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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEW YORK. .......... ............JULT {"
CLEARED.
Steamship The Queen B Thomson Liverpool National steamship
steamship ci,y Of Limerick ) Phillips Liverpool John G. Dale
Steamship City Of Brussels lBr Kennedy Liverpool. Je9n q pA
seamhp Australia (Br Heiierck Liverpool and Glasgow" Hen
'e Steamship City Of Merida Dssleu and Vera Cruz F. Alex
'n Se,ms Sf D. rtlev DAVIS Phiadelphia
sesmshin r. & Bdte McCue Philadelphia.
steamship Eereus. Besrse Boston II: r. pimocs - 81,
steamship Oceanic DE- Thompson Liverpool Il'de sPs1a
B R Hattie NJ n, Parker Cook Hence Parser.
Bari Ge6on (Nor) swen.sn Crousied Punch EdTe Sons
Bark Kebecea caa.9a LegaRg HsyAaa R Ms}Se Co.
Brig Bride (Br d Brooks London, BOYD lilncAer'
Bns Ellen Mara Hore. Csil $. { Loud GO. ,.Au.t.
B B5s bSTaae BI White St Jo5u. wbne
schI mpne Brl Curtis, So Kt and - Ssy sons
scS yipe.S, j. White OBI Robertson John " B. p Ne'm
schr Sarah Brueu Fisher Wilmington c. y ; rGTsH ="
sehr J. bushnell Mayo Alexandra Va. Btn''S, "' . 10
selr Br1mhai IamitS1 Calsi, y u W,ssrrt
sehr Raeehore; iigghss heNosly p ns % '' rr Wood
schr John Randolph, Robeins Ae"btui0i'' r's'''I '
seT par, }Can@l Ss o,weg National Transportation Com
pMy. ,,,.,
Steamship Bolivar Wolfe idanoa Key West - tay' with cot
,or &c 10 Chas H. Mallory Go. De- - A..
steamship Leo dearborn Savannah With mise and pass 10 Mu'
f,s S w,,pose Boarn Richmond city Point ana Norfolk with
sts.m.s ,on. B. Upton Richmond CITY Point and Nor
fOh AND 70 washington 90 - A 5 with fruit
Bak Cynthia Palmer tof ST. John, " b. smith, SydIe' D. ~
sshr Monvsa Jsay Va with railroad ties :" boSr'
L Prentice - .... .... .r,,.y
p.., v,, ,SsooS'H-A''" aNR b SSh Virginia
NJ a. Ttbit,s Virginia }. J. Fort Georgsis~n. G. ,
Ia. lone. seowu H. G. Is " Hawkins GSrgcio~n, d. &
DOMESTIC PORTS.
po.roS Jly Arrived steamship, VIM kelntiy hom baltimore
oa B,raeos se6rs l. G. Ain'. Con c'li Albert r'e'
! from ATto'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-08
ONE OF MIR. BERGHs URGENT CASES.

After a long journey uptown on Thursday
morning horse belonging to the Forty-secondst line
fell at Twentyhirdst with the new horse disease and
during &c hours lay in the roadway. The Company de-
clned the offer Of Mr. Berghs horse ambulance and left
tho horse in agony the pavement Mr.. BeTgh
threatened yesterday If the horse was not removed IN
three hours 70 obtain warrant and arrest the Pres-
dent OF the road This had the desired effect, team OF
horses was sent for the ambulance and the animal was
REL we'd % the stables.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-08
FOREIGN pnpra

LoNDoN July The Hamburg. mercsn ..e,m.bp s, I'm,
and proceeded for 8amhurg - ' WV "s'
The North German Lloyd simahp Hanover Cart Umbeet fo,
NesOans June H. touched at Southampton ri, morning rd ma
eeeled for Bremen WV mummy "N' l''
WffALERs.
letter from Capt Rrssc fharI Ok fof Nr',els, ,., l
Tahiti April sti - Dbl. oil on board. Erpeeiel 81 - 49, IL
July or August " - '"'Aa D"
ffor --latest snip gecs see Fun Pqo>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-08
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.


