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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-08-19
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declaration Of well known Republic
can leader Of New York

declaration Of well known Republic
can leader Of New York
NEw YoEK, July %, 1871.
Dear .Sir-In your recent letter
YOU ast; me if | was the author Of the
numbers in the Albany -Arg"s, signed
"A Republican From the Start, which
you read as they came out. ! was,
and they express my settled convic-
tons; and | am glad that you in the
main concuril them You ask wv hat
OF the future ?' and tell lne that YOU
agree with Mr.. Greeley about Grant
and one term. SO do |. Greeley is
right and he himself would run bet
ter than Gen. Grant, especially in the
South, where the Republican party is
liable to 60 all to pieces if Grant is
re-nominatod. Nevertheless, | think
he will be, What then? \ large
body of Republicans will refuse to
support him if the Democracy act
wisely. What will you and | then
dove who have acted together for
nearly twenty-five years ? shall not
regret the success Of a Democrat next
year, provided he is sound, firm and
trustworthy on the new departure
and for these reasons, in brief:
|. | supported General Grant solely
to finish up reconstruction by the rat
ifcation Of the Fifteenth Amendment.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-08-19
FOR SHERIFF.

A TREAT.-NI1uT BLOOMING Cr-
EEAs; or, The Cactus Tim0ulorts.
Mr.. JACOB HOUCK, the proprie-
tor Of this magnificent plant, has dis
covered several buds on the plaAt
which will expand on the Sd or 5th Of
next month, (S"ptembor) lie invites
the public to call and see the fowcr
which commences to expand at 6 o.
clock in the evening, and continues to
expand until 10 o'clock, p. m,
Frederick, Aug, 10, 1923,
Oct. 1928, -- The following is the
vote of the successful candidates for
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-11
EEsE COG'IETS.

RECoaDEB CoUBr.-A. II. Eico, drunk
and disnIdeYlv, so: John Vaughn, same.
S1F; Ell Vaughn, assault and battery,
~25
LAW Court. Reid, Chadbourn ~ Co.
W. McC8nn, Judgment for S52S. To-day
j. motion day.
CIRCUIT CoLBT-Mary Pfadenhaur VS..
Germania Life Insurance Company; res
pned Till Monday To-day is motion day,
CRIMINAL COURT This court is still
engaged IN the consideration Of the misde-
meanOr docket.
PROBATE CoUET Joseph L Weakloy
was appointed administrator of the estate
IF Q. p Phillips, deceased.
MAGISTRATES Courts A fellow named
Robert 4. Powell, was yesterday arrested
On a charge of stealing a valuable over
coat from the shoe shop of a Mr.. Cross,
aud carried before his Honor Justice Ey
ere.t. hut upon an examination there
filled TO be proof brought forward suiti-
clent to hold HIM, and he was discharged.
Scarcely, however, had he been set at lib
orty. when another warrant appeared
against hiu1, aud lie was rc-arested on the
charge Of stealing large amount OF bed
ding from Ambrose 4 restaurant, which had
been sold to parties in the city. He Yves
carried before Justice Baskette, who, upon
a preliminary examination, required him
TO give a bond Tor his appearance before
him on Monday, a. , O'Clock P. NJ for
further examination, failing IN which he
was committed TO Jail The officers are
after another fellow, a confederate OF
PoweN's
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Nashville Produce Market

PEANUTs-Receipts and sales of 900
bushels to-day at $1.25 per bushel.
DRIED FRUIT-We quote buying price as
follows: Apples 3@34c; quarter peaches
64c; half do. 8tc. Sales from store to-day
of 10, 600 lbs apples at &c.
BRAN-We quote loose at 81 2 ton; in
sacks $21.
PoTAToEs-In good demand. We quote
Northern as follows: Neshanocks, 2 Dbl,
S475; Peach Blow, 81. so; Russets, 81 30;
Early Rose, Sc. rs; London Lady, 81 80;
Buck Eyes, $3.50; Pink Eyes, $4.75; Early
Goodrich, S4.75.
FEATHERs-In fair demand. We quote
prime &c; choice Csc.
EGGs-Sales to-day from wagon at 100
tic.
HAY-We quote at SO per ton, de
livered in depot
ON1oNs-We quote at 1915 per Dbl
NAVY BEANs-We quote at 81 2 bushel
from store.
Broom CoRN-We quote at 2@4c. Re
ceipts light.
SAUR KRAUT-Sales from store at SO g
barrel.
BUTTER-Market weak. We note sales
of country at 16@l7c; choice do zoe.
GREEN FRUIr-Tennessee apples are
about exhausted. We quote nominslly at
1901 z Dbl; choice Northern are very
scarce, and have advanced 10 s. Z Dbl.
BEEswAx-We quote at 25c.
COTTON SEED-We quote at SO 2 ton.
GINsENG-We quote at 6Oc.
SHIPsTUFF quote at $50 Z ton.
MIDDLINGs held at $40 z ton.
RAGs-We quote at &c as the outs ide
figure.
WooL-We quote bury at 15@2Gc; IN
washed without burs 25@26c; washed
without burs 35940c.
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New advertisements.

