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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30
THE COUR rs.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Sarah Gewsom, col
ored, convicted for larceny, aud time in
Penitsntisry fixed at one year. Motion
for Q new trial. Ben. Hinton, colored. for
larceny, convicted, and sentenced to Peni-
tentiaIy COR one year. Louis Eslish. for
larceny, CONVICTED end sen:snced to Peni-
Tertiary for foEr years The case Of the
State vs.. James Stevens, indicted for bur
glsry, was tried but the jury had not
agreed upon their verdict before the hour
of ADJOURNMENT.
O1RcuIT CoURT.-In the suit Of the
Academy Of s.. Cecilia vs.. Mrs. E. 5. Gal.
cote and others. Judgment h favor Of
plaintiff for S843.
The repleyin suit of A. w. Osdy Vi. w.
@. Shaw, resulted IN favor of the plaintiff.
In the ejectment suit of Baxter Smith
VS.. Z. F. Bell, judgment was rendered In
favor of the plaintiff.
Trial of the suit of Mrs. Laura Van.
Story vs.. Andrew ]. Flynn, for damages
on account of the seduction under promise
Of marriage of plaintiffs daughter, Frances
Fan-Story, about fifteen years Of age, re
suited in verdict against the defendant
for $4,000.
The eiectment suits Of Z. W. White vs..
r. F. Bell, we're tried and the jury respi eC
until this morning.
This is motion day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30
New Advertisements.

The National Savings Company, corner
Nnion and College streets, are dong q
regular exchange and brokerage busin ess
thew receive a., sits and allow interest,"
thereon; they by and sci exchange On
New York, Cincinnati and Louisville; they
fornish drafts in amounts wanted, on Lon
don. Dublin. Edinburg, and all parts OF
Germany; they keep for sale Government,
State, Rsilrosd aud City bonds, and they
al all times pay the highest rates Tor gold'
silver and NJ car; ent bank notes
Reference ia na6e to the advertisement
Ella. where of the National, formerly Plant
ers' Hotel, W. j. Berg, proprietor. Inc
terms as published, are reasonable.
The next session Of the UnlVersity OF
Nashville Law School, commences on
Monday next, I'd of October.
One thousand dollars reward Is onered
fcr the aupre heasion and conviction OF the
psrson or persons who murdered MRS
SaIlis A Haubliu, last Tuesday, near Mad
ison Station.
The finn Ct W. B Armistesd d 20 has
been dissolved, and Norman & High
tower are successors to the old trlD, who
will continue the business at the old stand.
The AIDES Ibu.rance %. has clear
cash capital of 81, 900, 900.
Well furnished rooms can be obtained az
kle Franklin House.
New and desirable goods arrive daily at
the Fifty Cent Store, Union street
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Law school,

By the advertisement in another column
il will be seen that the Law School opens
its session at the University Buildings at
10 o'clock on Monday next. Besides the
regular course of instruction by the Pro-
fessors, lectures will bs delivered to the
class by leading members of the bar at
Nashville. As the Capital of the State,
Nashville possesses marked advantages for
the student Of law, in the meeting of the
Legis allure and the session Of the various
courts known to the Judicial system of the
land. The Supreme Court Of the United
States, which meets only at Washington
city, is the sole court in which the class
does not have the opportunity of seeing
the practical working of the lessons taught
in their school. The array of talents Sc
cured in the corps of instructors, and the
advantages which the school possesses
from its situation, confidently lead us to
anticipate its speedily taking rank in the
University with the sister schools of htera-
ture and medicine and we trust that at no
distant day we shall see its Alumni she'd
ding fresh lustre upon their profession and
swelling the list of names which do honor
to the old University, under the shadow Of
whose walls they b1ilt up those founda.
tons of knowledge which made them hon.
ored and useful members of society.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30
To-DaY,s Programme.

