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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-13
STREET RAILROAD.
This Important Enterprise n FIXED
Fact
Election OF a hoard of Directors.

The stockholders in the Edgefeld Street
Railroad yesterday met at the Office of A.
V. s. Lindsey, and organized by the cleo
ton of the following Directors, to-wit:
John s. Brarsford, A V. S. Lindsey, Jno.
P. White, Hugh Douglas, B. T. Wilson,
VIM. NJ. Cooke and n. Hobson.
After which, John S. Bransford was
unanimously elected President, B. F. Will
son Vice President. and w. n. Duncan
Secretary and Treasurer.
On motion, committee of three, con-
sisiiuc of Messrs. Bransford Lindsey and
Douglas, was appointed to confer with the
Bridge Company in reference to crossing
the bridge.
A committee of three, consisting of
Nessrs. Lindsey, Hobson and White, was
appointed TO confer with the authorities of
Edgefeld.
A committee Of three, consisting of
Messfs. White, Lindsey and Wilson, was
appointed TO investigate the cost of mate
nal, and best point for purchasing, etc.
This looks Ike business, and we con-
graduate the people of Edgefeld upon the
prospect of this long wanted enterprise.
The character of the directory elected is
evidence sufficient that ii will be right
fully managed and TO the entire sGtisfac-
ton of the people of Edgefeld. The stock
is sill taken, and provided the COM
pany can cross the Bridge, and make the
necessary arrangements with the corporate
authorities of Edgefeld, the work of laying
the track will be commenced Immediately,
and the road equipped and the cars Tun-
ming in sixty days.
If the Bridge Company will consent to
the cars running across that structure, and
exact reasonable compensation, say so
mach por head for passengers, it is pro-
posed to make the fare from Nashville 10
the end Of the line in Edgefeld, only five
cents, thus inducing every one now in the
habit of walking to patronize the street
railroad. In the long run this will also be
the source of large revenue TO the Bridge
Company. We hope to be abe in few
days to chronicle the commencement of
tie work.
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Nashville Grocery 1InrKets.


The market Is quiet, add without any
material change. Low grades New OElesns
sugars are exhausted, and choice Is firm at
fraction advance. We quote as follows:
SUGAR.-Rew Orleans 114@13c; De-
merara 13c;stand2rl hsrds IA &c; n. Orleans
clarified, white, I4c; DO yellow 13c A cof-
fee 1880; B do 133c; @ do 1910.
AoLAssEs AND SIRUPs-New Orleans 65
@70c; sirups 65@9Jc; golden strip 75c.
CoFFE-Rio, common to choice, 17@
19c; Lagusyra 21c; Java &c.
RICE-Firn a. 10c.
TxAs-Imperisll l. 2OgI. rs; Young HYson
S1.4O@1.75; Black SI9l.26; GunYosder
$1.25S1.75.
EIsz-MaokereI-Ncs z and J, 1890 ard
AGO y barrel: IL kits, Hes. /, 2 and 5
2 80, LIS and 81
UEEeaz-We quote f.ctoST ai l54c; Nut
meg 19kc; Young America PC.
NAus-De olined to 81 so for IOds and
25c additional for diminishing grades.
JlEpLEs-Stsr, light weight, 12@I3o.
rowDER-We quote az follows: Dupont
1915; Hazards 1915 blasting $4.75;
hdse, per 400 feet, 75o; Sycamore Mills
powder, 1913.
saCT-Patens 2.59 buck 2.75.
LACCCh1- re QNO<S CO0ll1cl ISCL4IS1
shiaEy . galion, 81; Robertson County
SL75G3; Bourbon $I.2594.50; Lincoln
County SI.75S2.25; Hghwinss 81.
.BAGaING-Honp 25928e; fax 3oe.
OoTToN IlEs-We quote st $3.50.
BBoozls-We quote st 2. 2595. 80 2 dcz.
SUNDBIEs-BlackinF 3 doz, 40@75c,
YGshbcsrds S2.75 3 dcz; Buckets, =
Goz., $2.50. Tubs $3.50 2 nest; No l
tubs SO per doz; No. 2 do. 50 per
doz; No. do So. Starch SIC. Candy
assorted stick lie = pound; fancy
assorted 18c y pound. Snuff $7.75 box
fo- CARROTS packed. Matches SO per
case. Pepper 22tc. Spice 15c. Ginger
15o. Oysters 1925 case foF one pound
oars; S5.25 2 case fcr two pound cans.
Canned peaches, two pound oane, S2.75
2 de-, soda $40.
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THE COURTS.

