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COURT or cokaoM plEAs-spEc.M TEAM.
Tho Law Of False Tokens.
Before Judge Robinson.

6ei0r0 SuOg0 SOouSOO.
RwJtls Rd,oA Is. Fay II. Purdu-This was
motion to discharge an order Of arrest issued
against defendant Purdy At the instance OF piaia:6
In IN action to recover On protested enock
for $500. Tho sn,davit On which the order
Of arrest was issued sss forth tAas
defendsk gave his check to plaini1
check had passed between the same psrties for
tl,0J0 aud nad been returned to plaintiff protested
almost Immediately alter the receipt Of the $500
70 larry t. present the $500 check for ment
who there received the ID ornauon that defendant
had deposited $500 IN tue bank short time before
aad mad almost Immediately drawn 1t out again,
and that there thea no funds to his credit IN
arrest 1t was shown By anidavtts on behalf Of de.
icndaat that no gave the check ~ good
e.Ser s,en gold not % Sss
that Though he had No money u the bank to meet
the check At the tune re gave H. yet he Kept his ae.
deposit time 70 meet 1t II 1t had reached the bank
through the ordinary course Of collection through
ment; that he was taken SICK Just aoout the time
the ch ok was given, and continued so for about
two weeks thus interfering with his business; that
since givlng the check deposits had been made by
nlm In the same bank amounting to over s., 600
Would have Dssn pad in rsisrsacs 70 tSis tate az
facts, aTidavlts wero read on behalf OF plaintiff to
the effect that defendant had got $7s check casned
BY another party and that IL WAS protested IOr nOn
payment; that he had the reputation at some
inx piuces OF giviag drafts which were also pre-
Christ church (Episcopal he had got control OF
funds, the result VI icoilre by COrdova Tor mis-
slonary purposes, and had aeglecIed to pay the
amount over. The Judge held Lhat this cnurcn mis-.
sonary business was hardly appropriate to the motion
except bearing tbs questt0n fraudulent intent
In issuing this check. 1t was cOnteEded on behalf
Of the defendant that IL was very common not q
without having the funds on deposit 70 meet them.
expecting to make The account g0Od before tho
cheek had reached tile Oank through the ordinary
channels or bank COLLECTION, and that II defendant
could be held under arrest IN this transaction then
almost every merchant and business man ia The city
was liable to Q similar fate ct some time ID his bus-
moss experience.
Judge Robinson vacated the order Of arrest on
condition that defendant supulatc not to bring an
action for false imprisonment
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT couaT.

