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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-12-08
masonic.

Atthe annual election of Washington
Chapter No. n, held on Friday evening,
I'd uccember. A. [. 240O. the following
'ficers we're chosen for the ensuing year :
Ar Piper. II. p: Samuel Guggen-
1eim,' Sing; \. G.. Mason, Scribe: Max
l. Mayer. c. H.; VIM. E. Mathes. Prin.
SoJ:< q w. Meek. Il. A. c.; III. ID.
Hale. a. Sd Vail: VIM. NJ. Fleming. NJ.
I'd sa'ls A. l.. j. Crouch. NJ. Ist Vail {;
Jacoe Adler, Treasurer John S. Mathes-
Secretary VIM. Head. Sentinel.
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Stacy a. Angel,

Knoxville, Tenn wiz pay 80 each for
all the Spencer Rifles and Spencer Car
bines that are sent them ia the ueXt 30
days. nov2+.
Cattle diseases require Equine Remedies.
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Eouiue Remedies are warrante.
Coed News.

Coed News.
Ed. Broyles has made arrangements to
keon he people supplied this Winter with
FRESH OYSTERS of the finest quality.
We have tried themsand know they are
GOODi
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FuueraI.

In this place on Monday, the remains
of the late DIR. 4. Il. Sparks. who died
recently at Washington City, were inter
ed in the Cemetery. The funeral servi-
ces were performed by Rev. j. J.. Mann.
There was a large number of people in at
tendance.
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Fur. Far,

We wish to buy all the good Fur that
| comes to this market, such as Otter, Mink
| Red and Grey Fox, Raccoon, and Musk
rat: also. Bear Skins. for which we will
pay goods at low prices.
MAHONEY & SIMPLIFY.
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IMPROVED
UTLEY HAY PRESS.

THIS simple and powerful press, whicht
Il the experience of the past year,
(when it was first introduced to the pub
lic.) has proved far superior 10 any other
portable Hay Press in power and ccono-
my. we are - prepared To m%anutac-
ture Will improvements that add much
TO the efficiency of the Machine. and To the
ease with which it is worked.
The immense power and small moun
of friction in this Press rende il invalua-
BILE to those whose farms are adapted to
raising,,clOver and grass, rs il enables them
to ship their hay crop to u distant market
with profit, the cost Of baiiny tie hay, trih
experienced hands mol e1ceediny 81 80 per
ton, uhile from
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Our town schools are in excellent con-
dition. Over three hundred children have
been enrolled in them up to this time,
Seven teachers are engaged in teaching
every day.
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The New York Times has the follow
ing on old red sandstone:

1t is said on high authority that wheat
grown above sandstone contains far more
iron and phosphorus than wheat grown
above coal. When we remember how
much is needed for the blood and phos-
phorus for the brain of this genration, the
consequence of CHS becomes manifest. Es-
p~ecially is the discovery if it is one, of val
ue to the literary and studious classes. 1t
is pointed out among other things, by ad-
vocates of its truth that insects take the,r
color from the plants IN which they feed,
and plants from the soil on which they
grow. Also that the mighty oxen Of De
Won thrive best IN a sandstone soil.
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Dec. 1st.w4.
For frst-class fits call on
II. p. MILLER.
Be wise and use Equine Remedies.
Get the Best.

If you want the best quality of Boots
and Shoes of all kinds. made to order, call
on II. u. Miller. next door to the Post
Office, Joncsborough, Tenn. All work
warranted to give satisfaction. | employ
none but frst-class workmen. All orders
promptly attended to. Give me ii trial.
II. u. MILLER.
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BY PROF. HENDERSON PREsNELL.

There is within every man a divine ideal. the
type after which he was created, the germs of
a perfect person, and it is the Office of education
to favor and direct these germs. kant.
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Col. Geo. w. Kirk passed on the train
yestefday morning, on his way to Lime,
stone. He is in fine health.
HoN. VIC. BRowNLOw, Congressman
Hawkins, Smith, PrOsser and Maynard,
passed through on their way to Washing
ton, on Friday last.
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Lively

Last Monday was a lively day with the
pensioners of this county, preparing their
papers for the December draw.
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Aim. NJ. members of Rhea Lodge No.
AZ are hereby summoned to attend tn
regular stated communication of the same
on No nday evening the 18th inst, as i'm
portant business will be transacted.
C. w. MEEK, Sect'y.
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Solid Gold Chains, Rings and Jewelry
of every description at g.. Ii. SMITHS,
Knoxville Tenn. 70jun9.
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y OF Printer'Stok at the lowest
ces At o. 3. Smith & Cos
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Wanted AGENTs-s75 to 5000 per

