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Grand Central Hotel, New York.

1t Is now nearly one year since this
mammoth hotel was opened to the public
1t commenced It's business upon a scale o.
magDIicence UneqUalled in modern times
with Accommodations unsurpassed in any
Of The cities of the new world.
madsa complets innovation i'll prices,
combining all the elegance and comforts
ard ease OF at once. the most fashionable
quick hold upon the public mind, and
which it has sustained throughout the yeal
with unparalleled success.
We record, with pleasure, the fact that
the patronage it has secured has been
worthy its high and increasing reputation,
and that its numerous advantages have
placed il in the foremost rank Of the
worlds enterprises.
We understand that no efforts will be
spared to make 1t during the approaching
autumn the same favcIite resort for fani-
lies and tourists.
l. continues to present q freshness OF
appearance, aperfeci ness of appointments,
and an Eastern splendor Ct beauty and
elegance, in strong contrast TO most of its
rivals, and We predict for it for the coming
year success, as to the class and number
of it's guests, at once mutually gratifying
TO it, enterpTising and courteous proprle-
tor, AIR. II. Lyman Powers, and the entire
public generally. We are also glad to
learn that Mr.. Powers has determined to
adopt permanently the same low and uni
form rates as heretofore, for which he is
entitled to q vote Of thanks ftom the trav-
cling puhl at least.
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hams 133c; bulk clear rib sides 9tc; bulk
shoulders 7sc.
CoRN-Market easier with good stock.
We quote at 81. CYCLIC.
WHEAT-Scarce and wanted at quota
tons. We quote at 81 IS for red, 81. So
for amber, and $2@2 10 for white.
FLoUR-The market Ia firm and stock
light. We quote City Mills, S7.5O@1O.OO;
country S65o@S.5O; Western, $500
$50.
OATs-A very good retail demand at
quotations and few on the market. We
quote at 8O@9Oc.
Montgomery. Ala. July ga
BAooE-Demand fair; shoulders S4@s4c:
clear ribbed 9$@10; clear sides 1O3@
10sc.
BULK MEATs-Stocks are light, should
ers 73c; clear ribbed sides 9t@94c; clear
sides 104c.
LARD-Stock ample for demand at 100
III 90 tor choice leaf in tierces; l24c In bbls;
ID SO Ia kegs; caddies 144c.
FLoUR-Good demand, full supply at
S5.75@6 25 for superfne; better grades
81. 50@9.5O
CoRN-Good enquiry, stock light and
very scarce at 95@97!c . Eushel.
MEAL--97sc@$1 per bushel
OATs-Prime 75@80c per bushel.
HAX-Good supply at $1.50@1.65 p 100
los.
Atlanta, Ca, July 22s
BULK MEATS Clear sides 92c; clear
rib sides 94c; shoulders 74c.
BACoN-Clear sides 10tc; clear rib sides
loo; shoulders 8ae.
LARD-Buckets 143c; cans 134c; tierces
123QI3c.
OoRN-Car load lots S1.O3; small lots
S1.05. Wheat $1.65@l 20. Oats SOC.
Bye 81, in little demand. Barley-fall,
$1.10.
FLoUR-Superfne $3.50; extra $7@7. 80;
family $500; fancy 50. 50@10.50.
LIVE SToCK-Cattle on foot 2. @5c; shoats
on foot 54@6c; sheep on foot 2@4c.
HAT-Timothy $S3@35; clover $30@35
q ton.
Cow FKED-Corn bran S1.10 = 100 lbs.
Screenings S1.3O per 100 ms. Bran $1.25
per 100 lbs. Barley meal 800 per bushel of
48 rbs. Stock meal $1.O0 per bushel
COUNTRY PRoDUoE-Eggs 14@15c; chick
ems 15@1Sc; Irish potatoes, new crop 81 .
bushel; country butter zoe q ID; Tennessee
224@25o p n.
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nat. Sales 10000 bales. Uplands 9@9Bd;
Orleans 94@9sd
LIVERPOOL, July %, 2.-Mafket un.
changed, Sales 10000 bales; 1000 bales
to spectators.
NEW YoRK, July rs, 10:40-Ootton dull
and tending downward. Ordinary uplands
losc; good ordinary 175c; low rniddline
1899; aaiddling 20ac; Alabama 205c; Or.
leans q &c; Texas 2lsc. July delivery 1910
August l94c.
NEW YORK, July 25, 12.-Buyers and
sellers apart; tending downward. Ordi-
nary aplands 15so; good ordinary 17fc;
low middling 1890; middling 2O9c; Ala.
Dama 2esc; Orleans 2lSc; Texas 21sc.
August delivery 194c; October 1850.
NEW YORK, July %, 12:45.-Cotton dull
and lower. Ordinary uplands 154c; good
ordinary 173c; log mlddlirg 19.c; mid
ding 20sc; Alabama 2O4c; Orleans 21e;
Texas clio
New York, July Is, 2:2O.-Cotton steady
and demand fair for low grades; higher
grades neglected. Sales 1000 bales on
the spot. Ordinary uplands I51c; good
ordinary 173c; Low middling 1850; mid
ding 20sc; Alabama 20zc; O.leans 2lc;
Texas 214c.
New YORK, July %, 3:30.-Oottor
quiet. Ordinary uplands 1890; good ordi,
nary 17Bc; low middling l9lc; middline
202c; Alabama 20Ec; Orleans q &c; Texas
2lsc. July delivery 1910. Net receipts
4, $50 bales; exports to Great Britain s, $50
bales; to other foreign ports 80 bales; stocH
$50, $50 bales.
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Death OIL, w. RriphI.

