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New Advertisements.

The attention Of merchants is directed
to the card of Dismukes & Woolwine, %
Public Square. They have q large and
we'll assorted stock. They are fine bush
ness men and dealers viii not find more
gentlemanly traders in any market. Give
them a showing. Call and examine their
stock. Having made a speciality of the
hat and fur trade, they propose 10 sell
bargains in goods in their line.
Yeatman, Shields i Co. viii hava the
first large spring trade sale Tuesday mora
ing, March IA. Bargains.
Ten dollars reward is offered for stolen
pony.
Dismukes and Woolwine have q superior
stock of hats, caps and straw goods al No.
% Public Square.
Reference is made 10 the statement of
the condition of the Knickerbocker Life
Insurance Company of New York. Their
assets are 1888, 991. 60, and liabilities
S304, 6SS OIL. 1t is one of the best man
aged companies in America.
]. Kirkman advertises the New Theatre
for rent.
st. Cloud, corner of Summer and
Church by D. DuPre and sisters is one Of
the best houses in the land, combining
comfort, elegance and home comfort.
The splendid Reservoir Mills are offered
for sale by Hugh Douglas this morning,
Fine flower seed novelties, and other
seeds, at P. L. Nichols.
Get early cabbage plants az Il. C. Cot
toms, Cherry street.
Cemicade bedbug- slayer at Lillard's.
Hicks is furnishing ice this season
cheaper than ever before.
Elegant boots and shoes st Perkins i
Benson's, No. 8 st. Cloud Block.
Choice plants at p. L. Nichols.
Thompson Bros. & Kelly have superb
Japanese silks, etc.
See the grand programme for the cele-
bration of st. Patrick's day. 1t is a very
attractive one.
Barnes, SpitZ & Co., autioneers, will
sell for Signor Giovanni, % North Col
tege street, an extensive collection Of
marble statuary, vases, Bohemian wares,
ETC., at 10 o'clock on the 18th inst.
Freight rates from New York to NASH
vile have been reduced on the Air Line.
In calling attention to the mammoth ad-
vertisement of G. Rice & Co., We can only
say that it is in sympathy with the NAM
moth stock Of goods recently opened for
the spring trade by that very enterprising
firm, who may be regarded as among our
hvest merchants. The name of G. Rice d
Co. is as familiar as household goods to
the buying public, and there is nothing in
the dry goods line that is overlooked by
them in their purchases for this market. A
long experience has satisfied their Gus
toners, too, that this popular mart will do
to visit at all seasons. We advise our
readers to call and examine the many
handsome novelties just opened.
@. r. Parsons & Co. have $50 barrels of
choice potatoes on consignment and for
sale.
VIM. Gamble q Co. have for sale 5000
reams extra stout wrapping paper, very
cheap.
A desirable residence can be rented by
applying at G. W. Hendershotts Drug
store.
A grand concert will be given by the
choir of the First Baptist Church, corner
of Union and Summer streets on Tuesday
evening. See advertisement and pre-
grsmme.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river was rising briskly at this point
yesterday, with 10 feet on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather cloudy during the day, with a
heavy fall of rain at night.
There were no arrivals up TO dark.
The Emma Floyd cleared for Cincinnati
with about five hundred bales of cotton,
conversation Chenoweth on the roof, and
kinnakinnick Bruce at the wheel. The
delay accustomed here by having to patch
boiler prevented the gallant Captain
from displaying his Seymour coat to his
enthusiastic friends at Betsey's Town.
Stanton Pierce's Infatuated Umpire will
be found al the wharf to-day in crippled
condition.
The Eddyville viii probably make trip
to the mountains.
That promised entertainment is, we fear,
somewhat indefinitely postponed by the
Commodore.
Cots surplus fuHds are in-0est-ed.
''Celtic" reports the following retired
boatmen OF Market and College streets {:
Ed. @. Doyle, I. j. Yarbrough, John W.
Terrass, H. @. HensIey, VIM. Phillips,
Hugh McOrea, John Orr, A. Hamilton, J.
NJ Smith, John Porterfeld, Nat. F.
Dortch Nath. Gibson, q. L. Claiborne,
W. 7. Beatty, NJ. L. Cartwright, George
Kinney, P F. Hardcastle and George w.
CLARK.
Illinois is the name of the new transfer
steamer recently built to connect the
Mobile and Ohio and Illinois Central rail-
roads.
The Mallie Ragon arrived last night,
and will depart at ten o'clock this morning
for Paducah and Evansville. Josh q. A.
Wee, of glorious and immortal memory,
still commands.
The Aid departed for Sligo, the county
seat of the great Caney Fork Commodore,
A. l.. Davis.
The Tyrone, Capt. Tom Harmon, will
arrive to-day, and is the regular packet for
Cairo tomorrow at P. NJ, Alex. Hard
in the office.
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PERSONAL.

