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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-27
WAI'OH! COAL OIL!

! .biiiHGLJ lEiillji . Snill8r,f ~ t'.'' /!
WE HkvE RRCEIvED THE AGENCY OF A
w celebrated brand Of West Virginia Standard
OILS, which we viii guarantee equal to any ever
Drought 10 this market We invite the attention
of the Wholesale trade 10 this OIL and can make ii
70 the interest OF merchants GENERALLY to purchase
OF us, Wholesale dealers are invited TO call and
examine for themselves % '''' -
MA PARRISH & CO., '.@i
Fronting on College and Market streets, sonth Of
4 Broad. rfs. ~ apr28-h
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c,TsTE OF TENNESSEE, Hickman
- coanEy' .tiayaa li-4sisI $3.50, ,a' 3D..
-f'i J. Il. CdmIey vs.. William oliwr. '''.. F.,
ORIGINAL ATTAcAAENT.

In this csuse, & appearing that William Oliver is
nonresident of the State, so. that the ordinary
process of law Cannot b3 served upon himi 4
III is therefore ordered that publication be made
lir, the Union and American, newspaper published
in the city of Nashville, for fonr consecutive weeks,
; eouirinG the said William Oliver to appear before
NJ ! an tfe 95th day Of june 1870, at 10 O'Clock, at
INV house. in the I'd emil district OF said county to
ple. to and defend said suit, commenced by orig
inai Atachment, or the same viii be heard ex
rarte. This, May the 25tk, 1870. '....' ~ -'''
msy2--dltSw9t JAMES H MARTIN, J. ,,
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These symptoms, If allowed to go on-which
this Medicine invariably renoves-soon follow


3 Dnriug the superintendent Of DIR. WILsoNa
tho Bloomingdale Asylum, this sad result occurred
TO two patients reason had for q time left them,
and both died Of epilepsy. They were Of both
sexes, and about twenty years Of age. FL.
who can say that these excuses are not frequent
followed by those direful diseases, -
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NEW ADYERrIsEhENTs \
Billiards! Billiards.!

fDATRoNs OF THIS GAME, WILL FIND NEW
modations at CUBAS' BILLIARD HALL, Colon
.ssa<s Rul aine. 80 q North Cherry street 1880,
Billiard Tables bought and sold msy27I7in
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-27
FOR RENT,

: A FINN. FULL, CAsED WHEELER & WILSON,
7 "A SEwlsG MACHINE, with everything com
plete. $500 al. -
Z The same can be rented by responsible person
at one half the usual price, If kept sixmonths or
year. Apply at THIS OEt1CE-
2 uAvIS-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-27
SPRING OPENING