SATURDAY. July g.
Mail. for Furore Queenstown Liverpool steamship City Of
Brusses sails from Pier No. IS " r. close AZ PosOhoe at 7o
m at station A, 7:i5 p. n. 7hi h, 1:25 p on tn A
Supplementary Mail for paid letters only made up on Per No
as ~ r. aud closed al $3.50 n. steamship sails az 10 a. ~ 49,
IAN letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double postage
Mails for the herman steamship Weser sails
from foot of Th Hoboken the PostOce at II at
station 400 M 1850 No Supplementary Mall Steam
ship sails at \.
SUNDAY July 9.
All Mails close to-day The PostOhce open from
MONDAY. JuLr 10.
No Steamship Mails
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-08

competent pilot. put aground last month In fair
weather, with buoys and marks all I'm sight, by the
united exerOns OF her plain and rst-cass steam
boat pilot, as he calls himself, OF his selection
FINALLY, Mt Editor, your informant who quotes the
Chathanst jew should consider that N he Is not forced
TO pay for the coat offered him. AT least me Je IL not
Obliged to sell II to him whether he will or no. and to his
own loss. Yours truly, GEO. w. BLUNT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-08

ford, Conn A,ooo Peoples Of San Francisco. POO
The front building occupied as dwelling by ME-
Lloyd IOss on furniture $780, Insured An ADJOINING
dwelling owned by Archibald Johnson was damaged
81 600 Insured by the stuyvesant Company The dwell
ling No 1l6 East Thirythirdst. owned ana occupied 10y
the Niagara Company. H. Bitter's leather factory was
damaged n insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-08
PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM SAvANSAHIn steamship Leo July DR. John ou'cseh'
hos Mr. Mrs EoTe. Miss HamatOn, jos Bennett =
Franklin B. Franklin Col Reese wife aud children. Mrs NJ Merrill
ID C. Noe and wife Miller and children Julius Frank Miss Lille
Syh ada VemAn Byer and j. T. Collins and wife T.
j. Levy John Dickson b. ". Horton { Walker : b Sears W A.
Merrill A. T. Mcmillan, Miss Ada warren Miss Lucy
barrett Fousy 7. Kennedy aud wife G. X Fisher b. l. VII
G.. NJ Lawrence and Wife T. s. Daniels VIM Proctor D. NJ
W.lLe MiSSE IN h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-08
DISASTROUS FIRE IN EAST THIRTYTHIRDs ST. -
LOSS $4,000.

A fire broke out early yesterday in the en-
gineroom Of vostOry building, Of No Ii2 East
Thirtythird-st. occupied by Matthew Byrnes, builder,
and extended TO the adjoining buildings Byrness loss
Ia about $4,000 insured for s92Oo by the following com.
panies: GrOcers $1,000 Adratc, 5000 Hanover, 50G
LAFAYETTE $4,000 Importers and Iradefh, sOO5 ii0n-
man 81 OOO Market, 5000; Relief 1000 Home of New
Haven, 1900, Metropolitan. tJ.OOI Hartford VI Hart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-08
Dentlstrn.

COITON DENTAL ASSOCIATION org.
mated the anF.hetc ofnrus oyde gas 1ai ,'er y n
most ,prr,yed manner do nothing bui bAl kAO ~ ~ a. 30 -
WTTI16iIT PAIN-so 5000 patients testify see 'ni AA'
orce. No. - Cooper Institute
DR +. HASBR0UCK, late operator AZ Con.S
dental Association REMOHEDo lo flnhaIe' ~ H. -; 80
4, Ia. op.rate 1000 patients 10 the PSI 7,
without an Ent re practice devoted W ths I
Of teeth Go TO headquarters lbl FlnhaTr. y u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-08
MINIATrRE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
spn &c Sun 1888 Moon rses.......l4J
Sandy 50 Cows ISLAND. llO Hell Gate 2;5s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-08

at the Nileit-si. VI. T., Church, near Granist n y
-Fraeng II ny and a. u second SUNDAY Of ech non
'Ha = Young Mems meeting At o p. NJ Seats nee.
UATCU Pastor
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ia steamship. Nm he1ut ~ hHilmoci
A,bes fron pb eplia Gau,us ol New itrAi bus v IL I'M
on llaracoa cbr, L. G. Alan. ion C'ah' Albert Iesi,
from
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-22
The Fair Ladies.

