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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-10
New OrIears. sIarkets.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 9.-Flour, stock
small; choice new scarce and in demand;
trebble S6.50n7.50; family S8.9069 90.
Corn scarce; mixed 63665e; white mixed
75c; white ~. Oats quiet at 4164Se. Bran
quiet at S0dS2s. hay dull; prime S26;
choice S2562600. Pork scarce and firm at
6l750; dry salt shoulders 9tc. Bacon
scarce and demand active at 9s6113dl1a
61lsc; hams 15s6164c. Lard, quiet az
Ss68sc; keg scarce at 10a611c. Sugar in
good demand; fair 955c; good fair Ole. No
lasses, no movement. Whisky 94d96.
Coffee 196202e. Sterling 2655; sight 9 pre-
mimi: cold I15I
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad bonds,
enuOrsoO, Que ,I4..s....ss -...ssss.ss.
'io..ss..s.ssss..---.... 80
o.. :
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad BIDS,
endorsed..s.
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad BIDS,
onuOfScu-
Nashville and Decatur Railroad bonds, sec
ond mortgage, SIS -.--....................
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, first
mortgage.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, second
IOSdSCs. . ssss-s.
Mississippi Central Railroad, first mort
Mississippi Central Railroad, second mort
gage, S's.......". .............-..s.s-....
M0rtreesbOr0 city bonds. ....-....s..
MurfreesbOrO coupons. 1850.
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THE LARGEST AND BEST

Twelve Pages Seventy.twO Columns.
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The amount of farm wages paid during
the year QS70,) Including the value of
board, was $50, 2S6, 1856. Of other large
products were:
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- Foreigu markets..
PARIS, Aug. 9.--Rsutes OF 47c.

LIVERPOOL, Arg. 9. -Breadstafs quiet
and unchanged. - - -. -
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AOUlbFkAAo HhEAcA8s
TorrTsvTTJE Au0 -Rao0inO held

LOO1SN1LAlE, Aug 0--oeSSlnS ucAu oeCesuy
two pound lac; 2! 14ic heavy hemp and
q X, and demand fairly active; shipments
for the past "A hours 1,470. Flour firmer
and good demand. Wheat S1.2061.30 OF
arrival but receipts very moderate. Corn
easy at 56d60c sacked from store. Oats
steady at 42d44c including sacks. Rye
and Barley unchanged and nominal. Coffee
strong; Rio 24e; choice Csc. Hay quiet
and limited demand; choices timothy heid
at $4,000. Mess pork advanced to S16.-
5ON16.75. Bacon in fair demand and
steady; shoulders 95694c; clear rib 1Os o
lie; clear 19sG11c packed. Hams, lair
demand; plain, 1S613ac; sugarcured la
6154c; higher packed. Bulk meats I'M
changed; shoulders SIC; clear rib 9sc, clear
9E6l0c loose; 4 advance forpacked. Lsrd
steady; tierce 969ac; keg held at 9sc; good
S6e1c. Whisky steady at Gle.
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Whole number of acres in farms. .4O7 ,735 OS1
An abttract of the principal crops gives
the following res ult In bushels:
Wheat. 2s7,T45, s26
Rye, barley and buckwheat. ......... Sc sol ,s21
Qats. ........................ 7s2, 167 157
Indian corn...................... $40
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FOREIGN ExoHAEeI

On London and Liverpool, p f............ $50
Ol pD9 i, .'.s........'....'.'...'. esS
Oh E.oinOuISns t...s. .s.sss.sssssssss.ss- D
On Germany, Berlin, ETC., p thal.....-...... s
On Germany, Frankfort, p Gull s..s........
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Cincinnati Markets.

I CINCINNATI, Aug. 9.-Flour market
steady with moderate demand at So $50
6.25. Wheat firm at S12561.30. Corn
steady at 45642c. Rye steady at 6S670e.
Osts quiet and unchanged. Barley dUltan
prices nominal. Groceries firm. Oils IN
changed. Eggs, butter aud cheese market
steady with moderate demand. Provisions
quiet:and firm. Mess pork jobbing sales
at S16.75 and held at ST. Lard frEI;
steam nominally Sc; SdSSe. Bulk meats
quiet and firm; shoulders 65G7Sc August;
clear rib SIC; Gear 9sc. Bacon steady;
shoulders lOsc. Whisky frmer at Ole.
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AT THE STAIRS.

