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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-20
fANOTHER POLITICAL DEBAEE.!
Major Hubbard and Col. COlynr

In pursuance of announcement, Major
j. r. Hubbard addressed large audience
at CottOn's Drug Store on Cherry street
last night.
He reviewed, in a very able manner
Andrew Johnson's administration of affairs
as President of the United States, showing
wherein ne had exhibited incompetency,
falling far short of the Just expectations OF
the people, He asked his hearers to re.
member that Cheatham was the regular
nominee of the Democratic party, having
been chosen as such by the representatives
OF the people assembled in open conven-
ton, while johnson had put himself on the
track in violation to the wishes of the ma
Jorlty OF the party. Referring to the Sher-
man-Johnsor peace negotiations he de-
nounced, in the most scathing terms the
action of Andrew johnson in relation
thereto.
The Major was frequently interrupted by
applause, and when he left the stand, after
an eloquent and mastery address of three.
fourths of an hours duration, he was
somewhat surprised at the appearance of
Col. A. S. Colyar, who insisted upon reply
ing to the speech just delivered.
Mounting the stand, Col. Colyar repeated
the speech which he delivered at the Chat
tanooga depot Thursday night. The pic
ture which the Colonel draws of johnson
starting at one end of the State, moving
forward like an avalanche, turning neither
to the right nor the left, paying no attention
whatever to the charges which are made
against himself but devoting his whole time
and attention to making gallant fight
against Grant and Grants administration,
is grand and eloquent beyond description,
but after man has heard it fifteen or TWEEN
ty times, it somehow loses its power to in
terest him.
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SUMNER COUNTY.


Col. j. J. Turner, s. F. Wilson, ESQ,
Maj. w. S. Munday, ]. G. Vertrees, ESQ.,,
7. c. Mulligan, Esq, Capt. J. W. Blake
more, N. s. Elkin, Esq, ]. ]. Hibbitt, ESQ.,,
B. G. Barry, Esq, and others, viii address
their fellow citizens of Sumner county, on
the political issues involved in the present
canvass, at the following times and places:
Gallstfn, day and night, Monday, Oct Fl.
Castilian Springs, Tuesday, Oct. p.
Bethpage, Wednesday, Oct. g.
SsundersYille, Thursday, Oct d
Hendersonvflle, Friday, Oct. %
Shackle Island, Saturday, Oct. %.
COttontown, Monday, Oct. q.
Salem. Tuesday, Oct. g.
Mrs Aliens, Wednesday, Oct 30.
Old Mitchelville, at night, Wednesday, Get %.
Mrs Sarver's, Thursday, Oct. 81.
COatst0Wn, at night, Thursday, Oct 81.
South Tunnel, Friday, Nov. L
Riehland Station, Saturday, Nov. 2
GalIatin, Monday, Nov. 4
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POLITICAL SPEAKING.


The undersigned viii address his fellow
citizens of the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict as Elector on the Democratic ticket
for President and Vice-President, at the
following times and places, to-wit:
Murfreesboro, Rutherford CO., Monday, Oct. Fl
Woodbury., Cannon CO., Tuesday, Oct p.
Resdyyille, Rutherford CO., Wednesday, Oct.
q.
Tullahoma, Coffee CO., Thursday, Oct a. 10
Manchester, Coffee CO., Friday, Oct. %,
Winchester, Franklin CO., Saturday, Oct 26
Salem, Franklin CO., Monday, Oct g.
Fayetteville, Lincoln CO., Tuesday, Oct. 50.
Lynchburg, Moore CO., Thursday, Oct. 81
Petersburg, Lincoln CO., Friday, Nov. l. ~
Cornersyille, Marshall CO., Saturday, Nov. 2
Chapel Hill, Marshall CO., Monday, Nov.4 =.
Hon. w. II. Wisener, Elector on the Re-
publican ticket, is respectfully invited TO at
tend at the times and places mentioned.
JAS. II. LEWIS.
Papers throughout the district viii please
n0nv
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This Road, from Huntingdon by way
Of Trenton and Ripley. to Fulton on
the Mississippi river, seventy miles above
Memphis, is now being graded, and is in a
fair way 20 be completed and running as
soon as the work can be done. 1t was pro-
jected and chartered many years ago, and
surveys made. Recently the charter was
revived, and the Company reorganized
with Or. VIM. w. Lea as President, who
is now engaged in grading the read. The
route has been re-surveyed, and DIR. Lea,
with Capt. Wise A. Cooper of Trenton,o one
of the Directors and counsel for the Com.
pany, were in, the city yesterday, to perfect
an arrangement with the Chattanooga
Railroad, by which the latter agrees
to iron and furnish the road
with rolling stock, and oper-
ate it when the grading is completed.
DR.. Lea has already secured subscriptions
along the line of the road nearly sufficient
to complete the grading, and the work is be-
gun.
We hail this as an enterprise Of great
value to the country through which the
road runs, as well as to this city. 1t will
probably be link lso in the Southern
Pacific road, at least for some time, as it
will connect with the Arkansas branch of
that enterprise. We wish it speedy success.
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New Advertisements