WANTED AGENTS-S75 to 5000 per
w month-everywhre, male and female
to introduce the Genuine Improved Com
mon Sense Family Sewing Machine. This
Machine will stitch. hem. tuck, fell. bind,
braid, cord. quilt and embroider In Il most
superior mi Price only els. Fully
warranted for five years. We will pas
3 1000 for any machine that will sew a
stronger, more beautiful or more elastic
seam than ours. 1t makes the Elastic
Lock Stitch" Every secon stitch can be
cut, and still the cloth eau OF he pulled
apart without tearing IL. We pay Agents
S75 to 5000 per month and expenses, or n
commission from which twice that amour
can be made
For Catalogue and Terms, apply or adj
dress,
j. w RODGERS & Co..
400 Library Street. Philadelphia.
C~AUTION.-Do not be imposed upon
by other parties palming off worthless
cast-iron machines under the same name
or otherwise. Ours is the only genuine
and really cheap machine manufacturers
7Ooctl3-3m
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g 81 quality of strong Boots, for
uers md others, cali on
H. I. MILLER.
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One of the most complete compends OF
important information which has ever been
compiled in this country. 1t should be in
every Library. as Book of Reference.
1t contains an interesting HISTORY OF
ALMANACS; CIVIL. COMMERCIAL, n
AGRICULTURAL IMPORTATION concern
ing all the Governments in the World; Il
GENERAL SUMMARY of all the BENEVO-
LEN INSTITUTIONS N RELIGIOUS De
NOMINATIoNS in the world. with a com
plete Ministerial Directory of nearly every
Religious Body in the United States. a
complete List ofall the Colleges. THEOLOGY
cal Summaries, Medical and Law Schools
in the United States.
PRO E. ONE L
All persons subscribing and paying for
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Sample copies of the Observer sent free.
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Mailed to any address, postpaid, on recei
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colAJ j Brown of this place killed a
jhester white hog on last Monday which
'eighed net 500 pounds.
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j. w & Co..
HOMES. HEALTH, HAPPINEss,

How TO BE OBTAINED BoK FIVE DOLLARS!
PLANTATIONS. FARMS. VILLA SITES aud Tow
LoTs at The GRsAr PRgnIrA LAND SAlE, Aiken
>, u. The Saratoga of the south. a. hours
from New work, The most delightful cifmnt e IN
the word. Free from the rigors Of Northern
winters, exempt from Threat Dis~nsfr. VIZ
yards and orchards IN bearing. For d.scr,ps ~
pamphlet, address with stamp. J.C. pr.nns'
augusta, t5A. scucv spSco
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g I've recently found out by obser-
20 Nc difference between a country
n19'n and one who lives in town the
'er would like to know every thing
2 Eosng on. and the latter imagines
ID him.
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A Mystery Solvcd.-Fifteen minutes
nrivatc con yersation with Married Ladies ny one
~ N cir number. Sent free for two staupe. Ad-
drees MrA H. NETZGEB. Hanover IA
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For Urinary diseases use Equine Pow
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,ERMs FOR ADVERTISING.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER s, 1870.

Rlea Lodge No. ~.
Regular Meetings every Monday night.
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One will be set up for exhibition In their
Mammoth Warehouse, at l.. Il. IL Va.
Rail Road Depot Building.
10septStf
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The indications are that Gen. Farms
worth, of Illinois, will be renominated for
Congress
l. is said that Hon. Samuel Shellabarger
will accept the nomination for Congress
in the seventh Ohio district.
Gen. Schenck has gone on a trip to Hi
nois and Iowa. He has not accepted the
nomination for Congress yet.
O'Baldwin, the prize fighter, has been
pardoned, and will be released from the
Jail on the 1st of September.
The Spiritualists have obtained ahau In
Cincinnati, in which to attack the strong
holds of orthodoxy, by series of lee
lures this fall.
The Republican convention have mott
fed taxpayers of San Francisco that the
nominations for city and portion OF the
ward offices have given dissatisfaction tc
the Republican party.
W. II. LanderVille, of New York, was
assaulted in 8erriam, IL, night before
lest, and robbed of $500. He was
looking at land with view of purchas
ing.
Major Will c. Moreau, the Democratic
candidate for Congress in the Kokomo
Indiana district, was stricken with paral
ysis Friday evening. He is speechless
and it is thought he will die.
A dispatch from Raleigh, n. c., say
that three parties named Wiley, Mitche
and Roaue were held in S., 200 bail eacl
for the murder of State Senator.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-30
knights TempIar at Columbia.

