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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-31
RIVER News.

The river continues stationary at this POINT
with II inches on HaTpeth Shoals Weather in
dicating rain last evening
As yet we have heard nothing about the pro-
gramme for our steamers the coming season, and
II any new "mOyes' are 70 be made, they have
not vet come TO light.
The steamer Little Rock, Of The St Louis and
Arkansas River Packet Line, had the misfortune
TO knock hole in her hull, some fifty miles be-
low Pine Bluff, on her last trip down.
The steamer Sallie struck the bank above Cairo
Thursday morning, causing her 10 leak badly,
and slightly damaging the cargo in the bOld.
Mr.. j. II. Carter, the river editor of the st.
Louis Times, the author Of Commodore Rolling
pins marine effusiOns, is getting mp a humorous
almanac for 1872, 70 be entitled tsCOmmO,Ore
koilingpin's River Almanac" 1t will be illus
Tated, contain verv few dry statistics and wilI
be issued in four OF five weeks, and sold for TWEEN
ty-ive cents per copy.
The Pittsburgh Gdrctte OF Saturday says: No
rise vet and what is worse still, but little prOs-
pect Of one. The recent rains as vet, have had
steambOatmen generally have concluded that
there will be no water until after there is a good
fall Of snow. The weather last evening was quite
cool, and the wind having shifted around % the
west, 1t is not likely that there viii be any more
rain for the present.
The steamer Jerth Smith struck a snag six
miles above the mouth al White river 90 the
9th, at P. NJ, and sunk to the boiler deck. The
boat Is a total loss; no insurance. She had $50
bales of cotton for Memphis. No lives were lost.
Capt. Herben got the Legal Tender 10 90 70 the
wreck and save the cargo.
by Telegraph
CAIRO, Oct. 30.-The river tell inches. The
weather cloudy. Thermometer -.
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Markets BY FRLEGRAPH.


Liverpool, Oct. 3O.-COtton steady mid
ding upland 90 @9Kd; middling Orleans 94d;
sales 10000 bales for speculation, and export
5000 bales.
New York, Oct. -COtton-demand good
at fun prices; middling upland lSze.
Cincinnati, Oct. 3O.-COttOn duh low
middling H. re.
ST. Louis, Get. 3O.-COttOn duh and nOmi-
nal, middling H@lkc
Louisville, Oct. 3O.-COtton quiet mid
ding held at HKc.
Memphis, Oct. 3O.-COtton dull; mid
ding l7k @HHc. Received to-day 2,s25 bales;
shipped 5 ,SS5 bales.
New Orleans, Oct 3O.-CottOn hrmer;
sales 1850 balesi good ordinary 17Kc; low mid
ding H4 else; middling 1SHc; receiptsc 6,161
bales; exports to LivirpOol 503 bales; New York
1,337 bales. Stock 50, 74S bales.
Charleston, Oct. 3O.-Cotton steady; mid
H4c; net receipts 2, 64s bales; exports cOastwise
1,Iss bales; sales 400 bales; stock 20 1Si bales.
Savannah, Oct. 30.-Cotton strong and in
good demand; middling HXc. Net receipts s.
s2s bales exports coastwise 1872 bales; sales L.,
800 bales; stock 80 90 bales.
Mobile, Oct. 8o.--Cotton firm, middlinRs
1Sc Net receipts 4, 458 bales; exports coaAtwise
430 bales; sales 800 bales; stock % ,s04 bales
Galveston, Oct. 30.-Cotton firm; good
ordinary 15K@15Ke. Net receipts 1,l29 bales;
exports eoastwise 70 bales; sales 400 bales; stock
80, 553 bales.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Oct. 80, 4:3O p. M.-COnsols-92K for
money; 90 on account U. S. 5-20s 1852; 91k;
do 'G5, 91K; do 81, %; 10 4O's, s9k.
PARIS, Oct. 30.-Rentes 5If SIC,
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d. n. Neylan has placed on our table a
copy of this annual for 1872, issued by the
Catholic Publication Society of New York.
1t is less bulky and more attractive than
the old fashioned directories, and is we
think decided improvement on them for
the purposes of general circulation. 1t is
elegantly gotten up on tinted paper and lib
orally Illustrated, while its contents present
an attractive variety Of religious anecdote,
art, biography, history and statistics that
should win its way to every Catholic centre
table.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