The National Savings Company, corner
Union and College streets, are doing a
regular exchange and banking Business
They receive deposits and allow interest
thereon; they furnish drafts in amounts 20
suit on London, Dublin, Edinburgh, and
all parts of Germany; they keep for sale
Government, State and county, bonds, and
they at all times pay the highest rates for
gold. silver, and urcurrent money.
Closing constsble's sale by Yeatmau
Shields Il Co. to-day.
See sale advertised by W G. Egin,
Clerk of the County Court
A. j. Hughes is prepared to furnish the
citizens of Edgefeld with the genuiu @
Cumberland coal at $500 per load.
Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup is the great
children's soothing remedy
Fancy dress skating carnival at the Rink
tonight.
The steamer Msllie Rsgon for Evansville
to-day.
The steamer Tyrone for Cairo MondGy
A new advertisement, elsewhere on our
local page, calls attention to a County
Court sale of valuable land few miles
from the city.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-11
EXCITING TIMES IN FRANKLIN
COUNTY.
Arrest Of Jesse Arledge and oshers.
United states Officials Yield up their
Prisoners.
An Armed Mob.

On last Wednesday, a party of revenue
officials and soldiers left Nashville on a
raid, and having returned to this city, we
have obtained from them the following
startling information:
On Wednesday last, Capt. Gavett, OF the
Revenue Department, and Capt. Bentley,
Deputv United States Marshal, accompa-
MED by Lieut.. Whiteall and small squad
of limited States soldiers, went from Nash
vile TO Franklin county, Tenn, Tor The
purposo of arresting Jesse Arledge CORNER
menbar of fine Constitutional Convention)
and others for alleged violation of the
revenue laws by illicit distling. The dis
tillery of Mr.. Arledge is situated
about pine miles southwest from
Decherd, in Franklin county. The
party proceeded to the residence OF
Mr.. Arledge and arrested him they also
arrested Stephen Whitson and Thomas
Cowser, who, as the officers allege, were
employed by Arledge to run his distlllery,
or at least to work there for him. The
officers broke mp the distillery, seized
whisky, cattle aud other property, and left
for Decherd with their prisoners, stock
and SO forth. Trey were travelling slowly
in wagons, somewhat after the fashion OF
duartermaster's train or a small commits
sary department during the war; and they
say that before reaching Winchester sew
raj horsemen passed them at a rapid rate.
On ariVing at Winchester, the officers, as
they allege, were surrounded by MOB OF
at least two hundred and fifty men, armed
with pistols, revolvers, rifles and shotguns,
who demanded the release of the prisoners.
Resistance was useless, and the assalllng
party captured the prisoners, whisky,
stock, cattle and the entire commlssary
department. The Revenue officials
and soldiers were not injured, and were
allowed to depart unframed, though 1t has
somehow leaked out that the United States
officers got their whiskers pulled little,
and some say that Capt, Bentley was ao-
tually either locked mp, or confined Tor
little while This exciting scene Is SAID
to have taken place on Thursday, short
time fore night The officers inform Us
that Arledge tod them, before he WAS re-
leased, that they would no. get out Of the
county with him. and that he had plenty
Of men who would protect him. They say
that the town Of Winchester was full of these
excited men, who came upon the party with
such alarming demonstrations that one or
two negro teamsteIs, who were attached 10
the small Quartermaster' Department,
took an immediate departure for the rear,
and have not sincsibeen seen by tine party.
Though this Was such serious matter,
some amusing Incidents TRANSFERRED, which
even the party from Nashville could not
keen, and ve VII therefore be psrdoned
tor anything tEat Iuay seem like humorous
remarks
Not having heaTd the opposite side of
the story, but hes wing obtained all cur in
formation from The party leaving this city,
we can state only their view of the case,
and before making any comments will
await further PARTICULARS.
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RcaI E.laIe Transfers.

