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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-01
Sherifs Sale.

me. National Hide and Leather Bank of Bos.
Curdy Il 90. cs. Alexander Suytha' iVor-
rams Of Attachment. 80" -
RY virtue OF warrants OF attachment, in the
~ case stated above, and pursuant to an
OF the Fifth Circuit, will sell, on TUESDAY.
Inc 80 day Of October next, at the tCottara
~ house next Weat to the Masonic Hall. on
Vas masiniington street, in Columbia. within the
bOoFS, SHOES and HATS, attached as the
property OF Alexander Smythe at the suits Of
the National Hide and Leather Bank Of Bos-
ION Ton, ps: alexander Smythe. and Tillett, Nc
Curdy Co. vs. Alexander Smythe.
The above sale will give dealers a Yare
1nanee to replenish their stocks, and is
Ierms caeh. p. F. FRAZEE. 8. r. g..
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"Motte's Victoria Tonic Bitters.' y
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.

For ne cure Of Dyspepsia. Ague and Fercr.
Bilious Discusses, General Debility,
ana al impurities cf The Blood
NlHEBE BITTERS have now firmly esta.
i bished themselves in tho favor OF the
public and the medical profession. Prepared
from purely vegetable ingredients Of acknow-
ledged efficacy, their unrlvaled aud highly
tonic, stimulating and prophryactic qualities
pccnliarly adapt them to all cases OF General
Debility, Nervous Prostration Of The Sys.
tom, 80.
As an e1citant Of the appetite and whole.
some aid to the process OF digestion. they
VIII be found to be very efica.ious. while
their peculiar medical properties render them
OF unequaled value to those subject 10 t;hilis
anu feVcr, Congestion, and other miasmatic
diseases. f~,''' ' a'io a'io
These Biters will be found most wonder.
fully sen:ficial In all cases Of Debility and Ir.
regu'ari.ies OF Females. Whertso. yer intro
duced. they become standard articIe-a
medicinal staple. Unlike the mauy pnxious
stlmulants advertised, they brace and furtify
me system EN- without exciting undue cerebral
acllon. They arc without doubt the beet to.
NC AMI constitutional renova tor ever offered
70 the pnbllc. MOTTE r. TARRANr.
Manufacturers aud Sole Proprietors.
Sold by E. II. HE1NirsII, Columbia. 5. q.
ocIt 10 emo
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new FALL DRY GOODS JUST In
AT THE
LITTLE STORE
OF
@. T.. JACKSON.

A LARGE STOCK to DO sold at very low
- II PriGes. All naT styles up to the times
auu OO0 IN In PRICES. Sent "a
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FAN and Winter Goods.

FAN and Winter Goods.
R THE undersigned begsleave to inform
W ms Customers, and the public general
;l- lA- ", that he has just returned from New
YORK with the most choice selection OF goods
ever brought to this market, embrac cling DOE
ohINS, Cloths, French ard English Ca 81
meres, ,,",,,, 'cstings, &c, OF the most modern
large assortment OF GENTS FURNISH.
ING GOODS. N
By paying closo attention to business. he
expects to receive share OF tho public pa.
trunage. G. ID. EBEnH Ann.
Sept 90 mind ~
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We challenge tho world to produce moro
varied assortment Of useful articles. and a,
prices to suit the million.
Il. G. SILVER DAVID JONFs
Oct1
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DRESS GOODS.

Our reputation will not dccrcuee by a yis;t
from our friends and patrons.
Gents furnishing Goods, Hoeiery, Luccs.
aud last, but not least, our ~
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Acacia Lodge No. 81, A. F. M.
* AN EXTRA Communication OF this
Wy Lodge will bo held in Masonic Hall.
.~,TD MORROW (1Ionday) EVENING"
ut O'Clock. The +. G. Degree will bo con.
ferrod. by order of tho w. M
L. NJ. BRENNAN, JR.,
Oct Secretary
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ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS IN
KNIT WOODEN GOODS.

