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" IGHTNING-RODS.- 900 SAVED by
hsvinr MUNSuN COPPER TUBULAR
!. Tt;ETNISG-RON, to be had ONLY at
MoUNTCASTEE's, $50 Broad street.
u-o,, wv 81 HHEpERsos, Esq, President Indi-
annapolis Insurance Company.
ssJt IA a ruie OF this company TO charge less Pfe-
MUM on buildings protected by Munson kod.'
From Peabody insurance Company. .
.sAn allowance Of I've per cent Miii Pc Mane
where dwellings and barps are protecteo ny "uh"
son Copper lightning Rod. -
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The Presbyterian General Assembly
North.

AAAS AScUJ OShASSh "CAkCxd "a [Ab9tGuU1y
North. s..
PH1JADKLPHIA, June 1.-The Presbyte-
rian General Assembly to-day heard the
delegates appointed to visit the Southern
Assembly at Louisville. The delegates pre-
sented a communication from the, Southern
Assembly replying to the overtures; which
states that the Southern Church does not
Church because it is total surrender
of all the fundamental doctrines and
embraces all shades Of belief. The South
ern Church Is the only heir of the true
testimonies, and there are impossible
barriers to official intercourse between the
two Churches. The delegates bringing the
communication also submitted their report,
showing what action had been taken at
Louisville. Several representatives then
present made speeches, showing what spirit
the Southern Assembly had been. 1t was
thought that the opinion of that Assembly
was not the opinion of the Southern Church.
The report was received and the commit
tee discharged.
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on Train OF, Fire :. !.

Il CLEVELAND, OHIo, June 1.-.This morn.
ing as an oil train was approaching the city
on the railroad 1T took fire. The bridge
over the cCuyahago was destroyed by Tie
passage Of the burning train. s.,
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.sAfa.assla,ss.
A -
IMPORTANT NOTICE. .r9.EsEETI.s-.Is :

=, - - h q a..
/ |, ,sr.s stn r.. LINE aEXaEPT ON EUNpAYSs
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK. ~ -
~, 49,. AVID THE WRET.fa NJ ErssasSf
MA ZEE syi hi S nMoND. FREDERICKSBURG
~ AMI a. ltS Low En- POTOMAC ROUTE. ~
md asser ,1rsn1v rr - ~
BALTIMORE FsHPEESS TRAIN leaves iha IA
pot corner OF Broad and Eighth streets tSuridays
e1eeptedf az 500 II. III. connecting with TIE rst-
class steam boat line nta % ss3sEf bid $50
IL. The LOWER P0T0EAC,; .,ass,sy s
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!, Neusnaper sfan KiEiea.

Troy, NY, June l.-Rohert, Miller, re-
Gently city editor of the Frty WING, was
killed last night by falling through q bridge
on the outskirts OF the city.
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At the late retinion of the Illinois Four
tecath regiment letter from Senator Yates
was read, in which Inc said: . II we, the
people Of the United States, shall faithfully
secure to ourselves and our children the
real objects for which the war was fought,
then the blood Of our soldiers will Lot be
on our hands. Otherwise, say, God save
the Republic. and save us-myself, and one
and all-from the agency we have had in it"
Mr.. Yates ought to have thought of this
sooner .5 .sae p
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:, A Sioux who wishes to compliment the
4uakers has named himself sitter William
rem, which he translates Bill Quill.
a white botelswaisef WINS kiskea out OF. Il
u!an''t tshsets BIZ Eat wi,an &c sgsnt sa the
sssalsf ssssE als sssssy, 4s HsRs EoHsaa
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Fiaanclsl and Commercial.
9Ratn ana FlesrR HEarnss, III
- = UoaE AID FL0un EscfiaEgs D
RICHMOND, VA, lure 4 1s5a. : 4

-dSItHHoND, Var JuEe ], 1919. n
=. s0FFERfNGs.
,w.aedt;1Wfise.is 4 hushels.~ Red 20 bushels.
7s fnseis n.s' sso bushels. Yellow, none. Mixed
g1ats.-Ise bushels rl-rs1 ss.d AZ a. 1i4,,
EAIEa. - III t3SFgf.t
White, 100 bushels very good as Al. IN
"a uasnels very good on private terms. 9Ked. al
nusheis very good at 81 2l.;f II si.tfl''I ~
.-M nite, leo bushels prime nj A12o SO
gusnes very GOOD On private terms; go bushels
damaged at On 90. Mixed, IA bushels ysry good
~ ,ao 81 sg bushels verygpod On private terms
Odts.-Ieo bushels very good at &C. X
RE-ExHIBrTED. - IT..
0dts.-loQ bushels. 1Ea'. sls5Ea .Ai'S{
Lorn.-Mi<ed, $50 bushels s'1--''---~",
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Coolies for II0tlissRna.

