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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-31
Personals.

Our friend Sloan, Of the firm OF Stewart
& Sloan, Of the popular Rs old Hoe az
Decherd, paid our ssnctuIn a visit yester-
day, and we are glad to learn that their
custom is teldily incr easing, while their
patrons speak in terms highly cOmplimer-
tary of the excellent management Of the.
house, to which we have frequently borna
testimony, ourselves having tasted and
tested both.
Gen. McMakin, Of Vicksburg, arrived
here yesterday, on his way home from
Beersheba he was astonished ia calling
on his friends to find so many Of them
gone to the circus.
Col. Tom Boyers, of the Gsllatin E.g-
dniHer, was yesterday among our distin-
guished visitors.
Our esteemed typographical friend, lie
George, formerly of Nashville, but low Of
Chicago, is at present on a visit to old ac-
quaintances here. he is vastly pleaFei
with his new home, but still insists thai
bis sweetheart lives in Tennessee.
George W. Sweeuy, Of South Market
street, has Just returned from an extended
tour through the South, having gained if
teen pounGs in personal weight and much
gratifying information as 10 the progress
Oh Tue GUILTY tl4-OGSA Winch lA1 GdhSGN.
Our handsome friend Charles b. Cooley
has recently returned from an excursion
trip to California, ard locks as fine as
two year old.
At ths C1mmercial-J. W. Jones' Deca-
tur, Ala; II. N. Rose, Pulaski; II, G.
Burton, Russellville, Ky, W. j. Slater
and wife, Winchester Home Journal G.
W. TAYLOR and daughter, Barren Pains;
W. J. Jones, McMinnville, Tenn; j. H
Brandon, Franklin, Tenn J. W. White
man, Ala II. NJ. Henderson, McMlnn-
vile; John Trimbie, Louisburg, Tenn; @.
A. Armstrong, Marshall Gazette; A @.
Chombly, j. n Hatch, Union City; Mrs.
ByIus, NJ. O. Council, II Ii Box, Wa
verify, Tenn; ]. G, Harding, Lebanon,
Tenn; l. l. V. Syhanite, Dixon; Fl. @.
YOst, Pembroke.
At the Max Seil-Wm. w. Crawford,
Louisville; w. B. Bowles, Camden; j. Il.
Parrot, Atlanta; Henry Chapman, Mott
eomery, Ala; W. H. Williamson, Lebanon,
A. Hatch and family, Ala; r. B Haber-
shaw, Savannah, Ga; Willis Price, Macon;
GA; V. Dunning, Atlanta Ga; John F.
Morgan, Columbia; Col. j. W. Newman,
Fayetteville; Gen. T. O. McMackin, Beer
sheba Springs.
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ArrIcm,furnI Conrress.

( Prospects for a general success of the
Agricultural Congress commencing stimuli
taneously with the Fair on the Sd of Octo-
Der continue to brighten, and look more
favorable from day to dsy. Those in whose
hands the local supervision of the enter
prise is placed are men of indomitable
pluck and energy and of enlarged expert
ence. They are in daily receipt of the
most encouraging letters from distinguish
ed sources and from all parts of the coun-
try. Among others letter from Belle
vile, LII. has been received. The follow
ing action was had by the Agricultural
Association at Belleville:
Resolved, That the circular letter ad-
dressed by the Tennessee Agricultural and
Mechanical Association of st. Clair county,
to send representatives to Congress of
kindred societies to meet in Nashville on
the Sd day of October next, has been re-
ceived, and after careful deliberation az to
its purposes and comprehensive design, do
fully endorse its action; and to contribute
our share to its success do appoint Edward
William West and George Eisenmeyer del
egstes, and Philip Scott and George P.
Leinish alternates, to represent our body
Ia the Convention, and tender the con-
gralulations of our Association, through
the Committee. to the Tennessee State
Agricultural and Mcdaniel Association.
The following is also among the mary
encouraging letters received and speaks
for itself:
NoRTH HAMMOND, N. Y, Aug. 10, 1871.
W. II. jackson, Esq Dear Sir: Yours Of
a recent date is at hand, soliciting kindred
| agricultural societies to be represented by
sending a delegate to convention to be
held at Nashville for the purpose of en-
couraging and harmonizing agricultural
pursuits.
We believe it move in the right direc-
ton and will heartily cooperate with you
IN the good cause, and will take meas ures
to have at least one delegate present on
the day appointed, nothing unforeseen pre-
venting.
have laid the matter bsfore several of
our prominent members, and all favor the
move. We shall have meeting in few
deys and will bring the subject before the
same and select delegate If the majority
approves.
In the mean time be assured that we are
with you heart and soul in the good cause;
and hope il will meet the approval of
every society in the country, and result
| ing IN q decided success.
Very respectfully yours,
! G. A. WOOSTER,
Sec. Hammond Union, Ag. Society.
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uARAETS By TELEG RAPH.
Foreign Markets.