The meeting of the Knights Templar at
Columbia on Thursday was one OF the
most pleasing events of the season. Speak
inc of the occasion the Herald of Friday
saws: We have only time to speak in
general terms of the address OF DIR. Geo.
s. Blackie, at the AthenRum Hall, on
Yesterday evening. The De Molay Com
mandery marched out at O'Clock, ar
rayed in their handsome new unitOrmI
and went to the depot to meet Nashville
Commandery, and the Distinguished
sneaker. The two Communicates came
now To the vicinity of the Masonic Hall,
whore the Nashville COmmsndery went
tbrorgb difficult and besutiful evOlutions
with the ease, precision and beauty Oh
veterans. A little after O'Clock the De
Nolay Commandery marched INTO tne
AtbenRum Hall, and stood with open
ranks At present arms, while the officers
and the Nashville Commandery passed
through and assembled to their proper po-
sitions on the platform. .--..
The Eminent Commander, Sir ]. Nj.
fowler, then introduced DR.. g. ).
BIackie, who delivered an address that
was full of interesting history and beau
tiful, noble thoughts. The history OF the
noble and christian order Of Knights
shines like thread of silver through the
dark ages to the present time In the
middle ages the Knights fought the phys
ical battles of right against wrong, OF
christianity against infdelity; now 1t IS
their duty to fight with the moral weap-
ons of faith, good works and pure lives;
for the same cause against the same enc
nv. We regret exceedingly that Tsnt OF
time precludes our speaking more AZ 4.
length of the speech and the occasion. 1t
would be hard to find more handsome,
refined and intelligent looking body OF
men than the two Communicates present
on this occasion. They evidently belong to
the higher walks of life. c.
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EDGEFIELD.
The Public schools.


The Russell street Academy, which has
been rented and is to be used as the public
school building for South Edgeheid, was
yesterday the scene of hustle among the
little ones According to announcement,
the morning was set aside for the enrol
ment of children between six and ten years
of age, and the afternoon for those between
the ages of ten and twelve. At an early
hour in the morning the little ones from all
directions were moving in the direction of
the school building, and it was gay and
Joyous scene to witness the smiling and
happy faces of the little innocents as they
approached the school. J. w. Graham,
the principal, and the respective teachers
were present at the building to receive and
enrol them, and afterward to assign them to
classes. OF the small children there were
about one hundred and twenty-five enrolled,
and of those between 10 and II, about
twenty -fve-one hundred and fifty IN all
enrolled This morning viii be devoted to
the enrolment of those between II and IA
years of age, and in the afternoon to those
between II and 21. Tomorrow and next
day, the pupils of North Edgeheld will
assemble at McFerrin's Chapel to be en-
rolled, and on Friday and Saturday the
colored pupils will be enrolled So that
on next Monday, the schools will go into
operation.
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List of rrnmniIable Letters.


Ia the Nashville Postofice, Monday, Au-
gust 30, 1870:
Parties claiming these letters will please
call at the stamp window. Those not
claimed viii be forwarded to the Dead Let
ter Office, at Washington, D. c., on Mon
day, Sept. 3, 1870:
WITHOUT STAMPS.
Miss LENA Moss, franklin, Tenn; Miss
Annie NJ Gleaves, Aspen Hill, Tenn; Mrs
NJ L Kirkpatrick, Nashville, Tenn; Mrs
Emma Rssoner, Union City, Tenn Mrs
S V Clevenger, Sioux City, Iowa; Mrs
Isom Webster, Lebanon. Tenn. ; Jack
son Lacy. Carter's Station, Tenn. ;
d W Frye, Richlsnd, Tenn. ;
John Picket, McMinnville, Tenn: A "
Marchal, Arcola, Ill; NJ W Perryman,
New York City; ] B Waller, Chicago, Ill
L F Beech, Nashville, Tenn; James Dill
lien, Bone Cave P o, Tenn.
nEsUFFICIENTLY STAMPED.
Mrs Lucinda Manning, Brownsboro,
Ala; G Terry, Elkton, Ky; w A Shaw,
ThomS,ville, Tenn.
REVENUE STAMPS.
Revenue stamps are not received TO
letter: postage.
Miss Loucy Foster, Enon College, Tenn
Miss l. F Dillenham, Kingston Springs
Tenn; Sandy Wallace, New Providence
Tenn; Buchi, Cincinnati, Ohio; J J Nc
Daniel, Nashville, Tenn; Thomas Walls
Culleoka, Tenn.
HELD FOR BETTER DIRECTION.
Mrs Lille Marlin, Florence Mills; CALVIN
W Kelley, Mr. Lilies, Mr. ]. H. t.
ILLEGALLY STAMPED.
Thomas Ossburn, Clarksville, Tenn.
b. EMBBY, P. NJ.
Per J. H CANNADAY, Stamp Clerk,
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MEXICO.