This will be by far the most interesting
dav of the week There will be four races,
the first an agreed stake for two year olds,
dash of q mile, the second the Maxwell
House stake, mile heats, the third dash
of two miles between q quartette of stars
and the fourth a handicap for beaten
horses, mile heats. For particulars we re-
fer to the programme below:
FIRST RACE-Agreed stake for two year
olds, dash Of q mile.
RI. Woods enters John B. Todd's oh.
f. Ave Maria, by imported Australian, dam
Miss Morgan by imported Yorkshire.
A. Turn,r enters Oh. I. Bellbuckle, by
Brown Dick, dam by Bulletin.
A, Oheathsm enters j. W. Hunt Rey-
nolds' CD. f. Elsie, by Bonnie Scotland,
dam La Grand Duchess by Lexington.
Joseph A. Mabry enters oh. T. by Jack
Malone, dam Betty Martin by imported
Emu.
George T. Altman enters b. f. Tallulah,
by Planet, dam Mszurks by Lexington.
George Cadwallsder enters Oh. I. Emma
Mccormack, by Australian, dam by Ma
homet.
SECOND RACE-MAxwKLL HOUSE STAKE,
For three year olds, mile heats; $25 en-
trance, play or pay, the Maxwell House to
add the sum of $500; $50 to the second
horse; closed August l, with seventeen
subscribers.
John A. Miller names b 0 Sentinel, by
Jack Malone, dam Galena By Childe Har-
old; 8 years old.
V. B. Holman names ch o Graham Nc
Marry, by Jack Malone, dam Velvet by
Wagner; years old.
Joseph A. Mabry names Oh 9 Roebuck,
by Jack Malone, dam Gszslle by imported
Albion; years old.
Same names b Baroness, by Jack Ma
lone, dam Duchess de Berri by imported
Sovereign; 8 years old.
E Burr, Dr., names b Lille Mundsy,
by Reward, dam Alice Vensble, by Altorf,
Jr., years old.
A. c. Franklin names Oh LAvergne,
by Bulletin, dam by Wagner; years old.
W. G. Harding names Oh G Tenor, by
Jack Malone, dam Ballad by Cbilde Har.
old; years old.
Same names oh Euchre, by Brown
Dick, dam Odd Trick by Lexington; 3
years old.
John jackson names br. c. Gaberlunzie,
by BoHnie Scotland, dam Young USilla; 3
years old.
Taylor McOalla names b. c. by I'd Light
ming, dam by Mahomet; years old.
John NJ Clay names oh. g. Ginger, by
| War Dance; dam Georgia Woods, by imp.
Knight of St. George; years old.
j. W. Hunt Reynolds names oh. Q. Hsr-
vey William, by Asteroid; dam Ducstoon,
by Wagner; years old.
Same names b. G. Humphrey Evans, by
Asteroid; dam Ann Hanley, by Yorkshire;
years old.
George Cadwallader names Mollie
'Osd, by Lexington; dam Westherwitch,
by Weatherbit; 8 years old.
Same names ch- +. Nellie r., by Light
ming, dam Nora CreinA, by Mshomet; 3
years old.
MoOormsc & Rice name b. f. by Lex.
ington, dam Banner, by imp. Albion;
years old.
| A. Kean Richards names b. Q. Tubman,
by War Dance, dam Lsssie of Sidney, by
Knight Of st. George; 3 years old.
THIRD RAcE-pAsH OF TWO MILES.
B. F. Cockril enters Petunia, by
jack Malone, dam Valencia by Ohilds
Harold; years old.
Geo. w. Darden enters b 6 Morgan
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30
Not Tabled.