SPRING vOPENfNG1
0T3i J8oz 5di Egi5Bd yJBs2SIT Us oiAl
r5rBsno1T g'aj2 i,sgaoa OBJ ,snslodH ,bal
non Fo R "I's'S d. 1 95o, 4
10 slia1esA lsl9aG8 Oh n .l,9gIoeoH
now complete n every departments Of the
trade. /, Our Goods win be, fopnd most
elegant and superb, iunexeeHedc and DO ]
rivalled in excellence, embracing Foreign
and Domestic Fabrics of the choicest and I
test designs, being mostly ha,si .nads
and warranted mevery instance to give
entire satisfaction. We earne1iy invite !
the attention oi.alI who desiregood gpdds
which are e. /. manufactured MAJ xtb a peda
yiewlto first class retail trade as..l SIS d
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p b fa1H ~ old Is.sssl s7sa iiaa
Sc ,Is4zsa21f saAa.i' ID
Afh--T ri.'asf -fh ar
a53 si6i - roisr.a i5faauI sa' 90 i1ogsI
Spring Over Coats 't'''''' r ~ I
80 .ii5 4 tsii7sd g. ,7sr4.J ~ "a
GlengaEy Spring Over Coats. So
i'r.z q -rSf .Z8@p4tF 1sriuTt Il
rxI,,5ig;a ~, o.; t4tt1ta7 Boa sisl.a
Melton Spring Over Coats ,ars..
90 l.I q aoai4rau S. ,E.FliJ li III
Plaid Chevfot Suits .i 81 'i.''1n|
a.s .sHl1 "a; L. ylHs4s43- .#I 30 =.
Derby Cheviot Suits, 4ei,.a. b.
90 Lua lu.t.tsi i1H i-zssV Iri.H =
English Plaid Suits.i,i.D rdi 81 L1r
Aaj
French Plaid Suits . - g.
( haaAI -al.si8a,T - snAI ~ ls .5f,
Plain English Melton Suits.
1-l''iGfra
French Piqua Suits, " - -'' go
.il. .H..4ai III aazsEI iIiui4G ,.iduI
Granite Cashmere Suits. - l-luh.
..li .s4sH.i us u1 iiii 2 ii.siHl lA az
-.s.ipT aIi it.i rl.isplu ul 81 as.i Lanls.i
French Silk Mix Suits. s,..t b. ;n1ll
s len .Ai 81" l.a sIDhJ Is ha.At D. 5H..
Light Color Cashmere Suits.
s5iiitI
Elegant Street Coats In. all col
org ."ii55u lta ls-alpI al...i 'ai
= ''s.a!aI H4E gl.1s.i sy1a i,.aa.I
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ID. b. Opera Coats. aaatI g.H-
! al L.f A-.r,t!.'u la .aii.i 3 nd 80
Late Styles In Plaid Pants, dark
and light color. -,! Gaia .nil %
{ e.}. .a-n t.a A@- .tai& es3 as $50
Fine Black Cloth Freck Coats.
Fine Black DOeslkin Pants. @
gatH.un
Fine Black Silk Vests.
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/ tif la5l4-.fL les it.t,.a.s I'D Li..d ~i. f.fi1-
Youths Cashmere Suits aai aluI
a.'j aaiha7l'a r., ri'aaiEqln tee BE-,
Boys Suits for spring and sum-
mer wear. a4D-i ariicesa td i-i.s7"
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Childrens' Fancy Suits. # ''''"
H-fs -'i at.f '.--'-.i-i stt f.t-
Youths Dress Suits. p '' '
/ Ii- 70 300 I'if sFiIf'irtli z -..fa's
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pHa2ua -auiI rs aiI,a 4I4-4a
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The Cincinnati Enquirer sums up the
causes of this result as follows:
AmaDMANTS T1IE SENATE.

The New York Tribune has this para
graph in lis report of the proceedings of
the Senste Friday night, the Doth inst,
when the bill to enforce the fifteenth
amendment was before that body; ~.
'Mr. Hamilton Rep., Texas) was
wholly in favor of the continuance of
military power in the South for proven
ton of Rebeloutrages- Instead of grant
ing amnesty to the Rebel, we should take
him by the throat and knock him on the
head. - ..f ... 40. ....r ...........
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In CIsANCERY AT GAINsBOBo. .
y ID MAY hULE5, I5IU.
James S. Stone and L ". Oglesby,

John Mulkey, Nancy Stone, Thomas T. Hslsell,
..tf James A. Stone and others. f .s
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DIR A6I.H.

I'M = G5iTl1o9Is6 so NOD .G9Ro
V,w4L1. SELL. FoRS,AccoUNT or WHOM IT
i may concern, to the highess bidder, on this
FRIDAY. the s7th inst, 1T II o'clock a IL, on abe
Wharf. bne large lst Of damaged Flour and q loI
Of CJlee, Sugar, .etc, The above was part Of the
cargo on Steamer Tyrone when abe sunk.
,91ERdsA Cash 10 be paid to me, previous N re-
moxal BY the purchaser. ,n0iiisoqsYsR BELLss
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-21

