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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-13
Personals

Mr.. Butler, our worthy Secretary Of
State, returned to this city yesterday. He
has recently been on trip to his home at
liaiDsboyo, in Jackson county,
Gen. John W. Thomas, superintendent
of the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad,
left this city yesterday for Lou sville, to
attend the meeting of railroad superinten-
dents there, to arrange time tables and a :
tend to other railroad matters.
NJ. G. GooGlett, Esq, a native of this
county, but for many years past resident
of Montgomery county, was IN the city
yesterday, circulating among his old
| friends.
Rev. W. D. CbGdick and lady, Of Nc
! MinnVille S. p. Weaver, of Trenton, O.,
Mai. w. L. Rankin, of Bedford county,,
/ N. Cornell, New Rochelle, n. Y. Capt, T,
| L, Smalling, of Bellbuckle, John D. TOT,
| " and John Eaton, of Lynchburg Il. r.
Williamson, Smith comfy, and T..R.
Grant, Of Alabama, were among the ami
walls at the Battle House yesterday.
A. Peabody, of Louisville, Ky, D. s.
Richardson and W. E. Whitney, Brooklyn
n. Y, Gen. r. s, Ewell and wife, Maury
country, Tenn, Mrs Gen. John H. Nor,
can and sister, Mu1freesboro, W. j. Stray,
horn and bride, Hampshire, Tenn, arc
among tie numerous arrivals at the Max
! well House,
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A small brass key found on South Cher
~ street. The owner can recover by
calling at this Office, identifying, and pay
ing for this notice.
Yeatman, Shields & Co. sell superior
line Of fresh spring dry goods this morn
ing.
ID. r. Owen, @. 81 NJ. Humphreys COun-
". advertises a valuable tract of land flr
sale on Saturday, 9th of May.
Mexican Buchanan, the eminent TRACE
dian, opens at Masonic Hall on Monday
night next.
See legal notice of B. o. Bowdea, c. d
NJ, at jamestown,
A store in the Battle House offered for
sent by Arlington, Farrar 4 Weakley.
Special peremptory cash sale OF dry
goods, etc, this morning by Yeatman,
Shields & Co.
Attention is directed to the card Of Jas.
Walker & Son, proprietors Nashville P!as-
tic Slate Roofing Co.
The steamer Talisman for Cairo, Friday,
at 4P.M.
Five or six good hands wanted at l5e
Church Street, to do dress-makipg.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Tanmessec and Pacific HahrOau'
TVo Daily Trains Sunday eIceptedl.
No Leaves Nashville at. o 70 A. NJ
Arrives at Lebanon st e:lo A. N.
Leaves Lebanon at 4:Ol P. NJ
Arrives at Nashville at 7:lS P. NJ
No Leaves Lebanon st...':.I:U A.. n
Arrives at Nashville at 9:l5 A. M
Ieayes Nashville at....4:OO P. NJ
Arrives st Lebanon at BIO p N;
NaEhViIIe and Decatur hh U'-
come sOUTH-Nsshville and Decatur trAna
lsAve station on south oherfy s ric+n,ng
accommodation Of s 80 P. NJ, tgces to ooiumpnt
reAins arrive Of 80 4 n. Hnd6:SO 2. n. AooOn'
@oGa and MEANWHILE Railroad.
Geave station on North College street, 81 DIV
Tbars is a passenger coach attached to freight
tr ,in leaving Nashville every Gay al 4:!O 7. ID. =.
The 9:s0 =. N. train does not 9 op at any point
hetgeen Nashville and Gsllatin, except Edgenelo
Junction and does not run on SUNDAY.
Louisville and Cinclnnaal
Am 71k 4 NJ. and 400 ll:10 ?. n.
GaIIatin Acc0mm OdatiOn, DaIy.
Leaves Nashville. '''.''''s ~
Ar Tns train stopa al all stations between
Meanwhile and GAllstin except RocklAnd ano
PeytonA ,ot~uR
T-.ins on the Edgeneld and Kentucky Railroad
will run follows: .o
Mail leaves Nashvile..-................ 4:SJ A NJ
Express leaves NAshvils............''' 2:ie p n
Msll arrives ....'''''''' IL 10 e
Express arrives -. ~
CbaIfanoOga Great CeDtral
Through Line.
Chattanooga train leaves.9 80 A n. and 6:4o r
arrives 2:O6iP. n. and 3:tS A n
Hsrophis trsin leaves. e. 4 90 A. L. and SO0 p
arrives 8 80 A N. and 6:Oo P.
81. Louis trsin leaves 400 A. N.
" arri ives. g 80 A. N. ana o'uV r u
shelbyyille train leaves.S 80 P, NJ
arrives $50 A. n.
The $3.50 Az, 1890 n. and $3.50 P n sreins u
Rot run on sundays. at,
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LOCAL JoTTINGs.