New ORLEANS, June 1.-The bark Vile
de st. Lo arrived to-day, one hundred anu
seven days from Hong Kong, with one hum
dred and siXty-seven coolies on board.
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nsHVUo 1sf6NU LcXBiHtuFe-SeHkcOT
PROVIDENCE, r. L, June 1.-The General
Assembly has organized by the elect ion of
Republican officers. .... ,2slI 80
a, Republican caucus has nominated
United States senator Anthony for reslec-
ton by vote Of 81 to 10, and the nominal
ton was afterwards made unanimous. This
i. defeat of the Sprague party in the
State. az
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obituary.

4 NEW York, June, 1.r-E O. Naher, for
fifty years chief clerk of the Commissary De-
partment at West Point, died to-day, aged
10 wears, SO, .,ts.ss..s.fgy ~, ss.ss.,st
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Our road commissioner, newly-eiected by
Republican votes. was publicly whipped
some Years ago for hog-stealing. This is
hut one Of the distinguished acts for which
he has suffered at the hands Of the white
pcoplc. Piedmont Intciii1CHCcr.
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WASHINGTON NEWS 81

Y HrsKEY AND TosAc0o, The COMMITTEES
Oh Waysand Means will report some changes
"a tae second tax hill In the mode OF col
iiectng the whiskey tax, but they twill not
IN effect raise or lower Che tax. In the
House Tuesday, in the bill reducing taxa
ton, another effort was made to change The
special tax on wholesale liquor dealers, hut
s was finally retained at fifty dollars. with
ail sales IN excess OF twenty five Thousand
There is q general movement from all
all parts Of Che country bydealers for uni.
form tax OF sixteen cents per mound ON to-
bacco, but the Ways and Means Committee
are iudisposed to endorse 1t. -
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FOR TDBACCONTgTS
r ,ICoRICEi sLICoRICEl!' :.
=. e2 ~ P.H& s. STICK.

- e.es.t.a.P.& 8. STICK. .1s.s.,5 arEs Il
We have afew cases Of this choice article ~ s!f
cCyt4 81 j.. G.. g. Col E,eis,,g;s,;t.rt s-Fs
gur friends advise us Of the arrival In New York
perior. = - FtES>-E tEEii 80 "pIFfffSS'S -
Manufacturers will please send In their orders,
which Will always be filed at LOWEST PRICES.
/ my 3-Im HhRvEYS & WILLIAMS.
.VO TOBACCONISTS.- Weare prepared
MILLS SINNERS. CAST
SINKERS, PLATES, ETC., at short notice and on
reasonable terms. We should be pleased to have
-,....... PALMER & ,TURPIN, a.,
mn II 1873 Main street.
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Cr,.ork xaf ar1kHaS

d, NEW Yoas, Jtins i-f ha Steamship kus.
aa, for ,Llyerpooi1 to-day took sosst ssls, DOG
in spsc3e, s III -; stF Itzs ss fs',' e..
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Huarine InteIatscnee.

