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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-13
LATEST MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH

GALVESTON. Sept. II. - CottoD quiet;
Texas ordinary 1850; good ordinary 164c
net receipts 200 bales; sales IS bales; stock
5000 bales. Weekly net receipts 1,175
bales; exports coastwise 467 bales; sales 75t
bales.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 12-Cotton quiet;
middlings 1876; low middlings 1916; strict
good ordinary lie; net receipts $50 bales;
gross receipts $50 bales; exports coastwise
500 bales; sales 100 bales; stock 3,605 bales.
Weekly net receipts 1852 bales; gross re-
ceipts 2,777 bales; exports to Great Britain
1,122 bales; coastwise 1905 bales; sales $50
bales.
MOBILE, Sep. 12-Cotton firm and in
fair demand; middlings 1S461Sac; low mid
middling lie; strict good ordinary Isle; net
receipts 34S bales; exports coastwise LA
bales; sales 200 bales; stock $685. bales.
Weekly net receipts 905 bales, exports
coastwise LOLA bales; sales 101 bales.
SAVANNAH, Sep. 12.-Cotton firm and
unchanged; middlings 1Sc; net receipts 60
bales; exports coastwise l ,440 bales; sales
800 bales; stock 2,044 bales. Weekly net
receipts 3,499; exports coastwise 1908
bales; sales 1919 bales.
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New Advertisements.

Spencerian steel pens.
See bankruptcy notice.
Sheriff's sale.
The President of the Board of Trustee:
of the Vanderbilt University adveTtises fol
sealed proposals for brick work.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of Buffalo Bill, Texas Jack and Wild Bill
who appear at the Opera House Hext week.
Corinthian Lodge meets this evening.
Clothing and dry goods to be had cheap
at The sales of Yestman, Shields & Co.
Ford Reddick IS announced a candidate
for Councilman.
Valua' lie library for sale at McClure's.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment of Madam Des Hayes.
John w. Cspps is announced as csDdi-
date for Councilman from the second ward.
A lot of Hart s. Henslev's celebrated G.
G. G. hams to be had of S. Cooley, No. As
Broad street.
We refer to the advertisement of A. Set
lift in city notice column.
The Nashville Savings Company, corner
of Union and College streets, are doing a
regular exchange and banking business;
they receive deposits AID allow interest
thereon; they furnish drafts, in amounts
wanted, on London, Dublin, Edinburgh,
and all parts of Germany; they negotiate
loans on favorable terms; they buy and sell
exchange on New York, Cincinnati and
New Orleans; they buy and sell Govern
eminent, State, county and city bonds, and
they at all times pay the highest rates for
gold, silver, elc.
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Marriage Licences.

The following marriage licences were is
sued for the week ending yesterday:
Mi,hael Morgsn and Mary Valdez.
w. F. Mckee and Jennie Fry.
Eli M. Skipwith and Charlie Wilkerson
Elm. Stone and Lizzie P. Priest.
NJ. Werthan ard Minnie Lehman.
James A. Martin and Sarah j. Baker.
Owen Lynch and Margaret Dowd.
Thos. A. Porter and Anna L. Donnegan.
II. Fritz and Eliza Fessler.
Archibald Wilson ard Maggie Dolin,
81. S. Todd and Al &c Whiteman.
COLORED.
Jim Pen 3leton and Ann Smart.
Jackson Lee and Mary Jane McCsleb.
Joshua GrigsDy ana Elizabeth Andrews.
John McCrea and Ann Dabney.
John Woods and Amanda Pucks.
Henry G. Anderson and Mary j. Halle.
Sandy Donelson and Julia FOgg.
Andrew Perry and Elizabeth Martin.
Cooper Battle and Frances Jordan,
Anthony Newsom an Matte Pegram.
John Carter and Cora White.
VIM. Hall and Martha j. Overton.
Charles Bigley and Fanny Lester.
James Berry and Lucinda Pettus.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The transfers in real estate for the week
ending yesterday were as follows:
John II. Buddeke and q. Ii, Wes-
SCI to Patrick A. Feehan, deed
of gift to lot ia McGavock's ad-
dition to Nashville.
n. Hobson and others t Henry
Cooper, John F. DemoVile, R.
II. Gardner, W. W, Berry and
others, land in Seventeenth dis
trlct.,. .S3D,UOO w
Jan es McGoVern to James 81.
HARRISON, lot in Buens Vista
plan. ...................... 400 90
David G. Preston to Alex. Lyle,
lot in Shelby county, TeDn.... 1850 90
E. B. McClanahan, trustee, and
A. ]. Harding TO John Tignor,
lot in Thirteenth district. ..... 200 90
n. Baxter, Jr., Clerk and Master,
to j. F. Whe, ess, lot in McNairy
property l1O w
John 81. Graves TO j. E. and j. T.
Carney, land in Twenty-fourth
district. .......... ......... 400 90
j. 81. Collins, Revenue Collector,
and Thos. Sneed TO W. Wood
folk, land on Franklin pike. 81 50
w. B. Hays to j. F. Baker, land
in county ................... 2,O11 10
E. ID. Whitwortb, Sheriff to VIM.
Smiley, land in 10Th District. 219 %
n. Baxter, Jr., G. Il NJ. to j. F.
Eubanks, land in county. ..... S84 90
W. E. Hsygood to John W. Mad
din, lots in Edgefeld. ......... $50 90
L. H. Thompson and others to
Mollie A. Grizzard, lot in Edge
field. ................ 1890. SO w
James Whitworth to Elizabeth
Froner, deed of gift to lot in
Ssundersville
n. Baxter, Jr., G. and NJ. to J.
A. Hayes, To- in Hynes' addi-
ton. ........... -. ........ 1920 90
county. ............. ........ 1000 90
N. Harsh to Geo. Harsh, interest
in lot in city -. ............ 1000 90
r. S. Gleaves to James T. Gleaves,
land in 10Th district. -. ..... 600 90
r. L. Bell to D. F. Wilkin, lot in
city......................... SO3 80
E. D Whitworth, Sheriff to w.
B. Whittemore, land in county. $50 90
B. Turbeville to Chas. Ignaty, lot
in McCampbell's plan. ....... $50 90
w. j. Dunklin to Pleasant A.
Smith, land in 9Th district..... 1000 90
E. D. Whitworth, Sheriff, to Mary
Ballentine, lot in cty......... 1926 80
S. j. Underwood to D. F. Wilkin,
lot in city ................... 800 90
J. w. johnson to Michael Knox,
lot in North Nashville. ...... $50 90
N. Baxter, jr., Clerk and Master,
to James Pendegrast, lot in
Boyd's addition. 200 90
Ebenezer Bradley to Henry Man
gam, lot in city,. 300 90
john Casper to Charles 81. Goen
and Calvin Morgan; land in I'd
and 18th districts. ........... $500 90
John L. Kirby to Mary E. Kirby,
deed of gift to lot in E gefeld.
Martha Z. Foster to David Ram
sey, lot in Warren county,, 255 40
Same to John G. Brown, lot in
same place. ........s........f 365 80
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.
Local Report for this City, Friday,
Sept. IL, 1873.
WAR DEPABrsrErr.
" - Af1E ADJ aA14fAg
OFFICE CF CHIEF 81 NAL OFFICER,

