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rstsie broair that caideth through the meadows,
Rustsing past the elsHaps Of tuiiea reee - ~
Deep and Quiet meath the alder SHADOWS,
Swiriing around the tangled Nater-"seo1'
Little brook, to nae happy pre-
II, tilv sfaadfast pressing toward the seas
ON fhv constant waves little messase
Bear my love from me.
Seek him where those waves, grown $40" anu
IanS1is6 through the duh streets OF INC oo"n'
WHERE islstead OF flowers, faces ore9Iy
Peer into thy mirror, stained ana p DIV.
grsI, him that beside thy crystsi fountains
Where the shy bird dips.a and ines aMa!'
In the purple shadows Of the MOUNTAINS
Waiting him, l stay.
Ten him. little brook-but whisper loWiy'
Lest the gossip breezes hear thse teiA- 81, "a
mat amid this mountain silence hoiyI
Quiet hearts may learn loves lesson we'll
Tel him am patient, though SO lonely,
For the heavens rehecthOpe's snnny nue.
Tell him. brook; how some one loves him-only
Do not tell him who
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The following are the cotton quotations,
received at the National Savings Company,
corner Union and College streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations are
received hourly, and are always accessible
10 the public:
NEW YORK, May 1s, 9:3O.-Net receipts
for last evening 1908 bales; exports to
Great Britain Is, 153 bales; exports to conti-
nent 9,721 bales; stock of all classes 24l,-
IIvERPoor, May IS, 11:15.--Cotton
steady. Middling uplands 115d; Orleans
Il161Isd. Sales to-day 1900 bales.
IIvERPooL, May Is, 1:00.-COtton I'M
changed. Sales to-day 10000 bales.
NEW YORK, May is, l0:25.-Market
quiet. Futures easy. Ordinary 19se; good
ordinary 221c; low middling 234c; middling
24!c; Alabama 243c; Orleans 24sc; Texas
24Sc. May delivery 23ac paid; June % To-
16c paid; July 2444c paid; August pc bid;
September 22Ic nominal; November 1850.
NEW YoRK, May Is, 12:05.--Market
nniet hut steady. Ordinary 1890; good
ordinary 223c; low rniddlng 23ac; middling
24Ic; Alabama 248e; Orleans 24sc; Texas
| 245c. October delivery 20ac.
New YORK, May IS, 2:10.-Cotton qniet.
Futures quiet. Ordinary uplands 1890;
good ordinary 224c; low middling 233c;
middling 244c; Alabama 24Sc; Orleans 24Ssc;
Texas 242c. Sales to-day for consumption
| 374 bales; for speculation 81 bales; on con-
tracts $3.50 bales. June delivery 24c; Au-
| gust 24c; September 22Ic. Net receipts )
| 4O5 bales: exports to Great Britain 243
| baIes:stock of all classes 254, 1924 bales.
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ATTEMPT OF An EAGLE TO CARRY
OFF A CHILD.

The Hudson Register gives the following
account of kidnapping eagle:
We read in the primers of eagles car
rvinc off naughty children, and the terrible
fate 10 which they were consigned; but by
crown people this has generally been re-
9arded as a fiction, invented to frighten
had little BOYS and girls. A case, however,
occurred a few days ago in the town OF
Copake, Columbia county, n. \. The
facts are as follow:
The family of Jacob Decker lives near
Timer Rho la Lake, about two miles west
from Copake village. In the family is an
interesting daughter about three years of
ape. Last Sunday afternoon she stood
pTattling in the door yard, when her I'M
usual merriment attracted the attention Of
| tbe mother. The latter went to the door,
and was almost paralysed with fear, at dis
| covering an enormous eagle sailing around
tbe child in graceful eddies, each circuit
| bringing il nearer its victim. Quickly COM
nre6eudiug the situation, she rushed from
! the door and clasped her darling in her
arms. While carrying the Child to the
| house, the eagle holly contested the right OF
possession, and twice approached near
! enough to the child TO touch its flowing hair
4 with its beak. But Mrs. Decker defended
her child and succeed in taking it to the
house uniniured.
The next morning the winged monster
aoain made its appearance, lowering closely
around the house for some time, and ther
nerched itself upon an adjacent tree. The
mother notified the neighbors, and son o
Mr., JohnD d. Dineheart, aged about nineteeI
1-aars took his rife, and sent bulle
through the head Of the bird.
II nToyed TO be a specimen of the Amer
can bald eagle, measuring six feet and 81
inches from tip TO top.
The enterprise of the Register in Obtain
:. inc the details of the story exeites the jea
L o1sv of the Hudson Star, which asserts th;
,sthe monster was gilt tin eagle.
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| Nl9N AND AMERICAN.
THEHTDDEN LAKE.
BY KATE HILLARD