The ladies connected with the Sunday
School Table for the coming Orphans
Fair request us to return thanks for gener-
Gus donations toward their tabls TO Messrs.
Giers, Van Stavoren, D. c. Coleman, B
Ecklecamp, W. K. Dobson, r. Dorman,
Thomas Farrell, Jas. S. Patterson, VIM.
Gamble i Co., John Holahan, j. A. j.
Rose, John p Dale; Mesdames Kennedy,
Buddeke, Murray, Mclaughlin, Bohn,
Misses Lizzie Lynch, Mollie Manton, etc,
etc. In this connection we are also re-
quested to publish the following
To the Editors of the Union and American:
NASHVILLE, March 90, 1871.-Gentle-
men The ladies connected with the
Sunday School Table have made it my
pleasing duty to return you their heartfelt
thanks for the many liberal donations Of
the gentlemen connected with your estab
lishment, towards furnishing their table
for the coming Fair. And furthermore,
they desire me to say that the cheerfulne 3
with which each gave his contribution
added largely to its value. May God bless
tlem for it Z E. JONES,
S.c'y ST. Mary's Orphan Association.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-22

y. :
lied thereto from their boyhood, al OF
whom are polite. energetic and ac-
tive business mem Merchants visiting
our market for their spring supphes
should not fail to call and see them.
Their goods we're bought with every 3D.
vantage that prompt cash affords, and we
are assured that they will be offered to
the trade at as favorable prices as they can
be found in any market. F 8
Embry's Burning Fluid gives clear and
brilliant light, is absolutely ncn-explosiTe
and is clear and clean. 1t is the finest,
neatest and safest illuminator, and as
cheap or cheaper than any ever offered IN
this city. For sale by J. f. Goss, l4t
North College street.
Don't forget that the Berger Bell hing
ers appear in their inimitable performances
Friday and Saturday nights at MASONIC
Hail..
There were more intoxicated persons on
the streets on Monday and Monday night
than We have seen on any one DAY and
nigt for some tine past.
Events of importance in legal circles
have been quite slim during the last few
days.
The collection of water tax has been
very satisfactory so far during the present
month.
It is expected that the Cumberland
River will be arrsigned before commits
sioner soon for not being property gauged,
if it don't stop rising and falling with sucn
sudden fluctuations.
The North Nashville Street Railroads
have been literally patronized recently.
Some very fine strawberry plants, shrub
berry and flowers, were displayed at the
store of Messrs. Dortch q Haddox yester-
day.
We learn that the store house recently
burned on Union street will be speedily
put in repair.
The foundation for the erection of the
cotton seed oil factory, on McLemore
street, is being rapidly built. The estab-
lishment will be finished and in operation
before another season.
The Common Council will meet to-mor-
row night.
The race course is in admirable trim,
and will receive a number of additional i'm
proyements and attractions before the
commencement of the spring races.
The wholesale and retail trade OF the city
has been looking up considerably during
the last few days.
Ohas. Richheimer & Co., have cheal
calicoes.
G. Rice g. Co., sell figured lawns, white
goods, bleached cottons, alpacas, silks
etc, etc.
Browns 4 Cheatham will have, April u
their first Spring sale Of lots IN Norti
Nashville. Great inducements and liberal
terms are offered, and beautiful and eli
. eible property can be purchased. Lot
will be sold on Summer, High, Hume
Vine and Buena Vista streets, also on Nc
4 Gavock avenue.
DIR. Loveland cures all chronic diseases
/ ard removes Impurities from the blood
1 Office I95 Deaderick street.
Geo. w. Allen has been appointed as
| sicnee of Charles w. Alexander.
See notice of Chaucery sales by Ma
| thaniel Baxter, Clerk and Master.
Don't fail 10 read the notice of VIM. ID
Wharton, State Librarian.
See the notice of Messrs. Dolin Il Craw
ford, this morning. They discontinue tn
| auction and commission business, ant
I have removed their ccnsignments to In
rooms of Messrs. Yeatman, Shields d Go
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-22
Louisville LIye stock Market.

