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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-17
YOUNG LOPER'S FOLLY.
A Son whose Racchanalian Freaks
Have Cost His Father 100000.

Jonathan Palmer Lopez, familarly
designated as "Parm" Lopez by yacht
ing friends, was called to the bar of the
General Sessions yesterday for trial
upon an Indictment for arson. He is a
portly. fine looking young man, the son
of a New London Conn millionaire,
Capt. Lopez, the original owner of the
yact America, who holds the Queens
Cup, which was won by his yacht In
the English Channel in 1856, the best
yachts of Great Britain trying in vain
to wrest the prize from her.
Young Lopez has been fast youth,
and has been the cause of great grief
to his father and relatives by his dissi-
patton and numerous irregularities.
On more than one occasion his father
has been called upon to assist him out
of scrapes, into which his imprudence
led him. These escapades of young
Lopez are said to have cost his father
at least three hundred thousand dol
lars,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-17

To all, particularly invalids, Spring is trying
season. Indications Of sickness should at once
be attended to. Fatal diseases may be caused
by allowing the bowels TO become constipated,
aud the system to remain in disordered condi-
ton until the disorder has time to develop itsel
An ounce OF prevention Is worth pound Z
cure, is an old and truthful saying. Therefore,
we advise all who are troubled with the com
plants now very observation-disclosures, indiges-
ton, disOrdered liver. want OF appetite, nausea,
or feverish skin, TO take, without delay,
Schenck's Mandrake Pills. We know of no
remedy 80 harmless and decisive in its action
It at once strikes at the root of the disease and
produces a healthy tone 10 the system. People
never need suffer from any disease arising from
a disor,iered condition OF the liver if thew would
take this excellent medicine when they feel the
first indicat.OnsO OF the malady- Families, leav-
ing home for the summer months, should take
three OF four boxes of these pills with them.
They have an almost instantaneous effect. They
will relieve The patient OF headache in one 0-
two hours, and viii rapidly cleanse the liver of
surrounding bile, and will effectuaIiy prevent a
bilious attack. They are sold by all druggists.
my1 deod&w1m
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FIFTH DAY.
SATURDAY, May -. tsz4

FIRST RACE--Jgaxw yell n ouse stake.
For three year Olds, dash Of two miles Maxwell
House TO add $500. Entrances. $50. half forfeit >
Second horse $50. To be run on the hfta DAY OF
the tSpring meeting, 1874. Closed Sith six
teen entries
SECOND RACE-Assoc- alton Purse S=oo.
Mile heats. Three in i've.
THIRD RACE.-Ass0ciatiOn Purse $40.
Mile heats. For beaten horses; Si25 20 the hrSt
horse; $50 70 the second; S25 TO the third Horses
beaten once allowed seven pounds; twice, eleven
pOands; three times, fourteen pounds.
r. F. COCKRtLIa President.
GEO. W. DARDEN, Secretaay.
ap26 eOdtd
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FLOUR. GRAM AND HAY.

Three hundred bushels of corn, loose,
sold at 9Oc; 1,S00 sacked in depot, at 95c.
A milling firm bought 800 bushels of wheat
at SI.40. The wheat market is quiet and
weak. Prices stand as follows:
FLoUR-SuperfEe, $500; Xxx $1,000
$50; xxx $7.00d7.50; choice family
S.75dS.25; fancy, SS.75.
Corn MEAL-Unbolted and bolted,
sacked in depot, 97lcdS1.OO.
CoRN-Loose, 9Oc; sacked and in depot,
95dS1.00.
WHEAT-Prime to strictly choice, SIPS
61.45 per bushel.
OATs-Sacked and delivered in depot,
67sd70c-
BRAN-Loose, 5000; sacked in depot,
$500.
HAY-Hungarian, s17.OOd1s.OO; clover,
do; timothy, S22.0Od25.0O.
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BE Careful HOW YOU KICK

On the walk hat did lie,
And gallus chap sailed by.
And he cut lively swell
He was clerk in hotel;
And he gave that hat kick,
And he came across a brick
Now upon a crutch he goes.
Minus half pound of toe
Moral.
When you see perSJn thrown
BY misfortune OF by vice,
Help him thrice or seven times thrice,
Eelp him up, or let alone.
II you give the man kick,
Aoa ma stumble on BRICK
Or sUoTfe
Fate is liable to frown,
Aaf. the best Of US 60 down:
And in just a little while
She is liable to smile.
And the bad luck and the vice
Seem TO scatter in a trice,
And TO hunt their holes like mice
And the man YOU tried to kick
Now has changed into a brick.
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PROVISIONS.

