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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-12

Cotton-Stock light, which caused much
frmness in prices; middlings pc. Sales
1000 bales; receipts 1,294 bales; exports
to Few Orleans 1aS bales; stock on hand
AZ OK baIac
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Handsomely Decorated.

Besides being loaded down with every
thing our market affords and the most
fastidious palate could suggest in the way
of edibles, the tables OF mine host" Bat
tie, of the City Hotel, were yesterday deco
rated with beautiful bouquets and wreaths
of flowers, giving his capacious dining
room more the appearance Of floral hall
than crowded hotel dining apartment.
The appearance was beautiful-the effect
daliohff1l
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-12
CeIebrntion of the Rcd rsen,

The celebration to-day By the Improved
Order of Red Men promises to be a glo-
rious occasion in their history. The pro
cession, which takes up the line of march
at 10 o'clock this morning, viii proceed
70 shady grove north of the city, where
there will be speaking, feasting, and a
pleasant time generally. The orator Of
the day, Vance Thompson, Esq, of
Maury, will do the subject eloquent and
ample iastice. Should the weather con
tinue favorable, as we earnestly hope it
may, the attendance of the Order and
their friends viii he equal TO, if not be-
yond what is expected.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-12

Mr. George d. Martin, of Montgomery
county, son-in-law of Hon. G. A. Henry,
of Ciarksville, whose severe indisposit;on
we mentioned some days since, was in the
city yesterday for the purpose of securing
the immediate and skillfpl attendance OF
DR.. W. K Bowling of this city. We regret
to announce that Mr.. Henry has not I'M
proved, and that his condition is very crit
cal. Though hopeful for the best his friends
feel that without an early change for the
better his recovery will be despaired of.
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We have information from Washington
which may be deemed reliable, to the eff
feet that the removal of DR.. T. w. Spar
ling as Revenue Assessor for this District
is irrevocable and peremptory, and that
his successor will certainly and immediate
" be announced. Without mentioning the
grounds of his removal, we know that
strong efforts on the part OF his friends have
been made to prevent it. But, from our
information. all efforts in that line will be
unavailing. Meantime, the Doctor himself
has gone to Washington, and the facts in
the case will likely be developed in short
fir,a
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DR.. WIN. Rrazier,s Liver Medicine


Is entirely and purely vegetable in its
composition. Mercury in any of it's shapes
cannot be found in it, and therefore there
need be no hesitation in using it. One
reason why DR.. Brszier's Liver Medicine
has taken such high rank as a curative of
all kinds of hillary and liver diseases is,
that while its effects are direct and ener-
getic, it does not leave the patient in a
debilitated state, but actually strength
ened Where a patient takes blue mass,
for example, he finds it necessary TO take
more nauseous medicine ''to worry it of, T"
and even then seldom succeeds in Kidding
his system of it. The proprietors use
especial care in the selection Of the various
roots, barks and herbs which constitute the
Brazier's Liver Cordial, and use the utmost
skill in combining them. 1t is made in
such vast quantities, that uniformity Of
strength is always gained, and it will be
found on trial to be the best liver medicine
in the market. 1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-12
The Clinton Tragedy,

The result of the trial of VIM L. Brooks,
for shooting Capt. Ragle, at Clinton, last
week, terminated on Saturday Brooks
was held over to the next term of the Cir
cult Court, for trial for murder in the first
degree. The jail at Clinton being deemed
insecure, the prisoner was carried to Knox
vile by Sheriff Robings, turned over to
Sheriff Gossett and placed ia tho Knox
county jail for safe keeping.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-12

Before Judge Glenn, n. D. Malone,
ESQ, was yesterday appointed and quail,
fed as administrator of the estates OF
Hugh and Susan Wallace Mccall, deceased.
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--shOuldsrs l1ac clear sides 15sc. lard

