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Another Case of Mule madness.

Some two weeks since one of our well
known citizens, who has q farm in the
country, with view of preventing fire.
quen. raids upon his corDfield from the
coon creation, procured in this piece q
coon dog and carried the animal ont to his
country retreat. Rather suddenly, the dog
was attacked with hydIophobis, and in his
hours of madness. bit mule thAt belong
ed OF the farm. Eight days afterwards the
mule showed symptoms Of the terrible
malady, which eliminated in a violent case
of bydrophobia. For twenty-f0ur hours
the animal was perfectly furious, attempt
ing TO make en- onslaught upon everything
that came about him, and it was dangerous
to approach him. II this condition The
mule died yesterday with all the agony pc
ciliar to the disease.
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Personals.

Mr.. J, w. I. Brysoa, formerly chief
clerg at the City Hotel, Is now occu-
pying q position in the Office of the Battle
House.
Among the large list Of arrivals at the
Battle House yesterday, we noticed the
nam Of Capt w 3 Gordon, Columbia; G
X Ro s, Alabama; w HaiiHm Lebanon; E
S whitman, Pennsylvani5; J w Douph
FmpktiG; Z l. Singleton, She.byVille; J T
Toole. Georgia; Geo N Emack, of the
Manchester Democrat: H Roulhoe,
Hickman, Ky; DR. 3 " Mcdonald, Is
banon, aud W II Armstrong. GAINESVILLE.
Hon. Dorsey b. Thomas arrived in the
city Yesterday. He reports that the late
storm was very heavy in his section Of
country, but did nc particular damage
Comptroller Pennebaker has gone 10
Memphis on business connected with the
Stale Department, and to see about some
settlements in Shelby county.
The many friends Of ]. b. DAvidSe in
slis city will regret 10 hear of his deplr-
lure f1r a field az other duties. For some
time past Mr Davdge has been connected
wi,h DR.. J. l.. Harwsu, bat has lately
eutiiisd himself with the firm of Blair i
Bro, Ooluml rs, Misc
Among TIE arrivals at the Commercifl
Hotel Yesterday were J II. Alexander, of
Newport, Ky; G. a Kinnie, williamson
county; Il. S. Brown, Eagleviile D. T.
Chan. bers, Wsruace; Nj B. Norman,
ShclhvyiIle; 5. II. Gravity, Putnam county;
p T Lsech, Charlotte; w Wbitsor,
Rutherford county, snd A +. Childers,
MillersburR.
Hon. Charles Reedy, MuIfseesboro;
Rev. Il. d. WardIaw, Shelbyvil!e; Rev.
II b BonGe, Gsllatin; J. L. Morgan,
Columb.a: George I. Atkins ana d. S.
Besrh. New York; Col Joseph Robb.
ClaTk5y.ilc; Col. w. B Galbraith, Mem
phis, and Col. 5 I. Wilson, Of Louisville,
were registered at the Maxwell House yes
terdsy.
Among the arrivals at the st. Charles
Yesterday were G. S Williamson, Gala
lid: J. P. Carney, Ashland City: J. S.
Jsines, Shelbyville; WIN Mcdaniel, j. W.
Mcdaniel 0nd S. G. Hearn, Wilson county;
c. ". Hopkins, Springfield; j. W How
ell. Caym', III j W. MaIshsil, lafayette,
end ; Simpson, Charleston, /.
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a suggs stIon TO Street sprinkiers.