Business circles seemed yesterday more
than usually sctive-a fact attributable IN
part at least to the pleasant weather and
thefpresence in the city of numerous rep
sesenia.ives from other places.
The mystery as to the identity OF the
dead man recently found at Covers Island
remains unsolved. Who he was or how
he died may never be known.
Nothing of unusual interest TRANSFERRED
in the Recorders Court yesterday morn
ing. The cases demanding official atten-
ZION were mainly for disorderly conduct
and assault and battery, neither of which
was attended by startling consequence
The market is sbundantly supplied with
early vegetables, and there has been a
gratifying abatement in the scale OF pricee.
At an early hour yesterday morning a
colored youth named Tom Moore, was at
tackled with a fit while walking along on
the snorth side of the Public Square. Ills
| convulsious were severe and protracted,
| and the circumstance drew together a
| LARGE crowd of sympathizing beholde1s. DE
was. when sufficiently restored, conveyed
| Ia his home in an express wagon.
| Col Prosser has not yet taken charge Of
the Postoffice, but will, it is presumed, dc
co as soon as his official bond is received
and accepted by the Postotfce Department
| al Washington.
| Gentlemen from Sumner comfy inform
us that considerable interest Is developing
there in f.yJr of direct railroad coDnec
ton with Cincinnati. But little doubt Il
| nowentertained as to thefaet that msJorlt.
of the peopIe are in favor Of the propos
ed line and the tax necessary to connec
that section with its construction.
The colored Benevolent Soclety No.
and its branches, had their anniversar,
celebration yesterday, andparaded througl
the streets with banners, music, etc., an
excited so much attention as even TO sus
mend tie proceedings of the County Coul
until they had passed. Some speeches
we believe, we're made at chapel Oh Ool
Iege Hill. .
The collections of internal revenue
the Office on Cedar street amounted yei
terday to 81, Sa9. so, being principally frol
the tax collected on whisky.
Several pardons were issued by the 60,
elnor Yesterday, but We did not learn II
names of the parties.
Capt. VIM B. EwiD, Clerk Of the Coui
: ty Court, and who has for several weel
pas. been Frustrated by sickness, has
far recovered as to be able to make dal
visits to his Office. We earnestly hol
that his health may soon be fully n
stored.
A sign on Front Street reads, "a In
ner, Carpenter and Builder. Now Il
question is, can one man successfully Il
low the three occupations mentioned!
Nell Barker, for gaming, was yesterd
committed to Jail, cspias having be-
issued directing that such should be
punishment.
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The Nashville Blood Horse AsSocia
IS0n.

