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Markets BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

Foreign Markets.
LONDON, May 8, L. 30 P. M-Consols 935
Bonds steady; '62s, 9Os; do old Cos, 9044;
do els, 924; 1O-4Os, 500.
LIVERPOOL, May s, 43O--Cotton steady
middling uplands 74@7sd; middling Or
leans 7t@7sd; sales 10000 bales; 1000
for speculation and export. Wheat-Csli-
fornia rs; others unchanged.
New York Money Market
NEW YORK, May s. Gold strong on
account of the heavy imports at 111H9
Ill as their ruling prices. Loans made at
to 2 per cent. Clearance $2l, 900, 900.
Governments dull and steady without ma
terial change in price. Stocks were quiet
until near the close, late in the evening q
more active feeling was displayed, and the
market advanced slightly. Money album
dant at 4@5 per cent. Southern States
secur.ties-Tenn s. have been strong and
active, other issues neglected; old Tennes-
sees 6S, new do. 6844. Sterling exchange
1lO9.
New York General Markets.
NEW YORK, May s-Coffee firm and de-
mand fair; Rio at 134@164c. Sugar firm
and demand fair; Cuba 9A@95c. Mo
lasses steady and moderate demand; Mus
covado 3S@42c. Rice s4@9c..
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, May 8.-Tobacco-sales 145
hhds at 42@52 to 291c for low leaf to me-
dunn bright wrappers.
Cincinnati Markets,
CNcrNAT1, May 8. Mess Pork quiet
and weak asking $3.50 but no demand.
Lard quiet & weak, asking lie, no demand.
Bulk Insats-demand light, holders firm
at 6@7ac offered for shoulders and sides,
but 4@4c higher asked, no sales. Bacon
demand light, holders firm, sales at z, so
94c for, but more buyera than sellers at
these rates; many are buying to cover May
contracts.
Sc. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, May s.-Flour firm and de-
mand fair; superhne winter S.. 80; Extra
5.75; xxx 5000. %; family 1865 Wheat
spring quiet, soft lows $1.33; winter dull
and heavy No. 3 red $1.40; prime to choice
$1.50@I.65. Corn slow, No, 2 mixed in
elevator 51@52c, mixed and yellow sacked
58@59c. Barley quiet, prime spring 81.
05@1. 10. Rye dull at S5@88c. Hogs
quiet at $5@5. 25. Cattle steady at So. 80
@S.50.
New York Cotton Market.
NEW YORK., May 8.-Ootton firm and
demand fair; middling uplands Isle.
Cincinnati Cotton Market.
CINCINNATI, May 8. - Cotton steady,
moderate demand; middling 144c
Louisville Cotton Market.
LOUISVILLE, May S.-Ootton quiet and
steady, at 1870.
New Orleans Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS, May 8.-Cotton market
strong; middliDg 143@l45c.
Charleston Cotton Market
OHARLEsToN, May g. Cotton firm;
middling 144c.
Mobile Cotton Market.
MOBILE, May 8.-Ootton firm; middliDg
14tc.
Galveston Cotton Market.
GALVESTON, May 8-OOtton firm; good
ordinary l2sc.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.
Columbus, Ca, Way 6.

Columbus, Ca, Moy 6.
Cotton-Market unchanged. Sales 100
bales. Middlings 13c. Receipts 30 bales;
shipments 132 bales
Selma, Ala, May 6.
There were sales to-day to the amount
of % bales. Middling lac; low middliDgs
1910, strict coed ordinary 12sc. Offer
ings light
Boston. Mayo
Cotton steady. Middlings 15s@159c; net
receipts 28O bales; gross 400 bales; sales
600 bales; stock 13, 500.
Baltimore, May g.
Cotton-Middlings 144@142c. Net re-
ceipts so bales; gross receipts 122 bales;
exports coastwise % bales; sales $50 bales;
stock 4, $50 bales.
Norfolk, May 6.
Cotton quiet. Low middlings 134@134c.
Net receipts 289 bales; exports coastwise
301 bales; sales so bales; stock 2,177 bales.
Wilmington, N. C., May 6.
Cotton quiet. Middling 134c; net re
ceipts SO bales; exports coastwise Is bales;
sales 40 bales; stock 37S bales.
Montgomery, Ala, May 6.
Cotton is in good demand in our market
at full prices. Low middlings l3@134c.
Atlanta, Ca, Mayo.
Cotton-A small supply offering at 123c
for middlings, with dull demand.
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NEW YORK.
The American Tract society.

