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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-16

Death Of Elk Policeman Jam

DeRAn OF TX Policeman James
LRlIys
Mr.. James -Lally, who was q member of
the Ne ropoiitan Police Force, and subse-
quently served for some time as hagmsn
at the depot here OF the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad, but was more recently
engaged in keeping grocery at the corner
of Summer and Line streets, died Friday
night at his residence at the latter named
place. For months past Dir. Lally has
been in bad health, but il was hardly eX-
pected that his aiIment threatened this
suddenly fatal consequence. On Tuesday
last he returned from brief visit to ST.
Louis, since which time he has not been
able to be out from home. The deceased
was about thirty -eight years Of age, an
Irisbman BY birth, and leaves q wife and
two children to mourn his untimely death
His funeral takes place at the Cathedral at
2 o'clock this afternoon.
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Encurslon OF Negroes from Atlanta.

Six car loads of negroes were expected
70 arrive in this city last night, from At
lanta, Georgia. They were to pay The
railroad officials one Thousand dollars for
he ttip FiSe hundred we're paid in Az
Iauta. bat on reaching Chattanooga tho
cars we're detained about four hours TIL
tbs additional five hundred was raised, snd
ina ,fgic chem came on to this city The
cxcur>ioCists will probably have celebra-
frou at fbr negro fair grounds tomorrow,
Al M v y
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10 The Editors % the Union and American:
saw a notice in your worthy paper YES
te1lsv morning in regard to erecting a
new hotel We are well supplied with ho-
tells. and l think it would Oe more 20 the
interest of the city to erect an opera house,
and I win sugg sst the most appropriate
place can be obtained on the vacant lot
corner Of Cedar and Cherry streets.
A CITIZEN
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NashviIIe MEDICAL saciety.
Base FsaM To-nIOrrOvy.

TIE society viii meet tomorrow hight
at 81 o'clock at Dr. Atchison's Office, Lewis
block. corner Church and Summer streets
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ErUggltvered Dtspatches.

kilograms remaining at the Western
Union Telegraph cffics Saturday night:
II. ". Sandhouse, J. W. Spicknell,
Sample. Williams & Co., Crouch & Elder,
Peck & Cahill, D. d. Dickey, Capt. Wm.
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CITY NOTICES.

Closing out sale at G. Rice & Co.'S CT all
summer goods regardless of value. 1t
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NASHVILLE. TENN.
A WORD no CORRESPONDENTS.

We beg TO say 10 all correspondents
thai if they wish their articles published,
they must write on only one tide of a
sheet Of their paper.
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London advices Of yesterday quote
5-aos '62 at 924; '65s at 9244; SIS at 91A;
and 10-4Os At OF.
Tennessee bonds are quoted in New
York at 713c for the old and 7l1 for the
new. .---rr- - ....----.. b.
Bank of Tennessee notes are quiet but
firm. Dealers pay s5@86c and sell a. $40
ooc. -.-u-s a.fs .-.. -.--t.---zr
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The Lone Star Base Bal Club left New
Orleans last P NJ, via the Jackson Rail
way, on Western tonr to play in this city
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Personals.


We understand that General Thruston
and MIR. Peabody, Internal Revenue Col
lector, intend to leave the city tomorrow.
for trip to the North.
Judge Trigg has returned to his resi-
depce near Bristol.
W. W. Mclean, Memphis, Tenn; Col.
L. P. Fields, Bedford county; G, D. Doug
lass, Hgndersonville; A. M. Lyles, Rus
selIvilIe, Ky; Geo. Fl. Dhz, Louisville,
Ky Joseph Weisiger, Sumner county; O.
a. Young, Esq, Madisonville, Ky, were
registered yesterday at the Commercial
Hotel.
w. Il. Graves, Montgomery, Ala; Ho-
RAGS Ready, Murfreesboro: Judge James
E. Rice, GAINESVILLE; W. j. Whitthorne,
Jr., Columbia, and Leslie Marmaduke, Of
the st. Louis Journal of Commerce, were
registered at the Max veil House yesterday.
II. Boring, of Eminence College, Ken
lucky, was also registered at the Maxwell.
He wrote his name on the register withsan
artificial steel hand and arm. By means
of hook and spring he is enabled to hold
a pen, and write with apparent ease.
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Legal ate OF interest in Tennessee
10 Per Cent,

