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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07
New AdvertisenentS.

The n tional Savings Company, corner
Union and College streets, ale doing = racu.
lar exchange and banking business: tiey
buy aud sell exchange on New York. Cir
Cinuati, Louisville and New CLEANS: they
furnish drafts, in amounts wanted, on the
principal towns of Great Britain, France
Germany, Italy, etc; they loan 10 orev on
coll .terals, and negotiate loans at reasong-
BIZ rates, and they at all times pay the high
est rates Tor gyld, silver, land warrants.
DO -n. etc
VIM. E. McNeily, assignee, gives notice
OF = yaihrup sale, JaD. Z, 1873.
~ GUrar for sa e a, IS Church street,
Z. ward ,fered tyr lost morocco port
-. containing So.
n ~ C.,iiier ag Charlotte cfrsrs for sale
. 6d1 ecrss p, finely iimbered land a. 81 per
e'Ts, This rrop,< rty is within three hours
hide Of Nashville. shI, 3 offaTs an inducsment
for puTcl asers.
Books at l0S Church stre<t'
A. he Central Auction House, 70 Church
stree, Crawford & Co. commence a. special
suc Il sale 6 ks, "Wednesday Lee. II,
ST 10 o'clCck, a. N and continue untll and
Up n. The goods will be on eG1l oltioh
Monday and Tuesday next.
N-jhsDiel Baxter, Jr., Jerk and !Aaster
Of TIE Cbsuoery Court at Nashville, ->aver-
iises ssyeIal sslss.
Vain q NalbeT, "A Public Square, have
an advert isement in to-day's paper. 7 htS
firm deals largely in hats, cape and ladies'
fuTs, and tee lIade would consult their own
il teF,st by pstroniziug this populr and
al able house,
". II. T.. Griffin, trustee, sdveTtises
trustees sale OF valuable land on the No
lusy e turnpike, one mile and half from
Nashville, for tuesday, Jan. Z, 1873.
JuC. A. Fife, Clerk and Master Of the
Smith ChaLCery Court, has nonresident
notice in io-dsy's paper.
VIM E. McNeily, As ignee, offers for
sale, Dec. e, 1872, one-hslf interest in
steau boat.
Among our new advertisements will be
found that of w, T. Berry & Co, booksel
lers and sGlioners, Public Square. Havir g
made arroI RemeLts TO remove 10 the
Uni. N AND AMERICAN Block, opposite
the Maxwell House, early in January next,
this firm, until that time, offer their entire
stock Of BOOKS, stationery, pictures, cOliec-
tion Of English literature, etc, ct greatly
reduced prices. Parties are now given an
opportunity TO purchase elegant articles in
their line - low figures.
Ibe Coeebs meet tonight In room at
the Maxwell House.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07
Preparing for christmas.

The signs point TO the approach Of the
holidays. Along the business thorough
flres Of the city, the show windows present
an inviting appearance, and people stop to
gaze at the novelties introduced. ok
stores, cOnfectioueries, toy-shops, furnishing
stores, and eur retail dFy-gocds houses show
that extensive preparations have been made
for the holiday season.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07

From trustworthy data it has been
estimated tina a. least one fourth OF all per
sons born in the United States have, as
birth, lungs IN 2 tuberculous condition, and
in Consequence are predisp0sed 10 PulmO-
nary Complaints; yet il is equally well es-
tabiished thai tots predispOsi .iOH need not
end in Consumption, Asthma, or any 0theG
lung disease, if due care snd Watrhfulness
be observed, and al exeiting causes prompt
y treated as they arise Il Is iE just such
cases DR.. d. Jsyue's Expsctorant exercises
its most beneficial effects, and has produced
the largest proportion Of is cures. Besides
promptly removing coughs and celds which,
when left to themse Ives, are the Hi-ss com
mon cause Of Tuberculosis devels pm ~. the
Expectorant allays any in1 animation which
msy exist and by prom0Hng ezsy expscio c.
ration, eleaases tbs lungs Of the subs aness
which clogs them up, aud Whch rapidly
destroy when suffered to rsmEiu. Sold
everywEere. dee3 sodjE top col
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1890
SPAIN.

