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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-21
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, July 20-Flour frmer; spring
extras 5.75@7.O0. Wheat irmer and 4@5c
higher, closing at 1.25@1. PSI, for regular.
Corn active at 894@S94c. Oats sole. Rye
85c. Barley duh and nominal Highwines
dull at CSC for wood-bound Provisions
more active. Pork 5000. Lard 1910.
Dry sailed shoulders 13c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-21

BEWARE of drugs, and buy your wines at
Desor's Winehouse, Cedar street, near the
Square, the only winehouse in the city,
and the only place where You may rely to
get pure article, of his own import, the
price and quality of which cannot be ex-
celled by any house in the country. Sold
by the glass, bottle and gallon at the above
place. Every bottle, whether single or by
the dozen, is provided with a tin cap,
which bears his name on the face of it,
and every bottle SO marked is strictly war
ranted to be pure and genuine. jy17 1w
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Single copy, 1 year.......................S2 90
4" g months....-............ l 90
d" 3 ................... so
Clubs of by the year, each............ l 80
10 ............ / so
And one to getter up of Club.
Clubs of 20, by the year, each. l 20
And two copies to the getter up of the
club, or ten per cent of the money.
Let each one of our subscribers give us
helping hand, and thus do us and his
country substantial service.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-21
NASHVILLE, TENN.
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

ooIx0 eUUTH-Hashviile ana DsoataE trains
lsaye station on South Cherry street at 10 OO A. H.
and so p E. no train Sunday morning.
Accommodktioa ~ 80 P. n, (goes TO Ooiuinoia.
Rains arrive At 80 A. 4. and 90 n. Accom-
modation at Q 90 A. n. -
Louisville and Nashville Eafifc~e
Nashville ....s 80 A. n $500 p. n and io:2e r ~
Louisville. III 80 A. NJ, $50 4. r. sno o''' =
AKRIvR. - xoo !, ~
T..s.,,Ii. go 20 P. n. and 10: 15 p. n.
Coach on freight train leaves Nashville st 200 P.
n and arrives It oaflntin 81 e;2o 2. b. every o2y
EdSefieId and kentucky n. r..
r..1e NsshyflIe $50 A. and 80 r. n
Arrive at 80 A. n. and 80 P.
Nashville and Northwestern Rail-
road
Passenger train leaves Nashville :. i 80 p. n.
Accommodation leaves Nashville. g 80 P. n
Passenger train arrives at Nashville ....4:30 A. NJ
Accommodation arrives at Nashville. 10 90 A. n
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Every one should have one of Maw'sbest
English tooth brushes, warranted never
to drop hair. Go to Jno. W. Morton d
Co., II Public Square, aud be supplied.
They keep pure drugs and full line Of
nice toilet articles. jy17
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-21

A FRIEND of ours, who has been suffering
with neuralgia, says that Magic Arnica
Liniment is the only thing he can find that
will relieve it. For sale by Mansfield d
Higbee, Memphis, Tenn. 1t
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Nashville Flour and Grain marke,.

FLoUR-The market continues active,
with demand in excess of the supply.
The city mills are now running day and
night, and the stock is exhausted daily.
We quote as follows: Superine $50; extra
600; family $50; fancy 100.
Com MEALs-We note shipments to-day
of 300 bushels Kindred boIted at LES .
bushel. We quote unbolted at 1.20 .
bushel
CoRN-Sales and shipments to-day of 300
bushels at LIS . bushel, sacked and de-
lvered in depot.
WHEAT-The receipts to-day amounted
to 2, 165 bushels, which changed hands at
following prices: Mediterranean l 90; red
Los; amber LILO; white 110@1.15 We
heard also of the purchase for future de-
livery of 300 bushels red at l. 10 and 300
bushels white at 1.20.
BARLEY-We quote at 6O@7Oc as the
price paid from wagon.
OATs-The buying price is 60@65c, and
75c sacked and delivered in depot.
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new york Dry Goods Market.
New Orleans Market.

NEW YoEK, July 20.-Trade still shows
no symptoms of animation. Prices rule
steady.
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CITY NOTICES.