ONLY TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

exc SATURDAY, Aug. o, 1878.
HashviIIe COston zarket.
The market to-day was quite at I'M
auced figures as follows:
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Months passed, and Carrie and Madge
worked on regardless of the talk they ex-
cited, or of the statements that were made
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Aaium and Smffiean.
WANTS

lAdcerfisemenfs ERderttis head suiI be charged
TEN CENTS per line for each iassrtiOn.
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Who hailed me first with rapturous Joy,
And did not fret and feel annoy
When the nurse said. "Whyi she's a boy
My father.
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The 9ailg Atgns,
Another Black Sheen,

Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
SPRINGFIELD, Feb 24.-Rev. @. s. Mum
sell, President of the Bloomington Wesleyan
University, has rendered his resignation,
to take effect Immediately. 1t is repre-
sented that this action was taken to avoid
expulsion. 1t Is charged that he has been
repeatedly guilty Of gross and Immoral
conduct with the young lady pupils of the
institution.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Feb. 25.-It is re-
ported here that DIR. o. S MunselI, Presi-
dent of the Illinois Wesleyan University
has resigned that his resignation is moi
altogether voluntary on his part, and that
it is to be followed by an investigation o.
charges quite grave in their character
This matter will be more fully developed
in few days
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My journal abouHd= with similar letters. all Of
which I guarantee to he genuine and written by
the persons whose name they bear.
Do not suffer yourself to be imposed on. Don't
he drawn away after new and doubtful expert
menis- Don't risk your health by letting noviees
experiment upon you with their trash
Ny sarsapariua has stood the test Of twenty-dv,
YEAR; it l. still the sarsaparila Of the day and o.
the &c. towering over all others in popularity and
it, curative qualities
Avoid all those who are trying 20 palm of on
you other extracts Of sarsaPariIla so-caiIcd- Re.
member it il DIR. John Balls Sareaparilia. Of Louis
Vile. XIV thar r the old and reliable remedy fol
impurities Of the blood and scrofuloGs affections
Always bear that in mind
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.
BENTON BARRACKS. No
Anril 20 IsEE

BENToS BARRACKS. No,
April 30, 1866.
Dr. John BuIl-Dcar Sir. Knowing the efficacy
of YOUR SarsaparilIa. and the healing and beneh-
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statement OF my case:
was wounded about two years ago and taken
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moved so often my wounds have NOT healed yet
have not sat up moment since was wounded
! am shot through the hips My general health L
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have more faith in your SarsapaTIIa than anything
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press me half a dozen bottles and obIEc
CAPT. {. p. JOHNSON,
81. Louis Mo
r. S-The following was written April ~ is'''
by Mr.. Jennie johnson. mother Of Capt. johnson
DR.. John BulI-Ilear Sir My husband, Or. { :
johnson. was a skilful surgeon and physician IN
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above G.. r. johnson TO my care At thirteen years
OF age ne mad chronic diarTh0ea aud scroiHa, Tor
which gave your Sarsaparilla. 1t cured aim l
have for ten vears recommended it to many Ia New
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SarsaparilIa He Is fearful Of getting spurious
article hence his writing 70 you for IT. His wounds
were terrible. bat believe he will recover
Respectfully
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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Julihn'S Hydrastin Compound

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(FrOm the New York Dispatch June 80
We have on several occasions recommended Dr
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STAPLEToN. Staten Island. june 90 Is-2
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-For several years my health has been much i'm
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therefore take pleasure in recommending your val
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ours respectfully. JOHN +. KORAN
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Mrs. Senator Harlan does not receive
on Thursdays, is the first announcement
in the society intelligence of Thurs.
days Washington Republican. Mr.. Sena-
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day, or any other day, everything that
offers Rochester Union.
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Frederick Douglass is wag and saws
that in view of the Credit Mobilier inyes
tigation, there is no danger of negro sui.
frage lowering the standard of legislative
honor. - Golden Age.
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JACOB SCHEETZ. Proprietor.
\. v. cor 5th and Race SIS
PHILADELPHIA. .......... ....................PA
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LOUISVILLE. Ky. Oct. :. 1863.
Dr. JoHS BULI--Dear Sir: Many thanks 10 you
for the medicine you have 80 kindly given me. |
have been a great sufferer for years, and had the
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Total amount Of gIirs-
Number OF gift. ...--