We regret to chronicle the death of ou1
esteemed young friend j. W. Bright, who
died yesterday morning of consumption.
A few years since, Mr.. Bright had the
re 'utation of being one of the best bust
ness men among our then rising genera
ton, and had but scarcely reached his ma
jority when he was admitted as a partner
in the extensive drug house of Berry, D.
moville d Co. Shortly afterwards, how
ever, the dread disease of which he died
stole upon him euddenly, and his health
becoming worse by degrees, he was COM
PEELED to dispose of his interest in business,
and since that time has been rapidly de-
Ginning He had large circle of friends
who held him in high esteem, and will be
p iined TO hear of his demise.
Mr.. Bright was g native of Fayetteville,
Lincoln county, where he has now living q
large family connection. He WAS also ex-
tensively related in this county.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
TUESDAY, July %, 1871.
Nashville Cotton Market.


The receipts for the week closing to-day
amount to ia bales against 14S bales
last week. The shipments comprise 427
bales against 165 bales the week previous.
The sales of the week foot up 155 bales
against 1853 bales last week.
The market has been dull during the
entire week, and prices nominally IN
changed until to-day, when decline Of 4c
on all grades was fully established. We
quote as follows:
Ordinary ...-s'... 10S(9l4
GOOD Ordinary s.....-s.-. -s---Io @1e&
Low TojGon0p. ..--s-~-S--s sIO79t9lI
Strict low middhng. .l14@lTH
Below we give summary of the trans.
actions of the day
~
sales. %
Shipm ...''..sItS
EAsHvILLS COTTON gxAZzzKB1.
Etock on hand Sept. 1, 1870.
Received to-dey. .......s..ss... ~
RscsiVsd pgsTiouEis. ...s....-. 6ll90 5i2i9
shipped to-day. .....-.s-..s.... lI9
Ehipped previously. o24oI 62e36
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Personal.

In announcing the departure from Gin
cinnati for Chattanooga several nights
since Of A, ". Francisco and H. r. w
Smith, well known newspaper msn of that
place, the Enquirer says that this probably
means that chattanooga is to have new
II wspaper, or new life and spirit in an old
one.
The many friends Of Walker DashieIl
formerly of ihis city, but more recently Of
Cedar Keys, F,a will be glad to know
that he is on q visit to his native city,
looking es fresh and blooming as big
sun-tiOweT.
Among the arrivals at the Battle
House yesterday were G. A. Reynolds,
Pulaski, Col. B. T. Ball, Memphis, Col.
81. A Prise, Lebanon, Rolf s. Saunders,
Columbia L. P. Grant, Jr., Atlanta, A.
T. Scott, Huntingdon, A. J. Wood, Hunts
vilio, L. J. Dupree, Memphis, Hon Em.
Egheridgs, Dresden, Hon. Alvin Hawkins,
Huntingdon, JAS. W. Blackmore and G. S.
Ala xsn1er, Gallatin, Col. A. S. Hoisely,
Columbia, and twenty others.
Hon. X. J. Mckinney, Sam Mckinney,
Col. Charlie McGhee, Rockville; Col. W.
J. Parkes, Msj. H G. Bate, Pulaski; w.
A. Cooper, Trenton, Tenn; Judge W. S.
Fleming, D. 5. Cooper, Col. Jno. Frier-
son, Columbia; Col. II. P. Pointer, Spring
Hiil; DR., N. g. Perkins, Memphis; Capt
Thos. T. Perkins, franklin; Robt. N r.
vine, Col, Nj D. Oardwell, Dresden. are
registered at the Maxwell House.
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Grand stock Of Trunks and Bags, very
low prices, at Ramsge & Sons, 48 College
street. Jyl4 II
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SOUTHERN PRODUCE MARKETS.
Charleston, $. C, July 20.