LAW CoUBT. -Testimony was yesterday
heard in the suit OF A. e. Trabue, Admin
istrator, vs.. L. Tanning. Argument in TIE
case will be heard on Monday next. Two
cases are set for trial today, at which time
Msj. John @. Thompson Will act as special
Judge.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-A number of motions
were yesterday disposed of, bat nothing Of
public interest TRANSFERRED. Court meets
to-day to finish up the work and sign the
minutes of tho term.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-Fines were yesterday
imposed IN large number of misdemear-
ors, mainly relating to gaming and tip
ping. A number of cases we're continued
until the next term. It is now expected
that the work of the term will be finished
this week.
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Cotton YARSs-Advanced to I2c, 1870,
15c and lie for 200. 900, 500 and 400.
LAND PLAsTzB-We quote in bags at $50
p toe
WRAPPING PAPEB-We quote small at
Doc; medium 75c, double crown 81.
SEEDS -Market very dull. We quota
Hungarian grass $1.75@2; Missouri mil
let Sl.75.
IROE-We quote as follows: Tennessee,
common bar, 6so > ID; Kentucky, do, &c .
ID; Tennessee band lose; Kentucky, do,
SIC; Tennessee boiler plate Sc; boiler
heads SIC; fire box 9tc; sheet, common,
54@6c; DO, Kentucky, 64@7c; do, Tennes-
see, 74@83c.
Window GLASS AND FLAsKs-We quote
by the box as follows: 8x1O, 1926; lOx
II, $3.50; 1OX14, "a. 80; 1Oxl6, 81. 90; 12x
is, S4.25; 12x18, $3.50. Flasks-J pint
by box, S2.75; pint, $3@3. so per box;
quart, So so per box.
HANULEs.-We quote extra axe SO in
$3.50; No. So; No. 81 70; No. Y
$3.50, Pick S1.50@1.75; Sledge 81 25@2.
CoTToN RoPE-We quote at zoe for and
5-!G, and 33c for ! inch. q.
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New Orleans Markets.

New ORLEANS, JoIy 12.-Flour quiet
superfne family $3.50; Xxx So 5O@5 70;
XXX $6@6 %. Corn scarce and firm;
mixed 75c; yellow 76c; white 500. Oats
scarce st zoe. Bran firm at $1.15. Hay
Choice prime 2S929c; choice 30@31c.
Pork dull; mess $16.25. Bacon dull at 7s9
9!c@l04c. Sugar-cured hams 14@15e;
choice 15t@164o. Sugar dull; common
.94c, prime 11t@114c. Molssses firm; city
reboilei 30@65o. Lard firm; tierees 1910
1O3c; fierce 114c. Whisky Western rec
tilted 922e@$1.O24c. Coffee 13i@152c.
Sterling 124s. Sight 60 premium. Gold
lI2A
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what are the Wild Wave. Sayings


Go ask the troubled waves whose ceaselees Foar,
In fury breaks upon the distant shore;
knoTJe somespot in all your lonely round,
where pain is not? But ease and comfort found.
The wild waves answer with perpetual roar,
That very place is " AIN & WALKERS SToRz.
60 ash the wind that sweeps across the plain
10 distant lands, and then returns again,
Have ye not found an antidote for care?
balm to save our fast departing hair7
Old Boress answers from his icy throne
Ills found In WAIE 4 WALKER's HATS alonsl
IT'S thus Old Boreas and tho Ocean speaks
10 him with aching head, that comfort seeks:
Try Vain and Walkers Ventilated Hat,
twill cool the fevered brain an more than that
Make lie pleasure; save your falling hair
The same old number on the Public Square.
The 'Katy Did" "Katy Didn't" "Cantaloupe,"
Tropical, " "Will~O' the-Wisp,r and all the latest
styles of Ventilated Hats, for the hot weatl er.
Panama and Straws for men and boys and chill
dren In great variety. Orders from q distanc g
promptly attended to. VAIN Il WALKER,
Hstters and FuTriscs,
sprS 4 "a Public Squsre.
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e,he Rev EtoteI Protect.

