohannan, of Putnam, were
appointed Assistant Marshals, yesterday
evening, in the census business.
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Another Appointment.

W. B. Murphree, of Buford county, was
appointed Assistant Marshal yester day to
aid in taking the census in the locality of
his resilenca.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-03

Gold opened in New York yesterday at
122 and closed at 1919. Dealers here were
paying 120, and were holding at 122, with
very little doing.
Exchange on New York is bought By the
banks at par and is sold by them at I pre-
MUM.
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Pancr Flour Rncs.

We are making to order all sizes pape
-four bags at the lowest prices. Whiteman
Bros, No. 4 Market street, Nashville,
Tenn. jy17 If
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The revenue Office reports the assess
ments for the month Of June at 20. 3O3. -.
The amount for the same month last year
was -, Si1.55, making an excess for last
June of e. 4Gl6t
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These days, if you have a fine horse al
ways rub his fetlocks and ankles with Magic
Arnica Liniment after washing his feet
You will find an entire freedom from stiff
ness, scratches, and find your horse much
more supple in consequence. IT