Why WILL You DIE?-The unanimous
verdict of the South has been distinctly ac-
corded in favor of its own remedy-the in
estimable Mississippi Diarrhea Cordial,
the great antagonist of cholera, cholera
morbus, diarrhea and bowel affections,
by canceling acrid and unnatural Sc
cretions. Its action is thorough and in
variable, never being known to fail. There
fore, it will never disappoint the patient
nor the purchaser.
MANSFIELD & H1GBEE, Sole Proprietors.
1t
WHERE feebleness requires warm, in
vigorating tonic, Highland Bitters have
been found invaluable. This celebrated
Scotch Tonic commands ready sale, and
is liked everywhere.
Ewin, Pendletcn & Co., wholesale
agents, Nashville, Tenn. 1t
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Cincinnati Markets

CrNcUEAI, July 2O.-Flour firm and
quiet; family 7.O0@Z25. Wheat opened
buoyant and closed dull at i.3S. Corn "a
@95c. Oats $4,000. Rye 9S@1.O0. Cot
ton nominally unchanged. Whisky 1.O0@
1.01. Pork 3100. Lard 164@161c Bulk
meats 134@154@152@16!c. Bacon 14t@
179@1s4c. Hams, sugar-cured, 25c. Eggs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-21

Kingston Springs, situated on the Nash
vile and Northwestern Railroad, 81 miles
west of Nashville, lis now open for the re-
ception of visitors. Board reduced to forty
dollars per month. jy15 If
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savannah Cotton Market

SAVANNAH, July 20.-Cotton quiet; no
stock; low ruidding 174@173c. Sales 125
bales; net receipts 265; exports caastwise
266; stock I, 59l. -f -
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Kingston Springs is now open. Two
trains daily to and from Nashville. Board
reduced to $40 per month. A liberal re
duction on the above for families. jy15tf
Five hundred yards remnants of dress
goods at 12t cents, worth 80 cents, at E.
4 J. Northman's, No. 20 Public Square.
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IouisVlIie Markets'

LOUISVILLE, July 20.-Bagging firm and
unchanged. Cotton dull and lower; mid
ding 17ac. Flour very active but scarce;
extra family $50. Grain quiet. Wheat
1.20@1.35. Corn LIP. Oats 64e. Bye
9Oc in sacks, from store. Provisions very
active and tending upward. Pork $3.50.
Bacon 14s@173@ls3c. Bulk meats 134@
162@17lc. Lard lilo. Hams-sugar-cured
24@244c. Whisky $50. Tobacco-market
more active and prices frmer; sales 1,517
hhds, at 500@35.00 for common frosted
to bright manufacturing.
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RIVER AND WEATHER..

ARRIVED.
None.
DEPARTED.
Ella Hughes, Cairo.
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j. N. PLATT, Pres't.
r. B. TAYLoR, Clerk.
Bellevue. April 20, 1870.

