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For this amount, 10 DO expended In such goods,
provisions, and other articles ~ the President may
nom time 10 time determine, including insurance
and transportation thereof, In nstructlng In agri-
cultural and mechanical pursuits, In providing en-
ms3icsi sttsndance' ca,e ~ and sSpno,s ~ i the
aged, sick, and inrm, for the helpless orphans of
~ Indians, and In any other respect 10 promote
their civilization, comfort, and Improvement. thirty
thOusa nd dOllarS
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NRNOMONBE

For last OF aftcen instaiiments Tor nay OF miller
per third article treaty twelfth NAY, eighteen hun
dred and aty.iour. siI hundred doliars.
two hundred and forty-two thousand ax hundred
and eightysix dollars, Cor ccssion OF. lsodh pc!
fourth article truaty Nay twelfth, sightsca hundred
and nfty-four, and Senate amendment thereto, str.
teen tibousaad one hundred and ssvsnty-nins dol
lars and SIX cents.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
LADIES OF THE
WHITE HOUSE. "

Standard and onleial Biographies Of every mistress
OF the Presidents Mansion nom Washington N
Grant. Superbly illustrated on steel. For circu-
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MIAMIES OF KANSAS.

For permanent proviaoa for blacksnith md -
sistan and Iron and steel for shop, per NH article
treaty sixth October, eighteen HUNDRED and eigh.
husdrsd end hfsy-ios, nine handrsd ssd forty dol
for permanent provisicn fbr miller. In lieu 81
Es,nn ~ 1917 ~ nistsn sS s,,i.,. 49,,
tveaty-thrd October, eighteen hundred and thirty
four. and f6urth article Treaty mn June. eighteen
hundred and AfSy-s6ur, ax hundred dollars. : z
ccutum, nr sducatiooal purpssrs, Per 0ird article
treaty hfh June. eighteen hundred and nfty-fouf,
two housAnd i've HUNDRED dollars. 'ayAfA-
For eleventh Of twenty instaliments upon two
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q nss,sn asd Pseuaasss psisssd q IN s0es.
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vsdsx. Tat n said brtare shsn be eoosucssd - dnv-
bstire The spans Of The dnu shall be kss than two
huDr~ MI in The eirsr each SIDE oftbe c~utrs point
Appcoved, July II, is7o.
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cen A WEEK paid agents. male or female IN .
capital required Address NOVELTY Co, saco, Ne.
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YoRu0N AND NATIVE oUAcKA

throoeA hss ossti6csis end nrvnes, asd wornDeoda.
toos q thsir medicines D. s issf, Who esnn srpss
o. eootrsdic theu o. Who besides, 10 fuhF tkef mpo-
sitio espy fva medical boots noch hat written Of
the quaikis and eees a d9srvp berhs sni plants, and
sscribs eli he sane 70 thslr nis Eltrsca spsena h.,
most Of which, mol A coatan Mercury, hecause Of the
ancess bshef Il ~ curing everything" but nov hsovn
V skn nore han esrd, and hos MOI klsd, eOas,s.
tlooarv injured ftx In .
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For this amount % be expended In such goods, rrovis
Ioos anil other arcies the President may fm time u
time determine including insurance and ransportaot
thereof In insiruetng In agricultural and mechanical puf
suits In providing emplcyelels educating chiiren, pro
curing mecne and medical attendance care fr and sup
port % the ssc sick, aud nhm, fOr the heps apha NJ
comfort eivhIatioo, aud improvement thirty thousApt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-01
Nn,hv,I,e GROCERY MARKER.