Notiee the difference in results between
various rates Ct interest:
800, invested at 10 per cant for so
years, amounts to 81, 739 o.
800, invested at per cent for so years,
amounts to only $1,S42.02.
The Nashville Lifts Insurance is now in
vestipg its means safely at more than 10
per cent. Let thinking men consider this.
ROBERT S. HYNEs,
i711 81 tues, thus& sun Special Agent.
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New Orleans Markets.

New ORLEANS, July 15.-OOrn dropping;
mixed 73c, yellow Use, white 78@79c.
Oats quiet at 6S@70c. Bran SL05. All
others unchanged. Sterling 124R. Sight
&c. premium. Gold 1924. "
New York Gotten Market
New YoKK, July 15.--ootton dun; sales
of 500 bales of good ordinary at I64@17c;
low middling 100 Ssc; middling 2Ot9
2O4c; receipts 1883 bales, no exports;
stock 81, Ee5 bales.
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EuNERAL NOTICE..

IULY,-The friends and acquaintances Of the
late JAMES IALIY, are respectfully requested ID
attend hts funeral st two O'Clock this afternoon
from the residence, corner OF Line and Summer
cts
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Johu Gilgan & Co. are clearing out the
remsinder of Their Simmer Goods at ex-
tremely low prices Trade Palace, Public
Square. jy16 tt
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THIRD NATIONAL BANK,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
v. ". BERRY, oEAS. z. HnLMAE,
soBN KIRKNAN, EDGAR JONES,
DANIEL r. GARTER
TTJRANsAOTs GENERAL EXCHANGE BUST-
4 NESS and cesls in United States Bonds and
Gcld. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
". ". BERRY, President.
JNO. EIRBAAN, Vice President, sep1-1y
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Mobile Cation narass.

Mobile Cotton marRets
NOZZLE, July 15.-Cotton dull at zoe.
for middlings. Net recefpts 2S3 bales.
Stock s, 066 bales.
ChaxHesEOn Cotton Market.
CHARLESTON, July 15.-Ootton dun at
200. for middling. Net recsipts 2 bales.
Exports to continent % bales. coastvise
AZ bales. Stock 4,1e0 bales.
savannah Cotton Rsarskes.
SAVANNAH, July 15.- Cotton, 10 demand,
middiing 194c. Net receipts 80 bales
Exports cosstwise IS bales. Stock $3.50
bales.
-- Galveston Cotton Market.
GALVESTON, July 15.-Cotson dull; good
ordinary I6c. Net receipts $50 bales. Ex-
ports to Great Britain I,642 bales. Coast
wise $50 bales. Sales 1000 bales. Stock
10, $50 bales.
Cincinnati Cotton Market
ONcrNATI, July 15.-C0tton dul and
dropping; middling 2O4c.
Louisville Cotton Market.
LOUISVILLE, July 15.-Cotton quiet and
firm; middling 2O4e.
81. Louis Cotton Market.
ST.. LOUIS, July I5.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 1910.
Memphis Cotton Market
MEMPHIS, July I5.-Cotton dull and
nominal at 20e. Receipts 197 bales;
shipments 500.
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

7eIegrepaic Report from Signal Service
Corps. q. s. a., Of Observations at
Uc50ck p. ~
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BATES
BATHS Warm and Geld BATHS
BATHS
At Chas. q. Breyer's Shaving and Bath
ing Saloon, Nos. Ii and 16 Dsaderick
street. jy2 eodn
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All IN1TE0.
Dullrg, when I loved thee first,
What WIS saeel can isnpasis