Il conversation yesterday with gentle
man who enjoys a large practice in the
healing art in this city, he suggested the
sanitary point of view, by putting a few
pounds of copperas in the water used to
sprinkle the streets, and then directing the
drivers to 60 mp the filthy alleys and
sprinkle them. This he said would re-
Tnoys at least half the unpleasant missma
eri=iDg from stsgnsnt water and other
uUjsances. C)pperas is we'll known to be
q cheap disinfec.ant, and would probably
not cost over thrse cents a pound at
wholesale.
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What are the Wild Waves sayingi

Go ask the troubled waves whose ceaSeless roar,
In fury breaks upon the distant shore;
Kcow ye some spot in all your lonely round,
Where pain Is not2 But ease and comfort found,
Tho wild waves answer with perpetual roar,
That very place is x AIN & WALKERS STORE.
60 ask the wind that sweeps scross the plain
To distant lands, and then returns again,
Have ye not found an antidote for care2
balm to ssve our fast departing hair?
Old Boreas answers from his icy throne
'Tis found in WAIE & WALKERS HATS alonei
TITS thus Old Boreas and the Ocesn speaks
To him with aching head, that comfort seeks:
Try Vain and Walkers Ventilated Hat,
twill cool the fevered brain; an more thsn that,
Make life pleasure; save your falling hair
The same old number on the Public Square.
The "Ksty-Did," "Katy Didn't" "Cantaloupe,"
"Tropical, "TillC' the Wisp," ana all the latest
styles of Ventilsred Hats, for the hot wealth CT.
Panama and Straws for men and boys and chill
dren n great variety, Orders from distsnc
promptly attended to, VAIN & WALKER,
Hatters and Furriers,
APPS I; q Public Square.
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UNPLEASANT OCCURRENCES.
Resistance to the Execution of a Le-
gal Fiat-UnhappY Results CT a
Divorce Trial

Resistance to the Execution of a Le-
gal Fiat-UnhappY Results CT a
Divorce Trial
By the Law Court Of Nashville, a lady
residing on West Church street, was a
short time time since granted O divorce
from hor husband. According to the de-
cree in this case, the personal estate of the
household, aud stock Of groceries are TO
be sold and the proceeds equally divided
between the fGrmer husband and wife.
The latter, who until now, has Continued
in possession Of the properly, did not wish
to submit to these terms, and has very EN-
pha!icallJ informed the SheTif's Of
Ulcers TO that effect The divorced
wife claims that the possession
Of this property is necessary to the main
tenancs of herself and children, and that
as it has been for the most part earned and
claim it. Deputy Sheriff L. l. LJsey,
whose duty it was to serve the process of
tbs court, called upon her and explained
what the law required at his hands, but
found her still disposed TO prevent the ex-
ecetioa of the decree. She has repeatedly
declared in most emphatic terms taat she
would not submit TO the removal Of the
property. Mr. Losey vsinly endeavored
to dissuade her from this intention
of resistance 10 the fat OF
the Court, and yesterday morning pro-
cseded 10 the house, in company with two
assistants, in order to remove the furniture
and groceries to sn auction store. This
circumstance greatly eGraged her, and she
made personal resistance to the perform
ance of the officers duty. On the Charge
of resisting an officer, she TGs arrested and
conveyed In carriage 20 the
Office of Justice Wherry There
she talked wildly and incoherantly,
exhibiting evident Indications of Devil
derment and distress. Owing to this
fact the trial was deferred by Justice
Wherry ard tie unfortunate woman was
sent t. her home Daring her absence the
furniture and groceries were removed to
an auction house, but. by order OF the
court granting the decree portion CT the
property was subsequently returned 10 her
ysncGa- sion
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LOCAL IoFTrNas.


Elder G. III. Day, Of Guthrie, Ky, will
commence meeting at the Ash Street
Christian Church, on Friday night before
the first Lords day in August.
Work on the brick building for the
Freedmen's Bank on Cedar street is pro-
crossing rapidly. The walls of the second
story are nearly oomplsted, and yesterday
evening some very heavy timbers were
raised by derrick. The building viii be
three stories high.
A trial was made yesterday, on the bot
tom near Taylor street in the Oh ward, Of
J. G. Miners combined subsoil and turn
ing plow: Some darkies happened toccms
along and wanted to try the pillow. PEP
mission was given, and after they had fir
ishsd blowing, one of them said, That
IL the deepest plowin' ever seed"
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Memphis Markets.