The market is fairly active, and satisfac-
tory to our dealers. We quote
SUGAB-New Orleans llI@l3lc; Demo
rara I&}6 he; standard hards no; A coffee
1850; B 30. i33c; G do. 13c.
CoFTsE-Rio, common TO choice, 1870
23te; Laguyra 23c; java 30d53c.
NoLAssEs AND SIEUPs-We quote sirup
50@75c; golden sirup 7jc; New Orleans
7DG75c.
RIcE-Wa quote best Carolina 9iG I0c.
SALr-Iiverpools sack 81. rs; seven bush
oil barrels ly the car load, 1882; FIVE and
q half do. S2.G7.
TzAs-Iilpor:al SI.40G2; Young Tyson
S2.25; Black St@l 80; Gpnpowder Sl.65
@S2.
OGANGEs-We quote 2 box 4.50.
FIsH-Mackerel have advanced, as fol-
lows: Nos 2 and 3, 5lS and ol5 2 barrel (;
in kits, Nos l, 2 and 3 $3.50, $2.75 and
81 80.
CHEEsE-We quote factory at 19c;
English dairy 20c.
EAus-We quote at $3.50 for lOd's.,
and 25e additional for diminishing grades.
CANDLES Star, light weight, 14t@l4fe.
PowDER- Dupont So. 10; Hazard So. rs;
blasting $4.75; fuse, per 100 feet, 100.
SHoT-Patent S2.75; buck So.
IIoUoRs-COmmon rectifed whisky 2
gallon, $1.14; Robertson County Sl.76@
S2.75; Bourbon I.25@5.5O; Lincoln
County $1.75@2. %; Hghwines $1.O7.
SusDRIEs- Backing, . doz, 4O@75c,
Washboards S275 . doz; Buckets, y dOz.
So. 1903. Tubs $3.50 = nest. Starch
70. Candy 18c for assorted . pound.
Snuff S7.75 2 box for CARROTS packed.
Matches $3.50 per case. Pepper Soc.
Spice 32c. Ginger 23c. Oysters $3.50 2
case for one pound cans; $3.50 e case for
two pound cans. Canned peaches two
pound cans, $275 y d0z, Soda 7c.
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Miscellaneous.

CorroN YARH, We quote at 10, II, 169
Die for 700, COG. 500 and 400.
SEEDs-We quo1e timothy at 600; blue
grass (cleaned) 2 70; herds grass ?. co; or
chard grass 3. OC; Clover 1900; Hungarian
2. 80; Mo. Millet 2. 25; German Millet >. 90;
Tennessee Millet I.75t92.OO.
HIDEs-Dry flint Country lSc; dry salt
15c; green salt 94c@10c; green SIDES So
Sc.
IRoN-Tennessoe common bar, &c q h /;
Kentucky, do, 43e Q ID; Tennessee band
&c: Kentucky, dc, SC.
SoaP-Common bar; 5@lOc . ID; . fancy
box .. OO045O.
LAND PLAsTEr We quote at $500 2 ton
in bags.
LEATHER sole 42@l6e; Hemlock,
do, 32@3tc; I-arness f0642c; Bride .
dozen 4S G,6GC, Jp"erP Iozen IS. OO@is. 90;
French calf SKINS Z dozen 4s.O0@96.0O;
American calf j. Coz 90. 0GG6O.Nn.
BARsms-In demand at 524c by the
quantity.
CEDAawaRE-We quote iron bound buck
cts $f.5066 - 3 doz; brass bound $40
Il. cans $I2@1j = doz; Keelers 81. SOC
10 e doz; tubs 2I+@1s 9 doz; churns, iron
bound $12G1s; brass bound Sl5@24 p
dozen.
FUas AND SKINs-Wc quote coon skins
IOG2jc a piece; gray fox 2a@Soc; viii cat
aO625c; maskrat l0@fjc; red fox 7c6j
100: mink, dark, wen handled, $1,000
/. -; otter 2.0OG3.O0.
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Below We give a summary of the trans
sctjrns uf tha dav.
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sns,,vtile Proancs Market.