Dnllrg, when Iloyed thee first.
What wise aaeel can inparis
was BON into tine world
With this love within nv hfart.
~ AZ seed Besesss the sods aasF,r saen
-sal waiting fof theE unny hours. $40 -.
Las my Love, uatl rs rhiyth. - -,
Covered an my life with flowers.
Nothing strange my eye ziscelrsed v,,,
When thy welcome presence came.
ct thy touch the door few wide, 81 ~
And the heart was red with fame. 81
Sst AMI ordered from the arst,
Decked, and warmed, and held spar;
For thee, sole OF all the world, lW
Was thy hone within my heart. III.
LIPP1y ooTTs MAeAzINE.
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LauisyiIIe Markets.

LOUISVILLE, July Is Tobacco closed
active and strong at $50 higher for Jugs
and low grades. Sales Of 125 hhds- Flour
dull and weak. Wheat in good ship
ping demand; choice new red and white
81. 25a1. 80; old 81. 40 from store. Corn
firm; sheIled 72c. Provisions unchanged
and quiet with small sales.
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RAlLgUkD TIMK TABLE.

TeMn0ssss sue Pacific Railroad
Tso Daily Trsins sunday excepted.
nc. leaves Nashville st...-A:31 P. n.
Arrives st Lebanon st $3.50 p. n.
EeSYes Lebanon at.....e:39 A. ss
Arrives ct Nashville at $3.50 A. Il.
&c z Leaves Lebanon at ABB P. Il.
krliEes at Nashville st 7:l6 ID.
Leaves Nashville at. ...6:l5 A. n.
Arrives at Lebanon at eco A.
Nashville end Decatur Railroad
gC-l,a EggTH-Eeshvflie snd Decatur trains
tszye a5Gtoa on south Cherry street. st 90 A. d,
md 81 F.-rs. No trsln Sunday morning.
accommodation e $3.50 p. NJ, tFoes to Oolnnahihl
Tr-i-z strive vi go =. n. ard els p. 4. Asoon
FaodsttoB at S:Se A. u.
Louisville and Ma shviSse HNflre2ds
Leave Btsston Cd Nor c College street, 81 s;45
a. =, -nG IS P. Il. a.. "a ?. H.
Arrives st 80 A NJ, 40 p. n. ana s:sU p n,
Tie 2:I5 P. n. train DOES not 6 op ct any point
batwesn Nashville ana Gallatin, except Edgehsld
5UEcton, and does net run on Sunday.
S.gNslEin Accommodation, Daily.
Iegves Nashville. 20 p ~
Arrives st Gal.5siD - ....-.....---.6:4o p n
LovrsytITs and Cincinnati short Line
.ae. 7ls 4. "a nd 400 uaO P. X
RaEostcEd Ana kentucky ". Rs
TTzsns On the EdgeHsld and Kentucky Rsilrosd
WI r1n as follows:
Nal Leaves ashv1le..............,...-. 90 4. IL
E1rress leaves Nsshyille.............. 1890 P. Il
AlaA eLhAFeo ssss-satHFs' b-~N A-s
F-DFess srriyeE 90 .....,---- $3.50 A. n
Sic Louis, Memphis, Nashville eyd
CE aLtauo0ga Great Central
Through Line.
Ohst-seocsz train leavee 500 A. N. and 900 P. a.
arrives 2:15 P. L. and "a 4. Z.
Memphis train lesYes. :45 L. NJ. and S;20 T. Il.
Z" arrives. s. 80 A n. and 5s3o p. r..
81. oGls tT5in Leaves AS A II. and $40 P. n.
- arrives. 80 a. NJ. and $50 P. Il.
Ebslbyvi1s train lea7es.z:00 ?. n.
- arrives. % :36 a. Il.
E2s $3.50 An, and 300 P. II. tysinH DC cot run
on 55rdays.
The 3:l5 A y ard s.2o P. NJ. trsinz run daily.
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G. Rics 4 Co. are selling The cheapest
goods in the city. You can convince youF.
eelf BY buYing. - - Il
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If you want bargain in good watch
and chain, go and get one from G, r. CAL
houn d Co., Maxwell House. N.Y. #
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RoyaI Havana Lottery.