The river was stationary at this point
yesterday, with 81 feet large on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather still clear and very warm.
The only arrival yesterday was the News
boy, from GAINESVILLE.
The Talisman, with good miscellaneous
cargo, departed for Cairo. Amongst other
freight were $50 bbls of flour for New Or
leans.
The Kate Putnam from Pittsburg IS ex-
pected to arrived to-day, and is advertised
for return trip on Monday.
The gay Alpha in command OF Tom BY
man has been engaged to take the place
of the Tyrone, leaving for Cairo on Mon
day.
The Aid left yesterday for the relief Of the
Tyrone. She had all the necessary pumps
and apparatus for successful raising of
the sunken steamer.
The Mallie Ragon is due tonight, and
viii be off as soon as discharged, for
Evansville, leaving early Sunday morning.
| Capt. Ben T Egan in the Office.
The House Committee on Commerce has
agreed TO report an appropriation of only
S., 600 for the improvement Of the upper
Tennessee river between Chattanooga and
LoGdon, instead of $3.50, 900, as heretofore
announced.
The following in regard to the sinking 0.
the Robert Moore, IS from the Cincinnati
Commercial:
The Moore was following The Camelia NJ
Smithland Island, when the CameiS
grounded about the same time the Moor
struck q snag or rock. She filed rapidly
and sunk in two or three minutes. Tbs
accident occurred at % o'clock, Tuesday
morning. The Moore calledfor assistance
but the Camelia, being aground, could onl.
send her yawl. The Camelia, after gettin,
of, laid by the Moore till morning, ans
then went back to Smithland and took ~
a boat to save what freight they could
No lives were lost. The Moore lie
straight, with her bow in g, and her ster
in Is feet water.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-21
Ci2rI6sYiIIe Tobacco Fair.

In regard TO the approaching Tobacco
Fair at GAINESVILLE, the Io5accO Leaf says
The time for the entrance of tobacco, for
classes fifth and sixth, to the person who
has shipped to, and sold on the market this
season and to the planter who has sold on
this market of his own crop, the largest
number of hogsheads has been extended to
June 10.
The prospect for the Fair is most flatter-
ing. Both planters and buyers are invited,
and there will be a large number of buyers
present. No tobacco except that exhibited
will be offered for sale on that day We
therefore call the attention OF planters to
the importance OF entering their tobacco
whether they expect premium or not, az
the prices generally obtained on such oc-
casions more than justify it.
The entries proposed are of number to
make a magnificent fair and inquiries are
being made every day. Some are afraid
their tobacco is not fine enough this year
for exhibition; they should remember that
none is of the best this season, and their
tobacco will sell better if exhibited because
it will have preference. A small advance
on tobacco will pay the entrance fee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-21
singular and severe Accident.

The Knoxville papers give accounts of q
very singular and severe accident which
| occurred on Tuesday TO John Y. Stumpf
Familiarity known as ''Dover, bartender
Mt the Star Billiard Saloon. 1t appears
that half barrel of Walkers ale, had been
placed in the saloon during the day pre-
yiols. 1t was standing on the floor during
the day, and in the morning Dover" no.
tieed that the head of the barrel was swell
ing and turned it down.
Tuesday morning dover" turned the
barrel over and, as he did so, the bottom
WAS driven out violently. Heavy pieces of
wood struck him in the face and knockd
him down. Other portions Of the bottom
were driven against the ceiling, emitting
through the plaster and the laths as If they
hgd been struck with the edge of an axe.
Two colored boys, in the billiardroom,
hearing the noise of the explosion, went to
the saloon and found Dover" lying on the
floor insensible. Medical aid was sum-
noned and the unfortunate man was found
to have his upper jaw broken in two places,
his mouth cut badly, teeth knocked out
and deep cash mthe upper portion of the
inside of the mouth. Drs. Boyd and Put
nam dressed his wounds, after which he
was taken to his clearinghouse; he was do
ing very well, and hopes are entertained of
his recovery.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-21
New Advertisements.