IDC American AEnSs SONhOsSS
New York, May s.-The receipts OF
the American Tract Society last year were
$49l, 1872, of which $87o, ITO were from
sales. The expenditures were $4gl, 4So,
of which $2Si, o2S were appropriated to
the manufacture of books and tracts.
Three new periodicals have been estab-
lished and forty-five volumes issued by
the Society during the past year.
Hoff for Hengland!
The members of the Joint High Com
mission and Gen. Schenck sail on the 24th
for Europe, and Baron Gerolt sails on the
25th.
RaiIways as Public Properly.
At the evening session of the Lsbol
Union resolutions subEaitted By Haywood
we're adopted calling on the Governors o.
States TO take possession OF railways a
public property and run them at cost.
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MARRIED.

PARTEE-MALONE.-At the residence Of Capt
Frank HArbert, by the Rev. DR.. Ford, MAI
CHAs O. PARTEE, Of this city, to Miss ALICE 81.
MALONE of Colbert county, Ala.
We congratulate oar friend Mr. PARTER upon
his choice of q bride, the fame Of whose beauty,
worth and accomplishments has reached us from
her country home. She is worthy Of him and he
of ter, for as q soldier he proved his gsllsntry
as a merchant his probity, and as q man his thlt
to citizenship in its widest sense. Noted for his
good sense, he cannot fail to make good hus
band, to make his home happy, and perpetHste
honeymoon begun under the happiest auspices
We ext, nd our heartfelt congratulations to bridt
and groom, with wishes for an endless union anC
unfadi1g joy.-Mcmphjs Appeal
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Meeting of BISHOPS.

The College of Bishops of the Metho-
dis, Episcopal Church, South, is now in
session at the Publishing House. All are
present except Bishop Early, of Lynch
burg, Va whose health does not allow
him TO meet his colleagues. The Bishops
are engaged in reviewing the whole field,
comparing decisions and reviewing them,
and in planning the work of the future.
The plan of conferences and the time OF
holding them, during the ensuing fall and
winter, will be ready soon for publlca
ton. There are thirty five Annual Con
ferepces to be visited, three of which are
on the Pacific coast, and one in the In
dian Nation.
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Live stock i'm Nau York.

New YORK, May with 900 cattle to-
day, making G, 200 for the week, the mar
ket is rather stronger for good stock, clos
ing firm, with everything sold. Texans
are low, one lot of 6 cwt. selling a. 10c;
most thin to fair Illinois steers went at
124@134c; good to prime 131@14c; 80
choice, " cwt. selling at 134@144e; 80
Missouri, 1918 at 13c 81 ID 2 cwt.
Sheep-to-day 1900. making 10, 400 for
the week; market slow but unchanged;
car 80 lbs Ohio, sheared, selling at &c; loi
of 80 lbs, &c.
Hogs count 2, 200 to-day aud 16, 600 fol
the week; 2 cars live, 100 lbs Illinois solo
at 6Ac; dressed, unchanged.
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THE WEATHER.
WAB DEPAxTnESr.
OFFICE OF THE CHIKF SIGNAL. OTrcxs

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFTrcEz
WAsHNeToS, d. O., May 8, 1871.
Synopsis for The past tVezss fossr hours
Barometer continues high on the Pacifc
coast, with pleasant weather. Lowest
pressure still remains in Maine. Baron
eter has risen somewhat only to fall seain
in West and South Pennsylvania Ffssh
northeasterly winds prevailed during Mon
day on Lakes Michigan and Superior;
sOutherly winds from Georgia to TEXAS,
and cloudy weather, with sasterly winds in
the Ohio Valley. Temperature is very low
on Mount Washington, with q westerly
gale. The falling baFometer reported
Sunday evening in Virginia and Chic Val
ley passed eastward during the night,
with light rain in Southern Illinois and
Indiana.
f0tdbIlitiss.-PartiallY cloudy and cles-
weather will probably prevail Tuesday on
the lower lakes and Atlantic coast. North
easterly winds on the upper lakes, vita
threatening weather west Of Central Mis-
s1snppi Valley.
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Action Deferred.

In the case of Ray va. the City Council,
mention OF which has before been made,
the motion for a new trial Was not argued
yesterday in the Federal Court 10 conse-
1Dance of the illness of Judge Emmons,
which prevented him from presiding over
mis- Court. From the same cause, the APP
Dointment Of committee Of lawyers to
revise the manner of pleading in that
Court was deferred. Ths Judge, it Is
thought, will be able to preside over his
Hourt TO-DAY.
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nea11 Of DIR. w. Al. wharton.