Arrest of Editors The Republic
About at an End-DiCtatOrshiP
Spoken OF.
CRY OF MExIoo, Aug. Is, via Havana,
Aug. 27.-Great excitement has been
caused by the unconstitutional arrest of
the editors of the Monitor. They were
arrested without legal process.
1t is generally presumed that Lerdo de
Tejade viii assume the Dictatorship be
fore January. Congress and the Presi-
dent are at loggerheads on the revenue
question.
The telegraph is completed from the
City of Mexico to Monterey, and Will
soon reach Matamoras.
The troubles on the Guatemala frontier
continue.
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The Name OF streets.

There are probably but few people in
or out of Edgefield who are familiar with
the names of all the streets, and for the
benefit of those interested, we give a list
of the same as follows: COwan, Pond,
Joseph avenue, East, Lishey, Whites
Creek, Berry, Harris avenue, Treutlan,
Meridian avenue, Marina, Foster, Wet
more, Spring, Stewart, Lonely, Brown,
Bienyille, Smiley, Cheatham, Georgia,
Foster, Lord, Dickerson, Short, Oldham,
Putnam, Bel, Jefferson, Trinity, Dyke,
Cottonwood, Sycamore, Factory, Herman,
Stevenson, Crooked, Webster, Bass, Main,
Woodland, Russell, Fatherland, BOscobel,
Shelby avenue, Williams, Fillmore, Bar
row, Hickory, Oak, Tulip, Mmnick,
Hobson, Priscilla, Lee, Pearl, Payne
avenue, McFerrin, Sewer, Church, Cross,
Watson, and Wheless avenue.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Earthquakes, Volcanoes, lorna
does. SIM m IIDOx. etc

Earthquakes, Volcanoes, lorna
does, Smallpox, etc.
NEW YORK, August 2S.-The steamer
Ocean Queen, brings Panama papers of the
18th. United States steamer Mohican is
there. AZ 'tV+. ''4--. u j --A
There was an earthquake in Nicaragua
on the Goth of July, with little damage.
The volcano Mornotonea is in eruption
at Arequipo. Peru suffered considerably,
and several villages in the Province of
Cusco were ruined on the 18th of July by
an earthquake.
Rearing silk worms promises to succeed
in Chilli
Valparaiso suffered from a northeR.
Several vessels were sunk, but no lives
lost.
Smallpox is raging at Lima and Valpa-
raiso. GA "
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Aug. 28.-There has
been a great celebration here over the
completion of the cable to this point.
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to have the camp inspected after Il
evacuation.
Tn. s,,u.,,o, a. ResneI


to have the camp inspected after the
evacuation. tE
The situation at RosheL
LONDON, Aug. ga special cores
pondent of the Tribune writes from
Rethel Friday, that 10000 or more fresh
troops arrived from Paris, via Rheims
last night, pouring through here al this
morning. I am therefore delayed.
The Emperor left early this morning.
He was cheered In the streets. We start
tomorrow for Meier. The rigor against
correspondents increases daily, A cor
respondent of La Liberte was ordered to
leave Rethel last night. All the others as
soon as discovered by the Provost Mar
shall are sent back to Paris. Even
tary pass will not protect Us against
General of the army. j s,.l 81 -.ar.-E
The French Masslng at mezieres-
At ? o'clock this P. NJ. troops were still
filing out part ordered to Attigeney, and
others at Rancourt; the main body is still
moving on Mszieras.
The Pruss- AN Positions.
A correspondent of the Tribune with
the Crown Princes headquarters, writes
from Nancy, Aug. 19, that while Gen.
Steinmetz and Prince Frederick Charles
have done so well on the right OF the
main FreI ch army, the Crown Prince has
occupied a more and more threatening
position on the right of the whole French
position. ----. .. -. ..3 -s
Unless Gen. Failley can quickly muster
a sufficient force to cover Central and
Southern France, the Empire will be ex-
posed to imminent danger in regions quite
unprepared for defense.
Once relieved from the possibility of
movement from the northward, the Grown
Prince can do pretty much as he likes In
other quarters. .......r. .-s .-.-,r
It is true the masses of the National
Guard and the French reserves viii soon
be marching against him, but without
training, and many of them without
ach-loaders. They must go down be-
fore the German armies.
The situation AT Metz.
The situation near Metz cannot be better
summed up than by saying that the French
army is more than matched by the first
and second armies, and that if these ars
mics should win, though only by hairs
breadth, the Prussians and their Southern
allies in the third army could do what they
pleased with Central France.
The smaller French fortresses are max
ing a gallant resistance. Pfalshurg is
already famous from holding cut so OBJ
stinately.- -.-.
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EdqefieId maIe Academy.