CLOAKING, light and medium colors plain
and figured, and white corded.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. -Imnortcd
Hats, Turhans, Flowers aud Feathers.
DRESS MAKING in tho latest parisian
styles. '''" ~ =
manufactory in America : :
Carpets, English and American. No such
stock this eide Of Philadelphia.
~ Beautiful stock OF Chromos, Autographs,
photographs, &c.
Wall Papers, Decorations and House fur
nishing Gooda
~ French and English Cassimercs Beaver
9, Domestic Goods, Prints and Balmorsl
npTcc 0onnc
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~ me rathe for Temperanca Hall, &c., will
positively take place on tho 10th November. '-
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THE CROWDS THAT DAILY VISIT THE pOpUI
AND LOw-pN1CED DRY GooDa HOUSE OF
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-09

WELCOME NEws.-A Home fordisabled
and Superanuated Miners. The thriving
Of Grass Valley its founder. For
- % you not only aid in its construction,
but have a good chance to win Sl3,VwD.
Gifts in all amounting TO ~S90,@0-l.5ol
chanccs-lowcst prize $50. $4,000 to the
Trustees of the Home, Hon. VIM. Watt,
Hon. Thomas Findley, y. b. Brady, Dud-
ley Hpyt and Martin Ford, EsqS. No re-
duction in prize amounts. To be drawn
July 18th. For tickets apply 10
G. w. DIXON. Sec'y and Manager.
Office, Grass Valley, Cal, or Local Agents
in this city. jel-td
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-09
At CORSEIIAS Hot SPRIN

AT CoRNELIAN Hot SPRINGs.-The
following named persons registered at
the Comedian Hot Springs Hotel CIV.
b. Campbell, proprietor), on the
northern shore Of Lake Bigler, yester-
dav: +. J. Willis, William Nelson,
John II. Vanderbilt, New York; Mr..
and Mrs. Robson, Miss Motley, Bos-
ton. Mass; Washington Gicker, Sierra
Valley, Cal; J. b. CamPbell, John
SwatZer. II. w. Lowell, Tahoe City,
Cal: Seth F.. Marsh, Hartford, Conn;
O. II. Clash. Chester, Conn; II. NJ.
Serrance and wife, San Francisco;
Major General Schoetield. Colonel
Wherry, wife, child and servant, I.
:. Army; Hon. f. L. Aud, Mrs. b.
y. Aud, Miss Mamie Aud, Truckee,
CAL: Dr.. c. II. Van Patten. Costa
Rica, Central America; III. Franklin,
san Francisco: Dir. Charles \. Hol-
brook, Philadelphia.
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c INTELLIGENCE.