Bear meat will be served, among othe
good things, at the City Hotel tomorrow
The first annual Fair of the Clarksvill,
Tobacco Trade takes place on the 18th o
June.
Dennis Donovan offers SO reward for
red COW, absent from home without leave.
A fine close carriage is at Powers i
Hunts, for sale cheap.
Livingston at Chicago wants agents.
The steamer Kate Putnam leaves fol
Pittsburgh next Monday.
The good steamer Alpha viii be off for
New Orleans at noon Monday.
The Golden Robin is a new book OF
music for the young folks.
Halls Hair Remover restores to hair Its
original color.
Hostetter's Stomach BItters need only to
be tried in order to be appreciated.
Dr. ]. w. Clopton can be consulted at
the City Hotel for few days.
T. E. Winstead & Co., of the Maxwell
House shoe store, have box of fancy
boots and shoes on exhibition at the fair.
Geo. Hutchinson, Church street, wants
four painters.
John w. Morton & Co. have trellis for
flowers and a variety of spring waters
Gloss babies quiet in spite Of themselves.
The American House at Boston is worthy
of public patronage and gets a liberal
share of it.
Go TO Louisville and try the United
States Hotel.
The Arnica Liniment cures sprained
limbs.
Brazier's Liver Medicine is good for
making sick folks well again.
There is no glue in the Louisiana Hair
Restorer.
The Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine
bespeaks its merits by its work.
J. H. Currey, as agent, has purchased
the funeral undertaking stock of Mr..
Kimbro, and will remain at the old stand
of the latter for few days
Mr.. Kimbro will tomorrow receive a
new stock of undertaking material, in
Guiding hearses, burial cases, trimmings,
etc
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-21
North Edsefield Picnic.

We had the pleasure yesterday of at
tending one of the most agreeable and in
teresting picnics that we have witnessed
for wears, made up of the Sabbath school
members and friends of the Methodist
church in North Edgeield, under the pas
toral charge of Rev. W. r. Warren The
picnic took place in the beautiful grove
yard lot Of Dr.. Bowman, on the Dickerson
pike, and was well attended by old and
Young, who all seemed determined to make
it a most successful affair, and the time
flew by on feet wing as the children en-
gagged in the varied pastimes that make up
a good picnic, interspersed with several
songs from the children, and short speech
from one who loves to mingle with and
contribute to the happiness of the young.
Little bright eyed Jennie, Bette and many
of their Findred mates showed high APP
probation of the speech, and pledged them
selves not to lie. slip what was said. The
eating department was, to sum up all in
one word, superb +; and it could not be
otherwise when it is considered that the
Indies, old and young, Of that section had
taken the matter il hand. We congratu-
late one aud all upon the splendid manage
ment, and wish that We may be present at
many more of the same kind of picnics.
This is a new school, and must be regarded
as one of the best i'll our borders.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-21
I,nportant BanI1rupt Decision.

The following important decision under
| the Bankrupt law has just been rendered
in the Supreme Court, as reported in q
New York journal:
The defendants in the case were doing
business in this city. The plaintiff con-
signed to them from RioJaneiro cargo of
coffee to sell for the plaintiffs account
Defendants sold the coffee, received the
proceeds and rendered an account of such
proceeds and of payments which they had
made or to which they were entitled, and
of credits, showing balance of proceeds
in their hands as consignees or factors of
plaintiff, of $26, 2S9 81. They did not
nay this sum to the plaintiff, but, instead,
q ed it in their business an applied it to
thei own use. After plaintiff had sued
them for the balance in their hands the de-
PENDANTS took the benefit Of the bankrupt
act, and obtained discharge in December,
1868. Judgment was rendered against
them in this suit in June, 1869. The de-
PENDANTS then applied to the Supreme
Court to vacate and discharge the judg-
ment on the ground that the debt was dis
charged by their discharge in bankruptcy.
The Court held to the contrary, and de-
MED the motion, on the ground that the
Judgment was for a debt created by the
defendants embezzlenlent while acting In
a fidnciary capacity, and therefore was not
affected by discharge in bankruptcy. In
this respect the Court makes distinction
between the present bankrupt law and that
of 1911, which was lot SO liberal in its
provisions.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-21
TIE COTTON MARKETS.
Macon.Ga. nInY

