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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-19

Constable ShiIo Making IA levy
~ Punished.
Constable J5hu L. Price, Of the Edge
field district, yesterday m0rniog called
upon Frank Long, a white man, II charge
of r,f.es hlulul stand at tbe Turner Park,
fer The purpose Of serving an execution
fur tho coI,cli-n Of a debt. Peter Long,
a vsuur uau, said % be the son of the
p.r.v sued. wa5 present, and joined his f.
thor in abusing tie officer, both using the
most insulting cpitkets. Mr.. Price several
timrs told the eure9ed men shat be WIS
There IN the performance OF an ciilcia.
JUty. did not wish 10 have any trouble or
diligently With them, and would consider
the use Of no words an assault
u9oa himself Having served the
execution aud placed number
of The articles in p basket, the consis-
ble was about 10 leave the place,
when WONG Long qasluted him, aud en-
deavgTaG 70 strike him with a heavy beer
rlasq. which no bold in bis hand At tho
.e1Tfa time the elder Long made a demon
stra ION ~ If attempting to throw a. or
.iriJ-o The officer with another beer glass
Seeing The odds so much against him, and
having occasion to think his assalants
desperate and dangerous characters, Mr.
Price saiz p large brass faucet lying IN
the basket, with which he dealt the young
or Long stunning blow IN The face. The
LATER sol to the g,ound IN q poweriess
condition. leaving his father, much the
stouicst man cf the two, TO continue the
attack mon the constable. Mr.. Price
st.ucl Frank Long several times with The
faqaof, Iuf,ciing wouad1 abort the hoGd
which blcd pToUsaly. TINS ended the
,tsu71le. aud the two wounded men were
~ orce placed in yPGCu and brought into
lie city for surgical attention. They were
ieyen b. the Office OF Drs. Briggs and
Nlchoi, on Cherry street, where every
| thing possible wss done for the relief Of tie
wounded men. Upon arriving at The Of
| f,e. the Younger Long was III Ru uncon-
| ecious aud almost pulseless condition. HIS
| f4lIlsr was still bleeding quite freely, aud
| seemed to DO suffering very intensely.
| When their wounds had been dres sed and
| thoir pains somewhat relieved, the uDfor
unate men, VINO had paid thus
dearly for their rashnoss, were
| placed in carriage and taker
! To- their home III the neighboI
hood Of the military headquarters IN North
| Nashville. The wounded men have 10
| baen yery long resident h re, and were
| ono time. we believe, SltieTs for body O
troops OF dGty N thi5 lcc .lity. Mr. Pace
| ia well kaown in this community as gooC
| citizen and faithful officer of the law II,
no doubt deeply regrets the unfortunate
necessity which compelled him in self-de
| ferse TO infiict personal injury upon hes
men. either of whom was physically stou.
er than himself, and probably more expe
| rienced as pugilists. However much snol
occurrences are TO be regretted, IN TIN
case MIR. Price has shown that he was no
afraid to DO his duty, and was abundant
able 10 defsud himself when attacked.
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JOSH BILLINGS ON STRAWBER.
REES

The strawberry IL one Nv n9tur's sweet
pets. Shemakes them worth fifty cents, the
first she makes, and never allows them to
be sold at a mean price.
The color of the strawberry il like the
setting Nv the sun under thin cloud, with
delicate splash Nv rain in it; its fra
GRANGE IL like the breath Nv baby when
it first begins to eat wintergreen lozzen-
gers; its flavor IL like the nectar which
an old-fashioned goddess used to leave in
the bottom Nv the tumbleC when Jupiter
stood treat on Mount Ida.
There IL many breeds NV this delight
full vegetsble, but not mean one in the
hull lot.
think / have stole them, laying around
ZOOS, without any pedigree, in somebody g
tall grass, when was lazy school boy
that eat dredful>essy, without any white
sugar on them, and even bug occasion
ally mixed with them in the hurry Nv the
moment. Cherrys IL good, but they are
much like sucking marble with han
die tow it. Peaches liz good, if u don't
get emmy of the pin feathers into yure
lips. Watermelons will suite ennybOdy
who liz satisfied with half sweetened
drink; but the man who can eat straw
berry besprinkled with crushed sugar and
despatched with Heem (at somebody
else's expense) and not lay his hand on
his stummak and thank the author of
strawberries and stummsks, and the phel.
low who pays for the strawberries, is 3
man with a worn out cOnscience-a mal
whose mouth tastes like a hole in the
ground and don't care what goes down.
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SRndrtcs.