Foreign Markets.
LONDON. Aug. 80 -Consols 93l@935
.. S. bonds firm; 5-20's Of G2 80; do OF
'65 934; do. of 81 92s; do. 10-4O5 904.
Linseed oil 32s 15i. Turpentine 37s,
ANTWERP, Aug. 30.-Petroleum 5O3.
FRANKFORT, Aug. 30.-United States
5-2Os of go 955@96.
PARIS, Aug. 3O.-Rentes 56f 12e.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 80 Cotton easier;
middling upIands 94@9sd; middling Or
leans 93@95d. Sales to- day $4,000 bales
For speculation and export 10000 bales.
Bfeadstuff5 end provisions unchanged.
Petroleum, spirits, l0@1O3s; refined pes
troleum, 18@1Sl5. Turpentine, 36@361s.
Weather fair and favorable to drops.
New York Money Market.
New YORK, August 3O.-Gold steady,
fluctuating between 1929 and ll24. Loans
made from 80 to flat for borrowing and
2 per cent. Clearings $50. 100000. The
clique threaten to make cash gold scarce
again. Exports to-day $4,000. in Gov
eminent bonds the volume of business
is on the increase, and prices strong, par
ticularly for the later issues Of 5-2O5. The
offerings of bonds at the Assistant Treas
uries today amounted to $21, 991, 40), at
1924 to 1889; awards: 81, 900, 900 at
from 1I2.4I to 1882. The stock market
has been excited and active, with large
transactions in Wabash, which advanced
from 654 to CSC. The rise in Wabash
started the whole market upward; Erie
from 1901 to 1874, Pittsburg 11S5 to 1928,
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Wan DEPABrNRNr.
OFFICE OF TIE CHEZ SIsNAL OTFToKz.

4
WASHINGTON, D. O., Aug. 80, 1871.
Synopsis for the past t1enty-foslr hours
The barometer has risen somewhat since
Tuesday afternoon from the Gulf coast to
Michigan and Nebraska and still more on
Lakes Superior and Huron The area Of
the lowest barometer, after extending
northwsrd beyond our stations, has moved
eastward and is probably north of Ontario
and extending its influence rapidly over
New England, where threatening weather
now succeeds to this. Clearing up weather
this morning. Southvesteriy winds have
continued on the Lower Lakes increas-
ing to brisk for 3 short time, and West
erly winds from the Ohio Valley 70 Lake
Superior. South and Southwesterly winds
continue on the New England coast; light
and fresh winds have prevailed in the
Southern and Gulf States; numerous storIns
Cf small dimensions have passed over the
Middle Atlantic coast and similar ones are
still prevailing.
Probabilities. Clear and pleasant weather
are probable for Thursday from Georgia
to Lake Ontario, and westward with brisk
winds for short time, from Lake Michi-
gan to New York. Pleasant weather in
the Gulf and South Atlantic States with
local rains on the Coast at midday. A
storm in Canada will probably bring strong
southerly winds with rain tonight from
New Jersey TO Maine, and local storms Of
some severity for Virginia to the North
east, the whole clearing away by Thurs
day evening excepting Maine.
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Tue Death Warrant Aguin-AImOst
a Strike.

The death warrant business, which has
been go persistently insisted upon by q
number of railroads, is still a source of con-
tiuuous discord between officials and en-
ployes. We understand that it almost
came to a crisis at the Louisville and Nash
vile depot yesterday evening, and came
near assuming the formidable dimensions
Of ''strike" We are informed that the
old engineers peremptOrily refused to sign
the warrant" or obligation. 1t was threat
ened to put new engineers on the trains.
Quite a dissension arose A committee
meantime was conferrrg with Mr.. Fink, at
Louisville, to have the matter adjusted.
Finally, NJ. Fink telegraphed to allow the
old engineers, without the imposed condi-
tiors, TO take the trains to Louisville, and
he would Try and settle the matter to-day.
The result was that trains went out, though
the train starting from here at $40 last
night did not get off till thitty-tive minutes
after time. Il is to be hoped that this
difficulty will bs settled speedily, without
any serious or hurttul consequences.
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TatIRobber Escaped.