At the meeting of the Common Council
last Thursday afternoon, bill which had
passed the Board CT Aldermen extending
until January, 1875, the time allowed the
McGsvock and BIT. Vernon Horse Railroad
Company, came up Cd its first reading.
At the same time was presented to the
Council petition signed by the stockhol-
ders in the proposed street railroad from
the Rostofice corner to the Race Course,
asking that the bill extending the time as
above indicated be rejected, and setting
forth their objections to the measure. The
bill was tabled, and therefore the petition
was granted, instead of being rejected sf
etroneously stated in the published pro-
cesdings of the Common Council.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30

FAY HAMPSTEAD, ESQ, who has been
absent in Virginia during the past month,
returned home on Saturday evening 40
companisd By an accomplished young part
ner, who has agreed hereafter to share his
Joys and sorrows. he was married on the
18th to Miss Gertrude O'Neill, OF Char
louisville, Va. We welcome our talented
young townsman home, and trust his
beautiful bride may never have cause to
regret her "lsw departure" from old Vir-
ginia.-Littye Rock, arkansas, Gazette,
9th inst.
Counting, love and poetry were the alter
nate pursuits of Fay while pursuing his
studies at the University Of Virginia, and
after FIVE years siege of the hearts best
wealth, he has realized that golden dream
Of love whose soft glowing visions so often
gave q charm of magic inspiration to his
sentiments, as all who heard the poem Of
the ''Ugly Clubs Pretty Man" can well
attest. We wish the welded pair long
life and much happiness.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30
Marriage Licenses

For the week ending Friday, the 18th
inst. the Clerk of the County court issued
marriage licenses to the following named
coupler:
Samuel n. Utlsy to Matte Cornell.
Lafayette ]. Sanders to Susie Z. Hart
man.
John @. Nelms to Martha A.. Cablef.
Thos. j. Mcpherson to Annette White
more.
Frederick Greerer to Mary T. Logan.
Louis Rsdacour to Laura Bosvorth.
L. d. Sickle to Aune T. Glass.
O.. F. Greth to Catherine Finger.
Charles Mitchell to Lizzie Brown.
Robert @. Brsnsford to Cherrie Z
Greenfield.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30

This is an unusually good number. The
story of Lois Harden is being gradually
developed and gives rich promise that it
will be thrilling romance. While 1t Is
love story, it has the religious phase Of
Love strongly developed. The editorial
department is foil and interesting. The
editor gives a scathing view of Charles
Reeds Terrible Temp alton" in this num-
Der. The editor offers twenty-five dollars
for the best short story, twenty-five dollars
for best essay not less than eight nor more
than fifteen pages foolscap, and ten dollars
for best essay Of not less than five nor more
han eight pages of foolscap. Here is q
fine field for ambitious authors. Sub
scribers between this date and the 1st Of
December will receive fourteen copies for
one dollar. Address John s. Ward, Nash
vile, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30
Good News.

We learn from the Librarian Of the Nash
vile Library Association, that the inter
est in the library continues to increase.
The ladies are recognizing the prOpriety
of their going to the room and reading,
and they are showing their good sense and
appreciation Of the literary by doing 1t;
Many persons, at first, were skeptlcai
about its success. This is gradually wear
ing off and business men and others are
taking life memberships snd otherwise en-
comagipg the institution. There car
hardly be any doubt now in reference tc
its success, and all doubts of this kind may
be entirely removed from the minds OF the
people, if every body would lend helping
hand. It is cause worthy the noblest ef
forts Of all our citizens and every class
should ioin in pushing it forward.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30
ALI AbOut a Deg.

few days since James Moore, at Hyde s
Ferry, discovered that his dog bad been
killed by Henry Foster, and did not ex-
actly admire the transaction. An alterca-
ton growing out Of the circumstance yes.
terdsy occurred between the two men,
Moore being armed with gun and Foster
having pistol. They assaulted each 9th
er with their weapons, bat striking rather
than shooting. They finally laid their
weapons aside, and went in with their
natural arms The fight resulted in no
serious injury, and the belEgerents were
subsequently, arraigned before Justice Cas-
setty tor assault and battery with intent to
kill Upon agreeing to sign a bond to
keep the peace for the space of six months,
the antagonistic neighbors were released.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30