Ihe Nashville Blood Horse AssOcia
ton.
We visited the race course yesterday and
were both astonished at and pleased with
the improvements that are being made IN
der the new regime. The grand stand Is
entirely new, and decided improvement
upon the old, both in position and in archi-
tectural beauty. The upper portion Is
divided into four apartments, separated by
wire railing, one for the ladies and their
attendants, one for the members of the as
sociation, another for those who desire the
privileges of the quarter stretch and the
fJurth for visitors generally. The position
of the stand is such that from any portion
of 1t every part of the track can be seen,
and We cannot see how it is possible for
any one visitor to obstruct the view Of
another. The lower portion of this
stand Is divided into reception
rooms for the ladies, and refreshment
rooms, one for the ladies and their escorts,
and the other for gentlemen. The manag-
ers have endeavored to make the arrange
ments for all and especially for the ladies'
so pleasant and attractive as TO insure the
attendance of large crowds every day OF
the races, regardless Of the weather. The
refreshment department will be under the
supervision of Adolph Nelson, who will
furnish tea, coffee, chocolate, fruits, sand
witches and regular dinners, if desired,
with the necessary et cGterGS. It is well
understood by visitors that no gaming nor
| any improper person is allowed upon the
| course. The old stand has been removed
| and made into 6 comfortable stand for the
| colored visitors. The track has been con-
| aderably widened at the starting point and
| for some distance down the home stretch.
| Considerable stable room has been added
| by the building of new stables, and yet, we
| were informed, the demand for more room
is so urgent that the Executive Committee
| have contracted for the erection OF one
| or two additional stables. There are o.,
ready more horses on the track than was
ever known at any spring meeting. Gen
| Bufords stable arrived VI sterday, and fl
teen more from Kentucky and Tennessee
/ are expected in a few days. If the pres
ent well founded anticipations are realized
the next meeting, which commences or
Tuesday, the 9,h Il May, will be decidedly
the best spring meeting ever held in Ten
uessee. The energy and ibeFality Of tht
managers of the enterprise deserve no
only The thanks but the patronage OF tn
public.
The tTOttiDg meeting commences on IN,
23d CT May, and We learn from hlT. Mel
son, who has the lease Of the trottlni
track, that there have been very larg
number CT entries made for his purses
and he has assurances that his IGaeetlD
viii be themost successful and satisfaction
trottiDg meeting ever held IN the South.
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RIVED. AND WEATHER.

We yanort the river slowly receding 81
this ooint with 6 feet on Harpeth Shoals
" esther clear and delightful
Tba Bnrksville arrived from the upper
Cumberland with a cargo composed PEin-
e'R IT, Ala s,iyed from the Caneyforke
with s hhds tobacco, 81, OOO snln8ies' Aao
a small lot Of produce.
The John Lulnsden departed last eSen-
ing for Cairo, carrying 9S hhcs- toDsccO
| for New Orleans and 80 tons scrap iron
The Emma Floyd from Cincinnati Is ex-
nected TO arrive this evening.
The Umpire is the next steamer que
from the upper Cumberland
The Talismsn will arrive to-day ana 10
the regular packet for Cairo tomorrow;
Capt ]. n. COrbett, OF the MemPols
and st. Louis Packet Cos Steamer SI
Joseph. arrived last evening by the Nasn-
Vile and Northwestern Railroad, and con
templates spending a week OF 50 with niS
family. r-,.
says: -......
dav. to get her machinery, new boat, 80
feet long, called the John Morgan, o1hs
above Blue Lick Springs, about lVo miles
above Covington. Another boat otetn
sane dimensions is being built byC the
same parties. Both will tow coal etc,
ont Of the Licking river, the dams 10 tnat
dream having been removed o
The New Orleans Republican, Of sun
dav. saws: The river here Is sui swelnng
sJowly. and is row unoomtortably high for
steamboats,. 1t is nearly to the lsvsl o.
the upper portion Of the wooden wharf
and at the present rate Of increase II VIII
soon be playing havOck with freight piles
prospects are good, however, that Il nas
now reached its highest point for nus ,, ssa-
son. and that it will begin to recede within
the next for.y-eight hours, though DIS
naIcbes announce q slowly rising river al
HEicksburg, and Memphis dispatches an
nouuce the river at that point steadily iali-
ing.
CBy Telegraph
CA1Eo. April 12.-Tyrone, Nashville
4 racket. p. N. River ststioLa'y weather
dear. Mercury 66.
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A knife with "a Military History.