HAY-There have been received about
100 bales of North river qualities. Sales
of this description from the wharf took
place at $l.55 q hundred.
OoBN-The supplies were about 5000
bushels, from Baltimore. There has been
limited jobbing trade doing at S1.03@
LOS . bushel, sacks included, for prime
white. Wholesale transactions took place
at 95c q bushel for mixed, 81 q bushel for
prime white, sacks included, and about l.
500 bushels strictly prime milling white
sold at $l.02 q bHshel, sacks included.
OATs-There were 20 arrivals of this
grain. Sales took place az zoe q bushel in
wholesale way.
PEAs-This article was dull, and may be
quoted at 75c@$1 q bushel. as in quality
and size of lot.
FLoUR-There Is fair stock Of most
qualities of this article on tie mark let with
moderate city and country demand.
Northern and Western fne may be quoted
at S. 1906 Q barrel; Super at S6.5006. IS
. barrel; Extra at 81. 25GF7 20 2 barrel, and
Family at $S@6. so Q barrel Southern de-
scriptions are in limited supply, and Super
may be quoted al Sc. 5096.75 per barrel;
Extra at S7.25@7.75 . barrel; Family at
$500 . barrel; and Extra Family ct 500
10 . Dbl.
BACoN-The stock of prime meat is light,
and while sales of prime smoked shoulders
had taken place for a part of the week at
Sic p b.; and prime smoked clear rib sides
at 104o o ID; yesterday the amount on the
market becoming small, some sellers ad-
vanced their rates to 6!@S2c . ID. for
q iIne smoked shoulders, and l03@104c for
prime smoked clear rib sides. Sailed
shoulders may be quoted at 75c, and sailed
sides at &c 3 10. for prime meat.
Savannah, Ca, JuIY 20.
BAooN-Stock light and demand light.
We quote: Clear rib sides 10911c;
shoulders $1,000; dry salt clear rib sides 9
@94c; shoulders 62@7c; hams 16@19o.
FLoUR-We quote; Superfne Sc. T5@7.25
extra $685.. so; family 5000, and fancy
$1O@11.
CeRN-The stock on hand is fall, with a
moderate demand at the following prices:
For yellow, from store $1.02@1.05; mixed
Western, $I@1.05 from store; prime Mary
land white, $1.O5@1. 10 from store.
OATs-Are in good supply, and the local |
demand is supplied at $4,000 . bushel for
feed, weight, sacks included.
HAT-The demand IS light and the stock |
very small. We quote Eastern at 81 500 |
/. 85 from store; from wharf $1.75, North
ern at 81. 60 from wharf $1.70 from store.
POTATOES, ONIONS AND APPLEs-Potatoes
are firm; new Northern are plentiful at
81. so . Dbl; onions, new Southern So D
buphel; good apples-new from the country
sell at 81 per bushel; peaches $l.5o@2 80
per bushel.
Augusta, Ga, July 81.
BACoN-In consequence Of somewhat re-
duced stocks the market Is steady at quo
sations. We quote clear rib sides 1870 |
lilo; shoulders Sc; hams 18c; Tennessee
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New Music.