Mr.. ]. G. Mitchell, of White county
candidate for doorkeeper Of the Senate
paid us call yesterday.
Judge Robert s. Windle, Senator from
Overton, has taken up quarters in the city
for the session of the Legislature, which
convenes the I'd of October. His present
quarters are at the st. Charles Hotel.
A. L. Windle, of Overton county, candi-
date for Doorkeeper of the Senate is in the
city.
W. O. Hart, Of Overton county, candi.
date for Eugrossing Clerk Of the Senate, ID
at the Commercial Hotel.
8. @. Mercer, Esq, formerly editor Of
the Press and Times, now q resident Of
Louisville, was in the city yesterday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30
LOCAL JOETINGS.

For the past several mornings early
risers have noticed very liberal visitationa
OF frost This early appearance Of "vin-
ter's white locks" is in some respects IN.
fortunate, but also has its blessings-mos-
quitoes are gone and pumpkins are ripe.
We are gratiisd to observe that DR.. VIM.
L. Nichol, who had his hands badly burned
in attempting to extinguish the burning
clothing OF Miss DeBow at his residence
short time ago, is again sble to leave home.
He has not yet recovered the entire use Of
either hand, but has reason to hope that
tia injury to neither Of his hands is OF
permaneut character
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30
.,.oIVpay PROPOSED.

To the Editors OF the Union and American:
see it suggested by ''School Man" 10
Yesterdays UNION AND AMERICAS. that the
Public Schools will be clos ed next We'd
nssday in order TO give the children an
opportunity to attend our fair.
Why not have general holiday, and
not only the Public Schools, but would II
not be well to close the private schools OF
COR city, SO that all can attend the same
day? Let the Principals Of our noble pri-
vate schools give the teachers and children
chance to enjoy the great holiday Of the
week. ANOTHER SCHOOL MAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30
Doorkeeper of the House,

We sincerely trust that the Legislature
viii elect our f,ieDd, James s. Ogilvie,
EQ as Doorkeeper of the House. He is
in every respect well quAhtisd for that po-
sition, and in fact for any higher post
10 which he might aspire. He ID a most
worthy gentleman, and no selection could
be made which would result in greater sat-
isfac ion to the people. II faithful, hon
est and rigid discharge of dlty is at al! de-
sired, then Ogilvie is the man for the
Mace - Williamson Journal.
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aRndr1aA

SxzDs-Market firm. We quote timothy
$3.50; clover $3.50; orchard grass %. rs;
blue grass $3.50; Herds grass q.
OoTToE YARSs-We quote at 10, 13sc,
15c and 17cfor 700. 900, 500 and 400.
WRAPPMo PkPER-We quote small ut
800; medium 76c, double crown 81.
IRoS-We quote as follows: Tennessee,
common bar, 64c y b; Kentucky, do, 20 y
b; Tennessee band 7@8c; Kentucky, do,
$50; Tennessee boiler plate 30; boiler
heads Ssc; FIRE boz 9Ac; sheet, common,
54@6c; do, Kentucky, 6t97c; do, Tennes
see, 7t@sic.
HAM LEs.-Ws quote extra axe So in.
81. so; No. 81; No. 2 81 IS; No. Y
$1.50, PICK 81. 5O@1.75; Sledge 81 25@2.
CorToS RoPE-Ws quote at 3oc for and
SIG. and 33o for I inch.
CooPxRAGz-We quote barrels ct 40c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30
Election of Officers,

At 3 regular stated meeting of Sewanee
Section No. Z, Cadets of Temperance, on
Thursday night, the following officers were
duly elected for the ensuing term, to wit
James Kelley, W. A; James Cassetty, V.
A.; w. Hinton, F. S; w. Kerley, r. S.;
A Dotson, G.; W. Forbes, o.; E. Tale
ohet. w.; L. Eastman, s.; p. Il. Kelley,
p W. A.; Joseph Carries, W. ?.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30