Among the visitors to the city yesterday,
We noticed our old townsman, 10. ]. Ed.
wards, now of the house Ct Wilson i Hay.
den, importers of Sadlery and Coach Hard.
ware, Cincinnati, and formerly with the
firm Of Neave, Ward & Co, Of the same
place.
S n Divine, of Philadelphia, Gen. J os.
A. Mabry, of Rockville, Robt. d. Ward,
of Covipgto8, Ky, Col. S. 81. Patterson,
of Jacksonville, Ind, Col. Lewis Salmons,
of Atlanta, Ga, Capt. Hugh McAdoo, Of
WaverIy, Prof G. Beckett, G. P. Frierson
and ADDISON Cooper, of Columbia, Tenn,
Hon. W. H. Williamson, of Lebanon,
Capt. John T. Wilkerson, Col. John P.
Murray and &. A. Cox, of Memphis, and
L. J. Redman, Esq, of Mississippi, were
anon tho guests at the Maxwell House
last night.
E W. Gliding and lady, White Bluff;
B. F. Lester, lebanon, Tenn; D. f.
Haynes, Franklin, Tenn B. W. McDons
mold, Lebanon. Tenn; J. Fl. Ramsey, Lee
banou, Tenn; T. Rogers, Gallatin, Tenn
Ike Miller, Hurricane Springs; o II.
Wade, Trenton, Tenn; Jno. NJ Oates,
Mo-; F. o. Rucker, Paducah, Ky; J. j.
Hurley, Paducah, Ky; and J. Newton vii
liams, Louisville, we're at the Battle House
last night
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Nashville Family Markets

Below will be found the retail price for
family supplies:
MEATs-Beef-rib roast p ID 1870 sir
Ioin steak . ID 15c; fresh mutton . 10 100
1910; fresh veal 2 ID 15c; fresh pork q ID
12Jc; corned beef 2 tb S@10c; ham tb
lac; sides bacon 4, ID 113@12c; shoulders
bacon 3 ID 10c; picked pork 2 10 15c;
breakfast bacon q ID 18c; sausage meat q
10 I25c. .t a
F1sH-Buffalo . ib &c; cat fish 2 ID 10e;
game fish q ID 124@15c.
PoULTRY-C Chickens, each, 30@35o;
ducks, each; 100000; turkeys, each, sic
2; geese, each, $4,000. Supplies light,
FRUITs- Tennessee apples = peck 500
Coo; Northern apples 60@$1; lemons z
dozen 40c; dried apples 2 quart So; lied
peaches . quart fa5c; eEsasTs. = : dozen SOC;
oranberries ? qua1f 90.
aET,l.5LEs, ETo-Irish potatoes Q peck
Io@5Oc; sweet potatoes q peck 4O@5Oc;
turnips Il peck zoe; carrots 2 bunch &c;
beets q peck 3Oc; cabbage q head 100
zoe; onions . peck 6O@7Oc; lettuce 2
head 1O@15c; celery q stalk 1Oc; Parsnips
q peck 3Oc; turnip greens . peck 15c,
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vassvil,e sarocerz mnrkas,

SUaAn--New Ofisans (new crop 93912o;
Demerara Supply Light 13o; standard
hards 144; New Orleans clarified, white
14c; do. yellow 13c; A coffee 1870; B do.
1910; Q do. 13c.
MorAsszs AND sraUPa-we quote New
Orleans Cnew crop Csc; sirups $4,000;
golden strip 100,
CoFFEE-Rio, common to choice, 17@
200; LagCayrG 21c; Java 27c. a
No change in other articles.
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s.ock On hand.

