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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-05

Scarlet fever is raging at Middletown.
MIR Cod and Miss Fish were married at
Sterling, Sunday. ....
Joseph Kossuth. New Britain brewer.
recently turned upon the ground $40 kegs of
sour beer. his whole stock, valued at $4,000.
Over 100 bushels Of corn were husked at
an old-fashiOned husking party, at Columbia,
last week.
John Gormley. New Haven hostler.
drew $3.50 at the Townsend savings bank,
last Friday, and Mark Chisen, his chuIn, stole
it from under his pillow and liz out. d.
Miles Aborn of Vernon lost his nose, the
other day, by getting ii too near his gun when
he discharged the weapon.
A stranger undertook to stop the horse OF
John @. Foster of New London, the other
day, when the minister leaped out knocked
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-05

Grafton, w.,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-05

The assessment for the year ending March 81, 1875
Ia two and threefOurths per cent which is the average
rate for the past thirty-fve years.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


Cotton hrm; ,middlins, l29ac; 10y %iadling ll5sc.
good onnTy IA Sst a receipts s,oe saeS Exports
NEw ORLEANS, Nov IL, 1875.
Cotton steady mddnS i2sc ow mi mlddng, Ling lIzse las
5293 Exports-To France o6o coastwse, l,7e4 Stock
l65,s24
Cotton weak; middling, 1211c. l258c low middng
bales Exports coastwise 25I Sales. 900 Stock s6sSi
SAVANNAH, Nov II, 1875.
Cotton aq,et mdSpg d1 aTe @ hales aeahg
the Continent 7sV Sales. 1910 Stock g. 969
CHARLESTON, Nov. II. 1875.
Cotton steady; middlng 12s4e low lniddng i2s6c .
Exports S1 10 France j. $50 Sales 1000 stock IA
wrLxvGros, n. a. Nov. II. 1875.
Spirits turpen,ine qniet - So%c Eon steady a. " = for
'''"''''' '''' oswreo Nov III 1875.
73c for low and high mixed Barley IN good demand
d. So Gay Al Si 81 1000 No. do AZ Soc corn Ss@
so Tor boi,ed and 80 foT 1nboied per ton MlieedI
shorts sis; shpstuHs s2i middngs s27 s2s per ton
o2,c barley, g. . Sew York barley s4e. % Albany
~ 5O "a harley 900 do pcas 10000 eet of lumber
Canal hlpments6sOo0 bushels barley, $500 Do. rye,
49, '''' 7 ''',s' BrrrALo, Noy. u, 1875.
6ioo bba wheat, 1900 bushels; corn 1000 DO oats,
70 800 do barley, 600 do Railroad shipments-four,
fOO bbls whcnt, 500 hushelsi $4,000 d. oas,
49, 49, ~ psey p 49, 70 % al mi ps ss ~ ' @ M a.
10 interior ponts-wheat - 900 bushels 3600 do
Flour quiet, but Gr sales 500 bb Al unchanged prices
Mhe du steady; sales 5000 bushels NO Milwaukee
Club ~ -; 900 do white Michigan, NJ ~ - Corn dull
lots Of No mixed Western AZ 63tc Gle Oats
inactive nominal Rye inacve Milwaukee offered AZ Sc
Pork duh g. JOfor heavy aud short cut Lard dull
at lie Highwues nominal . -
Flonr-Demand fair; market firm. Wheat adyanei and
Ia fair demand. No , white Wabash 81 ~ No. / white
Michigan 81 3O extra " 4l amber Michigan 81 u;
December 81 20; old 81 35 No rcd winter 81 %; No.
Dayton and Michigan 81 2O rejected red 9l1sc Corn
irmer hcid higher; high mixed Noyembcr 63tsc; new,
spot 57c all hc year, 90Ac; low do, 63c new, soc
~ grade, new 49}e Oats quiet bat hrmi No 2, atac;
Michigan Boo rejected sic freighs quiet and unchanged
Receipts bLls -four 1900 bushels wheat 1900 DO
corn, 900 d.. oats shipments-5OD bbls Hour, 2S,O0J
bushels wheat A., 900 do. corn, G2,OOJ do. oats
CnrcAso. Nov. II. 1875
Flour nominaily uncnanrcd. Whcat-Demand fair, aud
prices Tor No Chicago sprng have adyaneed market du
aud prices have declined for other gradesi NO. Chcago
spring ~ O2 No d., 81 UjI SPOT ~ oofel seller
December; 81 O8sS seor the year; No. 3 DO, 61c. re-
ected nc. Corn hmer though not quotaby higher No
mixed 81 c spot, 5O15c seller November; 4tac seller
tie year. Oats duu and prices shade lower; No.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
HORTICULTURAL HARDSHIPS.