ARMED Bands Disappearing and Tram
guilty Being Restored.
MADRID, Dec. 6-Congress has reject
ed the motion for an immediate eo1siders-
ton Of the resolution to impeach ex-AiI-
lister Sogasta.
The Republican bands in Catalania have
dispersed and tranquility has been restored.
The armed bands which were rowing near
Villa Franco ard in all Spenaperras noun
tains have also disappeared.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07
strset Cars Running again.

All e our street car lines are in opera
ton gz2ia, much 10 the satisfaction OF the
public at arge. a few Gays more, and cur
busy tnoEoughfares viii present the same
appearsnce as in the pre-zoozoo days,
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louisville Library-CspitaI Prise
Only $40 200 sitter AiI.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 6.-There is consid-
cradle excitement Throughout the city in
regard to the Public Library Gift Concert
tomorrow. The hotels are crowded with
strangers and the attendance viii be very
large. The capital prizs will be $50, 900.
TRree hundred aud seventy-fye thousand
dollars in all will be distributed in prizes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07

Great Book AuetiOn!-At the Central
Auction House, IS Church street, CIaw-
ford 81 Co, Wednesday, Dec. IL, eomnene-
ing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and continued at 2
o'clock P. NJ. ana u P. NJ; the special l.
dies sale st p. NJ. The consignment is
an important one. The goods viii be on
exhibition Monday and Tuesday next.
dae7 At
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07

des. Mr.. Jennings factions are eonsid-
cred suspicious. New Workers 10 Havana
say that Fleming is Thomas G. Fields, the
Tammany politician. Fleming is about 90
years Of age, fine looking and very curpu-
lent. He had heavy bag of gold and
bundle of bonds in bis possession,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07

Best and eldest Family Medicine
SaniOrd's Liver Invig0TAloF.-A purely
Vegetable CathaTtic ami Tonic--f1r Dys-
pepsia, Constipation, Debility, 5ick-head-
ache, Bilious Attacks, aDd al der8uge-
ments Of Liver, Stomach and Bowels.
ASK your Druggist Tor It. Beware Of i'm
itatiOns. mig satlY
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,sa,i,uaI PRISON Association.

This association will begin its second
ouuual meeting al Baltimore on Iuesoay'
jam. y. All persons engaged In the treat
7aeut OF crime or paupsrism, ana all inter-
e5.eG III prison reform are lDVited'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07

VOIuy 20 Nov vi aus.--I-tu a ny
regular patrons IS well al o.hers, who may
desire my services as a DENTS lis w.nieT,
viii pleaSe cal al IL North Hiel. street as
early as hey can make e conve fisof, az I
expect to leave shout Christmas fjr New
Orleans, to be absent several u 11t1s Al
so, these who are indebted b me wiH o.
lige By calling and s=t.iiag tbsir acc unts.
S. J COBB, Den lss.
Do723 cod til dec s, y.
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pixie and enc Ptlnrim.

DR.. w. K. Bowling win deliver a lecture
tonight at the Medical College whittier the
public are invited. His subject, "Dixie
and the Pilgrim" is interesting in its nature
and will doub less be discussed with that
ability, grace and feTvor characterizing the
efforts Of this distinguished gentleman.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07

Yesterday evening Detective Rysn ar
rested joe Brown, negro boy, for stealing
a pair OF earrings worth Sl6 from gentle
nan named Brown, living on Cedar street.
The thief gave the jewelry TO white boy
whose name hs says is nos known 20 hiRs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07
The Deadertck street Courts.

The DesdeEiek Street Justices had but
little to claim their attention yesterday.
The only case tried was that of 10. Horton,
colored, charged with making an assault
upon Eliza Dilsrd, cOlore5. He was fined
81 and COSTS by ESQ. wilkinson.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07
A pa,nahie HE

The Savannah Ecening Mirror gets of
the following:
The charming MRS. Oates is oates no
more, but has become ingraiRed with Mr..
Tracy w. Titus, her business agent. She
has thus ''sown her Wild oates" and come
into traces.
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ITALY.
NoEe OyeTnoWs.