BY KATE HILLARD.
Late travelling thro' the sleeping land,
Behind the pushing iron steed,
l watched the trees on either hallu
In changing circles swift recede'
We passed the twinkling lights of towns,
The lonely CLEANS of country fires,
And DER the black and silent daWns,
We sped as fast as wild desires.
The rose still fingered in the sky,
The purple on the mountains cEeSt
One trembling star hung poised on nleh
To light the glory in the west
The sweet Young moon, pale yet and mlid'
Shone DER the solitary pam.
Whence like a child that, sleeping, hIhlleui
A sweeter moon shone back AGAIN
And BY that glimmer bright and laI,
Nestled among the clustering uees'
I knew an unseen lake slept there,
LOST in a silent dream Of peace.
All thus. Sweetheart, within thine eyes
Than evening air more SOFT ana cleaI-
| watch a tenderer light arse,
And Know that Love itself is near
iris hid beneath the veil Of night,
Like the still lake within the Woods'
Only that trembling dewy light
rolls where the unseen wonder proous'
.-Lippinc0tt'S Magazine.
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CROP PROSPECTS ALONG THE
CUMBERL4N AND.

To the EditorsEof the Union and American:
Just now our farmers are complaining of
a severe and long protracted drought. Young
clover and meadows are suffering badly for
rain. Late planting Of corn is not coming
up, and that planted earlier the cut worms
are destroying. Unless there is rain very
soon the oat crop will fail entirely. Wheat
is doing better and we have prospect for
an Abundance of fruit. You are right on
the fence question. 1t ought to be none OF
INV business whether my neighbor has any
fence or not. ought to keep my stock at
home. and never allow them to go on his
crops. In fact every farmer who has good
stock, keeps them at home; 1t IS only Inc
worthless scrubs that run upon the COM
mons, Our fence laws are an absurdity,
and don't belong to any age of civilization.
Have we not become civilized enough to
repeal them? MORE ANON
SMITH COUNTY, May II, 1872.
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& MON AND SUNDAY Isl 1879


w. r. Hunter ArandelI, ESD, Of BarjaFg
Tower. Dumfriesshire, has kindly allowed
me to examine and make use OF. They
contain a vast fund Of curious information
respecting the antiquities and clSunty fam
flies of Dur desshire. Many Of oCw read
ers win know that Annie was wo0ed BY
Willia,a Douglas, Fingland, Ia Kirkcud-
brightshire. Her charms are thus spoken
Of In his pathetic lyric, Bonnie Annie
Laurie. ~
~ Her brow is like the snow drift,
ID 81 Her neck is like the swan,
Her face 1t is the fairest .at tr
M That e'er the sun shene on, fa
That e'er the sun shone on,
And dark blue is her eye;
a And for bonnie Annie Laurie
I'd lay me down and die.
She was, however, obdurate to his pas
sionate appeal, preferring Alexander Fer
gt1sson, of Craigdarroach, to whom she was
eventually married. This William Doug
las was said to be the hero of the we'll
known song, sCWillie was Wanton Wag."
Though he was refused by Annie, be did
not pine away in single blessedness, but
made runaway marriage with Miss Eliza
beth Clerk, of Glenboig, in Galloway, by
whom he had four sons and two daughters.
HCoULDN'T GET THE RIGHT FLOP"
In the year 1913, during the Millerite ex-
element in the unusually quiet town OF
Durham. GAunt Sally -" who would
weigh nigh into 200 pounds, came to the
conclusion that she was bound "to go up .
and one evening in meeting, inthe midst OF
a warm season of exhortation, she arose
and said:
q OH brethren and sisters, bless the
Iordl IN soon get away from this wicked
world; Pm going to meet the Lord in a few
DAYS. Nv faith is powerful strong. Ot
YES powerful strong it is, So strong," con
tinued the old lady, extending her arms and
woodworking them like bird on the wing
ssthat it does seem as if L could fly rlgh
away now and meet the Lord in the air.
The minister, who was great enthusiast
on goingup to the old lady, encouraged ne
by exclaiming:
| TRY, sister, try, perhaps You can ny
your faith is only strong enough"
"Well, cam she exclaimed, 81 know
! can, and | will ]"
She was standing near window Whlcl
was raised on account of the Oppressive
heat-f5r it was summer. With her hand
lzercbief in one hand and her fan in tn
other, she mounted the seat, and thence 7
the top of the pew, and gave leap into tn
air, with flying motion to her arms, eS
pectiDg to ascend heavenWard' But IN
law of gravitation was too much Iqf ne
faith and the gravity Of the audience. DOW
she came with an enormous and not yer
angelic grunt, shaking the whole house Wit
the conclusion. :.
She arose, folded her wing, and VIII
great meekness, sneaked back into the seal
evidently disappointed. =,
The next evening some ofthe young folF
asked her:
"Aunt Sally, why didn't you fly la!
night, when you tried so hard?"
81 couldn't get the right fop!' was II
meek and conclusive answer.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