Small brick house wanted Immediately
Bramah chickens for sale.
Chancery Court sale-see advertisements
elsewhere.
Sorrel mare and her sucking colt 500
reward.
L, o. o. F.-The Grand Encampment
assemblies on Monday and the Grand Lodge
on Wednesday.
Furniture and family groceries for sale by
Michael Joice.
7. 4. Breen, Chairman, wants proposals
for building brick pavement in the market
house.
Diamonds for sale at the Music Empori-
UNI, Masonic Temple.
Extensive auction sale by Yeatman,
Shields q Co., on Tuesday.
The thoroughbred horse Banquet for sale.
Is. w. McCann, city revenue collector
has an important notice elsewhere in re-
gard to corporation taxes.
The Choral Society have a meeting to-
morrow night.
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RADICAL MEETING.
A Confederate General and Federal
Captain shake Hands Across the
RI0Ody Chasm.

A Confederate General and Federal
Captain shake Hands Across the
Bloody Chasm.
According TO announcement by colored
brass band, the Radicals assembled at the
Court House last night, to glorify little.
The night air was rather chilly, and there
was nothing in the cause to warm either
speakers or audience, so it was proposed to
occupy the Criminal Court room, which
proposition was acceded to. Col. Prosser,
Mr.. Gavett, Mr.. Forsyth, and several
other whites, occupied front seats, while
the colored society, in large numbers, were
on the floor as standees. 1t was late
in the evening when we repaired to
the building. Gen. George Nancy, late
of the Confederate army, was concluding
his speech of an hour and half, and we
only heard enough to satisfy us that his
speech had been devoted to a defence of
his course in the espousal of the cIuse of
Grant and Wilson. He concluded his re-
marks by referring to the magnanimity of
the government and the present admins
tration, and saying that the great American
people, approaching the prosperity of the
country at large, were again ready to re-
ward the good man at the head Of the ma
ton with a re- election.
Capt. r. Tuthill followed Gen. Nancy.
He commenced his remarks by referring to
the eloquent speech that had Just
been delivered. He said that the
position taken by Gen. Nancy was
an event that he had long looked
for and prayed for! he thanked God that
the time had arrived when gallant Gene
raj in the Rebellion could come forward
and speak the honest sentiments of his
heart. This was healing of the bloody
chasm which he rejoiced TO see. He then
proceeded with bis argument in favor of the
Republican party, rejoiced that slavery,
which was once King instead of cotton in
the South, was dead, and it now behooved
the people of Tennessee to vote as her in
terests direct, and gave his cOlored hearers
TO understand that Tennessee would be-
come equally as prosperous as the States of
the Northwest if Radical rule prevailed.
His speech throughout was moderate, and
he seemed to please the colored society
muchly, judging by the applause they be-
slowed. After the adjournment of the Rad
cal meeting the tallow candles were eX-
tinguished, and not wave of trouble roll
ed over the peaceful breasts of the patriots
who retired to their homes.
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Shirts Made to Order.
Oc9 cod tillmar23, 10 sp

John NJ. Hatcher, Fayetteville district.
Thaddeus sKoskiosko, True Lewis, G..
Grimes, Savannah district.
John S. Strickland, Columbia district.
William j. Brosdhurst, John B. Sebas-
tian, Jesse NJ. Parchment, Centerville dis
tIict.
James P. Mckee, Lebanon district.
John d. West, Spart4 district.
William s. Brown, McMinnville district.
Jonathan NJ. Written, Savannah dis
trict.
James G. VOORHEES,, Franklin district.
George w. Coleman, 81. r. Walker, Cen
terville district.
David W. Stack, GAINESVILLE district.
The foregoing comprising the full list of
candidates for the various orders, and after
they had passed satisfactory examination,
Conference adjourned until $50 A. NJ. Mon
day.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