ARRIvEs.-From the CT. Railroad and
WaShoe at : a, m.
From Virginia, Gold Hill, silver CIty
and Dayton at 10 a. m.
at , p. IN.
From Lake Bigler at / T. IN.
DEPARTs.-For Washoe and c. T. Rail
rOad 1T i p. m.
For DAYTON. silver City, Gold Hill and
Virginia at 1 p. m -,
: Il. IN.
For Lake Bigler at 10 Il. IN.
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- 'HtilJtA- L lA-
For Lake Bigler at 10 a. IN.
MORE THIEVES ABoUT.-About :
o'clock yesterday morning a white
man of medium size stuck his arm and
head in at the window of Henri Mey-
er's carpenter shop which is also oe-
cupieG as a residence on Second street,
a few doors east of this office. Meyer
was lying close by, and, quietly get
ting up and going to the window,
struck the intruder a heavy blow III
the breast with his fist, whereupon the
mar ran off. During the night, the
room of Miles Wing, at the residence
OF Edwin Cushing, corner OF Second
and Fall streets, Vas robbed OF Il par
of blankets, a hat. and a silver watch.
The watch was in Wingstrunk, which
sat near an open window and was I'M
locked, the blankets being rolled up
and placed utop OF the trunk. 1t be
hOOyes people TO secure their houses
thoroughly, for no community was
ever cursed with as hungry a set OF
thieves as are now loungIng 0
this city. Every house ought to be
provided with a good siN-shooter, II
night watchmen should use a little
extra exertion while the city Is Hooded
with Migrants. No MAJ ought TO
strike a burglar with anything less
harmful than an AK or a teh-Inch
bowie, and siX-ShOOterS should he Well
loaded, newly capped, pointed care
fully at their breasts and tired at close
range.
TPorRrE-Two or three business
.his o.v bova baan dorrad ON
men u ms ~
the street, late AT night NllhIll Il Neeh
or two. by two or three desperate look
Ius ,Id h"atipm viii Commence.
Some good citizen may get the worst
OF It, at hr>t; "a 1t VIII he a one Slueu
ma III me emo
dence Will be quito ~stIlhc'eiI1 III e"Cn q
case, ana what has aI!G'uh oCo"'1o"
VIII be taken INTO c"ilNIoeI'''o"
AT GLENEEooK. The following
named persons reGI>tefed al the "le"-
brook Hotel "A. IL. SaNton, proprle-
tor. eastern shore of Lake Biglcr,
Yesterday: William Lowenstein, wife,
child and servant. Virginia. New; +.
0!'tsW li56i ~ w Crnrtnr and
wife. Sacramento; Mrs. rs. Freeman,
Woodland. Cal: James fiIlI, IT!ickee'
CAL; Daniel Collins, Grass Valley
Cal; John \anderhllt, >3~cralhttto'
Martin Burke. Iruckee, tal.
ORGANIZING. The developments
going on in the new mines across the
Carson river from this city are 50 fiat
tering that mining companies are he-
ing organized IN earnest 10 prosecute
WORN Ill tIe new Ni9''I-' % " "'
ora'eu sHoit-s'oP ""
having graduated IN inns city, mas
gone up to Virginia to show the boys
Briobt,s nose and left V a fresh coat
of paint before he left.
ID cirror S+or Paso Poll Clpb
VIII h'iu al
Friday evening. Election Of officers
and other important business. All
members requested TO De present.
A~r,1 REpoRr.-We are under
rnaa caorotarrr q
Iu5Iou r,r comics Of the utnnual
Report of the Most Worthy Grand
Master, to the Right Worthy Grand
Losge of Nevada, L. Q. o. f.
TuE PLazA.-The State Board of
Examiners. or some other authority.
oucbt to have Capitol Square cleared
of the rubbish which accumulated
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Arrivals at the Hotels.

ST. CHARLEs-GEoRGE IUFLY, PROPRIETOR.
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oRNsnY HousE-GEoReE D. FRYER, PROPRIETOR.
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III Mason Pine Grove Mr. E~lkinswell, Genoa
A Robinson. :" MI Parkins,
Zny, Ike BOwden,
: Fountain. Virginia " Hamilton. San Jose
Thos Eagar, Alameda E~obefmeyer, New iorh
Mrs Roland. Aurora Rerg. sulphur Springs
Chas Durr, Philadelphia NJ W Elklns, silver MI
J z Elliot, Summit Flume
CoREErr HOUsE-CORBETT BROTHERS, PROPRlEToRS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-04
The Japanese Coming.

The agent Of the Japanese Troupe arrived
in the city yesterday, and made arrange
ments for entertainments to be given at
Masonic Hall on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday nights next. The COTier-JOm7,dl
of yesterday speaks of their entertainment
in that city as follows:
The tricky Japs opened to a good house
last night, and juggled their way at once
into popular favor Their dizziness and
daring are equally admirable, some of their
tricks convulsing the audience with laughter
from their comicality, and their gymnastic
feats apparently approaching the very verge
of destruction, till ones blood fairly cur
died to see the risk and to think of the con-
sequences of the giving way of single
muscle under the extraordinary tension to
which all were subjected. "Little All
Right" is a marvel of agility and fexibility;
Yanausani and Yadsurochi are so dexter
GUS in their tricks as 10 defy detection. The
balancing and the bamboo feats were well
performed. Many of the acts are very
picturesque, Japanish, and fanciful. The
house will be crowded to overlooking to-
night
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-04

