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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-28

STATE LTBRARY-STATIsTIC SYNoP-
sIs.-The report of the State Librarian,
DR.. A. Gattinger, has been made to the
Legislature. 1t covers a period of three
years, and shows gratifying increase in
the number of volumes in the library, and
gives statement of expenditure of the
funds appropriated by the State. The fol-
lowing is a synopsis Of the statistical part
of the report:
At the beginning of the year 1865, the
whole number of volumes in the library
was Is, 923. OF these there were in the
general library 1864 volumes; in the law
library 7439 volumes. At the present
date the whole number of volumes is H.
972; in the general library 1913 volumes !;
in the law library 1859. Additions during
the last three years, 2049 volumes to the
general library, 1929 volumes to the law
library, 620; of these there were acquired
by purchase, ll79 volumes. By donation
and by exchange $40 volumes.
The receipts and expenditures during
this time were as follows: Annual appro-
priation for 1865, $3.50; for 1866, $500 /;
for 1867, $500; making the whole amount
received $500. Expended as per vouch-
ers for 1865, $2694 so for 1866, $2754 A ;
for 1867, $1,000 16. Total expenditures,
$7479 II; balance, $50 88.
The number of persons who visit the
library to enjoy its advantages is constantly
increasing. amounting during the present
year to from eight to ten thousand and
in view of this fact, the Librarian recom~
mends the purchase Of some desks and
suitable reading accommodations. He
remarks very sensibly that the books
were purchased that they might be read,
and not merely preserved, and the loaning
of the same being necessarily greatly re-
stricted, some accommodations ought to be
given to readers, as everywhere else in
public libraries"
The importance and value of the library
to the State, and the duty of the Legisla-
ture TO foster aud support it, may well be
conceded BY those having the general cnl
ture of the people at heart.
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Religious Notices.

There will he one hour spent in thanks
giving service, beginning at II o'clock, at
the First Presbyterian Church to-day.
Other churches are invited TO attend. Tie
General Assembly will, at O'clock 2. NJ !,
consider the mhiect Of ministerial educat
ton. Addresses will he delivered by the
Rev. K. T. Baird, DID, Secretary Of the
Board Of Education, Revs. ID. T. Lyon,
h. NJ. Smith, Plumer aud Others, during
which, among other matters, the subject OF
a Presbyterian University, under the care
of the Assembly, will be discussed.
THANKSGIVING service will be held this
morning at | o'clock at the Second Pres
byierian Church, by Rev. w. w. Camp
bell.
McKENDREE CHURCH.-The Rev. +. A.
Ross, DID,, will preach in the Mex endree
Church this evening at Z o'clock.
THANKSGIVING service this morning at
100 o'clock at the Union Methodist Episco-
pal Church. on North Summer street near
Capitol avenue. The public are respect
fully invited.
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London advices of yesterday quote
United States 5.20s at 704.
Exchange on New York was furnished
by :the banks yesterday at 81 per thon-
sand.
There was but little doing in govern
ment bonds or uncurrent money.
Nashville corporation checks were dull at
Csc discount buying and 22@23c discount
selling.
The exports of specie from New York
to foreign ports last week amounted to
S346,O75 against $781,865 for the cores
ponding week last year. The following
will show the total exports Of specie from
New York to foreign ports from January
/ to November % in the years noted:
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EXE-
ID cuted % me by JOhu b. Goodwin, and Of
record in the Registers ofhee OF hufhert0ri
county. Tennessee. | will. on Tuesday, De
ceEnber g. 1901 offer for sale. at the residence
Of said GOOdaia. about six miles north OF Smyr-
ma depot, several Mules and Horses, one jack
fifteen Flows one Harrow one Wheat ThFeshsr
and Power, one Fan Mill. one Reaper and
Mower combined. one Cotton Gin and Running
Tanks. and come Household Furniture. etc.
Also two tracts Of Land, one containing about
366 acres. where said Goodwin now lives. the
other containing 100 acres. PlAts and surveys
Of said lands will be on exhibition on day Of
sale.
All the personal property will be sold TOR
cash The lands will be sold fox One-third cssh,
and the balance on a credit Of six. twelve land
eighteen months. Purchasers 20 execute notes
aud lien on the lands retained until said
notes are fully paid.
Dov3 1awtd d. d. wendell, Trustee.
Nashville UNIoS AND DIsPATcH insert once =
week I. d.--Harfreesbor0 Monitor.
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Soutbern Cottoo Mnr,,e,.