Judge Blatchford, after having disposed Of an the
motions and business ses down for hearing has ad-
journed the court until the sth Of August. Mean
time HIS honor will have enough to do in writtse up
decisions argued cases; tor instance In the Ere
litigation his opinion upon when may be look d for
or abOut the 10Th Ur 3Jth OF the present month.
The other departments OF the court-Bangruptcy aad
the United states COMMISSIONER eiilces-are Open
~ usual. There - "nO let up'' In these In which
tho Otrcials are pretty well worked, even during
tA1a warm weather,
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STREET QulTaN1SI
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FnlDAY, July 2l-6P.M.
AsEs oontinusd scarce and prices pots higher
sales sma lots being elected 81 ~ 60 Pearls were
unchanged % Sc
CAsDLKs In light demand n 10 l5o per h. fss
adsmanane yoc 29e h. for stearo, 800 H. for
patent sperm. aud 2os per ID. for plain de-
CoryRE-Ths market for Rio 6antos nrm. with
fair demand We sales Of $500 bsgs pcr VILLAIN Cor.
dom to New Orleans and IL Baltimore $500 bags per
Ck0wSn, private urms. A fay joDbinR busness was
done lets Of All description: Z. ful prices W. quote
ordinary cArsoss, l0Aa. l0Ao.: far do. li0 II de-
good do. lsc l-c.; prime DO. nAs. II 70; exsrems
rssge for lots. lo4c zAc reid per b In bond thirty
o. grass a..', lsHe xsc Singapore, TO lse csylsa.
!ke. Jsmatca, lac alshc; 81 Dsnago (xold In bond.
E.c loc;; Cost. Kca, lstss No. Manila lte ss {;
4 l6c.
C0rrov-The advioes fremyrivorpoo reporting activity
and an advance Of I'D h. had no other effect the
market the than
Holders free scs tho dropping tendency Of
the market for future deliveries The sales future de-
livery were a. reduction Of 20 per Ib The market ~essd
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Anu delivery bssls niAdng have
been follows last evening July, loo at leAs; August
500 .. Ss 500 q. 10 islss; Au3c.. ~ ,oe
cemeer wv eacs At tssetLsr November l u 70 slss
= siss AasS" zoe - q il'ss - a go ::
" lSl6o.; August and sSptenber, ~ each, at
,;e ao '0: e ;s s's;smssr ss 49, ::
Vs.ooer lo9 lsc 10y At Ike 0esSsr ksvsmser and
csber i6S each, At No. essher Nevsnssr Aes at lsu
Dscembsr ana January lee sach a. lsMc tossherto,a,
AsOO grand total 1l0Oe oAles The quosr
ssns q ysssrd.y' iSfw.Ta asvsr,ss ysr. .. Fellows
side Ksvenbdr. Ice December. lasse We quote:
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TIE RRY GOODS lMP0RrS.
The Imports Of dry goods st this port during the
past week were $1,0li,o2a
RAILROAD EARNIN0A
The earnings OF the Milwaukee and 30. Paul RAN
road during the second week In July were:-
.''''.sss. AAozAt
Decrease ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81, 2S2
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In the gold loan market the sales were l per cent
for carrying aud dat for borrowing. The operations
OF the God Exchange eank were as foilows:-
Gold cleared. SOL 23v 900
IOiu Daauceo. LIZ 1887
Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. 1,377,51s
The engagements Of specie for Saturdays steamers
foot up $340,0O0
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CATTLE MARKET,

Beef was slow Of sale at l0hc. 1890 Tor common -
good. Hogs Grmr and In fair demand al b5<s -
Reoeipis-Catte SO live hos lesA
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UNITED STATES cumasaus;as OFFICE.
charge Of PasSlsg Couuterfele Bill.
Before Commissioners Shiolda

re Unned States rs. Aatonto GrinIefH. Tho
defendant had been charged with passing $50
counterfeit bull After having taken all the testi-
meny tbs OVMmAsoner discharged GrlndellL tnerc
beng nothing In the testimony to support the
SaRvQ.
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THE HALLWAY BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railway
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Ing the expiring asonies Of Q condemned fellow
THE nARca 70 rnI soAYroap.
condemned man and pinlonea him BY she arms. He
was then connected without the iaii, leaning upon
the arms OF I'VE assistants. a procession was
formed, with the 6herin at ito head. which, followed
By large conoourss Of people, moved slowly and
rabble, running and scampering az II for life and
death to obtain eligible places near tho place Of
execution. The clergyman, Sherin and Mr..
0awySr s,d n,Isr rom ,s Rcn Iss, accom-
steps, steps to wS|s no assembled ii r%iy. though ssS
assisted. He was ghastly pale, but composed, Thc
clergyman and prisoner then knelt down. the former
offering fervens and feeling prayer, after which
McGinn stood up, emile upon flis oouhtenance ana
pinioned MIS- hands behind his back and hts ankles.
during this operation he spoke to two or three per.
sons whom he recognized, and then addressed the
crowd az follows, in clear and steady voice.
rnn DOOMED MANS DYING WORDS.
yes, ewarning 70 beware Of yhisksy and bad com.
pany, You al seem Sad and look sadder than
feel, and you were IN my place you would not feei
sad either. know ] Am going to heaven. TO leave
purgatoyy TO heaven. where there b nothing but JOY
Aud bliss. Ny only regret at leaving this world q
ON account Of my little 6oy whom l leave behind
me. ask you ell 70 pray Tor him, and / VIII pray
for every one OF you. from the cradle up. Az soon
see you, every one OF You, and will pray for your
Forgiveness. believe this 10 All have TO SAY
GOOdby, ladies and genuemeny snafI ~
THE LAST ACT IN THE TRAoNDY. fet
In referring 10 the crime no reiterated what 10 con
the speech the Shsrn, priest and deputies took q
last farewell and soon after the moose was placed
over the criminals head ana tfghtened. The bacL
oap was tnea drawn over the feAtuSsA aud at w
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DOMESTIC MaRXETs.