A gentleman from Charleston, yesterday
left al the hardware house of Messrs EW-
ing & McClaughertya novel kind of pocket
knife, which has history not usual with
this pocket cutlery. 1t is twc-bladed,
brass handled instrument neatly and
strongly made, although evidently manu-
featured without the aid of much machine
nv. It is probably the only brass-handled
knife extant, and can certainly lay better
claims than any other to a military and
historical origin. 1t was made OF frag
ments of a 1G-inch Blakely gun, destroyed
while the Condolences were evacuating
the city of Charleston. Engraved or etched
on the larger blade is the name Of sc.
Willis" 1t is the intention of is present
owner to send it to England in order to
have its two blades substituted by the best
that can be made by Rodgers & Sons. the
world renowned hardware manufacturers
al Sheffield.
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MARKETS as TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, April II, 4;30P.E.-Consols 9sz55
for money, 92I for account. Bonds D m;
62s, 925; old Cos, 92s; '67s, 50; 1O-4Os,
S94,
FRANKFoRF, April ~ United States
coupons, 1862, 96s@9GIc.
LIVERPOOL, April IL, 4:3O P M
Cotton quiet; middling uplands 7s@74d;
middling Orleans 7sd; sales 10. 900 bales;
1000 fos speculation and export. Wheat
red Western lis Id; winter 12s. Corn
No. mixed 33s Cd.
New York Money Market
New YORK, April 12.-Gold was dull
and steady at 11O4@11Os. Loans were
made al per cent. Clesrsnces ) ,OOO,-
600. Exports to-day $4,000. Govern
ments opened steady but 5>sclined, ad-
yanced about midday, and ~ the close de-
olined and were quiet at the opening
prices. The offerings ? the Sub Ire asury
were $7,419, 800 At IO9. 6O@11O4O. The
awards were SSAESoP 900 at 100 G7@lO9.SS.
In the STOCK 4so' tket the Post says the up
ward spe21dsr on in stocks Is well MAIN
tanned Gaa distances that prices have been
advanced .o-day. The prevailing opinion
on the street is in favor of higher prices.
Nesb' every leading stock is cliqued, and
RorJd short interest has been obtained du
Ilng the past ten days, owing to the un,
/ 9rtainty of the oney market. This snort
interest makes basis for chques IN Wa
bah, Mississippi, Nsw YORK Csntr )
| Lake Shore, HUDSON, Rock Island, 81:
Paul, Western Union and Union Pac nc II
the Board, we're sales were made OF =. T.
G 8 at 882 @89ss; st, Louis and Iron Mo NJ
tain at 58i@58t. Union and Central re-
cific bonds strong and active. Money Was
steady at per cent. State securities dull
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Hall Faro ARRANGEMENTS

In addition to other companies that have
determined to transport passengers at hall
fare TO the Exposition in this city, the
Board of Managers have been officially
notified of the following: McMinnvllle
and Manchester. Atlanta and West Point.
Western and Allan tic, Western Railroad OF
Alabama, South aud North Railroad Ma
con and Western Railroad, Paduc ih al d
Calf Railroad, Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad, and the Memphis and st. Louis
Packet Company.
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The Live Halter.

Mr.. James Swift, late of Virginia, an old
Copfed. and fiTst-class maker Of fashion,
able hats, has located on Deaderick street,
and invites all who wish irst-rate hats,
homemade and of the latest style, finish
and durability, to call. He will also make
new hats of old ones at trihin3 cost.
Give the old soldier a call.
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ARRIVAL of DIstincuished Horse,

Col. BufoId's stable of Kentucky horses
arrived here yesterday afternoon and were
transferred to the race course, where they
will go into training for the coming strug-
giles of speed. They are at present looking
in promising condition.
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WEDNESDAY, April II, 1871
Stock on hand. .........