AUGUSTA, Nov. 25.-Cotton very dali.
Sales 364 bales receipts $50 bales mid
dlings l5@l52c.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 25.-Cotton declined ;
middings Isle; sales 868 bales; receipts
$500 bales.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 25.-Cotton opened
steady, but closed dull and nominal sales
500 bales middlings l54c; receipts 1890
bales.
MOBILE, Nov. 25.-Cotton- 220C
bales middlings l5G Ice ; receipts 1873 ;
exports 1927 bales.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 25.-Cotton-de'
mand fair and prices declined; middling
Orleans Ice; sales 5000 bales: receipts
since Saturday 1874 bales.
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THE ORPHANS CoNCERT.-The concert
for the benefit of the Asylum for the OF
phans Of Confederate soldiers, originally
advertised for Tuesday evening, was post
poned to this evening, at the Masonic Hall.
We learn that some of the most accom-,
plished amateurs in the city will partici-
pate, and that the entertainment will be of
the first order. The object needs no ad.
vocacy-to state it is to make an appeal
that should touch a responsive chord in
every bosom. To-day, by official procla-
nation, the nation is to give thanks for the
mercies vouchsafed By Providence. Shall
not the orphans heart have cause to feel
thankful? Their cry is for bread and
clothing. Shall it be answered? We
trust that full attendance at this concert
may assist in making these little unfortu-
mates comfortable for the winter.
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JUSTICE WuBIEsoS's COURT. - The
case Of G. w. Nance, tried before Justices
Wilkinson and Spain on Tuesday, was ar
gued with much ability. After thorough
examination Of the testimony, the court
decided that the evidence was not sufficient
to substaniiate the charge, aud he was
honorably discharged.
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nIoop WITH a ME ar AXE.
A Desperate FneOunter-PWO Men
Fight with Ugly Weapons-One OF
Them Dangerously Hurt. I

Fight with Ugly WeapOns-One OF
Them Dangerously Hart.
A desperate and almost deadly encounter
took place on yesterday, in the forenoon,
at the slaughter house of Mr. Powers, in
which one Of the parties came near being
deprived of life. 1t appears that Christo-
pher Powers and Benjamin F Coleman, two
energetic and well-to-do citizens-both
being in the pork an meat business-have
not for some time been on good terms with
each other. Yesterday the parties met at
the slaughter-house, and az angry quarrel
ensued. They both became excited and
furious, and rushed at each other with
whatever weapons they could procure
Powers siezed meat axe and his oppo-
nent a stick of wood. Thus armed, they
brandished their weapons and commenced
a furious assault The first blow OF Mr..
Powers struck Coleman in the back, in
fieting deep cash near the spinal column.
Coleman staggered under the blow, and
Powers, with almost fatal aim, struck a
second blow, the edge of the axe striking
near the junction of the neck and shoulder.
This last blow felled Coleman to the
ground, where he lay bleeding profusely,
1t was at 6rst thought that he was danger
ously wounded, but we since learn that he
will recover. Powers was arrested, and
will be tried before Justice Cassety to-day.
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FTsr FIoHT.-Jaoob Miller and John
johnson took It into their heads to have a
fis, Sight on yesterday afternoon. They
glided noiselcssly and imperceptibly into
Demerick's saloon. Colorado building,
where they pitched into each other in
regular pugilisiic style. After the first
few rounds they were arrested and taken
TO the police headquarters.
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KNOCKED ON THE HEAD AND BADLY
HURT.-A fearful atfray occurred on yes
terday:. at Whites Creek, about six miles
from town, between white man n. Duke,
and a sanguinary negro. The alteration
originated in harsh words, when the parties
came TO blows. Duke seized a billet of
wood and struck the negro on the head two
severe blows, telling him TO the ground, and
producing, as We learn, conclusion of the
brain. Aud officer was deputized to arrest
Duke and bring him TO the office of Justice
Cassety, before whom he will probably be
tried to-day.
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New orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 25-P M.-Sugar
in demand; good Louisiana common 94e,
fully fair l2ic, yellow clarified l34c Mo-
lasses-common Zoe, choice 92c. Flour
dali and depressed; lower grades not
quoted, choice Sl4. Corn firmer at 81 05
OHIO Mess pork dull at S22 so. Lard
steady prime fierce I24c, keg he. Bacon
dull with only retail bushes; shoulders
I2c. rib sides l4c. clear l6c.
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$50 IN MONEY STOLEN.
a COuntryman Hoses S5O-BurgIariOus
Entrance of a BOardinghOuse.