Selma, Oct. 2S.-Sales to-day 40 bales.
Mlddlings II Ne; low middlings II k9H &c. De
nand light; market quiet and easier.
Macon, Ga, Oct. 2S--Receipts to-day 900
bales. Sales $50 bales; shipped 2s2 bales. Liver
pool middlings weak at 16Ac.
Montgomery, Ala, Oct. 2S.-The Mont
gOmery cotton market is quiet at 161s @lGkc
for low middling.
Atlanta, Ga., Oct 2S--Market firm and
quiet. We quote New York middlings at Ice.
Baltimore, Oct. 2S--COttOn dull and nom
inal. Middling 1sKc. Net receipts SO bales;
gross 357 bales; exports eOastwse 81 bales; sales
o. bales; stock 2 ,437 bales.
Boston. Oct. 2S.-COttOn quiet and steady.
MIddlings 1s4c. Net receipts IS bales; gross
asa bales; sales 900 bales; stock {, 500 bales.
augusta, Oct 2S.-COttOn quiet and weak.
Middling 16Hc. Net receipts /, 900 bales. Sales
500 bales.
philadelphia, Oct. 2S--COtt0n quiet;
middlings 1SAc-
Columbus, Ga, Oct. 2S.-Cotton-Market
quiet; middlings l6Kc. Sales 1873 bales; receipts
Isl bales. Shipments PSI bales.
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The Right Spirit.

We were talking yesterday with a stock
holder in the present Bridge Company, but
who has been from the beginning warm
advocate of free bridge, and voted for the
proposition at the election in Edgefield Oh
Saturday last. He remarked during his
conversation that notwithstanding his
stock in the Suspension Bridge, and the tax
he would be required to pay in Edgefeld
he was still willing by private subscription
TO aid in the construction of the free bridge.
That is the sort of spirit that viii put
through any and all important enterprises.
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Anew Book-seNorton House, >,

Messrs. W. T. Berry & Co., of this city,
have received "M0rtOn House." by the
author of Valerie Aylmer." The latter
work has been generally read, and widely
admired, receiving the commentator ofthe
first intellects of the country. "MortOn
House" is an improvement on the first, and
places the gifted authoresS, who is a lady of
North Carolina, among the first in the
Union. 1t possesses all the elevated tone
of its predecessor, a style of few faults, a
beauty of plot and contrivance that give it
an interest in the hands of all readers of
fiction, and will defy mere criticism. We
cannot refrain from an expression of pride
that one of the elegant daughters of Ten
nesSee's mother State, North Carolina,
should have so deeply impressed her genius
upon the literature of our age and section.
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ALireIxDrax Horse.

Yesterday, on South Market street, dray
horse who had grown tired of his vocation,
or else was troubled with desire to run
the machine Of his own accord, made bold
dash against the restraint placed upon his
liberties, and in the frenzy of the moment
might have broken his neck or gone head
foremost into the river but for the fact that
other vehicles and horses could not be got
out of his way. The collision of his own
with the other drays put stop to his pro-
gress without resulting in much hurt or
other damage.
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Nashville teachers normal Cras,

The following should have appeared in
our paper of the Goth:
The exercises of the Normal class at the
Hume School, on Saturday, were not only
interesting in manner and matter, but i'm
proving to the teachers engaged.
First came DIR. w. NJ. Shaw, a profess
sional penman, who gave instruction to the
class for half an hour in the art and style of
writing, greatly to the satisfaction of all.
The next four hours were spent in regular
recitations in arithmetic, geography, read
ing and English grammar, indicating great
interest taken by the corps, and determin-
alton to make themselves both Skillful and
professional teachers.
The City Superintendent added some
general instructions to the corps of teachers
with reference to the course of study and
methods of teaching, and closed by invit-
ing the teachers to attend the meeting of
the State Teachers Association Wednesday
and Thursday next. He also read an invi-
tation from the Librarian of the Nashville
Library, requesting the teachers to visit and
take interest in the same.
NtnN-1rrrT 1s1u,N-yN a N-S,u, a n
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Domestic Mating.

In its review of the dry goods market, the New
York Bulletin of the 2sth SAYS
new article OF domestic mating has just
been put into the market here, and promises TO
be a formidable rival TO the cocoa" and ''straw
mattingS. 1t is known as Russia mating, and is
made entirely from fax, rendering 1t much more
pliable than any of the mattings now in use, and
much softer TO the tread. In addition to this it
said to be very durable, and tests have shown
that. when subjected TO the same wear, it was IN
perfect condition after cocoa mating had become
unfit tor use As the jObbing price has been fixed
at but 6nc per yard, it is likely to soon become
popular for all uses to which il is adapted.
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A short Suear Cron.