We are, in common with large number
NJ others. much grieEed to announce this
morning the death of DR.. w. Il. Wharton
,be & ate Librarian, who departed This life
yesterday evening, after long ana Inger'
ing illness of the most painful character
DIR, w. was in the 18th year OF DIS sge,
and had always been varm-hearted, pure;
zsinded and upright man, sustaining IN al
IL relations Of life the unbounded esteem
and lsspect of large circle OF friends.
be was elected Librarian by the Leglsla,
tute in the EaSnth of October, 1863, and
had ever since allied that position. He
was true and consistent Christian, and
hsss gone to his grave assured Of blissful
immortality in the world beyond.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Purity, Strength, Economy.

These three requisites are combined in DooLEYs
well-known YEA>T POWDER As each ingredient
entering into its comp osition is free from any
deleterious or injurious substances, the PURITY
AID FULL STRENGTH of each article is guaranteed
in the manufacture; and as enc pound Of
DooLEYs YEAST POWDER will last third longer
in culinary department than thu vast majority of
Baking Powders in market, IT proves conclusively
that it is the most economical. Convenient to
have In the house. and universally produces
light and elegant food.
For sale by all Grocers. mya eodlw&WI
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The Alabama Railroad Trouble
Chattanooga Creditors Pass q
Resolution of Confidence.

stanton Undisfnayed : The Last
Spike 10 be Driven Next Saturday.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, May S.-The
creditors in this city of the Alabama and
Chattanooga railroad, against which road
proceedings in bankruptcy are pending in
New York, met Saturday night and passed
resolution of confidence in Stanton, the
Superintendent of the road, and expressed
willingness TO wait till the completion of
the road for payment. A committee was
appointed consisting of the heaviest cre-
ditors to confer with Stanton and offer
him aid, etc. His credit amounts to over
$500, 900 in this city. The committee
conferred with Stanton to-day, he said no
help was needed, and he would drive the
last spike next Saturday.
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Live Stock 81 Lnuis.

CATTLE-From what we conld learn the
market was irmer, with an advancing ten
dency. Dealers think the receipts will be
small for a short time at least, as they have
heard Of no large lots on the way, and it is
bad season for farmers to ship, as it in
teIfsres with cropping. The receipts since
yesterday amount to 246 head, with re-
ported sales of 246 head. We quote COM
mon Texans at So. 25@3. 50@3 IS; fair Tex
ans at 81 25@4. 5O@4 IS; common natives
at $4@4. 80; fair to medium at $5@5. so;
good to prime butchers at % 1906; ship
ping at S6@6 25@6. so; stoekers' at So 25
& 25.
Hoes-This market is looking at present
very blue. There are ct a great many
hogs in the country to come in, and deal
ers are not looking for much improvement
in the market shortly. The receipts since
yesterday amount to S64 head, with re-
ported sales of S82 head. We quote rough
hogs at 81 25@4 so; averages Of 200 lbs
and upwards at $5@5.25.
SHEEP-The receipts of the last few days
have been very small, but it has not had
the effect of advancing prices. The mark
ct is still active, with good local demand.
The receipts since yesterday amount TO 8
head, with reported sales of 225 head. We
quote common mutton at $4.25@4 80;
medium to fair at 81 1905 %; good to
prime at 5000. 25.-IG1es, 9Th inst
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Death OF en Old citizen.

Mr. E 81. Allen, for a long time past a
Sitizen of Nashville and Edgeaeld, and for
the past two years engaged at the ice busi-
ness with ID. B. Hicks, died yesterday at
the residence OF Mrs. Cheek. his dsu3h'
ser. The body was sent TO Franklin, Ienn-'
g. iptarment
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Now is the time to set Sweet Potato
Slips. We have three hundred thousand,
embracing all the varieties, now ready for
delivery in quantity to suit. Liberal dis
count to dealers who buy to sell again.
Leave orders with Dortch & Haddox,
Druggists, Nashville. or apply on the pre-
misses. JOHNSON HITE,
Plant Growers, 8 miles Nolensville Pike,
near Flat Rock. my6
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The Great EXPOSITION.

Thompson, Bros. & Kelly have opened
elegant lace goods, rich dress goods, real
lace shawls, etc, etc, to which they ask the
special attention Of visitors to the great
Exposition. THOMPSON Bros & KELLY,
my9 st Summer street.
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ReitgsOus Meetings.