There is a good deal being said about the
vraci liability Of erecting a spacious hotel
IL proximity to tho squere, and convent
eut also to The Wholesale grocery trade.
Tho present site Of The st. Charles Hotel,
together with the several buildings adjoin-
ing has been suggested as the best locality
fox such structure, and those who are
taking pscmiuoa' part IN the prospective
enterprise, arc faEorsblv Inclined 10 thet
point As to whether the St. Charles. and
2 sufficient amount OF other property in
tie ueighborbOod can be secured. is a
question which as yet, is undecided.
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity.

The National Convention Of this society
(Which is literary met at the City Hall in
this city yesterday. About fifty Chapters
of the Fraternity were present By their
delegates-leaving only about eight alb
sent. MIR. A. A. Murphy occupied the
chair, and 4. Fl. Lusk acted as Secretary.
During yes erdayS sitting the following
officers were elected 10 serve durius the
usual term
A. a. Murphy, President.
NJ. Mathews, Vice President.
A. Fl. Lusk, Recording Secretary.
G. A. Howell. Corresponding Secretary.
c. 2. Curd, Treasurer.
The Convention will continue its sas-
sions from day to day till its business is
completed. The members manifest an
enthusiastic interest in the success OF the
Fraternity, which is shared by many
friends throughout the South.
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Tho Lebaucn Law ScI,ool.

The LsbGncr Law School is IN keap,nr
vita tho spirit Of the age, IN reducing It's
csurz6 from - months, 10 10 months.
Gl.z is done by condsnsinP the studies,
giv,rg the Same amount Of law as former
H. IN ten no this young man, by close
.aEGcsioB. Viii not only get q diploma
al1 g license 20 practice law, bus thor
oTgh kuoolo5gs Of the rules Of practice.
By 'h.s means the expense Of five months
bead Is saved, wh.ch is an item Of inter
sst The Lebanon Law School IL IN a
iloarish.rg condition, having had 81 stu
ae..s last session. II the Gays Of Eeihu-
eelaa, q young man might afford time TO
study law at home, but IN this age Of steam
ho mus: begin early to keep mp with the
zines The next session opens the lst
NJ lndsy ia September.
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Gentleman Gained ia HIS Own
House,

The Trustees Of the Hebrew Ladies' Be
noyolent Society surpn ed Mr. Nj. Field
man az his residence, on South High street.
yesterday evening, by presenting him, IN
the name Of tho Society, with al elegant
gold mounted cane, with appropriate IN
s1rIItIon. Mra. Felanan was also well re-
membcrei by being presented with neat
case containing two large spoons of solid
silver. Mr. and Mas. Feldman have for
the last SIX years worked faithfully in be.
half Of tho Society. Through MIR. Z. s en-
crgy and perseverance,, the Society has &C.
oomplisbed a great deal Of good, and re-
heved at least temporarily many poor
families. May the recipients Of the gifts,
may the Society at large and may each 10
dividual member thereof live long and
prosperous.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AsseCIA-
TION.

