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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-17
Religious Notices.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-At
IL a. IN. Rev. DR.. Hoyt will preach and
present the resignation of DIR. Van Dyke
and the action Of the session in relation 10
the subject.
DR.. Royt will preach at p. m. in his
own pulpit at the Second Presbyterian
church.
The congregation of the Second church
are invited to worship at II at the First
church.
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH.-Services
at II a. m. and p. m. by the pastor, Rev.
w. G. Inman.
CHRIST CHURCH. Service at IL a. m.
and Up. m. Subject Of evenings lecture
"The New Testament" Rev. VIM. Graham
Rector.
CHURCH OF TIE ADvENT-Service at
IL a. m. and Z p. m. by the Rev. Edward
Bradley, Rector. Sunday School singing
class at p. m. Rector Bible class at p.
IN. Subject of the sermon at night "Confr-
nation"
TULIP STREET CHURCH, EDGEFIELD.
Services at IL a. m. by Rev. r. K. Brown
and at 7 p. IN. by Rev. VIM. 2. Harrison,
D. j.. Monday at p. m. preaching by Rev.
S. NJ. Merrill. Services protrscied during
the week at night.
ST. AIMS CHURCH, EDGEFIELD.-The
Rev. W. j. Ellis will officiate at IL a. IN.
EDGEFIELD CUMBERLAND PREsBYTE-
RAN CHURCH. Preaching at ii a. m. al
I'd. IN. by Rev. j. D. Kirkpatrick.
McKe idree Church-services at IL q. m.
by Rev. S. NJ. Merrill, and at u p. ~, by
DIR. Kelley.
West End Church-services at u p. m,
Rev. S. NJ. Merrill.
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
services at Masonic Hall, by Rev. DR..
Baird, at IL pm. Sunday-school at 8 a. N.
Singing exercises at 3 p. IN.
Primitive Baptist Church services by
the pastor, DR.. j. B. Stephens, at II a. N.
and Z pm
First Baptist Church-Rev. DR.. Jones
will preach at IL a. m. and at p. m.
Edgefeld Baptist Church--ReV. VIM. A.
Nelson will preach at 10:45 a. m. and 7
p. m.
Church of the New Jerusalem Luck's
Hall, Church street, services at l a. m. and
p. m. Free reading room open from 2 to
) D. m. Subject of morning discourse:
The effects of the second coming Of
man."
Elm Street Church-serVices at 1O:45
a. m, by Rev. W. 81. Harrison, d. D., Of
Atlanta, Ga, and at p. M, by Rev. John
W. Hammer, D. d.
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Travelling Thieves,

The Columbia Herald, Nov. Is, says,
in speaking of Barnum's circus, which re-
Gently exhibited there, "Dr. j. t. Dixon
lost $50, or more, but recovered it, we
learn DR.. w. L. Matthews lost Sl35; a
rufian snatched Miss Carrie Webster's
pocket book from her, but Blair Webster
recovered it. Bart johnson, as brave =
soldier ever drew a Tamrod or fred min
nie musket, aud as hard working, honest
man, as can be found, lost $40. Many 9TH
ers had their pockets picket. These pick
pockets travel with the show, although
they are not connected with it."
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rett,) real estate agent az so N. Cherry
street. This gentleman gives prompt at
tention to the sale, exchange, renting and
leasing Of every description Of real estate.
E. I. Wood, general agent, at la Church
street, for the Grover & Baker elastic and
lock stitch sewing machines, publishes an
interesting card showing the inducements
families, milliners, ETC., have in purchasing
this machine, and the satisfaction had in
its use. Price list and sample of sewing sent
on application.
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CrOD Items.

The GAINESVILLE Chronicle, of Nov. 10,
says:
We are pleased to learn that the wheat
crop Of this section has been put in with
more care than usual, and that it has come
up well, and, the season being propi-
tious, promises finely. In view of the past
years experience, it is to be hoped the far
mers will resolve now and prepare accord
ingly to destroy the tobacco fly with cobalt,
that they may have leisure at harvest time
to secure their wheat against an excess of
rain so usual at that time. We have heard
one gentleman in Robertson county, who,
in his zeal to be rid of tobacco worms, has
laid in a supply of cobalt, not only for him
self. but for distribution among his imme-
date neighbors. He knows that concert is
essential to success aud that he cannot Sc
cure his own crop 50 long as his neigh bors
neglect theirs.
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. Unexpected Death.

