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PRG,REsInNn-

Market fairly active at the following
rates:
BULK MEATs-Clear sides I2Ic; cleSr
rib sides 4 l.; shoulders &c, all packed.
BACON-Clear sides lie; clear rib sides
13I613ic; shoulders Zoe, packed.
HANs-Hsrt & HsnSley's e. q. G. hams
1870.
BREAKFAsT BACOE-Per b, 14C.
DRIED BEEF-Per 10, ljc.
BEEF TOEGUEs-Per dOz., $500.
LARD-Kegs, 16c; buckets, l6c; half
barrels, 1Gc; pressed in tierces, l4sRl5e.
COUNTRY BACON-Hams and sides l2l
al3c; shoulders 9k69ic from wagon.
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LOCAL STOCKS.

Nashville, Chattanooga ana st. Louis Raj
road, first mortgage. .......s............
Nashville and Decatur Railroad bonds sec
Ond mortgage, 6's...................s..-----
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LIVE STOCK,

Housekeeping 200 to 300 lbs, &c;
lighter, 43h6c.
CATHE-Scalswsgs, 1Bd24c; common
butchers, 2ad3c; good butchers, 3d4G
select, 4d44e-
SHEEP-Grown, weighing upwards of
100 lbs, SI.5063OO; spring lambs, $500
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

The following unsolicited testimonial from
Rev. .. T. Walker, D. D., formerly pastor Of
BOWdOin Square Church, Boston, and at present
settled In Providence, r. J., must be deemed a.
reliable evidence. No one should fan % observe
that this testimonial Is the result OF two years
experience with the use Of NEGETINE in the
Rev. Mr.. Walkers family, who now prOnOunces
Il invaluable:
Providence, II. l.. 16f Transit Street.
H. r. STEVENS, Esq:
/ feel bound To express with my signature the
high value place upon your FEGETINE. NV
family have used Il for the last two years. In
nervous debility L Is invaluable, and recon-
mend it % ali who may need an mvfsoratiug,
renOyating tonic,
q. Il. WALKER,
Formerly Pastor Of BOEdOiu Square Church.
Boston.
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EEYADA'S POHER.PLAYING
nEMEnN
Saratoga Correspondence Of the New York
World,

Saratoga Correspondence Of the New York
World,
One Of the most curious specimens
l have met 50 far is Deacon Parker,
Of Nevada, who is travelling for health
and pleasure, and seems quite likely to
get his fair share Of both those desira-
BE commodities as well as a go0dly
portion Of all creature comforts which
may be floating around. The Deacon
is an admirable type Of a certain class
Of Western men, aboUnding IN quaint
speeches and picturesque language. He
piques himself on being a self-made
man, though why he left the top of his
head in an almost unfinished state and
rooted 1t over with only a few strag-
Cling hairs, I have as yet been unable
to discover. I made the Deacon's ac-
quaintance at a little dinner at the lake
given By his friend and travelling CON-
paniOn, Colonel --, editor Of a lead
ing Nevada paper. After dinner
we whiled away the time IN
game Of cards, common
" known as draw poker. The
Deacon watched our game with appa-
rent interest. Finally we asked him if
he understood the game. Yes, he had
played 1t IN his younger days. Wouldn't
he take a hand? "Well, yes; he didn't
want TO seem onsocial ike, He took
a seat at the table and handled the
pastebOards IN a mastery manner, 10
say nothing of a wonderful run of luck
which soon declared itself IN his favor.
Victory perched itself on the Deacon
bald head, or rather on the gray felt
hat which surmOunted and embellished
his person; our dollars all found their
way to the Deacon's side. Finally,
when it became time to break up, the
Deacon counted his gains, and mod
estly announced that he had won S6l7.
Deacon Parker is what the Germans
call a many-sided man. He makes a
stiff speech, takes his whisky clear,
is powerful at prayer, and plays a stiff
game Of draw-pOker, as we found to our
grief.
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RuNnRIEa.

