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LOCAL JOTTINGs.

We take this early occasion to commu
nicate to our readers the Important IN
formation that the spectaeles belonging &c
the ball critique of the Banner were re-
covered at a late hour on st. FatricR
night, slightly disfgured, but still war
ranted to have sufficient c-rve to suit elas-
tic circumstances. The glasses were thor
ouehly washed, and returned to the owner.
We are happy to state that after good
nights rest. the aforesaid vision has been
fully restored, and he now sees-the shut
ter which bore him in triumphal splendcr
from the scene of gayety to his bunk.
A white man named William Peterson,
was arrested yesterday on charge of as
ssult.. and battery, and taken to police
headquarters, preparatory to trial on Mon
day morning before the Recorder.
But little business of public interest was
transacted in the courts yesterday. In the
Recorders Court, Josephine Hays, ne
gress, and Lafayette Wing, negro, were
lined SO each for assault aud battery.
Five prisoners, heretofore sentenced in
the courts, were sent from the jail to the
Penitentiary yesterday.
A certain gentleman in this city says
that some fifteen years ago he was much
troubled with bilious collie, and consulted
distinguished physicians without obtain
ing relief Some one told him to carry
buckeye in his pocket; he has done so for
fourteen or fifteen years, and has not been
troubled with the complaint ever since.
He is like 1.-The man that carried an Irish
potato in bis pocket TO cure the rheuma-
tism. How would it do to tote mad
stone in mans boots to ward off hydro
phobia, particularly about dog-days? or a
raw onion to keep off the chills?
Two hundred aud fifty gas burners will
be used in the Exposition building during
the exposition in May next.
We understand that still further i'm,
provements and additions, to those already
agreed upon, are in contemplation for the
EXPOSITION building.
The panoramic exhibition of st. Domin-
go and Brazil closed at Masonic Hall, last
night, to a moderately fair house.
The Academy of Music has presented
very attractive bills, and rare amusement,
during the past week.
There will be religious services at near-
ly all the churches to-day
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96 go. Wheat firm and demand fair;
81 40. Com dull and dropping; 56@5Tc.
Rye scarce and firm; $1,000. O5. Oats
steady; No. 2, 50@52c. Barley dropping
80@SSe. Pork dull and nominal; mess
S21 asked. Lard dull and nominal; 40
1244e asked. Bulk meats dull and nomidal;
q, "a. u and 10c. Bacon duh and droop-
ing, 81, l03 and Ito. Hogs scarce and
firm; Sc so to ST.25. Whisky firm; Sc.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, March I8.-Flour active;
family $3.50. Grain quiet and steady
Groceries quiet and firm. Hay weak and
demand limited; $50 for choice. Provi-
ions dull and nominal Mess pork S2I.
Bacon s., IL and 11ic packed Bulk
meats u, 10 and 104c loose. Llrd no
134c for tieree and key. Hams, sugar
cured 16c plain; 14.c packed Whisky
quiet; Sec Tobacco active; sales 156 hhds
at IS 80 to 81 for lugs; 81 to S22. so for
low to fine leaf.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, March IS.-FIour-ex. spring
quiet; S5.75@6 55. Wheat-demand fair
and advanced 1c; No. spring $I.953@
Log seller March; 81. 262 seller April: this
afternoon quiet and firm at $1.264 seller
April. Corn firm and demand fair; Toe
higher; Nc. 2 mixed 53s95333c cash; 5349
5355 seller April; this afternoon steady at
53sc cash; 534Q5355c seller April; 5S@5S4o
seller May. Oats finn and unchanged; No.
?, 4O3c for regular; 5Ol@5O3c for fresh re-
ceipts- Rye-NO, 2 quiet; 90i@91c-
Barley-No. 2 dull; 7S@SOc. Highwines
S6te. Provisions quiet Mess pork,
500. 40@2.45 cash. Lard, 1299124c cash
HOGS active; S6.5O to 1925. Cattle, de-
mand good at full prices; S. to 81.
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, March 1s.-Flour dull;
superine S697; extras S6475@7.25. Oats
tirmer; 66t969e. Bran frmer; 81 40. Hay,
choice scarce at SOS; prime $26. 50G27.
Bacon 9, III I24 and 124c. Sugar-cured
hams 1649I7e. Whisky Western rectiied
S5@95c. Pork, lard, sugar, coffee and
molasses are unchanged, Sterling 21s.
New York sight &c discount Gold 1ll4.
New York Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, March IS.-Cotton dull and
dropping middling uplands 15c.
Cincinnati Cotton Market.
CINCINNATI, March Is. Cotton quiet and
unchanged; middiing 14ic.
Louisville Gotten MarxeL
LOUISVILLE, March 1S.-Cotton weaker,
not quotably lower; mi5dhng 14@144c.
New Orleans Cotton Market
NEW ORLEANS, March Is.-Ootton
quiet; middIing 144@14tc.
Charleston Cotton Market
CHARLESTON, March Is. Cotton dull;
middling 135@I4c. .....
Mobile Cotton Market.
MOBILE, March 1S.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 144c.
Galveston Cotton markeG.
GALVESTON, March 1S.-COtton weak;
good ordinary 12c.
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1910 for middlings-an advance of a Ic on
the days operations.
Columbus, Ca, March I6.
Good demand at unchanged prices;
receipts 10 bales; sales $50 bales; Middlings
122@13c; shipments 2S6 bales.
selma, Ala, March I6.
There were sales to-day to the amount Of
200 bales. Low middling 13c; strict good
ordinary 124@12sc; ordinary 114@11sc.
No good cottons were offered, as factors
demanded higher rates. Sales we're prin-
cipally of lower grades.
August Ca, March I6s
Our market opened quiet a. yesterday s
closing prices, but soon after, in response
to favorable accounts, it became frmer
The demand, however, remained only mo-
derate as buyers were scarce and very eau
tious in their operations. At the close the
mark ct was strong at 1876 for Liverpool,
and lac for New York middliDg, with hold
ers asking higher rates. Sales 655 bales;
receipts 161 bales.
Wilmington, N. C., March IS.
Cotton firmer. Middlings 1896; net re-
ceipts 159 bales; exports coastwise 221 bales;
sales - bales; stock ., 4O2 bales.
Norfolk, March Is.
Cotton frmer, offerings light; middlings
1870; net receipts 1,051 bales; exports
coastwiss ], 693 bales; sales 100 bales; stock
5,57I bales.
Baltimore, March 16
Cotton frmer and held higher. Middhngs
145e; net receipts $50 bales; gross re-
GENTS 238 bales. exDorts to continent
80 bales; coastwise 100 bales; sales 80
bales; stock IL, 705 bales.
Boston, March Is
Cotton firm; middlings Isle; to 15sc;
net receipts 1928 bales; gross receipts p
040 bales; sales $50 bales; stock IL, 900
bales.
Atlanta, Ca, March IS.
Market firm at 13c for middlings; 124c
for low middlings; and IL &c for good ordi-
nary.
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The Coming Fair,