The thrilling drama of the " French Spy
was reproduced last night to a rather slim
audience, and, with all its attractions, it did
not possess that interest that it would have
done had the house been filed. However
good an actor or actress may be, or what
ever talents they may have, they lose much
of their vim and enthusiasm when
appearing before "beggarIy account of
empty boxes.n A small audience too,
helps to create a melancholy before the
footlights that is not pleasant To the seeker
of amusement. We were sorry to see so
few in attendance. If we expect to revive
the legitimate drama in our city, the people
must turn out. The manager may fail at
times in his efforts to please, but when there
is no lack in energy and enterprise on his
part TO bring out attractions, the public
should share to some extent his mistakes,
and by mutual interchange of opinion, the
defects, if any may be remedied. AT very
considerable expense, Mr.. Grey brought out
the Black Crook, which for gorgeousness
of scenery has never been equalled in this
country. The same piece, not any more
attractive, has been all the rage throughout
the Eastern cities, and largely patronized
everywhere until reaching Nashville, when
the manager, apprized by the nightly re-
ceipts, that it was not appreciated, determ-
ined to try something else, and this change
from spectacular to legitimate drama has
not had the desired effect, if We are to judge
from the numbers present last night. The
piece, we dare say, would have been accept
able to a crowded house, for aside from
its usual attractions, the ballet performance,
headed by that accomplished danseuse
Mile Devere and the introduction of Prof.
Hilton, the renowned ventriloquist, that
added to the entertainment offered for the
evening. This drama is to be repeat I'd this
evening, with Miss Kate Estelle as Matilda,
the French Spy. There are few artistes in
the country that can compare with her in
this character.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-04
THE COTTON MARKETs.

Selma, Nov. I.-Sales to-day $50 bales.
Mlddlings II nc; low middlings II &c. Market
quiet Some sales made at lower prices.
Montgomery, Ala, Nov. 1.-The cotton
market Of Montgomery is quiet. Low middling
lie.
Macon, Ga, Nov. I.-Receipts to-day coo
bales. Sales I93 bales; shipped SOS bales. Re
ceipts for the week ending this evening 1901
bales; sales 2,7S2; shipments 2,467. During the
week under eyiew the market has been duh al
most throughout. Yesterday there was a reaction
and slight advance. To-day the market has
been steady with good demand for Liverpool
middlings at 16Kc.
Augusta, Nov. I--To-day's market opened
with good demand, and ruled strong at II &c Tor
middling, until the reception of noon accounts,
which indicated less frmness in the New York
market, and rendered holders here anxious sell
ers; the market thus closing quiet and weak at
I6@11 &c for full middling. Sales 515 bales.
Receipts LEO bales.
Columbus, Ga, Nov. I.-COtton-Narket
quiet, closed weak; middlings l6Zc. Sales 16J
bales receipts 6f2 bales. Shipments 1876 bales
Atlanta, Ga, Nov. market quiet at
16xc on street and 16Ec in warehouse for New
York middhngs.
Boston, Nov. I.-COttOn quiet. Middlings
l9c. Net receipts 7+0 bales; gross 755; bales; eX-
ports to Great Britain - bales; sales 800 bales:
stock 5000 bales.
Baltimore, Nov. Lection quiet and firm.
Middhng 1S1 U1SHc. Net receipts 81 bales; gross
81 bales; exports cOastwise T5 bales; exports TO
Great Britain - bales; sales 257 bales; stock
. hoI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-04
Arrest of Alleged Murderers.

Some eight or ten months since worthy
citizen Of Rutherford county named Hall
was murdered and the circumstances of the
terrible affair were Of peculiarly atrocious
character. Suspicion was finally directed
towards Edmund Trailer and John Brown
as the guilty parties, and a true bill was
found against them at the last term of the
Rutherford Criminal Court. Since that
time the suspected men have been eluding
arrest, and rewards have been offered for
their apprehension. On Thursday last de-
tective officer VIM. Watson, accompanied
by MesSrs. McAlister and Crosswait, visited
the neighborhood of old jefferson. in Ruth
erford, having received information that
the escaped murderers had been lately seen
in that locality. After some investigation,
the officers were fortunate enough to find
Trailer and Brown concealed in old barn
near Jefferson. The accused men were
then captured with but little difficulty and
taken to MrrfreesbOrO and lodged in Jail.
Their apprehension OccasiOned considerable
excitement, and Trailer and Brown were
themselves very much surprised. Persons
who are acquainted with the circumstances
o. the tragedy entertain but little doubt as to
the guilt OF the parties arrested,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-04
Hart, Ryman and Barney MinstreIs.