PEANUrs-We quote from wagon AZ fol-
lows: white SOC; red 35 sales from
store Of $50 bushels red, at l 10.
EGGs-We quote from wagon at 13@14c.
BUrrER-Declined to 159lGc.
FEATHERs-There is some demand for
strictly prime, for whicA Toe is offered.
GINsENG-Is beginning to come in freely,
snd is bought ut Coo.
HAY-Market steady at 800 q ton.
Tprsa PoTAToEs-In good demand at
So. 90 2 Dbl for Northern.
SWEET PorAToEs-'Fhere is coed de-
Dand for seed potatoes, and we quote 81
GOO . Dbl.
BRAN-We quote at S25 y ton in depot.
SFEIPSrJ gg-Msrket steady at $50 2 ton.
GREEN APPLE5-We quote Northern s.
goo 2 Dbl.
BEEswAx-The market is dull, and deal
ers only Offering Soc.
ATIDDLNGs-Are held at $40 . ton.
RAGs-We quote at 45c.
VooLr-We quote bury az 10000; IN
washed without burs 2J@26G; washed
without burs S5a37c.
COTTON SEED We quote from wagon at
sos per 100 lbs, or 1000 per ton.
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Wet We tier resua-el business at en-
early Ho,a Yesterday iIolrlinS, and con-
tL4u-d IA s. ,a5 iaalallments daging tho
day + h5 t-5 'bil ia rain came
dom il cl1ast GeiEgirg abundance, and
the pros1ae OF Z continued damp spell IS
quit, l,a.lering.
Ihe tenlp=rincs men are working away
dili eu,iy- FL tha caase Of reformation.
cali'18 l.unaHroHs iuhibegs to repentance.
Tn iel| = sr5at. and tho harvest, in some
measure, al,nos TOO ripo. 8
Among -e patents granted for tho LAST
we 5, was one 70 IT, L. Iaryaa, Of Nash
vito, for appmaus for afrigorating and
making ice, aud ono to J. ". Stone, Of
pers, Tenne= sce, for n tobacco rolling
Inilt.
l,uso joint resolution directing The
ts5vcsIoe IL ezupl0y al surplus cluN leo
lab 'lt1 --1--l-- 3 needed Improvements 10
The ca. IDOL grounds was yesterday relorcd
g. he Committee on the Penitentary.
senate 5iI reducing Isiarriage licenses 20
the old price has passed a second read.Lg
in the I6Tse. Mr.. Ehea, the worthy and
efficient member from Davidson, sought 10
| amend by reducing tho tax On drays TO ono
hail, but the amendment was rejected,
members evidently thinking It proper 10
make some distinction between tie tax On
street and Ila.rimouial Dr. waco, if there be
| such an institution as Tie lcttoc
Ike George, President Of tne Iutcrna-
| tiGnal Typographical Union, which meets
at Cincinnati ia few days viii leave here
to-day fer That city. LIE will be accom-
/ panied ~ Thomas Irwin, delegate f-om the
! Nashville Union The kind regards and
| good wishes Of their fsllow craftsmen 60
with them.
william T.-r.-. c5l7--7 man, rut in
| j4. Jew days 80 ON Che -ars If roboing
! lle store Of man and llU. sr II NauIy
! county, was yesterday relee d, the prose
| cutlOn having been Withdrawn.
| The game If drlA0 y0kTly the learned
pig on Cherry street, has sgalinated for
the present, and he. together with the
Happy Family OF animals and binds with
| whom lac WAS associated, removed to SOM c
| more genial Place Of amusement.
Another Important real gaze transaction
! Will be The auction sale OF ohouses and lots
by Calender q Garrett, on North Market
streets, coInlucncingat II o'clock to-mor-
/ row.
! LiacEonecring continues at 2 lively Tate
| among clndi dates and their friends The
reasaembhng Of the nominating Conven,
/ ton nozJ Saturday VIII be an event Of con
siderable interest to all parties concerned.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
TUESDAY,, May 81, 1870
NRshVilIe SiOtGon Market.

CoTroS-The receipts of cotton during
the week which closes TO day, amount to
5l0 bales, against 1915 bales last week,
and 259 for the corresponding week last
year. The shipments comprise 427 bales
against 1861 last year, and 727 for the
corresponding week last year The
sales of the week include 322 bales,
against 93S bales last week, aad S37
for the corresponding week last year.
Oar last review left the market a little
Improved in feeling, with low middlings
quoted at bic. The next day, Wednesday,
the market was dull and heavy, at 2Olc for
the best grades During the remainder of
the week there was nc change, the market
being quoted noninslly at 2O5c.
Today, there was noimprovement what
ever, and about as dull day as ever ex.
perienced by our factors at this season of
the year. We continue our quotations
noninailv as follows.
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Drugs, Paints, Oils, etc.