We had the pleasure, yesterday, of ex-
aiming several articles to be disposed of
at the Fair to be held during Easter week
Five prizes to be disposed Of for the bene-
tit Of the orphans at Mrs. Barry's table,
consist of an elegant silver tea set, pitch
er and goblets, with salvers, post-boy
clock, splendid picture, and JeGuti-
ttd going lady. Also very beautiful and
costly watch, to be given to the young
lady teacher who receives the highest
number of votes. The Sunday School
table is doing well, we are informed, but
the ladies connected Herewith are more in
the pious and utility line than is ordinarily
visible on such occasions. For example,
they have duck Of bonnet for bride, a
first-class sewing machine for a wifi,
splendid lace curtains for the parlor, rei-
gious pictures and images, prayer books
and crucifxes, and other helpsto devotion.
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SPRCIkL NOTICES.
GROUNDLESS OBJECTIONS.

Objections are sometimes raised against GER
tain medicines on the ground that they cure go
many different diseases. A moments reflec-
tiOn will expose the shallownesS Of such an ar
gument, for there is scarcely q medicinal drug
Of any kind that is not used for more than one
disease. The reason why MISHLER'S HERB
BIrTERS cures so many diseases is because
it is the bestremedy ever discovered for de-
ranged stomach or dyspepsia, and because it
invigOrates the entire system, strengthens the
nervous fibres, elcvates the standard of all the
vital forces, and Sustains most healthful tore
of the entire human organism. Medicine that
will do this will cure any disease, for the sim
pie reason, that nature will do the rest. 1t is a
sure protection against disease. and if the i'm
portance of protective medication were gener-
ally understood, no family in the land would
risk being without this great household reme-
dy for single day. Sold by all druggists and
dealers. DR.. S. B. Hartmon & Co., Proprietors,
Lancaster, Pa. mario -eod1wkw1t
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To the Public.