MEMPHIS, July 2J.-Flour quiet and
weak, at $5@7. so. Corn scarce and arrn.
at 72@73c. Oats, new, Clio; old, 65966e.
New Orleans Cotton Market.
NEw ORLEANS, July 2O-Cottsn fEmer.
Sales to-day Of 100 bales Of good ordi-
nary at 16a@165c, low middling ls@1S4c,
middling 2Ot@2Osc. Receipts 205 bales.
Exports, foreign, 1907. Stock on hand
40, $40 bales.
Memphis Cotton Market.
MEMPHIS, July -Cotton-Demand
light and holders firm at zoe. Receipts
IA bales. Shipments 90 bales.
New York Cotton Market
NEW YoEK, July 2O.-Cottcn, demand
active and prices advanced; middling mp
land 21c.; receipts IA 600 bales
Cincinnati Cotton Market.
CNCuSNArI, July 2O.-Cottor, demand
fair and market firm; middling uplands
2O4@2Otc.
81 Louis Cotton Market.
81. LOUIS, July 2O.-CottOn dun and
prices nominal at 194c.
Galveston Cotton Market.
GALyEsToN, July 20.-Cotton firm; good
ports to Great Britain 1875 bales; sales
ESQ bales; stock 13, $50 bales.
Savannah Cotton Market.
SAVANNAH, July 20 Cotton inactive,
middliDg held 81 1910. Net receipts 55
bales; stock 5, AT bales.
CharIeStOR Cotton Market.
CHARLESTON, July 2O.-Ootton Arm;
middlings I986193c Net receipts 228
bales; exports coastwise 544 bales; sslss
800 bales; stock 3, Oil bales.
Mobile Cotton Market.
MOBILE, July 2O.-Ootton dali; mid
dlings l9c. Net receipts a. bales; saies
300 ba'es; stock 9,136 bales
Wilmington Cotton Market.
WILAuNGToE, July 19.-Cotton quiet;
middlings 194c. Net receipts 10 bales;
stock 1,OO5 bales.
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Tennessee and Pacific Railroad.

TIE officers of this road propose to COM
meuce next week the building of new
engine bouse aud turn-table at lebanon.
The picnic season on this line Is now
about closed. During the summer at least
fifteen different excursions have passed
over the road. As they averaged about
500 each, from 4, 500 to about 5000 excur-
sionists have passed over the'line.
During the past ten days supeEintend-
ent Parsmore has had out along the line Of
the road a special force repairing and
Strengthening bridges. The men have
beea under the charge of T. j. Morris,
formerly foreman of prominent bridge
binding company.
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Sanitary PrecnutiOns-EmpO
nE EiaRnIipeSs.

We were informed yesterday by dis
tiHguished medical gentleman, who is
resident Of Nashville, that an adjoining
family he'd been compelled 20 remove to
the country on account Of the foul state Of
tho rear premises, which { ae owner bad
not had cleaned for al least twenty years
4 large number Of similar complaints are
frequently made, and in meLy instances
the fault seems to ba with the property
owrer. Some law ought to be devised 10
carse every owner Of property to cleanse
and disinfect all out houses, and to do this
from regard to the public health and not
10 be governed by economic motives.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21

tasare tLs 4ltesostipg ard attractive
ra.r4.ss 3D. lie &arkatbOuse, Is Doxey s
bt.. ln.r,I INSTITUTION, JUST now IN iu'l
I'd. her AID slerdid voice. DoXey's CO.
lection is lsTgs, and. embraces a consider
ale valistv. chseI among which are me
.,f.a. HYest king birds in 1he'ci'y.
Bird t1si-rug is his speciality, and when
ever ne gives assurance CT a singer, the
purchaser can safely relp mon his word.
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,vboEaSs,vIIIc Library.

