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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-03

SUGARs-We continue 20 quote very firm
market, as follows: Demerara 12A 6lSe; Porto
Rico 1lG124c by the hOgshead, half cent addi-
tiOnal by the barrel; standard hards 14Kc; New
Orleans clarified white, lie; do. yellow 13c; A
coffee l34c; B do. 13l4c; do. 134c. No New
Orleans in the market.
MoLAssEs AND SIRUPs-We quote sirups at s.
ei90c golden strip 75c. No New Orleans in the
market.
CoFFEE-Market firm. We quote Rio, COM
mon to choice, 1Sg2Oc; Laguayra 29@21e; Java
25@2SC.
TEAs-Markct steady as follows: Imperial
Sl@l.J0; Young HysOn Si.l56i-50; Black 9Oc@
Sl.25; GunpOwder S1@lI5.
FIsH-We quote Nos. and 5. Sl1.J0612 and
e10@l0-jO 2 barrel; half barrels Nos. l, . and 3,
$50, $3.50 and 1913; in kits, Nos. L. = and 8,
$3.50, S1.75 and Si6G.
CHEEsE-We quote nOminaily a follows {:
Factory 15c; Nutmeg l9Ic; Young America &c.
NAILs-We quote at $3.50 for lOds and 25c adj
ditiOnal for diminishing grapes.
CANDLES-Star, light weight. ~. @l5hc.
POwDER-All qualities declined. We quote
Dupont $3.50; Hazards $3.50; blasting $50:
fuse, ? 100 feet 75c; Sycamore Mill, $3.50.
SHOT-We quote patent $40; buck -.
LIQUORS-We quote common rcCIiticd whisky
= gallon, 81; Robertson County S1.75d3; BOur-
bon S1.25@ L50; Lincoln County Si.I5@2.2J; High
wines 81.
BAGeING-we quote p hemp Sc; fax 2YD,
2jc.
CoTTON TIES-We quote at Sc.
BROoMs-We quote at S2.2jd8.50 = GOz.
SoAP-We quote at 5GSc 2 10, or S3G4-J0 p
box.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-03

The sixth annual session Of the Tennes-
see State Teachers Association will be held
in the Capitol, at Nashville, on Wednesday
and Thursday, the LIST and ID Of November,
1871.
As the subject of education is one Of gen.
eral and vital importance, in which every
citizen should take deep interest, the Ex-
eeutive Committee of the Association cor
daily invites all members of the ASsOcia-
ton, and all friends of education, and espe-
cially teachers, and officers whose duties re-
quire them to execute the provisions Of the
school law of the State, to meet at the sp-
preaching session of the Association for
consultation in reference to promoting the
efficiency of our school system. and securing
as soon as practicable the benefits Of COM
mon schools to every county in the State
Topics will be discussed intimately con
neeted with our present school system.
The committee earnestly desires such a
gathering of the friends Of popular eduea-
ton from all parts of the State as viii tend
to make up a more general interest in a
cause, upon the success Of which depends,
in great degree, the development and pro-
greSs Of the best interests of Tennessee.
Arrangements have been made for re
dueed rates at the principal hotels in Nash
Vile. and the usual reduction will be made
by the railroads, to those attending the As
ISOLATION. The programme ami other ar
rangements will be published as soon as
completed.
NELL S. BROWN, Chairman.
j. BRADEN, Secretary.
Nashville, Oct. 2, 1871.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-03