The fall session of this popular school
opened yesterday under fattering auspices.
The Commissioners of the 18th, 18th 18th
and 21st districts have adopted this acade-
my as the high school for the boys OF these
districts, who wish to study any branches
beyond, or not included in the course OF
study prescribed for the public schools OF
the county. This is a recommendation
which the principals, no doubt, highly sp~
preciate.
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OMAHA.
LawIessness at Denver-Escape from
the indians.

LawIessness at Denver-Escape from
the indians
OMAHA, Aug. 29.--Deuver, Colorado,
advices say that that city is filling up with
r9ughs and despersdoes to such an extent
that there is little safety of life and prop
erty. The sarhe sdvices note the beating
of citizen in his yard at night, having
been called out by some of these roughs;
also that q highway robbery was commit
ted two. OF three miles from town, and
the shooting at gentleman while going
TO well to get water, by some unknown
persons. r...
DIR. S. B. Werkel, of Philadelphia,
who was reported captured by the In
dians on Bitter Creek, is in town to day.
He was assisted to escape by squaw,
and after four days and five nights of
travel and of terrible suffering, met a
party of miners, who took him to Virginia
City, Montana
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-30

On Saturday night last, the residence of
Ben Hoard, on Watson street, was entered
by burglars, and several articles of value
stolen, among which was set Of castors,
silver cup, and some other articles Of
table ware. A fine large watermelon, purH
chased for Sunday use, was demolished by
the night providers. They also helped
themselves to the bread and butter which
they found in the dinning-room-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-30
KENTUCKY.
The Democratic Primary Election

The Democratic Primary Election
Jones Distanced. --.
Cov1NGToN, Aug. 29.-At the Democratic
primary election Judge Arthur received a
majority of 595 over T, L. Jones, in total
of 1888 votes. or three-fourths of the full
Democratic vote. At six P. M the Ludlow
precinct gave Arthur 50, Jones 1. At 3
P. NJ. the Buena Vista precinct stood, Ar
thur 10, and Jones 80. Others not heard
from up to nine o'clock.
Jones, it is reported, will contest the
vote before the convention, on the ground
that it was not taken in accordance with
the call of the district committee.
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NEW YORK
Bishop BayIey ON the Dogma Of In
falIEbility.

Bishop BayIey ON the Dogma Of In
falIibility.
New YoRK, Aug. 29.--Bishop Bayley, Of
Newark preached at the cathedral in that
city Yesterday, it being his first appearances
in the pulpit since his return from Rome.
His theme was the adoption of the dogma
of Papal infallibility by the Ecumenical
Council. He made severe attack on the
London Times, for its false, malicious and
sensational reports Of the proceedings of
the Council. 4l. .4,=-a
Hon. s. ,. Ttlden Denies.
The Hon. S. j. Tilden denies that the
Democrats propose requesting the Governor
to convene an extra session of the Legisla.
ture, to take into consideration the post
ponemsnt of the State election.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-30

The pay roll for the street force, which
was made out by Commissioner Blair yes
terday, for the week, amounted to
s205.S5. The work on the streets Will
be pushed forward rspidly, if tax payers
will but step up to the Captains office and
settle
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-30

Eighteen hundred certificates of admis-
sion into the Public Schools we're issued to
pupils on Saturday. Many more were
issued yesterday, and we learn that the
attendance will be near three thousand du-
ring the fall and winter sessions.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-30

The only case before the Recorder yes
terday was that of Darby Hickman, col
ored, charged with abusing his mother.
He was fined five dollars and costs.