DFMEMBFR this T. not u lottery swindle but l.
n projected solely TO relieve nr. Spinncy from the
care of his property and all outstanding emharass-
mept that he may devote his whole time to the
practice of his profession in Davenport. which now
requires all his time and energy
The projectors Of this scheme have been very for
tunatc in selecting their General Agent and Mana
ger. his personal and business character is per
feet guarantee Of the integrity Of the enterprise
~ Agents wanted to sell tickets.
e1s~All tickets not returned or poid for viii be
cancelled.
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One DOLLAR!
And increasing the nEmbc- O: prizes 10
Ten Hundred & Twenty

- Those holding tickets il the original scheme
can return them to j. & WALLACE. Manager, Dav-
export. and receive two chances in the new scheme
for one il the old.-which will give them one
chance in Is 10 draw a prize.
The managers assure The public that the drawing
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j. G. WALLACE.

Music Dealer Davenport
GENERAL MANAGER
AGENTS IN ROCK ISLAND.
Post Office News Stand: Harper House Drug
store; Harper House Saloon: Beyer's Saloon ;
Grotjan's Drug Store; Smith & Ronney's Drug
Store,
MOLINE.
II. Jor's Saloon: W NJ Hawthorne Restaurant
Fred Johnson's Drug Store.
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HAVING assumed the management Of the above
enterprise, and the custody Of the funds accru-
ing from the sale Of tickets. and having power Of
attorney to convey the property, that the public
may feel better assured of their interests in my
hands being carefully protected take pleasure in
referring. by special permission. TO the following
well-known and reliable citizens OF Davenport:
Hugo Schmidt. Cashier Citizens National Bank,
/ depository of funds; II. IT, Andressen. VIM II. Car
ter. Coos Il kircher, W. C. Nadsworth Il. krause.
n. Kuhnen, sam Perry.
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As above. and now request the agents TO work with
Il will, and see to it that not ticket remains IN
sold at the close of the time appointed.
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ROBERT WOOD. TIIOS s. ROOT.
PHILADELPHIA
ORNAMENTAL Iron WORKS.
ROBERT WOOD & CO.,
Fountains, Vases, Statuary,
Verandahs, Snamer Houses, ArbsrS, Chairs,
5ETrE Il HIS. sc.
CAST AND wR0UGRT~1R0E RAILINGs,

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SPECIAL NOTICES,
DIR. BOHANNAN
MISSOURI
Established IN St. Louis 1897.

Office NO GIG North Fifth street (between Washing
ton Ave. and Green streets),
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! CURES ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL DIsEA
- SIS in a short time either in Male or Female !,
B charges low fees; uses no Mercury.
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PAUL BEcHTNER, General Mana.

AA = = aSANsa . sNaaSFf NW4lN4 81 H'at(44es5 q
4di East Water Street. Milwaukee. to whom all
communicative should he addressed
Tickets for sale by W. II. WOODWARD. dealer
IN News and Stationery. Rock Island and FRAN K
HOISHUE. Moline. l-22d&w2m
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Tuesday, March 18th, '7a,
At THE
Academy of Music, Milwaukee
commencing at 10 \. NJ

The drawing Will be conducted on the stage of
the Academy Of Music in fuli view Of the audience
and under personal supervision of the following
well known and disinterested gentlemen who have
. kindly consented to aCf a. a
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DRAWING COMMITTEE,
aud who viii make it their duty to carefully guard
the interest OF every tickei-holder near and far
James b. Kellogg, Esq. Of Kellogg Hathaway
Insurance Agents; II. NJ Mendel, ESQ. President
Milwaukee Musical Society; Hon. Moriz Schnfier
Proprietor Banner and Nolksfreund;1 Matthew
Keenan. Secretary Milwaukee Board Of Water
Commissioners; dos. H. Cordcs. Esq. Wholesale
Grocer: Ad. Meinecke, Esq, Proprietor Meinecke's
WilIow-ware Work..
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THE MANAGEMENT OF THE GRAND CON
| CERT beg leave 10 announce that unavoidable
circumstances have made il necessary TO postpone
the same: however, they are pleased TO state that
the success OF the enterprise has been BRILLIANT
place
, 1873-11-18
THE CAPTURE.