nv VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF YENDII1O
Is Exponas to me directed, and deVe Ds, iIgn
the Tennessse, at its April Term, 1872
viii expose to public sale TO the highest o oi If
W. cssh at Tho Courthouse door, in the cry %
I9a On Saturday, the LIST day OF June, loz
tSs following lots Of land lying and oe Geun m
S5,sfeId. nth Civil District OF Davldson eou az
- ar,- to-git. Lots Nos. 43, "A, IS 49, a.. 40
60 ST. 81, 3d. 81 So 60 g. g and g q on Wool Wood
set lots Nos 49, 81 IS, So, 81 and 81 on ~
,S +eaf I OTIS Nos &c. "a, 3d. 100, 10, llg, LII
ia and lis Fatherland street ad A 4esO d tive
.s.s o,,J + 1T No. IA fronting 100 Ieet on
Boseobsl street. and no no frSns s r 5se' and
30 - 10 sIoVe mentioned lots being IN bar
rows addition e Edgeesld A9 LO sT6 n s 50
ID WIZ. - Sbeibv avenue and being levied On
Ss me property Of Niehoas HobsOn, 70 SATISFY 4
Judgment against him and N Ie1I =, ~, Il, o+
Sa1iisrd for 81 6iO99, besides interest ana cost
DA'Su w. q. M. DONALDSON, Sheriff,
By ca. IaANIER, Deputy.
rnv4 oaW4t sat
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now THEY TALK.
A Few Remerks Caught by Jenkins
at a fashionable Festival.