Mr.. NJ. Il. jackson, of Rutherford county
was married ON the 18th ut last month to
Miss Sophia Brooks, Of New Albany. Ind.
The happy couple were at the Battle House
Yesterday. en- route for home. May long
life and much happiness be theirs in the
new relations mutually assumed.
Mr.. JnO. Hill of the Atlanta, Ga, Ne.o
Era, is circulating among bis old friends
here. He is a visitor to the Fair in the
interests of the journal he represents.
Our old friend Arts Brown has recently
returned from Corners Springs in Virginia,
fully restored TO health, and loud in his
praise of the manner in which he was
treated during his soiourn there.
The friends of DR.. II. Sheffield will be
pleased to learn Of his return.
Roht. T. Quarles Of GAINESVILLE, and Mr..
Hume Lusk, who has been studying law in
that city, lent our sanctum the light of their
c0uAtenance las night.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-03
THE COUNTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The eiedment suits
of Z. w. White VS.. r. F. Bell resulted in
favor of the plaintiff restoring to him the
parcels of lands sued for. In the case of
Robin Graves vs.. Daniel Bleuit, the judg-
ment of the Magistrate was confirmed. l..
ID. Hogle vs.. VIM. Alternately, Magistrates
Judgment affirmed. Thirteen cases were
continued and four dismissed. To-day the
docket will be called from No. 42l to No.
440.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-Wm. Campbell, for
larceny, was convicted and his time in the
Penitentiary assessed at three years. Geo.
Walker, colored, indicted for stealing shot
gun, was put upon his trial and portion
of the testimony heard. The Grand Jury
having returned true bill against w. Z.
Wade for forgery, he was arrested on a
capias and required to give bail in the sum
of $1,000 for himself, and like sum on the
part of his security, Baxter Smith, Esq,
going his bail. The Grand jury having re-
turned a true bill against Mark l.. Phelps
for murder, and John Chumbley accessory,
the latter was arrested on a capias and gave
security in the sum Of 1000 for his APP
pearance from day TO DAY, 4. c. Tucker
and Judge 10. c. Guild becoming his
baileeS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-03
More Omcfal Oppression.

While yesterday in the Office of Squire
LspSley, a citizen named Scruggs incurred
the displeasure of that legal functionary by
the too careless use of what LapSley consid-
cred abusive language; which he construed
into a contempt of court, for which he in
fiicted upon Mr.. Scruggs fine of $40, and
insisted upon its immediate payment. Mr..
Scruggs was not just then prepared to liqui-
date, but offered to give security for the
payment of the fine. He claimed the right
of appeal from the colored magistrates opin-
ion that the money must be paid or he
would have to go TO jail until the fine was
settled. Lapsley ignored the right of appeal
and insisted that it took cash to hquidate
fines imposed by him. Rather than go
down, Scruggs paid the fine, and then had
Lapsley arrested and arraigned before JUS
tice Paul to answer the charge of official OPP
preston. Capt. Dodd appeared on the part
Of ScruggS, and Lapsley conducted his own
defense. Justice Paul reserved judgment
until to-day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-03

The following the cotton quotations re-
cciyed at the National Savings Company, corner
Union and College streets, where cotton, gold,
bond and stock quotations are received hourly,
and are always accessible to the public.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2, il;15.-COttOn market
strong. Sales 1900 bales. Uplands 9Kd; Or
leans 9Id.
LIvERPOoL, Oct 2, l:2O.--Cotton active and
firmer. Sales $1,000 bales. Uplands 9X@9%d;
Orleans 81 @9zd
New YORK, Oct. 2, 1O:35.-Cotton firm. Ordi-
nary upiands 174c; good ordinary 1sKe; low
mIddling l9%c; middling 194c; Alabama 19xc;
Orleans 20Sc; Texas 207c. October delivery
l9Hc; NObember &c. H.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2, 12GO.--COttOn quiet. Sales
LOCO bales ON spot. Ordinary Uplands II c.
good Ordinary 1SHc; low middling I9Ac; mid
ding 19%c; Alabama 19Zc; Orleans 1Kc: Texas
207Sc. October delivery 19Kc; November 19kc.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2, 1:45.-COttOn quiet but
steady. Sales 100 bales on spot. Ordinary
uplands T1c; good ordinary Sac; low mid
ding 19Hc; middling I94 Alabama l9%c; Or
leans 20Hc; Texas 209sc.
NEW YORK, Oct. =, 3.20.-8IaTket quiet but
steady. Ordinary uPlands II &c; good ordinary
1sAc; low middling 197sc; middling i9Ac; Ala
bama 19Ec; Orleans 2OKc; Texas 2Oac Sales
for export 335 bales; for spinning $50 bales. Net
receipts Is 1913 bales; exports to Great Britain s.
I0O bales. Stock 100. .flS balpS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-03
PoIice annOiuto,euts.