Masonic Hall last night was packed and
iammed, and the only inconvenience was
that there was not room enough for the
vast audience to laugh as much as desired at
the many comic scenes and ludicrous wit
of the performers. Nashville never enjoyed
more genuine humOr and Ethiopian comedy
than has been presented by this troupe
which in every respect is superior
to any similar one in the Union. The
vocal instrumental and comic talent
added, TO experience and a care
full training render their exhibitions popular
and attractive upon every occasion. The
entertainment last evening was chaste and
well arranged, for the company does not
resort to vulgariSm or other disgusting and
disreputable language in their exhibitions.
to please the vitiated taste Of the public,
but though novel and generous humor
entertain and produce the best Of im-
prdssiOns upon the community which they
visit. Many acts and songs convey morals
that all should approve, and which would
not be inconsistent with duty TO
practice. Old Black Joe as sung by Adams
is most plaintive and soul stirring; during
its singing there was deep silence showing
how truly its pathoS had touched the feel
ings Of those present. Never have we
laughed more than during the Trials scene.
only TO hear the speeches of enthusiastic
young lawyers, observe the actions of the
different parties and behold the obsequious
look Of an insulted court Just as he speaks
Of sending a hdnlbus Scounpus after the Wit
ness, viii cause everyone to laugh until
laughter is exhausted. All should 90 to-
night, and attend the matinee this AFTER
noon at O'Clock. Burlesque, wit, humor.
pathos, music and comic absrlrlities are all
wonderfully combined and presented in the
most charming style. Tickets to The
matinee only twenty-five cents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-04
New Advertisements.

The National Savings Company, corner
OF Union and College streets, are doing a
regular Exchange and Banking business:
they receive deposits and allow interest
thereon; they furnish Drafts, in amounts
wanted, on London, Dublin, Edinburgh,
ard all parts of Germany; they keep for
sale Government, State and Corporation
Bonds; they buy and sell on commission,
stocks, bonds, gold, etc; and they at all
times pay the highest rates for gold, silver
and uncurrent money.
Particular attention is directed to the Ex-
ecutors sale of the DeGraffenried farm in
the immediate vicinity of Franklin. which
is TO take place on the 9th inst. The lands
are superior, the Improvements substantial
and commOdiOuS, the terms easy. No such
opportunity has been offered in this region
to secure a beautiful home or a fine farm.
II is only at rare intervals that property so
desirable is sold at public cutlery, and this
sale is verify of the highest consideration.
Browns g. Cheatham offer for rent the
Cahal residence, two and half miles from
the city, on the Gallatin pike.
See notice of w. T. Foster, administrator
Of J. NJ. Nash, deceased.
The ROYAL Japanese Troupe announce
entertainments at Masonic Hall next week.
The members of Cumberland Lodge are
notified 10 attend the funeral of the late B.
j.. ta'ler, Sunday morning at 9 o'clock.
Auction sale this morning by Barnes,
Spitz & Co.
Go to Thompson, Bros. & Kelly. and
purchase silk dress for thirty dollars
When visiting Louisville stop at the
United States Hotel.
Use the Dollar Reward Soap sold by
Jungerman Il Co.
The new COlonnade Hotel Phila,lelphi a
has no superior in the country.
See notice of church dedication al Frank
Rn Sunday next. A special train is to leave
here at S:45 An.
The American House, Boston, continues
to be popular with the travelling public.
I'm ordering shirts, let X. Ii. Thompson
take your measure for Benson's Capitol, the
late style out Benson has an attractive
assortment Of furnishing goods, and has
also introduCed the CaDitOl hat.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-04
Personals.