at q Fashionable FESTIVAL
There was a grand ball at Kansas City
the other night, and Lardoil," OF the
Times. wrote it up. Instead OF going
around to the front entrance OF the hall
and mixing with the throng, he threw open
the window of the sanctum, and quietly
recorded what he saw and heard. The
balcony was a favorite resort for cooling
couples, for ladies in distress, Tor
secret meetings, for private ap-
pointments, etc. In the background was
the brilliantly lighted hall from which came
waited across the alley the dulcet strains OF
the band. the loud cries of the prompter
yelling .talamaneft," sacheay all, swing,
etc. and amid and mixed up with all TINS
confusion 'Iardoil' was enabled to dlstln-
guish the following choice chitchat, when
he presents as genuine sample OF fashlon-
able conversation:
oh. her dress is perfectly fHghtful-She's
married. Come fly with mel didn't write
oh, 1 assure you didn't-who wrote that
let rs turn upon them for the rest OF the
eyening--oh, you're aperfect brute-oh, my
| hairs all down-MiSs P, give me pm
YES, had-what ate atdinner-oh, you're
! so sweet don't dance-Who wouldn't be
an editor-can you loan me five dollars
l never dare to tell--ain't you jealous
there he is now-they won't charge any
thing if | dance behind-won't you take a
piece of karndy-let US get into corner,
! Maud-say, l want to see your letter-lt S
all black out there; Just as ugly as it can lie
-TIl bet you a thousand dollars-my I'M
Gle is too stingy and mean-they are en-.
gaqed to be married-What is his salary
am engaged to somebody-Pm not mar
ried, then amt you going to dance-is sup
per ready; I'm so hungry; ma is terrible
eater she wants to know what you're mad
about-next time / get up to swing, and you
Get into nv place, III hurt you, sir-Theyre
| zone to get a drink why don't they bring II
in with them-oh, what's the matter
you're not expected to say anything extra
ordinary-turn it round so we can see it
come out here; it's nice and still, and 81
Driyate-oh, / have some more candy-yoJ
pavs your money and you takes your cholc'
YOU NAV ask me-are you eDgaged-hel
dress is not cut well-you're not going t
whisper to him, are you'll will call for yol
violet blue, l indorse the sentiment
oh. YOU'RE so sweet, l told you So
he was coming for us, was he
J am making my arrangements to tax
several Ladies home-oh, L guess mot, she1
t going home, don't persuade her to stay
: he's not good looking-hoFrible felloW-sh
paints dreadfully-it's cut too short, wal
4 a breath of ARA joke-it's far down tina
n to the bottom-Oh, he asked her, near
/ him-now 1 am young, sir, go inflow
4 am near twenty-one-he has no money
s they say she drinks-oh please excuse me,
4 they were at church on Sunday-sl
/ dresses poorly-how much?-they don
y speak now-I hate him-oh, you promise
4 mo
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MI. Drueker vs. Fred Laiteuberger
and others.

The HsprIng water Brewery, properly
and the lot upon which it is situated IN baYlu-
son county, Tenn, beginning IN tne eeh 5 %
nike: running south 81 deg.'west 81 feet or ~
64-1OO poles TO the centre Of the corner on t ,s
Dicketing fence; thence north 81 \ deg. We. 5o2
feet or 8 3O-iOO poles to a stake5 thence az IA4s
ANGLES fS4 feet back to a stake; thence az rl..1e
ANGLES l6 feet to a stake; thence at rlght ahsles
T98 feet back to a stake; thence north 81 ues-
i5gx feet, or 1G-lOO poles 20 a stakes lSeitse
north BOZ east 29OK feet, OF Is 16- le0 poles %
fine beginning, containing 2 acres and 70 poles
And alh All the machinery tanks, CASKS pal-
rels, wagons, horses, ETC.. etc. .s.t,
observation-disclosures Of 6. u, and Is months, Win
interest from day Of sale. Notes required WIN
auproyed security and lien retained
Sale free from redemption.
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experienced sewing machine
w man. Liberal salary paid. Address Tor
ur days A. B., Union and American once.
myl4 ct
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EashviIIe Provision Market.

Market quiet and unchanged. We quote
packed from store as follows:
BACoN-CIear sidesSc; clear rib sides nc;
shoulders &c; country hams 103c.
CHOICE HAMs-Hart & Hensley'ssC. Q.
G. hams 11a0l2c.
BREAKFAsr BACoN-We quote at 12ic.
LARD-We quote choice leaf in tierces
9ac; pressed do. 10c; kegs lie; buckets
11ac.
Mess PoRK-Full weight % Dbl. $14O0.
RUMP PoRK-Full weight % Dbl $1O.5O.
DRIED BEEF-We quote canvased 17ae.
BEEF ToNGUEs-S. @. $3.50 % dOz.
Sales of country bacon from wagon to-day
at &c for shoulders, re for sides and $50
10c for hams.
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NashriIIe arocer1 a1arket.

SUeARs-New Orleans, in hOgsheads o,
1O5 and lie for fair to choice; Demerara
12f6125c; Porto Rico 106114c by the
bocshead; standard hards 1910; New Or
leans clarified white 12a612tc; do. yellow
1910; A coffee 129c; B do. 125c; extra Y DO
12tc.
Csc; sirups 45680c; golden sirup Toe.
COFFEE-Market stiff at advanced quo
tations as follows: Rio, common to choice,
225624c; Lagusyra 25c; Java 25GSOc'
There has been a much greater advance
East, and our market is now the cheapest
in the country.
NAILs-We quote at $500 for 1Ods ano
25c additional for diminishing grades.
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Jas. o. RUSSELL vs.. A. P. YOuree and
nfhara.
III Rudaelxe ct al VS.. Hugh Eeve-
r.n, Ex'r, ct ais.