WEEKLY lNrxnros COTTON STATEMENT
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HIaHEsr AND LOWEST PRIcBa

The following table shows he high 81 aud lowest
nrIees OF the priucipal atxoka during tne daI:-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-04
Nasl,riIIe GrocerY Market.

SUGARs-We continue to quote a very firm
market. as follows: Demerara IN @13e; Porto
Rico 11G12Kc BY the hOgshead, hall cent addi-
tiOnal by the barrel; standard hards AYE; New
Orleans clarified white, 14c; DO. yellow t3c; A
coffee 13He; do. l3 re; G DO. he. No New
Orleans in the market.
MoLAssEs AND SIRUPs-We quote sirups at -
e190c; golden strip T5c. No New Orleans In the
market.
CoPPEE-Prices higher, AMI tendency still up
ward. We quote Rio, common TO choice, lsS
Gle; Laguayra &C; Java 25ed2sc.
TEAs-Market steady a. follows: Imperial
S19l.JO; Young HysOn S1.1j9 l.J0; Black sOcS
Sl.2j; GunpOWder SlH1.7l
FIsH-We quote Nos. and >, Sll,5o@l2 and
S1O,d10.JO 2 barrel; half barrels Nos. I, ? and ),
$3.50, $3.50 and S5.Ij; in kits, Nos. /, 2 and 3,
$50. S1T5 and S1.60.
CHEEsE-Factory EXCISE; Nutmeg 19Kc;
Young America &c
NAfIs-We quote at 800 for lOds and &c adj
dtiOnal for diminishing grapes
CASDLEs-Star, light weight, 12E @13Sc.
PowDER-AI qualities declined. We quote
Dupont $3.50; Hazards $3.50; blasting sI.59i
fuse, > 100 feet, T5c; Sycamore Mills $500.
SHoT-We quote patent S2-s5; buck 30
IIQUoRs-We quote common rectided WHISKY
= gallon, 81; Robertson County SiI59.5; Bour-
wines 81.
BAaGIxe-We quote . p hemp &c; fax 2sfo,
sc.
CorToS TIEs-Ws quote nj Sc.
BRoOMs-We quote at S2.25els5-lO 2 dOZ.
SOAP-We quote at Jt9sc z b, or S3I4-O 2
box.
demonstrating, ? doz., 40@75c. Wash
boards S2.25@2JO = dOz. Buckets, 2 dOz., 500.
Tubs S4.5O : nest; No. l tubs $40 = dOz; No.
do. 80 per lOz.; No. do, Sy. Starch &c. Candy
assorted stick 17c = b. fancy assorted 1sc z D.
Snuff ~ 10 . hox for CARROTS packed. Matches
IS = case. Pepper 22hc. Spice loo. Ginger
1Jc. Oysters $500 = case for pound cans; 500
. case for n cans Canned peaches, 2 n cans,
S2TJ = dos Soda 6kc.
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THE CARNIVAL OF CRIHE.
A sundays hatchery.
ro,.r Murders An One Day In jackson.


We have receiyed information concerning
four murders which occurred i'll Jackson
last Sunday afternoon and night.
The first took place about : O'Clock i'll the
afternoon. 4 difficulty occurred between
two persons. one named Sutton and the
other WhiteSides, in which the former was
killed. The particulars, as We understand
them, are that there had been previously
some misunderstanding between the parties,
and Sutton had Threatened the life OF
Whitesides. Sutton was well known TO the
community as very dangerous man. 1t
has not been more than three months since
he killed man named Yancey. in Jackson.
WhiteSides, hearing Of these threats, took
his gun, went out into the street, and find
ing Sutton, shot and Killed him, and made
his escape. He is generally believed 10 he
inst fled in taking Sutton's life.
About seven O'Clock in the same evening,
a conductor on the Mississippi Central
Railroad, named Fowler, shot and killed a
brakeman named Bentley. II seems that
for some cause the conductor had discharc-
cd the brakeman and ordered him not to
come upon his train any more. Bentley de
MED the conductors authority TO discharge
him and insisted that ne 20 would upon the
train. The conductor told him that il he
did ~ he would shoot him. When the
train was about to start, the braSesman got
aboard. or attempted TO do 80. when the
conductor shot him in the neck with a piS-
tOl. from which wound he died during; the
night. The conductor at once left with his
train and had not been.capturd by last a.
counts from jackson.
During the same night another case OF
horrible killing occurred in the same city.
A negro man, whose name We did not
learn, murdered his wife and child. We
have not the particulars Of this double muir
Har
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AANA-
Railroad
view AdXertiseInents.

