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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-26

Begghrs are plentiful in town.
Fresh oysters have made their appear
ance in our city.
Nashville hotels arc receiving a fair
share Of patronage lately. ID .
Ame4' New Orleans Circus and Menage-
RE are exhibiting in Louisville
John Robinson's mammoth concern
shows in Memphis to-day.
Glove betting Is costly passion among
ladies at the races.
The worl, Of painting the City Hall has
been finished.
Business ia police circles is on the
wane.
The country in the vicinity Of Nashville
are beginning to swarm with horse thieves.
The retail stores and fashionable thor
oughiares were crowded with Nashville
beauties all day yesterday.
Several Nashville men are selling Da-
wilson county watermelons in the Louis
vile markets.
IL Is said that number of young ladies
sojourning in the rurals are drinking milk
for their compilations.
Thirteen cases in the Police Commits
sioner's Court yesterday, resulted in Sl3
for the city treasury.
Why can't a vagrant law be enforced
here, and few Of the loafers either put to
work for themselves or for the city?
The immensity Of the fruit trade in this
section Of the country ;his year is unpar-
alleled. At least, no says the oldest
among VA. ..
The Quarlcrly meeting Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, has been in
session at Mckendree Church for the past
week.
The negro who had the "big spider in
his shanty, has been making a good thing
Of il, charging five cents entrance fee for
all curiosity-seekers.
A watermelon wagon, while being
backed on the square, yesterday morning,
turned over and split a quantity Of the
delicious on the ground. The frag-
ments were speedily devoured by party
Of appreciative urchins.
A trio Of little negro girls. neither one
more than thirteen years Of age, were ar
rested by the police night before last for
strect-walking. They were all sent TO the
Workhouse yesterday morning for thirty
days.
The latest agony ia the way of locomo-
ton is the Nelocipede recently introduced
into Paris. The affair is designed for dan
dies aud other helpless crestures-can he
worked with the hand, furnished with seats
and destined for one 10 wheel ones self
ove5 the boulevardes sans "daimulss."
A rosy cheek little boy was carried of
by the street cars yesterday. He had got
into the car through pure mischievousness
and the mothers heart was much agitated
regarding his whereabouts. When he re-
turned she inquired of him, "Where on
earth have you have been2" and received
the following reply "Dust widing on the
sweet tar
The soft and mellow days Of autumn are
drawing near. The insects in the fields
buzz with a lazy dullness the air grows
chilly by times, and all nature tells Of th'
near approach Of the time in which
Tho apples are ripe in the orchard.
The work Of the reaper is done,
And the golden Woodland reddon
In the blood of the dying sun.
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At the residence Of Jacob MeGayock, Esq, in
this city. on Tuesday afternoon, Aug. 18th, at
four O'Clock, p. NJ. by Rev, DR.. Bunting. Pastor
Of the First Presbyterian Church. Hon. Cox
NALLY +. TMGG. Judge Of the United States
District Court FOR Tennessee. aud Mrs. SRA
PHtNE MoGAvOcK. Of this city.
The happy coople loft on the evening train for
q bridal tour North. We wish them unalloyed
happiness. AHd a Ions life Of prosperity. To the
thoughtful friends Of the party. who sent rs re-
membrane Of the happy occasion an bountiini
suprIy OF cake, etc. we return our thanks.
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death OF John II. johnson. ESQ.

The death Of this old and. esteemed citi-
zen, which has been expected for many
weeks, occurred al his residence on the
evening Of Monday, and his remains will
be consigned TO the tomb to-day. The event
brings grief TO large family circle, and
deep regret to an extensive circle Of ac-
quaintances, and is public loss. His i'll
ness-disease Of the heart-was Of a pecu-
liarly distressing character, but was borne
with the fortitude and calmness which
characterized him in health, and with piouG
resignation 10 the inevitable result. Mr.
johnson was a native Of North Carolina,
but was for a long time a citizen of COlum-
bia, in this State, engaged in mercantile
pursuits. lie has been a citizen Of
Nashville for a quarter Of cen
fury, employed actively in the concerns
Of life until within the past few months.
lie was liberal, public spirited and up
right in his conduct, and enjoyed largely
the confidence and respect Of his fellow
citizens. He held clear and decided views
on public matters, and was frank and un-
reserved in their expression and though
not officially involved in the late civil
troubles, his well-known position in the
community brought to him the consequent
ces Of the failure of the cause in which he
sympathized. He died without enemies,
however, Cor he was gentleman under all
circumstances, and his decease il an event
which causes universal regret. His family
have the cordial sympathy Of the commu-
nifty in their deep bereavment.
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II HE CITY.
BUsIness Notice.