At midday yesterday there was a gathering OF the
seedmen doing business in this city at the Astor
House. for the purpose OF taking action whereby
they should be relieved Of annoyance and loss through
the ignorance and carccssness of those who deal with
them The chair occupied by MT James M. Thor
burn and Mr.. 4. A. Reeves was elected secretary.
Speeches were made by Messrs Thorburn Reeves,
Bliss Henderson and others, all based the finding
of the courts in the recent we-known Allen case ia
which 1t claimed that while the purchaser called
for given variety Of cabbage Seed and received as
was believed what he called for entirely different
variety Of cabbage grew up where the purchased seed
went down.
For the purpose OF giving definite direction TO tho
proceedings Mt John Vanderbilt proposed that they
should decide to print upon their seed bags and labels
certain contingencies under which the dealer in seeds
declined to be held responsible for the results from
sowing such as unavoidable mistakes In labelling, GER
tain improper conditions soil, arising from freezing,
rot from rain, drought insects, worms and so on.
Mr.. Reeves for the purpose of showing now AZ
times II rs impossible for even the most learned seed
agriculturst TO give reason for the failure OF
seeds instauced the of his partner MT Smonson,
who took home one peck OF timothy grass seed sowed
one half or IL on his own the other half on
of his athers That sown on his father ground came
up finely while what sown on his own did not
come u at all though the seed was from the same par
ccl
AT length the conclusion arrived at was that there
were MANY cases in which the dealers ought not TO be
held responsible for selling beyond that the seed should
be now and of the variety called iorj and COM
mtee OF five appointed 10 prepare proper rulo
of guidance for presentation at their next meeting
The following committee was appointed :-McssTS r.
Henderson, J. Vanderbilt, b. H. Bliss Brusscrhon and
Elliott
Adfournpd
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
CoRONERs' WORK.

Coroner EickhoG held inquest yesterday in the
case or william P1neree Of No. 42s5West Thirty ninth
street who died from abscess of the hip the esult
ofIniuries received years ago. 1t was claimed that
Adam Horn milkman had inflicted these injuries oy
running over the deceased with his wagon but the jury
rendered verdict of death from abscess only and fully
exonerated Mr. Horn.
An inquest was also held by the same Coroner in tho
case Of Ellen Lawrence OF No. 40 East Tenth street,
who died from the effect Of an overdose Of opium
taken on the 18th inst for the purpose Of producing
sleep The jury severely censuTed the druggist VINO
sold the drug the deceased (hs name Is unknown)
without prescription irom physician, and blamed
the attending physician, DrsMartn, Tor not reporting
The TO the proper authorities.
Ellen Calvin, child two years OF age, was burned to
death yesterday at the residence Of It's mother No 2lT
East Forty seventh street. Tho mother absent AZ
ii,n time Of the accident
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