DRUGs Opium 1850; quinine 335@
2. so; indigo, best, l60; madden zoe; salts
&c; blue stone I49IGc; alum &c; coehineal
$50; iodide potash 5.00@'5 30; magnesia
earb., 5O@60c; fiour sulphur SC; roll do &c;
eamphor 1.109l.20; copperas 21@3c; as
5afBtida 60@75e.
Oms-Linseed, raw, 1.15@1. %; inseed,
boiled, 1.25aL 50; coal oil 32@35e; lard,
No. 1, extra, 1.46@l. 80; sweet oil 2.OO0
2 80; tanners 1.OO@l. 25; lubricating 400
l. rs; benzine 30035c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-01

London advices Of yesterday quote 5-@ns
a. 1SG2 At S9s lSG5s at SS5; l8G7s at
.u and lO-4U's at So
Tennessee bonds are quoted in New
York at oil i.r tie OIL, AID 81 for the
lsy~.
The following are the quotations Of the
New York stock market: Central auI
s-Fson 1905 Scrip 81, Erie 9&ii, Reading
I0y &; Southern Ja4, Cleveland AID Pitts
burg 1921; Nor hwes:ern Common 81 !; Pre-
Izusd So; Fort Wayne ~; Roch Ialaad
lTn+; Western Union Telegraph 3l&.
Bank Of tennessee notes are dull and in
Nu httie iemauG. Dealers bay at zoe and
sci al re Ia the ayJ4r.
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The river has risen about 4 inehos AZ
this point, aud was stationary yesterday
evening with feet 90 Harpeth Shoals.
Weather cloudy and rainy
The John Lumsden brought 2, 900 sa cks
corn and sundries.
The Mallie Ragon also had a consider
able quantity Of corn. She cleared az in
foe Evansville at 10 clock yesterday msrn-
ing
The John Lumsden, Capt. Owen Davis.
is the regular packet for Cairo to-day, at
The Clara Scott has been chartered By
the Evansville and Paducah and Tenne see
River Company, to run in connection with
the Sam Orr until the new boat, now
building in Cincinnati, is ready. We were
looking for the return of this fast craft 10
these waters.
Col. George Stacker, one Of the noted
river men in the oldsn time, and nov a
merchant of Cumberland City, was in the
city yesterday.
Capt. Lima Cobb, of the far-famed Ar
mazda, was in the city yesterday, the guest
of Mi Lord Palmerston-
The Mollie Gratz was ssized by the Uni
ted States Marshal at Portland on Friday,
upon the writ Of four Of a former crew for
wages to the amount Of $3.50. The debt
was contracted While the boat Wa running
in White river. Capt. Paul, the owner,
gave bond and the boat was released
Over 100, 600 bushels of wheat have been
brought down the Mississippi river by
steamboats, this season. The amJunt
brought down to the same date last year
was about 10000 bushels.
David n. Hamilton, a well known river
engineer. died at 8 o'clock Friday night, at
the residence Of his brother, Capt. John
II. Hamilton, of GallipOlis.
On the 2lst ult. the United States Nar-
shal at Helena, Ark, seized the steamer
w. x. Arthur for violating the law gov
erning passenger steamers. The Little
Rock Republican, says:
The boat vas tied up and bail refused.
Every pretext was made BY the Captain to
obtain permission to pass on to the place
of destination, and several kilograms passed
back and forth between the Marshal ia this
city and his deputy at Helena. But no TO
lease was ordered, except the Captain could
deposit or soeuye the plaintiff in tho sum
of $40, 600 with the deputy at Helena Not
being able to comply with the dsnnn !, the
Captain took the law into his OWE hands,
cut the rope, and the steamer departed for
New Orleans with the deputy on board,
Saturday evening, between 5 aud dock.
Defying the power of the United States and
the authority of the Marshal, the Ulcers
of the boat viii be made 10 answer. The
sait was brought against the beat BY q
passenger who had been put ashore in the
woods, on her last trip before this, without
cause OF progocstion, other than that the
passenger was thought to be one Of Gov.
Claytons detectives. Detective or not,
the boat should be conRscated and her
Captain provided with board at the psni-
Tertiary. The dastardly practice Of leaving
passengers in the woods merits the sevsFest
censure, and the guilty parties punish
ment commensurate with the extent Of the
act perpetrated.
ny Telegraph =
| LOUISVILLE, May 3I.-Kate Putnam ar
| rived from Nashville and departed for
PiItsburg
CARo, May 3I.-Riyer fsll IL inches.
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NoshvtI,, live stock Market.