MONDAY EVENING, March 20, 1871.
CATTLE -Nearly 200 head were placed
on the market this morning. They con-
sisted of all kinds and qualities. There
was large number IF rough to good oxen
and as the markets East are so low and
dull it would not justify shippers in buying
at prices asked by holders. Consequently
the entire trade was confined to home con-
sum ers. This class o.. stock suits but few
of our butchers, and we may remark that
the market was slow for this class of stock.
On other grades the market was active and
prices were full maintained So long as
the markets East remain at present pvieos
we can safely say that choice butcher stuff
outranks good shipping beeves in prices.
Mr.. E. Bills brought from Union county,
KY, some of the very best butcher stuff
that We have seen for months. They are
small boned and very fat. Nearly all the
offerings were sold. We quote for choice
butcher stuff, such as extra fat smooth
COWS, heifers and steers, weighing fr M
900 to 1900 lbs, S6'25@G 80; second
Quality So 50@6; oxen that are fat $500
6; medium and rough oxen $4@5; medium
thin cows, heifers and steers, fit for butch
ers, 81. 50@5; and tsilings at So. 5094 per
100 lbs. gross. Cows-fresh mikers-there
are but few arrivals and but little demand;
they sell as to quslity at from $35@75 per
head,
SHEEP,-The market remains active,
with liberal receipts. Heavy, fat sheep,
for shipping purposes, weighing from 100
to 12O lbs, command $5.25@5.75; few
sold at Sc Second quality 81 to 30 per
100 lbs. gross. Mixed lots sell at 81 5O@
8 so per head.
HoGs-The market remains active for
shipping purposes. Light sell at $3.50 to
Sc; medium at Sc so to Z; and heavy, corn
fed, weighing from $50 TO 500 lbs. gross,
1928 to $50. All sell as fast as they ar
rive.
MULEs-There are few car loads going
South every week Returned drovers Ie-
port that young, unbroken stock is hard to
sell at any price. Good, heavy, well broke
mules sell quick and at fair prices.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-22
GROUNDLEss OBJECTIONS.

Objections are sometimes raised against GER
tain medicines on the ground that they cure so
many different diseases. A moments re1iec-
tion viii expose the shallowness of such an ar
gument, for there is scarcely medicinal drug
of any kind that is not used for more than one
disease. The reason why MISHLER'S HERB
BIFTERS cures so many diseases is because
il is the bestremedy ever discovered for de-
ranged stomach or dyspepsia, and because it
invigorates the entire system, strengthens the
nervous fbres, elevates the standard of all the
vital forces, and sustains q most healthful tone
of the entire human organism. Medicine that
will do this will cure any disease, for the sim
pie reason, that nature will do the rest 1t is .
sure protection against disease. and if the i'm
portanee of protective medication were gener-
ally understood, no family in the land would
risk being without this great household RENE
dy for single day. Sold by all druggists and
dealers. Dr. s. 3. Hartmon & Co., Proprietors,
Lancaster, Pa. marl9 deOdiw&w1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-22
Serious RcncOunter,