Tonight at s o'clock, a mass meeting OF
the friends of Methodism will be held at
the McKendree Church. The meeting will
be addressed by Bishop Keener. Every
body of all denominations are cordially
invited.
Wednesday night, at o'clock, the Rev.
Dr.. Pierce, the Presiding Elder who re-
commended Bishop Andrews to the Con-
ference, will preach sermon to the Sun
day. school Convention.
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each other under Roadway without strik-
ing, the following is published;
THE Law OF TIE EIyER.
When two steamers meet, the one going down.
AS the record here shows Was the case With The
"Brownr-
The other ascending, thus stemming Tie tbs,
The law says. distinctly, the last must decide
Which course she viii take-Ohs whistle, to stsE =
board;
Two Whistles, to port; by greenhOrns called "iar-
board -
And II, by misfortune, collision takes place.
The boat which dOa't Dhfstls themusic must face
TBy Telegraph
OATRo, May 5.-The Talisman Nrsh-
vile packet arrived at 8 P. NJ The river
rose inches. There was heavy showers
at noon. Weather cloudy. Mercury "a.
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The Representatives. of the Pres,

Editors and other representatives Of the
press now here in attendance upon the
Exposition, religious assemblies, ETC., are
invited to II at the editorial rooms OF
the UNION AND American as frequently as
may suit their convenience. To them the
lAtch-string of our door is always easy Of
access, and it ever affords US pleasure to
make them feel at home.
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Thc Fire This Morning.

At three o'clock this morning hre
broke out near the corner Of Cherry and
Demonbreun streets, destroying an eating
house and small dry goods store. The
property belonged to Mr.. Cabler.
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MISSOURI,
A Federal General Denies the wash
ingtOn Report that He Has Called
for Troops against Ku-kIux.


for troops against Ku-Klux.
ST. LOUIS, May s.-Gen. Mcdonald,
Supervisor of Internal Revenue, has just
returned from business trip to the South
ern part of the State, and denies having
called upen the President for troops to
SUPPRESS the Ku Klux In the second dis
trict of Missouri, as reported from Wash
ipgton. The General states, however,
that some three weeks ago he asked for
authority and means to employ the neces-
ssry force to enable collectors to collect
the revenue from Illicit dislilleries in the
Southeastern part of the State. Collector
Murdoch has several times been opposed
by armed bands of these illicit distiuerf
and their employees or friends, and once
or twice has been fired upon, and Gen.
Mcdonald has asked for an increased force
of deputy collectors, so as to cope with
armed resistance to the enforcement OF
the law, but at no time has he called fol
troops either to suppress Ku Klux or tt
collect revenue,
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BATCHELoR,s HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
the onlyitTue snd perfect Dye. Hsrmless-Rehs
ple-Instantaneous-Eo disappointment-No RI
dfculous ttnts-.tDoEs NOT coNTAIE LEAD MOB AM
VITALfo PorsoN o'IsJURE THE Ham OR SYSTEM.
Invtgcrates the Hair and leaves It soft and beauti
full; black or brown. Sold by all druggists and
eeslers. Appffedst the Factory, is Bond street
New YORK. sep27-iy
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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 scces-
sible TO the public:
LIVERPOOL, May 8, 11:15-Cotton quiet
but steady. Sales 10000 bales. Uplands
74@7Sd; Orleans 7!@73d.
LIVERPOOL, May s, l:20.-Market quiet
but steady.
New YoRK, May 8, 1875 Market
quiet. Ordinary 1Osc; good ordinary 13c;
low middling 144c; middling 15gc; good
middling 169c; Mobile 1544c; Orleans 153c.
NEW YORK, May 8, 12.-Market quiet
but firm. Ordinary 1Osc; good or
binary 13c; low middling 144c; middling
l5tc; good mi2dling 16Bc; Mobile 154c;
Orleans 159c.
L1vEBPooI, May s, 300. Cotton IN
changed. Sales 10, 900 bales. Uplands Il
@7sd; Orleans 7t@7sd.
NEW YORK. May 8, B Market quiet
but firm. Sales 555 bales for export;
5000 bales on contract. Ordinary 10sc;
good ordinary 13c; low middling l44c;
middling 15Sc; good middling 1890; Mo
bile 154c Orleans 154c.
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Country merchants, teachers, parentsand
pupils will find the best and cheapest stock
Of School Books used in city, country and
other schools throughout the State ct W.
O. Collier q Co.'S, "A Union street, Nash
lie Tevnn- ~
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London advices Of yesterday quote 5-2cs
Of 80 at 9Os; SIS at 9O4; els at 923, snd
10-4Os at S9t.
Tennessee bonds are quoted in New
York at 60 for the old and 6Ss for the
new.
The following are the quotations OF the
New York Stock Market: Central and
Hudson 99s; Scrip 94s; Erie 24sa; Read
ing -; Southern 1929; Cleveland and
Pittsburg 1104; Rock Island 1909; North
western Common 1154; Preferred 97s;
Western Union Telegraph 60s; Chic and
Mississippi 51t.
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M u n

WUARTON-On Monday, MGy 8, at AS P. M,
DR. W, B. WHARTON, in his 18th year. Funeral
services wi be announced hereafter, when all
his family can be present. His remains will be
temporarily deposited in the City Cemetery vault
this afternoon, at O'Clock.
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Smoking Tobacco.