Having disposed Of the UNION AND
DISPATCH to Messrs. J. o. Griffith & Co.,
il ID necessary that the business Of the es-
tatlishment be settled up with as little de-
lay as possible. We shall, in a few days,
furnish each man with statement Of his
Indebtedness, and hope for immediate
payment. Our books may be found at the
counting room Of the UEIoS AND AMERI-
CAN Office, where settlements will be made
Aug. 26, 1858. JOINS, HAYS q Co.
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TnE LADIES PEARL.-The September
number Of this excellent eclectic is issued. A
glance al the contents shows that Mr. Wards
motto is excelsior" this number being,
il possible, an improvement on the pre-
cedinr numbers. lts selections are the
creme De Ia creme Of the best magazines in
the world, and are admirably adapted to
the circle Of readers for whom they are in
tended. The Iodri is, indeed, in every
respect, both as 10 matter and typography,
an ornament 20 literature, and We are glad
TO learn, i acquiring a large circulation.
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Jacob THEM, No. 10, North College
street, has a special auction sale Of day
goods, clothing, hats, boots, shoes, etc, ETC.,
on Thursday aud Friday.
II. Mathews & Co., win sell large lot Of
household furniture at No. 14l, North Col
lege street, tomorrow, Thursday. Bargains
can be had.
For the latest books, magazines and
weeklies, the finest cards, ETC., etc, 60 10
w. G. Golfers Union street.
Remember the Paschali House drawing
to occur soon. See advertisement, and 60
10 McClure's for tickets and fortune.
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THE Pooh ON HoRsE.-N esterisy
afternoon, about o'clock, drsy mule at
tsched 10 a dray, loaded with corn, from
the house Of Rhea, Smith Il Co., while
going up Church street togard the Chatta-
nooga depot got 10 cutting up in front Of
the UNIOE AND DIsPApCB Office and
landed on the pavement at full length with
the shafts Of the concern piuniug him to
the earth. lie was finally relieved aud
succeeded 10 his Journeys end As calmly rs
il nothing had happened.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

DEPARTED
Umpire, for Cairo.
EXPECTED TO-DAY.
AlPha, from Cairo.
River rising slowly yesterday Thirty
three inches on Harpeih Shoals.
The Umpire departed Tor Cairo with
light trip.
The Alpha is due to-day and will leave
for Cairo TO morrow at 4 p. NJ.
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Died.,