The Moore county Pioneer, Nov. %,
says:
1--WE were very unexpectedly called home
to Shelbyville, last Saturday morning, to
witness the burial of our little brother,
Emmett G. Russ, aged 7 years, who died
very suddenly Friday evening, Nov. s.
Although he had been a little sufferer for
near two years, he seemed to be as well as
usual on the day Of his death. He played
with his little schoolmates and recited bis
lessons to his mother in the scbool-room
that evening. About 4 o'clock be COM
MANNED of being unwell and went to bed.
Ere O'Clock had rolled around, his little
shirt had taken its fight to the God who
gave it. His remains were taken 10 tne
old cemetery and deposited by the side Of
bis brother" s...-.....
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A Grand Ancestry.

The Tullahoma Times, Nov. 16, says:
"The daughter of one Of our ministerial
friends has thirteen grand and great grand
parents living, They can be accounted fol-
as follows: Child's mothers parents, q;
mothers grand parents, q each on mother
and fathers side,) 4; mothers great grand
parents, q on each side,) 4; grand parent
on fathers side, 1; fathers parents, 2; total
Is. Notwithstanding this formidable array
of direct ancestors, the little girl enjoys
good health and has very amiable dispo
sition."
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1.-The PeOnle's Ball"

Our Catholic friends are making prepa-
rations for a ball on the 18th of December,
to be given in their school building on Vine
street. The managers are gentlemen long
well known to the community, which is q
guarantee that nothing will be wanting to
make the ball one of the best Of the season.
The proceeds will be devoted towards pur-
chasing lot of ground adjoining st. Ber-
nard's Convent, to enable the good Sisters
to enlarge their Academy, their present
space being too limited TO meet the de-
msDds.
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New Music.

We are indebted to friend Mcclure, of
the Temple of Music, for the following
selections from fresh arrivals:
Au Evening Song; Good night, Love, Good
night-words by Frances Anne Kemble,
music by Virginia Gabriel. A brilliant
melody that viii fast win its way into every
parlor.
The Snow Lies While-a heart touching
dirge by Jean Inge' ow, adapted to music by
Arthur S. Sullivan.
So you Think me Fair to See, as sung
bv Mrs. Chas. Moulton in her American
concerts. Music by G. Rizzo, the nom de
plume of a brilliant American improvisatOr.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

PROBATE CoURT.-C. 81. G. Scales was
appointed and qualified administrator of
James o. Scales, deceased.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-State vs. CHAR es
Smith, robbery and larceny from the per-
son; jury failed to agree, and mistrial en-
tered.
State VS. June Lawrence, larceny; jury
returned verdict of guilty, and fixed his
term of Imprisonment at three years in the
penitentiary.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoUBT.-In
this court, which adjourned to 10 O'Clock
Monday, the following business was dis
posed of:
State of Tennessee vs. James Mullins;
rule made on parties to procure and file
transcript and papers Of the case by the first
of next term.
Joe. Doe, lessee of F. A. Dickens, VS.
Jockey Higgings, ct ais; the jury being I'M
able to agree two of the number, by consent
of the attornies, were discharged and the
case left for decision in the hands of the re-
naming ten.
In the bankrupt matter of Fred Karsch,
an order for sale was granted.
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Hair a miIIion i'm Cash.

Five hundred thousand dollars is pretty
large sum of money. 1t Is the capital Of q
respectable bank and the future Of q rich
man. The Public Library Of Kentucky has
this amount on deposit in the Farmers and
Drovers' Bank at Louisville to pay the gifts
awarded to the fortunate ticket-holders on
the 7th of December. If you are not al
ready supplied with tickets, send on your
orders to Gov. Bramlette at once, as the
time for selling tickets is almost ont.
nov17 2t sundEWed
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A SuRRaAaIiOn.

With the laying down of pavements and
other improvements in the markethouse,
we have heard it suggested that if the north
end were walled up, it would make it much
more comfortable. The wintry blasts, such
as those experienced for the past two morn
ings, have a fall sweep at that end of the
building, and make it bitter cold, especially
for those who have TO remain behind their
stalls for hours at q time.
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Thursday, Nov. IA, E. D. Fish while
standing in the courthouse yard at Smith
vile, DeKalb county, was shot four times
and most seriously wounded by Walker
Hays, who was arrested. At the time of
the difficulty, the particulars of which we
did not learn, the Circuit Court was in ses-
sion and much excitement ensued. Last
accounts state that Fish will not recover.
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UndeIivered dispatches.