COTTON YARNs-We quote at 12c, 1876,
15c and lie for 700, 800, 500 and 400.
WRAPPING PATEB-Wo quote small at
SOC; medium 75c, double crown 81.
IRoN-We quote es follows: Tennessee,
common bar, GO 3 10, kentucky, do, &c z
10; Tennessee band 7QSc; Kentucky, do,
SIC; Tennessee boiler plate Sc; boiler
head3 SIC; fire box 9tc; sheet, common,
5i@Gc; DO, Kentucky, 6f97c; do, Tennes-
see, 7498!c.
WISDow GLASS AND FLAsKs--Ws quote
by the box as follows: 8x1O, 1926; 1OI
Y, Sc. so; 1Ox14, $3.50; 1Ox16, $500; Tx
1G, 1925; 12x18, $3.50. Flasks-l pint
by box, $2.75; piut, $3@S.50 per box
quart, $3.50 per box.
HAND1Es.-We quote extra axe So in
81. 81; No. l 81; No. 2 $1.75; No. 2 X
$50, Pick S1.5091.75; Sledge 81 1902.
COTTON BorE-We quote ct 30c fOr and
ZIG. and 33c for I inch.
CooPEssaE Market dull. Barrel Is, how
ever, selling freely at Acc.
BAERELs-S5liihg freely at Acc.
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NASHVILLE proyislon rIsrkes.

During the entire week there has been
very great demand for both choice and
countIy hams, but as regards the rest Of
the hog product, We continue to report
very dull market Daring the week theEe
has been a fraction advance in choice
hams, and 4 decline Of a Of q cent on
clear sides. With this exception there Is
no chInce to report. From present iLdi-
cations there is every reason TO believe
that Large stock Will DO carried over to
next season. The country Is yet full of
bacon, many persons holding with the eX-
psclation of obtaining better prices. TIE
present outlook does not look favorable IN
that direction. The late rains almost in
sures unusually large crops Of corr, and
with plenty Of this commodity for feeding
PURPOSES, the Dext hog crop viii be much
larger than that Of the past season. Low
prices then IL the future ere more than
probable. We quote packed from stote as
follows:
BAo5N-Clear sides 9,c; clsar nib sides
SIC shoulders &c; couuJry hams 12zc,and
very scarce.
CHotCE HAas-Hart Il Hsnsieys G. g.
@. cauvasssd 16c.
BEEAkFAsr BAc5N-Hart & HensIsy's
choice S. U. @. O. @. breakfast bacon, can
yas5ed, 14@l5c
LARD-Caoice leaf IN tieTce3 II &c; half
bbls l2c; kegs 125c; 10 ID oaddios l5c;
> N caddies 15sc; h caddie5 1870; buck
cts 15c.
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MARK ETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets

LONDON, July IS, $50 P. M.-Oonsols
934@9355; United States 5-205 Of 1862, 921;
do of 1865, 924I; do OF 1857, 91s; 10 4Os,
9I3.
LIVERPOOL, July is Cotton dull; mid
ding upland sgd; midding Orle7ns 9gd.
New York Money Market.
New YORK, July 18.-Steriipg exchange
keTs' bills, l0s. State bonds-TeR-
nessses, old issue, Y.
New York, July 18-Gold dull
and steady; ell transactions were at
1.12s@1 1875. Loans were made at from
l to 2 per cent, for carrying. CleaIings
about S34, 100000. Governments firm
end fraction higher; business light.
The stock market has been more active
to-day but feverish, in consequence Of the
decline in Northwest and st. Paul, which
it is said was caused By a disagreement be-
tween these two Companies, which may
result in their building parallel lines to
Milwaukee and ether points. Some par
ties believe that this will result in benz
fit to the preferred stock of both roads, as
the Companies would sell the common
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OEzzsx-We quote factory sc 15kc; Nut
meg 19tc; Young Americs 27c.
MAILS Declined to 81 30 for 10ds and
$50 additional for diminishing grades.
OAzDIHs-StaT, light weight, 12@13c.
PowDzR-We quote as follows: Dupont
$6.75; Hazards 1915; blasting $475;
fuse, per 100 feet, u Sycamore Mills
powder, 1878.
EEoT-Market firm at an ad snce. We
quote patent at 2.75; buck 90.
LacUcRs-We qcOto common reotifed
Whisky 2 gallon, 81; Robertson County
S1.T5@3; Bourbon $1.25@4. 80; Lincoln
County $l.55a2.25 Highwines 81.
BAaG1NG-Hemp 25@2sc; fax 300.
OoTToN TEa-We quote at $3.50.
BRooMs-We quote st 2.2593.5 so y dog.
EUNDBIEs-Blsoking, 2 doz. 40G75o,
Wash5oards So. 2599. go 2 doz; Buckets, .
doz., $3.50. Tube $3.50 y rezt; No, 1
tabs $40 per doz; No. 2 do. 50 per
doz; No. 3 do s.. Starch So, Candy
assorted stick lie 2 pound; fancy
assorted 18e = pound. snuH S7.75 = box
for Garretts packed. Matches So per
case. Pepper 224c. spioe 15o. Ginger
l5c. Oysters 1926 q case foz one pound
cans; 1925 y case for two pound cans.
Canned peaches, two po1nd cans, $2.75
= doc. Soda Ole.
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Nerz Advertisements.

Cumberland Lodge No. s, meet TO nsGht
f.r work in the third degree.
See notice of Mis-. II. i. Gasklli, Chat
tanOCga.
We lefer 10 The nonresident notices OF
Thoz. K. Giigsjy, O. q NJ, Dickson
county
Reuben East, J. P. fJr Hardin county,
has a legal notice In our advertising col
umIs
II. and 5. Hodkingoo, Louisville, have a
notice elsewhere addressed ito whom 1t
oyconcsrn. $500
L. ". Mccain sdvertises lost or mlsiaid
the dar-b7Ck and ledger Of J. I. Lyons.
Executors sale Of 100 gold and silver
watches by Barnes, Spitz & Co. tets morn
ing.
Thy MoSgsRs fine residence IN Edge
Hll1. i5'clfsred 'or rent.
Annual election Of Directors Il the Nc
Gayock and Go,nt Vernon street railroad
on ths 25ih inst. At the Office conner o.
Suuns9 and Monroe streets.
7 Fruelt has disposed Of bis interest IN
he nursery buisuess to Irby Morgan, ard
tv this transfer, new firm has heon
formed under the name and styls Of IsEetL
Soys d Morgan, who will carry OF tho
nursery business at the old stand OF i
grustt e sons
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Personals

Col G. Ii. L. Bennett, Huntsville; Col.
J. Ballanfont, Maury county; Rev. c. P.
Reed, Giles county, Tenn Thomas Will
Jams, Cincinnati, Ohio, and Capt Hen
bricks, CEagishope, Tenn, were among
the arrivals registered yesterday at the
Commercial Hotel.
NJ. 5. Bucshart & Son, Of Union City
b L. Price, Macon, Ga Hon. Sam IL.
Jones, Memphis; A. L. Patton, Grundy
county; Capt NJ L'llsrd and ". W. Gar
ner, Merfceesboro; Il. ". Miller, Leban
on; Uol. W. Z, CildIeIl, Weakly county.
Col. 4. Baford, Giles county, and j. Il.
House, Of MUffreesboro, wore registered
at The Battle House yesterday.
r. c. X. Martin, Jr., Of this city, wal
registered a, the Louisville Hotel yester
day.
Godfrey n. Fogg, E-q., and wife, of thi:
city, are in Louisville on visit to thel1
daughter, the wife Of Dr.. Richard H.
Ru39 Of that place.
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GHIEv0US WRONG.