The recovery of our agricultural prosperity
still eludes us. The elements seem to be in
league with the redeemed, regenerated and dis
enthralled" African to thwart the endeavors of
our most experienced and enterprisngs cotton
and sugar planters. Last year the cotton crop,
owing to prolific yield and coHsequentlog prices,
barely enabled the planter TO keep hishead above
water this season the yield falls off fully one
third while corn gives barely half crop.
The sugar crop, it was generally expected,
would give a fair average yield, but according TO
the statements Of a number OF planters, who
called upon us yesterday, this has been one Of
the most disastrous seasons for cane known for
wears, to say nothing ofoar unreliable and expen-
sive labor To begin with the Stubble cane sur
fered extensively from frost last winter ana seed
cane was much injured Add to this that, con-
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The Cotton Movement.

The New York Financial Chronicle is in pos
session of the returns showing the receipts, ex-
ports etc. of cotton for the week ending Oct. q ,
and from the figures thus obtained it appears
that the total receipts for the seven days
have reached SO 1863 bales against 50 3S bales last
bales three weeks since, making the total receipts
since the first of September, 1s71. 363 039 bales
against 437 622 bales for the same period of 1870,
showing decrease since Sept. 1, this year, Of
"A 5S3 bales. The exports for the week ending
this evening reach total OF 80, 911 bales, of which
80 S99 were to Great Britain, none to France, and
u to rest of Continent, while the stocks as
made up to date are now 2l9, 526 bales. Compared
with the corresponding week of last season, there
is a decrease in the exports this week of 1921
bales, while the stocks are 1926 bales
less than they were at this time year ago. We
make the following extracts from the Chronicle
VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COTTOS.-The following
table shows the quantity of cotton in sight at
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-31

Isaac Walton fished up lot of carpen-
ters' tools, belonging to another individual,
and under such circumstances as to give
the act the appearance of theft. Arrested
on warrant charging him with larceny,
Walton was furnished an opportunity to
disprove the soft impeachmentr but failing
to do so, was required by Justice Wilkin-
son to furnish security for his appearance
at the Criminal Court. The required bond
was given
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Smashed.

A negro at the Hook and LadderhOuse,
South Summer street, last Sunday night
having been disturbed by ''dorgs" determin-
ed to stone the next which came that way.
Preparing himself accordingly, he let fly a
whizzer at stump tail canine but was ter
ribly surprised to hear the glass on a gas
post near by crash instead of the dog yell
ling, and also regretted such an expression
Of anger on his part, as policeman quickly
stepped up and raised his pocket book TO
the tune of one better.
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What Will Nashville 10.

Il am glad to see the pluck of little
Edgefeld, in the decisive majority she gave
in favor of the free bridge movement, said
an enterprising resident of Nashville yes
terday. "But, he continued, II am afraid
our city win not be so LIBERAL" We told
him not to be afraid, that we had never
known Nashville to refuse to meet a neigh
boring city half way in any work of enter
prise. Not bit of it, Edgefeld has come
to the middle of the Cumberland river, and
Nashville won't be backed out by the little
but spunky corporation on the other side.
Mark that $500.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-31

The following are the cotton quotations re-
ceived at the National Savings Company, corner
Union and College streets, where cotton, gold,
bond and stock quotations received hourly;
and are always accessible to the public.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. so, 11:15.-CottOn market
steady. Sales 10000 bales. Uplands 9xd; Or
leans 97sd.
LTvERPooL- Oct. 50, 12O.-Cotton steady. Mid
ding uplands 9xd Orleans 93d. Sales to-day
10000 bales; 200 to spectators.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30, 10;30.-Market quiet
Ordinary 16c; good ordinary TKc; low
mIddling 1sc; middling 1sxc; Alabama 1SS c;
Orleans 19Sc; Texas 19Hc. October delivery
1Sch.
NRw YORK, Oct 80, 12OO-Market quiet but
firm. Ordinary Ice; good ordinary 17Hc; low
middling 1sc; middling lSSc; Alabama 1S%c;
Orleans 19Sc; Texas 19Xc
LIVERPOOL, Oct 80, 5:O0.-Uplands 9H@9H d;
Orleans 81 @94d.
New YORK, Oct. 80, 1:35.-Market quiet but
strong. Ordinary 16cis; good ordinary nxc;
low mddling 18kc; middling iSHe; Alabama
1s4; Orleans l94; Texas 19Kc. October delivery
1S4c.
NEw YORK, Oct. 30, s.15.-Market strong.
Ordinary uplands 164c good ordinary II &c; low
mddling ISk c; mddling 1SXc; Alabama 18zc;
Orleans 19xc; Texas 19Se. Sales LIS bales for
export; 935 bales for spinning; 1900 on CON
tracts. January delivery 1sXc; February
1sKc. Net receipts 81 }45 bales; exports to Great
Britain g. 735 bales. Stock 238,795 bales.
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Once More TO she Front.