Lone Jack, Caprice, Highlander, genu-
inc Durham, Virginity, Doree, Perique,
and the celebrated Detroit fine cut chewing
tobacco for sale by Sam Landauer, No. 8
North Cherry street, opposite Maxwell
House. my9 lw
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GEN. GRANT

spends Sunday with Jay Cooke.
PHILADELPHIA, May S.-The President
with Jay Cooke, spent Sunday with the
Presidents family at DIR. Alexander
Sharpe's, MELVILLE, Penn, where the
family has been staying for some time.
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Silk Parssols and Fans in all colors, at
the Dollar Store. my2 tues. we'd, sat&sun
THE cheapest place to buy fine Jewelry,
Watches, Chains, Band Bracelets, Buttons,
Studs, Rings, Charms, Silver Ware, Plated
Ware, Spectacles, gold, silver, steel,
plated, etc., etc., all of which is warranted
to be as represented, go to l. NJ. Sobel &
Co.'S, Cherry street, opposite the Maxwell
House, Nashville. my6-3!
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CITY NOTICES.

Dry Goods cheaper than ever. Bargains
to please all No trouble to show goods,
at Chas. ,Richheimer & Co.'S, 46 College
street. my9-t
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J. 4 L. Whorley, wholesale tobacconists,
call attention of merchants and dealers to
their fine stock of tobaccos and cigars.
Those wishing to purchase will find it to
their interest to give this old and reliable
house call-No AZ South Market street.
TOvQ
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Maxwell House Hop.

pectfully announce g GRAND HOP, to he
given at the MAXGELL HOUSE, on
Thursday Evening, Nay II.
Strangers arriving in the city, who may wish
Invitation ticket, for ladies' can get the same At
the Maxwell House.
Admission Tickets, SO,
To be had at McCIures, Dorman's and the News
Stand ct the Maxwell
The Chiidrenis Hop will take place in week or
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Fifty houses in Fagundas City, new
wooden town in the oil regions of Penn.
sylvsnia, were burned Sunday night.
The fire made clean sweep of the entire
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Maxwell House Hop,

Tickets for the hop at the Maxwell
House on Thursday night are out, and can
be had at Dorman's, McOlurs's and the
news stand at the Max sell.
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See advertisement of Dr.. Butte Dispen
sary, headed Book for the Million-MAR
RIAGE GUIDE-in another column. Il
should be read by all. maya d&w1y
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Geo. r. Calhoun & Co., at the Maxwell
House, have large and splendid stock of
jewelry, which they are offering very
cheap. my7 If
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Up with the time 8. We have still re-
duced the prices iE Parasols and Fans, at
Chas. Richheimer q Co.'S, Sc College street.
my9-tf
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'Eine Cigars at Low Prices.

The celebrated Owls, Rosa Santiago,
Rosa Espando, Maxwell House. Potts,
Henry Clay, and genuine Principe, with
many other brands of good and cheap CT
CARS, for sale by Sam Landauer, No. 8
North Cherry street, opposite Maxwell
House. my91w
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BANKING HOUSE
Rational Savings Company

THos. 8. MARI, President.
WDsposiss received, and interest," allowed
hereon. loans negotiated, collections made, snd
General Banking business transacted. cells
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NASHVILLE, TENN.

Correspondents should write only
ON one side of their paper IL they
xvLsh their communications pub
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Market street, near the Square, Nashville,
Tenn, N. B. HAMILTON, Proprietor.
Single meals, 30 OTIS. Boarding and lodg
ag, per day, 81. noy1 d&wt
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Live stock at Memphis.

LIVE SToCK-Beef cattle quiet at 5@6c.
Sheep dull; No. l, Ago; inferior 2@3c.
Hogs in light supply and demand at $50
&c. Mich COWS $4,000, with good de-
mand.-AppedL, 9Th.
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A first-class Drug business for sale. APP
ply at this Office. apr2 II
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