There is the sOundcst common sense IN
the following paragraph from the Name
f0ct1Tcr and Builder:
Why is it that there is such Tepug-
nance on the part of parents 10 putting
their suns to a trade? a skilled mechanic
is an independent man. Go where he
will his craft will bring hin support.
He need ask favOIs Of none. lie has
literally his fortune III his own maids.
Yet foolish paTcnts-ambitious tnat their
SONS should "rise in the world" as they
say-are more willing that they should
study for profession, with the chances
of even moderate SUCCESS heavily
against them. or run the risk
Of spending their days IN
the ignoble task of retailing drygoods, or
of toiling at the accountants desk, than
learn trade which gives them manly,
strength, health and independence. In
point of fact, the method they choose is
the one least likely to achieve the ad-
yancement aimed at, for the supply Of
candidates for ''crrand boys" drygoods
clerks and kindred occupations, Is notori-
| ously over-stocked; while on the other
h2nu, the Otulahu lOI ACSlIy oNl-4Su AASSi-
anics of every description IS as notoTi-
| ously beyond supply. The crying need
| of the country TO dsy Is for skilled labor;
| and that father VhO nCg'cct5 to provide
his son with a usual trade, and to see
that he thoroughly masters it, does him a
| Crievous wrong and runs the risk Of help
ing by so much TO increase the stock Of
idle ard dependent, it not vicious mem
bers Of society. 1t is stated in The re
port of the Prison Association, lately is
sued, that of fourteen thousand FIVE hun
dred and ninety prisoners confined IN the
thirty States in 1867, seventy-seyen per
cent, or over ten thousand Of the num-
Der never learned 4 tTede. The fact con-
veys q lesson of profound interest to
those who have in charge the training OF
boys, and girls, too, FOR the active duties
| IF life.
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WAR DEPARrsuyr.
" - - - eA4A-A--AztAg
OFFICE OF TIE OHnF s1aNAL OrF1czH

OFFICE OF TIE OHnzF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, d. O., July Is, 1871.
Synopsis for the past tloeHty- four hours
The barometer has fallen slightly since
Monday at the Rocky Mountain stations.
It has risen in the Middle and Eastern
States, but is now again falling rapidly
from the lower lakes to Texas and east
ward to the Atlantic coast. An area Of
low barometer is now over Lakes Huroxr
and Ontario. The temperature has been
generally lower than On Monday, bat the
thermometer is again rising on the East
Atlantic; also easterly winds are reported
from North Carolina to New jersey. and
southwes.eTly winds from Pennsylvania to
Maine, as also on the Gulf coast. Rain
and threatening weather from Georgia to
Virginia and westward TO the Mississippi.
Ligha rain is also reported from Minnesota
and Vermont.
Pr05G6jli.iCs.-Is is probable that the
barometer viii continue low IN the Gulf
States with increasing souiheElY winds and
rain ON Louisiana to West Virginia, and
eastward to the Atlantic Falliag bsrora-
eter with threatening and rainy weather
viii probably prevail very generally on
Wednesday IL the middle and eastern
States, and ffesh winds from southeast to
southwest are probable for the coast
Local rains will probably extend o~lsr
Minnesota and northern WiscOnsj,, To-
night.
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TEE LAW CoURT.-The ca Of Felix Il.
Smith, administrator, VS.. John D. Smith,
WAS continued.
A. j. Severance and others vs.. W. Ia Il.
Lawrence and others, suit to recover
$1,000 alleged to be due for drills and
diamond points used in drilling artesian
wells, was transferred 10 the Federal Court.
The jury trying the suit of Trabue VS..
Tanning, were respited until to-day
J. Jamison vs.. II. B. Toney, Judgment
for $50.
The following named cases will be called
to-day:
Long Va. bitterly, Manard, VS.. Ames,
Dunlap vs. Ames, v GODS ys. Ames, Rob
ertsoR vs. EdgefeId and Kentucky Rail,
road Company, Mouann VS.. Lyons and
others, Hays vs.. Compton, Johnson va
Cromie. WideneF vs. Westmer.
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LOCAL JorrINGs.