The Courthouse Square was yesterday
afternoon regaledwith the melodious voice!
ola venderA in prize packages, and hi
clownish attendant. The circumstanc,
drew a large crowd together, and patent
soap and greenbaeks were distributed at 8
lively rate. The recent legal decision thai
the sale of prize packages is not violation
of the statute prohibiting gaming, will, il i,
supposed, result in the early revival of thi.
branch of the lottery business.
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8undries.

SEEDs-we quote timothy $500; clover s7.5a;
orchard grass s2.75; blue grass $500; red top
1925. ..
COTTON YAREs-We quote at 10xc, IKE,
Ike and 49, &c for 100, 900, 500 and 400.
WRAPPING PAPER-We quote small at soc;
medium 75c; double crown 81.
IRoS-We quote as follows: Tennessee, com
mon bar, 6Ke p u; Kentucky, do, &c 2 u; Ten
nessee, band lose; KENTUCKY, do, SIC; Tennes-
see boiler plate, SC; boiler heads, SKc; fire box
9Kc; sheet, common, * csc; do, Kentucky, 6 Z
67c; do, Tennessee, 7 K@SKc.
HANDLEs-We quote extra az Sc in. 500; No
l 81; No. s1.75; No. X sl.50; Pick sl.5OGl.75;
Siedge Si.25@2
CoTToS RoPE--we quote at 9Oc for X and SIG
and Sc for 4 inch.
COoPKRAGE-We quote barrels at 4Oc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-31

Royal Havana LOttery.-S}30,OOO in
gold drawn every seventeen days. Prizes
cashed and information furnished. The
highest rates paid for doubloons, all kinds of
gold and silver, Spanish bank bills, Govern
ment securities, etc. Taylor & Co., Bank
ers, No. TO Wall street, New York.
myl6 ddWtf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-31
MONTHLY ATTENDANCE AT CITY SCHOOLS
Commissioned Magistrate

Yesterday Gov. Brown commissioned J.
7. Cowan magistrate of the seventh civil
district of Gibson county, Uice J. K. Pearce
resigned.
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Nashville 1--we stoea. ,x..,,..

CATrLE-There Is no shipping demand ~
the sales are confined altogether to butchers We
quote inferior TO ordinary 1K@2c; medium ~
choice 2@3c.
SHEEP-There is q good demand, and an ar
rivals meet with ready sale at s2@2.5o , head.
according to quality.
HoGs-we quote at 3K@3xc, and in request
by packers at those figures.
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u
OFP1CE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
---- WAsHISGTOS. ID. c., Oct. 80, 1871.
PrObdbilifss--The barometer will probably
fall in New York and New England, with south
westerly Winds On the lower lakes, veering 10 the
northwest ON on Tuesday, and the pressure in
crease with light nOrfheTly winds on the upper
lakes storm Of some severity will be devel-
Oped in the Lower Mississippi Valley and move
n0rtheastward 20 the Ohio Valley. Brisk east
eriy winds with cloudy and threatening
weather wiz probably prevail on the South At
latte coast
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sptre a Dun'sN New House.

The erection of building by Spire &
Duff, at the corner of Front street ard
Bridge avenue, to be used for queens
ware store, is proceeding in q satisfactory
manner. When completed, it will be a
creditable addition to the business houses
in that part of the city, and most sub
stantial and conveniently arranged building
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Nashville Flour ana Grain Market.

FLOUR-Market dull and unchanged. We
quote as follows: Superfne S5@5.5O; extra S5T5
as; Xxx SG25d6.5O; xxx S6.5O@7; family q "a
80; choice family 50; ancy $3.50.
CORN MEAL-We quote at 65c . bushel for
unbOlted; roc for bOlted, and S3.25 ? barrel for
kiln dried.
WHEAT-The receipts amount to almost moth
ing We quote nominally at S1.25@l5O p busheL
CoRH-NO transactions to-day. The new crop
is shipped at Sic sacked and delivered in depot.
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New Music.