The revival at the Elm Street Methodist
Church will close Saturday night, in order
90 that the Minister and members can at
tend the annual conference at Lebanon. on
Wednesday next. Up to last "Wednesday
ninety three persons had joined the church.
Rev. L. B. Lee, of Christ Church, Little
Rock, Ark, will preach at the Church OF
the Advent in this city, Sunday morning
Rev. j. A. Schwrar, F. B. Fogg, Jr.
and ]. B. Crsighead, leave next week tc
attend the General Convention OF the
Episcopal Charch which is to convene II
Baltimore.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30

Carpets and Curtains.
A large assortment, at
MASLovE, RICHARDS & MxADoRs'.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30
New Orleans Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 29.-Ootton duh
and lower; good ordinary 174@1sc; lOw
middling 1Ss@l9c; middliDg 1910; sales
908 bales; receipts 1850 bales; exports,
70 New York 975 bales; stock Il, 264 bales.
Weeks sales 5, 500 bales; net receipts A.
$50 bales; gross 6, 1892 bales exports to
HaYre 8, 472 bales; coastwise 8, 166 balsa.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30
NeWspaper Change.

The last number Of the Sequatchie Sun
contains the valedictory of its former able
and efficient editor, W. II Allison, Esq,
and also the salutatory of Amos l. Griffith
who proposes to conduct the Sun on high
Republican principles. Mr.. Albert Will:
is the purchaser, and viii manage it's pub
fishing interests. Successfully may the
Sun continue to shine
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30

,r,,. pussic schools and the Fair.
Mayor Morris has consulted, by letter,
shs pleasure of Capt. Y. 8. Caldwell,
wbether it will not be proper to give holi-
day, on Wednesday, 4th Of October, to the
tesahers and pupils Of the city puDhc
schools, that they may, at their discretion
visit the Fair Grounds.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30
Was DRARrsur,
OFFICE or Tn OHrzz SzaxAL OzyI0zs.

OYTTH OF Tm OHEF SIGNAL OYyICxs-
WAszrsroS, D. O., Sept. 20, 1871.
PrO6a6ilities.-Ths barometer viii prob
ably continue rising, and be high on the
Atlantic and Gulf coast, and lower on the
lakes, with pleasant weather on Saturday.
and will fan, probably, north and vsaa os
the Ohio valley, with increasing southeast
winds on the upper lakes. A storm OF
considerable severity is probably ap-
preaching from Montaos and Dakosah-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30
- - Fire Alarm.

The cry of fe was heard yesteroay
morning about o'clock, caused oy pal-
rel of ashes taking FIRE from some s'lsT !.
etc., which had been placed IN H. ~ ~, :
barber shop on Dsaderick street. ID. Inc
blazing barrel was rolled into the stlee1
and BY the time the engines we're res1y 70
SCOUT all was squiet on the Potomac
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30

WE ARE OPENING AND OFFERING TO
w the trade the largest, most splendid and
perfect collection of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30

The following named policemen have
been assigned to the various polls in the
respective wards to-day: Allison, First
ward; stsrksy, Second ward; Crank, Third
ward; OrCzivnt, Fourth " ard; Garner,
F fth ward; Dale, Sixth ward; Wormick,
Seven b ward; Reed, Eighth ward; Mas
key, Ninth ward; Plummer, Tenth ward.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30

Dol. sidney B. Jones, SO well and favor
ably known in connection with the Louis
vile. Oincinnaii and Lexington Short Line
Railroad, has been appointed General
Passenger Agent of the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad Company, to take ettect on
and after the 1st of October, with head
quarters at No. Burnett House, oincin-
-,eA.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30

Daniel Casey has been appointed by the
Pos master General, Railway POsto flee
clerk between Louisville and Nashville,
vice Harry jerks promoted.
Mr. Casey is an energetic man and will
doubtless make an efficient officer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30
Monthly Journal.