shoulders IFS clear sides 15ze Lard
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, May 11.-Flour duh, Spring
extras 3.90@5. %. Wheat 303Ic lower,
97e. Corn 925@93c. Oats 52s@53c. Rye
s34c. Highwines 1.O6@1.07. Provisions
dull and nominally unchanged.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, May 11.-FIour, family
5.10@5.35. Wheat 1.12@L1E Corn,
mixed, for ear 1.03@1, O5. Rye SO. Cot
ton firm, middling PC. Tobacco, good
| demand, sales of 2f2 bids. and &c boxes
4. loot. 80 for frosted fresh to bright leaf.
Whiskey LILO. Pork $3.50. Bulkmeats
1l3@149@154@l54c. Bacon, 112@16t@
174c. Butter 2Sc. Eggs I4c.
| Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, May 11.-Cotton demand
fair; sales 136 bales; middlings 22c. Flour
500. Corn 1.20. Rye LOO. Wheat Los
@1.20. Pork 20. 90. Bacon 134@165@
173c. Bulk meats 124@16@164c Lard
lie. Whisky LOS. Tobacco-sales of 341
hogsheads at advanced prices for Tugs an6
low leaf; 5.S5@S.5O for frosted to Tugs
S.75@2O.OO for low to good leaf.
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, May 11-Cotton dull at 224c
receipts, 6S2 bales; exports 1,O4S bales
Flour, superfne f. 10000. Corn, duh a
LIS for white. Oats scarce at 72Ic. Ha,
dull at $500. Bran active. Lard dui
at 17@1S4c. Pork dull at $3.50 for mess
Bacon-shoulders at l4e; sides at 1SIc
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-12

All persons having the remains of friends
or relatives in the receiving vault at Mt.
Olivet Cemetery are requested to attend to
their burial without delay.
All bills for interments must be settled
at the time of burial, and can be paid to
the Superintendent in the Cemetery. And
all bills for work done for lot owners must
also be paid to the superintendent in the
Cemetery.
By order of the Board of Directors.
mas 1w G. W. NANCE, Secretary.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

Later in the evening the following dis
patch was received from Col Dudley, in
dIcating the full reinstation of Mr.. Black
burn
WASHINGTON, D. c., May IL, 1S7O-All
right Blackburn leaves for Nashville to-
morrow. T. Il. DUDLEY.
From the foregoing it would appear that
the question of the Marshalship is tangi-
bly, settled, for the present at least.
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EDGEFIELD.
-
PRIMARY Meeting.

THERE'S to be meeting at the City Hail,
Edgefeld, on Friday night, to elect dele
gates to convention, to be held on the
21st inst, to nominate candidate for
Attorney General Il is understood that
six delegates win be elected-one to repre-
sent each of the wards.
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L.nter from HON. q. 8. sEenrr.

G. A. Henry. Jr., was in the city yester-
dsy en- route for GAINESVILLE. He received
a telegram from Olarksville at , o'clock,
n, which stated that his father, Hon.
Gustavus A. Henry, was comfortable" at
that hour. We regret to say, however,
that very slight hopes are entertained of
hie raoOyarV
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London advices of yesterday quote 5-20s
Of 1862 at $50; 1868 at So; 1S67's at
80; and 10-40's at S522.
Tennessee bonds are quoted in New
York at 591 for the old, and 5s9 for the
new.
The following are the quotations of the
New York stock market: Central and
Hudson 1909; Scrip 9T5; Erie gay; Reading
1921; Southern 993; Cleveland and Pitts
burg 1913; Northwestern Common So; Pre-
ferred so; Fort Wayne 943; Rock Island
1245; Western Union Telegraph 32s.
Bank of Tennessee notes are bought by
brokers at zoe and sold by them at re in
the dollar
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new RusIncss HOMO.

A new business house is now being erect
ed on Woodland street, between Fillmore
and Barrow, for Patrick O'Donnell. The
foundation is nearly completed, and the
building will be pushed forward rapidly to
completion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-12

have large stock of ladies' and gen
tlemen's travelling trunks and Ealises at my
salesroom, No. AZ North Market street, near
Union, at prices which defy competition,
my7 If WIN. DUNsTEAD.
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Cotton was in better demand to-day, and
prices higher. Sales of middlings at 2Ic.
Columbus, Ca, Mayo.
Our market shows a better demand and
improved prices; middlings 2O2c; low mid
dlings 204c; sales 215 bales; receipts AZ
halas. shinrnants go haleS
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Tennessee Coal and Railroad Com.
pany.

All the members of the old Board of Di-
rectors having resigned, meeting and re-
organization of the company was had on
Saturday last. The following gentlemen
we're elected Directors:
A. 3. Oolyar, James Whitworth, i. B.
FIte, DR.. c. L. Lewis, B. p MoGehee. A.
IL. Rutledge, NJ A. McClaugherty, j. O..
Bryan and A. H. Hurley.
A. S. Colyar was reelected President,
James Whitworth Vice President. and
James c. Warner General Manager,
These are gentlemen Of reliability, in
whose hands the interests of the company
will be subseryed to the very best advan-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-12
lost MONEY Recovered.