From the character of a number Of let
tars l receive, there ap, ear to be two mis-
taken ideas in regard to the principle up
on which my dra wings are conducted.
l. There are those who think that offer
as prizes second handed goods, real estate
of no value, ETC. To such persons would
say that l use nothing but fiTst-class, new
goods, purchased direct from the manufao-
turer at the lowest wholesale rates, which
l offer at the regular retail prices, and de-
sirable real estate, located in cities where
large portion of lay patrons have chance
of seeing it.
g Others imagine that l can control the
drawings and give prizes to such as may
desire To these would say that l have no
more control over the drawing than any
ticket holder, further than to put every
thing in readiness. The numbers for the
wheel are then turned over to the commit
tee, who are selected from the aud; by
the ticket holders present. They count
them and put them into the wheel. The
first number drawn ont entities the hol Ter
of the corresponding uulber to the first
prize on my scheme; the second to the
5 .cond, and SO on until all the prizes are
drawn, a statement of which is published
and furnished to ticket holders.
My next drawing takes place at Owens
boro on Monday, March p, 1871. Capital
prize, $500 in gold; second, horse and
buggy, $500; third, Bradbury piano, $500;
fourth, Gabler piano, $500; etc, etc
Tickets 81 or six for So. Orders addressed
to me at Bowling Green, KY, will be
promptly filed. Respectfully,
marI9 d&gIt j. Il. GoLLADAY.
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Resignation of n Policeman.

On the 10th instant MIR. John w. Ed
wards resigned hts position as patroln an
on the police force. His resignation was
accepted and j. h. Allison was appointed
to fill the vacancy.
The following preamble and resolution
we're adopted by the members of the po-
lice force last night.
Whereas, Mr.. John w. Edwards, for
reasons best known TO himself, resigned
his position on our force,
Resolved, Therefore, that we, his for
rler comrades, lose good and efficient Of
fcer, prompt and fearless in the discharge
Of his duties, a kind and courteous gentle
man, true friend, sffsble, and firm in in
tegrity.
That fortune may smile upon, and sue
cess attend him in his future rOundS
through lifes changing scenes, are our
sincere wishes.
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Religions Notices.

Christ Church.-Divine service will be
held in the above church to- day at IL p. N.
and 7:30 p. 10. In the evening sermon
will be preached to young men. Subject:
THE Strength of Young Men.
First Baptist Church. I. L. Eaton,
of Murfreesboro, will preach to-day at IL
o'clock, and at y o'clock at night.
First PRESBYTERIAN Church.-Services at
II m. and y p. m. by Rev T. d. Ward
law, ID. d.
Elm Street Church-Services at 1915
m. and q p. No., by the pastor, DIR. Il.
The Claiborne Chapel School will visit
an address will be delivered by Mr.. Doug
las b. Rains. The public are invited.
Mulberry Street Church.-There will
not be any services either in the morning
or evening, DIR. Provine being absent from
the city. Sabbath-school at a. m. and
singing school at 81 p. N.
Union Chapel, NJ. E. Church, Summer
street, orth of Cedar.-Preaching at II
a. M. and . p. M. by the pastor, Rev. f.
A. Mason. Sabbath-school at 2 p. N.
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
Services at the usual hours, morning
and evening, by the pastor, Rev. A. j.
Baird
McKendree Church Services by the
Rev. DR.. Kelley, the pastor, at the usual
hours morning and evening.
st. Anne's Church, Edgeield.
this morning at IL o'clock, and at $3.50
o'clock p. m, by Rev. W. J. Ellis.
Presbyterian Church, Edge6eld
vices at IL a. m. and 1880 p. m. Rev. J.
II. McNeilly, pastor.
Tulip Street Church, Edgeield. Rev.
Mr.. Brown, the pastor, will occupy the
pulpit morning and evening.
Second Presbyterian Ohurch.-Rev. D.
W. Phillips will preach in the Second Pres
byterian Church, North College Street, at
l. o'clock.
Dr. J. B. Stephens will preach at the
Primitive Baptist Church to day at IL
o'clock a. No., and y p. m.
Central Bap ist Church. to-
day at IL .. M, and . p. m. Preaching
by Rev. Isaac z. Kimbrougb, of Union
University. Sabbath-school at 9 a. m. and
singing exercises by the children q p. m.
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Mechanics and Manufacturers As
ISOLATION.