Bellevue, April ~, 1871
The Honorable Police Jury of
the parish of Bossier met this day
at their room in the town of Belle
vue, La, with the same members
as on Monday, and being called
to order by the President, pro-
ceeded to business as follows, to-
wit:
Be it enacted, etc, That the
following accounts be and they
are hereby allowed, to-wit
Account of Hamilton &
Co, for parish script, $1904 81
Account of r. B. Taylor
for services as clerk of
police jury to this date,
and for recording and
copy of proceedings to
Bossier Banner, AZ 26
Account of j. N. Plat for
for services as police ju-
ror to date and for SER
vices and expenses in
the sale of the steamer
w. +. Hamilton, for 10 so
Account of w. w. Hort
man, as police juror. 0 20
Account of Isaac 9. Ed
wards, as police juoror, 9 40
Account of Z. 7. stinson,
as C0iice Juror. for z 90
On motion the Honorable Police
jury then adjourned until the 9th
day of June, 1870.
j. N. PLATT, President.
r. B. TAYLOR, Clerk.
State Of Louisiana, / 1 hereby
Parish of Bossier. certify that
the foregoing is true statement
of proceedings of police jury dur
ing its session on 18th, 10th and
Goth of April, 1870, as taken from
record of acts and proceedings.
April 26th, 1870.
Il. I. TAyL1a, Clerk,
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DIdN AOau VI ITtlSuby "
" Single package brought on board
by foot passengers weighing
more than 50 pounds and not
exceeding 100 pounds, 05
" " Additional so pounds, 05
Rates of ferriage after So'clock p. NJ shall
or may be made Especial contract with the
lessee of the ferry
The petition of r. T. Stinson and
others asking that the Police Jury
authorising the change of the
Bellevue and Red River Church
road was taken up, and advertise
ment of same having heen made
according to law and no person
raising any objection, therefore;
Be it enacted by the Police Jury
of Bossier, La, That the Bellevue
and Red River church road be
changed so as to run from the
northeast corner of j. G. Pilking
toms field direct to the east end of
Norman's lane, there to intersect
the Bellevue and Red River road
again, and that the overseer
of said road be and he is hereby
authorized to change said road.
Be it enacted by the Police Jury
of Bossier, La, and it is hereby
enacted by the authority of the
same, That the following accounts
be and they are hereby allowed:
An,aecount in favor of j. j. O'Con.
ner, Sheriff of Caddo parish, for
keeping Bossier prisoners in Caddo
jail, to April [, 1870, for the sum of $3.50 90
An account in favor of I. w. Fuller,
Dist. Atty pro tenn, for defending
suit of II. w. Clarke VS.. Parish Of
Bossier, for the sum of 5 90
An account in favor of T. w Fuller,
Dist. Atty prof lem, for salary due
for quarter ending April 6, 1870, lbs 90
An account In favor of Frank Smith
for one Parish Warrant this day
presented, for IA 20
An account in favor of P. v. 0'NeiH
for witness scrip this day present
ed, for 7 80
An account in favor of j. w. Rabb.
for two parish scrips, this day pre-
scented, for 90
An account in favor of A. McClana-
han for repairs Of Jail, for 500 90
An account in favor of Z. X. Russ,
Sheriff, for fees in case of the State
vs. T. p. Larkin, ct ais, for 80 80
An account in favor of E. X Russ,
sheriff, for services in attending on
the March term of the District
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N. Platt, President, this day filed
and recorded, be and the same is
hereby accepted, and the bond of
said McClahahan given for the
faithful performance of said work
be cancelled and erased, and that
said McClanahan be paid the
amount of his bid, to-wit $500, in
such sums as may suit his con
venience.
j. n. Plat then reported that
the notes given by VIM. Thatcher
as lessee of the ferry across Red
River, at Shreveport, for the year
ending Dec. IL, 1870, due at three,
six and twelve months, each for
$106 %, which arc taken as a
credit on Judgments. Police Jury
for their amount amounting in the
aggregate to 1926, had been by
him paid on the Judgment in the
case of L. E. Jacobs VS.. Parish of
Bossier, ct ais, as is shown by re
ceipts this day presented, and
asks that the board ratify and
confirm his action in said matter,
said receipts presented being in
words and figures, as follows, viz
shreveport, March Is, 1870.
"Received of Police Jury of
Bossier parish, through w. e.
Hamilton s. Co., two notes Of
VIM. Thatcher, j. w. Jacobs and
A. Il. Leonard, dated December
11th, 1869, due at six and three
months each, for $106 %, which
are taken as a credit on judgment
Of I. E. Jacobs VS.. said Police Jury
for their amount, to-wit, two hun
dred and twelve dollars and fifty
cents, on account of said Judgment
| (Signed) MUTT & LEONARD.
Received of Police Jury of Bos
sier, through Hamilton & Co, two
notes of VIM. Thatcher, j. w.
Jacobs and A. FL. Leonard, dated
Dec. II, 1869, due at nine and L
months, each for S106 20, which
are taken as a credit on judgmen
Of T. E. Jacobs VS.. Police Jury fol-
their amount, viz, s212 80, on &C
count of said Judgment.
March 80, 1870.
(Signed) MUTT & LEONARD"
/ The clerk having read the abov,
receipts, and the statements of j
n. Platt being heard in regart
thereto, the board adopted tn,
following act By a unanimous vote
to.wit
Be it enacted by the Police jury
of Bossier parish, La, That tn,
action of James N. Plattin payin;
the notes of VIM. Thatcher, ct ais
ON the Judgment of I. e. Jacob
VS.. Police Jury Of Bossicr be con
Cured in and said Platt released
from any liability for the non
production of said notes describe,
in said receipts, and that said re
ceipts above recorded, be place,
in the hands of the Parish Treas
urer.
Be it enacted by the Police Jur
of the Parish of Bossier, La, Tha
, the following be and they are here
. by established as the legal rate
/, offerriage at the Shreveport ferry
. | tawit
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Bes5es. S0Ce COsf.