At his residence. on Summer street, at "a
O'Clock. P. n. Monday. JOHN b. JOHNSON IN tho
seth year Of his age.
Funeral service this morning at II o'clock al
Christ Church. By Rev. Mr. Elns.
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CAMPAIGN LIVES OF SEYMOUR ASO
~ Blair, and Grant ana CollaN. Eeauif.uhg
colered Charts. steel Portraits. Badge Eyt-
rything for the t.mel- Eyerg voter vans
them. 0OOD5PEED 4 co,
auvls I'm Memphis o. New York
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EDUcATIoNAL.-J. c. Parker, the Coun-
ty Superintendent of Scott county, reports
to Gen. Eaton, Superintendent of Public
Instruction, that he has made a complete
organization of his county, and has schools
in successful operation ia every sub-dis-
trict; also, az academy going on in the
county town for teachers and higher classes.
We believe there is no other county in the
State so happily favored with suficiency
Of free schools, aud sort of normal or high
school for advanced scholars.
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CoERCION.-A certain party of dark
lantern politicians, we learn, are holding
midnight conclaves in various parts of the
city The first condition to the privilege
of attending at these meetings is TO take an
oath upon a large book with deaths head
and crossed daggers underneath to support
10 the first place, Alden for Mayor, and
then some disreputable, unprinciped beg
gar for Alderman. When the oath il
taken they all enter into "secret session"
and regulate to their entire satisfaction how
things are to be managed in the city, and
how much of the spoils each one ia entitled
10. The division of the plumber, it is said
is regulated according to the unprincipled
holiness and INSCRIPTIONS villainy of the
parties. The star chamber proceedings are
becoming dangerous.
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A VOCAL and instrumental concert will
be given at the Cherry Street Baptist
Church, on Wednesday, September 2, for
the benefit of Enterprise Division Sons of
Temperance, and for the purpose of fitting
up and furnishing their hall. The concert
will be under the direction of Mr.. John b.
Romans, assisted by the leading amateur
talent of the city. 1t is scarcely necessary
to say that this will be musical festival Of
such attractiveness that the city should
pour out vast crowd to enjoy it.
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A SERIES of dramatic and musical enter
tainments, by the colored players, for the
benefit of the colored churches OF the city,
was inaugurated last night with the play
of Ingomar, the Barbarian, in which Ed.
Beckwith sustained with much credit the
part Of Ingomar, and Anna Terry that of
Parthenia. The other characters were we'll
rendered, and the music was good. To-
night will be performed Beauty and the
Beast, TO conclude with the farce of Mr..
and Mrs. Brown. The object for which
the entertainment is given should fill the
house. o.
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SECoNp WARD RALLY.-The Second
Ward Seymour and Blair Club are earnest
~ requested 60 meet at Congress Hail To-
night at eight o'clock, where they will be
addressed by Frank T. Reid, Neill S. Brown
aud other distinguished gentlemen. Citi-
zens Of the ward are solicited to be present,
as ample arrangements have been made to
accommodate all.
". q. DnUaHERTY, Secreiary.
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The First Ward Seymour and Blair
Club will be addressed tonight by }
Bailey Brown, W. II. billiard and John
Marshall, at their room over Hamilton n
Cunninghams, on College street.
The public are invited TO attend.
Ry order of the President.
j. II. HARFER, Secretary.
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MnoHANrs Don't fail 10 attend the
sale Of line clothing and furnishing goods,
10 he sold 20 the highest bidder this morn
ing at ten O'Clock. Such chances are sell
dom met with. Market street. one door
.orlh of The Square.
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FOR RENT.

TIE MODERN BUILT RESIDENCE. Tis q
l property % Mike Powers ait uated Ia th :
finest part Of the city. No. 10 summer street
Furniture fes Sale at "A Sacrifice
10 good teaent: Inquire Of
MIKE POWERS,
augl9 Nv Cor. Market and Square. fsashvilI a.
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For Mayor

At the earnest solicitation Of many Of cur in
fuential citizens. hereby announce myself as
q candidate for Mayor. at the ensuing fall
election II. II. THoRNBERG.
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hereby announce myself as a candidate for
Congress. in this district. subject to the action
of the nominating convention Of the Repubh
can party. HORACE II HARRISON.
Jalys, 1858. jyTtf
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CURLING CAPS. STILLS

GENERAL STONE WORK.
TYREs 4 McMANUs ARE PREPARED TO
do The above charIstor Of work No tho mo Z
reasonable rates. Orders can be- lefi "a kniEia
Bros, Church street. No. n. augis iw
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ASSAULT AND BArTERY.-ln Squire
Csssetty's court yesterday Ben. Stevens,
colored, was brought up for assault and
battery ON the body Of VIM. Shepherd,
same hue, and paid s. and costs for the
act
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..MERE's YOUR MULE
A Grand Rush for a Drinking shop.

A Grauo Ansn Tor a Drinking SHOP.
Yesterday morning, when the sireats we're
crowded with people going to their respect
i've places of business, a country cart, with
big high wheels and couple of 'iculied
cusses" pefched on the seat, halted in front
Of the Postoffice for a few moments to dis
pose Of the sundry articles they offered for
sale. One Of the fellows held the reiBs Of
government, while the other held a rope
with risky donkey attached to the end Of
it. From some cause, the risky animal
got to pitching and snorting, and pretty
soon broke loose from his master and began
shaking his great long ears, and kicking
his heels high in the air, at the came time
making a break for Hemphilps Chicago
Ale Depot, on Church street. doubtless
thinking that quaf at his fount would be
Of benefit to his mnleship. He was de-
TERED from carrying his mad project into
execution by a stalwari customer who stood
on the threshold. Baffled there, the I'M
ruly animal made break for the Emmett
Saloon" two doors above and succeeded in
getting partly in, when a searching Irish
Punch" arrested his further progress.
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The PasChall House
ASSOCIATION,
OF ST. LOUIS.
Grand Distribution of Prizes,
AT MERCANTILE LIBRARY HALL. ST.
LOUIS. ON THURSDAY. OCT g. 1888.
500 Prizes Valued at 100000.