bonds al SIX s7A and Milwaukee and - Paul con
soidated Sinking Fund at 81.
The following the closing quotations for Pacific
Railroad bonds Union Pacific hrsts, 1925 lo3 do,
Land Grants 9s14 9sA do, Sinking Funds, s7% q
IS Central PaciGcs, lo4H l041S.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London advices enable quote folows the last
quotation being at halfpas five p NJ :-Consos closed
depressed on bad news The transactions are small
For money, ga 947S, and for account, 947l e47s
1865 bonds (oldl lo31s 1867 bonds 1osh; ten forty
bonds, lO43f new lives, 1881; Erie IA sellers Erie
preferred 20 q.
The amount Of bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF
England balance to-day Is ESQ OOO all OF which was
for shipment to the United States
In Frankfort United States new ves are 9s% rentes
in Paris, 65E Toe
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds closed firm at the following quo
tatons:-Unied States currency sixes 124ai 1885, do
do, 1881 registered l21 = 12l7s do do do, coupon
1222l i23 do. hvc-twentes 1864 registered, Hay;
do do, do, coupon, 11416 do do, 1865, registered
ll5A; do. do, do, coupon 1l6 1854 do. do, do,
new, lle7 1lo%; do do. do, do, coupon, ll9ss
lle; do do, 1867, registered, l2lS l22; do. do,
do coupon 1919 l22; do do 1s6s, registered, 1914
l22; do. do, do, coupon, l22 a 1924; do ten
fortes, registered ll64 1l61s do do, coupon l17
do, coupon 1862 III.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY
The following are the Treasury balances at the close
of business to-day in gton:-Currency,
s9,ssO o00 coin, ST. 600 000-less certificates,
SIS 500 00o The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day
$40 900 gold on account OF interest and $5e4 600 in
redemption OF lve-twenty bonds Bank notes received
for redemption today s45000o; revenue to-day,
$3.50, 600; customs to-day, 100000
STATE BONDS.
In State bonds this afternoon Tennessees rmer,
old selling at as at 46iG and series at 40 Dis
trict or Columbia three sixty hves sold at 60 69A
FRANCISCO STOCKS.
Ninety thousand dollars in bullion found in the
ruins of the Virginia Consolidated mill The water has
been reduced the Comstock mines ophir is dry at
500 feet Consolidated Virginia. 1900; California
!, 500 and Savage at 1000 The assessments Of the
different mines arc as follows Savage So per share
payable November 30; Meadow Valley, 81, November
"a; Gould Curry 81, November 81; Chollar Potosi
S., December !, and Raymond Ely, So, December 4
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
HARD TIMES.

BROOKLYN SAVINGS BANKS WANT TO CUT down.
THE RATE OF INTEREST.
private meeting of the presidents and cashiers Of
the several savings banks of Brooklyn held at
room No. Of the Continental Insurance Company's
building on Tuesday afternoon for the purpose of dis
cussing proposition reduce the rate of interest
all deposits from TO five per cent The banks
all represented with the exception of the Williamsburg
Savings Bank No plan of action was agreed upon.
Mr. Schroeder the Mayor elect, who is also President OF
the Germana Savings Bank, offered resolution that
In the present of affairs IL is exped
ent 10 pay higher of interest than five per cent,
and that reduction be made to that hgure to go into
effect January l. 1876
The resolution was adopted
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET AND EASY
FUTURES l-SC. LowER-FLoUR QUIET BUT
sTEADY-WHEAT DULL AND NoArINALLY UN-
CHANGED-CoRN DULL AND A TRIFLE EASIER
OATS CLOSED FIRM-PoRK DULL-LARD UN-
CHANGED-PETRoLEUM wEAK-sPIRITs TUR-
PENTINE DULL AND NoAfINAL.-RosIN NOM
INAL-HIDEs BARELY sTEADY-ous IN
CHANGED-wHIsKEY FIRMER-FREIGHTs FIRM
HEMP AND JUTE FIRM-GUNNIEs UN-
CHASGED-CoFFEE QUIET AND UNCHANGED
SUGAR FIRM.
WEDNESDAY Nov. I7-6 p NJ.
There was not much change in the situation OF bust
ness down town to-day although there was little
doing than Tuesday. At the Produce Ex-
change -four quiet but steady Wheat dull
but nominay unchanged Corn dull and triae
OFF, oats steadier, closing firm. Whiskey was
irmer Pork dun and heavier. Lard was without de-
cided change. Cotton the spot quiet and easy
at former quotations.; futures &c. lower Coffee
was quiet and unchanged. Gunnes were the same as
last reported Hemp iute Hides we're quiet
barely steady. Rosin nominal Spirits turpentne
was dun and nominal Oils quiet steady Petro
leun closed weak. Sugar firm. Freights firm.
quiet and unchanged for Bazls. Mild coffee
was quiet We quote Ordinary cargoes 17i a17zc fair
do 1s55c lsstc good DO, loc l9c. prime de- 1870
1880 range for lots 7l4c le54c Santos
good 1850 2054c gold, ninety days; Java government
bags 26c 27c do, mats 26c 2sc Singapore
22c 24c.: Ceylon 21c. 22c Maracabo l9|Sc 2lbc
Lacuayra Ie1Sc a 2lc.; Jamaica 1870. zoe; ST. Do
mingo lsc szc; Porto Rico 1870 2o1sc Costa Rica
I9c 21Hc. Mexican 1876 21c; Manila, I9JSc 2o15c
Augostura loc 2c savania. l9c 2lc Curacoa Is15c
a 2oc.
tions Futures we're lower The closing dav
compare with Tuesday, hnal figures as follows:
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Stocks Weaker and Operators Ap-
parently in a Mist.
GOLD Ia IA A ia 3-8.
Rag Currency S742-MOney on Cali Loans Firm
at 3 Per Cent-GOyernment and
Investment Securities Strong.
WALL STREET,