At a meeting Last night OF the Police
Commissioners, Capt. James Everett ten
dered his resignation as Captain Of the
force. and Sergeant Wilkes Yater was APP
pointed to supply the vacancy thus Occa-
stoned. Policeman Felix g. TiguOr was
appointed Sergeant in Mr.. Yater's place,
and Mr.. Robert Bell elected policeman to
fill the vacancy in the force caused by the
promotion of Mr.. Tignor. In the
retirement of Capt. Everett from the
force, this branch of the clty's public
service loses competent and experienced
officer, who for the past two years has hlied
the position of Captain or Chief OF Police.
Since 1855. with the exception of the four
years he served in the Confederate army,
Capt. Everett has been actively connected
with the Police Department of the city, and
was always prompt in the performance Of
his duty, and ever decided and resolute in
all his personal and official relations. While
regretting the retirement of Capt. Ev-
erett from the department, we are
glad to know that his place is
to be filed by competent and worthy
member of the force, whose intelligence and
experience in the practical affairs of life
eminently fit him for the labOrious and re-
sponsible position conferred upon him.
Under the direction of Capt. Yater. We
lopa and expect to see the Police Depart
lnent retain the efficiency and evince the
satisfactory management characterizing it
for the pas two years.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-03
NeKeutlrae Church.

Last Sunday night was the close of the
Conference year at McKendree Church.
The occasion was one of interest 10 the
church and to the community. The Sun
day-schOol of the church has been organized
into a Missionary Society, in which the
children are taught systematic benevOlence
to give little and TO give regularly, to
the missionary cause. On this occasion the
children gave some excellent music. Col.
Frank L. Williams and DR.. HaygOOd made
most telling speeches in behalf of the Sun
day-schOOl and missionary causes, and
showed that while the church has hitherto
done nObly in the great field of Christian
benevolence, yet that it should do better;
that every one should give something; should
give according to his ability; should give
CheeTfully and keep on giving DIR. Kelley,
the pastor, has done good years work in
the Masters service. The church numbers
74T communicates. OF these 24T have been
added this year; $50 of this new addition
have profeSSed religion during the year. and
SO of these have come directly from the Sun
day-SchOOl. What nursery for the church
is the Sunday-schOol. We hope the Con-
ference will return DIR. Kelley to the field i'll
which Inc has labored so successfully and 50
acceptabV.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-03
Partial AmputatiOn Of DIR. +. G. NC.
GavOck's Hand.

The Memphis ArGlGnche of Sunday, Oct.
!, says: DIR. F. G. McGavock, one of the
victims of the recent desperate affray at
Shawnee Village, arrived in the city even
ING before last, and was carried to the Over
ton on a litter in an exhausted and critical
condition. He has suffered intense agony
from the results of the late difficulty, and
yesterday morning it was decided TO ampu-
tate three fingers and the thumb of his right
hand. The operation was performed by DIR.
J. f. Lynch, and last night the patient res
ted well. Careful nurses and skillfGl sur
geons attend the sufferer, and there is fair
prospects Of his early recovery. 1t is barely
possible that Thetford, the asSailant of DIR.
McGavoch, is living. At last accounts he
was reported very low, and gradually sink
ing
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-03
AN ACROSTIC.

By THE AUTHOR OF MAKE HOME BEAUTIFUL
None who pass such lonely hours
As those who scOrn the charms OF G0lUeTs,
Seeming all this Southern air
H-iving sweetness everywhere
Yelling earth with beauty rare
Inviting us on every side
Lovely Flowers! Our Joy and pride:
Lilies. roseS,-each in place,
Elegant in regal grace.
None so rich as those who find
Under blue skies, soft and kind,
Riches in the roses hue,
Splendid, varied, ever new
Each upon the sylvan scene
Royal as a reigning queen
Youth and wealth are theirs, ween.
And, to match these fOIDsTS-''in suit"
Nothing Boosting leaf or root
Dare compare with splendid fruit.
Fair as the fairest golden store
Rich as the ruby fruits of yOre
Under the fadeless trees that bore
In Paradise, and-(here we grieveH
Tempted our lovely mOther-Eve.
Gardens aglOw with brilliant bloom,
And fragrant with each rich perfume,
Rise to my eyes: where blossoms rare
Dance TO the passing breeze, and where
Zach hour is happiness. And there
No discord comes-may the good elves
Secure these blessings to ourselves!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-03