CoTToE TEs-Per u. 7fSc.
BAe6WG-Hemp and fax, 13l614ac.
CORDAsE-Jute 13c; grass, 15616Ic;
cotton 20dz5c.
COTTos YARss-Per doz., 10c, 12e, lac
and Ice for zoos, COOS, 5OOs and zoos.
IBOH-Tennessee bar 65e q d; Ken
lucky do. Sc; Tennessee band SGsIc; Ken
lucky do. 4l65lc; Tennessee boiler plate s
hSic; boiler heads &c; fire box 9ac; sheet,
common, 5d6e; 60. Kentucky, 6E17e; do.
Tennessee, Sd9ci cast steel and shear zoe;
American blister 12Ie; English blister lse.
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MOI SILL
Ial CIanllcol.rI III .Ns1GhI,iIIe.

- and Master Chancery Court, Nashville,
July the 2d, IS75.-Allen & Woodward, EX'Ors,
etc, COmplainauts, vs.. The Second National
Bank Of Nashville ct ais, Defendants.
II appearing from affidavit to the supplement
tai bill filed In this cause that the defendant, W.
II. ChadbOurne, Is 3 nonresident Of the State
OF Tennessee; 1t is therefore ordered that said
defendant enter his appearance herein on or
before the first Monday in August next, (1sI5,l
and plead, answer, OF demuT 70 cOmplainants'
supplemental bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed as 20 him and set for hearing eX parte,
and that a copy OF this order be published for
four consecutive weeks in the Nashville Union
and American.
A cOpt-Attest:
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR.,
Clerk and Master.
John Lellyett, Solicitor for Complainant.
III All
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COFFEE'S HOPE.
Her Valuable Iron Deposits Coming
10 the Front.


Among the specimens of ores and min
erals being collected by Col. Martin for
the inspection OF the State Superintendent
Of Mines and Minerals, is lump of iron
ore remarkable for its weight and the large
percentage Of pure metal which it contains.
The lump is composed almost entirely Of
iron and manganese, and is said 10 com
bine all the elements necessary 10 the
manufacture Of Bessamer steel. DR..
TrOOst, who, many years ago,
made an examination of this ore, pro-
nOunced il yalueless on account Of the
large proportion Of manganese con-
tanned in it, and thought the manganese
could not be utilized because of the pres
eRce Of 50 much iron. For wears the best
chemists of the world have been engaged
in an attempt to so combine these two met
ais as 20 make Of the product a steel which
should answer all the purposes of that now
liz use, at greatly less cost. Now, what if
the very combination necessary to make
good Beasamer steel should be found in the
specimen under notice, would it not prove
a source Of immense wealth to our county.
where IL exists in exhadstless quantity2
Stranger things have happened than the
stumbling upon such a discovery sfseT years
Of vain research and patient investigation
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The Cotton MARKETS..

NEW ORLEANS, July. o. Cotton
demand moderate; sales $40 bales; quo
tations are unchanged; good ordinary to
strict good ordinary l2sa13ic; low mid
dlingtO strict low middling l4al4sc; mid
dlingtO strict middling l5al5lc; good mid
ding to middling fair 15a15Ic; net re-
ceipts 1,03S bales; no exports; stock 1896
bales; unsOld last evening ., 300 bales; on
shipbOard 49, 500 bales.
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LAND WARRANTS.


Yesterday being observed as a holiday in
New York, our brokers are without the
usual stock and bond quotations. Here
business is duller than usual, if possible,
and quotations Of all sorts are entirely IN
changed.
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THE DAILY ONION & AMERICAN

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VIII nquestionably reach a greater number Of
readers through the columns Of the UNION
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in Tennessee or the South. Address
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ClciA anu Master.
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M ANEE.D to buy driving and saddle horse
w at % North Cherry street. it,
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The Way the New Law Against En-
ttcinE Farm Hands WOrks-An In
teEesffng Case In TrousdaIe
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ITIsAFINANCIAL ehronieJsokiek
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IT GIVES 10 the Mechanic an account
Of eUsTy ne1D Invention calculated to adj
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EEEna. =