John E. Hatcher, of the Louisville Court
ey-JO,rnGi, distinguished for his facility in Gre
ating beautiful thought and racy sentiment,
arrived here yesterday. He left in the after
noon for Columbia, where he proposes
spending the winter.
Our former fellow citizen, Turner s. Fos-
ter. ESQ, now of Marietta, Gals at present
on visit 10 friends and relatives in this vi
cinity.
Mr.. j. Levine, now of Pulaski, is making
arrangements to settle in Nashville, to en-
gage in mercantile pursuits. We bid him
welcome. "l
Lieut.. Adams, of the United States Signal
Corps, is in the city. From here he goes
to visit and inspect the various weather
stations in the South.
Major Alden, the gallant Major Of the 9Th
Tennessee Cavalry under Forrest, is on a
visit to our city. The Major is now located
IN 81 Louis, and is one of the live business
men of that city.
>, Among the many guests of the Maxwell
Nous" are the following distinguished per-
sons: ten. E. A. O'Neal, Gen. Jno n
hather and Col. V. J. Murphy of Alabama
Gen. Dabney II. Maury of Virginia 60
Is. j. Hill and family McMinDyiIIn Tau,
Col VI. j. Wicks, Memphis, Rev. Dr CLad
rick, McMinnyille, Gen. Jno. Cor,DoI.
Springfield, Tenn, c. Nj Wilcox. Knnv
vile, L. Goldsmith, New York, Col Jno'
NJ. Fleming, Knoxville Press and JeraJJ
and James MarIix, New York,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-04
NASHVILLE GROCERY Market.

SUeARs-We quote as follows: Demerara Tx
@l3c; Porto Rico 106l1xc by the hogsheads,
half cent additional by the barrel; standard
hards HKc; New Orleans clarified white, 14c do.
yellow l2&c; coffee 13Hc; b do. 13Kc; do.
l3c. No New Orleans i'm the market.
MoLAssEs AND SIRUPs-We quote sirups at IS
@soc; golden strip Toe No New Orleans yet
arrived.
CoFFFE-we continue to quote a strong mar
ket as follows: Rio, common to choice, 23925c
Laguayra 2i@25c; Java q H93Oc.
IEAs-Market steady as follows: Imperial
SlGl.5O; Young HysOn SLl591.50; Black 90cG
Sl.25; GunpOwder S1@1.75.
FIsH-We quote Nos. and 3, S11.50@l2 and
SlO@1O.5O 2 barrel; half barrels Nos. I, 2 and g.
$3.50, $500 and S575; in kits, Nos. I. 2 and 3,
$3.50, Sl.75 and S16O.
RICB-We quote at 81 6t9c.
CHEEsE-FactOry advanced to Ice; Nutmeg
19kc; Young America &c.
NAILs-We quote at S4.75 for 1Ods and &c adj
ditiOnal for diminishing grades
CANDLEs-NOthing but full weights in the
market. We quote star, II o., 1IKc; 10 o.,
1Skc.
PowDER-An qualities declined. We quote
Dupont $3.50; Hazards 500; blasting S4.5s;
fuse, p 100 feet, 75c; Sycamore Mills $3.50.
SHoT-We quote patent S275; buck g.
LIQUORS-We quote common rectified whisky
gallon, 81; Robertson County S17563; BOur-
Don S1.259L5O; Lincoln County SL75@2.25; High
wines 81.
BAeGISe-we quote d hemp &c; fax ? IN,
&c.
COTTON TIEs-We quote at Sc
BRooMs-We quote at S2.5O@4 p dOz.
SoAP-We quote at 59sc ? 70, or S3@4-5o
box
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-04
a Musical TraAf

Messrs. Rudolph and Adams, of Hart,
Ryman & Barney's Minstrels, at the solicit
tation of several young gentlemen yester-
day afternoon repaired to Dorman's music
store and sung several songs. "Non e
Yer" "Last Rose of Summer" "Come
into the Garden, Maud were sung by Mr..
Rudolph in a most excellent style; possess
ing a well cultivated voice, susceptible of
well controlled information, strong. flexible
and soft, his singing ever meets with an APP
preciative reception. sour Way Across the
Sea" was sung by Mr.. Rudolph and Her
man Stewart, the latter of this city, and
was undoubtedly worth the hearing of those
who know how to appreciate strains Of rare
and sweetest melody. Many persons pass
ing along the street were attracted by the
music and stopped to hear the warbling Of
the gifted and enchanting singers.