a COuntryman E,OseS S5O-BurgIariOus
Entrance of a BOardingbOuse.
On last Monday Mr. George Calvert,
who lives in this county, and who makes
his living by tilling the soil, came to the
city and sold some produce. In the evenr
ing, not having time to go home, he went
to the clearinghouse of Mr. Shurz to stay
till the next day. He went to his room
and went to bed, leaving all the money he
had, $50, in his pantaloons pocket During
the night some thief, by means, as we are
informed, of false keys, entered the room
and stole the money from the pocket Of
the farmer and made his escape, leaving
no sign as to who he was or whittier he
went
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In CHANGER at Sparta.

o. G. Broyiss and wife vs. samuel O. NoNlio
and Others.
THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING 10 TIE
L Court that James 3 N0Whn Is non-resi4 snE
u the State ef Tennessee IL IL therefore Or
defed that publication be made Tor four weeks
requiring said nonresident 70 appear AZ tao
next term Of cur Chancery Court to be holden
in ths Courthouse ~ sparta. on the third Mon
day in March next, 20 plead, answer OF demur
70 eonpiainaut's bill OF the sane will Be taksa
for confessed ard set for hsaTinS ~ Parts,
octl2 vi. ?. II RNEf. Q. a VI.
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Hon. JAMES WHTTwoRTH, Chm.
Committee Of Invitation.

In pursuance of a resolution passed
unanimously at a meeting Of the citizens of
Nashville, held at the markethouse on the
evening Of the 9th inst, the following gen.
tlemen have been appointed Committee
of Invitation 10 Messrs. George II. Pentle-
tom of Ohio, and John Quincy Adams, Of
Massachusetts, TO invite those gentlemen
90 visit Nashville, and address our people
on the issues of the day. at their earliest
convenience.
THos X. JENNINGS,
THos. C. CRUNK,
j. +. LINCK,
SAMUEL ID. MORGAN,
j. J. 0'SULLIvAN.
The committee are requested to meet at
the residence Of DR.. Jennings, High street.
near Cedar, at o'clock this evening.
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STEALING SHOOTING -IRONs.--Frank
johnson, a negro man, went Of half-cocked
on yesterday, and was caught in the act Of
stealing some shoo;ing.irons from another
dsrkie at the City Hotel. Hewss arrested
by the police, AMI will have hearing
this morning.
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The HICKMAN SUIT ENDED-NERDICT
AGAINST THE PLAINTIFF.-This impor-
tant and long contested case was brought
10 a termination in the Federal Court yes
terdsy, the inry, in q short time after TAX
ing the case, bringing a verdict of no
damages for the plaintiff, James Hickman.
Damages had been laid in the sum OF
100000, for imprisonment and jeopardy
Of his life by sction Of a Confederate
grand jury in ls63.-Huntsille aid
Tadspeadenf. Nor, %
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STEALING CRINoLINE.--Jacob Jones is
a gay Don Juan, and bethought himself Of
being sttired in female wearing apparel.
So a few days ago Jacob stole two dresses
and several underskirts from Jane Rucker,
and made Off with the same. BE was ar
rested, and was before the Police Court on
yesterday morning. His case was contin-
ued. There are several ether charges OF
larceny against the aforesaid Jones.
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IN THE DIsTICT COURT o. EaS
limited STATES FOa TIE MEnOAE
nFaVREt~r az TFNSFSSEE-