A. E. Garrett and A. Caldwell, candi-
dates for Congress In the Second Districs,
will address the people at the following
times and places:
Cookevile, Putnam CO., Monday, Oct. 81.
Sparta, White CO., Tuesday, Oct. p.
Crossville, Cumberland CO., Thursday,
Oct. "a.
We will commenc speaking at eleven
O'Clock, g. m. each day. We viii divide
time with any other candidates.
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UndeIiyered ntsnatc hes.

The following kilograms remained at the
Western Union Office:
c. II. Stockell, w. R. Bell, Charlie,
Brockwsy, Gen. James NJ. Quarles, NJ
Stratton & Co., Maj. Thomas O'Conner
Frank Gray, W. Z. Hoke, John F. Page
McCrea & CO., l.. P. Barnes, Mrs. B
Hirsch, L. II. Lanier & Son, Max Sax, Ross,
Gale & Thomas, Thomas Parkes, G. L.
Park, E. Wiggers, Dan Griffin.
Office hours Sunday, from 8 to 10 A. NJ,
and from 3 to 5P.M.
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Trunks, Valises and Satchels.-Dun-
stead, 81 North College street, between
Union and Church, has an elegant stock OF
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Trunks, which
be is selling at greatly reduced prices. He
has also variety of Ladies' and Gentle
mems Satchels. Ladies' and GAntlsmen's
Solid Sole Leather Trunks at low prices.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

JoHNsoNvILLE, TENN, Sept. 80, 1sT2.-
Editors Union and American a B.
Landlord, Greeley and Brown Elector for
the Seventh Congressional District, win
address the citizens Of Henderson co. at
Saltillo, Hardin co., Oct. 10.
Paris, Henry CO., Oct. %. D
Dover, Stewart CO., Oct. "A. lssi =
Erin, Houston CO., Oct. Is.
GAINESVILLE, Montgomery CO., Oct. 20,
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THE GUBERNATOREAL CANVASS.

Appointments for Public Speaking
By the Candidates for Governor.
The following list of speaking appoint
ments has been agreed upon between
Gov. Brown and Hon. A. A. Freeman:
Memphis, Monday, Oct. q.
Somerville, Wednesday, Oct. %.
Brow nsVille, Thursday, Oct. "a.
Trenton, Friday, Oct. 25.
Union City, Saturday, Oct. 20.
Bolivar, Monday, Oct. e.
Jackson. Tuesday, Oct. 20.
Dresden, Wednesday, Oct. go.
Huntington, Thursday, Oct. 81.
Paris, Friday, Nov. 1.
Clarksville, Saturday, Nov. 2.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS.
Public Speaking I'm the Fifth Con-
~raazfou.aN nfaRrfea

EuDuC Sp0nAAn8 IL NV EaAeA NOA-
gressiOnal District
Having been nominated as the Republi-
can candidate for Eleetor in this district,
win address my fellow citizens on the ques-
tiens at issue in the present National can
vass at the following times and places, to-
wit:
HSrtsville, Monday, Oct. 81.
Gallatin, Tuesday night, Oct. p.
Smithville, Friday, Oct. %.
Lebanon, Saturday, Oct. 26.
Kingston Springs Station, Monday, Oct.
%.
Goodletsville, Wednesday, Oct. 80.
Ashland City, Saturday, Nov. 2.
The Democratic Electoral candidate for
the Fifth District. when appointed, Is cor
daily invited to meet me at these appoint
ments, and an equal division of time win
be accorded. z. S. TUTHILL-
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Attractive Turf Pictures.

Our friend w. NJ. Rowen has recently
decorated his front windows with two Of
the handsOmest pictures to be found any.
where. One represents the Tattenham
Corner, aud the other The Last Ditch, in
which is depicted Difficulty, Danger and
Doubt. The figures of the different jock
eys are hadsomely colored, and for illumin-
ated turf pictures they can't be beat.
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DEMOCRATIC SPEAKING.
The aEOuufaan Dfstriet

Hon. John 81. Savage, Col. T. B. Muir
ray and Hon. J.. w. Burton viii address
the people on the political issues Of the can
vass at the following times aud places:
Monday, Oct. 21, Sparta.
Saturday, Oct. rs, COOkeville.
Monday, Oct. %, Livingston. -
Tuesday, Oct. %, Gaiusboro.
Wednesday, oct. 30, Chestnut Mound.
Friday, Nov. I, Smithyille.
Saturday, Nov. 2, Woodbury..
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Cheafhan D. u.