German millet, $3.50; Missouri miIlet,
SL75a2.OO; Hungarian. S1.75a2.OO; buck
wheat, per bushel, S1.75620 90.
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I0eekly the current market price IN the
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ITS AGRICULTURAL and House.
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IA Oh things.
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John LeIlyett, Solicitor for Complainant.
iy3 laW4t
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NEWSPAPERS.
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Rigkis.
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LITERATURE.
THE sEMI-wEEKLY

Is made up from three dailies, and Is fun Of
choice matter Mailed Wednesdays and Sat
urdays. One year only Si.20; SIX months
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The Best Evidence.

The following letter from Rev. Z. S. Best
Pastor Of the 81. Z. Church, Nstiek, Mas, viii
be read with interest by many physicians; also
the son Of the Rev. F. :. Best. No person can
doubt this testimony, and there is no doubt
about the curative powers Of YEGETINE.
NATICK. MASS. Jan. I. 1873.
Mr.. H. K. STEVENS:
Dear Strive have good reason for regard
ing your NEGETINE a. q medicine OF the
greatest value. We feel assured that il has
nov seventeen years OF age. For the last two
wears he has suffered from necrosis OF his leg,
caused by scrOfulOus affection, and was 30
far reduced that nearly an who saw him thought
his recovery impossible. A council OF able
physicians could give us but the faintest hope Of
his ever rallying, two OF the number declaring
that he was beyond the reach of human RENE
dies, that even amputatiOn could not saye him,
As he had not vigOr enough 70 endure the opera
ton. just then We commenced giving him
VEG ETlNE, and from that time 20 the present
he has been continually improving. He has
lately resumed studies, thrown away his crutCh-
Is and cane, and walks about Cheerfully and
strong.
Though there is still some discharge from the
opening where his limb was lanced, we have the
fullest confidence that in little time he VIII be
perfectly cured.
He has taken about three dozen bottles Of
NEGETINE. but lately uses but little, a. he
declares that he is too vel to be taking medi-
cine. Respectfully, yours,
+. $. BEST,
Mrs. /. c. F. BEST.
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FOR SALE
LOST


0ST-A large-sized cameo cuff button. The
4 finder will be rewarded by returning il to
this Office. iy6 Ste
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NIkETE EN- American horses, just import
cd from Texas. and in bad condition, Were
sold Il auction in Liverpool for SlUO each.
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Hs'rs and as0UsBei'ts Of the dag, and the
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GTRATED OR STOEEN-A large black
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i've It's
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR TaKnR

We are authorized To announce S. a. DULuSG
as candidate Tor the MayOralty at the ensuiDV
election, the last Saturday in September, IgS5-
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122.
Wtr urtbetlungbes 35ntas
sum Tpbe.

Der &Snts wurbe unter lem Nuusr,
Suopts 0apst am ii. December Dor
ben GenSsnt eelaben. Wan bette Ism
twst 0ertbsiptser bsptaist. Der ursiie
Nalesbertes, frabsr Mtnifer, bat BEN
@pnsent ieinem perm. benz Ct I'm Slid
eectent, aud tn llnsIad bteneu ,u bir.
fen. Wan lief. TIN ale britten0 ertbsis
bigger ;u.
Na@rem man tie f@snen gertbet,
htean9sreben tur 8rcuenb anasb5rt
bate. erfclste am Is. Sanuar 1893
BITE Verurtbeilun8 bee 36ntes gum
Epes. Die Abfimmun8 erfOIete unter
eens erUbenben &npranse bee YSbsIs,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-03