Tie following are the cotton quotations
received at the Ns5onal Saving Company,
corner Union and College streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations
are received hourly, and are always aeces-
sible to the public: .
LIVERPOOL, March IL, 11:15 Cotton
dull but not lower. Sales 10000 bales;
Uplands It'd; Orleans 7sd.
New York, March IL, 1928 Cotton
dull. Otdi-aTy lie; good ordinary 129c;
low mitdling 1870; middling 146c; good
middIing 16c; Aub.ie 145c; Orleans 154e;
March delivery 1880, 153e, 1870 and l3R5c
LIVERPOOL, March II. 2:30-Colton dull
Upland 79d; Orleans I'D,
NEW YORK March II, 12.-Cotton dull
Ordinary11c; good ordinary 125c; low mid
ding 134; midding l45c; good middiing
16c; Mobile 14EEc; Orleans 15sc. "
NEW YORK, March IL, 2:10-Market dull.
Sales 900 bales for export; 1900 bales
on contract. Ordinary lie; good ordinary
124c; low middling 1870; middling Age;
good middiing 16; Mobile 145c; Orleans
l54c.
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rashrilIe Proauee rTarkes,

PEANurs-Sales of $50 bushels from
wagon at $1.75 q bushel. Sales from store
of /, 600 bushels on private terms.
DRIED FRUIT-Market dull We quote
from first hands as follows: epples 4tc;
quarter peaches Sc; half do. lie.
PorAToEs-In coed demand. We quote
Northern as follows: Neshanocks, 2 Dbl,
"a. 70; Peach Blow, $3.50; Russets, 81. so;
Early Rose, 1925; London Lady, 81. so;
Buck Eyes, $3.50; Pink Eyes, 81 rs; Early
Goodrich, $4.75.
BRAN-We quote loose from store at
S14 = ton.
FEATHERs-In fair demand. We quote
prime 60; choice Coo
EeGs-We quote at 17c from first hands.
Other articles in the produce line IN.
changed.
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sIndeIiycred kilograms.

Dispatches for the following persons
we're received at the Office OF the Southern
Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Company
last night: j. s. Bendle & Co; NJ. II.
Parmeie, F. o. Oitenyille, NJ. j. O'Shaugh-
messy & Co.
Dispatches remaining in Western Union
Telegraph Office Saturday night. Office
hours, Sunday, 8 to 10 A. NJ. and 8 to P,
M: James Cocker, or Henderson,; H. N.
Curran; John P. Dale & Co.; Forsyth &
Chadbourne; Howard d Soule; Robert
Langsdale; McAlister q Wheiess; NJ. n.
Parmele; Thomas Parkes & Co., ~;
Rhea, Smith & Co.; John Turner & Bros;
z I, Waakly
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J. EIound the Corner.

One of tie most elegant snd dehciously
prepared reminders in the shape of liquid
refreshments We have seen in many day
found its way to our Office yesterday from
Ground the Corner" fixed up in Bob
Patterson's bes. and inimitable style, iced,
sugared, oranged, etc. Our juiep editor
pronounced it nectar fit for Gois, and we
are sure that Bob has plenty of the same
sort Ground the Corner"
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Supreme Court.

Decisions were made in the following
cases in this court yesterday:
Banks VS.. State; remanded.
Wood VS.. State; affirmed.
Slaughter vs.. State; affirmed
Spencer We. State; affirmed.
Stste VS.. Banks; affirmed.
p Jones VI. State; reversed and remanGed.
Norfeet vs.. State; reversed and re-
manded.
Miles VS.. State; affirmed.
Dicus VS.. Burns; judgment vacated.
Gracy VS.. Turney; affirmed.
Robertson VS.. Simmons; reversed.
Perkins vs. Perkins; new bond to be
executed or cause dismissed.
This court will adjourn the present term
after signing the minutes Monday morn
inc
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RniIroad commissioners.