New YonK, Nov. 17.-A dispatch from Havana,
Of tho 1Gth Eyoa tic Rtory Of the capture O! tho
Virglniua, as obtained from Spanish 6ourcea,
aud 6ays that tho most remarkable feature Of the
capture Ii tho absolute rio1.-resistn.lco Of tho
Yirgnlus when sho waa oyorlluulca. Tho
Tornado was cruising OH tho 91st Of October
under sail, about IS m!!os from tho
Cubaa, count. In tho afternoon sIlo
sighted thu steamer, about elk miles dlatant,
hcmdiag toward l!sr. Iho Captain ordered
steam to 10 got up, and eoon the Gtrango atoa11-
or headed for tho coast Of Jamaica, distant
abonnt 100 lni!es. Tho Spanish Captain HE.
pccsol TINT tho a!camar WAS thu Yfrsn!la, and
orlored Lis e'si'!ocr to gct NJ, a'l the ateam
possible, oyom If they should burst tho hcsss,
and tlriyo Tho ongtucH at their utmost. Tie
Tornado, under full hostlway, gsincd steadily III
tho Vrglniuu, but, night oonng OIL, tho sl'an-
inh Captain foaroil tint ho should loae tho Yes-
aol Tho moon rising. ho was enabled, by keep.
lug MI hand. on dock, ut tile mast
head, nnd III tho rigging, to keep hor III
Gight ,ntll tho coryetto had ncayctl l.cr nuG-
cicntly to hiring her guns 10 hcHr. a bhot wns
fired, but tho stranger nat1o no reply, mud Four
DthorB wnrd tlrol in succession, lho Inst ut 10
o'clocls In tho oyounS, ind Immediately tho
aten1ner which had led tho corvette chase Of
nearly eight hours WIS loyo'to. Two boats
1ass }owsEaa, and without reslntsnos tho fir"
slu!us Hss hoazdod. Thu HpanlArda took poa*ss'
, 1873-11-18
PUBLIC SENTIMENT.

Special Dis.'atch to TIE Chicago Tribune.
IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 17.--The e1citemont on
tho Cuban question is almost At fevor heat. 4
number of Veterans nro organizing q regiment
to bo olfored tho Government in caHo Of Span-
iHh war.
mnny Of the old yoterana of tho late WAR hnyc
sirntcd Willingness to volunteer tholr services
i'll caae tho Government needs tlom.
Wt>RNISdMEN NOT FOR WAR.
At Il meeting OF workingmcn yesterday. reso-
lutions wore passed favoring mass 1noottng, in
Independence Square; doprocatinE Q foreign
war; calling upon representatives a IN ConGresa %
ing thur constituents from tho effects Of tho
present tlnancint disaster, and declaring thnt,
como what n,ny. thoy are determined not to
Htary0 nntlor plentiful table.
Spceidf Uts1Iatci to Tho Chicago Tribune.
READY TO ENLIST Fon THE WAR.
8pnIHuF1E1D, ILL.,. Nov. I'LL learned 1T tho
Executive oilice to-tay that offers Of troops to
e,ilht In war with Bpaln hnd been nado to tho
Governor from various points in llle Staso. All
arms OF tho service wors o,sor cd Infantry, cay
airy, mud artillery.
.>p:ciat NisputcA to Tho Chicago Tribune.
II HosgoN.
BusroN, Aluks.. Nov. l7.-It is proposed to
hold u nlcetiu; in Fanouil Hall very soon to OK
rrcns tho foolings Of Massachusetts pooplo In
tho 1nattor Of tho sn,netsinto md unconditional
Freedom Of tho slavos In Cuba, mud to tlruw out
all the old anti-a!ayory war-orseR,, Phillips, Gar
rison. Wl!aon and Summer, for II now fight with
1nntio the Chairman Of tito neeting, md tint tho
fanonl} Hnit ring be given to the Hpnoci.oa
Spcsial Dis,aitch 10 "hs Chicago 1rtbnnc,
IN lSnIASAr111s.
1Sp1ANyror1u, Ind, Nov. l7.-Muoh feeling IL
nanltcs!od i'll this city over tho Cuban
c,l,Ia!., !!o un.ress.al opinion being that spain
nhoula ba punished. biiu,s to rasse rogtuiepts
hnre lech rncalrau a. tho Executive Department