Fozraxss M0naoE, JUNE i Passed I'D TIL
tBAitiniorep hark Manitoa from Hamasoa,
h n5s sfss s s;s . Mais,aa, ss sa e
Chi, Ian liasa 8EnRSusII
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ACCIDENT TO Mr. L. A. PoLLARD.--Icstcr-
day morning Mr.. L. \. Pollard, the author,
while descending flight of spiral stairs in
the residence of Mrs. DR.. James Saunders,
slipped and fell, receiving bruises of a pain
mi but not serious character. Mr.. Pollard,
We regret TO learn. has been in ill-hcalth for
several weeks past.-Lynch6ur9 Republic
cam. Isl.
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Yesterday morning It was noticed by the
early visitors to Arlington that a bouquet
was laid upon each of the ono hundred and
nifty Confederate graves in the centre of the
cemetery. Later in the day the flowers dis
appeared. = Washington tctter-Baittn,ore
Gazette. >.s -, - res-,g ~ ~
Patents issued last week TO Yirginians
Lantern, Lemuel w. Leary, Norfolk (ante.
dated May "a, 1870; safety stove, Charles
J. Smith, Norfolk railroad.car yentilator,
Henry A.. Curtis, Richmond. Designs
1878, trademark, George w. Langhorn,
John D. Langhorn, and Nathaniel B. john
ston, Lynchburg, Va; 4,G79, trademark,
same parties.
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Ohio Democratic Convention.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, June 1.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention assembled here to-
day, and organized by the election Of A. j.
Gallon as temporary chairman. .,.o..,
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DR.. Hugh Kent, Of Wytheville, died sud-
denly oi apcplcXy few days ago.
James Murdauch, Esq, of Portsmouth,
died suddenly on Tuesday.
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AUCKLAND LIME.
", Liz aARIIELs LANDING
':ers.s.ss . t 1rEoM d
- ~ o. jzgtsf
seaeeszs EAapscaAsssx,
!, 80. ,.s !. ,,s.r,. 4. LEE
10, ss.s lew fsam Yhsila

wvTYTSs NEw IS s.; * 81 III t<sS Il
- @S - - ~ III lrti
AA spArvSrsp ssSVHNyfX fs! 5ts.sssSs II;
tt,5 = a = 80 .'--
ssl'1 5GANCELLIEG MACHINE,
49, ss adopted hy Goyennent.
s.,s,,, Ct BELLEE0T, 5z
ss vs. ~ s rs Esgsaycs md Brand-eutter
~ 81 40 Main stress
..s s,.ss. Sissmsaai Va.
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! GEORGE III. BROWN. asa c. L. RADwAY. =
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE CELE-
NJ BRATED WHEELER q WILSON sew
ING-mACHlNE.-We propose, inyiewiof our
most liberal basis, and keep constantly on hard
full assOftmento of the above celebrated Machine,
with all the modern improvements and findings
for the same, such as Needles, Sewing silk, Cot
ton, &c. Machines sold on the lease plan at cash
prices, instruments or $40 month. Repairs
promptly attended TO-. Hsf7 Gttg rsiiElS>1s,tESt
Fl...,'''.,s 49,, GEORGE II. BROWNE iCo.,,e..
No. 73g Main, corner OF Eighth street.
Agents wanted thr0usboutthc State my,l3
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sEwING.mACHINER.

IF YOU WANT A GOOD SEWING
l. MACHINE call and see the!"HOWE.,, Il
will cost nothing To- sec 1t, and no more to buy one
than an inferior article. VI. i. -,
Sold on instaiments monthly, or to RENT, aud
rent allowed for four months. ..fI - }'.''77T
/ ...fs,..s I...as..1 r ~ J.. II. MCKINNEY,
: Je2-lw* ..~. ~ r-...., 4 500 Main stccet.
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New Hampshire Legislature.
CONCORD, N. H., June 1.-The Legislature
met to-day and organized with S. M.
Wheeler Speaker Of the House, and N. Cor
don President of the Senate. f.. ~ 49,
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!. are YeRasn HasA,

Ey, AISAss.sVF,,s June s,~tAe Fe6ess'
soldiers haYa derSfee HpM tafs ~
4 dHnesxl nans5sIW ID. slowly discovering
from hsa wounds, snd q stu unaes arrest,
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CHILnREN,s Ct,ARR,IA lIi,[E J, . ~.