Il n R fhs @ai Bankrupt r Ia Bantrustsy
no WHOM IL MAY CONCERN. TIE IN
dersIsbsl hereby Fiyes notice Of Ms apFoin--
rusnt as assiEpes Of " haney. Of tns county
district. who mas bsen adiudSst bankrupt
upqu his own petition b. tbs District Court Of
aid district. DaIed 5helbyviiis, the 4th day O
NoTsr.ber, 1se7. WALTER 8 bEARDEN,
n0v1-onw ~ AsEEneg go.
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RAID ON A KENO BANK.-The Metz

RAID ON A KENO BANK.-The Metro
politan Police force made raid on Keno
Bank in the basement of the st. Nicholas
last night. It was doing thriving busio
ness at the time. The police captured the
bank and all its assets, with thirteen fast
Young men who had taken stock in the
aforesaid institution. They will be tried
tomorrow morning.
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.

Ia tae District C0Hrt Of tbs United States for
the Middle District o. tennessee. In the mat
ter Of " Davis, Bankrupt-In BsnkruDtcJ-
no WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: THE IN
dersignsd hereby gives notice Of his appoint
10 the county Of Bedford and State Of isnnessss.
within said district, who has been gsJndssd
bankrupt upon his own petition ~ the Distriel
Court Of said district. Shelbyyviile, Oct 'ise'
noys oawsw CO. MOODY. Assignee.
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WHITE Crook The box Office Of the
New Theater will be opened Friday, No
yember %, from 10 A. NJ. 10 P. 81. snd
3to q p. n, where reserved seats for the
White Crook can be procured for Tuesday
evening, December 3. Persons holding
tickets can exchange them for certificates
Of seats. now st.
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INTERESTING VIsT.-The members of
the General Assembly will, this evening,
between four and five o'clock, visit Mrs.
Polk, widow of the late and lamented eX-
President, James K. Polk, at Polk Place.
They will go in a body, under the resolu-
ton adopted in regular session on yesterday,
and pay their respects to a model woman
and the widow of our once illnstrious
President of the United States. The oc-
casion will be an interesting one.
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Gold declined shade lower in New
York yesterday. The following were the
quotations; Opened at 1898, was 1895 at
1870, 1895 at IL, 1895 at 1890, 1895 at
las, and closed at 1879! at P. NJ. Brokers
here were paying 1873! and holding at 40.
Government securities were quoted in
Now York vesterdav "a foIloUs.
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Kentucky state LOttery-The only Ie-
galized Drawings in the United States. The
drahd Holiday Drawing viii take place Deoem-
her Slst. $290650 to be distributed Capital
prize. $4,000 Commune ations strictly conf
Dental. Circulars sent free. by addressing
MURRAY, EDDY i Co.,
novl2 l3teod Coyiuxton XIV
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GUNTRArH a sCHIFF.
v A IT Il n V - II q R IL

