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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-08
Only San. OATS Al.

Here is a very good anecdOte, reminding
one somewhat of Mrs. Stoves "TOpsy:"
During the last year Of the war, con-
traband came into the Federal lines in
North Carolina, and was marched up TO the
officer of the day to give an account Of
HIMSELF whereupOn the following colloquy
ensued:
s.What is your name?"
stMy names Sam"
"Sam what?'
'No, sab, not Sam Watt. Use jist
Sam"
.IWhat's your other name?"
81 hasn't got no oder name, sab. Use
Sandals all"
"What's your masters name?"
.q'se got no master now; massa ruined
awsy-yah! yah! Pse free Niger now"
"Well, what's your fathers and mothers
name?"
'I'se got none, sah--neber had none. Use
list Sam -ain't nobody else"
Haven't you got any brothers and Sis
ters?"
'tIo, sab; neber had none. No brudder,
no sister, no fader, no mudder, 10 msssa-
nothin' but Sam. When you see Sam you
see all there is Of u.s."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-08

We are grieved to chronicle the death of
our well Known citizen e. II. Barry, who
died at his residence on Berryhill street,
last night at II O'Clock, after protracted
illness. Mr.. Barry was practical printer,
and the eldest son of w. L. Barry, Esq,
the Oldest printer in the United States, TO
whom we offer our condo!emant in this his
sal bereavement.
The death of Mr.. Barry leaves void
that cannot well be filled. While in good
health, he was one of our most useful citi-
z9rs, and among his many warm personal
friends was highly esteemed. He was one
of tie Oldest Odd Fellows in the city, and
bright and shining light ia the Order.
For some years past, he has been the faith
ful and jealous Secretary Of the Grand
Lodge and Scribe Of the Grand
Eucampment, which positions he filed
with credit to himself and honor to the
brotherhood. In bis demise, the order has
lost one Of its best members. The funeral
Of Mr.. Barry will take place from the
Church of the Advent on Sunday evening
al 2 O'Clock, and viii be attended by tine
members of the order.
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CONGRESSMAN 5rH DIST, AND JOINT SENATOR.
CarEOffR Patti.

Speaking of the musical celebrities OF
New York, the Sunday Ne1Ds says that
Patti comes of musical and mOney-mak-
ing family, and has mingled money and
music all over. She is as shrewd as any
agent in the making of bargain, and
spends her income lsvishly in dresses and
diamonds. She is specially proud of her
hands, feet and figure; her bots are OF the
finest and most expensive patterns; she
has always on hand several hundred dol
lars worth of gloves, and has decided
passion for low .necked dresses. She
Is naturally addicted to elegant idle
ness, and, although she learns music
with wonderful facility, she studies as
little as possible. Her favorite pastime
Il riding, and every fine day she is
10 the park, on he road or paying calls.
S1e is somewhat a soce.y woman, gees to
b dis and parties, though she does not dance,
and Ia of the liveliest disposition ima5in-
aDe, though naughty toward all who are
strsncers. or presume upon her familiarity.
She is the soul Of mirth among her lntl-
mates, and as full Of repartee as French
woman. She speaas all modern languages,
including English, and makes even Inc
harsh German tongue sound unsteady
| Che las G64 EtNGEsl ulSt.iAENA4S-IOA OAASAS VI
marriage, but is still single. 1t was gen
orally understood that she was engaged to
Ritter, the pianist, who formerly made
a professional tour of the country,
| though now in Paris; but tbs
! match, if ever really contemplated, has
! since been broken eff by mutual consent
! Carlotta was also the heroine Of an adven-
tura ia Paris, some years since. She was
prosecuted by the matrimonial intentions
Of an oil English peer who became enam-
| ored oE her and wished to make her pos
! SCISSOR of his castles, of bis titles aud OF ms
| decAyed self. The lady declined them a l,
aud one dag absolutely chased her noble,
though ignoble, admirer and prosecutor Out
Of the house into the street. Hs left Paris
the next day, and the fair Carlotta was pes
| tered with him no more. Her relations
| with her sister Adelins ere OF friendly
though not intimate character. She IS
much attached to her brother Carlo, whom
che greatly resembles.
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New Advertisements.