The following kilograms remained at the
Western Union Office Saturday night:
Miss Sophronia Young, M R Rushing &
Co. First National . ok, Henry s Alley,
Charley Squires, T t Newton, Irvine K
Chase s. Co, S 6 Bradle E 81 Mitchell, G
Block, Fl S French, j w thatcher, Mr.
Thad Davis, W c Butterfeld, R Beer, Hol-
ding, Wilkes & Hancock, Sperry & Co, Geo
A Dickel g. Co.
Office hours Sunday, from 9 to 10 A. NJ,
and from to 5 p. NJ.
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COnViCfa.

Yesterday Jack Harlin, colored, and
Thomas jackson, from Gibson county, ar
rived in this city and have been consigned
quarters in the penitentiary for two years
each; cause alleged larceny and conviction
thereof.
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Municipal Election Yesterday.
c-o.sol g., @l,a TTp;op or,d

Municipal Election Yesterday.
Special to the Union and American.
COLUMBIA, Nov. l6.-The election pass
ed off to-day with less excitement than any
election ever held in Columbia. It was the
smallest vote ever given here. Below you
will find the result:
For Mayor-Edward Kuhn.
For Aldermen-First ward, VIM. A.
Latta 127; b. B. Lipscomb 119; John T.
Gartner l27. Second ward, Robt. II. Ja-
mison IS; Lush NJ. Mathews 80; j. Mart.
Hodge 90. Third ward, Thos. B. Rains,
Il6; Isaac M. Powell l07; George Martin
127. Ion THUMB, JR.
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The fish market yesterday morning. was
the best we have had for long time past,
and the variety of the finny tribe on sale
would do credit to other points. The stall
Of II. c. Ryman contained nine different
varieties, and all very fine.
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A Card.-NAsHvnLE, Nov. 9, 1S72.-
We, the undersigned, authorize DR.. n. A.
Moses to refer persons to US as reference to
substsntiate his art of curing s,ammering
as being what he represents, as We have
been under his treatment.
GEO. W. BUCK, p n. Market st.
f. NJ. BUCK, 81 n. Market st.
DOvI2 Il
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Runaway.

Yesterday morning when driving under
the railroad bridge over South Spruce street,
the team of Mr.. j. P. Sneed of Brentwood,
took fright at train passing overhead and
ran away. The wagon was "a leetle corn
eTed," and the tongue smashed. The af-
frighted beasts were checked before doing
other damage.
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EpiIeptIc.

Yesterday morning youIg Davie Wor-
pike, was seized with a fit at the market
house in this city. The young man recov-
cred after few minutes suffering, and the
unexpected attack collected number of
curious persons to the spot.
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A. Setliff, 10S Church street, has for
sale Clock Struck One, by Rev. Samuel
Watson. A full line of new Church Books,
and Swedenborg's Works. ARIEL on ths
Negro, second edition; and the largest col
lection of Theological and Religious Books
nthe South. Call and examine, los Church
street. nOvl5 At
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PrenarfnE TO RuiId.

DR.. BEDFORD, agent of the Methodist Pub
fishing House, has purchased handsome
site in the neighborhood Of Brownsville,
two miles beyond Edgefed, and is making
preparations to improve the same, several
outhouses being already commenced. Next
spring he will commence the erection Of an
elegant residence.
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Death bY Accident.

A few days ago little girl, aged twelve,
fell into a well and was drowned, near sta
ton Camp Greek, Sumner county. Learn
ing where her child was, the agonizsd
moEher descended the well, but only to
clasp the lifeless form to her bosom.
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rnn RIncn NEnatllar

Owing TO the extreme cold weather for
the past two days, work on the Methodist
Publishing House hes been suspended.
With good weather the brick work could
be finished in ten days. The eighth story
in the rear is now nearly completed.
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CITY NOTICES.