No. 10 Cherry St. two doors above Union,
Have now in store and offer for sale one ofthe
largest and best selected stocks of Goods. con
sisttng in part of the following articles:
Trimmings and Buttons. latest styles
Fancy Goods. Bogwood, Steel and J ct Sets etc
knitting Yarns and Zephyr Worsted. all shades
Millos Ware. Baskets. Chairs. etc. an. ~
Lace Goods. Notions and Hosiery, of every de-
seriptiOn:
Corsets, all sizes and styles;
Ribbons, Star Braids, etc.
TOYS. DOLLS, Wooden Ware, and Children's
Buggies;
The best assortment ever brought to Nashville.
Ali our Goods will be sold at prices which defy
competition. GUNTRATH 4 SCHIFF,
octl9 tiljanl SO Cherry street.
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AGENTS WANTED.
Sc 20 sa5O PER MONHL

GENTS WANTED EVERYWHEEE
a Male ami Fsrnais = sell tho genuiue. nsg
Irrrrored Common Sense FAMILY Sew
insr Maehf1c-price only so. Every Ma
chfns warranted for thrOs ysars. They are he
srsatsst inFsnfiOn Of the age and give Fsrfec-
satisfsotion. t0T CiEcular! and Terms 70 Agents.
address s. NJ. TOLiNEh 3 co.
Franklin. ky.,
Manufacturers and GsnJ Agents Tor the South
auals w2ua
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PoLiCE COURT. There was but short
D docket before this court yesterday morning.
Jacob Jones, larceny; continued. Frank
Pagan, disorjerly conduct, So and costs.
Andy Esgau, assault and battery So and
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INsOLVENT NOTICE.

THE INSOLVENCY OF THE ESTATE OF
1 Benjamon E. Williams. deceased, having
been suggested to tie Clerk Of the County Court
of jackson county, Tennesses, all persons having
claims agsinst the estate are notified 10 Tile them
With the Clerk Of Jackson County Court. prop
srly authenticatsd, for pro rata settlement, on
be for ever barred This 10Th November, 1857.
uovS 3w l.. ]. LOWE Admir-.
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An essay for young men, on Physiological Err
rors. Abuses and Diseases. incidenttO youth and
early manhood. which creates impediments to
MARRIAGE. with sure means of relief. Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Adj
dress DIR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON. Howard
Association. Philadelphia. Pa.
sao0e 9nr
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ing with good inquiry at i34c, but under
the advices by cable FROM Liverpool i
closed dull at l3c. At the present price.
cotton will not pay for production. Tn,
receipts have been quite large, anountinl
to-day to TAG bales shipments 4Ss bales
and sales $40 bales as follows: 335 at 1S2
Al at l33, SO at 1S4 and 207 at IS
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept l. 1867
Received previously .s2i--ls, 90:
. Total .--',.-.--- --.--- -'-.-''---- ~ is'
shipped to-day. ..........--...-.....-... 4se
Shipped previously sl-l4 35i
Stock on hand to-day ..........,......-.- 4s27
The following dispatches were received
to-day at the Chamber of Commerce:
LONDON, Nov. 27.-Cousols "A 916.
United States bonds 70g.
LyERFooL, Nov. gil A. M.-Cotton
market irregular. Estimated sales to-day
5000 bales; middling uplands Sd; middling
Orleans Std. 2 P. M.-Cotton market dull
and tending downward; upland middling
sd; Orleans SD P. M.-Cotton dull
aud tending downward. Sales to-day To-
bales at lS-16@5 l-l6d.
New YORK, Nov. 26.-GoId opened at
1894. ia. M.-Gold I3es. Cotton market
quiet but steady; middling uplands l6sc;
good middling ls@l9!c; Mobile middling
l71c; Orleans l73@lSc. 1915 P. NJ
Gold 1899. Cotton market dull and prices
nominal. 2 P. M.-GOld 1893. Cotton
market very dull and unsettled. Accurate
quotations cannot be given. Sales to-day
1900 bales; upland middling 164c; good
middilings 1Sa@19e; middling Mobile
l64e; middling Orleans l74c.
BAcoN-The demand is mostly local, and
prices are unchanged. Clear sides 174@
1Se; shoulders 154c; country hams--none
in the market; canvassed hams 25@26c.
MoLAssEs.-Orleans none Golden Syrup
81 25@1 30; Sorghum 6O@70c.
SUeAR.-A fine assortment in the city
except New Orleans grades. We quote
Demarara and Porto Rico l3@16c; Coffee
c l64c; B 16Ic; A 1899; crushed Is
els!
CoFFEE.-An ample supply, but demand
light. Rio 23@27c; Laguyra 27@29c
Java 36@3Sc.
4. CoRN-No change in quotations to-day,
and but little business doing in grain. Loose
in wagons Coo, in store $1,000
WHEAT.-The supply is very limited,
and our mills are stopping because wheat
cannot be obtained. White 50 3O@2 40,
amber 50 2O@2 so, red 50 1902 20,
Mediterranean 81
FLoUR.-Exceedingly dull. We quote
Pomona $40, Lebanon Mills Sl3 so, Pride
of Tennessee $l4 so, Clear Lick Sl3 so,
Mountain Dew SIS, Cumberland Mills SO.
Corn MEAL.-75c per bushel.
SALT.--$4 20 for 7 bushel barrels.
BUTFER.-22@35c per pound.
CHICKEEs-l3@22c piece.
APPLEs.-Green So 50@6 80 per Dbl.
CHEEsE.-17G91Sc per 10.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