G.. Rice & Co., at No. 81 College street,
invite attention TO their extensive stock of
new and beautiful goOds-black silks, silk
poplins, corded alpscas, linen, shswls, etc.
Go to Bradford Nichols, % and - Col
leee street, and see his large assortment of
splendid furniture.
The Duke Alexis and others viii go the
Sapolio Works Of +. slorgan'S Sons TO test
the great cleaner of paint, china, etc.
Call at the store ofNiuTay & Regan, No.
l. Market street, and sea their stock Of
stoves, tin ware, etc.
See notices of insolvency and bankruptcy.
A set of cabinet makers tools for sale at
the corner of Gay aud McLemore streets.
4 bakery on South Cherry street is adj
-eT1ised for sale.
Prof. Cleveland will resume dancing hes
suns here on the 20tb Of October.
The Governor issues his official prOcla-
walton offering n reward for the apprehen-
Son Of an escaped criminal.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-04

There is no one sewing machine WHICH
las grown more rapidly in popular favor
than The Wilcox * Gibbs. Although miro
,luced here but short time since It's merits
Lave been fully appreciated. and hundreds
ri families find il an invaluable piece 81
furniture. Those who visit the Fair dn-
rinc the week should not fail to sHrutl-
Iize CLOSELY the work made on this ma
chine. and on exhibition in Floral HAL.
An embroidered tarlton dress which rs stiS-
pended in one ot the show cases is about
the handSomeSt piece of work We have
ever seen. One of the conveniencieS oil
this machine is this. that without change
Of stitch or eNtion, you ran change from
mosquito har to leather, without the least
delay, or stitch away OH i tarlton or mus
lin dress onC moment, and change in
stantly TO a beaver overcoat. Among the
many handsome articles on exhibition, We
notice dozen garments Of magnificent fan
cy work, in the way of tncking, emhroider-
inc, ETC., turned ont on the Wilcox & Gibbs.
IL is ran with less noise and less labor than
any other machine, aud il is destined TO oc-
cupy a high place in the family circle for
all time to come.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-04
1he s,,sneefe,I Murderer.

In consequence of the peculiar Circum-
stances of the case, it has been deemed adj
yisable that facts bearing upon the guilt or
innocence of Peter Uston. arrested at Union
city last Sunday and brought here, and put
in Jail on Monday evening on suspicion Uf
being the murderer Of Mrs. Hamblin, should
at once be submitted to the Grand Jury OF
the Criminal Court now in session. Twelve
witnesses. white aud black, yesterday
testified before the Grand Jury.
While We have no means of as
certaining the precise character of the
evidence given, it is presumed that il rela-
ted mainly to the matter of identity. Sew
eral of thes. witnesses were taken 10 the
iail 70 see If they could recognize UstOn as
the stranger observed in the neighbOrhoOd
OIL the day of the murder. What they
stated to the jury as to recognition IS Of
course unknown, but the presumption is
that he was identified as the same man, he
himself having stated that he passed through
that locality tie same day the woman was
murdered. Other witnesses will testify be
fore the Grand Jury to-day. In
view of the heinous and unparalleled
alrucity Of the crime committed, and the
almost conclusive nature Of The clrcum-
stancial evidence thus far appearing against
the accused, the officers of the law have
thought proper TO exercise more THAI ordl-
nary diligence in guarding the jail. Since
Uston's confinement there, the outside
doors of the place have been kept securely
locked, an extra guard force on duty, and no
person admitted except by proper authority.
While the additional precautions men
toned are, under the circumstances, com
mendable, We do not believe that even i'll
their absence the suspected man would be
in any real danger Of mob violence either
from the people Of this city, or from the re-
lations and neiglbOrs Of the murdered lady.
With now and then a rash expression as to
what ought to be the punislImenlofa manwho
would commit such crime, there is moth
ing TO indicate any feeling either here or
among the Immediate friends and neighbors
of Mrs Hambliu and her kindred, except
that the laws should be properly enforced.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-04
Nashville Dry Goods Market.