Stammering Cured. Certificates
We, the undersigned citizens of Nashville,
Tenn, sympathizing with those who, like
ourselves, have been deprived of the pleas
ures of social life from having an impedi-
ment in our speech, and who having been
cured Of stammering under the skillful art
of DR.. n. A. Moses, cheerfully and cordial
ly recommend all those similarly afflicted.
j. B. Love, 81 North College street; f. NJ.
Buck, 81 North Market street. We have
been greatly benefited by DR.. Moses art,
and feel assured of its success. Sue Caruth-
ers, Wards Seminary; John A. Payne, Jr.,
son of J. A. Payne, ST., Edgefeld Junction,
Tenn; Otis E. Davidson, Is South College
street; Geo. NJ. Floyd, Henderson county,
KY; w. A. Taylor, Hillsboro, Tenn; Geo.
w. Buck, % South Market street. have
been present and witnessed DR.. Moses
treatment of stammeriDg, and am satisfied
be can cure any case if the patient will
plaza himself under his instruction. j. A.
Payne, Sr., Edge6eld Junction, Tenn. 1t
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Paris and Berlin CiOaks.-We have
q beautiful assortment of imported Cloth
Sacques and Cloaks. All the Latest Paris
and Berlin novelties at moderate prices.
THOMPSON Bros & KELLY,
noy16 st Summer Street.
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= the CboraI socieIv.

The Society has been invited to join the
great musical festival to be given in Ctncin-
natl, under Theodore Thomas. The Soci-
ETY. will reply to the invitation soon. A full
attendance of all members, for rehearsal
tomorrow evening, is requested.
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NOtice.-We have this day appointed
Mes srs. CRAIGHEAD, BREAST 81 GIBSON
Sole Agents for the sale of our Fire Proof
Safes in this city. Sample Safes will be
found in their house at prices as low as
those at the Factory.
HALLS SAFE AND LOCK Co.
Nashville, Tenn, Oct. IA, 1872.
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EPIxO0TY RAGING.

Danger of 1t Spreading 60 the HUI
man Family.
Scientific Investigation has proven that
it is very necessary TO wear good, warm
under-clothing to prevent the stack. Gray
& Noble, always equal to the emergency
have large and attractive stock, which
they will distribute to those who viii call
on them in time, at ueTy lou prices. Con-
suit your interest and call early.
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Running on short Time.

In consequence of the prevalence in the
city Of The horse whoopipg-cough, the d.
rectors of the Edgefeld street railroad will
for the present run their cars during the
day, making their last trip from the Square
at a quarter past O'Clock.
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For Rent.

Three stores on Union, between College
and Market, suitable fer retail dry goods or
shoes. THOMAS d. FITE.
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CITY Notices.

t. e. Winstead & Co., opposite the
Maxwell House, are selling Boots and
Shoes very cheap for cssh.
nov16 1w sats&suns
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WAR DEPARrNfENr.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Nov. is, 1872.
PrObdbilities.-In the Northwest and on
the upper lakes and from thence to the gulf
and South Atlantic coasts, high barometer,
clearing, clear and cold weather with north
westerly winds, veering to nOrtherly and
easterly on the gulf. On the l1ver lakes
and thence over the Middle States, north
westerly winds with occasional light snow
and high barometer, weather Gearing by
tomorrow. In New England, southwest
erly to Rorshwesterly winds, partly cloudy
weather and light snow tonight.
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State RatIroad Commi.sionerr.

Yesterday the railroad commissioners for
the State of Tennessee met at the Capitol
and adjourned until the 10th of November,
1872, at which time full attendance Is ex-
pected from the Board. .r.r p.
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THE EpizoOrlC.
The Horse Plague Reaches Nashville
and Gallatin.
Country People Alarmed.

Fifty Animals Attacked tn this City,
end Fears had Of
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Chapped hands, face, rough skin, PIN
pies, ringwnrms, salt-Theum, and other
cutaneous affections cured, and the skin
made soft and smooth by using the Juniper
Tar Soap, made by Caswell, Hazard &
Co., New York.
msr21 aunSythurs "
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Sudden Death.

Sunday last VIM. Walton, son of Timothy
Walton. living in the west of Sumner
county, went to church, and died in few
minutes after returning home.
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On Friday night, NJ. J. Cofer, sssisted
by DR.. j. Nj. Masterson, organized lodge
of Good Templars at West Eud Avenue
Church
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Misses Over-shoes for so cents at I. E.
Winstead & Cos. nOv16 1w sais&suns
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STATE OF TIE wEAFlIER.