The regular meeting of this Association
was held last night at O'Clock, at The
courthouse, President Stockell presiding.
After the reading and acceptance of the
minutes of the former meeting, the reports
of the various committees were received
and fled.
The constitution and bylaws were on
final action adopted, and ordered to be
printed and circulated Immediately. The
election for officers of the Association will
be held next Saturday evening according
to the constitution.
The members discussed ''the EXPOSE
ton" question with much vim and enthusi-
asm, exhibiting an ardent desire to work
and make this grand enterprise worthy of
our city and creditable te those who have
taken hold Of it. The mechanics say they
are all going to cooperate and furnish
specimens of their work and thereby pub
lish TO the world what can be done in our
State and city.
1t is hoped large attendance will meet
on next Saturday evening.
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being marked down to the lowest figures.
In your shopping rounds, ladies, besure to
drop in upon G. Rice q 90.
Messrs. Yeatman, Shields 4 Co. will sell
large loo Of fresh spring goods at 10
o'clock Tuesday morning.
See nonresident notice of 7. D. Cas-
setty, J. P.
See notice of money lost with handker-
chief marked ssElla Russell ?"
Mishler's bitters cures all diseases aris-
ing from deranged stomachs. Get bottle.
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Personal.

Mr. H. r. Height, of the Lebanon Free
Press, is in the city representing the in
terests Of that enterprising sheet. The
Free Press published at the terminus of
the T. & p. Il. Il. and circulating largely
in the upper counties is necessarily val
liable advertising medium. We especially
commend Mr.. Height to any merchants
DESTROYS to secure the trade of the upper
Cumberland
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R. 7. KIRKPATRICK & Co, at 50 College
street, are now in receipt of many new and
desirable dress goods, and are daily adding
to their stock large and we'll selected lines
of silks, silk grenadines, laces, embroideries
and white goods, togetber with large va
riety of articles for the completion of a
lady's wardrobe. Give rs a call, examine
our stock, and see if We cannot serve you
TO your satisfaction. mario 1w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-19

TIE Huntsville Vidette says that the re-
cent spell Of weathsr has developed the
fact that the crop has not been so much
il jured as was supposed. The fields around
Huntsville are now ''arrayed in living
green, and the farmers are anticipating at
least an average harvest.
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BEFORE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GRAY

]. Lee, charged with violation of the
Internal Revenue laws, was brought before
United States Commissioner Gray yester-
day, hut the defendant was discharged.
The case of G. T. Jones & Co., charged
with carrying on the business of manufac-
turers without having paid special tax,
was dismissed at the instance of the Dis
trict Attorney.
James Simpson, charged with carrying
on the business of a produce broker with
out paying special tax, was heard. The
proof establishing the fact that defendant
had not carried on the business, though he
intended to carry it on; the case was dis
mieSAd
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iIncnIIea orDispatches,

kilograms remaining in Western Union
Telegraph Office Saturday night.
Office hours, Sunday, from 9 to 10 A. M,
and from 3 to P. NJ.
William ]. Armes, G. W. Crouch, f. w.
Crouch, Diehl Il Lord, Hon. G. W. Emery,
Lqpde & Bro, G. r Parsons & Co., Capt.
Samuel Syhwenck, w. W. Totten & Bro,
s b. Wagner, B. F. Wilson, McOrea &
Co, Irvine X. Chase.
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Liberal.

The managers of the Church and Spruce
Street Railroad, yesterday, presented com
plimentary tick s on the road to each of
the managers of the Industrial Exhibition,
good till the first of June. Such courte-
lies are in good taste, end valuable in the
end to such institutions IS Street Rail
roads. Extending them is casting bread
upon the waters that gives its increase
many days hence Such exhibitions of
liberality show unmistakable signs of plos-
perify and success.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river was still rising at this point
yesterday, with feet on Hsrpeth Shoals
Weather clear and pleasant.
The only arrival up to dark last evening
was the Kate Putnam, from Pittsburg,
with an assorted cargo, consisting princi-
pally Of nails and glassware.
The lobe Hurt cleared for the Upper
Cumberland with a good miscellaneous
cargo.
The Tyrone is due to dsy, and departs
again for Cairo tomorrow evening, at 4
o'clock-Capt. Tom Hartman commanding,
and Alex. Hard in the office.
The America, from Cincinnati, is due to-
day, and returns on Monday at P. NJ
The veteran Pierce is the master whereof, |"
and DR.. Chef w. Bradley does the agree
able in the Office.
The Mallie Rsgon has been telegraphed,
and will arrive this morning at O'Clock.
Her hour OF departure is II o'clock to-day.
Capt. VIM. Dix, Superintendent Of the
Upper Cumberland fleet, received tele-
gram yesterday, from Capt. B. Z. Egan,
dated Burksville, 18th, stating that the
EddyVille had passed that point with three
hundred sacks wheat, ten casks bacon,
thirty barrels -four and three hogsheads
tobacco. She left nothing above, and the
prospects below were bad Ths Eldyville
will arrive, probably, tonight
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-19

Lee Coleman, the polite and cookbook
ing gentleman SO long connected with the
Maxwell House saloon, is now a perma-
nent fixture Of the Merchants Exchange.
Everybody acquainted with Lee knows
that be is inimitable in the preparation of
refreshments, etc. Msj. Bean, also well
known as an adept, is at the same institu-
top. Both would be glad to see their old
friends
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-19
NASHVILLE UNION AND AMERICAN SUNDAY MARCH is Ii87l
A sensar,op snc,,ea.