4 gentleman who has just returned to
the city from a visit to Humphreys, Perry,
Hickman and Dickson counties, reports the
Cheatham cause in flourishing condition.
He says be has visited every portion of the
counties named, has taken the trouble to
inquire infinitely, aud is satisfied that he
will lead johnson by large majority.
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TrOttfng Races,

There will be two trotting races at the
Nashville Driving Park on next Tuesday
the first two mile heats 10 harness, with
Fuller's Jenny B., Williams Business and
Daniels Gypsy Maid as the contestants.
The second race is mile heats to harness.
best three in five, between Widener's Red
Cloud and Beech's George.
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HARRIS AND HOUSE.

Gov. Isham G.. Harris and Hon. John T.
House viii address the people at the fol-
lowing times and places:
Murireesboro, Monday, Oct. p.
Lebanon, Tuesday, Oct. o.
Mckenzie, Wednesday, Oct. e.
Chattanooga, Saturday, Oct. Is, at night.
Morristown, Monday, Oct. %.
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SfRbhing Affair.

At Springfield, on Friday night last, a
difficulty occurred bet ween a white man
named Pollock, and negro, over a fiddle.
Coming together, the negro got the ad-
vantage, and fell on top, when Pollock took
a knife from his pocket and stabbed his ad-
versary several times. The negro, we I'M
derstand, is not dangerously wounded.
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FOR CONGRRSS AT LARGE.

The appointments Of Messrs. Cheathzm,
johnson, and Maynard in Middle Tennes-
see have been slightly changed. Instead of
IS before announced, they win speak at
Bolivar, Monday, Oct. q.
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Mammoth Potato.

a seven pound sweet potato, Of the Ber-
muds species has been left at this office by
J. G. Frazier. Having lefG the records Of
the Supreme Court, be Is now leaving re-
cord of what he knows about the farm and
garden,
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DamaSk and Lace Curtains
Mr.. FORREST has the most nninua dra.

Mr.. FORREST has the most unique dra-
matte library in America, and gallery of
personal photographs, led off by a full
length, sun copy of himself, taken by Bos-
ton artist, thai has, we think, no parallel In
the world. 1t is lfs-like and life-size, and
you feel like talking to it as yon see it.
1.-THE Dog of Montargis," which acted with
him when be was poor stroller, is painted
from the real, and when Col. Scott, the rail-
road king, called on Forrest, the king Ofthe
stage, a few days ago, Forrest pointed to the
picture and said: "He often got more ap-
plause than / did, and when he was
poisoned at New Orleans, had him painted
after he died. He was one of my best
friends, for he never complained, was ready
to share with me my sorrow, and always
rejoiced over my triumphs." II Forest
could lecture on his personal history he
would alternately drown the house with
tears, and convulse it with laughter
PHILADELPHIA Press.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Ex-senator Fowler and Judge Trimble,
candidates for Presidential Elector on the
Greeley and Grant tickets, will speak at
Memphis, Monday, Oct. Fl. F
State papers requested TO copy.
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In view of the extent to which small pox
is prevailing in Louisville, it is fitting time
TO suggest That vaccination is a good thing
in all well regulated families. The disease
broke out very suddenly at Louisville, and
the same thing might occur here.
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Chapped hands, face, rough skin, PIN.
pies, ringworms, salt-rheum, 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.
mar3i sunStthurs lV
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Rannuef for sale.