$3.50, coo in gold drawn every seventeen
days. Prizes casbed and information fur
pished. The highest rates paid for doub-
looms, all kinda of gold and silver, Span
ism bank bulls, Government securities, etc
Taylor i Co., Bankers, No. 16 Wall street,
New York. my16 d>f
ANcE Co., No. is maxwell HoUsE, NASH
VILE, TENN., July 8, 1S7l.-Mr. r bert
s. Hynes has been appointed Special Agent
of this Company for this city and county,
and We bespesk for him a courteous re-
ception and hearing from those whom he
may canvass in behalf of the Nashville Life.
JOHN Nj. Bass, President.
ras VIM HENRY SMITH, Secy.
iy11 st tues, thus& sun
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Photograph Of .hs caRl.ol n&prere:

Photograph of the Capitoi Emprove-
nsensszFreHresso OF ING WORK.
We published sometime since in the
UNioN AND AMEBIokN q lengthy report
mads by Mr.. Bogert, the New York Arcli-
feet, to the Inspectors of the Penitsntiary,
IN which he gave fell details If his plan for
ornanentiDg the grounds around tbs Capi-
tot his design has been photographed by
the firm of which he is a member and is
row hanging in thu cfiies of Maj. WILDER
! f.. Foster, the Eagineer in charge. At q
recent meeting of the Inspectors of the
Penitentiary Mel. Foster was elected as the
engineer to carry out Mr.. Bogsrt's plans,
though Mr.. Bogart may visit Nashville
every four or five months, If required.
The photograph gives a, very beautiful
picture of the grounds as they viii appear
after all the improvements have been per-
fected, and exhibits the carriage drives and
the numerous walks, fountains, entrances,
and also the location of the shrubbery and
flower btds. III short, it gives birds eye
view of most Of the details described at
length in Mr.. Bogart's report. Under the
supervision of Mi Foster the work will
be pushed forward as rapidly as circuna-
Stances viii permit. tsa sN-'
The convicts are now employed in max
ing the necessary excavations for the
carriage drive, the entrance TO which will
be On Park street. The excavations for
flower bed and other floral decorations
close to and around the Capitol building
are already far advanced towards compile
tioB. By the time the Legislature assem-
bles our law makers will doubtless witness
great and important changes On Capitol
hill. 9 Ffl
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NOZZLE, JAY 15.-Cotton dull at zoe.
for middlings. Net recefpts 2S9 bales.
Stock s. OS6 bales.
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Nasnv.no Flo.r ana arA,H saarA.,.