We reminded our contemporary the
other day that his sensations were often
very shallow. The Pulaski Citizen thus
plays comedy with one of its nine feet deep
tragedies: .x.s,
The Banner has a sensational article
about man being killed at Prospect. Its
proof is that blood was seen on the track
and hat found floating near the bridge
there. A friend at Prospect tells US that a
few days age William Goat was slowed
on the spot indicated by the Banner and
that the aforesaid William is the only thing
approaching man that has been killed
there.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-19

We beg our readers not to forget the
lecture on Woman" at Tulip street
Church, Edgefeld, on Tuesday evening,
2lst inst Dr. Harrison is thoroughly COM
peient to handle his subject in a manner
that will make it deeply interesting. This
lecture has been prepared with great care
aud has been received in most of the prin-
cipal cities in Georgia, the homo of
the distinguished divine. Secure your
tickets tomorrow and be certain to at
tend
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RlTCHELOR,S HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world,
the only true and perfect Dye. Hsrmless-Relia-
blo--TnstantaneOus-No disappOiEtment-No RI
diCulOus tints-"DOEs NOT CONTAIN LEAD NOR ANY
VTTALIC Poison To IEJURE THE HAZE Oh SYSTEM"
Invgorates the Hair and leaves it soft and besuti
full; black or brown. Sold by ell druggists and
dealers. Applied at the Factory, 16 Bond street,
New York. sep27-ly
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Country merchants, teachers, parentsand
pupils will find the best and cheapest stock
of School Books used in city, country and
ofher schools throughout the State at w.
O. Collier & Co.'S, A Union street, Nash
lie Tsv0H 1Y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-19
New Monthly Magazine.

This welcome visitor for April is already
out, and like its predecessors, is rich and
racy. In fact, we believe it improves as it
grows older, aud we are satisfied from its
every appearance that it will continue to
grow in popularity. The typographical
execution of this magazine is unexception-
able, and in every respect it is one of the
neatest of our Southern publications, and
credit to Nashville. Ia the present num-
Der are several handsome illustrations.
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Teachers, Association.

The monthly meeting of this body takes
place at 81 P. NJ. to morrow, at Hume
scho' The Board of Education. parents,
and ether friends of education, are ex-
pee ed 70 attend
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-19

CHENEY-Died in this city at the residence
of his lather-in law, Col. Sam. u. Morgan at
half past one O'CLOCK Saturday morning, MAJ.
GTanIEs ]. CHEsEY, aged lilty-GOur years. His
funeral will take place at the residence of Col.
Morgan this Sunday afternoon ut o'clcCh.
Divine service by Rev. DIR. Baird.
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Acknowledgements

For special courtesies the UNION AND
AMERICAN returns sincere acknowledge
ments to the Bairds Hotel at Lebanon,
and knowing whereof we speak, We can
cordially recommend it to parties visiting
that place.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-19

DR.. l.. L. COLEMAN, Resident Physician,
gives special attention to all Constitutional
Diseases, all diseases of the Skin, Kidneys,
Bladder and Urethra; also Sexual aud Sem
inal Diseases, and other kindred affections.
He has been a Resident Practitioner for
ten years, and may be consulted at all
hours. Private consultation rooms for la
dies and gentlemen. Office 32a North
Cherry street, near Maxwell House.
mar18 ct
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CITY NOTICES.
BOO:s and Shoes.

A very fine assortment of ladies', misses
and children's shoes daily arriving, at pop
Mar prices, at the Eagle Shoe Store, "A
North College street. JOHN HoLoHAS.
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CITY NOTICES.

DUNsTEAD's Trunk Store AZ North Mar
ket street, nsy be found all the finest
qualities of Ledies' aud Gentlemen's Sole
Leather, Saratogss. French aud Embassy
Trunks, at the most attractive prices.
mr1S 2t
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

Montgomery, Ala, March i6
Our cotton market is strong, demand ac-
tive for better grades, low middllng lSe'
Macon, Ca, March is.
Cotton Receipts to-day 50 bales; sales
SIS bales; shipped 290 bales.
The market closed active and hrm at