HNobody's Child" Owen Fawcett's new
rendering of this popular and pathetic bal.
lad.
robin Adair, Few transcription, by
W. Kuhe, of this famous old Scottish air
''Lu Vasillo; One Little Boon, Love" 6
tender Neapolitan Oanzonet with both Ital
ian and English words.
''Dolco Far Niente, srsvishipg waltz by
w @.
For the above novelties, among others,
we are indebted to our friend Mcclure, OF
Union street.
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There will be meeting Of the Mechan,
ics' and Manufacturers Association TO-
eight.
Called meeting of Phoenix Lodge TO-
night for work in the first degree.
E Loiseau q 90. give notice that on
Saturday next they viii sell at their ccal
vald, adjoining the gas works, on Front
street. all their buildings and sheds, !, SOC
bushels coal, so barrels gasoline, etc.
A large bald faced brindle COW strayed
OF stolen. A liberal rewatd for return Of
sane TO MoTse's stock yard.
Attention is directed TO the advertise.
ment elsewhere of Wards Seminary, one
of the most fourishiDg schools in the
Sonih.
Steamer Ella Hughes departs this eve
ming.
W. G. Ewin, clerk of the County Court,
has an important notice elsewhere to doc
tors, lawyers, merchants, etc.
Boaders wanted at 81 South Cherry
stseet Pleasant rooms and excellent fare.
Our old friend Col Madison Stratton
has taken an interest in the ST. Bernard
Coal Mines, aud has control Of ali the coal
from those mines south of Springfield.
He is determined to sell at least % per
cent less than il Gas ever been sold in
Nashville, See advertisement.
The St. Cloud Hotel is a pleasant and
well-managed house Of entertainment.
These who stop there may rest assured of
being properly provided and cared for.
Statements are published showing the
condition of the Etna and Washington
Iqsupance Companies. for which Peck 4
Chill, 80 Union street are agents.
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NnsnvLI,e Dry Goods MARKET.

All cotton and wooden goods have ma
teTially advanced since our last review,
and Indications are favorable for still
further advance at an early day. We
quote as follows:
PRINTS Wamsutta $50; Arnold 93o /;
American 104c; Dunnels lie; Gloucester
1O1c; Richmond 1910; Aliens 1910; Wash
ington 1O4c; solids 104c; all double pinks
and puppies life.
BRowN SHEETINGs AND SHIRTNGs Viz
ginia Family 7, SIC; Augusta do SIC; War
rem I, 10Ic; Augusta do 103c; GraniteVllle
RRt, lie; Richland dc 1i1c; Oregon "A
14c; Standard A A do 113c; Warren do
12c; Laureldo 12c; Augusta do 12c; Gran
iteville E e do 124c; Richland do 13c;
Pepperrill s 1 fine browns, N 113c; o 123c;
r 14c; Continental A do 15!c; Allendale
1914 sheeting 4O!c.
BLEACHED SHEETINGs AND SHIRTINGs-
Sycamore !, 10c; Montrose do 1o!c; Pocas-
set I, 121c; Barnsley do 1870; Rochdale do
121c; Green D A A; 1910, American do
lac; Washington do 15c; New Jersey do
lSc; jamestown do 16c; Ida Mills 1870;
Gold Coin 22tc; Pepperell 1914 sheeting
45c.
BLEACHED AND Brown DRILLs-Laco MIA
bieached 15c; NaUmkeag Satteen l65c; COL
ored lie; Stark Il brown drill 1870; Angus
ia do 15c; Stark do l6c; Pepperell do
I5c; Essex do $50.
BED T1oKs-Oonestoga A A Z, 1890;
Oonestoga O T 22tc: Gold Medal do 25c;
Omega A do 27tc; Roanoke I, 25c; Roanoke
"A, 30c.
PLAIN AND PLAID OzNABURG-Santee I,
white, 15c; do "A, 1876; Augusta plaid do
16c; Alabama 16c; Hurricane 15c; Texas do
2lc; Tennessee 23!c.
CoTToNADEs-York 223c, Whittenden's
25@298c; double and twist S0@40c.
LINEN DRILLs-163@37kc.
SPANISH LINENs-2O937!c.
JEANs-15@75c.
CAssIMEREs-60c@$2
CAsHMERETTE5-50@7
CHECK GINGHAMs-SI4 @25.
CHAMBRAYs-25o.
DRESS GooDs-Lawns 123@20e; Jaco-
net muslins 20@30c; Organdie 25@37!c;
plain and plaid Japanese 25@35c; Mazam-
biques 100000; striped and embroidered
grenadines l0@75c.
THREAD, ETo-Coates' thread 500; Clarks
do Soc; Stafford's do 400. Skirt braid Goo.
Nashville Boot and Shoe Market
The market is very dull, and prices
steady as follows: Mems unbound
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= Concert at NolensyiI,e.