Yesterday was another good day for the
races. one Of which-the black race-had a
Jolly time of it at the Turner Park.
Il is said that the old Thestre on Cherry
street is shortly to be opened for regular
dramatic season, but the work of preparing
old DTury for new life has not yet been
commenced.
The picnic season being pretty well ex-
hausted, young gentlemen and their sweet
hearts are very generally considering the
feasibility of fishing parties as compensa-
ting offset. There is a degree of solid
pleasure about these fishing parties Of
girls and boys, fully demonstrated IN othel
times. which does not attach to the mod
ernized idea Of picnics.
The passenger train of the Decatur road,
| due here at P. N. Monday evening, die
not q. rive until about IL p. NJ. The de
tention was caused by the breaking o.
some portion. of the engine-the axle We
believe. No one wGs hurt, and no serious
damage done.
Anegro vent yesterday into the store o.
Capt. Bridges near the Horticultural gar
| den. and stole the Captains pocket book
| Chase was at once made, and the negro
was captured, taken before Magistrate il
| the 18th district, and then sent to jail
Joseph Stevens, (white,) from Summer
county, was brought TO this city yester
| day, having been sentenced to the Penl
| Tertiary one year for larceny.
| A short time eince, some person, whose
ideas in regard to the possession OF prop,
erty were evidently somewhat confused,
took an opera glass belonging to Mrs
Haskell, the State Librarian, who is anx
/ iousIy looking for lis return.
In the Probate Court yesterday Mrs
Mary Z. Barkhorn was appointed ant
| qualified as administrative of the estate 0
| b. II, BaTlhOrD, deceased.
John l.. Glenn, Water Tax Collector
has gathered in So, 800 during the past si'
days. Pretty good work, considering th'
| hot weather and the scarcity Of money.
The Gilbert Sisters will begin an en-
gagement at Beersheba Springs on July "a
Beautiful paper boqaeis are made b,
some of our young ladies' and gentlemen
and are really Of fine workmanship.
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INC 0ncra FIshins Parry.

Having had a dag Ct Il angling IN tho
little streams running IN many curves IN
,8e vicinity Of tbs city, quito party OF
fg.v men returned home about ! clock
me other night, 80 lull into peaceful rest
.1esr excited natures. Loading their
,-s~ons with rods, reels. buckets, baskets
a-d themselves, they started from tho
ssadv ncoks and piscatoIial resorts, full OF
.-+sfy, empty of victuals, booming in e1-
ceHsnt spirits, and making the ar thrill
with their operatic attempts and limitations
of the really fine g0J huHldRa treD'ot0:
Tae dead hour Of night was disturbed, and
30 was The sweet sleep Of citizens. Rest
Wa made unrest, until the sweet singers
PASSED On out of sigpt and hearing, and
on Of mind.
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The committee from the Edgeisld
Street Railroad Company submitted a pro
position 20 lie committee from the Broad
S.-co. Bridge Company, yesterday, relative
10 Jla rcG5 crossing the suspension bridge,
which he latte. refused to entcrtain,-
BEHUCf
4 slieh5 mistake. There haB been no
meeting Ct the Executive Committee Of
the Bridge Company since the proposition
was submitted. It any person refused 20
entertain The proposition; be acted without
authority. 1t is understood that the com
l..ll ess from the Bridge Company and
Street Reilfoad Directors viii have a con
ference OF Thursday.
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general MARKETS
TUESDAY, July Is, 1871.
Nashville Cotton Market