Thomas 5. Mari has a corporation bond
for sale.
All the furniture at the National Hotel,
Sumner street, will be sold at auction on
he 18th Of November.
Or. r. owen, Clerk and Master Chancery
Court, Waverly, has an advertisement else
where, 10 which we direct attention.
Alex. Hall. Administrator, gives notice
hat the insolvency Of the estate # h. q.
Jackson, deceased, has been suggested.
The firm of Hugheo & Anderson has been
tissoivad-John II. Anderson retiring. The
Id firm is succeeded by Hughes * Turner,
who still continue the hardware business
d he old stand on Broad street.
John Gilgap & Co. have 1000 yards silk
finished alUaeas, which they are closing out
II a bagsi..
Ely & ", Iteside are opening daily new
STYLE has and winter underwear.
John O'Mally, Church street, has just re
ceived fge thousand head large fine cab
Rage, which are for sale by the hundred or
barrel.
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Tho Nashville PostOGiee.

Through the kindness of Mr.. Joseph D
Carrell, chief clerk of our postOttice, we are
put in possession OF some very interesting
facts with regard to that important lnstltu-
ton.
The Office gives employment to thirteen
clerks and nine carriers, in addition 10
which ten route agents running on the dlf-
ferent railroads cengering in Nashville are
paid here.
The money order business shows very
encouraging increase. By a la55 arrange
ment effected by the government, we are
enabled to send money to Great Brltaln,
Germany and Switzerland, and as our Guy
contains many hundreds OF fore 51ers, VINO
regularly remit portion of their earnings
TO the old country, this arrangement pro.
vides them with much cheaper method OF
transmission than any before existing,
Our people seem to have wrong ideas
with regard to depOsiting letters in the
street boxes, evidently believing that they
are more certain Of going out by the brst
mail than If they are left at the office; but
this is not the case with letters mailed be-
foe five O'Clock IN the evening, for al let
tiers ere carefully collected up to that
hour.
The nav of the carriers is much less than
it should be, as I'll but two receive only $8OO
per annum-the two exceptions receiving
thousand. An effort has been made 10 this
city, as well as in most of the
cities in the Union, to have the
pay Of carriers increased, put
like a good many other sensible move
ments, has been unsuccessful. The pay o.
! these men should be raised to at least
hundred dollars per month. As q class
| they are men Of intelligence, and as theh
duties require their constant attendance
/ through all kinds OF weather, they earl
more money than they receive.
The business done in our post otncf
during the month of October, is as follows
Mail letters delivered, 1882; local let
| tiers delivered, 4,30I; newspapers, ETC., de
livered, 29,07S; letters returned to the
office, 2l; letters collected 31,O59; news
papers, ETC., collected, 1879.
The letters passing through the Office In
crease in numbers as the fall business
| our merchants increases; thus we have
| 68.66S mail letters delivered in the monti
| of July, Il, 504 during the month OF Aug
| ust, 75,O36 during September aud 1880
| for the month Of October.
At one time during the war slxty'seVeI
clerks were employed in the Nashville Post
Office, and were kept constantly busy, ou
| that was when our city contained nun
| bred thousand inhabitants, besides oelnt
the distributing point for the mail matter
| of a portion Of the Federal army.
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brilliant Wedding in Montgomery
County.


Wednesday evening last large number
Of guests assembled NJ the residence Of Mr.
Steven Lyon, Esq, in Montgomery county,
TO witness the marriage OF ms oe4utliul ana
accomplished daughter, Miss Lettie, and Mr.
Garth Brockman, one of the NEST exceHehI
Young men Of that county. BY the ap-
pointed hour, eight O'Clock, the parlor was
well flied with anxious friends to witness
the nuptial ceremony, and soon the BRIDE
and groom entered, their attendants being
Miss Lizzie Sebree, Of Kentucky, and Je1
House, ESQ, Miss Carrie Ross and Joseph
Warfeld, Esq Miss Pattie Warf1eld ana
George L. Alley, Esq. When the two had
been pronounced one, shower of congrat-
ulaiions was bestowed, after which the
guests and newly welded ones with their
graceful attendants were shown to the
fe. tive board, regarding whose delicious
complements words are inadequate to de-
scribe as the cultivated appetites Of the
large party we're unable to demohsh. Va
rious brands of wine aud champagne were
made conditional means for the evenings
entertainment, the terpsichorean character
Of which was manifested and earnestly en-
loved, after the company had eaten TO their
satisfaction.
A most pleasant feature OF the dancng
was TO witness the bride and groom, who
enjoyed this part of the entertainment not
less than the large number present, among
whom were Col. John T. House, Miss An
ME Bowling, of GAINESVILLE; Miss Katie Ben
and Miss Sebree, of Trenton, KentucHS;
The occasion assembled many refined ana
culivus ID persons, and the evenings enter
tainment was one of brilliant spleEdor and
graceful enjoyment. May the lives OF the
bride and snd groom be cloudless of sorrow,
but ever bright with happiness and pure
with love that has 40 ending. Deems.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-08
rhe First yIetim-who NeAtf