Quiet at yesterdays figures =
BULK MEATs-ShOulders &c; clear rib
sides 9sc; clear sides 9sc.
BACON-Shoulders sc; clear rib sides
105c; clear sides 10sc; country hams 12ac.
COUNTRY BAcoN-From wagons, SIC for
shoulders, 103c for sides and IL &c for hams.
From store &c more.
CHOICE HAMs-Hart & Hensley's C. C.
c. brand 1896.
rels, 12c; pressed in tierces, 1lsc; in kegs,
12ic; in buckets, 1Sc.
BREAKFAST BACON-Choice, lie.
BEEF TON6UEs-Per dozen, $500.
DRIED BEEF-New, lie
SMOKED Pie ToNGUEs-Per doz., soc.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
The Cotton Markets.

The Cotton Markets.
LIVERPOOL, May 16.-Cotton firm; mid
ding upland sgd; middling Orleans SD
Sales 1900 bales; American $500 bales;
speculation and export 5000 bales.
New YORK, May 16.-COttOn quiet and
firm; middling upland 1esc-; futures
closed steady; sales 500 bales as follows;
May delivery Isle; June delivery is 1-loa
10 1890; July delivery Is l5-l6c; August
delivery 10 7-32a193c; September delivery
Is 8 16c; October delivery ls3alS 5-l6c-
NEW ORLEANS, May 16-COtton very
dull; sales $50 bales; good ordinary to
strict good ordinary 15ial65c; low mid
ding 10 strict low middlIng 175al7sc; mid
ding to strict middling 1SalSs; good mid
ding 1870; receipts 2,177 bales; exports
coastwise loss bales; stock S7,O6l bales;
unsold $1,000 bales.
MEMPHIS, May 16.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged; middling 1Sc. Receipts for the
past day TAO bales; shipments for the past
twenty-four hours, $50 bales; stock 30OoS
bales.
ST. LOUIS. May 16.-Cotton firm and
higher; middling lSc.
LOUISVILLE, May 16.-COtton quiet and
firm at l73c-
CNc.SNArI, May 16-Cotton quiet and
unchanged at 1sc.
Foreign szari<efs.
LONDON, May 10, p NJ COnsOlS for
money 93!a935; account SO sa93s. United
States 5-20s of 60, 107; 1857, 1923;
lO-40's IO4s; new IS, 1O4S; New York
Central. $50; Erie, 32aa32s; preferred 81.
The amount of bu lion Withdrawn from the
bank of England on balance to-day ETC.,
600.
LIVERPOOL, May l6.--Breadstutfs are
quiet and unchanged.
PARIS, May l6.-Rentes 5sf 92ac.
TRANSPORT, May 10 5-2Os of 1862
esi.
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Memphis Avalanche, May Is.