H8gOFEAA9 kEDsE eAAGs1 01AsaEA 1tdSsEA&4.
FLoUR-The market is active both for
export and local demand The stocks are
increasing, and all the grades are now to
be hsd. We quote as follows: Super
fine S.. so; extra IS 90; Xxx 800; family
$8@8. 25; fGncy $9@9 30.
CoRN MEAL-The market is firm and ac-
tive as follows: Loose unbolted 75o .
bushel; bolted soc; kiln dried $3.50 .
Dbl.
WHARF.-The receipts continne very
light. We noie small sales at S'1.30@1.5O
. bushel.
Conn., Shipments to-day of 600 BUSH
els at 75o y bushel, sacked and delivered
in depot.
market dull. ~ ..a.. BE M
. OArs-We quote at 40@i5 for new.
Dealers ere holding Western oats, cid crop
az 70@75e in store. ~. r.1.fI ~.
OFTAL-There is a brisk demand for
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Ladies and Gentlemen fine Travelling
Trunks, Valises and Satchels, elegant
finish, substantial and very cheap at Dun
stead's, AZ Market street. je27 If
A splendid assortment of spoon, fork
and table cutlery, clocks, gold pens and
full line OF spectacles can be found at G.
r. Calhoun L Co. 9, Maxwell House, st
low prices. myI Il
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The Nashville Life Insurance &c.
L. now paying its second annual dividend
of over 20 cent on the contribution plan.
iy11 81 tues, thus&
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Grand stock Of Trunks and Bags, very
low prices, at Rsmsgs Z Sons, 48 College
street. jYl4 If
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If you do not wish to have bills present.
ed to you nightly by mosquitoes, go to
Ed. II. .MilleE's, No. North College
street. and get one of those latest style
Patent Nets, which will be sold at the low
est prices. jel7 eodlm
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Geo. 4. Calhoun d Co., at the Maxwell
House, have large and splendid stock Of
jewelry, which they are offering very
cheap. d my7 If
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q'ts $I.OO; , qt5 81 80
Usual Discount to the Trade.
MAsoN's PORCELAIN LINED Fruit JARS
The best in the market Sold Cheap by
PHILLIPS, BUTToRFF & Co.,
ie28-tf Nc. % College St.
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Try our bargain counter for CATERS,
shoes and slippers, at prices from IS cents
and upward JOHN RAMAGE Son,
If As College street
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ie2s-tf
F. L. DAVIES & Bro. jewellers and Silver

JoEO-tI ANV' = NOIIUs5U NJ0a
F. L. DAVIES & Bro. Jewellers and Silver
smiths, Nashville:
The attention Of watch buyers is called
to our stock of Waltham watches IN gold
and silver cases, specially selected for our
own trade. These watches greatly excel
any others made in this country in beauty,
finish, variety and in fne time keeping
Qualities. and are offered at much lower
prices. msrl7 -
L zarus 4 Morris Perfected Spectseles
are the best. They never tire the eyes;
last many years without change, and are
warranted not TO break. Geo. r. Calhoun
& Co, Maxwell House, Jewellers and Op-
ticians, are sole agents for this county.
iy2 Pm
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Burnett's CocOains excells any
other hair preparation. ap9 1ag sun 1y
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GENERAL MARKETS.

SATURDAY, July IL, 1871.
Nashville Cotton Market
There was weaker feeling In the market
to-day, bat quotably unchanged. We
quote as follows:
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81. LOuis;Markets.

ST. LOUIS, July 15.-Flour in fair order
demand; Superine winter S4@4.5O; double
extra S5@5. 40; xxx $4,000. Wheat in
good demand at full prices for best grades,
No. red winter in elevator S125; sample
lots No. do, $3.50; choice to fancy white
s.. fool. As. Corn dull but unchangd;
mixed in bulk on track SOC; choice white
SIC; mixes.. sacked Coo. Oats dull and
dropping at >i4@4sc; new in bulk on track
closing at 4l@43c; sacked has declined,
closing at 50@52c. Rye lower at 6O@62c.
Whisky quiet at go. Tobacco quiet.
Hemp and Bsgging dull. Pork closed
lower at S15. 124@15.25; SIS 80 on orders.
Bacon scarce; orders filed for shoulders at
7kc; clear rib sides Sc; clear sides 9kc.
Sugar-cured hams Ice. Lard quiet at 100
104c. Hogs firm at SO 5000. 10. Cattle
in large supply, ranging st $2@5.50 Be
eeipts-Flour, $500 brls; wheat, 30, 400
bu; corn, 5, 400 bu; cats, Is, 400 bu; rye,
1890 bu; hog, 40 head; cattle $50 head
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received st the National Savings Company,
ooZ0sr Union snd College streets, whsEe
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations
are received hourly, and are always scces-
sible to the public:
LIVERPOOL, July Is, 1l:15.-Cotton
quiet Sales 1900 bales. Uplands go
81 ;; Orleans I'D.
L1vEnPoot, July 10, t3:OO.-Cotton
heavy. Sales j, 200 bales. Uplands Sd;
Orleans 99@94d.
NEW YoRK, July Is, 10:3O-Cotton dull
and lower. Ordinary uplsnds 158; good
ordinary 175; low niddling 19aa;; middling
2O5; Alabama 81; Orleans 2l4; Texas 213.
July delivery 195.
New YoRK, July15, 1P:O0.--MaTket dull.
Sales 800 bales on the spot. Ordinary up
lands 154; good ordinary 175; low mid
ding l955; middlng 20ss; Alabama 81; Or
leans u =; Texas 21A July delivery &c.
NEW YoRK, July 10, 12:45.--Market dull.
Sales of 365 bales for spinning; So bales
for speculation; 5000 bales on contracts.
Net receipts 2,13S bales. Exports to
Great Britain $40 bales; exports to other
foreign ports 5,052 bales; stock 2O3, 445
bales
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d. LOVEMAY & co.