The following are the cotton quotations
received at the National Savings Company,
corner Union and College streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations
are received hourly, and are always Access
ible to the public:
LIVERPOOL, April II, 11:15-Cotton quiet.
Sales 10000 bales. Uplands 7s@7ad; Or
leans 7sd.
NEw YoRK, April II, 1O:3O.-MaIket
quiet and weak. Ordinary 1Otc; good or
binary 12tc; low middling 13ac; middling
l5c; good middling 16c; Mobile 154; Or
leans 154c.
New YORK, April u, Cotton quiet
and weak. Ordinary 1O5c; good ordinary
12Bc; low middling 1910; midding 15c;
good middling 16c; Mobile 154c; Orleans
158c
New YORK, April -, 2:1O.-COtton
easier but not quotably lower. =.
NEW YORK, April II, 3.-Market dull
and heavy. Sales 1000 bales on the spot.
Ordinary lOac; good ordinary 123c; low
middling 1890; middlipg 145c; good mid
ding 155c; Mobile l54c; Orleans 15sc.
NEW YORK, April -, 3.-Market dull
and heavy. Ordinary l03c; good ordinary
l2Jc; low middling 1910; middling 148c;
good middling lG5c; Mobile l5tc; Orleans
l5Ac.
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Three prize package dealers, named II.
II. Whitford, L. NJ. Mcdonald and 7. II.
Clark, who have been selling prize raeka-
yes on the corner of Broad and Cherry
streets, were arrested by the police yester-
day on the charge of gaming, and will have
a hearing this morning.
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Returned from Florida

Will McCrea, w. J. Bransford, DR..
Franklin and several others, who have been
spending the past few months in Florida,
returned to the city last evening, greatly
improved in health, and very much
pleased with their sCiOurn in that genial
Southern CLINE.
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The Law Court.

This tribunal was yesterday engaged in
the trial of the case of the State of Ten
nessee, use, etc VS.. Joseph Alley, trustee,
and others. The testimony was concluded
and argument partially made, when the
Court adjourned at a late hour in the at
ternoOn.
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ESOR PApUCAH, CAIRO, ST. 49, n
r IOUis, MEMPHIS and NEW C&p
ORIE. ANS-The splendid FAsss2- 49,. -.
20 S.s.,1er r A l. 4 y " a ", Willy 5iHMs,
Sastsr "a yUoE HUNTER, Clerk, will leave foe
nto,se "a ali intermediate landings, FRIDAY
the iIth inst, at o'clock p n; P9T fTeiens OF Pc.
ASsDf! No. Al a. I'd AZ Upper Wharf, or HARRI-
Son Y BON. @PAS I"
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Nashville Provision Market.

The market continues as last quoted,
and quiet. The receipts of country meat
were quite large today, and the quality
very good. Hams were IN active reques >
and taken freely, but for the other cuts,
there was but little activity. We quote
hacked from store as follows
BULK MEATs-Clear rib sides 1O4c;
shoulders &c.
BACoN-Clear sides lie; shoulders 74@
Sic; country hams 13c.
CHOICE HAMs-Hart 4 Hensley's c. G.
G. canvassed and uncanvsssed 1Gtc.
BREAKFAST BAooN-Hart Il Hensley s
S. C. G. G. G. breakfast bacon 154c.
BEEF ToNGUEs-Extr. 5. G. beef tongues
$3.50 z dOZ.
Mess BEEF-Barrtls SIS; halt barrels
$3.50.
LARD - Hart Il Hensley's pastry, IL
tierces, 13c; half barrels 1850; kegs l4sc
buckets Ice.
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JuyeRIIe Hon.

Tie dane ing soiree at the Maxwell
House tomorrow night by Prof CIeve-
lands pupils promises to be largely at
tended, and will no doubt be one Of the
most agreeable occasions of the season.
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The work on the new Catholic Church in
Edgefield is soon to be commenced. We
understand that the wood work on the
building has been awarded to Simmons i
Phillips
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THIRD NATIONAL BANK
NASHVILLE, TENN.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
" W BERRY. CHAS z. HILLMAN,
Holm KIRKMAN, EDGAR JONES,
DANIEL T. GARTER.
yrNRANsAOTs A GENERAL EXCHANGE BU5I
NESS and deals in United states Bonds ane
cold. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
Wv. BERRY, President.
mo. KIRKAIAN. Vice President. sepl-ly
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McKenn Buchanan.