Arch. Cheatham's fine stallion BANQUET
noted racer in his day, is offered for sale
He is a fine looking animal, has made a
number Of excellent races, and altogether
is a good horse to have.
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Latest arrivals by to-day's Express,
Satin striped Sateens in all the new shades,
the latest novelty Of the season at low
figures. G.. RICE & Co.
Oct20 81
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So Ps.-Al the newest shades of cash
meres for ladies' suits, the best quality il
the city at low prices.
oct20 st G., RICE & Co.
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Elegant Paris @Wrappings.- Just
opened, an additional lot of elegant Paris
Wrappings in Cloths and Velvets. These
goods are exquisite in style and material,
and at moderate prices.
THOMPSON BROS. & KELLY,
ocIS st Summer street.
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The cheapest stock of Hosiery, Gloves,
Ribbons, Handkerchiefs, Linens, Damssk,
Towels, Napkins, ETC.,
1t ]. 81. BONDS, Summer street.
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J. III. Bond, at II st. Cloud Block,
Summer street, is selling the most stylish
Dress Goods to be found in the city at the
lowest prices. 1t
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NOtiee.-We have this Iday appointed
Messrs. CRAIGHEAD, BREAST & 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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POLITICAL.
Ashland ana CharIotte.

A8nAAnO ana NnAfl0g1o.
Gen. James n. Quarles and Player Mar
tin, ESQ, will address the citizens Of Cheat
ham county, at Ashland, on Monday, the
21st, and the citizens Of Dickson county,
at Charlotte, on Monday, the 4th Of No
.Vember,
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Fine EFUFI.

At the late fair, Cheafham s. Clement
took the first premium for the finest coliec-
ton Of pears on exhibition. Among the
varieties were q number from trees import
ed from the Old World.
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CITY NOTICES.

New invoice Silk Lustre Alpacas, best
and cheapest, just received by express at
oc202t ALEX. HoGAN's, Union st.
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One Case very fine Irish Poplins receiv-
ed by to-day's express, in all the newest
shades, at panic prices.
oc20 st G.. RICE & Co.
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Come and get your Kid Gloves-New
lot Just received at
1t j. 81. BONDS, Summer street.
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Another addition Of Ladies' Silk Ties
much handsomer than the last, received
to-day. G. RICE & Co.
oc2O st
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The Robertson county folks do not feel
as cheerful this g III as usual, for the reason
that the tobacco crop of that county is one
third short thf year.
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Come to j. H. Bonds, Summer street,
and buy the Ostrich Brand Black Apacas,
all qualities, cheap. 1t
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Sateensl Sateens! Sateens!-All-wool
Sateens,- elegant quality, down TO so cents.
oct20 st G.. RICE 81 Co.
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One Case elegant Ottoman Shawls. re-
ceiyed by to-day's express, the .handsomest
and cheapest in Nashville.
oc20 st q. RICE & Co.
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Ole Bun Coming.

The renowned Ole Bull and troupe have
engaged Masonic Hall, for the 10Th, 10th
and 18th of January next.
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A large stock of Flannels-Shaker, Bal.
lardvale, Opera, Medicated, all sorts at re-
duced prices at
1t j. 81. BONDS, Summer street.
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Flannels, Flannels.-The largest and
cheapest stock Of Flannels at Northman's,
Public Square. oc16 leodtf
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On Cherry street last night, a reporters
note book. The finder will please leave at
this Cffice. 1t
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Fifty Pieces Cashmere for boys wear,
from so cents upwards, at Northman's, No.
20 Public Square. ocl6 eodn
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Blankets, Blankets, at astonishing
bargains at Northman's, No. 20. Public
Square. oc16 eodtf
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Attention, Saloon Keepers and Fami-
lies.-We have just received choice lot Of
Dried Beef, which we are offering low.
GENNETT q Co.,
oc1S st SO and IS South Market street.
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n..4,s, " OIL n. IT..

Beautiful New Style Dress Trim
mings.-Trimming YelVets and Velours IN
all the new shades. Also Silk aud Bullion
Fringes, Gimps, Vac Laces, and Mourning
Passementerie Buttons, etc.
THOMPSON Bros. & KELLY.
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MARRIED.

KEMPKALL-NIGHTIN Cincin-
natl, on the nth inst, WIN. KzMPKALL, Of
Nashville, to Miss EMMA NIaETIHGALE, Of the
former place.
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Messrs. W. G. Berry & Co., have Harp.
er'S Magazine for November.
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We are determined that nobody shall
sell cheaper than we.
oc20 2t ALEX HOGAN, Union st.
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New arrival Of those handsome Broehe
and Anglo-Indisn Shawls and Scarfs, very
cheap, at Northman's, Public Square.
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100 Pieces Cashmere for mems wear
cheaper than ever at Nertbman's, 20 Pub.
lie Square. oc16 eodtf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-20

New Dress Goods, choice lot, just re-
ceived at
oc20 2t ALEX. HoGAN's, Union st.