Il 9en2 from wharf and from depot, e1-S99
rom store. ... Oats--Are IN gVod supply, ise
re local demand Is supplied az 65970c = puand
from wharf and depot, ior ieed Isonl s.oas' snsa
.oS, "Sss..lss-PotatOes are nTEn, new Aof nsoas
sre nlenffful in large lots q Szo IN snai,n ,s
q, u :, hb onions new corthern weak az soss
al Dbl good Nor.1eebsn spPlRs s,sse ~ htifaI.
anu 81 -. ,srm anu the STOCK light, wIthe mar
demand we quote clear riD sldes, SSiVc is ooSI
dsrs AZ cac. dry sasted shoulders, oScI
bellies, s. Ssci hams, nea no Re-,
,ha asyaTcs Of western markets our nLIs -
enced an inward tendency during t a s. w.
onotf clear at 9K@9Hc; clear ne eS1Sorc.
shoulders sx@ec; dry salted Clear FL r;S ~ S9c;
bellies, Sa9she' , plAdI ANY ssed hams, iSK@
:. CoT7s-The market is bare of cboice Thite.
with fair demand at 95c from denot In ear LOAF
lots. Mixed is in dun demand, being chiefly for
MY purposes, a. gOc ;;, .Iom What
arrivals. Sales to-day at s155Gf. SO for amber
and white-the latter only prime FIour-
Very active with an advance Of soc a hi. in the
T Sst Few Gays. we quote city mills 81 .50@10.50.
The stock is good. .Odts-The supply on mar
ket Is very limited, and prices are raiich frmer.
We quote them at 70@575e from Slepot, = -
Macon, Ga-, Sept. -Baeon-Ciear sides
I'm l9H Gle clear rib sides (smokedl 81
iOc' shoulders 81 or; hams (sugar cored) ISG
Oc... -. UrH-White, S1@lO5 =. McdI-s1.05
| CLIO. -. OatS-7O@s0c -. H6eaf-Per bushel
sl.5O@iI5. Hqy-Northern sl.sO@1sO; Ten
nessee timothy S1.S06l.90
selma, Ala, sept. 29.-Bacon, stc-CIear
Sides gA @l0c; shoulders seSsKc; mess pork
Slo-oOGI-9O; rump pork, new, Sl3-5O6f4.50
sugar cured eanyased hams 15X @lsc; lard in
tlerees II @12c; In kegs u @l6c; In 3, and 10
| yound eaddies 14@l5c. Graia, ete.-white
| corn yOct1Sl. Oats 7069S0c. Meal sfG1125 Bran
SlI5. Hay si.S5@2 Salt s2@2.25. Bsgging %
| Cg25cj ties 81 @6c.. .FiOur-Superfine s5.756
| n n CHI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-03
NashyiIIe Produce Market.

DRIED FRUTT-The market firm to-day,
and prices higher with heavy sales. The trans
actions included 5000 rs at u for apples, &c for
quarter peaches, &c for mixed do and &c for
half do.
EGGs-Scarce and higher. We report sales at
pc to-day from wagon
PEANUTs-Smalf sales from wagon to-day at
SlT5 ? bushel.
PoTAToEs-Demand fair at 50 ? barred from
wagon.
PoULTRY-Market duh at si.92@2.16 2 doz. by
the coop. Ducks about the same
HAY-We quote country at 81 ? ton; good
timothy (old) S26G2S per ton.
BUTTER-We quote good country 15c; choice
1Sg22c.
FEATHERs-Market dun at 5j46Oc for prime;
inferior lots neglected
BEEswAx-We quote at 50G32c.
GINsENG-Market duh at 756SoC.
RAGs-The outside figure is SIC.
WOOL-We quote cOmbing 35G3Sc , b; card
ing free from burs, 32G35; tub washed 45GjOc;
bury wool 56 Zoe ? n less.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-03
WAR DKPARTMENr.
OFrIcE OF THE CHIEF s1aNAI OFFICER.

OPFIcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGTON, ID. G., Oct. 2, 1851.
The area Of the lowest pressure Sun
day evening, northwest OF Iowa. has moved east
and sOutheastward, and probably nov central ON
Lake Huron The arear OF the highest barOme-
ter has remained in the south Atlantic States, Or
is now off that coast The low pressure with
easterly winds and rain, which was in the west
ern portion of the gulf, has moved nOrthward into
Texas, with rain and threatening weather IN
Arkansas. The barometer has fallen very rapid
ly during the day from Tennessee and Virginia to
the lower lakes, with cloudy weather In the Ohio
Valley, and increasing sOuthwesterly winds.
Brisk eastcrly winds continue in Southern FlOri-
da, and southern winds With rain on the West
ern Gulf coast.
FallfBg barometer with brisk
sOuthwesterly winds and possibly rain will prob
ably prevail by Tuesday noon from Tennessee
and Illinois TO the lower lakes and New England.
Continued cloudy weather, with sOuthcasterly
winds west of Alabama. SOutherly winds and hl-
creased cloudiness in the South Atlantic, and
rising barometer with cloudy weather IN tho
northwest
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-03

A bill granting the right of way to the
Nashville and Edgefield Street Railroad was
passed on the first reading by the Edgefield
Board Of Aldermen last night, and referred
to a committee. As soon as the bill regu-
lating the running of the same becomes a
law, the work of laying the track will be put
under contract.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-03
SIMMER street CuIyert Completed.

A large and necessarily difficult piece of
work was what is known as the South Sum
mer street culyer, commenced by the city
some two months since under the direction
Of Mr.. Haslam, Street Oyerseer. The con-
strudion of this eulvert was necessary to
prevent the continued occurrence Of heavy
and destructive overfiows in the southern
part of the city. The work is now COM
pleted, and has been done in manner
most complete and satisfactory. 1t is 500
feet in length, three feet in the clear wide,
and three feet in height. The arch is of
brick, resting on strong and solidly con-
structed masonry.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-03
Nashville Flour and Grain Market.

FLoCR-Market firm at an advance of soc a
barrel on all grades. We quote follows: Su-
perfine S5@5-50; extra Sj.I5G6; Xxx S6.25d55O;
XXX S6-5og7i family s7@T5o; choice family
-; fancy $3.50.
Corn MEAL-Firm at CSC ? bushel for un-
bolted; zoe for bOlted; S3.25 : barrel for kiln
dried.
WHEAT-we quote at s1lOaI45 ? bushel, with
light receipts. and little or nothing doing.
CORN-We quote ut zoe, sacked and delivered
in depot. Very scarce and but little doing
BARLEY-We quote at 55d60c buying, and zoe
sacked and delivered in depot.
RYE-Dealers are shipping at 81 ? bushel,
sacked and delivered in depot.
OATs-We quote from wagon 81 y tG4Os, and soc
sacked and delivered in depot.
OFFAL-We quote bran at 81 ? ton loose;
shipstuff $50 , ton.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-03
NOTICE.

HIS HONOR, THE MAYOR or NASH
III vile, having issued his Proclamation de-
signaling
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER q.
As HOLIDAY therefore, in pursuance Of the
same, and TO enable the Banks to be closed on
that day, We respectfully request those having
paper falling due October 4, TO pay the same on
Tuesday, the ID. :
r. G. JAMESON,
Cashier First National Bank
W. Il. DORTCH, Cashier,
Second National Bank
EDGAR JONES,
Cashier Third National Bank
JOHN PORTERFIELD,
Cashier Fourth National Bank
W. u. DUNCAN,
Cashier Mechanics' Bank
l.. g. TARBOX, Cashier
t. b. SAMPLE,
Cashier Traders Bank.
CHAS. WING, Cashier.
1t MAX SAX, Cashier
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New Advertisements.