The Davidson county Railroad Commits
sioners met yesterday, at noon, at Judge
Turner'S Office, but owing to the fact that
no report was received from the Edgefeld
and Kentucky Railroad, no business was
done. Squire Meacham stated that be
had been promised the report, bat it had
net come to hand.
The next meeting will probably be held
after the Commissioners return from their
visit to Lebanon.
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Base Ball.

At a meeting of the Home Base Ball
Club, held on Friday night last, for the
purpose of reorganization, the following
officers were elected, 10 wit: 7. j. Yar-
brough, President; F. Petway, Vice Presi-
dent; @. e. Currey, Captain; J. Edwards,
Secretary; A Carroll, Treasurer j. Ragen,
F. Petway and Il. Cargo, Directors.
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Fire mt HopkinsyilIe.

About 1 o'clock yesterday morning a
fire broke out IN the store and tinware es-
tablishment Of Hooser & Co., Hopkins
vile, Ky. The damage from the fire we
understand was considerable, but portion
of the building was saved, and some of
the goods removed in damaged condi-
fiOn
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FIRST LADY.-Well did you go last week to Rice's?
SECOND LADY-Yes did
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BATC8ELOR,S HaIR nyE

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world,
the only true and perfect Dye. Harmless-Relia-
e-Instantaneous-Ho disappointment-No RI
diculous tints-"DoEs NOT CONTAIN LEAD MOB ANY
VrTALIC Poison TO IEJURE THE HAIR Or SYSTEM. p
Invgorstes the Hair and leaves soft and beauti-
full black or brown. Sold by all druggists and
dealers. Applied at the Factory, 16 Bond street,
New York. sep27-Iy
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All is Not Gold that GIitters

Better than GOLD is GLOBE FLOWER
Couch SYRUP. Thousands who have been
permanently cured shout its praise. Have
YOU o Cough? Have you Bronchitis !?
Have you Asthma? Have you Splitting of
Blood :? Have you Night SHeats Have
yon Consumption? Have you any disease
Of Throat and Lungs? For tie cure Of
any of those com plaiDts, use GLOBE FLOWER
CyUGH SYRUP. You N y have been dis
appointed IL your expectations when try
ing other remedies recommended to you;
with this you cannot DO so disappointed,
for it cures where ali other remedies have
failed. Tie GLOBE FLOWER CoUGH SYGUP
has proven the greatest medical blessing Of
tie age. For sale by all druggists. Price
81 90 per bottle. mar4-2W
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SPRING GOODS
spaper, who has felt the pleasure that it bringsl


ANewspaper has The pleasure tia it bringsl
always tells of 80 strange and wonir01s things
1t makes tales fills with smiles faces
u tells you price goods, pay sc,
They mipsent goods reasonable
Has wars loud clarion lightning del
Has Marys little lamb been found, comets scent
Or has some heres with her groom, off to Gtna Genl
All this and wonders from this
FIRST LADY-Well, did you 90 last week to Riees?
SECOND LADY.-Yes, / did.
FIRST LADY-Why, thought you belonged to a society
they wouldn't take back pair of Kid Gloves that had been
tried on? FL.
SECOND LADY.-Well so l do but couldn't help it. l
read Riee advertisement last week. aloud at the table, and
there six other ladies present who had resolved TO
there again. who heard my resolution
to return to Rices missed anything so much in
my life, all the little choice articles that had been
toned get there and could not find them elsewhere
cept at extrayagan prices Finding that determined
to CO. four Of them loaded down with commissions for
themselves and judged from the amount and variety
those commissions that they had suffered much had
by staying away. WELL went to Riees Strange to say,
the store stood at the very spot 1t the
pleasant store the pleasant faces behind the counter
that have seen there so Often and felt at home in
minute sai ErfeE
FIRST LADY.-We, is it true that they sell splendid
Sash Ribbons at 81 per yard and those handsome Scar
&c., and such splendid Beached Domestic at Is 12 and
104 Sheetngs at &c., and Harris Seamless Kid Gloves
So pair?
SECOND LADY-Yes it is true for bought of EACH and
when went home and displayed my purchases to my six
friends, they instantly returned to their old belief that
Rces the right place after all and the next day we all
went there shopping in a merry crowd together
Such is the popular verdict for Ricesi
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NASHVILLE, TENN,
RAILROAD TINE TABLE,