The following is a list of the transac-
tons in real estate, as appears OF record,
for the week ending ending Feb 10, 1871:
w. G. Had TO Sarah 4. White,
lot IN Edgeiield ................ $3.50 90
g. NJ Donaldson, Sheriff, TO T
j. Harding, executor, two lots
on Market street. ,OSf 10
Same to same, lot II Hughes
addition.................. -. l,o29 27
Z. w. Maxey 10 Angela, land III
he fifteenth district Of Sumner
countv................................ l25 90
Nelson MCGavOck 90 Samuel
Young, forty acres in Dickson
county ................................ 100 90
Nathaniel Baxter, Clerk and Mas
ter, 20 j. W Wilson, lot No.
29 in Barrow grove plan, and
lot No. % in Nelson plan. $500 so
George Brown deed of gift to
James 5. Williams, Oue-eighth
acse of land for grave yard
Edward II. East ST., deed Of gift
- Maria J. Buchanan of
Iirety-soven acres IN tn
second district
Same to Amanda NJ GOwen,
uinely acres in the third dr.
tIict
Same to Edward H. East, Jr,
middle portion Of home trae',
including mansion.
Same to Amanda 81. Ross, part
Of home tract
Same to Addison A. East, west
err part of home tract.
C. NJ. Donaldson, Sheriff TO
Calvin Gone, 30 acres in Sd
distinct 10 w
} Il Austin TO John Lake, 10
acres IN 81 district. 100 90
Roger Pegram to Curtis Dews,
lard in 18th district............... Az rs
J. s. Bugg to S. A. aud Henry
Old aud George p. Norville,
acre for grave yard............... 30 90
John j Miller to Martha c.
Murray, 10 .acIes IN 18th dit
tTlct................ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400 90
Geo. n. McWhirter 10 A. j. Nc
Whittier 1SG acres in county 1896 GO
ii. n. Miller to John J. CTider,
land in Georgia. ...........,....., 1000 90
Philip II. Bosiay deed Of gift 20
Lena Bosley, 40 acres N
county.
Marshal DennIsOn TO John Perry
land in 9Th district.............. 800 90
John D, James 20 Julius Fishel,
lot l in WetmoIe Il MCGav-
ocks addition. I,4OO 90
Il NJ Kinnard to Joel w Settle,
lot in North Edgefeld. 5000 90
F. II C1eatham to Sam Saun-
d-r5 and wife and Martha
Saunders, lJt 53 in d. L. No
Gavoch's plan...................... 1000 90
Nathaniel Baxter, ir., G. & NJ,
and Wm. Kolsea to Sarah D.
Kclsea, lots IL Shelbys add
ton TO dgefield................... $3.50 90
Horace Harrison TO i. Moore Il
Son, lots and in Overtou
Hays plan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50 90
J. b. McEernu to Polk and Anna
c. Morgan, iot In Edgctield.... $50 20
Edward Fahey to Thos Ryan,
lot Is il Haynes addition. POO 90
Gee. Steel and W. II Lauior to
Moses Pearson, lot I in plan Of
r. w. Brown to Edgofeld.... $50 90
N G /. Claiborne. deed Of gift
tpD. T Drake and others, lot
in Na1ry N Claiborne add
ton.
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RIVEg AND WRATGE8.

