Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-07

NJ. NJ. Hail, City Hotel.
J. S. Hart, City Hotel.
W. Halves, Bledsoe House.
]. c. Luttrell, Stacey House.
A. C. Martin, No. % South Cherry street.
NJ, R. ATillsaps, No. Cherry street
Jonathan Morris, City Hotel.
d. NJ McFall, Commercial Hotel.
P. P. C. Nelson, Stacey House.
J. C. Palmer, No. AS Cedar street.
Bale Peyton, st. Charles Hotel.
A. Fl. Pearson, Stacey House.
L. F. Self, No 90 North Vine street.
D. H. Slaughter, No 147 Cedar street.
Speaker Thomas, City Hotel.
Geo. II. Howard, Principal Clerk, Mrs
McKee's.
Henry Blackburn, Doorkeeper, st.
Charles.
W. R. Mccall, Messenger, No. LAT Cedar
street.
CLAY Newland, Assistant Clerk. Stacey
House.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
J. II. Agee, No. l45 Cedar street
j. T. Baber, St. Charles.
Joseph n Baker, Esquire Cassetty's,
Spruce street
Thomas Barry, City Hotel.
William Barton, Nicholson House.
j. d. Ii. BOyu,
B. Boyett, No. $50 North Cherry street.
Thomas Brasbear, No. So Vine street.
J. NJ. Bright, No. % South Cherry street.
Henry Brown, No. 147 Cedar street.
lack Bryant, No. 80 South High street.
W R. Coldwell, Nicholson House.
w. r. Casey, No. 90 North Vine street.
r. B. Cheatham, No. 60 South Vine
street.
J. W. Clark. Cof Haywood, Stacey House.
Ed. Clark, (of Jackson Squire Cas-
settys.
S. L. Colville, Commercial Hotel.
A. W. Cox, st. Charles Hotel.
J. D. Curl, Squire Cassetty's.
Joseph W. Dillin, Stacey House.
W. H. Dunlap, No. 1lS South Market
| street.
n Eckel, No. 1875 South Market street.
B. A. Enloe, Nicholson House.
G. NJ. Everett, No. 11S South Market
street
J. NJ. Fleming, Stacey House.
G.. H. Glenn, st. Charles
G.. P. Hampton, No. 1lS South Market
street.
J. W. Harris, Planters Hotel
d. F. Harrison, Mrs. Plummers
W. F. Hinkle, No. So Vine street.
]. G. Hornberger, Maxwell House.
John Hunley, No. 145 Cedar street.
E. A. James, (of Hamilton,) Stacey
House.
J.R. James, Cof Smith, St. Charles.
s. H. Jones, City Hotel
w. D. Keeney, No. l45 Cedar street
W. G. Kelly, No "a South Cherry street
George Kenney, Squire Cassetty's
| D. F. King, Maxwell House.
R. B. Knight, No. Sc North Summer
| street.
J.. A. Lackey, No. SO South High street.
John NJ. Layman, No. 165 South Market
| street.
J. S. Longacre, No. SO South High street
W. r. McBath, No. 100 Union street
J. L. McClary, No. IA Cedar street.
NJ L. Mcconnell, No 100 Union street
T. b. McElwee, No. l47 Cedar street.
W. S. McGaughey, No. 20 North Vine
street.
NJ Morrison, No. % Spruce street.
| J. II. Neil, Commercial Hotel.
| A D. Nicks, No. log Broad street
W. T. Nixon, Stevenson avenue.
l. F. Owen, Planters Hotel.
| Peter Pearson, No. 58 Vine street
B. H. Rhea, corner Asylum and Lindsey
Streets.
J. j. Roach, No. SO South High street
| E. w Rose, Commercial Hotel.
Q. L. Rosson, Stacey House.
W. P. Russell of Hickman, Planters
Hotel.
L. Russell of Rutherford and Bedford,
Commercial Hotel.
| N. Il. Sadler, City Hotel.
| J. L. Saunders, Commercial Hotel.
j. F. Scott No 152 North Cherry street.
H. r. Sherrod, No lat Cedar street.
f. S. Singletary, No. 1G5 South Market
street.
John Slack, No. 2O6 Gay street.
Fred Slimp, No 2O6 Gay street.
VIM Smith, No, FOG Gay street.
Rice Snodderly. No l45 Cedar street.
A. L. Spears, No. "a South Cherry street.
| A. A Steele, Commercial Hotel
NJ. NJ. Stephens, No. l52 North Cherry
street.
J.P. Taylor Planters Hotel,
Allen Thomas City Hotel
| H. Townsend, No. 81 South Cherry
street
f. j. Tucker, No. l45 Cedar street.
j. D. Walker, No 347 Cherry street.
s. L. Warren, No. So Vine street
w. A West, City Hotel.
James White, No. 1879 North Cherry
street
W. B. Wilson, City Hotel
R. G. Yoalum, No. 145 Cedar street.
Henry Young, No. 1872 Cherry street.
Speaker Perkins, Maxwell House
Maury County Items.
From the Columbia Herald of Friday,
we CLEAN the following:
STABBED TwIcE.--We are panied TO learn
that Maj. A. L. Prewett, who lives neal
Hurricane Switch, in this county, was
stabbed in the side twice, last Thursday,
by man in his employ named Hill. We
are glad to learn that the Majors wounds
are not considered dangerous.
| DAsrARDLY.-A short time since Esquire
McCaw. at Duck River Station, had two
mules shot, at the hour of midnight, by 6
man living in the neighborhood. One Of
tbe mules has since died, valued at $3.50.
The other mule has recovered. This was
a mean and dastardly way to crafty mean
spirit of revenge.
A GENTLEMAN of this county has gun
which he bought in the Birmingham factory
of VIM. Greener, the maker of the finest
oun in the world 1t is the genuine
Greener gun, and he proposes to give it te
tbe best pigeon shot, at the Fair Grounds
on the 18th inst. Entrance fee only 81