'I'EN PRIZES CONSISTING OF FIRST.
j ciass houses aud lots including Tbs
Paschall House" with lot 81 By ~ feet. eorner
Fifth and Walnut streets. 0ppodte Southern
Hotel. s., Louis, With furuiture complete.
worth S2sO00O
Certificates Five Dollars Each.
Five Thousand Dolla-s 10 be Donated 10 thu
ORPHANS az ST. LOUIS.
This is unque5sionably one Of tho most complete.
IL not the very best arranged scheme eyer Or.
ganizsd in America. IL embrace eirht Choica
Brick Residences 10 the city Of 81. Louia
Valuable Residence in Jefferson City nud gnu
or the FINEST Pniahd Residences 10 Memphif
Tennessee. full descriptions Of which are sigeit
IN our Cirrular.
Ia addition % tho above ten valuable Real
Estate Prizes. the distribution embraces 500
other Prizes, consisting q First-ci Pi-
amos Sewing Machines. silver Plate and Tei
Thousand Dollars in Cash. making 20 Prize,
ranging from s1J b S2sO.O0 oaeh
The gentlemen connected with this entorpri
arc % the highest responsibility. integrity nnt
sOcisl standing. ana sre among The oldest ani
best known citizens Of So. Louis
Send Tor Circulars yiving particular o.
JAMES a. MCCLURE,
Music and Piano Store. No. - Onion street.
jy3atf NASHVILLE. TENN.
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FALL style silk Hats just received at K.
Ii. Thompson's, Al Cherry street. aug22u
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FEELING THE SCREws.-The street rail-
road. companies, principally Northern men
Of energy and enterprise, are circulating
petitions to have the City Council relieve
them, or rather spare them the impost,
which the tax bill of this year provides over
that of last. aThey say they are taxed now
as much as they ought to be. The same
complaint comes up from all the small
property holders in the Ninth, Tenth and
Seventh Wards; and from the struggling
property holders in the city who have half
their houses empty, besides they hate to
pay the school, State, county and corpora
tion taxes---same as others. r..H-t
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London advices of yesterday quote
United States $40 at7l4.
Exchange on New York was bought by
the banks yesterday at par, and sold by
them at &c premium.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at SO for the old, and 624
for the new, being decline of lie.
There is not quite 40 much activity in
corporation checks, bat dealers are still
holding at 93c.
The sales Of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 22d
inst. we're as follows:
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ORPHANS HOME CoKcERT.-During the
war. Lauderdale Springs, Miss, on the line
of the Mobile and Ohio railroad, was pur-
chased as home for destitute Confederate
orphans, BY the Baptist Church Of that
State. Since the war it has been kept up
partly at the States expense and partly by
voluntary private contributions. Recently,
Mr.. Henry SchGller, musical director, has
been employed to give a series Of concerts
in the South for the benefit Of the 'Home."
He HIS been fortunate enough TO secure as
assis.ants for grand vocal and instrument
al concert at Masonic Hall in this city, on
Monday, the Slst inst, the best professional
and amateur talent. 1t promises to be in
all respects a splendid affair.
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hd)ouIned tsii tlree p. N. to-mOrroW.
House of representatives.

The House was called to order By Speaker
Richards at 10 A. n. Fifty-nine members an
sWered to their namess
The report Of the Special Committee on FL
nance, submitted on Monday and Withdrawn,
was returned without consideration, In pub
fishing the report in yesterdays issue. the word
unavoidable" was erreneously substituted for
uReHUidbie in the following paragraph
Third. That the present unenYiabIe posi-
ton Of the State Of Tennessee in regard to her
finances, is due to the ineficieney Of the Board
Of Finance. and the dishonest and ingratitude
Of said railroad ring >"
House bill to settle the Indebtedness Of the
old State Guard was PASSED on its third rests-=
ing and transmitted to the Senate.
Adjourned 70 Pm
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NEw Fall styles Hats ct r. II. ThomP-
sons, Al ClerTy street. anglo #
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BAcos.-The market has remained very
steady, the demand being good. The eE-
;s.ing scarcity caused some excitement to-
day. and pricesstifened. We quote clear
sides Isg@194c; clear ribbed lss9l /;
ribbed sides l7f@)lsei shoulders lb4ee
l6c; breakfast bacon 10000; choice sugar
cured hams 224C822e plain 20eg2le.
LARD. - Demand has been uodersis,
With light stocks; prices ere firm, with no
fluctuations; pressed IL stronger. We
quote 2O(a12Ic for pure leaf; pTeracd quiet
at 15c; extra raging l7tljlSc.
FLOUR.-The market has been quiet ia
Northern and State, with a fair business
done At our quotations. which are nn-
changed we quote fancy new State $50
s; exGra Hole 80; double extra rang
ing from S7C97 90 in sacks; extra ne"
state 5000 30 per sack per eHr load new
State, superiine $40 50 per barrel North
ern-we quote superine 81 5OC9lOi extra
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soUrHERN PRODUCE Markets.
Charleston, August Fl