Market very steady and firm, with an active
trade throughout the week WequOte as follows:
PRINTs-WaInsutta &c; Bedford &c; ArnoldS
i0Xc; Freeman's l04c AmOskeag lie; Garner
Ike; Aliens 11Ac; American llK; Dunnels
Ike; Gloucester Ike; Sprague's llH; Wash
ington nXe; solids H. c. double pinks and pur-
Piles 12c.
BROwS SHEETTNGs AND SHIRrIN1e-Qutlt
Innings 4 aSXc; Virginia family = 9Tc; Au-
gusia do Toe; Augusta i lie; GTaniteville Z
Ike; Richland do 12c; Warren A. 12Hc; Au-
guSta do 12Hc; Graniteville do i3c; Richland do
1Jc; Allendalc 1911 i0c.
BLEACHRD SHEETISGS AND SHIRTISGs.-
Nethuen & l0c; MOntro-e do lie; American 5
12Xc Boot 10 lie; Reynolds II l5c; Hope do
15c; Lonsdae do 17c; New A.ill do loate; Selocl-
pede DO nc; What Cheer do 22kc; Gold Coin do
Csc; Allendale 49, Acc.
BLEACHBD AND BROWN DRILLs-ha beSie
brown 15c; Pepperell do Ice; Stark A DO Ice;
Great Falls do 16c; PepPerell bleached 16c;
Naumkeag Satteen tSC.
BED TICKs-COnestoga c c A lSc; Conestoga
c I 22Ac; Gold Medal do 25c; Omega A do z sc;
do A Z A 32Hc; Roanoke J9c; Minnehaha
5Hc- ~ =. -,
PLAID LINsEYs-PalmettO Union zoe; do all
wool 24c; Kirkland 4 HKc; Dickey DO N5c;
Kirkland . SOC; Dickey do 81 &c.
DRESS GoODs-American fancy delaines 224e;
do solid Exc: Annures delaines &c; all wool de-
LANES 35@lVc; plaid alpaca S0IJ0c all wool plaid
5j@15c.
JEASs-we quote at 2D@55c.
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NOT FOR MONEY.
A Card from Capt. Ready, Denying
I that Money Was Used TO Induce Him
10 Become q Candidate for Mayor.