The jackson, West Tennessee, Plain
dealer, November ,, says:
.sMr. f. A. Keelan, who, up to few
weeks ago, has been Postmaster at Den
mark for nearly eight years, has been re-
moved, and Mr.. W. W. Newburn (Radl-
cali appointed in his place. We have been
shown a correspondence by Mr.. Keelan
between himself and Washington Official,
ia regard TO this matter, which is curious
10 ssY the least. We hope, for The honor
Of the country, Mr.. Keelan will publish
this correspondence, aud the evidence OF
his own vindicatiou from the charge on
which he was removed. If under-work
and mean work has been going On, let 1t be
uncovered" as.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-08

The attention of the members Of the
Tennessee Press Association, and Of all
others interested, is called to the fact that
4. be regular meeting Of the Association will
commence At Chattanooga on ! thursday,
Nov. IS, ,instead Of on Wednesday, goth, as
heretofore published.
RIG. WHITE, Sec. T. 2. a.
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STATE OF TIE WEATHER..
WAR DEPARTMENT.,

OFFICE OF CHEF SIGNAL OFFICEB,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. Z, 1877
P,o5a5iIities.-Over all Northwest, ana
thence to Ohio Valley, Kentucky, and len
nessee rising Barometer, North"esserly
winds and clear weather with frosts on
Fridav morning. On lakes and thence over
Eastsrn and Middle States clearing, clear
and verv cool weather with fresh and brisk
North westerly winds. In South Atlantic
States, clearing weather and NOrthwesterly
Winds veering to Northerly. On Western
GnIf brisk Northerly winds veering to
Northes,terly With partly cloudy weather
Warning signals are ordered for DetEois'
Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo, Rochester aad
Oswego and are continued for MILWAUKEE,,
Grand Howard and Chicago.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-08

Saturday last, at Clark, Quaife & Co.'S
furnace, eight miles north of Elizabethtop,
Abraham Buckets, while riding to church,
vas shot and instantly killed by Thomas
PARTS, who, being drunk, committed The
Iced Because his victim refu sed to comply
with his request to 60 back and bring some
paper from his house. PatTits escaped, ard
y, hen last heard from vas pUrs ued by citi-
ypuS.
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imported in Bond.

The business of our Surveyor Of Gus
toms is Increasing by degrees, and he is be-
ginning to feel the want OF sure enough
customhouse badly, where articles in bond
can be securely and safely kept. Among
lle recent direct importations to this city
$ a large lot of the genuine Holland Gin
and Irish and Scotch whistles just received
In bond at the well known house Of George
A. Dickel & Co.
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DIED.

OLEEs-In this city, last evening; =. y.
CTpEs. lumber merchant, after snort p Ut s SJ1
Tere illness. His loss is deeply regret1eu Dy III
Tbe friends and acquaintance OF deceased are
in1ited to attend his funeral at o CLOCK Onls
afternoon from 200 North Front street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-08
Do.,n osa Nor,hern visitor.

Mr.. James ASercrOmie, Jr.. only son OF
he Rev. James Abecromie, Of the Episcopal
church at Lockport, n. Y, died at Aiken,
:. c., on Saturday last. The deceased had
recently sraduated with high distinctions,
at Hobart College, Geneva, aud at the time
# his death was a candidate for the holy
calling of his father. He had been brought
10 Aiken by his father for the benefit of bis
health,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-08
RIVER NEWS.

The river was swelling at this point yes
terIav with II inches on the Shoals
Weather fair and pleasant.
The Memphis appeal says that Caps;
Wolf. of the J. J. AOert, with diver and
blasting apparatus has gone to Smith Island
TO blast out the wreck of the Robert Moore
at the head Of Cumberland Island.
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znestricaI troupe Coming.