Cotton receipts to-day As bales; sales 17J
bales; shipped 102 bales.
Receipts for the week ending this eve
ming $50 bales, sales 1,0S3; shipments
1,057-showing and increase of receipts
for the last week over those of the week
before of 1856, and decrease in the sales
of 2G5 bales.
The market during the week under re-
view has been generally qniet. We quo
ted the market this evening one week ago
at 2l4 cents, firm, with a good demand. It
stood TINS until Friday noon last, mid
dlings at that hour calling for 21s; but the
evening kilograms on that day dampened
the ardor of buyers and the market closed
quiet at 2l5c; since which time prices
have GRADUALLY fallen off under o dull and
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-21


The balloon didn't 60 up yesterday, but
the thermometer did.
The wonderful Millson Bros, at Ames'
circus tonight. ~ aee
Two gentlemen who have not before
seen each other since they parted company
at college IS years ago, yesterday met cas-
ually on the street, and strange 10 say the
recognition Of each by the other was mu-
tually instant
Justice Cassetty is getting better, and
hopes he will be ab to resume official
business within the next few days.
A trotting match is in for next Tuesday
between Wildner's ''Tatflerp and Wood
fms ''Sam Black
Mile Lucille Watson the fascinating
equestrienne, at Ames circus to night.
The summer uniforms for the police are
not yet ready for delivery, but probably
will be before the expiration of warm
| weather.
A bill, which yesterday passed its THIRD
reading in the House, increases the pay
allowed the Chaplain to the Penitentiary
and fixes the salary of the Prison Physician
at 81, 900 per annum.
Col Ames' circus matinee to-day al
o'clock.
w. L. McCIelland, of Marshall county
was yesterday circulating among his cit,
friends, who were gratifed to find him il
good condition and not at all proud OF hi
personal beauty.
See the grand oriental procession a
Ames' circus to night.
| DR.. Wright, member of the late Con
stitutional Convention, from Carroll coun
| ~, is at present ON visit to friends here
abouts.
| DIR. +. III. Hughes yesterday returne
from trip to Canada and the Easter
States. He stopped awhile at Saratog
and was pleased with its sights and in
vigoratRd with its waters.
Mile Louisa Bonshell, the beautiful ser
sation gymnast, at the circus tonight.
Col. Ames' Circus makes brilliant stree
professions and keeps the faith of th
promise thus implied by magnificent a
fractions in the ring. This afternoon an
evening go and see.
A bill is before the Senate to exeml
from execution S250's worth of mechal
les material.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-21
miscellaneous.

CoTToN YARNs-We quote at 10, IL, l6@
2lc for 700, 600, 500 and 400.
SEEDs-We quote timothy at G. 90; blue
grass (cleanedD 2.75; herds grass 200; or.
chard grass 800; Glover 1900; Hungarian
9. so; No. Millet 2 25; German Millet 3. CO.
Tennessee Millet 1.75@2OO.
HDEs-Dry flint Country 1Sc; dry salt
l5c; green salt 9kc@10c; green sides So
&c.
IRoN-Tennessoe common bar, 7}c 2 10
Kentucky, do, 49c q III; Tennessee band
Sc; Kentucky, do, &C.
SoAP-Common bar, 5@1Oc z ID; q fancy
box 2.O0@450
LAND PLAsrER-We quote at $500 . ton
in bags.
LEATHER-Oak sole 42046c; Hemlock,
do, 32@34c; Harness 40942e; Bride Z
dozen 4S@GOc; Upper Q dozen 36. 0O@4S. 90;
French calf skins 2 dozen 4800@96. 90;
American calf 2 doz &C. O0@G0.00.
BARRELs-In demand at 52tc by the
quantity.
CEDABwARE-We quote iron bound buck
cts 4.50@6 % q doz; brass bound $40
II; cans $12@15 . doz; Keelers 81 500
10 z doz; tubs $14@19 2 doz; churns, iron
bound $12@18; brass bound $15@2i .
dozen.
FURs AND SKINs-We quote coon skins
10925c piece; gray fox 20@30c; wild cat
20@25c; muskrat 10@15c; red fox 7c@5
LOO; mink, dark, well handled, $1,000
LIS; otter 2.OO@3.O0.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-21
CITY NOTICES.
Faets Coz the Lndics