iRUY YOUR aCHJLDREN'S CAR;
~ RLAGES AT No. 713 MAIN STREET
TEMPLE OF FANCY.-He has got them from
FIVE DOLLARS up. Also, TOY-WAGONS of
every description Wholesale and retail
my 2l--lm rsstGti . .:he2J JOHN DOES.
rHILDREN'S. CARRIAGES, OF NEW
" AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGN, FINEST
FINISH, and OF superior stock and Workman
ship, at the .s.g.- 2. sy4IuyE tsfi.s s.Ss'
/ RICHMOND MANUFACTORY, al ,-..l
/ No. sos Fifth street, near Broad. ~,
h Call and examine our stock. Old carriages
taken In exchange. Repairing doneprornptly.
|; ap -s;I,ssl., tfr-s,atl ~ w. G. SMITH. !,
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- ssse<
M NAT III TAIH Mn s,.n an. Sesvesa HseInopd
sna y aaas 90 hsr tsEs ls1asgs saassy o.
I'LL asf =. E fssas Witt aa salpss
kaYrfSe ~ Hfenn4daa "a aSs6 - dSsfs}Se6
ts1nHee tioBs I'D CT65Sl NH
wish lE*nGe, As6xardfaA ss& lEsAafSs 9 ral3a1a6
isslns sSs ss~ aosk ss S.
fLyHehbl1E. Enoxyflaat 7ase&eOokA y3f1l3&S Is
[ Reg erleaass McnfseMstys aet1Ae;5,1H. Assss
teonneets WIN etaGeS:Rs 9oll0Hy e. 1Gy,
~ sssanson With states fof Mi1FsS
fifnEsl springs u mites sand WSysSas LAsN ~
Goshen VIII stages for coia saIDser
,ae a.ss Asug smfie Eel
Sat%ssi sshsss = H,,as y nfsss
At MtIbeso, Nish ssaees Tar Bath a1nsn Spz1nxs.
~ milsss wsrm Spring rs n.iIess Hot Htyfaea 81
i AT Covingt0n With sssgU tos Hsnisnss ap,4hrs.s
EisMtleg;. anttf spranss, % m.les3 srs,ss "a
% msfes; sna Cd Sweet spsiHgS sSniie
AZ While eRfnhnrf Spr1a4s ann ctsS 15k 6t&
E % Ses Rea gsissn mi ssgSss
;burr. miles and CHR stSns ass MIC.
aGoing West paasengcss dtae g 5GurdDaaskas
andsap ~ Gnytngtnp. GpaaE Em&s hszsAksse o,
sTafi sAa P slas Il ssasssE hsis III, IN
tween Richmond aud WashtTk tel kifhffS NfSk0st
change of carss1L Leave RichzafnG re- gfaas H.11sa
and acrlye at Washington s;a6 a. ~ lesyaween-
MAJ XII sa ss,s ssgiye q R.ssss
nond ana Wastlnst ony sBLEERTNIssD8ksWin
Se attac1ed 70 th19s tt4tny and waM b EE2 aRoHf0
;heIw een Rishmopd and Halttmore tst0st shaass.
AMI, Jansros5n sssets Issued % ali points
$500 - syAMEsjF. NETHxRssAseD.asTi
III 70, G5iF .ftisFs Ssecersi T3cket ARDl4-t;f
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ID IT. WHITLOCK'S i'4tjal
III. BOX AND PAANING1MILL,
EIGHTEENTHANDsCA CARY STREETE, tif =,
RICHMOND YA.I,.E .,,;;.lslt
BOXES AND, PARTICIPATES MADE To- I
.s.q. -.gT 40 II ID E r. f,g{i, pffflte 4G$