Tennessee and Pacific IsatircHas
Two Daily Trains SUNDAY excepted).
No. Leaves Nashville st..-.6:20 Z. N.
Arrives at Lebanon at 9:l5 A. NJ
Leaves Lebanon at Gee :00 ?. Il,
Arrives st Nashville st els P. Il.
No. 2 Leaves Lebanon st.....7:O0 A. A.
Arrives at Nashville st 9:t5 A n.
Leaves Nashville st....4:01 Pm.
Arrives at Lebanon st Go P. NJ
Nashville and Decatur Railroad
GOING 5oUTH-EsshviIle and DecssJr trains
Lave station on South Cherry street at 80 n X
and 90 y. 4. No train Sunday morning.
Accommodation af 8 80 2. n, (goss to ColnmbiAl
xfzins arrive ct 4:3o A. n. and $50 P. 4. Accom-
S.ouisviIIe and Nashville Railroad.
Leave Station on North College street, at 40
A. H. and 2:S0 P. n.
There 10 q passenger coach attached to freisht
train leaving Nashville every day at 4:lO p. ~
The 2:S0 P. NJ train does not S op at any point
between Nashville and GallEtin, except Edgehsld
Junction, and does not run on Sunday. -
LoulsVflle and Cincinnati Snort Line
Railroad
AIN. 7:l5 L NJ. and AGO II:i9 P. Il.
Gailatin AccOmmG dstiOn, DSatly.
Leaves Nashville. 10 p n
The 2:lO P. NJ train stops at 81 stations between
Nashville and Gsllatin except Rockland snd
PeytonA
EdgefieId and Kentucky n. Rs
Trains on the Edgefeld and Kentucky Railroad
Man ana Express leaves Nashville, 2:oO P. NJ.
Freight and Pass. 7:GOA. NJ
Mail and Express arrives G: 80 P. n.
Freight and Pass. 9:05 A
50. Louis, Memphis, Nashville and
Chattanooga Great Central
Through Line.
Ohattsroogs train leaves. 80 A NJ. and 6:45 P. n
Z" arrives :05!P. 4. and S:A5 A. 4.
Memphis train leaves. 4 100 a Il. and 300 :. 4
9" arrives. E. 80 A. L. and 600 p. n.
II Louis train leaves. Il 90 A NJ
[" srriTes. 80 A. NJ. and GOO P. n
ehaibyyille train Leaves. g 80 p. N.
arrives g 40 A II.
The $50 AM, 1890 II. and 1880 P. X. trains do
not run on sundays.
The 400 A. Il and 6:z5 p. n. trains run daily.
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AZ
-g ue selma, Aia.s March o.
Low middling 123c; strict good ordinary
12sc, Sales were made at the above quo
tations early In the day, when the market
advanced and stopped operations. Sales
to day 300 bales.
80 49, Columbus, Ca. March 8.
Our market remains dull and irregular.
Low Middling l24c, middlings 13c; clean
stained cotton 93@10c. Sales 40 bales;
receipts 203 bales; shipments IS bales.
Augusta, Ga, March 8.
Ootton--To-dayis market opened more
settled and with some demand on the basis
OF l349l3Ac for Liverpool pliddling, and
IN response to better New York accounts,
closes steady ct 1870. Sales 613 bales; re-
ceipts SIC bales. -
Montgomery, Ala, March 8.
Montgomery cotton market quiet but
steady at 12sc for ow middIing.
-. Macon, Ca, March 8.
Cotton-Receipts to-day 142 bales; sales
227 bales; shipped 1874 bales. -
There is quite an improvement in the
tone OF the market upon what il has been
during the last week or ten days. 1t closed
strong this evening at 13c for mid dlings-
an advance of 4e on the days operations.
L Baltimore, March 8.
Cotton frmer and higher. Middlings
14s@143c; net receipts 225 bales gross
receipts 295 bales; exports coastwise 100
bales; exports to Great Britain us bales;
sales 3S5 bales; stock IA, 745 bales.
= @ Boston, March 8. ~
Cotton dull; middIings 15c; net re-
ceipts COS bales; gross receipts {, 243 bales;
exports to continent = bales; sales 500
bales; stock 10000 bales. aa1
Wilmington, ". G., March 8.
Cotton unsettled. Low middlings f3c;
net receipts 10 bales; exports coastwise
1896 bales; sales - bales; stock 10, Geo
-C Norfolk, March o. ga
Cotton firm; low middlings 1880; net re-
oeipts $50 bales; exports coastwise ! ,659
bales; sales 100 bales; stock 2,968 bales.
Atlanta, Ca, March 10.
Market firmer at 1870 for middlings; 12c
for low middliDgs; and IL to for good ordi-
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The Davidson County Sunday school As
ISOLATION meets on Tuesday evening, the
14th inst, at q o'clock, in the Central
Baptist Church. All the officers and
teachers of the Sabbath schools are ex-
pected to attend.
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Norfolk. March 0.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