The difficulty a. the Railroad House,
near the Chattanooga depot, on the after
noon Of the goth, turns out to have been
a more serious affair than it was at first
supposed. The difficulty originated in the
saloon, and there were several participants.
The principal parties, however, were a
man named Tatun and another named
Bates. The weapons were knives and
they were used quite savagely. Tatum
was cut between the shoulder blade and
the spinal column, the knife penetrating
to the cavity, severing rib. Bates was
cut across the abdomen, the blade reach
ing the intestines. After the melee all
parties left but Tatum, who was unable to
get away. Bates is at Antioch, and in
somewhat a critical condition with the
chances in his favor. Tatum is confined
at The hotel, suffering from his wound, but
vii it is thought, soon recover. No ar
rests, as we learn, have been made.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-22
Death Of an Aged Negro,

Cuffey Newsom, we'll known colored
man aged about 20, formerly the property
of the late 10 Newsom, died a few days
ago in the fourteenth district of this
county. All the darkies far and near at
tended his funeral, and while assembled
around the grave, there was little episode
that was quite unexpected. Some parties
in the neighborhood had scared up deer,
and the animal came bounding in the di-
rection Of the crowd. The darkies who,
but the moment before, had been solemnly
attending TO the rites of burial, became all
at once terribly excited, and pell nell,
heller SHELTER pitched ont and joined in the
chase, leaving the coffin alone in charge
of the colored psrson. 1t was a scene
altogether that had to be seen to be ap
preciated.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-22
RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river was falling yesterday with
feet large on the shoals Weather clear
and pleasant
The John Lumsdan arrived yesterday
from Cairo, her cargo consisting Of IS, 600
shingles and 200 sacks Of corn.
The A. Baker arrived from the upper
Cumberland She had 80 hhds tobacco
for New Orleans, together with wheat,
corn, bacon, etc.-s good trip.
The American cleared for Cincinnati
with but little to start with. She Is PROM
ised $50 tons iron and 80 bhds tobacco
below.
The John Lumsden, Capt o. W. Dsvis.
is the regular packet for Cairo to-day at
P. M.-Davis and johnson Clerks.
10. Houston, Of the Merchants Ex-
change, will to-day have prepared dinner
In his very best style for a few of the ma
rfne friends Of Commodore Hughes.
The fine new steamer Eddyville viii de-
part again for the upper Cumberland this
evening, at o'clock, in command Of Capt
MCCLURE, with Capt. Ben. z. EgSn in the
Office.
Peter Vaughan, the we'll known dray-
man on the wharf, has departed foe Can
ada.
Capt. Tom Ryman in confined at homo
by sickness, and has temporarily turned
over the command of the Eddyville to
Capt. SiGHty Mcclure, as the Banner
calls the gallant Stantsn Price.
Some days since complaint was made to
the United States Marshal at this place
against the steamer A. Baker, announcing
that she had not complied with the legal
requirements in furnishing teller ropes,
life-boats and life-preserveTs, etc. Under
this complaint swarrant'was issued against
the owners of the boat The case came
up before Commissioners Goodwin and
Noah yesterday afternoon. The case
occupied a considerable length of
time, Assistant District Attorney Tuthil
appearing for the prosecution and Gen. G.
P. Thruston for tbs defense. Il appeared
on trial that the steamer and appointments
had satisfactorily passed the Inspectors at
Memphis, but did not come up to the
standard Of the Inspector here. The casa
was submitted to the court, but decision
was reserved until all the points Of law
bearing upon the subject could be en-
amined.
IBy Telegraph
MEMPHIS, March 21-Weather clear
Mercury 20.
CARo, March 2l.-Riger fell inches.
Weather clear. Mercury "a.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-22

Col Cole, President of the Nashville anC
Chattanooga Railroad Company. left fol
New York via the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, at 2:35 P. NJ. yesterday. He will
probably be absent about two weeks.
A heavy train of passengers came in OIL
the Louisville aid Nashville Railroad last
evening.
Considerable quantities of corn were on
the platform yesterday eveing for ship
ment, by the Edgefield and Kentucky Rail
road TO the Greenbrier DIstiIlerY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-22