Card from the Board OF Directors
The Board of Directors of the Nashville
Library Association have secured the main
room Of the Bank of Tennessee, a loca-
ton the most central and accessible in the
city, and have made all the necessary ar
rangements to opennto the members of
the association library and reading room
which will do honor 10 the community.
The terms of admission to membership
are as follows:
annual membership. 90
Honorary ..................... II 90
Life i" ........ so GO
No young man engaged in business as
mechanic, salesman or clerk, or in any ca
pacity whatever can afford to lose the
advantages for intellectual and moral i'm
provement thus presented at such small
cost. No young lady should be willing to
be deprived of the advantages and pleasure
she may derive from the books and peri
odicals thus brought within her reach. 1t
now rests with the citizens of Nashville
whether this enterprise begun so auspi-
ciously shall have a weak and sickly
growth, or whether it shall rapidly become
worthy of this prosperous and growing
city. It is intended for the benefit of
every Class OF our people, ana sh0uld meet
with encouragement from every quarter.
On and after the 18th of July, the Beard
will be ready to receive at their room
in the State Bank building, donations of
books, pamphlets, manuscripts, pictures,
maps, etc and they solicit such donations |
from their fellow-citizsns. Persons who |
choose to do 80, may loan to the Eibrary |
such works as they are willing TO share |
with the public, retaining ownership CT |
the same, and the power of withdrawing |
them at pleasure.
All donations of the character above |
described, will be most thankfully received. |
NJ. b. HOWELL, President.
j. b. CRAIGHEAD, Vice President.
GEoReE S. BLAoKIE, Cor. Sec'y.
JAS. A. THOMAS, Rec. Secretary.
w. Z. DUNNAwAY, Treasurer.
L. II. HAMILTON.
q. p. THuRsToN
II. SHEFFIELD, NJ. d,
w. T. FOSTER,
L II. LANIER, DR.,
T. L. REID, Directors.
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NashvilIe Prov,slon mnrkeI.

Market very quiet and without change.
We quote packed from store as follows:
BAooN-Olear sides 10c; clear rib sides
sc; shoulders 73c; country hams 124o and
very scarce.
CHOICE HAMs-Hart & Hensley's G. G.
@. canvassed l53@16c.
BREAKFAST BACoN-HRrt 4 Hensley's
choice S. @. @. O.'C. breakfast bacon, can
Vassed, 14@15c.
LARD-Choice leaf in tierees 11Ac; half
bbls 12c; kegs 124c; 10 ID caddies l5e;
8 ID caddies 153o; lb caddies 1870; buck
eta 1jc.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIET SIGNAL OFFICER
W =. -t1r,-..r-n.r n Il Inl.r 1 IGZ1

OFIiCE or The CiIEI SlGNAL OFF1OER
WASHINGTON, D. o., July u, 1871.
Synopsis t0rtbC past tJoenty-t 0ur hours
The barometer has varied considerably
on the California coast, and fallen slightly
at the Rocky Mountain stations and in tho
Northwest. It has risen bat little from
the Mississippi stward, and is still falling
IN New England. The temperature has
risen quite high on Lake Superior. and 10
nearly the same extent from Northern
Ohio 10 Southern Missouri. Southerly
winds are now reported west of Michigan,
and have also prevailed during the day on
the Gulf coast, with threatening weather
in Northern Florida Rain has fallen very
generally from the Ohio river to the Mid
die and East Atlantic coast, bat cloudy and
clearing weather has prevailed over that
region this afternoon.
PROBABILITIES. - Low Barometer with
fresh winds from the South and South
west will probably continue on the
upper lakes. A local rain storm is proba-
bly, advancing north-eastward in West
Tennessee, and light rain is probable for
tonight or Thursday from Florida to
South Carolina. Partially cloudy and
clear weather will probably continue in the
Middle and Eastern States.
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New YoRK, July IL, 2;15.-Markst dull.
Sales Of 500 bales on the spot. Ordinary
uplands 151; good ordinary 175; low mid
ding 19E; middling 205; Alabama 81; Or
leans 81 /; Texas 219.
NEW York, July IL, 3O.-Marlset dali
and nominal. Sales of 600 bales. Ordi-
nary nplands 15s; good ordinary III; low
middliDg 19ss; middling 205; Alabama q;
Orleans 2144; Texas 21t. July delivery
193. Sales $50 bales for spinning; 10000
on contracts. Net receipts IL, 455 bales.
Exports to Great Britain $3.50 bales.
Stock 100, SS5 bales.
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EovaIEIayana Lottery,

$3.50, 900 in gold drawn every seventeen
days. Prizes cashed and information fur
nished. The highest rates paid for doub-
looms, all kinds of gold and silver, Span
ism bank bills, Government securities, etc.
Taylor & Co., Bankers, No. 16 Wall street,
New York. myl6 d&wtf
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Dividend Notice.