New GooDs-A very carefully selected
stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Canned Goods, salt and dried Fish, new
Bnekwheat Flour, new Hams, fresh Butter,
fresh Cream, Grated and egg Crackers, and
indeed aiithe choice eatabIes of the season,
just received at w. w. TorrEN & BRo Is,
No. % College street, Nashville.
oct30 If
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ELDER PETER Lowry, colored, the gems
eral agent of the Tennessee Manual Labor
School, left Yesterday on a trip to collect
subscriptions which were made to the ems
terprise, during the summer and early fall.
He goes first to Giles county, and will then
visit Maury and Williamson. II is very
desirable that the subscribers should be
ready for him, as he has a large extent of
country 10 traverse.
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EDTToRIAL.--Among those attending the
Assembly is Rev +. b. Converse, the
amiable, talented and accomplished editor
ofthatsterline paper, the Christian Obserrsr,
published at Richmond, Virginia.
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SETIIFF, at the Commercial, has the
Southern Home Journal on sale; has, also,
received the La Cross Democrat, Brick
PomeroY. } and all late periodicals.
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ROBBERY On BROAD STREET.

Six BOxes of Tobacco and Several
Sacks OF coffee sGOIen-The Thief
Escapes.
During the late hours of Wednesday
night, the store Of r. II. Hurley d Co.,
No. 60 Broad street, was burglariously
entered by thieves-lhere must have been
accomplices-and robbed of goods to a
considerable amount. The establishment
is grocery store, and well supplied with
such stock as usually applies to such an
establishment The burglary must have
been committed by parties familiar with
the premises, which had undoubtedly
been inspected with a view to some such
depreciation. The entrance was affected
through the rear of the premises, and the
exit was made through the back door.
The thieves succeeded in securing six
boxes of good chewing tobacco, several
sacks of coffee, and a lot of oysters, and
other groceries. The estimated loss, as we
learn, is near $500. The rascals escaped
with their booty, and there is as yet no
clue to their whereabouts. There seems TO
be an organized band Of rogues depredating
on Broad street. That locality is fruitful
field for police operations, and we hope
soon TO hear that these depredations have
ceased.
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MARRIED:

On Wednesday evening, the Goth instant. at
Maple Grove" near Columbia, Tenn, the resi-
dence Of the brides father, by Rev S. W.
Mitchell. Mr.. MISTRR PAEKER, of Memphis. and
Miss FANNIE PuLow. youngest daughter Of Mr.
Jerome B. Pillow.