WEDNESDAY, NOV. At--o 4. M }
Much OF the recent rise in the price Of Western rail
road stocks due to the belief by professional specu
laors in export demand for wheat during this
winter and consequent increase OF business for the
railroads. or the probabilities Of such movement
being greater smaller than ii last and Of
is effects upon the railroads during the close Of inland
navigation the readers Of the HERALD, after an ex-
animation Of the understated facts viii DO quite as
competent to form opinion are the spectators
who loaded with fancy stocks In anticipation OF
selling them to the public at profit
The quantities or wheat in sight at tie principal
points latest dates compare with those Of last year
fallo
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
PRODUCE EXCHANGE NOTES.

The decision Of the Lard Committee on the cases
growing out Of the recent "corner'' has LETT the
''shorts' in worse position than before they at
tempted to set aside the former decision. IL will bo
remembered that the basis Of settlement formerly de-
cided l6 l-6 cents The committee have placed
u AZ II 4 cents The 10 be paid by the parties
who made default as lOlows:-Mr theodore Perry,
150 terccs S5 500 j. ~ Cook Co on $50 tierces.
$500. 5, L. Post. on l. 900 tierccs, $4,000
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
BUSINESS FAILURES.

Livingston Co, real estate dealers, No. 239 Broad
way have suspended
Robert Rosenburg has liabilities to the amount Of
SIG o00 The Sheriff sold out his effects by order
of the Court
Seller 4 Maxwell boot and shoe dealers, Of Warren
street, have failed
IL s understood that Mr. Jonathan T. Frost pro-
prietor of the Spingler House. has been obliged,
through financial troubles, TO discontinue the mante
nanca OF that hotel.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
The following table shows the opening highest and
Lowest prices or the dav.-
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.

The change IN the closing prices compared with
bhose or yesterday as follows
ADvAycE.-Atlantic ana Pacific preferred II; New
York Central "a q. &. and l. e., 81 Panama 2; ST.
Paul Common, u Western Union, i.
DEcLISR.-Atlantc and Pacific Telegraph II: Della
ware and Lackawanua, Il Erie * Hannibal and ST.
Joseph, Il Lake Shore, ss Northwest common y. do
preferred = Ohio ndsMssissppi, i Pacific Mail,
y ; St Paul preferred = Wabash i Union Pacific
q 4 Missouri Pacific Is Michigan Central 81
STATIONARY Harlem, Quicksilver New Jersey Cen
lral Gold and Erie and ii London.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK.

John H. Lyon and Thompson N. Decker, ex-Presi-
dents OF the defunc Third Avenue Savings Bank, yes
terday appeared at the Fiftyseventh Street Police
Court and gave bail in tho sum Of So 900 each
trial the charges Of perjury alleged against them by
The New York herald., 1875-11-18