The river was still falling st this point
last evening with 6 feet scant on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather clear and pleasant.
There were no arrivals yesterday up to
dark.
The Tslisman departed for Cairo.
The Mallie Ragon, after an absence Of
six months, will be found to-day at the
wharf with her shingle up for Evansville
Capt. Jay Wee TROOPS is still in COM
mand, with his son, Geo. Savage in the
Office. We commend her to the public as
well worthy of liberal patronage.
Boss Tweed has the most perfect
diamond in America. This little gem cost
him els, 500, but he is no prouder Of it
than Cot is of the fine sleeve buttons pre-
scented to him yesterday by Commodore
Hughes.
The lobe Hurt. Capt. Bateman, leaves
for the head of the hollow to-day at p.
m. Shippers send down your freight in
time.
Our mutual friend Palmerston is about
to make another move, and with proper
and due respect to this renowned gentle
man, we will say that unless Congress
comes to his aid, or the British Parliament
passes a special act for his benefit, the
thing can't be done.
Capt. VIM. Strong will take command Of
one of the Dix steamers in the Hurry
county trade.
We have heretofore referred TO the peti.
ton by our boatmen to the City Council,
praying a reduction of taxes. In said pc
tition they represent that Pittsburg, Gin
cinnati and St. Louis, which have better,
longer, and more extensive wharves, and
which requires more expense to make
them adaptable to the commerce of their
trade, demand but two or three cents per
ton, customhouse measurement, on boats
over 100 tons, or So on boats under 100
tons, for which they are on payment of the
same entitled to nine (9) days time to dia-
charge and occupy their wharyes.
Nashville charges for the same services
eight and ten cents per ton, same measure
ment. So q 200 ton boat at Nashville
pays the corporate authorities $11son each
trip; and at Pittsburgh the same dimen-
stoned boat pays only 81; at Cincinnati or
st. Louis they pay on same SO for like
boat.
That the annual expenditures on Nash
vile wharf to the corporation are as fol-
lows, about thus: Wharfmaster $500; re-
pairs $400; total 81, 200.
That the revenues from same are from
Sc, 900 to $4,000; leaving them a net balss
ance of over Sc, 600.
That thisSbalanoe is wrung from steam
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r. L. ARMlSTEAD, Agent,
No. South Market ST, Nashville, Tenn.

$500; extra S5.65@6.75. Wheat strong;
No. red fall S145. Corn-demsnd firm
and advanced; mixed in warehouse $50
SOC. Oats firm; No. 2, Soc Barley dull;
fall No. 500. Rye higher; 81 on track.
Whisky 9Oc. Mess Pork firm at S23. 90.
Bulk meats firm; clear sides st Warsaw,
Ills, buyer till March 5, lie; clear nib at
Quincy, buyer till March, IO4o. Bacon
March, 154c. L9rd-lsrge sales up in the
country, on spot and future delivery, at
124@124c for prime steam aud kettle;
small sales here at 1910. Choice hogs bet
ter, S7.25@Z75.
Chicago Markets
CHICAGO, Feb. 1O.-Extra spring -four
more active at So 65@6.75. Whest-No.
2 spring irmer and 1c higher; closed quiet
at S1.234@1. 234 cash. Corn-No. 2mixed
firm and 1c higher, but closed at 500 cash;
this evening dali at 49s@5Oc. Oats-No.
2 more active; closed at 47c. Bye dali
at S7@S74c. Barley-No. 2 frmsI; closed
at SOC. Highwines frmer at S6@86tc.
Provisions quiet Mess pork closed at
$22.5 so. Lard closed at 124@125c cash
Dressed hogs quiet; 10000 lower; closed
dull at $500; live dull and IO9I5c low
er at S7.O5@7.6G. Cattle fairly active at
S3874@LOO.
New Orleans Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1O.-Cotton steady;
middling 14t@143c.
Mobile Cotton Market.
MOBILE, Feb. 1O.-Cotton quiet; mid
dlings 144e.
Charleston Cotton Z arket.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 10.-Cotton steady;
middlings 144@14sc.
Galveston Cotton Market
GALVESTON, Feb. 1O.-Cotton quiet; good
ordinary 1910.
New York Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1O.-Cotton steady
and in demand; middling uplands 154c.
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London advices of yesterd ay quote 5-2Os
of go at 9Oa; Sos at 9O4; Cts at S94, and
10-40s at 894.
Tennessee Bonds are quoted in New
York at 64t for the old and 6434 for the
new.
The following are the quotations of the
New York stock market: Central and Hud
son 94s; Scrip 9Os; Erie 22s; Reading
985; Southern 948, Cleveland and Pitts
burg 1O48; Rock Island 1851; Northwestern
Common 763; Preferred $50; Fort Wayne
50; Western Union Telegraph Az.
Bank Of Tennessee notes are decidedly
dull. Dealers buy at Tic and sell at 75c.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COUNTY COURT SALE,