L:vERPooI, March 11.-Cotton dull;
middling upiands I'D; middling Orleans
7sd; sales 10, 900 bales; 5000 for specu-
lation ard export. Breadstufs and pro-
visions un4hanyed 81 -
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Lecture

Don't forget the lecture by Rev. M.
Meagher at st. Johns Church, Edgefeld,
this evening at o'clock. There will also
be some choice music by the members of
the choir preceding the lecture.
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Siandries.

SEEDs-We quote as foIIows: Glover
S7.75: timothy Sc. 5000. IS; orchard grass
So. 5O@3; blue grass $1.75; herds grass
S1.75@2; Missouri millet 81; top onion
sets So. 50@4 per bushel.
COTTON YARNs-We quote at lie, 1870,
lac and 18c for 700, 600, 500 and 400.
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Country merchants, teachers, parents an6
pupils will find the best and cheapest stock
Of School Books used in city, country and
other schools throughout the State at ".
Q. Collier & Cos, A Union street, Nash
lie Teynn Iv
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PHALON,S NEW PEHFUME.

I'm YARD AND FOR SALE LOW.
1000 White Pine Doors, 1000 White Pine
windows, 100000 Cypress and Pine Shingles,
SOC, 700 feet of 2, IN, II, AID inch Dry Pop
lar Lumber. RICHARD B. WRIGHT,
does tlmylT'n Corner Broad and High SITS,
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Cincinnati Markets.

: CNOrgEATT, March II Flour quiet and
weak; family $5.30@6 so. Wheat firm
aud demand fair at S1.40 Corn, demand
good at full prices; CSC. Provisions dull,
bnt holders are not wiling to make con-
cessions- No inquiry, and accurate quo
tatiOns cannot be given
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The Ladies, Pearl.

The March number of the Pearl is upon
our table, and IS usual wears bright and
cheerful face and handsome appearance. A
glance at the table of contents is evidence
sufficient that there is literary feast in
store for those who would turn over is
pages.
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GALL at NJ. @. Cotton's 292 south Cherry
Street and get your early cabbage plants.
mrh12 1t*
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Now is the time to buy choice plants
and to visit the beautiful Conservatives of
mrh12 1t P. L. NIoHoL.
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London edvices Of yesterday quote 5-2Os
of go at 913; Cos at 914; CTS at 9Os, and
10-40s at S8A.
Tennessee Bonds are quoted in New
York at 644 for the old and GAG for the
new. fGi
Bank of Tennessee notes are bought
at 73c and are sold at 76c in the dollar.
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For Bill Heads. Letter Heads,
Bills Lading, business Cards, and
all kinds of Mercantile Printing, go
to the Union and American. If
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SPECIAL NOTEGEE,
Wanted to Borrow

Three Thousand Dollars, for one of the most sub
stsntial business men of the city. Satisfactory
security will be given and liberal interest paid
HICKMAN & ROBERTS, Agents,
marl1 ct No. Maxwell House.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-12

d. B. Hicks is furnishing Ice this season
cheaper thqn it was ever furnished hereto
fore. Now is the time to make contracts
for the season. He sticks to his contract,
war or no war mrh12 If