See notice Of Tim s. McIIen1y, Clerk
and Master Of the Chancery Court Of Clay
county.
Fashionable goods at low prices is the
latest card Of John Gilgan & Co., Of the
Trade Palace Go and examine their beau
tifnl STYLES of dress goods.
We direct attention to the card 4. Z.
Freeman, d. ID. S., who is located at ITO
Church street.
RI. Kirkpatrick & Co. are in receipt of
a large line of seasOnable dress goods, wrap
pings, hosiery, laces, etc. Their stock is
verv attractive, and the ladies would do well
10 drop into the establishment of this pOpu-
lar firm.
Attention is directed to the advertisement
Of Mrs. Tynes.
We refer our readers TO the advertisement
of the 1t. Cloud Hotel, of which ID. Du-
pre- and Sisters are proprietors. They
have reduced the price of transient board TO
$3.50 per day.
One million cigars just received by Rosen-
helm 4 Bro, - South Market street.
The Florence Sewing Machines were
awarded the premium at the late MuTtrees-
borO fair.
Hostetter's Stomach BitterS is one of the
popular tonics of the day.
In directing attention to the advertise
went of 5. Il. Spurlock " Co, wholesale
gTuccrs and cotton factors, we would re-
mind our country friends that George j.
Goodrich. the well known member Of that
firm. has especial charge of the cotton de-
partmeut, and in that capacity is prepared
to give his undivided attention TO the wants
Of the planters and those who deal in the
Staplh.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-03

The street cars will run regularly to the
Fair Grounds to-day, and throughout the
week, leaving given points in the city every
twenty minutes. The arrangements are
complete, and the manner of reaching the
grounds will be found exceedingly conve-
nient.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-03

The friendly relations between Acton
Terry and VIM. Johnston being somewhat
disturbed, the former had the latter brought
before Justice Cassetty on peace warrant.
johnson had to find peace security in the
sum of $3.50. p
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-03

Trotting stock Tor sale ut the Fair
grounds.
Ladies are greatly Interested in the beau
tilul display At Hicks Emporium, Union
street.
Mrs. J. G. Barry, OF No. So Public
Square, is Just returned from tie East with
a large assortment of splendid millinery
goods. .
The fifty cent store, Union street. is still
a.trnting the attention al d accusing the
rul husiaSm OF those who admire beautiful
goods and moderate prices.
The Franklin House on College street,
wants twenty or thilty more boarderS.
For beautiful dress turS call on Lande
Bro, q Public Square.
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Markets BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Oct. 2.-ConsOls SO. U. S. sos
of 1862, 92; do 6s, 90 =; do 81, s2S; 10 4O's, 90.
TallOw 46s I'd. TurpenIine rs.
PARIS, Oct. 2-Rentes 6sf soc.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2.-CpttOn firm; middling
upland 81 @9zd; mid'ilng Orleans 90 esHd;
sales ls0OJ bales; speculation and export 1000
bales. California wheat 13s; spring Hollis Sd;
winter lis 9d. Corn better. Lard i6s Cd. Cheese
56s. TallOw AS 81. TurpentIne Is 6ds.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-03

SIMPSON IGARD was yesterday arTaigned
before Justice Wherry on a peace warrant,
and required to give bond of $3.50 to keep
the peace towards people generally and
lobe Moore in particular.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-03

Latest Style Chignons, just re-
ceived at Jos. E. Loisesu & CO., OPP
posite Maxwell House. They keep con-
stantly on hand the largest and handsomeSt
assortment of real and imitation hair goods
in the city, which they sell at very low
prices, wholesale and retail. oct1 3t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-03

Our Dressmaking Department is stocked
with a foil assortment of Velvet, Velve-
teens, Alpaca, Opera Flanel, Water Proofs,
| etc etc, and receive orders for manufac-
turing Walking Suits, Cloaks, Sacques, ETC.,
etc. Call at ID. LovEMAN IL Co.
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Agricultural Convention.

The delegates to the National Agricultu
raj Convention are requested to meet at the
Exposition building, corner of Broad and
Spruce streets, at 10 A. NJ. to-day, promptly
AS far as prscticable-the delegates from
each State viii get together after assembling.
The building can he reached by street cars
from any part of the city.
Complimentary tickets TO the Fair will be
furnished the delegates, and it is expected
they will adjourn to the Fair Grounds at 2
P. NJ, 10 witness the afternoon exhibitions.