On Monday the pocket-book of Mr. S.
Weaver, containing S1+2, was either lost OF
stolen. The missing money was last Tues
day found by Officer Martin Carrrigan in
the possession of two negro boys, and will
be returned to its owner, minus s. 80, lay
ishly expended by the boys for cakes and
candies.
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an m Soufhern lTour.

Supervising Architect Mullet left Wash
ingtOn yesterday for tour through the
South. He goes first to Columbia, South
Carolina, and thence 10 Tennessee, to Sc
lect locations for postoffice at Knoxville,
and customhouse in this city.
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RnItinaorc. WAY

Cotton in good demand, and prices tend
ing upward; middlings 224c; sales 100
bales; receipts &c bales; stock on hand
3. S25 bales.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

LEAVING THIS DAY.
Robert Moore, Cincinnati, P. N.
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Nex Meat S.are.

Clemens & Sparks opened new meat
store at the foot of Bridge avenue, yester-
day, and exhibited some Of the finest beef
that has been seen in this market for many
day.
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Chancery Court Decree.

Special Chancellor Reid, yesterday
issued decree in favor of the complain
ants in the case of Balentine and Golf VS..
Dabbs, being an application for redress in
O matter of debt.
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MARRyEn.

nAMAGE-ADAMs-on the 18th May, 1870, at
the residence, in this city, of the brides uncle Mr..
A. G.. Adams, by the Rev. t. v. Moore, DID,, Mr..
JOHN 8. RAMAGE and Miss JENNIE G. ADAMS.
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Religious.
Texas CRIIIe.

Rev. S. B. Page, of Ohio, will preach in
the Central Baptist Church tonight at s
o'clock
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UNITED STATES MARSHALSHEP
AGAIN.
Joseph H. RIackburn ReInstate,

A few mornings since We published the
letter of Colonel Blackburn, United States
Marshal, refuting the charges alleged
against him as assigned for the cause of his
removal We also stated that he had gone
to Washington to lay in person his case be-
fore the authorities, and to urge rescision
of their action in the premises. From the
following kilograms received yesterday it
will be seen that the confirmation of his
successor was reconsidered and that Mr..
Blackburn has been reinstated as United
States Marshal for the Middle District of
Tennessee:
WASHINGTON, D. c., May IL, 1S7O-Mo-
ton made to reconsider Harrison's con-
frmation. All will be right.
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TIE cheapest wines in the city at
may11 1w ARMIsTEAD q Cos.


During the season Mr.. ]. H. Hales will
be found, as usual, at his old stand, north
west corner of the Markethouse, with the
best Lake Ice, at the lowest rates. Pack
ing and shipping promptly attended to.
may11 1w
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Agricultural and Mechanical Fair.
We acknowledge the receipt from H. I.
Biaaton, Secretary of the Henry county
Agricultural and Mechanical Association,
OF an invitation to attend the Fair 10 be
held in Paris on the 81 and 4th June
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JAN for a. violent Threat.

A colored woman named Caroline Lewis,
having threatened to kill Charles Johnfon
was yesterday committed to jail on peace
warrant
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HUMANITARIAN Annointed,

Two hundred and fifty Texas cattle ar
rived in Knoxville on Sunday last for ship.
ment thence to Virginia.
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EOF KsurksviIle and Head of River.
THE INDEPENDENT, ANTI szn0Ah
4 monopoly, UNDIVIDED Boat, HL.-S
TOBE HURT. DoRsx SASED- S5z1lsstftft8
LEY, Captain and Clerk, viii leave
as above On THURSDAY, the 18th instant, at 4
oci0ok 3. N.
For freight or passage apply ON board, or to
W. A PEBBLES, Agent
mayl2 1t Corner Of Broad and Front streets
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BANKING HOUSE
National Savings Company.

- deposits received, and interest allowed
lereon, loans negotiated, collections made and
General Banking business transacted. ocf6 If
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100000
CAPITAL

LIRE, MARINE AND INLAND TRANsPORTA-
II ton Risks taken at equitable rates.
OFFICE:
Second National Bank Building, College street,
Ev Losses fairly adius and promptly paid.
FFICE RS:
| JOHN LUMSDEN ..-.......=.... President
Fl. S. FRENCH. Vice President.
1 JOSEPH NASH Secrstary.
jan2T till aug27
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Louisiana Creole Hair Restorer com
bines the properties of a restorative with
those of hair dressing, in very happy
manner, and being elegantly perfumed
forms quite an addition to lady's toilet
stand 1t
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.