CoRN.-The receipts Of this grain by rail
from Tennessee continue large, and prices
during the week have ruled in favor Of the
buyer. The demand has been restricted,
and in the face Of an abundant crop pur-
chasers operate with canton. We note
sales Of mixed white at about 81 Is per
bushel, weight, bags included, by the car
load from the depot, and up to 81 20 per
bushel in jobbing way. Sales took place
Yesterday at 81 - per bushel, weight, for
white mixed Tennessee, by the car load
from the depot.
OATs-Are in light receipt and limited
demand, the transactions being entirely Of
retail character.
FLoUR-The market continues to be
fairly supplied with most qualities, and
prices have been generally maintained,
closing with an easier tendency in some
grades. We quote Northern and Western
superfne at 80 so per bill, extra At $40 Is
oil per Dbl, and family at 81 75Cgl2
per Dbl. Southern descriptions are in mod
crate stock, and superiine Of this quality il
selling at about $iOper Dbl, extra S1IC@
II % per Dbl, aud family at Sl2tgl2 90
per Dbl. e5
BACoH.-There have been some limited
additions 10 the stock Of meat, but hol'ierz
AJAX full prices, with moderately fair de
mand prevailing. We qnOte prime shoul-
ders at l5lC91Gc per ID prime rib sides at
l8c., and prime clear rib sides at lS4Ce lie
mar IL
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POLICE COURT TUESDAY, August 25.-
Peter Drake, assault and battery on his
duck, Mrs. Drake S. and costs.
Albert Moore, larceny of a mocking
bird ten days in the workhouse.
Haywood Smith, negro, trespass and
dumping his ugly carcass on the door sill of
the st. Cloud bar-room.
John Percy, assault and battery and
carrying concealed weapons; fined s. and
costs. --..
Henry Taylor, assault and batter S. and
costs.
Eliza Harris, Mahalia Webster and Sue
Allen, trio Of little negro girls, for street.
walking, thirty days in the workhouse.
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GOOD speaking tonight at Democrat,
headquarters, on College street
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PoBBED AND NDERED.-William
Houston says he was in Bill Pages house
on Gay street, where there is beer sold
and monte played. William dozed on a
bench for while and when he woke up
he found that his pocket book was gone.
1t contained $3.50 in shinplasters. He
was still more unfortunate, for yesterday
morning when he went to clean his win
dOws he fell down from two story win
dow, knocked his shoulder out of joint,
hurt shis clip, broke his thumb and
chugged his head in four or FIVE places. He
must be pretty tough for he was around
yesterday evening after all his injuries.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.


NASHVILLE. Aug. Is, 1S6s.-The Senate met at
two P. X. Speaker Senter IN the chair; seven
teen members present. Prayer by Rev, MIR.
Huntingdon.
mittee on Finance, in lieu Of the one referred 70
them to hquidatc the State debt" Adopted.
Passed seeOnd reading
Mr.. Elliott said the Committee on Peniten-
tiary had been working very arduOasly on all
matters before them, and would probably be
able to report by tomorrow.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Mr. Cordell, from the Special Committee on
the Penitentiary, reported bill in lieu of House
bill No. II, which was introduced and recon-
mitted to the committee yesterday. The bill in
Messrs. Ward x Briggs shall be abroeated on the
10Th day of December, 1865, the State paying the
lessees the value of all their tools, machinery
and unfinished work. Adopted in lieu. passed
on second reading. and one hundred and fifty
copies ordered printed.
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AGENTS WANTED.

uaic and Piano Store. No. - Onion street.
iy30tf NASHVILLE. TENN.