SOUTH NASHVILLE STREET RA-O.p71aF,
~ Coat meeting Of the Board OF ISi-ecfo-s
held this day, Semi Annual Ovid "a OF s,,ur
per cent on the Capital Stock Of the Oornna1v
was declared, payable on presentation of fbeir
No 472 South College street, on and after to day'
July 8, 1871. r A BARNFS
jV7 Nv &C., 81 -,
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Louisville Live stock Market.

CATTLE Market dull. We quote extra
iue steers, averaging 900 to 100 TBS at
3i@4o; good medium 3@34c; scalawsgs
2@3c.
SaEEP--In fair demand at SI.25@2. %.
Hoes Bot few arrivals. Nc quote
rominaliy at 3@3tc.
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DOR CAIRO, ST. LOUIS AND IT.
II NEW ORLEANS.-The fne Pas, EzsSs.lsS.sz -
senger Steamer B EskSVEELE, Why rINz.
Master, TsAD GIBSON, Clerk, viii leave az above
on FRIDAY. the 18th inst, at O'Clock NJ For
freigh: OF passage apply to HARPEg 4 ARTHUR,
Agts., Nos. Al and AZ Upper Wharf, or HARRISON
h SON. VI
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Pleasure Excursion Deferred,

Ozipg 10 the Indictment weather yester-
day, the picnic TO have taken place in the
neighb5rhood Of Maj. Goff's was postponed
Tn.i Saturday mex. Invited guests aye
raHaas.ed 90 nska motto Of The faet.
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Edgefeld Prcpsrty.

IN OUR BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN TOWN
Il scross the river, We hive for sale some choice
residences, both large and small street rail-
road viii soon run through this heart OF the town.
and mske it as agreeable for winter Is summer
residence We invite all TO sxAnins t,ur buIle-
tlns. ARLINGTON, FARRAR z wEAKLEF.
iva toes
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jy11 st tues, thus& sun Special

L.zsrus & Morris Perfected Spectacles
ara the best. They never tire the eyes;
last many years without change, and are
warranted not to break. Geo. L. Calhoun
& Co., Maxwell House, Jewellers and OPP
ticians, are sole agents for this county.
iy0 ON
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Col. Albert is now near the head waters of
the Cumberland, engaged in making s1r-
vevs preparatory TO improving the river,
IN accordance with the act of Congress
arp-opyir;ing $50 coo for that purpose.
We understand that he hes divided his force
into two separate parties, aud that they are
descending The river.
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL,

Harket street, near the Square, Nashville,
Tenn. N. B. HAMnToH, Proprietor.
Single meals, SO cts. Boarding and lode-
rg, per day, -, nov1 d&wtf
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" ASFVILIE. TENN.
: tE0Ro no C0RmEsPONDENEs.

: NDED 10 tJktIEL>PUNDI.fs -
We beg 70 say 20 all correspondents
that If ihry wish t1cir articles published,
they must write on only one side Of 3
sheet OF their pGPer.
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Owing 20 ,he irclomency Of tho weather,
tls Evening Picnic which was to have been
given az Nj. A. T. COTS Grove, vestor-
d., was postponed until next Saturday,
July u, 1871
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rnment seourities are As foIIous:

London advices of yesterday quote
5-a0s '62 at 92s; '65s at 9Is; '67s at 9O9;
and 10-40s at 9O5.
Tennessee bonds are quoted in New
York at Il 10 for both the old and the new.
Bank OF Tennessee notes are quiet and
hrm. Dealers buy at 85c and sell at SIC.
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We had another good rain in this locality
yesterday, and indications point to the be-
llef that it was more general than on Mon
day. With the same amount of rain
throughout the adjoining counties that has
fallen here, the corn Drop viii be immense
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FRANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened in New YORK yesterday at
l12s, advanced to 1.123, and closed at
1123. Dealers here we're paying I12 and
were holding at I12s.
Exchange on New York is bought by
the banks at par and is sold by them OF !
premium.
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Norris City Bends.