We learn that the justly celebrated &C
tress, Mrs. D. ?. Bowers and her troupe Of
accomplished actors are TO occupy tho
Opera House, On the evenings Of 1874 aud
zUh instant. Our play Eosrs viii no doubt
~ Joy rich treat ofiegitimate acting. Re-
served seats will be for sale in time at Nc
JiGre's Music Store.
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oc22tf

For Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Depression
of Spirits ana General Debility IN their
various forms, a preventive against fever
and ague and other intermittent levers, the s,
@Ferro-P hosphorated Elixir Of Calisaya,"
made by CasweIl, Hazard & Co., New
York. and sold by all druggists, is the best
tonic for patients recovering from fever or
sickness. 1t has no equal.
mh29 Paw friSatues 1y
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

Tennessee and Pacific Railroad.
FOL Leaves Lebanon ST. $40 Az
Arrives at Nashville st-.S:40 A. 4.
Leaves Nashville at. AGO P. n
Arrives az Lebanon at. .6:3O p. n.
Prices Stage leave Lebanon at O'Clock ,P NJ
on TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays. Arrive
at Lebanon at O'Clock A. N. on Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays.
81, Esouis. Memphis, Nashville and
Chattanooga Great Central
Through Line.
Chattanooga rsin leaves sl5 4. n. and S:15 P. 4.
" arrtyes.1:05 Pm. and 1888 A. n.
Memphis train leaves. 200 A. X. and 1:35 Pm
q arrives. ...4:45 P. n. and $50 A. Il.
st. Louis train leaves. 200 A. II.
{" srTiVes.. SOC P. K.
VuIlzhCms train leaves. $50 P. 4.
arrives. s:S5 An.
The 3:l5 A. Il. tain Goes not run On Sundays.
The 2.01 A. n. and sis P. n. and I:sJ P II. trains
M daily.
louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern Railroad.
Leave Staten on North College street at $3.50
M 2:15 P. n. and 200 AN.
Arrives az s. 90 a. IL, and 1:45 P. K.
TIE DIS p. N. tram does not stop st sny point
between Sash TiIle and GGllari1, except EGge-
field Junction.
EraEEatiu Accommodation, Daily.
Leaves Nashville. 3;SO, p NJ
louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern Eailrcssd.---Nashv1ite and
Decatur Division
Leave 1. 81 \. Depot, North College street,
going SOuth-Sl5 AN; i:55 P NJ.
Arrive North-5:O5 AN; $50 Pm.
Through rains arrive and depart from Louis
will and Nashville Depot, North College street
Passengers car take trains At Louisville and
Nashville Depot or Nashville snd Chattanooga
DeIot.
COLUMBIA ACCOEMODkTION-Leave 3:l5 P.
n, arrives 10 An, from L. s. n. Depot, North
College street.
ST. Louis. Evansville. Henderson and
Nashville Bail way.
st. Louis Mail leaves Ssshville.........c39 An
Accommodation leaves Nashville. ......l.45 P II
st Louis Mail arrives at Nashville. .1l;55 X
Accommodation arrives at Nashville. 1910 =
Louisville and CIRCtBHaSt short lime
Railroad.
Trains leave auderrive st Louisville Sc lCllovg:
LEAvE. ARRIVE.
Southern Fast Line, except
Sunday. coc A. 4 - K =
New York Express, daily. S:t5 2. *. $50 A. -
New York Night Express,
dsly ....''..s'.s 44'oVF IL Law =
Lexington Mail, except
Sundsy............s.... o;OO A. H. c'5V r d
Lexington Express, eEceP
QAy........--...-s' I.o' = - Aiov A. -
Lagrange Accommodate
except Suudsy......... 5:O5 P, y. $40 A. <
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Personal.

Capt. R. C. Williamson, of Memp his, is
in the city attending the Masonic Gran d
Lodge.
4. B. Haynes, one Of the Representatives,
elect to the Legislature from Shelby county,
is in The city attending the session OF the
Agricultural Bureau.
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Parment Of PensIOners.

This is an abstract of pension payments
. o army pensioners at the agency in Mas b.
vi!l=, for the month Of Oct der, 1872;
10 pensioners, under act Of Feb.
i .S10,11S %
% pensioners Qnvalids) ....... 1902 81
o pensioners, under act Of July
y, 1868. 100 W
=, pensioners, under act of July
Il 1862 ,'...,,.....,..... 12,79S SO
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ruNERAL NOTICE.