To the Editors 81 the Union and American:
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 5, ISL res
pectfully request space iii your issue Of to-
morrow, for the publication Of the follow
ing:
1t having been currently reported and in
some instances believed. that | received two
Thousand dollars (more OF leSs) from Mr..
Morris or through his agency, in considera-
ton ofmy becoming a candidate for Mayor.
| deem it 4 duty to myself and friends, and
those who hOnored me with their sufirages
TO whom tender my grateful thanks)
TO denOunce as utterly false and malicious,
such reports. 70 those who know me il is
unnecessary, and to such rs do not, / would
say that neither Mr.. Morris nor his friends
have sufficient money. or anything else
within their gift or disposal, to induce me
10 sell or barter my honor, or prostitute my
principles of integrity. But | feel con-
strained to say that were il not for the no
tice in Your issue on the morning Of the
election, that was not a candidate, (Which
was the very reverse Of what told the par
ties who called OH me,) have every reason
to believe would have been elected Mayor
Of Nashville by large majority.
j. w, READY
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The following are the cotton quotations re-
ceived at the National Savings Company, corner
Union and College streets, where cotton, gold,
bond and stock quotations are received hourly
and are always accessible tt the public.
LIVERPOOL, Oct ., ll:15.-COtton market
strong. Sales 1900 bales. Uplands 9H@9xd,
Orleans g4@9Ed.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 8, I:2O.-COttOn strong.
Sales 1J,00o bales; 1000 to Spectators. Up
lands 9s tg9&d; Orleans 9Ed.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3, 10:30--Market firm. Ordi-
nary uplands II &c; good ordinary 18Ac; low
middling 19Hc; middling 191tc; Alabama l9Kc;
Orleans 205c; Texas 20Sc. October delivery
19Kc; NObember 19%c.
New York, Oct. 3, I2:00.-COttOn quiet but
firm. Sales 2,OOO bales on spot. Ordinary up
lands Il &c; good ordinary i5Ec; low middling
19Kc; middifng 19Te; Alabama zoe; Orleans
20lc: Texas aHc.
sew YORK, oct. g, 2.OO.-Cotton quiet
Sales 5000 bales ON spot. Ordinary
uplands Il nc; good ordinary 1sKc; low mid
ding 19Yc; middling 1976e; Alabama 2Dc; Or
leans 20 &c; Texas 20Kc.
SEw YORK, Oct. 3, 3-30.-Msrket quiet but
steady. Ordinary uPlands Il &c; good ordinary
19c; low middling 19%c; niddhug zoe; Ala
baIna 20Kc; Orleans 20ssc; Texas 2D%c. Sales
for export 900 bales; for spinning go bales DC
tOber delivery l9%c; November 19ac. Net re-
ceipts q Oij bales; exports to Great Britain TO-
ftObales Stock f0i ,513 bales.
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The CaniOrs Of UsfOn.


Should it transpire that Peter Uston, the
man arrested Oh suspicion of being the
murderer of Mrs. Hamblin, is really guilty,
mainly belong to Messrs. Watson and Ryan,
detective officers of this city, who worked
up the case and gave the information lead
ing TO his apprehension. We are informed
that UstOn was first taken at Ralston Sta
ton by b. W. Sowlin and J. J. Wright, and
by them turned over 10 Mr.. Murphy, who
gave the suspected man in charge of Con-
ductor Davis, by whom he was placed in
the custody Of Watson and Ryan to be
brought to this city.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-04
Nashville Produee Market.

DRIED FRUIT-The receipts and sales to-day
amounted to 70 900 fbs, with shipments OF 5000
be-. We quote as follows: Apples AZ 9i% c;
quarter peaches &c; mixed do &c; half do &C.
EGGs-Sales from wagon at 22c.
PEANUTs-We report small transactions at
S195 ? bushel from wagon.
POTATOEs-Demand fair at - z barrel from
, wagon.
PoULTRY-Market dull at S1-92Cg2.16 = doz. by
the coop. Ducks about the same.
HAY-We quote country at 81 q tom good
timothy (Old) S266p2S per ton.
BUTTER-We quote good country 15e; choice
1StG22c.
FRATHRRs-Market dull at j5tdS0c for prime;
inferior lots ne elected
BEEswAX-We quote NJ 30Gd-,2c.
GTSsESG-Market dull at 75egslc.
RAGs-The outside figure Il S5c.
WOoL-We quote cOmbing 35@-SSc , 10 card
ing free from burs, 32635; tub washed 45g50c;
bury wool ga Toe = n less.
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Grav,s Dramatic rroupe.

Last night, the second evenings enter
tainment at Masonic Hall by Gray's Drama
tic Troupe, witnessed a large attendance,
who We're highly RECALLED by the dramatized
play of East Lynn, a story Of thrilling pa
thos and enchanting wonders. And We
are right glad to know that Mr.. Gray sue
ceeded in winning the admiration of an ed
Unused house, by the mastery achievements
Of persOnatinG genius.
Thus far he has succeeded in satisfying
the public Of the fact, that Nashville once
more enjoys the legitimate drama East
Lynn was well done. Art and nature were
uniquely blended-gracefully mingled, and
effectively expressed on the stage-the au-
dience was delighted and triumph Won.
Fanchou, the Cricket, will he offered the
public this evening.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-04
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Giles. Marshall, and the adjoining counties,
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