TURIN, Dec. 6.The waters Of the river
ArnO. as well IS these of the Pc, have again
overlooked their banks. Many bridges and
crossings have been swept away and COM
munes Inundated, causing great destruction
of property.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07
GREAT BRITAIN

An Irish Nationalist Elected a Nem-
Der Of Parliament.
CORK, Dec. 6-Royayne, Nationalist,
has been elected member Of Parliament
for Cork.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 6.-The steamship
Manhattan fSom Quebec has arrived.
LONDON, Dec. 6-The snip Ultima was
abandoned by her crew while on q
voyage from Quebec to Bristol. Eight per
sons washed of the vessel and drowned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07

Lock Cut for Your Christmas Pres
eRts.-Ins Doilsr store IS closing Ous the
entire stock b. the Isl Of January, 1873.
Merchants can obtain great bargains n
Holiday Goods, Fix.ur and -JW Cases
for sale at the Dollar store.
dscl 2-euu, webs a.
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DissOIVInS Views.

The mysterious man with the dissOlving
visq-s Ind another audience At the corner OF
Summer and Church streets last night, all
apparently being satisfied Wltp the show
10 Is amphstically new advertising dodge'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07

Sudden changes in the weather are pro-
duc5iVe of Throat Diseases, Coughs and
Colds. There is no more sffectual relief TO
be found than in the use Of sBrOlon's BrOn-
ChiGE TrOcheS" deco eodIW
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Brilliant wedding at franklin.

Wednesday evening last, a. half past 7
O'Clock, by the Rev. D.. Bur-, 10 he Meth
Odist Church at Franklin, d IT COOKE,
ESQ of Carksville, was u1ited IN marriage
10 Bliss Carrie Campbell, daughter Of Judge
and Mrs. David Campbell. TIE church
vas filed with Interested spe Ctaiors and the
ceremony was gracefully performed. The
reception at Judge CamphellS was attended
by large number of guests aud friends,
ard in its character vas eleg ant, brilliant
and pleasant. The bride wore pink satin
en- train, with Whi-a overskiTg Of tulie and
orange wreath. TIE groom was IN Il
dress costume. TIE bTidem2ids woe
While carleton and half wells, with wT2aths.
The attendants Were Bliss Kate turrin and
Baker D. johnson, E,Q, Of Cl3rlls-
Will; Miss Fannie A4rah2n and
Irving Beaumont, Of Glirksvila;
Miss Annie Marshall and S. s. Higgins,
Esq, of Nashville; Hiss Andftna Ewing,
of Davids comfy, aud JlGge Il. II.
Cooke; Miss @. Bsugh and Player Martin,
ESQ Of Naehviie G; Miss Addie Nosley aid
Fox EelbecB, Esq; Miss GeDeviev5 Mar
shall and Hugh Campbell, Esq; Miss Annie
Wallace and David Hendricks, E7q, Of
Clsrksviile; bliss Sailie 2. Mari and Jam IS
D. Park, Of Nashville; Miss Mollia Perry
Davis and David CampbeA.
The newly married pair left tho day fol-
lowing for GAINESVILLE, The residence Of TIC
groom, where life is now Frightened by the
love and confiing purity o. beautiful AID
accomplished bride. May their future he ss
joyous as the present, sGd no cloud Of sor-
row e'eg shadow their dreams OF happiness.
We regret our duties denied US the pleasant
privilege Of attending tie ceremony, and
offer, with numerous other friends, cOngra.u-
Jations deserved by both the bride and her
devoted husband,
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The Laundry at the LunaGic Asylum


About o'clock yesterday evening, the
laundry at the Lunstic Asylum was discov-
cred to be on FIRE, and was entirely con-
sumed before the flames could be arrested.
The officers, assisted by The neigh1ors,
worked faithfully.
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4 Premium for Tennes.ee Stock.

at the recent fair in MOtgomery, Ala,
r. g. Cheat1am took the premium for the
he thoroughbred stallion between four
;ui I've ye4rs Of age. The successful
ha..r we understand, was Repeater, which
EG J-e4tham afterwards sold at that
kCc.
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ElRtrimoutaI,