Charles V, Dixon, by his next friend. vs. John W
Franklin ct ais.
DY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE OF TIE COUNTY
ID Court OF Davidson county, rendered at its
February term, 1871, in the above cause, will
offer At public auction, at the Courthouse door in
Nashville, on SATURDAY, 1lTa DAY OF NJ IROH
iroX.. AZ II o'clock Ii, the following described
property. DelOrgnR 70 the estate OF Ben iamin Ba-
shaw deceased, to-wit:
Onc hundred and twent- five acres Of land more
or lees, lying in the county Of Davidson, Tennes-
sec, bounded on the north by Che ''Neely's Bend"
road and the land formerly belonging 10 Embry;
uu tn" cast by the lands Of D. s. Graves; on the
south by the Cumberland river, and on the west
10y the isnd Of 6. l. Temple, including 100 acres
deedal by JnO. GO1dr ch to said BashaW. For de-
scription see Book 60 page Sc Of the records Of
Registers Office.
Also, ~ acres decided by James Trimble to said
Bashaw, by deed registered in Book ''On; and a
small tract decided by George Camp TO said Ba-
shaw.
The said land 20 acrcs) will be sold subject 10
the dover interest OF Mrs. Sarah j. Green, widow
of said Bashaw, in forty-fOur acres Of the same.
ERNS -One-ioUrth cash, and the balance On
a credit Of 6, j and Is months. Notes bearing
interest required, and lien retained. Sale free
from the equity OF redemption. Minimum price
SIS per acre. W G., EWIN, Clerk
febll dlt&Wtfs
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boats hard earnings; OF, in other voE d.
they are taxed $4,000 towards defrsyine
the oityis expenses
That the steamboatmep, who only con
troll about one-twentieth Of the commerca.
are thus taxed, and the residue, nineteen
twentisths, conveyed by railroads and
other modes, pay no tax whatever.
That this is partial, and makes q spe-
ciaty OF the boating interest in the way Of
taxation.
That the wear and tear Of the HIGHWAYS,
In conveying commerce over it, vhetheg
wharf or street, should be met, and d
partially met by the licensing of vehicles
who make the transfer, and not the boat
That it costs the city thousands of dol
lars annually to metal and work these
highways, to convey the commerce Of the
city, and the steamboatmen are required
to pay annually Sc, 900, whilst the diftsT-
emit railroad companies are not required 10
contribute one farthing, which they belisvs
should not be taxed on the commerce Of
any city.
That they require only to be put on ths
maximum Wharfage Of Cincinnati and 81
Louis to oomEAs successfully; and that Il
is this Discrimination upon the part Of the
city that is bUrthansome to them, and
which they respectfully ask shall be modi-
fed.
The Terre Hsube Express of Monday
says:
Abont II o'clock, Saturday Might ths
freight boat VigO, built last season by the
Garter Brothers, was burned TO the watsx's
edge. The fire alarm was sounded, but
the engines did not arrive in time TO rem
der much service. The boat was loaded
with walnut lumber for Tuell, EshmAn q
McKeen. The fire was undoubtedly caused
by an incendiary
IBy Telegraph
CAIRo, Feb. l0.-JOhn Lnmsden, Nah
vile packet, IL A. NJ The steamer
Leallie cracked her shaft above Cairo and
returned here for temporary rspsrk
River fell 2 inches. Weather clear. Mr.
curry sc.
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Nashviue GrOcery uarksL