! am making this week quite number of
ClfATES, and viii be receiving
during the week about f,0eo of the prefsfest
STRAW BERRY; QUART-BAskETS ever Offer
ed in Richmond. These are all sold. SEND In
YOUR oRDERS AT ONCE 800 E.,,FaE 1'',
/ The PLANNING. MILL DEPARTMENT. VIII be
properly attended TO-: ] have man whose dutyis
TO look after this and keep the lots Of various par
ties separate and dry Thave kept from twenty to
thirty hands constantly employed nearly all the
past winter and to the present time. iif3 ssgE g,
!. I win be adding during the year ssonlipually
Am thankful TO nv old patrons for their trade, .
and respectfully solicit acontinnance from them
and trial from others. s.gi.a .yHEFip ssZ q
s sedis sespes'1psg ii. wHTTLocK.:
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TIVE BUCKEYE SEWING-MAEHINES
4 use two threads, make lock-slitch alike on
both sides, and can be run. with hand or foot.
and WA RRANThD FOR THREE YEARS
Price Of nd-nachiucs, go aud SIS OF ma
chimes on table, $3s and $40. - > Y ~ ~
They have the advantage of all the modern I'M
and will sew fine muslin, heavy CLOTH
or leather. Call and see them, ,egf :tgT..ys,
, - LII - - iJ.sW. BEASLEY, Agent, -. -
EOS Fifth street, between Brond and Grace " r
nv 2l--CodImE IT,. II Ittat kicirmUuf, Ma.
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fEWO EASE JAIL NIL f2IzssasaEKMR
ffPMEXCEpTEDl TO THE NORTH, EAST.
VA AQUIA CEEEks-IHE ssHQRIE6EnAGR
QUICKESf KOUT E:.Az.ffhe TffR0Ug TRA1Nb
pser khia Epnta 1so1a 3$azfg4os69N1eI
of Byfd ana EighlG stfsetS at LS x. Misnd G$oY.
M.fanafsSsatfa IBsAss 3&ss01zIy s11ak asd
reliable conncctlons With THE WAsHIEGIlM
AND NEW YORK FAST LINES and with a@xfn1
rTHE GREAT NoRTIIW EST. .aa.,,
! Cars fitted mp Efth sPLENDIB EECIaNyH6
The elegant autL eon1mod iouS nesunafxs 0a fnAs
Po.oruacTIycr stop at each Hay. ~ 80
RicI1Inond and Acaafa creek leaves the Depot coS-
~ Al Trpad8 ard EfghtR sdx1ly tSRnda5f
axcsptsal as 7. Ms sns arrives IN igislmcssl q
r. sb Il aesss 70 IMP points aeisAsas
~ ,fnrtber tnfcrnasion and Tor tbseaxt Esss
NORTH apply ct The Office cezper Broad sana EaEnix
fSsefs sf fos through tickets 30 all ppiata SRfs8u
aud Wess appsy as enc sietst Nee corner Byfd
f no IS u. &. GERTRY. General Tieks4. Agent.
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TYEJIGHTFUL BOOKS, BY THE
Right Hon. 3: Disrselli; clotE, gel ,agsr. g: On
tho Choice or Bookss by Thomas gariy.s; sSs.. o.
Es's sse ERIE sI
!e last twenty Dy se h ,rsat S1 ess sS
p sr, tss Say; 81 asshs lion.
Gethcio Hecmann and ISL ~
i1strated; o.. History OF the Caitph Yashgs, Dy
eomp Ia insisas,s tEs ssHeiy Grail i!lss-
tIatnd al. Fairfax-Llfeof the crest Lord Esir-
fax by Marki!sm ss. Ior,as HSSTs , WINS ifss
eas,s hres hours In eearch of the Picturesque;;
sIiustratad: "a. The Percy Aneedotesi yoiumes;!
ssy VIZ 81 PSI sfTs RsRslsEF EsIsa 8
TiAsH BUYERS OF DRtGs; MEDI-.
Chsmiss Scans; Comb p Rsfss e
Caring woSg sS s'n,. sss p ssIg
1I75H & SOUTHERN . FERTILIzING
afsl' & CoMPANy, ~ 80, ~
OFFICE, ooaan esHr 4s Rs y.aaassss f sss
Are prepared 10 all orders sorthsir 1ss:
! ii a.sis 1oBAGco gIRTiLIzsa s
p1b tvs.,stoasi prlasr tsrs
sIIalla N as|I slI|I
sssS y. !
lsSsasas sl saIFs 81 %
alssys; sE aspa nsas as saor notice
Circulars sai sSTvardsato amy aasssss; III
ah ].
SASsk pit, ssses!ee sisss , lss;, {. 81 Z,
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,PROFEssIOYAE eARDs.

T.. d.. CUNNINGHAM
IN respectfully informs his patrons and the pnb.
lie that he has returned 10 The city, and may ne
found mt his Office, "a Franklin street uulcsspro
fessionaily engaged. nv I-Ix. :.
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1872 Broadway, New Yol