mills are all running regularly, bat the
stock Of wheat on hand is small and will
soon be consumed, and az there is but lit
tie coming in, we look for higher prices
for the better grades of -four before the
new crop of wheat is ready for market.
We renew quotation as follows: Superfne
So; extra 1915; Xxx $3.50; family So;
fancy nominally 80. -
Wheat The supply is nearly exhausted,
and We notice few transactions. The bet
ter grades find ready market at our quo
tations. The offerings are nearly all from
the Upper Cumberland, most of which is
inferior. The new crop promises well,
and with favorable weather we can expect
an averable crop. We quote at $1@1.3C
as to quality.
OoRN MEAL.-Market steady as follows;
Loose unbolted 65@70c; bolted 75c .
bushel; kiln dried 1926 . barrel.
OoRN.-The supply Is aboat equal to the
demand, and there is no excitement what
ever in the market. Shipments to-day Oh
1900 bushels at CSC sacked and delivered
in depot.
OATs-We quote at soc from wagon fol
common, and shipments at75c, sacked and
delivered in depot. Seed oats are higher,
and shipped at S0090c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-22
Dcsertcr Arrested.

David Keefer was yesterday arrested as
deserter from the regiment stationed at
Ash Barracks. he was concealed in a
house of questionable character, near the
Louisville depot, where it is said there is q
sort of trap door arrangement to battle
the police. On this occasion, however,
the detectives were too sharp for the in
mates, and consequently the arrest could
not be prevented
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-22
Standardization.

Mr.. Adam Wolfe, Surveyor of Customs
at this port, yesterday collected So, APO. 70
in gold from one firm as duty on the ar.
ticle of coffee alone. Truly the trade in
the aromatic berry is extensive in and
through our city. Over $1,000 in duty
have been collected from three firms dur.
NO the last month.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-22

REooRDER's CoURT.-W. II. Rainney, for
assault and battery, was fined $3.50.
Elizabeth Jones, for larceny, paid $5.
CIRCUIT CoURT The entire day was
spent in trying the cotton case to which
reference was made yesterday. The argu-
ment was not concluded.
No business of public Importance was
transacted by the magistrates yesterday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-22

London advices Of yesterday quote 5-20s
of '62 at go; Sos at 914; CTS at 9oa, and
10-40s at S94.
Tennessee Bonds are quoted in New
York at GA for the old and 63a for the
new.
Bank of Tennessee notes are quiet and
firm. Dealers buy at 73@74e and sell at
75@76c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-22

Nashville Live stock Market.
CATTLR-Grazing steers are in demand.
Butchering cattle sell readily at from $40
42c. Extra choice will bring from 4s@5c,
the latter class for shipping.
HoGs-Dull of sale. We quote at 6@63c
SHEEP Are in good demand. We
cote at 5@54c q ID. for choice selections,
weighing 100 tbs and upwards. The or
binary sheep range in price from $1,000
ESQ q head.
HORSES AND MULEs.-Market dull. We
quote at $100@175 per head, according to
quality. We note receipts and shipments
during the week Of 8 car loads.
At the stock yard of I. G. Nilsson &
Go. the sales during the week have been
as follows: Cattle 357, hogs "a, sheep AZ.
At Morse's stock yard there have been
sales during the week of 1873 head cattle,
n hogs and 3 sheep.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-22
HonorabIy Discharged.

Capt. j. G. Allen who was a few days
since arraigned before Commissioner
Goodwin on a charge of passing counter.
felt money, had his trial yesterday before
both Commissioners Noah and Goodwin
and was honorably discharged, not parti-
Gle of evidence appearing inculpating him
in the transaction.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-22
Psws for Rert.

There are few vacant pews for rent in
Christ Church. Persons desiring to rent
can obtain information relative thereto by
calling on Mr.. d. r. johnson, at the Office
of the State Insurance Office, or upon Col.
VIM. B. Reese.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-22
TcIcgrnnhic Patent

Among the new patents to Southern
inventors and inventions, during the last
week, is one to Mr., L. T. Lindsay, o.
Jackson, Tenn, for an improved tele.
graphic apparatus, for which superior excel.
lence is claimed.