|
for money 944t;; on account al American
securities quiet; '62s, esq; Cos, SO; CTS, 90
10-40's, $50. Stocks quiet.
LIVERPOOL, May 11.-Cotton buoyant /;
middling uplands 11@114d; Orleans 1l9d
Sales Ii, 900 bales. Wheat red Western
No. IS I'D. Hour 2Os Cd. Corn-No. 9
mixed sos
New York Money Market.
New YORK, May 11.-Money easy at 305
q cent on call. Sterling firm at 1904
@1094. Gold more active and firm; opened
at 115, touched 1154, and closed at 115.
Carrying rates 395 per cent Clearances
$4,000, eco. Government securities are
active and higher, closing firm. The Sub
Treasury sold 81 200, 900 in gold at ia
44-100@145. State bonds firm; old Ten
nessee 59t; new 55s Sub-Treasury bal
ance-gold $40, 0,094; currency S2,s74,-
595; general balance $82, 225, 7SS.
New York General Markets
New YORK, May 11-Cotton frmer and
more active; sales 8, 900 bales middlingup-
lands at 233c. Fear, 5000 better sIl.
perfine State and Western 4.95Gl. Is.
Whisky 1.094- Wheat closed dull at l. OF
for lower winter red and amber western.
!. Szgl.3E corn, new mixed western l. IL
oil Coffee firm. Molasses dull. Su-
gar steady Cuba 9@1Oc. Rice firm at
63@74c. The dry goods market continues
a little depressed even for staple goods
New Orleans Markets
NEW ORLEANS, May 11.-Cotton in ac-
tive demand at full prices; middli1gs csc;
sales $500 bales; receipts 1,461 bales;
stock 141,Q 0I bales. Flour dull; superfne
4 S7@150 Corn weaker, mixed 1920
1888. Oats, prime, Tie. Mess pork 81. 25
@3L.50. Bacon-shoulders 135c. Lard
169@173c. Sugar, prime, 113c. Molasses,
prime reboiled, 70a Whisky 9Tlc@1. Oh.
Coffee unchanged. Sterling l25{@l2G.
So. Louis markets.,
81. LOUIS, May ll.-Flour, fall su-
peFdne, 4. 40@4.s5. Wheat firm and higher.
No. 2 red fall, 1.15@l153. Corn, mixed,
1.0S@l.13. Oats 65c. Rye &c. Whisky
I NAL M Doll, Oo<aOa =
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CITY NOTICES.

The United States Hotel, Louisville,
KY, is only four blocks from st. Paul's
Church. 1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-12

The Magic Arnica Eminent combines
all the latest discoveries in the art Of med
icine, both foreign and American. The use
of chlorodyne in combination with the es-
sential oils as Magic Arnica Eminent,
effects product superior to all known lin
iments, and is especially peculiar to this
preparation. 1t will CURE pain in short
time, as well as relieve it. Try it. 1t
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Montgomery, Ala, May 8
Mobile, Ala, May o.

Montgomery cotton market firm with an
upward tendency; low middlings zoe; held
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To Asptrants and their Friends

Nashville, Tenn.
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THE COTTON Markets.
selma. Ala Maya