Part OF Lot No. 155 in the plaTof NASHVILLE,
ON the east side of McLemOre street, beginning
at the S. W. corner Of W. Williams. loJ on SIC
1ritb Mel emore street 81 feet, OF half WEy TO
S0ruce street; thence n0rthTardly % feet 70 an
alley. and thence down said alley 81 feet 20 VIC
Lemore street, and thence with sald sueeto %
feet to the beginning. az.
TFRMS-siOO cash, and the residue on erslllts
of s and II months. Notes required Win ap-
proved security and lien retained
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NTRAYED OR STOLEN-A. very large
} Dark Bay Horse, stands very wide, ana re,t-
SIS IN his hind feet while standing. any one
living information or delivering same % D. ~.
,baftanooga Depot, will be literally rewarded
mv14 Cts
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rosbv,ue Fvour and Grain Market.

FLoUR-Market firm as follows: Super
fine $3.50; extra S6.75; Xxx S7.256T.5O;
Xxx S7.7568; choice family $e.7569.OO;
strictly fancy $9.5069.75.
Corn MEAL-Stiff at 65670c for unoolt-
ed, and 70675c for bolted.
CORN-Scarce and high. We quote at
zoe, sacked and delivered in depot
OATs-Scarce. We quote at 55c per
bushel, sacked and delivered in depot.
BRAN-We quote at $26 per ton, and
scarce.
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Supreme Court Land Sale.
]. w. HOyts, Guardian, etc. vs.. ; n"' y
Ferris, Administrator, etc.

DrrRsUAp,T TO A DECREE OF THE sy-
nrsme Court for the Middle Division o. the
SS+.te of Tennessee, pronounced in the aAOye
named cause at its December 4efAl5 lot - "lii
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Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, May 18.-Flour firm and
unchanged. Neutrality-suspicious. S2.25a
ESQ, Corn 50a57c. Rye firm. Provisions
quiet and unchanged. Lard and butter
steady. Whisky 90c.
New Orleans Markets.
New ORLEANS, May 18.-Corn irmer;
mixed and yellow 75c; white 75a76; bulk
wanted; none here; CSC offering. Oats
easier at 5Sc. Pork dull; mess $3.50.
whisky dun at SOa95c. All others I'M
changed at yesterdays quotations. Sterling
242; sight premium. Gold 1l35.
chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, May 18.-Flour unchanged.
WHEATON spot, fairly active; on speeula-
ton. prices higher; No. 2 spring SI.52.
Corn 47I047se. Oats 414c. Rye Soc. Bar
lev quiet, 60665. Provisions quiet aud
unchanged in every respect. Cattle $42o
64.90.
st. Louis Markets.
ST.. LOUIS, May 18.-Flour, Xxx $3.50
A.775; XXX S9.5268.75. Wheat
stronger; No. 2 spring SLIGO; No. 2 led
winter S222. Corn 606503c. Gait DC
Nothing doing in borley and rye. Mess
pork Sf2.76. Dry salt meats-shoulders
48c; clear sides 65c. Bacon firm, only or
der trade. Lard Sc. Hogs unchanged;
| S3.5O64.25. Cattle 3a66ac.
| Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, May 1S.-Flour : family
! SS.9O69.25. Wheat red $2.OO02.O5
Corn 54655c. Rye SLOT. Oats 43G46e
Mess pork-regular Sl3; city not offered.
Lard SIC for summer; SIC for winter steam
| and kettle. Rulk meats-sales at 43c, DC
&c and 62c Bleon-5ac, a and 17e
| HOGS S464.3O; receipts $500 head. Wits
ky SAC.
LOUISVILLE, May 1S.-TObaeco-sale!
70 hhds; no change in prices. Bagglngl'
NI75c. Flour dull and unchanged. Whea
sos. Corn 65d67c. Oats 53c. Rye $l.O4
Barley quiet. Mess pork Sl2.75. Bacon
shoulders SIC; clear rib 7Sc; clear sides 15c
Bnlkmeats 4Id63665c, loose. Sugar
cured hams 10nl2c. Lard 9OlOc-; order
&c higher. Whisky $50.
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, May 18.-Flour-Famil
9.5O61O.OO. Market bare Of corn and CAT:
Hay 26631c. Bran 25a616c. Bacon
shoulders SIC; clear sides SC; lard 9tnlOiC
Mess pork dull at 13.75c.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ON MARRIAGE.