ohange TOgether-CordiaI Greetings
and Memories Of Ante.Beiium Con-
aIcts.
Memphis Avalanche, May Is.
Ex-President Andrew johnson. ac-
companied by Hon. Gustayus A. Hen
~ and MIR. Enoch Ensley, visited the
Cotton Exchange, yesterday, and met
a large number Of business men who
had congregated there in expectation
of Mr.. Johnson's visit, and that he
would give them little talk The
distinguished visitor was introduced
by Mr.. Ensley, who remarked that as
MIR. johnson expected to address the
people of Memphis generally within
day or two, speech making would be
hardly in order at present, except on
the part of Mr.. Henry, who was at
once called out.
Mr.. Henry responded and said some
pretty but rather extrayagant things
about Memphis, in the course of which.
however, he made the strong point
that Memphis must bestir herself to
recover her almost lost reputation on
the score of health. This was applaud
ed and we would call the attention of
sanitary officers to the fact. At the
conclusion Of Mr.. Henry's remarks,
Mr. johnson was loudly called for but
UTTERED only a few words of acknowl-
edC-nent Of the honor conferred, prom
Using, however, to say thing or two at
some future time.
Memphis Appeal, May Is.
Andrew johnson was called on YES
terday by Gen. G. A Henry. The in
teryiew was not the less delightful that
the two popular orators have crossed
one another's paths, as the world might
imagine, very often. Henry used to do
reverence to Henry Clay, and johnson
to Old Hickory. Henry was the de-
voutest of Wings, and johnson of
Democrats; Henry supported Bell, and
Jol nsDn Breckenridge; Henry went
South, johnson North johnson went
into the Federal and Henry into the
Confederate Senate. Henry, the Wing,
the very impersonation of a doUble-dis-
titled conservatism, was the most elo-
quent Of men in behalf OF the boldest
measures proposed IN the South, as was
johnson the foremost of the South's
enemies while war ragged. They both
event on the rampage" and "went it
blind. But their heads are entirely
level now, and we hope since they
have enjoyed long cooling time, and
delightful leisure hours, that they have
learned, as it seemed s;erday, to con-
fess each ohter's virtues and faults. and
as they grow old to do perfect Justice
to each others worth.
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The women's whisky war in Man.
chester, England, of which the tele-
graph brought news some days ago,
seems to have been marked by no great
victories so far, and indeed to be but
a weak and frivolous sort of campaign.
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THIRD DAY.
THURSDAY. NAY 81. Isz4

FIRST RACE-Linelk's Hotel stake
For green three wear ODDS which have not appear
ed in public prior TO the LIST day Of January, 1874
Mile heats. Entrance s25, IiiayOr pay. $500 adj
ded. Second horse $50. To be run the third DAY
OF the Spring meeting, 1874. Closed with eight
cen entries
entries.
SECOND RACE.-AssOciatiOn Purse $50.
Dash of a mile anu a quarter.
THIRD RACE.-AssociatiOn Purse $50
Dash of mile and three quarters.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-17

An enthusiastic writer says that the
women of New Orleans are like figures
chiseled out of marble, with the soft
dash of Guido's brush or of Petrarch's
song in their faces, and the ripe South
ern blood flushing up to their temples
under the pure surface of their veins.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-17

Tennessee bonds are unchanged, being
quoted in New York at So and 644!e.
These bonds are held firmly here, though
there is no investment demand. Brokers
pay So and s2lc, while they hold at IS and
SIC.
Our local stocks and bonds are all very
dull, and though there are scarcely any
offering the market may be said 10 be weak.
For quotations we refer TO those given by the
Nashville Savings Company, corner Union
and college streets.
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BANKING.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCIAL.

Our money market is unchanged, with
very little doing among the banks IN the
way of discounts, or among the brokers in
bonds and stocks. The banks discount for
their friends on short time, at the rate Of
ten per cent per annum, with but little de-
mand for discounts.
Exchange OH New York is firm. The
banks buy at parand sell at 81 per thousand
premium.
Gold opened in New York at 112! and
closed at 1924. The amounts offered here
are small, for which our dealers pay 11Oa,
while they hold at 112. Silver is bought
at 103 for halves and quarters.
Government bonds are a shade lower.
The following are the quotations at noon |:
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FOURTH DAY.


FIRST RACE--YOungA America Stake
For two wear old colts and riilies- Dash ora heif
mile; So. D. D.; Association to add so, s-ecomi
horse 10 have so. To be ran on the fourth dkY
OF the Spring meeting. 1874. Five or more 10 III
Closed with ~ xteen entries
SECOND RACE Association Purse $500.
Two mile heats.
THIRD RACE.-Asssciati0n Purse $3.50.
Mile heats.
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BOARDING SCHOOL.