In and en- route to New York IS nearly $500, 900
bushels greater than year ago. and the quantities
at Chicago and Milwaukee-the principal Western
points Of shipment-are 6l6oO0 bushels more. So
much for the position this side Of the Atlantic.
Turning to the other side, the weight Of evidence
seems to be strongly against short supply in any
country other than Great Britain English
counts speak Of liberal importations from
France, while the reports from 0dessa-the prin-
cipal port Of Southern Russia-show that the receipts
md shipments from September / to October %
90 per greater than for the period in 1874
and from the Baltic ports the accounts show an in
creased export Of about 100000 bushels The i'm
ports OF wheat into the United Kingdom OF Great
Britain, from September l to October 2S 1875, have
been IL 2lO 551 cwt, against 7S34 645 in 1874 in
Of ,s75 SOC cwt in the FIRST hftyGve days OF
lhe new crop year. The fact that we have not
iributed anything toward this increased importation
Is directly traceabe our use Of ''unexportabe'
money the superabundance which has enabled specu
ntors hold price above the other Of the
world.
THE STOCK sAREET
to-day has verified the correctness OF the ntmaton
frequently given in this column that it was market
In which il much easier buy large quantity Of
btock than sell it, The leading feature has been stag
nation and weakness for nearly all the pprey specua-
uVe share& western Union was an exception IN nav
Ing made gain from the opening price The opening,
intermediate and closing prices Of the active stocks
were folows:-Western Union, 755S T53< 76
15& 757S; Pacific Mail Az 4l6 4O& Al 4oz
4os 4oG Lake Shore, 61Z 6l7S a 6oI 61k
s0A; Northwestern, 394 a 3sR q 3sH; St Paul,
B6& a 351 So a s57I s54 35G; do pre-
rerrcd, 657l a 65E a 651S Ohio and Mississippi
10 19S 1s16 ls& a 17A 18l4
LIS; Hannibal and ST. Joseph, 23s< "a 23k 23s<
a2s 2316 2316; preferred, 291 2s Erie, l5x a
l6H al5tz 151 Michigan Central 65& a 647S; Pa
fihc Of Missouri, 1l7S 11h ll% 117; Union Pa
pihc 72iz 71I 72k 7lA; Rock Island 1oiH a
l04S; Central and Hudson, 1o5 1858 los; Central
Sf New Jersey, 1857 1o556 1o5& Delaware Lacka-
and Western, 1895. Panama, l26 a l25 a l29 a
l2s
TO-DAY.
The transactions the Stock Exchange to day az
Eregaed 1885 100 shares which among ACTIVE stocks
Were distributed as folows:-New York Central and
Hudson $50 Erie 10 ZOO; Lake shore 80 700; North
western $500 DO preferred 100; Rock Island l. 900;
Pacific Mail 81 900; st. Paul, $3.50; do. preferred
LsoO ohios u, 700; Western Union, 1s,eoo Union
Pacific 1900 G. G. and l. O., 200; Panama, ], 7SO:
Missouri Pacific, 1900; Michigan Central, 1870
OPENING, HIGHEST LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening highest and
lowest prfces Of the day.-
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
HERALD THURSDAY 49, l875-TRPLE

3o5Sc spos; sosc q aOy<c seller December Barley
nrmer held higher sales At s7c seller November; sec
seller December. Rye-Demand good at full priees sales
e7h Pork-Demand good a f priccs sales st $40 IS
spot S9 Is seller the year; $40 10 S9 20 seller Janu
ary. Lard hrmer though quotably higher sales At
$lI IS spot Sl1 IS $ll 90, seller anu
ary Bulkmeats quiet but steady; shoulders, I2sci
middies, lie. Ike whiskey steady and . IN
board.-Wheat higher At 81 o7A November; 81 071 De
eember Corn hrmer at 5Os4c 5OSc, November MARKET
66ls 66ls wheat l25,ooo bushels; corn, 10000 do; oats
adOOO do. barley, 5OOOdo rye, 1000 do. shpments-
Flour. 1900 bbs: wheat ~ 600 bushels corn, 775 do
o@tA. 2O.oo0 do barley 1900 do. rye 5000 do.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
CLOSING PRIcEs-3 ?. NJ
THE MONEY MARKET.


Exceptionally money on call loans was today quoted At
a. per cent bit later the declined to per cent
md 50 closed. Foreign exchange was hrmer and tho
leading bankers advanced their rates to sG5< 4ssX
for bankers long and short sterling Actual business
was within fraction of the asking rates.
THE GOLD MARKET
Cold opened a. ll44, fel Oh 70 l14sS and advanced
y ll43s a which i closed The carrying rate was
pcr cent Loans also made aat Rag money al
the closing rate Is worth sLi2
OPERATIONS oF GOLD ExcHASor nAvr.
.allth,y uaahcea' .....'- .............. 2I8e $50
"iohs eieafances. 81 5g4 600
CLEARING HoUsE STATEMENT
Currency exchanges es.................. fgl 2os oos
currency ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2a65 900
Gpiu tAthau Sts..s ........s....+....... 1s2 sg3
bOiu Daiahteh. ..........s.....s.......... g25 9
RAILWAY BONDS
Railroad bonds were irm moderate business
New York Central coupon lrsts sold al lio and az
registered, at 116 Chicago and Northwest conso
idated advanced to o71a Rock Island sevens brought
1lO, and New Jersey Central drsis new, 11I1l. Eric
fourth sold al 9Oh against 50 yesterday Central
Tacincs rose 1O4; Union Pachcs irsts 10 1925 and
Hannibal and 81 Joseph convertible eghts 70 So
Union Pacific sinking funds declined 70 s7k and Ohio
and Mississippi second 70 70A. Michigan Central
fevens sold l0lsl 1O2, Long Dock bonds al 100 =
Chicago and Nonhwcstcrn consolidated coupon gold
The New York herald., 1875-11-18