The Brotherhood of Locomotive Eng
neers' Monthly Journal for October ia
upon our table. 1t is replete with VALUE
bic statistics, and contains the ususl
amount Of interesting reading matter.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30

The following transactions in real estate
were recorded at the office of the County
court Clerk for the week ending Friday,
the 10Th inst:
Simpson Horton to G. W. Hard
ing, deed to lot in G. W. Hard
fngs plan. .......................... you W
James Revis to John A. Lswless,
deed to land in Robertson
county.......,............ gu W
G. W. Harding to Julius Martin,
deed to land in Hsrding's plan. $50 90
G. ". Harding to Abrsm Smith
end Henry Harding, deed to
land in the Judge McGsiry adj
dltlon............ ....,s............... 30 w
Wilbur F. Foster to Sophia Il.
Sloane, deed to land on West
End ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6OO w
J. Bloomstein to Samuel Abra-
ham, deed to land in 18Th dis
tnct......................... 0,oVO w
r. s Ewell to Moses Kelly, deed
to land in Washington City,. 1900 90
8. W. Mcclellan to ]. D. Bond Il
Co., deed to land in DeKalb
county,. ............................ 10 w
Washington B. Hudson to James
and John Cox, deed to land on
Gallatin pike. 5000 90
Susan A. Anderson to Samuel
Watson, deed to land in West
Nashville, ..,,...,,.,.m............. 1850 90
Arthur @. White to T. ]. Wsg-
ner, deed to land in Edgeheld. 295 co
Arthur O. White to B. T. Parker,
deed to land in EdgeAeld....... $50 90
Arthur @. White to John W. b.
Cooper, deed to land in Edge
Northumberland. 154 90
Nathan Green to John s. Hale,
deed to land in Humphreys
county. .............................. 1,2OO 90
Albert Moussen to Bernard Der
gan, deed TO lot in McGavock's
addition ....,........................ 69S 90
D. @. Coleman to Sarah A. Cole
man, deed of gift to lot in Por-
teraeld's addition.
James A. Paul to VIM. q. Wood,
deed to lot on South College
street........,........................ 1850 90
Mary Lynch to Bridget Marion,
deed Of gift to lot in Bostick's
addition.
VIM. Williams to John Overton,
deed to land adjoining Maxwell
House. ........................ 800 90
Jas A. Steele to J. W. Edwards,
deed to lot in the city........... 500 90
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30
The Dollar store ReoPens Tuesday,
Sept, 26, 1871.

This well-known establishment has just
been elegantly fitted up and enlarged to a
considerable extent again. A new stock
of Fancy Goods, imported direct from
Europe; also, a full line of Ladies and
Gents Furnishing Goods; the latest styles
of Ladies' Velvet, Plush and Straw Hats,
the like of which WIS never seen before
for the price, and other bargains revived.
Everybody is invited to call and inspect
the superb decorations and the immense
stock at the Dollar Store.
sep24 3t sun, wed&sat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30
Reduced Rates of Postage In Great
Britain.

On the 9Th of October next, the follow
ing reduced rates of postage for inland let
teIs will go into operation in Great Brit
air:
For letter not exceeding l o.. Id
For letter exceeding OF. but not ex-
ceeding 2 oz......"................... lid
For letter exceeding 2 OF. but not ex-
ceedlpg oz....................... ......... "a
For letter exceeding OF. but not ex-
cesding 6 I'd
For letter exceeding 6 OF. but not ex-
ceeding 8 ............................ Sd
For letter exceeding s OF. but not ex-
oee0lug IN 50
For letter exceeding 10 OF but not ex-
ceedlng IL 40
Any letter exceeding the weight of u
OF. will be liable to a postage of Id. for
every ounce, beginning with the first
ounce,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30

The tax collector of Lawrence county
Brought the SC Ups of twelve wolves and
thirty wild cats to the city yesterday and
received SIS bounty for them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-30
CITY NOTICES.

Families or Persons desiring well
furnished rooms, with good board, can be
accommodated at the Franklin House, No.
105 North College Street, at liberal rates.
sep30 It Z. FRANKLIN, Propr.