BOARD FOR THE SUMMER--TheT Ten
ID nrSsee Female College, at Franklin, will be
open for bearders from 18th of June till LIST Sep
TENDER. The building is large and airy, the
rooms comfortable and well furnished. For fur
ther information address VIM. j. VAUGHN.
May Is, 1874. mvl7 2t sun, wedA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-17

A JURY in London has brought in
verdict eensuring the use of a sample
of burnt almonds In confectionery.
The evidence is that these almonds
were bitter, and that when stepped In
water they yielded prussic acid. The
question is now raised whether the use
Of bitter for sweet almonds ID confec-
tionery cannot be made criminal Of
tense, and prosecutions are to be insti-
tuted for that purpose. This whole
sugar-plum question largely affects the
health of our children.
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LOST.

II OST-On the 18th inst, either on Union or
IL College streets, between Hogan Bros and
ManlOve, Richards & MeadOr's, a box contain
ing breastpin and spool of thread. Liberal re-
ward will be given for return of same TO No.
North Cherry street. 1t
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HOW ADELINA PATTI IL GETTING
RICH.
Cincinnati Gazette.

If Patti spends many more as profit
able winters as she has the past in st.
Petersburg. she, too, can found a
museum. Her presents are said to
represent fabulous sum, and her Jew
elry case contains gifts from all the po-
tentates In Europe. The sum she re-
ceived in money for her past engage
ment in st. Petersburg was 100000
francs, and she is to receive for her
next tour in the United States 100000
francs foro hundred evenings. PATHS
leading taste seems to be for fine
dresses, which she orders from Worth,
in Paris, by the dozens. Before they
are sent to her she permits the autocrat
of fashion to have what he calls Patti
exposition. There the entire wardrobe
is laid out to be admired by the fash
ionable world of Paris
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-17

A DRAMATIC version of Hawthorne's
Scarlet Letter" is drawing crowds at
the Ambigu, In Paris. The scene be-
ing laid in Massachusetts,, the stage is
covered with tropical plants. A few
palm trees indicate the environs of
Boston, and if cotton plantation
could have been added to the back
ground, with tiger or two and boa
constructor, the illusion would have
been complete.
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TORACCO.

Market firm, all grades being taken at
full rates:
Lugs, 3t.d5.c; low leaf, 5d65c; COM
mon, 6d7c; medium, 7s694c; good, S!6
DC; choice, 10d13e.
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New York General Markets.

NEW YORK, May 16-Flour in moderate
demand; superfine Western and State 500
ass; extra Ohio S6.15a7.25; St. Louis
s6.25a11.OO. Wheat slightly in buyers
favor; No. ? spring 1.47aI.J0. Rye quiet
at S1.05a1.10. Barley dull. Corn in buy-
ers' favor; new western mixed and yellow
S3aS6c. Oats firm; new western 623a64c.
Coffee dull. Sugar heavy. Pork firmer;
new mess S17.75 for spot; Sl7-T0al7.I5
for May and for June delivery; middies
quiet; short clear 104c- Lard firm; prime
steam lie for spot; 10ac for May delivery;
1Ose for June delivery; HALL 3-16 for July
delivery. Whisky lower at 9Sa9S1c.
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RaIfimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Maybe. Flour very dull
and weak Wheat unchanged; Ohio and
Indiana $l.55a1.56. Corn in good demand
and strong; western mixed 62a65c. Rye
quiet. Provisions strong. Mess pork
SIT. 15a1S.0O. Bulk meats-shOulders &c;
clear rib 93a9sc. Bacon-shoulders 7ia7se;
clear rib lO!alOac. Sugar-cured hams la
15c. Lard firm at 10sal1e. Coffee I'M
changed Whisky 81.
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SOMETHING seems to be very wrong
with the mails at times, between this
place and Nashville.-Kingstos Valley
Neics.
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New OrIeans ssarkets.