The receipts for the week closing to-day
amount to liS bales against 138 bales
last week. The shipments comprise 100
bales against 429 bales for the week pEevi-
ous. The sales of the week foot mp 1858
bales against 4I5 bales last week.
At the date Of our last review, the nar-
ket closed weak and nominal, without any
Transactions t0u3ts. Wednesday Il opened
with better Indications Cf business, hold
ors accepting the situation, and selling at
the decline. Thursday Was very dull, and
nothing doing. Friday the feeling was
bstter, with liberal transactions for dull
season. Saturday and Monday were dull
Of nrchapeed quotations. To-day the
market close dull and heavy at &c decline.
There ore but few buyers that put IN an
appearance, and they require a good deal
Of coaxing TO even handle sample. We
Cuofa "a follows
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Tho greatest CONSERVATION imaginable
was Yesterday afternoon created among p
ra-rv of Juvenile baihars ia the Cumb5r-
lead by the narrow escape CT one Of ihoir
number from drowning. BeiaG attacked
with cramp. he screamed Justify aud sauk
from view. When he cams to the surface
sr,f1. Lie was rescued bv two of his larger
camuauions and conveyed safely to toe
shore. 4 vigorous rubbing scon restored
I,-.sv animation 10 his limbs.
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RAILROAD MENTION.

The repairs on Red River bridge on the
Edgefeld and Kentucky RAILROAD are not
yet completed, though they are progress
ing rapidly, and will probably be finished
in a few days, The bridge is being re-
paired preparatory 10 the building of a
now bridge hereafter.
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Tho ECbIAHVH' EVHI', I1N7
Under the old system Of office study,
without teaoheys, it was the work Of years
to prepare for the Bar. Ia this celebrated
school, where law is taught by lessons,
inst as grammar is Taught, len months
close application will give student q
thorough knowledge of the law and per
feet familiarity with the practice. By this
reduction of the time from Is TO 10 months
much money ard time sre saved without
impairiDr the efficiency of the course. II
is The worst species CT old fogyism for q
young man 10 study law IN an office while
law school presents so many edvants ges.
Tie next session opens OF the first Mon
day in September.
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Wholesale QUOTATIONS
"What are the Wild Waves saying

Go ask the troubled waves whose cea5elesS roAf,
In fury breaks upon the distant shore;
B5ov yc some spot in all your lonely round,
Where pain is not? But ease and comfort found,
The wild waves answer with perpetual roar,
That very place is " AIS s. WALKERS STORE.
60 ask the wind that sweeps across the plain
TO distant lands, and then returns sgain,
Have ye not found an sntidOte for care?
balm to save our fast departing hair?
Old BoreGs answers from his icy throne
'Cis found in VAIN WALKERS HATS alone!
It's thus Old B0reas and the Ocosn speaks
To him with aching head, that comfort seeks'
Try Vain GHi Walkers Ventilated Hat,
Twill cool the fevered brain; an more than that,
Make life pleasure save your falling hsir-
The same old number on the Public Square.
The "Ksly-Did," "KEty Didn't, "Oanialoupe, y
Tropical, ""VniO' the-Wisp," and all the latest
styles of Ventilated Hats, for the hot wealth er.
Panama and straws fer men ana boys and chill
drsn IN great variety. Orders from a distsnc Q
promptly attended to. VAIN & WALKER,
Ustters and FuTrisrs,
Eprs t. u Public Square.
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NeVcnth CRIdweII.

gGe seventh volume Of CaldEell = Re
p5as has been issued from the press Of
Mss,rs. Jones, PurVis q Co, public prin-
f-r7. AID IL printed Ia handsome style.
Tho binding is done In the elegant and
substantial maluer for which Messrs. Paul
d T.veI are celebrated, who have the work
r.p raia
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Nashville Hardware Market,

We report the market quiet and prices
firm as follows Axes per dozen, $40
@13. so; hoes S5@7; horse shoes
shoerbergers S5.75; Reese's patent St;
Burdens S.; horse nails I6924c; cast steel
and shear zoe: English blister 16g2Jo;
American blister l3@I5c: cotton cards
S.. 5O@6 per doz; names $4G75O per doz
pair; traces STOP per dOz pair; axe
handles 81. 1902 per doz.
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At TIC JRii.

Frank Weakley, fast youth OF fast
colors, was yesterday committed TO jail by
Justice Wilkinson, having failed to give
bond for future appearance to answer the
charge Of larceny. Anderson Oyerton,
coloTed, in Jail long time for larceny,
was released on bond