JOIN SHELLEY deposed: 1 must declare
the Wheeler 4 Wilson to be the most won
derful and comprehensive sewing mechan-
ism ever put in the American market. 1t
is the simplest as well as the most cunning
in principle. There is genius and high
mechanical ability in its arrangement, and
therefore it is most reliable and easy to
keep in order. There is directness d
connection between the power and result,
mover found by me in the devices of any
other inventor, and the mechanical results
follow Of the highest possible speed, quiei
and easy movement, which make it a de-
light to mechanicians. 1 think it Just tc
denominate it one of the marvels Of the
age. may21 w&doaw
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-21

quiet market, and an indjsposition on the
part of both buyers and sellers to operate.
1t closed this evening with moderate de-
mand at 20ac for middlings-some extra
nice calling for 202c.
Montgomery Ala, May IS.
Montgomery cotton market dull; prices
nominal at 2O@2o4c tor low middIings.
Columbus, Ca, sHayIs.
Our market qdiet; middlings 20Ic; low
middlings 20; sales 1S9 bales; receipts
IS bales; shipments 307 bales.
Augusta, Ga, Rsny rs.
oorroN-The market opened quiet at
21c for Liverpool middling, at which price
the bulk Of the sales OF the day were eff
fected. Towards the close, Liverpool
coming In moro favorable, gave more tone
to the market, which closed steady with a
fair demand at the above figures. Sales
377 bales; receipts 215 bales.
selma, Ala, May is.
Very little done to-day, and prices re-
main about the same-21 cents for mid
dlings.
Mobile, Ala, May is.
Cotton-Quiet and weak. Middlings
2l4c; sales $50 bales; net receipts135 bales;
exports coastwise 35 bales; stock 43, $50
bales.
baltimore, May IS.
Cotton-Dull and declined 1c; middlings
223e. net receipts 1872 bales; stock 2,425
| bales.
Charleston. ). C., May IS.
Cotton-Dower; middlings 2lc; sales 2OC
bales; receipts 547 bales; stock ,9G5
bales.
Savannah, CO., May IS.
Cotton in moderate demand; middling.
214c; sales 800 bales; receipts LISP bales;
exports coastwise 500 bales; stock 1866
bales.
Norfolk, Way is.
Cotton-Dull and nominal; low middline
21c; receipts 7O3 bales; exports coastwise
SIG bales; stock 8, 2S6 bales.
Galveston, May Is
Cotton-dull and nominal: good ordina
~ 1S5@19c; sales 120 bales; receipts 76;
bales; stock 20, 647 bales.
Boston, May Is.
Cotton-Dull and lower; middlings 214
to 234c; net receipts 113 bales; coastwis
Al bales; total 154bales; stock 5000 bales
Atlanta, Ca, May 10.
| Cotton-Receipts light, and market &C
tive-middlings 2O4c; low middlings 1910
good ordinary 1910; ordinary LIE.
Memphis May is.
The market was very dull and thong
few desirable tables were offered it wa
with the utmost difficulty that 215c for To-
middling, and pc for middling were rea
lied, buyers views being 4@4c below thos
rates. The business reported summed u
only 273 bales, mostly at the abave drices
with zoe for clean bright stained.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-21

London advices of yesterday quote 5-20s
of 1862 at S84; 1868 at $50; 1868 at
905, and 10-40's at Sc.
Tennessee bonds are quoted in New
York at COZ for the old, and soy for the
new.
The following are the quotations Of the
New York stock market: Central and
Hudson 1O1; Scrip 96s; Erie 234i; Reading
1921; Southern 96s; Cleveland and Pitts
burg 107; Northwestern Common S1A; Pre-
ferred 50; Fort Wayne 944; Rock Island
1195; Western Union Telegraph 32!.
o Bank of Tennessee notes here bought
by brokers at zoe, and sold by them at 72c
in the dollar.