AK u ace the FIyi,L-PLATE WATCEs bear
inc, The trademark uAmcrican Watch COM
nany.,, Crescent street. Waitham, Massachu-
SETS" 1t is by far by inii-piate WAUGH
made IN the United States, surpasses any
thing heretofore made In this ry Tor railway
engine: rs, conductors, &c. .,.,r,-,,... r. Il.
an sod eod-w cow 3m - ~, ,;.,s- :, .r.. 2
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SEWING-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS,
~ REPAIRED. The SLOAT ETfdPTIC SEW
1Nt; MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. Vessel
the only TR0PER NEEDLESs for tho ,SLOAJl
- - SEOAT u ADDINGTQN,'' :'l
{ tvD it s&tk Cary street. near Fourteenth q
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l xsHIxaIcN, June he'd uags Wadsworth
iasnd sana Palacio reupenad Che MexIcaR
Cis.sns Commission this MDrpitgs,
Jsssice BRADLEY Inns beer held 10 tsl! Id tittaa
sam 81 ss,0Qe 10 ksep tho rsasG 5sRasas
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For sale at retail by all respectable dealers.
descriptive circular, giving much useful In
formation, sent TO any address on application.
No watches rctailed by the company. 49,, /. :.
Address ROBBINS & APPLETON,
49, -----a.--.--~'~~' General Agents,
NJ
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Ii :arsFt.sss u JAnfEsiF. NETHRRsaAacDMs
my "a q. Gfif .tesss ascersi ticket Aa1lE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-25

Among the topics discussed in CONNER
cial circles the crops come in for large
share of attention. The prospect is every
where encouraging, and is, amidst the
stagnation which now characterizes trade
matters, the chief element of confidence in
the immediate future of business. The
New York ComalereigI list refers to the
subject as follows;
We have received during the week vast
amount of information through the press
and from private sources, in various sec
tons of twenty-five States and Territories,
embracing a greater portion of the wheat
producing area of The United States The
general tenor of these accounts is favorable
to another fine harvest, although it is, of
course, too early to form any reliable esti-
mate of results. In isolated cases the crop is
reported to have sustained some damage
from winter killing and other casualties, and
in California, the yield promises 10 be con-
siderably curtailed by drouth but, happi-
ly, the bad reports, on the whole, are less
numerous than usual. Notwithstanding
the low price of wheat since last harvest.
it would seem that fair average Of land
has been seeded with both winter and
spring varieties, the season having
been more than usually propitious for farm
work, while labor has been plentiful in
nearly all sections. These favorable con-
ditiops, in connection with the prevailing
scarcity and high prices, have also led to
a material increase in the acreage of Indian
corn. That essential commodity has late
ly been put upon level with wheat, as re-
cards price, and TO the fact that two short
crops have successfully occurred is largely !
due the scarcity and high prieea of hog
products. From orr Southern adviees |
we judge that an INCREASED area has been !
planted in cotton; and, if we except .
, few scattered localities, a good .
stand has been made; and the same may
BE said Of tobacco, under The incentive of !,
scarcity and high prices. The season has
llso been, in the main, favorable to fruits,
ind the damage from untimely frosis is
small 4 full yield in the
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The Owcnshoro Route.

We find in the Cincinnati papers strong
appeal from leading merchants of that city
to the citizens in favor of q subscription of
stock TO the amount Of $500, 600 to the
Greensboro, Rockport and Cincinnati Rail
road. The benefits of this road are thus
stated in the appeal to which we refer:
The country itpenetrates( Southwestern
Indiana, Western Kentucky and Central
TENNESSEE is not now reached directly by
Cincinnati trade and commerce. Indeed
we cannot compete on equal terms with
some other cities for the trade of this
country; but with this road. can reach it
more directly and conveniently than any
other city.
This route furnishes second line of rail
to Nashville o. indeed, we can claim 20
have ONE route there) and the Southwest,
and will establish what we greatly need in
that directiop-healthy competition in
transportation. Besides this, the LOCAL
trade on the entire line, from the Ohio and
Mississippi Railway to Nashville, is desira-
BILE, and cannot fail to be a source of reve-
nue. and profit to all classes of dealers in
Cincinnati.
The Southern connections established by
this line are Greensboro, Greenville, Pa
ducah, Nashville, Memphis, and, in a
word, all the Southwest.
The line from Nashville to the Ohio
river will be completed during this or early
next year. Now, the question is, shall
this line be extended to Cincinnati con-
nection, or, shall the trade and travel
coming from the South by this line, on
reaching the Ohio river, go up or down
the river to other competing cities, or
shall it have an opportunity and strong in
ducement TO come to Cincinnati by having
this line extended to the o. and NJ. Rail
road. less than sixty miles.
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