A few days since man named Smelling,
of Decatur Ala, was arrested here on the
charge of mail robbery committed at that
place. The United States Marshal for that
District of Alabama, deputised a young
man named Wells to take the prisoner back
to Decatur. 1t does not appear that Wells
was very watchful custodian Of the pIis-
oner in his charge, for upon arriving al
the station next beyond Pulaski, Smelling
quietly walked eff of the train, and moth,
ing has since been heard of him.
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The bird shooting match to take place
at the race course tomorrow afternoon be-
tween Capt. David Nesdy, of Louisville,
and Mr.. John Brooks, of this city, is ex-
citing considerable interest among shoot
lists in this locality. The contestants in
this match are distinguished gunsmeD,
and the friends of each appear sanguine OF
the success of their man. Arrangements
aIe being made for the accommodation of
the ladies who may wish to witness the
match
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NashviIIa Produce Market.

DRIED FRUIT-Sales to-day Of 5000 lbs
a. Sc for apples, 44G5c for quarter peaches
and 6@6tc for halves.
EGGs-We quote at 1S@19c, and market
strong.
PoTAToEs-We quote Irish at $1.75, and
market dull.
PoUurHY-We quote st $2.4O@3.OO per
doz. by the coop.
HAy-We quote country at $2I per ton;
good timothy (old) $26@2S per ton.
BUTTER-Stif at 124@15c for coed
countrj; choice 20925c.
FEATHERs-Market dull, and Coo is the
outside figure for prime.
BEEswAx-We quote at 30@32c.
GNsENG-Dull at 75@80c.
RAes-We quote at &c. Demand not
equal to the supply.
WooL-We quote combine 35@38c . ID;
carding free from burs, 32@35c; tub
washed 45@5Oc; bury wool 5@1Oe . ID
less.
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Returned Home.

]. M Mckee of the UNION and AMERI-
CAN, A. G. Horsley of the Columbia Her
aid, j. Shirley Ward of the Ladies' Pearl,
and Messrs Thomas, of the Springfield
Record, and Slater, of the Winchester
Home Journal, who were With the Tennes-
see Press EIcursioD; with number of the
invited guests, reached the city yesterday
morning looking well and rejuveuated.
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Extra Fine Corn.

We were shown yesterday number of
large ears of superior white corn raised by
John 7. Weller, Esqr., short distance
from the city on the Hillsboro pike. The
ears are III inches long and 8 inches in
circumference, and well filed, the grains
being full and well matured. The corn
was grown on upland, and was planted on
the 22d day of March. Mr.. W. is positive
that with early planting and the careful
selection of seed, farmers need not SO
much dread the drouth in this section.
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How Et Works.

The adjustment by the City Council Of
the law requiring commercial travellers to
take oat license for selling goods In the
city, seems to give very general satistac-
ton, though we have heard some objec-
tions urged to its repeal In SO far as it
operates the repeal of the Law unfetters
trade, produces competition aud increases
travel 10 our city. We presume that the
repeal of the law will work satisfactorily
and well.
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ora Ionn Hoo,,son,s Card.

3 Old John Robinson would respectfully
say to his numerous ftieads and acquaiut-
arces in the city of Nashville, that in order
to prevent the confusion and annoying de-
lay which always attends the sale of tickets
at the ticket wagon, he has placed tickets
for sale at the following PLACES: Z. 81. Sin
gleton's Book and News Store, 80 North
Cherry street; Demoville d Co. Drug
Store, corner of Church and Cherry streets;
at the Cigar Stand of the Maxwell House;
and Wheeler, MARSHALL q Bruce's Book
Store. 46 Union street, formerly Gamble
& Co.'s.
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Nashville Provision Market.

Market quiet, with decline of frac-
ton to-day in bacon. We quote packed
from store as follows:
BAooN-Clear sides 8to; clear rib
sides SIC; shoulders I@74c; country hams
12tc
CHOICE HAMs-Hart 4 Hsnsley's @. O.
O. canvassed I5sc. .
BREAKFAST BACoN-We quote Hart &
Henslsy's s. @. @. @. O. breakfast bacon,
canvassed, 14914Ac. s.-s rs,-..
LARD-Choice leaf in tierces 11c;
kegs 123c; 10 n caddies 13c; D csddies
131e; 8 ID caddies 13kc.
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whisky 20 be PIacediu BOND.

