Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-01
PERSONAL.

Oliver Nilsson, returned last evening
from Red Sulpher Springs, in Macon
county.
Mr.. J. W. Braid, OF Poole's Gallery, has
returned from an extensive tour through
the Northern States.
Maj. HIT Jones has returned from the
springs, and has re established his brokers'
Office at the Courthouse.
r. L. e. White Of the Lebanon Herald,
has been sojouTning in our midst
for the past twenty-four hours.
VIM. NJ. Duncan and family, Andrew
Tyler and family, George Calhoun and fam
lily, and Miss Lulu McCrory have returned
from BeershebP.
JIM. Oates, agent at Chattanooga, for
the great S.. Louis, Kansas City and
Northern Short Line railway, was in the
city yesterday.
Max Rosenheim of this city, one of the
Commissioners to the Vienna Exposition
sailed from Liverpool on the oath ult., on
the City Of Paris,
Mr.. j. S. Cooley returned from Bon
Aqua yesterday, looking as fresh as daisy.
His departure was universally regretted by
all the handsome young ladies at Bon
Aqua.
Among the recent arrivals from Bon Aqus
are John Carter, Deputy Circuit Clerk,
Fillmore Brown and John Morrow. Each
fthis trio can now be heard humming the
familiar air, "The Girl 1 Left Behind
Me.n
DR.. J. P. Dake returned to the city yes
terdsy from Beersheba. His numerous
friends will be pleased to learn that he re-
turns 10 his arduous professional duties
very much benefited by his two weeks
stay in the mountains s.
The GAINESVILLE Tobacco Leaf of tle 30th
ult. says: We are glad to know that chcl-
era has not demoralized and scattered the
State government, entirely, if it did do that
much for everything else in Nashville. The
funding of bonds will commence this week,
and 60 on as rapidly as coupons are pre-
sented. Col. John c. Burch deserves high
praise for the fidelity with which be has
labored in bis department throughout the
whole epidemic, and it is fair to him to say
that be has, in the management of bis rus
mess the entire confidence of The business
community, based upon the energy with
which he has discharged his duties.
The following were among the arrivals at
the Commercial yesterday: r W Davis,
Hickman, KY; r Payne, Columbia, A A
Swope, indianapolis; B Jones, Murfrees-
boro; F Banks, Thompson's Station; j T
Gallagher, Louisville; Jas G Yost, Metropo-
lis, III Mrs Watkins, Mrs e M Anderson,
Sumner county; A Reeves, w J Rivers,
Sommerville; r W Watkins, Virginia; Jas
w Morton, Holly Springs; w W Bishop,
jacksonville, KY; John Q Davidson, W W
Mcdowell, Memphis; Jno M Lsrkins, Co.
lumbis; L Fite, Rendersopvile; G Mar
shall, Franklin; D McVaw, Gallatin.
Among the arrivals at the Maxwell House
yesterday were the following: w j Thorn
ton, Atlanta, Ga; D W McCIain and w FL
Daley, Philadelphia; John Gibbons, Bal
timore; l. Chiffon and II @ Mitchell,
Louisville; j W Castlemsn and wife, Stew
art county; T Moore and wife, Trenton,
Tenn; Capt George Mason and John NJ
Townsend, Athens, Ala; T Webb,
Brownsville; Col J M McRee, Jackson,
Tenn; Capt Jockson, Montgomery, Ala;
81 L Gordon, Columbia; Lewis Frierson,
Columbia; F M Roby, Mississippi; Col n
N Cox, Williamson county; Joe Joseph,
Cincinnati; w B Black, Murfreesboro, DR.
r L c White, Lebanon; r Clark, Beershe
ba; M Mccarthy, Richmond, Va.