CArrLg-The market is steadily deeliR-
ing The stock yards have recently been
flooded with poor selections, and large
numbers have been sent to the pastures,
because they were not salesble We quote
choice, 5@Gc; ordinary, 3l@+!; inferior,
2@3c.
HoGs-There is considerable inquiry for
well fAt.ed selections. and 7@Sc is readily
paid.
SHEEP-We quote at l 0Oa3 90 accord
ing to quality. Lambs sell readily NJ 100
G92 80.
Sales at the stock yard of I. c. Nilsson
Z. n. L.. IL rrnnI- 10 f,llnr-s
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HAvRE, May sl.-Cotton heavy at 125
ehoat
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Tho following are the cotton quotations
received AZ the National Sewing CompaI 2,
corner Union and College streets, "here
cotton. gold. bond ana stock quotations
ERE received hourly, and sre always Access
siblo to the public:
L1yERrooL, ll:15-Cotton Gaiet; sales
5000 bales; uplands lC3d; Orleans I'D.
NEW YORK. 1895 Cotton inactive, and
prices dropping.
L1vEaP3oI. I:2s-Cotton irregular; mp
lands, lo3alp}'; Orleans, l933tld.
Shipments Of cotton from bombay since
LIST report, 10 39:h, $4,000 bales.
NV YrRk. l2-Market dali. and prices
lower: ordinary, iS{d; good ordinary, 2csz1;
lor r,d.ihvG. 2lI; uplands, 22s; good
l.uJdlng, 239; Mobile, %; Ocleans, %;
Jug- delivery, -; July, 2ifi; October, 195.
LUEaHooL. cotton dull; sales, 1000
balls. 2
NEw YuEk. 2:I5-Marlet weak, but de-
naDd nIo1er.te; sales, 500 bales; Novem-
her delivery. at 19c.
NV YORK, 3-AIarket quiet, but weak;
sales, !, POO bales for export, 100 for ship
Fing July delivery at 2lss.
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CITY NOTICES.


VIII be open every afternoon from 3 30 g
O'Clock. czcLu.iya,y for ladies ana els ron.
No admiftarcc Zee. Sat those do.Eji to
take Lessons I'm skating VIII De changed -
cents per afternoon for the ra5 of tie
skates. It requires TINS amount .3 keep
the skates repaired and in order. jUnl tt
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$40, 100000 IOl, 900, 600
SannnnnO

So. 600, 600
II is well known that bank notes and
LEGAL tenders have a technical differ
enoe in value, or rather availability for
uses of trade, which sometimes fav-
ars the legal tender as much as ono
quarter of one per cent. The greenback
may be used at the clearing house to settle
balances; q bank note cannot. The green
back and three per cent. certificates are
available as banking reserve; a bank note
is not. So much is the difference felt that
it has. been a common thing for large bank
ing houses in New York doing business
with the Government to receive immense
SIMS Of bank notes on deposit as loans,
without interest, for as long as a month at
time, on a stipulation of repayment
in legal tenders. Jay Cooke & Co.,
have sold and yet sell a good many
bonds to the Government, andhave bought
and buy a good deal of gold. In buying
gold or paying difference they pay bank
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Nn,hvil,e Pro.,.iou MARKET.

The receipts during tie week have been
lih raj, and large lots FROM wagons have
ket continues quiet in point of sales and
shipments at following quotations:
BOLK MEATs-Sides 1G@c; clear rib
sides I65c; shoulders l2fc. Stocks light.
BACoN-Clear sides 17sc; shoulders BIC;
country hams l64@17c.
CHOICE HAMs--Hart & Hensley's sugar
cured c. c. c., canvassd, 20kc; plain @. q.
O.. hams, 1880.
IARp-Choiee, in tierees, 17te; kegs,
I9c; 10 pound cGddies 19tc, 3 and 8
pound caddies, I94c.
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II Ts I q &c;


10 AsPirssHts and their E'rsUads.
We find that opening our columns TO al
asplrants for Office, and their friends, who
wish to bring their claims before tie pub
lie, VIII be so bur3ensome a tax and cen
sumo so much Of orr space, That We are
compelled TO charge for ali sUch matter.
The price for al cards and communications
IN relation to actual or prospective candi-
dacies viii be thirty cents per line in our
respective papers from this date.
J. 0. GEUFIru * Co,
Union and American.
ROBEE7S Il PUEvIs,
3eVuLican Banner.
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stocks of Cotton i'm Interior Towns,
LouisviIIc Live stock Market.