The lovers of fine music and merry
making will be glad to know that there
will be another fine concert and tableaux
at Nolensyflle on Thursday evening, the
9th inst, to be followed by free party,
given at the Masonic Hall in that place by
the ladies to one of Nashvlle's sons of
song and fun. The object of the funds
raised is to improve the church; and aside
from the enjoyment of the occasion
throughout, all should be willing to con-
tribute freely. Let all turn out and make
it time of rapturous enjoyment and fun.
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Nashville Produce Market.

PoTAroEs-The market is fuctuating,
and regulated altogether by the markets of
the Northwest, where our dealers are now
shipping. day there was a decline
again of 500 on the barrel, and dealers
were offering 81. SO per Dbl. from wagons.
EGGs-The market is weak at 5000 per
dozen by the quantity from wagon.
PoULTRY- We quote chickens at $l.50@
$50 . dozen by the lot.
HAY-None in the market. We quote
nominally at $21 per ton.
BUTTER steady. We quote
ordinaryat 1O@12c, and 2O@25c for choice.
FEATHERs-The market continues very
active at Coo for prime.
BEEswAx-We quote at 30@32c.
GNsENG-All offerings freely taken at Is
@8Oc.
RAGs-Mafket dull at &c.
WooL-We quote combing 35@38c . ID;
carding free from burs, 32@35c; tub
washed 45@50c; bury wool 5000 . ID
less.
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Sundries.

COTTON YARNs-We quote at 12c, 1876,
15c and lie for 7OO. 500, 500 and 400.
WRAPPING PAPKR-We quote small al
Soc; medium 75c, double crown 81
IBoN-We quote as follows: Tennessee,
common bar, &c y ID; Kentucky, do, 4c .
10; Tennessee band 7@8c; Kentucky, do,
SIC; Tennessee boiler plate Sc; boiler
heads SIC; fire box 9tc; shest, common,
54@6c; do, Kentucky, 6497c; do, Tennes-
see, 74@84o.
HANpLEs-We quote extra axe So in
$3.50; No. 50; No. 2 $175; No. 2 X
$1.50; Pick S1.50@1.7 70; Sledge 81. 25@2
COTTON RoPE-We quote ct SOC for and
sic and 33c for I inch.
CooPERAaE We quote barrels at 4Oc.
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Nashville Live stock Market.

CArTLE-The market still shows a. de-
olining tendency. The arrivals are more
than an average for the season of the yex,
and as q general thing all the receipts
change hands at our quotations, showing
that the demand is about equal to the sup
ply. We quote extra fine corn-fed steers,
averaging 1000 lbs and upwards, &c; grass
fed extra from 34@33c; medium 2!@3c;
common 2@2tc. Grazing steers are in de-
mand at low figures, say from 24@3c.
SHEEP-Fhe receipts are large, and the
demand continues very good. We quote
as the range from $1@3 per head, the lat
ter figure being paid only for averages of
100 lbs and upwards
HoGs-Dull and dropping. We quote at
3@3Ic. Very few arrivals, and no demand.
Shoats would sell much better than heavy
hogs.
At the Stock Yards Of Embry, Foster &
Co , the sales for the week have amounted
to 219 cattle, SOP sheep and 80 hogs.
At Morse's Stock Yard the sale5 amount
ed to 267 cattle and 1913 sheep. Total sales
1856 cattle, 95j sheep, 80 hogs.
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In the case of H. G. Scales, executor VS.
John NJ. Bass, Judgment was rem
dered against the latter for $6,658
Owen Shsrkey,vs. L. G. Lishy, Judgment
against the latter for SIS. Josephine T.
Bryan, administrative, vs. VIM. E snC
John S. Ward, judgment against the de
PENDANTS for S., 692. Rothschild Bros anC
HOFFMAN, VS.. Samuel Powers, Judgment
againot the latter for 1852. Vogel Bros,
vs. Samuel Powers, Judgment against the
latter for 1892. A. @. Robertson and 9th.
ers, VS. the Third National Bank, was in
course Of argument at the time of ad
iOufpmsnt
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Almost GOnc.