Died. last night at 12 O'Clock at his residence T
on Berryhil street, RICH AID Il BAER 81 ~, Is. W. W.
Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge Oh tne "
His funeral viii take place on Sunday, the lotn
inst, from the Church Of the Advent, at
o'clock PM Friends of the family ana Inelh-
hers of the Order are invited TO ttend'
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4 few days ago a daughter G! Henry Ryar,
near NorTistown, bad her foot and hand
cntangled in a cane mill, which crushed
her wrist, necessitatiug thereby its ampu-
;atiOn.
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Ex-CoNsUL BUTLER writes to frlend
that be is living in London "under his own
name" Mr.. Berg ought to see that poor
animal is relieved of so heavy a weight
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Fifty Pieces Cashmere for boys wear,
from 30 cents upwards, at Northman's, No.
20 Public Square. ocl6 eodt1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-08

Paul & TaTeI have in store full lines
of Blank Books and Counting Room and
Office Stationery. AZ Union street,
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A superior and large stock Of all kinds
of Boots, Shoes and Caters, all sizes, at
very low prices for cash.
j. RAMAGE s. Son,
oc22 II 48 College Street.
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Most elegant Black Silk, heavy repped
and soft finish, reduced from So to $3.50
a great bargain. G. RICE & Co.
-ouG ~
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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.
novt5 81 G. RICE 81 Co.
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Some of BeIIOn's renowned Black Silk,
the best in the market, at S., equal to any
in the city at 81. e. K. RICE & 20.
nOy6 st
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MARRIED.

HICKs-HO I, by Rev: =. w W,
Hovte. ALFRED II. HICKS, Jr., to Miss MAaoIs
+, HoYTE, daughter OF the officiating clergy HAL
all Of Nashville.
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Shaker Flannel Shirts and Drawers at
low prices. ELY "HirEsiDn'
oc27 cod tt
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Take Ayers Cherry Pectoral to stop
your colds, coughs and bronchial affections
before they run into consumption thai you
cannot stop. noy5 I'm tues ,wed&fri
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Fer Black and Colored Silks go to head
quarters. u. RICE q TO-
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NOtiee.-We have this day 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 IS
those at the Factory.
HALLS SAFE AND LOCK Co.
Nashville, Tenn, Oct. ID, 1871.
oel6 I'm
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Extra heavy scarlet ribbed ShirSa and
Drawers at low prices.
oc27 cod II ELY & WmTEsIDR.
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HALLS Vegetable Scilian Hair Remover
prevents the hair from falling OF. Use IT,
nny5 I'm tues, wed&frI
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Citizens and Strangers who desire .
tasty and elegant Hat OF superior quality
should call at ELY q WHTESIDE'
oc27 cod IF
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Mariuo Undershirts and Drawers at
low prices. ELY q "HAfE'AOA'
oc2T cod If
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All kinds of Fall and Winter Under
wear at low prices.
oc27 cod If Ely & WHITEsIDE.
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Handsome Black Six at 81, fully worth
81 80. u. RICE q 70
uOy6 81
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100 Pieces Cashmere for mems wear
cheaper than ever at Northman's, 20 Pub
lie Square. ocl6 eodI
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THE REaDING-ROONI.

THE REaDING-ROOM.
Spare, oh! spare that thing
The ladies wear behind,
The ridicule you fling
Is cruel and unkind.
It was no idle whim
That placed 1t on that spot
When nature formed them trim
The hump she quite forgot.
That pretty, graceful hump!
Who does not love TO seeY
1t looks so round and plump
Old fogies, let it be!
EELARGE.
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Black GrOsgrain Silk at S1.5O, cheap
at 81. IT. KICE q TO-
move st
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MISCELLANEOUS.
on. ~ r.olOc~ g0r- .s~~o~~0.
OFFICE OF SOUTHERN EN-
PRESS COMPANF,

Church street, Nashville, Tenn.
OUR PATRONS WILL PLl Sc TAKE
" notice that we are running a = --senger on
the Accommodation Train to Col Tenn;
and freight OF parcels will be reeti. IS OF :
fee up to P. Mdaily Orders left y snts
at Franklin and Columbia vii b. de-
lvered in Nashville in time to D. .-, l5 re-
turned in the afternoon Of same d8y.
oct q weds At j. MTHATChER, Ag1.
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Silks. SiIks!-The largest and cheapest
stock OF Silks in the city. Call aud judge
for yourself. u. RICE q 20.
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We are determined to sell all our goods
by Christmas if possible.
nov6 At ALEX. HOGAN, Union st.
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Dress Goods, Flannels, Waterproofs
etc.-must BE- sold.
move At ALEX. HOGAN, Union st.
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