R@y1ng closed my connection with the
q Grocery business, desire to settle ND
my outstanding business Those who are
owing me will please como forward and paw
up their indebtedness Immediately, other
wise they win find their accounts IN the
hands of an officer
JOHNC. HEAD.
Bellevue, La, April 9, 1870.
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Court, 1870, and for furnishing
wood, saw dust, locks, water pitch
er, glass, &c, for Court house, for 60 so
On motion, the Police Jury then
adjourned until 8 o'clock A. NJ,
Monday the 4th day of April,
1870.
J. n. PLATT, Pres't.
r. B. TAYLOR, Clerk,
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for one parish andtwo

for one parish andtwo
jury scripts, for 138 81
Account of p. G. Brown
for two jury scripts, % 8
Account of J. NJ. Arnold
for one parish warrant
and 3 parish scripts, 7O9 4
Account of j. s. Ashton,
Dist. Atty, for convic.
ton of Sam Hamilton
and Harry McLane, 80 0
Account of T. n. Braden
: for keeping jury script
book three years, end
ing Dec. 81, 1869, for 80 Q
Account of J. j. OCon-
ner, sheriff of Caddo,
for keeping Bossier
prisoners in Caddo
Jail, to Jan. i, 1870, lat Q
Account of I. .Braden
fer clerks costsin case
ofKelly, Par. IT,, and
r. w. Turner, VS.. Bos-
sier parish, and for is
suing jury script and
clerks costs in case of
McCuilen, insane, for Al !
Account of e. r. Moore, 81 {
Account Of w. r. Head
for Justices costs in
various cases, to date, 70 I
Account Of T. S. Land
for jury and parish
scripts, for 1873 Z
Accounted w. w. Hort
man, j. p, for costs
in case of j. Delwood
and Harvey Smith, 10 8
Account in favor of L.
N. Braden,. clerk, for
issuing IS summons
for witnesses before
grand jury, and for
clerks costs in various
cases itemized bills of
which are this day
filed, for the sum of 90 {
Account of E. IL. Russ,
sheriff's cost bills in
varions cases this day
filed, for $50 {
Account of W. Ell. Sean
land for advertising
lease of Shreveport
ferry, June 5, 1867, so {
Account of Vim. s. Ed
wards, for parish war
rants, for 951
Account Of Il. r. Moore,
commissions as parish
Treasurer on the amt.
paidover this day, viz:
$S,175 OF, for 4OS
Account in favor of w.
FL. Scanland for quar-
terage due him for
printing as per con-
tract adopted by act
passed this day, for 81
On motion, the Police Jury tht
adjourned until 8 o'clock, A. NJ. t
morrow.
j. N. PLATT, Pres't.
| ID ID III
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Police Jury Proceedings.
Bellevue, La, April IS, 1870.