NEW ORLEANS, May 16-Gold 112, sight
exchange I premium; sterling 54S. Flour
dull; low grades scarce ; superfne s3.4e
Y 1913; Xxx S6.0ja7.OO; choice S7-5Oa
500. Corn firm; yellow mixed S0as DC.
Mess pork active .ane firmer at Sls-5Oa1S.l %.
Bacon active and firmer; shoulders 15c;
clear rib 9sa9Sc; clear 1Oe. Sugar-cured
hams 13IIa14c' Lard scarce and in good
demand; tierces 11sal1sc; key 12al24e-
Whisky dull and lower; LOUISIANA CSC; Gin
cinnati $1.O2. Coffee dull and lower; fair
19ga20c; good 20sa21c; prime 2laa22e.
Corn meal scarce and active at S4.S5a4.9o.
Others unchaDged
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SECOND DAY.
WEDNESDAY, mAx 20, 1874.

FIRST RACE-JOfnsOn stake For al
ages; $50 entrance, p p 500 added by the Asso-
citation. For da>h of two miles and quarter.
second 500; third. SO. To be run the second
day OF the Spring meeting. 1874 Closed with
twelve entries.
SECOND RACE-AssOciatiOn Purse, $500.
THIRD RACE-AssOeiatiOn Purse, $50.
Dash of a mile.
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LITERATURE.
Sunday Morning

-
TTlHIS IS A BRIGHT, FRESH MONTHLY
IL papeT, published at Nashville, Tenn, BY the
Cumberland Presbyterian Board of Publication,
devoted TO Sunday-schoOl work. IL contains =
Commentary on the International s. 5. lessons
for 1874, besides much useful reading bearing ON
Sunday-sehOOls, their Development, manage
ment, etc.
TIL Z -. =. O. z NJ
Is beautiful s. S. paper for children, published
semi-mOnthly, at the low price of sc. per an
mum, in clubs, by the same publishers.
The above house also deals extensively in s. s.
BOOKS. Libraries, Question Books, Class Books,
beautiful Reward Cards, etc, are its special
ties.
The attention Of Merchants and Teachers
il also called TO their large and complete stock
OF SCHOOL BOOKS. adapted % COLLEGES
and COUNTRY SCHOOLS
For catalogues, terms, etc, etc, address the
Agent,
W. z. DUNAWAY.
Al Union street., Nashville, Tenn.
dec25 dsun&vtf
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, May 16-The traie move
ment was slow and unsatisfactory to-day
owing to unfavOrable weai her. Heavy
brewn cOttOns are more active at current
rates but other makes are quiet Prints
are dull and accumulatiDg in first hands.
Ginghams quiet Cotton dress goods are
dull but wOrsted styles are in moderate
request. Black alparas quiet but pure mo
hairs in steady demand. Wooden goods are
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SPECIAL DISEASES.
Dr.. ~ lgER,