HaDDv Relief for Young Men from the
effects' 0f Errors and Abuses in early life. Man
hood restored. Nervous debility cured. In
pediments to Marriage removed. New me-aol
~ treatment. New and Rsmarkable reIneuies.
hooks and circulars sent tree in sealed envelopes
Address HOWARD ASSOCLAIlONs 30
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
apo 3m SD
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Lots Nos. II and z in Williams Addition %
Fd0efeId, each fronting 50 feet on Fatheriana
street and running back 30 feet
TERNS-Cash $500, and the residue on ereq-
its oF q 10 and is months. Notes required Win
approved security ana lea retained
Sale free from redemption
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The young GOthamite who found news
paper crlriously folded on ballroom floor
recently, and asked his fair partner to ex-
Main it, was a wall-fower for the rest Of
tbe evening.
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An English farmer in Iowa sent TO Lon
don for seed-sower at an expense OF $3.50
when a better one could be got at home for
$40,
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London advices of yesterday quote 5-zOs,
'62, at S95; '65s at Oh; '67s at 9344, and III
4Os at 50.
Bank of Tennessee notes and State war
rants are scarce and in demand. Dealers
buv at 81 and sell at 92694c.
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Fsr for sale TO the highest bidder, &C tie Court
6onse door ia the city OF Nashville, certlin los
~ the north one half OF the lot on the east siae
al Cherry street, beginning &C 4 j. MOTIF.
southwest corner and running with SAID slees
a. brick wall of the double hOuse; thence ealel
wsrdiy through the center OF said wall one
bred and eight feet to an alley thehce ~ ssf5
vgardly with said alley thiTty-four - H., ~
the beginning.
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Gold opened in New York yesterday at
113s and closed az the same rate Dealers
here were paying 113 and were holding at
1879.
Exchange on New York is taken BY the
banks at par aud is sold by them at " per
thousand.
Government securities were quoted III
New York Yesterday as follows
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Unlike the other arts, that Of pleasing is
the easiest; you have only to possess the
desire,
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,-,.,,,-s +. o-..,i. Of six, twelve, eighteen and
49, NIL he given, the purchaser
twenty Lno,,s as hearing interest from dates
Sf5 eoo5 sno approved security a3g , nT
t AIM to secure the payment Oh ln0 Fu's'''
money; esa from the equity Of REDEMPTION;
Sale rse iio"' &. o. DUNNINGIOAs
Clerk Supreme Court
-.,,o NAV 1s72. mYS3t OaW saf =.
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a. q. GOOdIett, Admir-, etc, vs.. W. 9.
M. Campbell ct al.

A Lot of AK feet on Broad street, in \ ASH
Vile. and running back along College street 10
fe I.
credits of g. u, IS and "a months. Notes required
with approved security and lien retained
Sale free from redemption
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-05-19
las II. Collins vs.. w. d. Robertson
and others.

The remainder interest exPectang en- nc Sio
caee of Mrs. Manning in lot No. l25 II she plan
oF Nashville, fronting 40 feet on AeCreefy
street and 79 feet on Church street
TFRMS-Credits OF II months. N0te 5ea11Fou
with approved security and lien retalneu-
Sale free from redemption.
''0 ~ NATHANIEL BAXTEE, JE.s
=, s-ts SisI Clerk and N asteT-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-05-19

r COATED ON CHURCH sTREE 81. ONE Ne
Of the leading tnoroughfares OF me GU, IN. IN
directly on the line of the Street ksI4 De-
connects closely with the different H'llAV@N
pots and the Public Square, rTor.ss can
N1e-cbsnts visiting the wholesale houses 80
sd q Ear every few minutes on the Square, Hhleo
leads directly to the Battle House. -, s,o,, b,s
The Proprietor hopes - esIing pubIc promising
e sbat one and an shall be made to feel at home
ia If