Nearly the last vestige of the old City
Hotel building has disappeared, nothing Of
It's former self now remaining bat small
part of the interior walls, which will to-
dav succumb to outside pressure. The
vacancy thus made affords an extensive
and refreshing view of Edgetield and the
beautiful country beyond.
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ssOur RiCIaiC.s,

This has become the town topic, snd
everybody is asking somebody if be is 60
ing TO ''our picnic" 1t will be seen from
the announcement in our advertising col
umns that, Gin addition to all the attrac.
tons usually found at well ordered pic
mic, St. Joseph's Total Abstinence Society
Band, of fifteen Instruments, will be il
attendance during the day, which will con.
tribute largely to the general enjoyment
Of all present. A first class string band
also will be there Ths ladies' engaged in
this charitable work know no such word
as fail. We can assure all who patronize
them that thew will be well paid.
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Nashville Provision Market.

The market has been dull during the
entire week, and at the close is very weak,
with indications Of a decline in prices. We
quote packed from store as follows:
BAooN-Ciear sides 9ac; clear nh sides
93c; shoulders 74c; country hams 124 and
very scarce.
CHOICE HAMs-Hart & Hensley'S C. @.
G. canvassed Ice.
BREAKFAST BAooN-Hart d Hensley g
Choice S. @. O. @. @. breakfast bacon, can
vassed, 14@15c.
LARD-Choice leaf in tierces 11tc; half
bbls 12c; kegs 12ac; 10 ID caddies 15c;
8 ID caddiea 154c; ID caddies 1870; buck
cts 15c.
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WANTED, a boot for the foot of the
stairs; q handkerchief for the nose of q
pair of bellows; key to undo box on
the ears; some water to wash the face OF
the earth in; hat to fit the head of the
class; table covers for the railway time
tables; spectacle for the eyes of the po-
tato; stocking for leg of mutton, and
pair of legs for the breaches of prom
iooa
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Sales by Turnkey, Ely & Co, of the
Elephant House, for the week ending July
81, 1871, of so hhds, as follows:
Thirty-two hhds leaf at Sf1.5O, HOO,
1915, 1915, 10 80, 10 80, 10 %, 1000,
10 90, 925, 9.75, $50, $40, $50, $50,
9.75, 8 60, $50, $40, $50, $50, $50, s 90,
$50, $40, $50, $50, $50, 8. so, $50, us,
1876, 40.
Eighteen hhds Tugs at $3.50, 7.3O, 7.2O,
7.25, 700, 7.GO, $40, $50, $50, $50, $50,
$40, $50, go, 6.75, so, 6 so, $50.
Demand very strong for all grades at
above figures.
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Our we'll known fellow-citizen Maj. B
s. Rhes has Just returned to the city from
months business trip to Illinois While
dealing extensively in corn at different
points throughout that State, he has had
&C aston to learn something about the
general crops, which he says are the fines
In every respect ever produced in tina
State. The wheat is not only Of excellen
quality, but the yield is tremendous.
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Attending to Business.

A good many distinguished gentlemen,
prominently connected in the railroad in
terest in Tennessee, are ct present in the
city, watching the progress of the railroad
litigation pending before special Chaucel-
Tor A. L. Demoss, and for the purpose of
attending to other business of importance
to the corporations they represent
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Burnett's KalIistOn is the best
Cosmetic. ap51awly wedns.
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AGood Week,s Nork.

Col B f. Ball, agent for the st. Louis
Life Insurance Company, and endowment
agent for Cumberland University, obtained
$40, OGO in one week in Lebanon. He
proposes to commence similar canvass
in Nashville Immediately, and expects the
friends of the Institution TO extend TO him
the same encouragement that ho received
IN Lebanon.
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our Agricnl.ural Department..

The Brownsville (Tenn. States says:
ave are indebted to the UNION AND AMER
rcAs for many excellent, judicious and
scientific articles on agriculture. The Ag-
ricultural Department is presided over by
an able, expert and practical farmer, and
ia worth alone the subscription.
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John Gilgan & Co. are clearing out the
remainder of Their Summer Goods q: ex-
tremely low prices. Trade Palace, Public
Square. jyl5 tt
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Examination waived.

At Lebanon on Mondsy last, A. G.
Johns, the Adams Express Agent, arrested
for robbing the Office at that place OF
So, 900, and who confessed his guilt,
waved an examination before Justice of
the Peace. He remains in jail awaiting
trial in tho Criminal Court.