sis ~. Chas.s stree s. IoEis No.. bss been icnr@er-
gagged IN The atlea1 " u seaefezl aa s-l aiaeGss
than any sciattn "a Louis, the ely peppers shc
also sezuri dcbty aud irpoteu rs
rrsult 90 s-a2se in ycu Oh, Or VA cvcescs
being nervcsnesz. seieE ssious dciisy, tna1sscl
sikhi detective memory ppessn he f-ec, es
society 20 isaass. ccufion q itsas. F -
sexual lover Permanently erred fn1erhet 50 -Els
free. Every lester % inquiry vita sianl2 anEvec1
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NEW YORK. May 16.-Money loaned up
10 4 per cent at one time during the even
Ing and Afterwards declined to 25a3 per
cent for call loans ard closed with the sup
ply in excess Of the deInauds There was
little done in Sterling exchange after the
closing Of mails, the nominal quotations
for bankers are 4S7za4SS for sixty days and
49O3a491 for demand. Gold closed at 1924
after selling at l12lal12. The rates paid
for carrying were 2, p, 3 and per cent;
loans were also made fat. The clearings
were 81, 100000. The Treasury opera
tions for the past week at the New York
Office included the disbursement Of s.
$4,000 and the receipts Of s2,072.000 for
customs. The payments on account Of
May Interest to-day amount to $S,354.0OO.
The specie shipments to-day were neSriy
one million and a half dollars, Of which
S1,070,000 was gold coin, 100000 gold
bars and $4,000 silver bars. The specie
shipments for the week were S2,665s336.
The imports for merchandise were S5,9l1,-
80 and for dry goods S1,612,13S. Govern
ment bonds were steady with but little
doing. State bonds were quiet. Stocks
opened firm with prices as rule fraction
higher than current at the close yesterday,
but soon became weak and declined from
to per cent towards and after. midday
there was a recovery Of I to ! per cent en-
sued, but this Improvement was lost at the
second board. Pacific Mail having been
especially weak and declined from 49, to
4zc. During the last hour of business
prices made steady but gradual decline
The final quotations were the lowest OF the
day and showed decline Of ! to II per
cent from the highest point. The principal
activity was in Union Pacific, Western
Union, Wabash, Pacific Mail, and Lake
Shore.
The sales at the Stock Exchange between
ten and two o'clock to-day amOGnted to
$4,000 shares, of which 29,5O0 were West
ern Union, $1,000 Union Pacific, $500
Pacific Mail, $1,000 Lake Shore, 5000
Wabash and 5000 st. Paul.
Bank statement-LOan decrease, SO 10
100; specie decrease, $500; legal. ten
ders increase, S1,302, 800; deposits increase
S15S,300; circulation increase, S1,7OO;
reserve, increase S1,25S,400.
Sterling Exchange. Bills 1881.
United States coupons of 1881. 1914.
5-20s of 1862, 115tt; do. Of 1864, 1l6s: %.
of 1865, 1174; d0. new 1919; $3.50 1867,
1909; United States coupons Of 1865, 1901;
new iyes, 114ss; 10-40s, 11455: currency sixeS.
1864. Missouri State bonds S65; Tennessee,
old s.; do. new So. Stoeks-Western
Union Telegraph T6s; New York Central
Oh; Erie 3js; do preferred 55e-
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Gu. HIS SUMMERS vignette is being
engraved to 60 on a shiu-plaster.
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BANKING.
NASHVILLE MARKETS.

UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, May Is.
COTTON.
A slight advance on low grades in New
York, but the market here responded only
by an improvement in feeling. More sales
were made than for some days past, the
market closed firm at our last quotations
LASIior ..s.ss.-.....--...--..-- d4GlZ4
Ofutndf ....-.........--.......l3 Is
0OOu OiuinaEy .l5k
strict good ordinary. .16I
Low mhloling-.
Mioonhg-.-..---..... rs
The days movement was reported:
Sa.es.... ...s...s-..-.-... ........... 81
onPMSheSs...s......... l3l
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept 1, ls73........ 254O
Received to-day. ...... 132
Received previously. 1851 97649
49, ...s s..ss-s-sssss..ssss IOOlcS
onlppod to-cay.-. ......s-..... 151
Shipped previously. ..........9312 s327s
oeoOk " n1ALo.. s.....ss..s oSll
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DEALERS IN HAIR.

A CARD.
ilJE WISH TO INFORM OUR GUST
w mers ard friends, that no mistake may be
made, that our Hair Store is
No. % Horth Cherry Street,
and On the North corner Of Bank Alley.
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

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DOR RENT-A new brick residence, cen
~ ually located. Apply TO JAMES B. CRAIG
HEAD, Agent, IS North College street.
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ENOR RENf-The new and elegant two-story
Il brick residence, No. 2S6 South College street;
SIX large rooms besides servants room and
Kitchen; with water, gas. bathroom, water
closet, an all the latest improvements and cor
yenlences IN the house; water in kitchen; ny
drant IA six feet of back porch. etc. One Of the
most desirable residences in city. Apply 10 I.
IL JONES, 81 and "a Broad street, or 10 W. ID.
TALBOT, No. Il Church St, in Maxwell House.
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EnOR RENT-In Edgefeld, on Russel street,
IL near hickory, a brick cottage, four rooms
and porch. Apply 10 MRS. o. W. DAVIS,
woodland street, Edgeneld. 1t&
TIN0 RENT-Three elegant suites of rooms in
i St Cloud, new portion of the building; also
other bedrooms and the spacious dining hall and
kitchen. Apply TO c. 4. THOMPSON. at Cal
nouns, Maxwell House. my15 st