We were informed yesterday that dona-
floss ct books we're being f eely made 70
.La E- sv-.a Library Association, They
q.. mostly vs-y valuable works, and en-
bye. .aa =s.ud4Td productions Of nany Of
.N. % s.. az. lors. Toe books will be o7ea
:at.. p- ~ baild,rg as soon as tue en-
al. .-z ava .Lsuuah with their ~ a.fs.
,Fas sa2s L. ssliug of the Association is on
No-d y, 4 O'Clock P, NJ,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21

TIE Bgard Of Inspectors held meeting
on rcdaas5y 81, as which some very ina
ngrt-nt aud interesting sabje were DIS.
d, Ill.ti-e 10 iho proper application
al tie labor Of the convicts. Tic result
e their deliberations and plsrs (Which are
-1r 81. A.. psrfecled) mey produce a change
f.. lee better ia the msuagementot prison
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21
An YREE RreeHe.

At Justice Wherrys office yesterday
morning, ink stand compliments were not
very kindly exchanged botvesa two gen.
tlsmsn Of the legal profession. A fine of
SO each WAS assessed against them for
contempt Of court. More serious results
were at one time apprehended, but wisdom
suggested a wiser course ard the bsIliger-
entS needed the advice.
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The Louisville Library.

& Ia ouT columns will be found an adver-
tisement of era1d gift concert to be
given in Louisville On the 3lst October,
in which $3.50, 600 in grsenbacks are to be
distributed. The purpose Of this drawing
is TO endow free library in the city OF
Louisville, and the enterprise is endorsed
by the leading and most responsible gen.
tlemeR of Kentucky, embracing Gas The
list shows) statesmen, editors and we'll
known capitalists.
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Oua OF One Court Into Another.

a legal gentleman who day before yes
terday, pending the trial of case in the
Recorders Court, was almost persuaded
by force of circumstances to pitch po-
Iicemen's mace at the head If negro
magistrate, was subsequently arrested on
the charge Of assault and battery. The
evidence was yesterday heard by Justice
wilkinson. and argument will be made
this afternoon. MIR. Tuihill appears for
the prosecution, and VIM. G. Brien and
A. S. Colyar, Esqs., for the defence.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21

London advices Of yesterday quote
5-2Os 80 at 924; '655 at 92II; SIS at 91ss;
and l0-4Os OF 9l8
Tennessee bonds are quoted in New
York at 72e for the old and 724 for the
new.
Bank of Tennessee notes are firm and in
demand. Dealers buy at sec and sell at
S8c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21

The following sKe the soften quotations
received at tbs National Savings Company,
corner Union end College 5ttests, whsge
cotton, gold, bond and etock quotations
are received horlsly. and are always soces~
sible to the public
LIVERPOOL, July 20, 1:20.-COtton firm
or and held higher. Sales $4,000 bales;
1000 to specuIator. Uplands 1903; Or
lesns 9t@94d.
NEW YORK, July 20, 1O:S0-Demand fan
and prices have advanced. Ordinary up
lands 155c; good ordinary 174c; low mid
ding 19sc; middlipg 21c; Alabama 21tc;
Orleans 2lsc; Texas 215s. July delivery
1890; August 1915.
New YORK, July 20, 12:l0-Market quiet.
Sales 1000 bales on the spot. Ordinary
upIands 1880; good ordinary 174c; low
middliug 1850; middling 2lc; Alabama
pic; Orleans 2lsc; Texas 21sc. July de-
livery l9$e: August 2nc.
LIvEEPooI, July 20, 5.-QGotations IN
changed.
NV York, July 20, 2:I5-Maiket firm
Sales 4 900 bales on the SPOT. Ordinary
uplauds 155c; good ordinary 17Ic; Low
middling 1870; middling PIC; Alabama
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Representatives Of the Edgefeld and
Nashville Street Rs;lrosd Company, held a
conference yesterday afternoon, with the
Directors Of The Suspension Bridge Com
pany, with the view CT adjusting the terms
upon which the cars are to cross the bridge.
The consultation resulted in no definite
settlement of the matter, and it is likely
that further efforts in that direction will
soen be made.
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Bca5h OF "a EIississippian