pelhe burb bic Rerterluft in StGde
serielen. Sbre bret 6emben, TIRE
Strimpfe ibre s8ube, Die beianbis
0aNsr aufiaueten. bsfanten f@ in
cemlelben f6ledten 3ufante. Dss
9ertermeifers Gp@ter be1erte fe mits'
leibte auf.
Nu IS. Oftober trurbe itr bic Mn>
flaseaete mitsetbeilt. @n unbern Gage
Nittaes ma1te fe tbren 6aarpub su>
re&t uno tleibsts f@ NIT allen Mnfans
be. wel@en bic &tnfa9beit unb bic
Nermlt6tsit ibrss Ansusss TIT sefats
tete. gle fies, po, elmer @enso'armes
rieabtbeiluns %umeeben, bic Srrppe bes
@eri@tsfaales btnauf uno ieBte f9 auf
pie 8anf Der N~nseflasten bin.
Sbre BON Der NeYpluticu Bart 9es
trufene, pom S&mers sefurdte Stirn
.par nt1t ntepereebeuet. Sbre Nuser:
Die nit BEN buntlen 8reile unseben
uareu, ben S&lnFefsteit uno Ebrdnen
anter ben ausenlirern er3eu8en. idleu>
perten nod NIT ibren frIbert1 @lanae
8ltse zines eplen Selbfssfdbls auf pas
Mnsefdt tbrer Geinbe. Man fab rt9t'
uaebr bic f,iibere SG5nbett, absr man
remerfte nod bic Spuren berfeIben.
Sbr Munp, Der ben Nusbruf Der
Iraurfsteit a%nsenommen bate, benabr<
ts nod ben 3us t5ntsli9sn Stolsss,
Der rtAt gang pom. Musbrud lang srs
oulceten Sdmer3eS bate Ssrbrdnat
rereen f6nnen. Die netirliGe Grflde
tbrer ~ebemalisen Tarbe wat our& bic
9dn8e ees Aufentbaltes I'm @efdnonife
nt9t fonperlt9 Yerrtl9t rpprben. 9bre
Don Der adseeftanpensn Nnsf erau ees
porbenen, 6aare ffuden eeser GAS
9ueenbli&e tbres @efats une tbrer
0efalt ab.
Sc tuurbe tbr bic antlaseacte porz
Selelen. Ste b5rte fe an, pbne iraeno
Elm 3ei&en ron NufreSuns ODER Staus
men 3u eeben. Na@ ieber 3eueenaus>
iaae tnterpslirte Der prdFcent BE I'm,
9efIaete. Sfe antrprtete NIT @etfese
aesentDart une wtoerlsste fur3 BE Auss
fasen. Die @eiaworenen beratb19laas
ten fooann Der GOrm treeert une febr>
ten mad elmer Stunbe l1nterbre&una
rieber tn cen Saal 3uriid.
Die SSnisin bate ibr l1rtbeil f9on
tn 8Oraus In benz ~uneefamen Greus
eenidret Der Menge tpelde Den palaf
erfiQte, nsrnommen. Sic t5rte es an,
Obne etn ein3tses @urt aussuipreden
uno obne cine Miene gu dnbern. Der
prdftoent fraste fie, Oh fe eine Ginwen>
cuns seseu bic ipiper fs perbdnste g,
.pesfrafe ~ MAIDEN babe. gle i@dt<
telte ben SOpf uno hanb auf als ob fe
fsltf CUR 6inri&tuns sebsn peate.
@tIees 8eifaasselaret psrfolete fe
BIG auf bic unterfe Stufe Der von, Irt>
bunal mad Gem @efdnsnib fabrenren
1repYe.
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Die 95ntein ia Gefdngs
Rife rpt @ertat