Only at G. Rice & Cos you can obtain
bargains in Dry Goods. They never mis-
represent anything. 1t
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CITY NOTICES.
ONLY EIGHT DOLLARS.
The Greatest Reduction of
the Season!

We have reduced real, all
Solid Hair Chatham BraidS
down TO $500. CurlS, CHG
mems, FrizZettS, etc, reduced
prOpOrti0nately. Gall and
see them.
ID. LOVEiiAX 6 co.
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Those Patent Umbrella Mosquito Bars
at G. Rice & Cos, are surely the best in
the city, By far tho cheapest. Come and
get one before they are sll gone. 1t
The Nashville Life Insurance Co.
Ratio of death losses to rate assured, 80
per cent. jy11, tues, thus& sun
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WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS

Boiled IAnseed on slos, Raw 81 on. sperm 81 %
Bank zoe. Lubtg OILS $50 to 68c, Lard OIL 81 I5,
Cheap TO strictly pure White Lead &c to l2cs
III. CoPal Vanish g. 7. Asphalt S1.05 Best
English Vasnish 80 {gold), ochre 4sfe. Turpsn-
tine, pure, SOC. Wax Flower and artists mate
RAILS, Glazed sash AT LOW PRICES
- CH6S II. 6bUTEIETk
No. % North CJliege street, (ns@F UnIon.)
apr30 3rn 4thp $50 8 r-s -.l1f =
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The Nashville Life Insurance Co
Ratio of assets to liabilities, 270 to 100.
iyI1 81 tues, tbus&sun
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-04-28

In Gents guarantee give the
BEST CALF IN THE STATE AT FOUR DOLLARS PER PA
BOOTS and BROGANs have large dollar pair up
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-04-28
Which can always be bought at the Bottom Prices

can va be bought a the Bottom Prices
We make special
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE OF DRY GOODS
offered in including deserves attention. and the loves rate
ofpce.
cheapest mar andse possible prices
Respectfully Yours
W J.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-04-28

CROQUET SLIPPERS, below 1-akct Prices
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-04-28
IN CARPETS,

A magnificent stock
GENTS BLACK SILK HATS SOFT HATS and CAPS
In all the leading styles, Reduced Prices
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-15

A man broke chair over his wife's head
week or two ago. When he got to Jail
and the clergyman undertook to talk with
him he displayed good deal Of penitence.
lie said he was very sorry that he had per-
united his anger to obtain the mastery of
him and to suffer him to do such an act, be-
cause it was good chair, one of those good,
old fashioned Windsor chairs. which was
an heirloom in his family. and he knew he
never could replace it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-15

The Plaquemines Republican, says of the
rice crop:
The rice crop in our parish is now nearly
all harvested, and is very large and of ax.
cellent quality. So far, what rice has heen
sent to market has been sold for remuner-
ating prices. The amount Of money which
will be brought into or. parish for this
product will greatly exceed that Of any
previous year.