Yesterday Nr. James W. Hughes, re-
eentiv of Franklin, but now Of Brownsville,
was married by Rev. DR.. Burr TO Hiss
M4rv Arnisiead, daughter OF Mr.. ". 3.
Armts.ead, one Of our prominent mer-
chants
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07
Twenty Years Younger.-To say IN

Twenty Years Younger. say that
hduaIeCs # maids, wives aEd widows lolk
twenty years younger than they are in cOn-
sequences of The c5iBplexi0nal fras mess de-
rived from the use Of EAaAN's MAGNOLIA
BALM, is simply to state an absolute fact,
which might De promptly verId d oy direct
testimony if ladies were IS Hing % T. Il
their ages as 10 Use the best means Of max
ing thems elves lovely. Nature sometimes,
but very rarely, crowns the cham Of per-
iecs features win a complexion 0I exquisite
c.eafness; but even thau t.ua soon begins
to maze threads upon the iv8c cleeE, tie
fair white brow, the ivory bust, Tie rounded
arm. To preserve the "glgry Of woman"
ulbismished. even sfser the meridian Of
life has been pass it il only necessary 10
use dsily this COOL IL hezl-lfnl, vegetable
preparation. GeC3 de0dlW&yIt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07

The Very Latest Invention, We
have T ceivsd this day the s.a-i- I'd double
iIf4tabie Bustls. Nothing superior for
cTace, elegance AMI Comfort. CIR e. sec
then. D. LOvEMAN; L 20.
dcrf -
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TIE CouRrA

SUPREME COURT. One section of this
court is on the eighth, and the other on the
ninth circuit, being now engaged with the
law dcckets of Giles and Davidson. Opin-
ions to-day.
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Real Fs.ate Transfers.

The transfers in real estate for the week
ending yesterday were as follows:
Arthur Towles to George E. Pur-
Wis, lot in city............,..s6 ,OSO 10
Robert A. Young 10 Mrs. Fannie
II. Reed, ioI in Edgefeld..... 1,40O 90
Uriah PEBBLES to Mary E Th0mp-
son, land in 7Jh district. 49,. 1850 90
A. J. Baker, trustee to Eneline
Hope, land in It'll district. ..... $40 so
j. T. Crowds TO S. n. Orchards,
lot on Capital Avenue. ....... $500 90
Robert Link to S. B. Davidson,
land in county. 100 %
James ". Thompson TO 5. Il.
Culberson and W. r. Waller,
land in seventh district. ...... $50 90
a. G. Sanford to Henry R. Snyder,
lot in Edgefeld. ............. 1900 90
Amelia G. Hessey, ADMINISTRATIVE,
to j. NJ. Hsssey, land in six
tenth district. .............. 600 %
Hugh Douglas & Co., to Geo. w.
Higgins, land In Lincoln county 500 90
Irby Morgan to Mrs. Mary Ii.
Webber, land in Brownsville. 1850 90
land in Be- Brownsville. $500. 1900 90
Margaret j. Dodd to Henry
Houk, los in Maury & Clai-
borne's addition. ............. 100 90
Alex. Rannie to D. r. Miller, lot
in Lindsey plan. 1000 90
A. G. Sanford to n. j. Gibson,
lot on Fatherland street, Edge
Held. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. cOU w
land ia Texas ~ - @ $500 90
n. Baxter, jr., Clerk and Master,
to w. a. Cheatham, lot on
Summer street. .............. 1900 90
ID. B. Overstreet and others to +.
tucky............ 80. ...... 25O 90
Jos. W. A len to d. Weaver, lots
in Sheiby's addition to 'E9gs-
field. ....................... 5000 90
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n0V27 tues, thuIsGssaL III

The PuTest ana sweetest Cod Liver Oil
In the world is Hazard q Caswell's, made
on the sea shore, from fresh selected liTers,
by C2swell, Hazard q Co, New York. It
is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who
have once taken it prefer It 70 III others.
For sale By all druggists.
rlr3D 2avy saf.s-vysG Nv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07