- orr DO barley malt 5000 do The -four market ruled
quiet but steady nearly all the or being at
null prices Sales were about 1900 bbls annexed
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Nov. II. 1875
spanish gold at 2la Exchange nominal; the United
1oa n ~ aays currency 100 o2 premium short sight,
,h - u9 go days, gold 1875 1877 premium short
s 10 ioi premium On London, I54 1853 premium.
standard, IA y l4h reals per arrobe.
The New York herald., 1875-11-18
EUROPEAN MARKET

LONDON Produce MARKET.-LoNpoy Nov I7-Eveninr-
Lnseed OIL 2os Cd Spirits Of turpentine 25s cd
per cwt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-07
Personal.

Mr.. F. NJ. Woodall goes to Red Sulphur
Springs with his Oldest son, for the benefit
Of the latteI's health, TO be absent for ten
days.
Robert F. Ferguson starts to-day for Pt.
Isabel, as clerk for the trip, on the Bolivar
II. Cooke.
HI. Mills Of GallatiD, 3. P. Bashaw Of
Manchester, NJ. FallOR of Mobile, Ala,
and Mrs. 5. A. PeeleT and Miss Sallie
Cooley, Of Vicksburg, are among the guests
at the Battle House.
Among the arrivals at the Commercial
yesterday were Capt. II. f. Norman, OF
Lebanon; John q. Stuart, Of Sumner
county; James L. ScObey, of MurfreesborO;
a. 3. SOWell, of Campbell's Station; Dan
Linnban, of Decherd; r. J. Moore, of
Brentwood; J. \. Allen, Of Ashland City;
II. A. Ross and J. - Thomson, Of Dres-
den, and Gray Hopkins, of Pulaski.
At the Maxwell House: Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryce Stewart, DR.. J. Cobb, Mrs. DIR.
Shearer, Mrs. Gracey, GAINESVILLE; DR..
George Z. Draughan, John W. Judd,
Springfield; w. J. Windham, Huntsville;
J. f. Hanson, r. f. Burden, Macon, Ga;
Robert Tyler, Montgomery, Ala; Hon.
Henry A. Tyler, Hickman, KY; J. W.
McAlister Stanford, KY; J. S. Lewis,
Memphis; r. B. Killough, Waco, Texas;
W. S. Walker, Chicago; Jno. A. Campbell,
Franklin; J. G. Allen, Philadelphia
Misses Palfrey, New Orleans; Miss NJ. G..
Miller, Mississippi.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-07
New Advertisements.

Subscriptions received for all foreign and
American magazines and newspapers by D.
II. Rains.
Called meeting of Cumberland Lodge, F.
& a. NJ, this evening, for work IN second
degree.
It will be seen by an advertisement in
another column that the next session of
the Misses Ellis school will open on Mon
day, Aug. so, at 500 5. Summer street.
The reputation of these ladies as first-class
teachers is too well known to need any
comment from US, and we viii only add,
for the benefit Of parents and guardians
who do do not enjoy their personal &C
quaintance, you cannot place your children
in better hands.
Browns & Cheatham offer sale a number
OF BEAUTIFUL lots on West End avenue, on
very reasonable terms. This is very de-
sirable property, and will no doubt meet
with ready sales.
The B. b. Cooke leaves for the head of
the river at 4 /. NJ. to-day.
The ElmWOod collar looks well aud fits
nicely.
No better medicine can be given to teeth
ing children than Mrs. WinslOW's Soothing
Syrup.
- the courthouse door in This city, on
Saturday. Aug. .. ct Il o'clock NJ,
Nathaniel Baxter, IT., Clerk and Master
of the ChanCery Court, will offer for sale a
number of valuable lots in city and tracts
of land in county. See advertisement in
another column for description, terms, etc.
The Nashville Savings Company, corner
Union and College streets, are doing
regular exchange and banking business.
They receive deposits and allow interest
thereon; they furnish drafts in amounts
wanted on the principal cities Of Europe;
they buy and sell exchange on New York,
Cincinnati and Louisville; they negotiate
loans on favorable terms, ard they at all
times pay the best rates for gold, silver,
etc.