TeIegraphie Report from Signal Servies Corps q.
y. A, Of ObservatiOB, at 1856 O'Clock p. H.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

sAkllAsVhB 11MG lAD1Hs
Tennessee and Pacific RaiIroad.
No. Leaves Lebanon at. ..T:2oA.Ns
Arrives at Nashville at..9:30 A. n.
Leaves Nashville at. AGO p.
Arrives at Lebanon at. .6:lO P. II.
Prices Stage leave Lebanon at Z O'Clock p. M
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Arrive
AT Lebanon at o'clock A. II. on Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays.
st. louis, Memphis, Nashville and
Chattanooga Great Central
Through Lime.
Ohsttanooga train leaves S:45 A. Il. and $50 p Il.
A" - erTiVes.5.05 Pm. and l2:45 A. II.
Memphis train leaves. LAB A. NJ and 2;l5 Pm.
" arrives. ...6:O0 A. n. and 4:4o p. u.
st. Louis train leaves. 200 A. n.
E" arrives. SEQ P. Il.
TullshomR train leaves. $3.50 p. n.
arrives 1000 n.
The a:45 A. Il. train does not run on Sundays.
The $50 A. 4. and 2:l5 P. Z. and LAS P n. trains
run daily.
Louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern Railroad.
Leave Staten On North College street at $50
A M. 2:lo P; N. and DO AN
The 2:I5 p. n. train does not stop st any point
between Nashville and Gsllatin, except Edge
field Junction.
3nIIatiz Accommodation, Daily.
Leaves Nashville. ..3;3OtP' NJ
Louisville and Nashville and Great
Decatur Division
Leave L. & n. Depot, North College street,
going SOuth-s15 AN; 4:t5 Pm.
Arrive North-5:05 AN; 1:50 Pm.
Through trains arrive and depart from Louis
Vile and Nashville Depot North College street.
Passengers car take trains at Louisville and
Nashville Depot or Nashville and Chattanooga
Depot
COLUMBIA ACCOMMODATIONS 3:15 P.
H., arrives 10 An, from L. & N. Depot, North
College street.
st. bOuIS, Evansville, Henderson and
Nashville Railway.
St. Louis Mail leaves Nashville. $50 Az
Accommodation leaves Nashville. ..... .l:45 P ~
St Louis Mail arrives ct Nashville. 90. 1855 F.N
Accommodation arrives at Nashville. .7:4O Az
Louisville and Cincinnati Short Lime
Railroad
Trains !eaVs sndsrriVe st Louisville Sc follows
LBAvB. ARRIVE
Southern Fast Line, except
Sunday. o-o0 A. NJ !. oO E' n
New York Express, daily. Sco p. n $50 A. 4
New York Night Express,
Qzily.-sss..- .s...s.sssss 4I'VOF' ~ law -
Lexington Mall except
Sunday. GUY A. IL e'So r H
Lexington Express, except
Sunday..s...ss....-ss' %@OV r - AA'V0 ~ -
Lagrange Accommodate
except Surdsy......... 6:O5 p H. S:eo An
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For Black and Colored Silks go to
headquarters. G. RICE & Co.
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Most elegant Black Silk, heavy repped
and soft finish, reduced from So to $2.50-
great bargain. G. RICE q Co.
nov17 st
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Silks! Silks!-Tbe largest and cheapest
stock of Silks in the city. Call and Judge
for yourself. G. RICE q Co.
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DIED.

McLAUGHLIN-At the residsnce Of his
father, on jefferson street pike, yes rday morn
ing, THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN, aft! a lingering
Illness
His friends and acquaintance are invited TO
attend his funeral from the Cathecitl this eve
ming st half-past two O'Clock.
There will be carriages IN waii'rp :. II.
Groomes g Co.'s, Cherry street, a. ock,
for those who wish TO attend fro. her's
residence.
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Black GrOsgrain Silk at s1.5O, cheap
1t s.. G. RICE q Co.
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RIYER NEWS.

Stage Of Rivers, Nov. Is, 1s72-Hsigst Of s0atsY
above IolO sOdter mark at 800 p. n.
stations. lFt. I'm. m Stations. IL l In
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Handsome Black Silk at 81, fully worth
81 so. G.. RICE & Co.
nov17 s.
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Some of BellOn's renowned Black Silk,
the best in the market, at So, equal to any
in the city at 81. G.. RICE Sc Co.
novI7 81
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In COlOred Silks we have the most
complete stock ever offered, in all the new
est shades, at prices which can't be beat.
novI7 s. G.. RICE & Co.
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AIl-wOOI Undershirts and Drawers at
Jno. NJ. Mckee & Bros. novl5 st
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-17

Shaker-Hannel Undershirts and Draw
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-17
Nashville Trunk Mandatory

Nashville Trunk Mandatory
am now selling Ladies' Saratoga and Cen
tlemen's Travelling Trunks, Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Solid Sole Leather Trunks;
also all varieties of Valises and Satchels at
reduced prices. 81 North College street,
between Union and Church Streets
WIN. DUNsTEAD.
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