H.. weed, Of WooivIllp, Miss, died
vzs,cId y at the residence Of his brother
rn-laT, DIR Joseph Gibson, in Ed8efeld,
ater few weeks illness. Mr.. Wood YVES
Fedously rounded in the Confederate ser
wee. ara his desih is in some moalure at
t---.-- IA IN ihat fit
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21

4 MAZE teacher wanted IN the Masonic
ms 5rgfsG e. Salem
Attention is directed to the advertise
7aeat # the Ri7erview Military Academy,
Plugbkaepsie, \. Y.
DR.. Ilo7elands Office is No. 80 Church
street. near Maxwell House.
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r.,-.n.Id nnd Kentuc.Y ssnIIroad

The repairs On the bridge over Red
river. qr the Inc IF the Edgslield and
Kentucky IL ilosd, are progressing zap
-.I.. H., n.Goro yesterday fifteen freight
c.s. $3.50. freight from the North, were
,rsr ned over he bridge. Several trans
f-.s .gIg made yesterday, the cars being
dawn o-1r ore at time by & rope at
tsar.d 60 an engine The engine can
probably pa-s over to-day.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OyFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFEIuKs.
WASHINGTON, d. O., July 20, 1871.

WARRINGTON, ID. u, July ~, 1871.
Synopsis f0rtis past tIoe1ty- four hours
The area of the lowest barometer, which
was, on Wednesday, over Delaware, has
moved northeast to the Bay of FUndy, and
the barometer has risen very generally
from Illinois to the Gulf and to New Eng
land. The pressure has fallen somewhat
this afternoon on the Gulf coast, and the
temperature has fallen slightly on the mid
die Of the Atlantic coast, and from Ala
bama to L Iisiana and nOrthvsrd to Hi
nois. Northwesterly winds and clear OF
clearing weather prevsils in the middle and
eastern States, and westward to MISSISSIPPI
pi. Threatening and rainy weather is re-
ported from Iowa. Heavy rains have been
reported from Louisiana to South Carolina.
Probabilities. is probable the baron-
eter will fail somewhat with threatening
weather and rain by Thursday night from
Georgia to Mississippi, and that brisk
northeast winds will be experienced to-
night on Lake Superior and northern Mich
igan. Threatening weather with light rain
will probably extend eastward to Lake
Michigan. On Friday partially cloudy
and pleasant weather probable for the
lower Lakes and the Ohio valley, and EAST
ward to the Atlantic.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21

There were two bridal parties at the
Maxwell House Yesterday Rayner Whit
field aaI bride. nee Miss Carrie CLAY, Of
Memphis, aau r. L. Bliss, Jr., Of FIo.-
cacs. Ale. End bride, nee Miss Dora II.
Watkins. Of Ia.nervillo, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21

Two gentlemen, well koown in sporting
circles, yes. -rdGy returned from Marrow
bone. Jf-sr two weeks absence IN search
a fresh fish" They had good luck, and
ecJ back sooner than they expected, y
cno- L.--th nd condition.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21

21se; o leans 2lsc; Texas 2lss; sales s.
00U bales on contracts.
New York, July 20, 3:1E. Net receipts
$500 bales; exports TO Great Britain o.
1896 bales; to other foreign ports 8, 295
bales; stock 1873. liz bales.
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NashviIIe Provision nEargxet.