The eighty, eight barrels Of whisky re-
Gently seized by Col Waters, of the Su
pervisor's Office, it appears will be placed
in bend. Mossrs. Ewing & Co. yesterday
filed a claim for il and asked the privilege
of p,scing ii in bond, which was granted
upon condition that it be properly sp-
praised. The appraisement will be made
today and the whisky will bs placed IN
bnrd bY the claimants.
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Notice,

We have received new supply of those
celebrated French Coutil Corsets, which
we were unable to procure since the COM
mencsment of the war in Europe. Those
ladies who so kindly waited on Us can now
be supplied and receive due attention.
aug29 st d. LovEMAN d Co.
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SEEDs-There is some little inquiry for
fall sowing. We quote as follows: Tim
othy $3.50; clover 81; orchard grass
81 so; blue grass 1925; Herds grass
$1.75.
OorToN YARNs-We quote at 12e, 134c,
l5o and lie for 700, 600, 500 and 400.
WRAPPING PAPEB-We quote small ct
SOC; medium 75c, double crown 81.
IRox-We quote as follows: Tennessee,
common bar, SIC y 10; Kentucky, do, &c 2
ID; Tennessee band 1000; Kentucky, do,
55c; Tennessee boiler plate Sc; boiler
heads SIC; fire box 9lc; sheet, common,
54@6c; do, Kentucky, 6497c; do, Tennes
see, 74@8to.
HANpLEs.-We quote extra axe IS in.
So. 80; No. So; No. 2 $1.75; No. 2 X
S I.5O; Pick S1.5O91. 70; Sledge 81. 25@2.
CoTroN RoPE-We quote st BOO for ! and
sic. and 33c for / inch
CooPERAGE We quote barrels at 4oc.
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kindly Courtesies Exchaneed

After the close of business hours at the
Dixie Oil Works yesterday afternoon, tna'
new place of industry was visited ana u
spected by the officers and attaches OF tne
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad depo'.
When the inspection was concluded, lns
invited guests Joined the proprIietors ano
their oil workers in paTtaking oil sumptu'
Gus repsst. The occasion was cnafac. :,
lied by cordial interchange OF friendly
and fraternal sentiments.
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Tho Best Thing Ont.

That is, DR.. j. Housmans Corn and
Wart Medicine. 1t cures without the
slightest pain or soreness. Everybody
uses it, for it is cheap as well as good.
Give it trial, and l will warrant you that
you will say ii is the best thing out. No
cure no pay.
The Doctor is stopping at the st. Charles
Hotel, and will be happy to relieve all per-
sons that are troubled with Oorns, Warts,
Bunions and IngroTing Toe Nails. The
Doctor will remain for six days only, SO
give him an early cal. Patients attended
at their residence when desired.
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DE-. Conn having returned from a trip
to the mountains, will be pleased to see
his friends and dental patrons at fl North
High street. Business hours from A. NJ.
to ) P. NJ. aug27 Wv
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RoyaI Havana G,otterv.

$3.50, coo in gold drawn every seventeen
days. Prizes cashed and information fur
nished The highest rates paid for doub-
looms, all kinds of gold and silver, Span
ISL bank bills, Government securities, ETC.
Taylor d Co., Bankers, No. Is Wall street,
New York. my16 d&wtf
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Edrerie'd and Kentucky Road.

Davidson county, through the selected
representatives, yesterday made tender and
deposited the sum Of 1925, 900 in State
bonds, claiming that under the decree the
county is the ligh;ful purchaser of the
Edgefeld and Kentucky Railroad. What
the ultimate result will be we shall not
ventDre 10 conjecture
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-31
singular Watermelon.

Mr.. J. Il. Raglan sent to our office yes
terday a watermelon compressed into
most singular shape, as it was grown In a
stump. Truly circumstances influence the
shape if not the destiny of melons.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-31

London sdvices of yesterday quote
5-9Os 80 at SO; '65s at 93si SIS 923,
10 3Os at 903.
Tennessee bonds are quoted in Now
York at 70 for both the old and new.
Bank of Tennessee notes are quiet and
dull. The rates are nominally So buying
and 81 selling
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For Revenue violation.