EiOLDkks tSF TIE NEW CITY BONDS, OR
- OF you ions signed by myself Treasure Z,
Que or psf dus, will please present them to .h
Ieiles OF the Third National Bank or at ny Of
NC, for immediate payment.
AE5ON NELSON
jy71w Cftv STreasure-
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The Nashville Life Insurance Go.
Ratio of assets to liabilities, 27O to 100.
jyl1 st tues, thus&sun
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Cr-.avoidaB!v Crowded Out,

2 lengthy account Of the Tobacco Fair
ST ClzrEsvi-io Is .uaavoidigbIy crowded out
q LIS issue
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THIS CELEBRATED FEMALE SEMINARY =
Il near Lebanon, Tenn, bsgins its next session
on the first Monday in September AsIe Faculty
OF Teschers; every Department Of EducafiCar
taught; elegant, c8paciOus buildings: unsausbsff
retreat Tor study, health aud moral trzfnfnz:
regular church attendance; beautiful Grounds
perfect department observed By pun. Is as a ruiz
Of conduct rather tlsp Of school discipline. Two
daily trains run bet 9ean Lebanon and Nashville.
Far circular with terms, etc, apply TO the
Principal,
MIS-. n. LAWRENCE LINDsLEY,
jy6 deOdhw.m ?. . Box 4S, Lebanon Tenn
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! EnrrcIfnI Mitmcss,


Some time ago Morse, the colored at
torney, gave the Grand Jury testimony on
which Henry Harding was indicted for
tipping on Sunday. Yesterday the case
came ap for trial in the Criminal Court,
and Morse, called on testify, claimed to
have no recollection of the matter en-
hIaced in his Information TO the Grand
Jury. In this view Of the case, the At
torrsv General had 70 surrender at dis
croiion. md felt half inclined to drive the
f1Igeifal witness ont Of count, and have
bim Indicted for perjury. The court in
s'ructod The jury t. render q verdict of not
guilty as 70 the Indictment against Henry
Harding, there being no testimony TO
sustain the Chargs against him.
Important TEAiIrOad Meetings at
1surfrec sbOro ana 1ICuinnviiie-
E'Hc Cumberland and Ohio Rail
rpsd.
Tie Executive Committee OF the Cum
b3rland add Ohio Railroad will hold a
meeting today at Murfrecsboro, 10 take
toto consideration propositions from varl-
Gus railroads n Tennessee IN regard to
connections with the Cumberland and Ohio
road.
Ga Thursday the same committee viii
hold IA important railroad meeting at Nc
Mnnville, when delegates from various
railroad lines ii Tennessee and Alabama
ars expected TO be present, and arrange
ments will probably DO made 10 push the
Cumberland AID ONO ROAD through to the
gait We were informed yesterday, by a
gentleman prominently connected with
railroad affairs, that the Pennsylvania Cen
tral Railroad Company have offered, if the
Cumberland and OHIO Railroad Company
will grado its road and build the bridges,
to furnish all the rolling stock and equip
meuts that may be required to put the
road 10 running order, even if it extends
TO the gulf
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Legal Ra ate OF Interest i'm Tennessee
10 Per Cent,

Notice the difference in results between
various rates Of interest.
800, invested at 10 per cent for so
years, amounts 10 81, 1900.
800, invested at per cent for so years,
amounts to only $1,842.O2.
The Nashville Life Insurance ia now in
vesting its means safely at more than 10
per cent. Let thinking men consider this.
ROBERT S. HYNEs,
jy11 81 tues, thus& sun Special Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-13

LONDON, July II -Consols 935 for
money; 93S@934 on account; United States
5-20s Of 1862 92s, 1865 9299, 1868 9l9,
lO-4Os 904. Tallow Cos 3d@6Os Sd.
LIVERPOOL, July 12.-Ootton easier;
middling uplands 9Bd. Orleans 9sd; sales
1900 bales on speculation, and exports
1900 bales; shipments from Bombay since
the last report 10000 bales, and not 80, 900
bales as previously reported. Beef CPS Cd.
Cumberland middles 36s Sd.