The market continues dull and ur-
changed. We quote packed from store as
fellows:
BAooN-Clear sides 9}c; clear rib sides
9sc; shoulders 7te; country hams L! &c, and
very scarce.
CHOICE HAMs-HaFt L Hensley's @. O..
Q. canvassed 16c.
BEEAKFAsT BACoN-Hsrt i Hensley's
Choice s. O. O. O. O. breakfast bacon, can
vassed, 14@15c.
LARD-Choice leaf in tierces LIE; half
bbls 12c; kegs 1919; 10 ID caddies 15c;
5 I'd caddies 15!c; ID caddies 1879; buck
cts Ijc.
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mAEKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, July 20, 5 P. M-Consois 93s
United States 5-20s Of 1862, 923; coupons
of 1865, 924; do Of 1867, 81
The bullion in the Bank of England has
increased Coo, 900.
PARIS, July 20.-Rentes 55f. 73c.
LIVERPOOL, July 20.-CottOn firmer and
higher; middling uplaDds Sd; middling
Orleans gid; sales Il, 900 bales; for specu-
lation and export 1000 bales. California
wheat lis I'd; spring 1Os@1Os Id, and los
@1Os Sd; winter lie. Lard and turpen-
tine 45s
New YOrkIuOney Market
New YORK, July 2O.-Gold dali snd stea-
DIV at 1125. Loans are made fiat. CieaI-
ances SIS, 600, coo. There was "a bids
al the snb-treasuTy for gold amounting to
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NASHVILLE aad Chattanooga Rail-
road.

On inquiry, yesterday, We were inform
ed by officers Of The Nashville and Cbetts-
nocga Railroad, that the statement pub
lished in the Knoxville Chronicle to the
effect that the suit of the United States vs..
the Nashville and Chattanooga Rsilroad
Company had been is pre-
mature. No settlement has been effected,
and though propositions have been made
on each side, no basis of compromise has
been accented by both parties.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21

1i,ssrs Swan & Brown, marble menu
f4c-ur1rs AID dealers on Summer street,
l.vg received a fiuisl ed lock Of monu-
mental granite, impo ted direct from Scot
land The duty on tbs block was $50.
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Getting Better.

The moderated weather is having sal
ut-r7 fec. upon the business and morals
6 the city. Arrivals at the hotels yesier-
day were very numerous and arrests on
account f corporation offeDses very fsW.
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The Law Court.

A cody number Ct cases, mostly On
f,-.lljs nom The decisions OF Magistrates,
- Opposed Of yesterday in this tribunal,
On. rene Il which were Cf any pubic IL
te!c7. O. Importance.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21

"WHST is the size of this place." asked
= New Yorker of the conductor just after
the brakeman hal sang out, ,pe-i-ka"
at q Southern station, where not house
was visible among the pines, except
rambling shed, called an eating saloon
CTS abou, as big as New York, " was the
resdy answer, 'bis ii isn't built up yet"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21
.remporarx Custcmnon.e.

l. is said that the old postoffice building
is soon to be repaired and fitted up for the
purpose of present uss as customhoUse.
With the necessary ixil 6 up Of the cid
b0use it may be made very well to serve
as a customh9uss until the completion of
the rev government building.
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NASHVILLE. TENN.
, v-OgD no CORRESPONDENTS.

We beg to say to all correspondents
iha. II they wish their articles published,
they Ias. write on only one SIDE Of 4
ehce- or their paper.
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Meeting oE Directors.

Thslepnlar quarterly meeting OF The Di-
rs-tars Cf The Nashville and Decatur rsIl-
road was held on Wednesday last. Il Wss
el.ars+ her u.ivste in its character
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21

Try our bargain counter for CATERS,
shoes and slippers, at prices from 70 cents
and upward JOHN RAMAGE Son,
If As College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21

NOR CAIRO, ST. LOUIS AND d.
II NFE ORIEAES-The fine Pss- .a7s5l-t -.
sen0er steamer RURKSVILEE- CARsoLL,
Master, TsAD GIBSON, Clerk, viii leave Is above
on FRIDAY, the 3lst inst, st o'clock N. For
freight or passage apply to HARPER 4 ARTHUR,
Agts., Nos u and a Upper Wharf or HARRISON
q SON. Jyz0 u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21

L,za-us & Morris PeIfeted Spectacles
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21

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