LOUISVILLE, May 3O-CATr1E-Thers
we're nearly 800 head on the market to-day,
of which some 200 head were sold. The
market opened active, with offerings eq ual
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BANKING HOUSE
National Savings Company.

W i''''' -'is -'reiyed, and interest allowed
herann, .-s,f- negOiis5ed, collections made. and
Generr -,'F'nl business transacted. ocIS tt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-01

We have on sale q few copies Of the
laws of Tennessee enacted bv The Legisl7-
ture Of 1SG9-.9. Retail plics 500 Per
copy. A liberal discount VII be A1le 10
The Trade. Address
UNION & AsrFE-r,v.
If Nashville. L-ll.
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Gold opened in New York yesterday At
1t4z declined 10 liiii, and closed at li+5.
Dealers here were buying at fI3s AID hold
ing at 11444. with very little doing.
ESehangeo on New York is bought by the
banks at par and is sold by them at ! pre-
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notes. When the balance is against the
Government they ask for legal tenders aud
get them. Ia that way they keep up a
supply. But this firm is only one. All
bankers ard brokers who have large deal
ings with the Government have exactly
the same experience. The value OF green
backs being thus shown, it is argued that
the retirement of $40, 900, 900 is an absolute
contraction, so far as many essential con-
venieuces Of paper money arc concerned.
$l5, 00O, 600 of 3 per cent certificates
in greatest part, lie in bank vaults rs legal
reserve. Hence it Is urged the retirement
Of that amount necessarily causes the alb
sorptlon Of an equal amount OF greenbacks
the only non-laterest bearing moaey
available for that use, and is therefore a
contraction Of the volume Of legsi tenders
by S45, 600, 900. Then the nov reserve
created aJsorhs an additional SIG, 900, 900
of greenbacks. Thus ii is held that instead
of burying Si0,O00,00 greenbacks, Sl0i,-
600 GOO viii be taken from active circula-
ton, and that the bill, therefore, SO far as
it affects trade, coRtemplstes u contraction
or absorption of greenblcks to that
amount.
1readstufEs in California.
We are in receipt of Platt and Newton's
san Francisco market reviews OF the 20th,
from which we extract the following:
Il is now admitted that the wheat crops
Of Ynio, Sofa, Stsnislaus, MERGED, Napa,
TeAa,na, Alameda, etc, viii be good, aud
50 Of other valleys not enumerated; but the
southern counties vii produce less than
last year, while those not productive IN
1869 will this year produce average crops.
The impression is general that this State
will produce three-fourths of a crop of ce-
reals, while Oregon will return full ave
rage, thus leaving for export considerable
surplns-how much none can tell, as very
much deppds on ruling rates. High prices
draw olt thousands of bushels, hid away
by avaucious farmers constantly predicting
drougit and famine. How often have we
seen aud known eff producers on this coast,
when high prices prevailed, bring to mar
ket graz two aud three years old, and not
selling Aven then unless forced thus to do
by the appearance Of the weevil
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-01

The Magic s. yea eminent is recon-
ulerdeI 10 cne a kinds Of aches and
pains and % lDB., last Of diseases, niauy PEG
PIE are ready to ezalaim, That this cannot
be rood for So nss0v complaints, and there
fore il is probably good for none.a fog a
lille evaluiu.t.aTa "a rcGsotion VIZ satisfy
these l0paes tiias the diseases mentioned
are an local IN taei- nature. and can all be
reached lv e1.erua. remedies. Tho Magic
Arnica Linime,t s rnuca more powerfully
penetrating thaa l..-s., If not alt, the llni-
u!eats c5umaa.e se2 and VIII SlQickly
penetrate the TISSUES 90 the very bone It
sslf, and hence les power promptly to ar
rest pain Of al &in.. FRY bottle once,
and You viii De satisfied CT tho correctness
Of tbs position For sae 10y al druggists.
Taiu, Psu7leton &C., Wholesale Agents,
Nashville, Tenn. 1t