Bellevue, La, April Is, 1870.
The Honorable Police Jury OF
the parish of Bossier, La, met at
their room in the town Of Bellevue
pursuant to adjournment, when
the following named members an
swered to their names, viz: JAS.
Platt, president, ward 4; r. I.
Stinson, ward 2; Isaac ID. Edwards,
ward 8; ". Wesley Hortman, ward
@. A quorum being present, the
President called the body togeth-
er and proceeded TO pass the-fol-
lowing acts and ordinances, viz:
James N. Plat, appointed a
committee to attend to the sale
of the steamer w. Il. Hamilton,
as per act of board adopted 2Sth
February, 1870, tenders his re.
port of his actions in regard to
said sale in words and figures as
follows, to-wit:
"TO the Honorable Police Jury
Of B0Ssier Parish: The under.
signed appointed a committee to
attend at the sale of the steamer
W. E. Hamilton and to pay ex-
penses, reports, as follows:
The steamer was seldom the 10th
inst, in accordance with the di
rections of this body and the town
council of Shreveport. The total
amount that it sold for was $2950
One-half of which received. The
total expenses as paid by me az
chargeable to the half was the
sum Of 1852 60, specific bill o
which is herewith presented an(
which was deducted before any
amount was paid me, the amour
absolutely paid me being SIP.
50. Afterwards received eigh
dollars as due fer the running o
the boat before new lease.
April 18th, 1870.
(SiCned) j. N. PLATT."
ctaont Earrx, Rnot w T. uo,n;ItoD nr
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sos IS
one-haIf paid by the city of
one-hs slhfF9 p"ia Sy Parish Of 500 8
Bossier, 353 60
Received, Shreveport, La, April
10th, 1870, of Col. j. n. Platt, the
full amount of one half the above
expenses, to-wit, 1852 81, this be-
ing the one-half the total expenses
due by the Police Jury of Bossier
parish, as their part.
fSigned1 G. III. SPILKER,
{Endorsed) Controller.
Str. w. r. Hamilton sold April
10Th, 1870, for $295O' 90, one-half
ofsale to Bossier parish, $1475 90,
less within account of 1852 so.
Balance paid to Col. J. N. Plat,
President Police Jury, S1122 SO.
Total, S1475 90.
When the clerk read the above
and foregoing report and bill of
charges, and the same having
been submitted to the board, the
following act was passed by a
unanimous vote, to-wit
Be it enacted by the Police Jury
of the parish of Bossier, La, and
it is hereby enacted by authority
of the same, That the report OF
j. N. Plat, in regard to the sale
of the steamer w. Il. Hamilton,
and the itemized bin of charges
against said boat showing a. bal
ance of $1122 3S, and also SS cash
in his hands due, the parish of
Bossier, from the sale of said
steamer be, and the same is here.
by accepted and adopted, and the
actions of said Plat in regard to
said sale be fully concurred in.
j. n. Plat having been appoint
ed by act of the board adopted,
Oct. 25th, 1869, to let the repairs
ofthe Jail report:
"IO the Honorable Police jury
of the Parish of BoSsier The I'M
dersigned, appointed a committee
to let the repairs to the Jail, as
directed by act of Oct. 25th, 1869,
reports-that he made said letting
in accordance with the act, at
public auction to the lowest bid
der. A. McClanahan bid off the
job at the price of $500, and has
completed the same in accordance
with the specifications as under
signed has been informed.
April 18th, 1870.
(Signed) j. N. PLATT.
On motion, the President ap-
pointed the body in whole to ex-
anime the repairs done on the Jail
by A. McClanahan, and report as
to whether they should be receiv-
ed or not, when said committee
after having made an examina-
of the work unanimously agree in
recommending that the same be
received as now finished.
Therefore, be it enacted by the
Police Jury of the parish of Bos-
sier, That the repairs done on the
Jail by A. McC lanahan, authorized
by an act of this board as per act
adopted Oct. %, 1869, and further
authorized as by a report of JAS.
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Bellevue, La, April 19. 10.

The Honorable Police Jury met
at their room in the town of Belle
vue at 9 o'clock A. NJ, pursuant to
adjournment same members pres
emf as Oh yesterday, and being
called to order by the President,
proceeded to pass the following
acts and ordinances, viz:
d. r. Moore then presented his
report as Parish Treasurer of the
parish of Bossier, and of his do
ings and actings as such Treasur
er, in words and figures as fol.
laws, to-wit
"E. r. MOOre,s RepOrt az Parish
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H6EcDy bllOWGu1 GO- WIZ
An account in favor of T.
E. Jacobs fer the bal
ance due to him as one
of the defendants in
the suit of E. Oneill, ct
al VS.. Police Jury of
Caddo parish ct ais, to
be paid out of judg-
ment fund, for the sum
of
An account in favor Of Il,
E. Mercer for two par
ish scripts this day
presented, for
An account in favor of
o. r.. Flournoy for one
parish ScflpG Ln1S DAY
presented, for
An account in favor of
J. I. Kemp for parish
scripts this day pre-
sented, for
Account in favor of w.
q. Martin, for one jury
and one parish script,
Account in favor of s.
Richardson for one
witness script, for
Account of W. Naples
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ben Yrin5en8ales feline SrauenSaare wahien lailen.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-09-03
The Late John P. Kennedy.

The deathof this distinguished statesman and
scholar has already been noticed. As men-
Der Of the Legislature Of his native State, and
Of Congress. he wore his houors with the dig
nity and grtce Of true gentleman; his use
f raess was ever manifest; and whilst Secre-
tarv Of the Navy he was noted for urbanity
and fairness in his intercourse with officers and
men. and with the public at large. As a
scholar AMI author he had a worldwide rePu-
talon.
Bat nothing which he has uttered or written
better deserves respectful and careful cOnsidera-
ton than the manly and Christian sentiments
embraced in the introduction to his viii. Note
the distinction given to his noble wife, who
made home dear to him by afectionate and
constant devotion, by rare virtues of mind and
heat. Gratitude to God first, for many bles-
sings; aaectiouate to kinsmeu and friends. Is
it to be wondered at what mind like his
should be prosperous aud contentej? Every
good man and woman in the land, on reading
these sentiments, will give the memory Of Mr..
Kennedy warm place in the heart All may
learn somethingof the propriety Of cultiva-
ting Christian faith and duty"