SUoAB-New Orleans NEW CROP 94S12c;
Demerara (supply light 1910; standard
hards 154@15!c; N. o. clarified white
14c; do. yellow 1910; A coffee loo; B do.
142c; o do. 143o.
MoLAssEs AaD SIRUPs-We quote New
Orleans new crop zoe; sirups 6O@66o;
golden strip Goo,
OoFFEE-Rio, common to choice, 17@
1910; Leguayra 21c; Java &c.
RIH-We quote best Carolina $50.
SALT-EveTpool sack So; seven bush
ell barrels by the carload, 3.35; five and
a half do. 2.75.
TEAs-Imperial l. 2O@1. 70; Young Hyson
81. 40@1.75; Black S1@1.25; Gunpowder
| S1.25@1.75.
1sH-Mackerel-Nos and 8, 1890 and
400 y barrel; in kits, Nos. 1, 2 and
800, 200 and LIS. Sardines 21.5O 2
case.
OHzEsE-We quote factory a. 1910; Eng
lish dairy, none.
NAns-We quote at 45O for 10d's
and 25c additional for diminishing grades
UANDLEs-Star, light weight, 1910.
POwDER-Dupont CTS; Hazards $40;
blasting 4.75; fuse, per 100 feet, 100;
Sycamore Mills powder, 1915.
SRoT-Patent 2. so; buck 2.75.
IGcUoRs-Common reotihed whisky 2
gallon, LA; Robertson County 1.75S
$50; Bourbon l. 2594.5 so; Lincoln County
I.75@2. 25; Highwines LOO.
BAeGING-Hemp 25@2Sc; fax goo.
RoPE-We quote at lilo.
CoFToN TIEs-We quote at $3.50.
BRooMs-We quote at 2.25@3. 80 . doz.
LEMoNs-We quote at 5000 per box.
SUNDRIEs- = doz, 40@75c,
Washboards 2.75 = doz; Buckets, y dOz.,
2.5O@2. rs. Tubs $50 y nest. Starch
&c. Candy-assorted stick 18c 3
pound; fancy assorted zoe 2 pound.
Snuff 7.75 y box for CARROTS packed'
Matches SEQ per case. Pepper 223c.
Spice 14c. Ginger ISo. Oysters $50 .
case for one pound cans; $50 2 case for
two pound cans. Canned peaches, two
pound cans, 2.75 = doz. Soda 6!@7c.
Nashville Leather and Hide Market
LEATHER-The market is moderately &C
tive for all kinds of seasonable goods, with
prices IN favor of buyers We quote CHM.
oak sole 39@41c y ID; Hemlock sole
3O@32c; Buffalo slaughter, 35@36c; har-
ness leather, 3S@42 y ID; skirting 3S@44c;
black bride leather . doz $42@50; upper
le8lle1 z uOL SZftdOAJ CIOAOA mp PC NO11
S8O@IOO; French calf skins . doz, $4,000;
American kips $4O@7O; do. calf $3O@42;
topping skins $11@13, Innings, white and
pink, 5000; leather in the rough, per fb,
25@3O; Tanners oil 7O@8Oc per gallon.
H1pEs-The market is not active, and
prices are without change. Street rates
are: green 8@St dry green sailed $1,000;
damaged and grubby hides ! off; dry flint
17@l8c; dry sailed 15@16c, damaged
less; sheepskins each 25c@Sl.OO.
miscellaneous
SEEDs-We quote as follows Clover
81. 75@S. 90; timothy $6,5O@IOO; or
chard grass $2.5O@3; blue grass Sl.75;
herds grass $l.75@2; Missouri mlllet ~;
top onion sets So 5O@4 per bushel.
OoFToN YARNs-We quote at IL, lZs, IA |
&lSc for 700, 500, 500 and 400.
Iron AND STEEL-We quote Tennessee, !
common bar, 6!cP n; Kentucky, do, 40
ID; Tennessee band 1850; Kentucky, do, |
SIC; Tennessee boiler plate Sc; boiler |
heads SIC; fire box 99c; sheet (common) |
5I@6c; do, (Kentucky) 64@7c; do, (Ten-
nessee) 7I@8tc. STEEL-Cast steel and
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Personal.

VIM. NJ. Allison, editor Of lLe Sc
quatchie Tenn SIN, is in the city. Tie
is stopping at the City Hotel
Several prominent gentlemen Of Sumner
county are stopping at the st Charles
A. F. Estes, Esq, editor of that excel
lent paper, the Huntington Courier, is II
the city and will remain several days for
the purpose of soliciting advertisements
from our business men. Mr.. Estes IS
native of this county, anu well known to
our citizens generally His paper has
large circulation along the line Of the
Northwestern Railroad, and merchants
will find it TO their interest 10 he repre-
scented in his section Of country.
W NJ Allison, editor and proprietor #
the Sequatchie SIM, was in the city yes
terdsy He proposes TO have a talh win
our business men on the subject Of advar
Using before returning home.
We are sorry TO say that Capt Ewir,
our County Court Clerk, has been quite
III for few days past, but are gratifed 10
learn that he is recovering rapidly We
also regret TO learn that Justice Cassetty
has been severely i'll, and although better,
is not able to more than sit NJ rs jet
Mr.. A. E. Blake, of California, D. T.
Bennett, of Louisville, Ky, NJ W JOIN
son, Of Dublin. led and L NJ McTulos1,
Of Virginia, were registered al the Battle
House yesterday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-11

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1O.-Flour-aetlve for
low grades and scarce; supertine winter