This distinguished tragedian opens at
Masonic Hall on Monday night next, and
his engagement will continue for six
nights. He appears in his great character
of Macbeth the opening night.
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This spleudid Hair Dye is the best in the world,
the only true and perfect Dye. Harmless-ksis-
ble-Instantaneous-Eo disAPpcintment-No RI
diculous tints-tEDoKs NOT CONTAIN LEAD NOR ANY
VTrALIO POISON TO INJURE THE HAZE Oh SYsrKA
Invfoorates the Hair and lsAves it soft and beanti
ful black or brown. Sold by all druggists ana
dealers. Applied st the Factory, 1s Bond street,
New York aep27-fY
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Country merchants, teachers, parentsand
pupils will find the best and cheapest stock
OF School Books used in city, country and
9th er schools throughout the State at W.
O. Collier 4 Cos, A Union street, Nash
lie Tevnn. ~
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EducrteId and kentucky Railroad:

The Directors of the Edgefeld and Ken
lucky railroad held meeting yesterday,
bat as the accounts between the old Board
and the incoming Board were not adjusted,
the Directors adjourned to meet again this
morning at II o'clock, at which time 1t is
nossible that an adjustment may be made.
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For linen sLeetings, extra heavy cotton
sheetings, linen towels, etc, etc, call at
the Orleans Store, 10 Public Square, o.
will Bros. marc If
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Ice Cheap TOR EyerYbodY.

have dared to ship ice here in opposi-
ton to the louisville monopoly, that has
been complained of so much, and if the
citizens of Nashville will sustain me, ice
shall be cheap rs llng as they support me.
apr5f ID. B. HICKS.
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A large lot of fine sole leather Trunks;
also, splendid assortmsn! Of Ladies' Sar-
atoga Trunks, just received at 7. E. Win
stead & Co.'S, opposite tho Max5ell
House. APPS ecdlw
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ROOts and shoes.

A very fiue assortment of ladies', misses
and childrens shoes daily arriving, at pop
ular prices, at the Eagle Shoe Store, "A
North College street. JOHN HoLohAN,
mario II
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SundFies.

CoTToN YARNs-Market steady at lUc,
12c, lac and I6c for 200, 600, 500 and 400.
LAND PLAsrER-We quote in bags at $50
y tor.
WRAPPING PAPER-We quote small at SOC;
medium 75c; double crown 81.
SEEDs-We quote as follows: Glover IS
as. so; timothy Sc. 5O@6. 70; orchard grass
So. 5O@3; blue grass Sl.75; herds grass
81. 1902; Missouri millet 81; top onion
sets s. 5O@4 per bushel.
IRoS-We quote as follows: Tennessee,
common bar, 6acP n; Kentucky, do, 40 2
n; Tennessee band 1880; Kentucky, do,
sic; Tennessee boiler plate Sc; boiler
heads SIC; fire box 9tc; sheet (common)
54G6c; do, CKentucky) 6t97c; do, (Ten-
nessee) 746S3c.
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Tremendous fall in the price of Coffees,
Sugars, Teas, Spices, and all imported
goods, at Slime & Birmingham's, corner
Cedar street and Public Square. JAM If
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For pure article OF Irish linen cheap,
call at the Orleans Store and Irish Linen
Warehouse, II Public Square, Olwlll
Bros mar25 If
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A frst-class Drug business for sale. Ap-
ply at this Office. apr II
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SWANS Dawn, Mountain Dew, Cream OF
the City and Gem of the Burg -four al
ways on hand at J. Ii Dodd & Co.
apr6-eod.w
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An immense stock of bleached domestics
in all the leading brands, at low figures, at
the Orleans Store, is Public Square. Oh
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