SeAInas Ala, Way y.
Cotton was in better demand to-day, and
prices higher. Sales of middlings at 2Ic
Columbus, Ca, Mayo.
Our market shows a better demand and
improved prices; middlings 203c; low mid
dlings 20ic; sales 215 bales; receipts AZ
bales; shipments 80 bales.
Montgomery, Ala, Way 8.
Montgomery cotton market firm with an
upward tendency; low middlings zoe; held
&c higher.
Mobile, Ala, May o.
Cotton-Stock light, which caused much
firmness in prices; middlings pc. Sales
1000 bales; receipts 1,2{4 bales; exports
to Few Orleans 1a3 bales; stock on hand
1850 bales.
Baltimore, Mayo.
Cotton in good demand, and prices tend
ing upward; middlings 22zc; sales 100
bales; receipts sc bales; stock on hand
1926 bales.
Savannah, Ca, Mays.
Cotton in good demand; little offering;
middlings 2l3c; sales 200 bales; receipts
1889 bales; exports 1850 bales; stock on
hand 40, $50 bales.
Charleston, $. c., Mayo.
Cotton market has advanced 5@4c; mid
dlings 21s@213c; sales 200 bales; receipts
4T9 bales; exports coastwise 1,d50 bales;
stock on hand IL, 548 bales.
Augusta, GA, May o.
Cotton market frmer; sales 2S2 bales;
receipts 100 bales; middlings 21@214e.
Galveston, Maya
Cotton market firm; good ordinary 1871
@1S3c; sales $50 bales; receipts 304 bales;
stock on hand 80, sos bales.
Boston, May 8.
Cotton market quiet and firm; mid
dlings 294@234c; sales 15O bales: net
receipts 335 bales; coastwise 1000 bales
stock on hand 1000 bales
Norfolk, Maya.
Cotton market quiet and unchanged;
middlings 21c; sales so bales; receipts
stock on hand ,4036 bales.
Atlanta, Ga., May TO-
Cotton-Receipts light, and market active
at the following prices: Middlings 2O5e;
low middlings 19tc; good ordinary Isle;
ordinary 179c.
Memphis, May o.
The demand was very good for all de-
scriptions to-day, and an advance of Hole
was realized on bright cotton, though buy
ers were slow to come within the scope of
asking prices The days business summed
up 1910 bales, mostly stained and low
mixed Prices were 22@224c middlins,
214@21 &c for low middling, 21c for good
ordinary and low middling, 20@s0Ic for
good ordinary, and la@l0c for strict ordi-
nary. Sales Of inferior mixed and stained
were at 14@19c, as in quality.
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Nashville BEovision Market.
Market firm and active as followsl
BULK MEATs-Clear sides 101c;
rib 1G4c; shoulders 11S@l2c.
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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 cheap to
keep them. cold. Bank Alley, between
College and Cherry streets. maj If
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Gold opened in New York yesterday
at 115, and closed at 1159. Dealers here
were paying I1444 and were asking lis.
Exchange on New York is very dull
The banks buy at par and sell at $3.50 per
thousand.
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Nashville F,our and craip Ota,.

FLoUR-The market is steady, With
liberal sales. We quote superine 4.50;
extra 500; family 600; fancy Go.
Corn MEAL-Shipments were made to-
day at 1.30 per bushel, an advance of sc
over the quotations of the day previous.
CoRN-The market was q little more
quiet to-day. We heard of sales of 1000
bushels at l ,25@1.2S, sacked and delivered
in depot
OATs-Prices continue steady. We quote
at 70@75c q bushel sacked and delivered in
depot.
WHEAT-The transactions of late have
been limited. We quote buying price as
follows: Mediterranean 95c; Red LOS; am
Der and white 1. IO@I.I5.
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SO. LOuis rIarlkels

sT. Louis, May 1l.-Flour, fall sa-
perfne, 4. 4094 IS. Wheat firm and higher.
No. red fall, 1.15@1.15 Corn, mixed,
1.OS@L13. Oats 65c. Rye S3c. Whisky
L.06@L0a Pork 29@29 so Bulk meats
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WHITE SHELLS, for decorating garden
walks and other purposes, for sale by
WEN SroCKELL & Son,
mac 1w So Broad street.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, May IL, 1870.
Nashville Cotton Market.
CoTToN-In sympathy with the Liver.
pool and New York markets, our market
advanced to-day, and closed strong at quo
tatjons as follows.
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Trunk IIanufacforH.

The cheapest wines in the city at
may11 1w AEMsTEAD d Cos.
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BAcoS-Glear sides 17lc; shoulders 1sc;
country hams 162@17c.
OHoIoE Hkxs-Hart Il Hensley's sugar
cured Q. O. O., canyased, 19@194c; plain
o. .. O., hams, 1SS@19c, canvased.
LAED-Choice, tierces, 174@174c; kegs,
lS4@19c; 10 pound caddies 19c, 3 and 5
pound caddies, 1910.
DRIED BEEF-Sugar cured 19c.
BEEF acknowledgement $50 2 doz.
Nashville Produce Market.
EGGs-Sales from wagon at 14c.
HAY-We quote at 2600 q ton.
BUrrER-The supply is equal to the de-
mand. We report sales from wagon at 20
@25c.
IRIsH PoTAToEs-In good demand at
81. so . Dbl for Northern.
SWEET PorAToEs-There is q good de-
mand for seed potatoes, and we quote at
600 q Dbl.
BRAN-We quote at $25 3 ton In depot
SHIPsTUFF-Market steady at $50 . ton.
FEATHERs-Market dull. We quote at 60
@65c.
GREEN APPLEs-We quote Northern S.
| goo . Dbl.
BEEswAx-The market is duh. and deal.
ers only Offering 3oc.
GINsENG-We quote nominally at 60c.
lotion SEED-We continue to quote
at zoe . bushel of 334 ibs.
MDDLNes-Are held at $40 y ton.
RAos-We quote at 45c.
WooL-We quote bury at 15020c; TN
washed without burs 25@26c; washe,
without burs 35@37c.