The publisher, Mr.. Jas. A. Mcclure, has
placed upon our table the brilliant song
.'Blue Eyes and Golden HAIR" by Capt. j..
NJ. Thatcher. Also the quartette '1iently
Lord, 0 gently lead u.s. with the piano
accompaniment, arranged by Prof. Henri
Weber. Both are gems and should be found
in the repertoire of musicians and amateurs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-31
New orleans Live stock Market

The New Orleans Piedyltne gives the arrivals
for the week ending Saturday, Oct. q, as fol-
lows: Texas beeves, 2,0S5; calves and yearlings
$50 hogs, ,4S2; sheep, IS. The sales for the
same period amounted to 1,s5 Texas beeves;
l,iW calves and yearlings; Cal hogs; $50 sheep
and mich cows, leaving a stock on sale last
Saturday of ,641 Texas beeves; 793 calves and
yearlings; 1894 hogs; 1872 sheep and IL mich
cows. we COPY prices as follows:
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RELIGIOUS.

Elder Jesse L. Sewell is still engaged every
evening in delivering series Of discomses
upon primitive Christianity, in the Ash
p street Christian Church South Nashville.
The subject tonight is the "action and de-
sign of scriptual baptism" The attendance
has been large and attentive ON all occa-
rrr sions. The public are invited to attend.
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Roots and ShOes.-Lad

Boots and ShOes.-Ladies' and Gentle
mems fine custom-made Boots, Shoes and
Caters, superior quality, just received and
for sale at low prices, at No. II North Col
lege street, next door to Union, east side.
oc2l If CHAS. Il. HALL.
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Auricomus, for golden hair, at Jos. E.
Loiseau & Co., 81 North Cherry street.
Imported Perfumeries just received at Jos.
Z. Loiseau Il Co. Oc29 2t
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CITY NOTICES.

No %, %, %, 90, %, 90, 90 Cherry
street.-Men's fine Furnishing Goods, the
largest and most complete stock in the city
at c. ID. BENsoN's,
1t Late Rush VanLeer & Cos.
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New Orleans Sugar and MOIssses
Market

SUGAR-Receiyed 1876 hhds. The demand is
good and prices are decidedly firmer. The sup
fair; lie for fully fair Nc for strictly prince 10
Gle for seconds; 10 &c for gray centrifugal; IN
for centrifugal; 12c for yellow clarified.
MoLAssEs-Received al barrels; 1906 half bar
rels. The demand is fair, but a lower rates.
The supplies were mostly sold at 45G6sKe for
centrifugal, and 6l@6ie for strictly Prime
Piccyune, 2Sth inst
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Splendid quality all-wool Sateens at 65
cents per yard, worth elsewhere SIC.
Splendid Atwood Sateen at IS cents,
worth elsewhere lis.
Splendid quality Atwood Diagonal Plaid
atf75 cents, cheap for one dollar.
Oct31 1t tu&thu G.. RICE & Co.
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Trunk FactOry.-All varieties of ladies
and gentlemen's Travelling Trunks and
merchants Packing Trunks, at wholesale
and retail, at Vim. Dunstead's, Al NORTH
Market street. Oc25 tt
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i i Imnrovements In Shade Tonn.

We are glad to note the many improve
lnents in the neghborhood of Slade Town,
South Nashville There have been seventy
five or one hundred residences erected in
that locality since Claiborne's sale, not
wear 400.
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CITY NOTICEs.

The handsOmest, best, cheapest and
finest Black Velour, entirely new style, re-
oeived by to-day's express.
oc3l It tu&thu G. RICE & Co.
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Freight Items

One hundred and seventy car loads Of
freight, in thirteen trains, passed south over
1.-THE Nashville and Chattanooga railroad
= Yesterday. Stock movements are light.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-31

The Finest Black Silk in Nashville, with
out exception, received to-day by G. Rice &
Co. oc31 2t tu6thu
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The above totals show that the interior stocks
have increased during the week ,405 bales, and
are Tonight sS7 bales more than at the same
period last wear. The receipts have also been
i,7O3 bales less than the same week last yeas
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-31

InfantS.-The most irritable and rest
less of these tender little household buds
are charmed as it were into quiet and sweet
repose by using Mrs. Whitcomb'S Syrup.
Oc26 d&wlw
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Best Silk Finished Black Alpacas
cheap at the Trade Palace, IA Public
Square. JOHN GILGAN & Co.
ooDE
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THEHoUsEANDLoT

No. ZOE south Cherry street., the horc-
stead Of said deceased at the time Of her death.
The Lot fronts p feet and runs back $50 !, ct
The House is brick, two stories high, with base
raent, Kitchen and cellar, store, back room and
hall on the first floor, three rooms up Stair. 2 lie
undisputed. Rents this year % good tenants for
$500 Terms made known on dav OF SAL.
THOMAS FARRELL,
Executor and Special Commissioner,
Corner Church and Market streets.
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