The river at this point is ris g slowly
with 81 inches on the sbcGls- ea-her
unsettled, iDdcatinZ rain.
The editor Of the Chaaauooga Tines has
Inspected the new steamer =. II. Wndsr,
buiIs by Cspl. Joseph Glover To- The Ten
nesses river trsde, and pronoui her a
suceess. and altogether one { the best
modeied boats On tie river. g boat is
I42 fee5 long, with - iee beam, nd draws
"a inches iiSht 5 e caa carry 30 tons Of
freight and has cabin ccOmuo lions Tor
AZ passens ers, the Cficsrs ipg their
quarters in the texas. Her caDiL ,ccumm0-
dati5Bs, when fully c1mpis.od, Hi be su-
peri0r % those f any oth,s at Oh ihs
river. The ladies' cabin , eiestss
Brussels carpet and plate glass nor vi p
upholstery in harmony, tLs ems
are large ana the DertRs wide sgal-
Portable.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07

The drawing for the benefit of the Louis
vile Library takes place to-day. There are
one thousand gifts, and somebody viii be
made happy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07
ROME.
A Degradation OF American Catholics
Cali ON the POpa.

CaIE ON Inc FOpe.
ROME, Dec. q "A Ceputation Of Ameri-
cans had audience with tie Pope yester-
day, and presented an address expressing
devotion of American Catholics 10 the
Holy See. The Pope made feeling re-
spouse and concluded by giving bis blessing
to the Catholics of America.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07
CITY Notices.

Good books orthe young, 1O8 Church st.
Gec1 2t
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JUST received, large lot Of Toys and
Christmas Goods, at Wholesale only, by
CowSn d Co. Dov26 20t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07

$1,000 Reward is tGred by the pro-
pIieIOr OF Or. Pisrce's Golden Medical Dis
coVery for medicine that : il equa it in
the cure Of b Onchitis, severe Coughs, and
the early stages Of Consumption.
dsc3 Cs0dlw5G1t
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United states internal Reyenue.
RomebOdy 40 be blade EEannv

Yesterday the sum of 81, 1924, was paid
into the United States Internal Revenue
Office.
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RAILROAD TIiIE TABLE.

Tennessee and Pacific Railroad.
Eel Leaves Lebanon st. .T:2oA.s.
Arrives at Nashville ats 80 A. h.
Leaves Nashville at. .4;0O p. y.
Arrives 81 shannon st. $40 p. n.
Prices Stage leave Lebanon at I:30oclock An.
81 Lebanon at O'Clock P. n. on Mondays Wed
resdsys and Fridays.
Sc, E,0uis, Eempbfs, Nashville and
Chattanooga Great Central
Through Line.
Chattanooga train leaves. s:45 A. n. and $50 P. Il
4" &c errives.5.05 Pm. and l2:45 A. u
Memphis train leaves. las a. n. and 2;l5 pm.
% arrives. -..6:o0 A. n. end 4:45 P n.
81 E1uts rain leaves. I:45 A. y. and 2:15 P. NJ
Z" arrives. .5:OO P. 4.
Eullshoma train leaves. $3.50 P. Il.
" strives 1000 4. 4.
3h5 s;th A. X. train does net run on Sundays.
Th5 $50 A. 4. and BIB P 4. and 1:45 p II. trains
III daily.
Louisville and Nashville and Great
southern zs&Rfroaa.
IoEve StEtisn On North College street at $50
A y, 2;l5 2. n. AID leo An
ATTivG3 ct 500 A. n, and 4.s5 ?. Il.
The 2:lS 2, II. train Goes lot stop &c Eny pOiuf
between Nashville and GsIisttn, EXCEPT Edge
Held q JUNCTION.
GaLI1tisa Accommodation, Daily.
Leaves Ess yiile.. 80 p 4.
Louisville and Nashville and Greai
Southern NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Decatur Division.
Leave l.. q \. BepOf, North College street
going SOutb-s:I5 AM; 4:E5 PM
Arrive NOrth-505 AN; 1:50 Pm.
Through rains arrive and depart from Louis
vii and Nashvil Depot, North College street
Passengers car take trains at Louisville and
Nashville Depot or Nashville and Chattanooga
Depot
CoLUsBIA AoCoaAoDATIoE-Leaves s:ISg P
r., arrives 10 An, from L. & n. Depot, North
Coll &c street.
81. Louis, evansville, Henderson and
Nashville Railway.
St Louis Mail leaves Nashville. AN A.
Accommodation leaves Nashville Las N
St Louis N ail arrives at Nashville. .II:55 PA
Accommodation arrives st Nashville 7:4O An
Louisville and CInGfDuatf Short line
Railroad.
Trains leave aldarrive ct Louisviiie Is follows.
Southern Fast Line, exosyt
SUNDAY. ..-..-.-....... s36 Z. Il. $50 P. Il.
New York Express, daily. S:F5 ?. Il. $50 A ~
New York Night Express,
-, Gs,y....; l1:Oo7. \; 1900 Il.
SUNDAY. -s..ss.......... eco 4. =. $50 p. x |
LeE'nErcl Express, EXCEPT
sunday: ..............' ESQ y, Z. HOO A. X.
Lagrange Accommodates
EXCEPT surday......... sos F.x. 8so5 4. 4.
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For Sale or Rent-Dwelling House 81,
South Cherry st. p. P. PECK. MOVIE
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Standard Books for children, 1Os Church.
dec6 Il
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Nashville Trunk Manufact0ry.-I
am nos selling Ladies' SaraJoas and Gen
tlemen's travelling Trunks LADIES' and
Gentlemsn's Solid S1!s Leather Trunks;
also al varieties Of Valises ard Satcbels st
reduced prices. 81 North College street,
between Union and Church streets.
WM. DUNsTEAD.
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Police EteSiugS.