Na& Der 9intt9tane tbres @emabls
weieerte f@ Marie Mntptnette bart<
nddis, IN ben @artsn, IN pel&em fe
wteesr fpasteren seben barfte, terabaus
fteiseH. SO pdrbe tbr rnm5alid
iein", faste fie, inben, fe lid In bie ar<
me ibrer 5&wefer wurf, nspr ber 9tds
re bss 3tmmsrs bee Sbnies I'M erfen
Stpdwerfe aeslburmes ro~rbeauaeben ;
fe wdree tetdnbis bic Spuren 1eines
lebtet Sbrtttss auf Der 9rsppe fes
ten."
Yin 2. NusuR 1893 tpurre &c Tim
swet ubr Na9ts ss,psdt NIT benz Be,
eeuten, fd fertts au baItsn, UNI In bic
nGcnclerserte" sebradt speresr au f5ns
men. Sbre Sadsn. porunter ftG ut,>
ter Nnberm ale @ef@ent Der YrinwiFn
Gliiabetb etntSe ipmbolifae 3et@sn Der
Gerebruns ber aQerelisfen Surgfrau
t~efanben, irarten urlter SteseI 9sleet.
Die 45nfstn fblans tbre srue uu1 ibre
Ec9ter, iesnete fe, bensbte fe NIT IT,
rem Ebrlnei unp faSte ibr bas lebts
2ebewpbI.
SIN Der @pneierserte tpurbe bic 3brts
ettt nod barter wie pprbeni gebalten.
Sbr sar3sr Slsieerscrratb befano In
stnsr' l@par3ea aub peieeu Rleibe
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-03
Mbf@tet bes 36ntBs Son
Ietner GamtIte

Der S6ni8 Bate ben Gonpent un
bic G~rlaubniB eriu@t feline Gamilie u
feten, mas ibm bewtQist puroe. Die
@emeineeteamten, rel6e ben R5ni9
aud pdbrenb ieiner 3uiammenfunft
nt4t aus ben Nusen IaGen MOLTEN,
batten befdleGen, raB er NIT ibr In BEN
Speilefaale ;ulammenfOmHen foae, Der
etne @lastbIrc Bate, 70 baB man BEN
0orsanse 3uieben fennte.
Der 86nte besab itd babtn unb lief
@aGer anf etner Slid feuen. I'M, ben
prin3eiinen iut NotbfaIe 6ilfe leifen
3u fSnnen. Ct eine NIT Mensalidfeit,
in Grwartuns BEG i&mersli@sn Nueer>
bids Der 3ulammenfunft TN Simmer
bin unb ber. :.
I'm balb asun l1br 5fnste fi@ bic
Gbdre. Die 35nistn NIT ben, Daus
pbtn an Der 9anb, bic YrinseiTn Glt>
fubetb 1S&weter bes RSniss) urb bic
Eu&ter pes S5niss ftar3en ftd unter
SGIu&jen in feline Nrme. SIN erften
Musenblid berrldt nt9ts ale 9ermtr>
run9. Das @ebtlagen, tas @einen
ldbt nidts unterldetpen. Gnblt@ ffod.
ten bic Sbrduen, bic llnterrepune rpirb
rubfser, unp bic Yrtn;elinen, timer
ben &SniB umi@tun8en baltsnp, ipres
den einiae 3ett leiie NIT tim. Nah
oft bur9 ein Acknowledgements StiQs
elmer ;iemlid Iansen untsrrsbune, bic
unterbroden .tpuree, erbebt
ii& euewiG uu1 il& pteier f9msr;Ii@sn
3uiammenfunft su ent3tebsn. Sn ben,
auSenbIid Der Srennuns bdIt Jpn, bic
&Snt9tn al, benz einen Mrna, bic Yrins
selFn @ltlabetb dt BEN arbern, feline
1O&ter umidltnst leine1 4eib unb Der
iunse Yrin3 ffsbt Dor ibn1, fetnsr Mute
ter uae Der Gante oie 6ano ret9ene.
Die iunse priu3eiftn, bic In Dbnma@t
ssfauen, trdst u1an ioslet@ binres.
unc Der 3Snts febrt gu fetnsna Bsi9ts
natsr gpsewortb jurld, pom bielsr
i@mer;liden Gesne gang erl95pft.
Die 5tnrt9tuns pss Sbnies fanb
Statt am 81. Sanuar 1893 ouf Dem
io9enannten RevoluticnsplaB.