Mrs Norah Dryer was srraigned be-
fore Commissioners Trimble yesterday
charged with selling articles without license
and In violation Of the Revenue law. After
a hearing of the case the accused was
bound ever for O further hearing before the
next term of Iha FedeFal Court
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-31

MORE New CoTToN.-We notice the ar
rival to- day of two additional bales of the
new crop of cotton, both from Alabama,
one from Huntsville and the other from
CORTLAND. The bale from CORTLAND was
sent by Schultz & Co. to Thos. Parkes &
Co., and grades as strict middling, and We
expect is about as fine a sample OF the
stable as ever exhibited in this market.
It ia not to be offered in this market, but
will probably be sent to the Cincinnati
Exposition, The bale from Huntsville was
consigned to and received by Sample,
Williams j Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-31

Just received, at the Howe Sewing Ma
chine Rooms, fall assortment of Batter
ick's new Patterns for September, en-
bracing many new styles of garments for
ladies, misses, boys and little children.
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The citizens Of the above ward will meet
at Kllcoins store, On Broad street, on Fri
day night, Sept. l, at o'clock, to nomi-
nate candidates for Alderman and CouL-
cilmen for said ward. MANY CITIZEN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-31

School Books exchanged, bought and
sold. New and second hand School Books
for sale cheap.
A. SETLIFF, Bookseller,
aug302t Cor. Cedar and Cherry SITS.
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A WORD TO CORRESPONDENTS

We beg to say to all correspondents
that if they wish their articles published,
they must write on only one side CT
sheet of their paper.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-31

A NEGRO boy was caught changing the
switches at the railroad depotin YarbOro,
n. c., one day last week. He was held
TO bail in the sum of three hundred dol
lars, for his appearance at the next term
of the court.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-31

This is ths name of an old and favorite
brand of chewing tobacco, which, however,
is better known now as 'Whorleys Ilvin-
chile" A finer looking article of tobacco
we have never seen IL this market.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-31
THENEw CIRCUS GROUNDS.

On the orner of Summer and Jack
son streets, Opposite the sulphur
Springs
Old John Robinson has been compelled
to exhibit his Mammoth Three Tent Show,
on account of the immense size, which
covers over three acres of ground, on the
corner of Summer and jackson streets.
Notwithstanding he puts up three monster
Psvilions, one for a Museum and Caravan,
another for the Menagerie, and the third
for the great Circus Combination, no addi-
tional charges will be made, the same old
prices will be maintained: One dollar for
grown people, and fifty cents for children
under 10 years of age, thus giving three
shows for one admission fee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-31

Ed. Fl. Miller, No. 7 North College
street, is selling Mattresses and Bedding
of all kinds at reduced prices. Give him
call before buying elsewhere.
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The Galveston (Texas) Ne1OS has been
shown an ear of pop corn in which many
of the grains has been popped by the in
tense heat.
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MISSES O'BRYAN,

Will reopen their School Monday, Sept
Is, 1871. Tney have several vacancies
tor little girls under twelve years of age.
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The Metropolitan, containing E. Butte
nick d Co. 8 celebrated patterns, has Just
been received by Doris il Owen.
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MARRIED.,

SMITH-JENKINS.-In Cincinnati, Ohio, at
81 O'Clock P. NJ, the Gath inst, by Rev. b. d.
Moore, Mr.. ]. WOODS SMITH, formerly Of this
city, to Miss FLoRENoE A JENKINS, OF this city
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-31

T. E. Winstead & Co., opposite the
Maxwell House, are selling their entire
stock of Summer Boots and Shoes at cost.
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The Circus.

Fancy Shoes of all kinds greatly below
cost at the Maxwell House Shoe Sore.
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Fail styles,

Shoes for so cents at the Maxwell House
Shoe Store. aug31 eod1w
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We are under obligations to julius Do
gelsdorff for files of late California papers.
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BANKING HOUSE
HaliOnal savings Company

-.f L. g. TARBOx, Cashier.
TRos. g. MARR, President.
RypepoEitz received, and interest allowed
.sIGtI loans negotiated, collections r1ade, and
/. snsrAl Banking business transacted. ocf6 II
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-31

Gold opened in New York yesterday al
1929 and closed at the same rate.
Dealers here buy at 112 and hold at 1922.
Exchange on New York is taken by the
banks at par and sold by them at I pre-
MUM.
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.

A pocketbook evidently belonging to a
lady was picked up yesterday at the corner
of Church and Vine streets. Il contained
small amount of fractional currency.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-31

Tae following axe the cotton quotations
received at the National Savings Company,
corner Union and College streets, WhsEe