The affar occurred a. a colOred ball,
night before last. Jordan Howard came
in, and as chairs were somewhat scarce, be
sat down Ia Roxy J0hUs0u's lap, as he did
not wish TO soil his new iO6-skin trOwsers
| by sitting down On the floor. Thus COM
| fortably seated, Mr.. Howard interested
| bimseif by gazing upon the Eumerou: occu-
! pants of the dancing hal, as they moved
| rapidly about, at this jurcture, John
Williams, a c0iCTed man ana brother, entered
the room. Approaching Roxy, the
| newcomer euteTedigtO sweet CONVEX Sc With
that dark skirned maiden, to which How
ard ohjec,ed. johnson continued his COLI
versation, WheTsnp0n Howard pulled out
pistol, iBtlmatiDG hat lie T0Hlu very much
like TO psTforate Johns0u's frame. II was
evident, from the tasam ny Of witnesses,
that Howard had prepared himself for
"muss," IS ne was &C 0mpauied by his
s1psrduer," who carried 3 stone # large d.
mansions in enc of The pockets
of his swailoE-'ail. Howard stated in
the Police Court that he "hz3 bin totiH'
dat pistol for several DAYS, bat that it
.'wouidn't shoot nobody" When Z police
man bore down upon the scene Of testify
ties, Howard's "p2rd" hasely deserted
hin, ard Il! his yay-.iEe preparations were
of no avail.
Ed. Bertrsm, Emanuel Veddis, Henry
Watkins and Cornelius Brown form q quar-
tet.e well known 20 the police authorities,
They are all Teyro BOYS ranging in age
from ten to fifteen years. Their princi-
pal occupation in life seems to be
10 turn suInmersaulJs on stable roofs, pick
ND little articles, Of more or less value,
which tNey find lying around loose "Dar-
miscus like" While iuGusfriOusiy pursu-
ing their accustomed ayoCaa0a last Thurs
DAY, they were ordered away by q young
man whose barn roof they had been using
IS a playground. They did not choose to
oteY this somewhat per m1toCy comm and,
hu', like Mary'S little lamb, hev Fingered
patiently about, 'Impro The time in huTl-
Interpretations and stones 1t the Youth who
had ordered them 70 leave. While thus
a!easartly and prof ably engaged, the white
boy received reinfarcrman's and the little
rssczls we're "c0Eelled" and marched off
TO the lookup. The prosecuting witness
testified that the boys left a sack PARTLY
filed with coal, aud that he saw one of the
parry carrying chunk ofcOsi from the barn
towards where the sack had heea left.
The four youngsters We're fnel $40 each,
and SEM down TO The Workhouss 10 toll in
the Interests of tbs city uJiii the amount is
maid.