OFFICE CT CHIEF 81 NAL OFFICER,
WAsHIEeTCN, ID. C., Sept. II, 1873.
REHABILITATION Saturday for New
England, the pressure will diminish with
fresh and brisk southerly to westerly winds,
cloudy weather and rain, but followed BY
clear ng weather over The southern portion
during the afternoon ard evening, and over
the northern portion ct night. For the
Middle States, fresh and brisk soutberly- 10
westerly winds, cloudy weather and rain
tonight, the former veering 10 west and
north on Saturday, with clearing weather
and falling temperature. For the South
Atlantic and Gulf States eas' Of the Missis-
sippi, light and fresh winds and clear or
partly cloudy weather. For Tennessee and
the Ohio valley, cl)udy weather and rain
tonight, winds veeriDg to fresh brisk north
terly on SATURDAY N 2rning With clearing
weather and falling temperature. For the
lower lake region, clCudy weather, rain aud
winds veering to brisk and high northwest
erly tonight, with CLEARING weather and
lower temperature on Saturday,. From Mis-
scuri and Iowa to DO!tseFu Indiana and
the upper lakes, brisk uortneriy winds, low
er temperature and clear or partly cloudy
weather on Saturday, with frost at night.
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Ninth ward Picnic.

1t is believed that fully seven hundred
dollars was realized from the picnic in the
Ninth Ward on Thursday night last. The
elegant cake presented by the members of
Hamilton Fire Company No. 2, was ratified
off at late hour in the night, and won by
Miss Carrie Kuhu. The cigar case pre-
sented by Col. Prosser was won by John
Hess, Jr. The members of the "Mob" ac-
quilted themselves handsomely during the
evening, and planted their bstteries so IS to
keep up raking fire upon the pockets Of
the initiated, who were numerous.
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An Act of CrupIty.-Cbapped han,

An Act of Cruelty.-Chapped hands
and face are the NEST serious anaoyances
that farmers, and people who labor much
out of doors, experience from exposure.
Exposed persons, especially children, re-
peatedly suffer intensely from great cracks
upon the hands, that often bleed. It's cruel
to allow ones self or others to suffer in his
way, when the means of positive proven
ton are 80 easy to De had, and so cheaply,
as to pay ten cents for cake of Hand Sa-
polio. Hand Sapolio is not only better than
the eostliest soap for removing dirt, but it
and pliable. Sold everywhere.
sent dlW&wlt
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A Hint to Housewives

A Hint to HOuseWiVes.-How to keep
Kitchen Ware Clean and Bright.-Every
housewife, OF neat and tidy habits, takes
especial delight in keeping sll the tin, COZ
per and iron ware of her kitchen as c.ean
aud bright as psinstaking labor can make
them. A pride in this direction is com
mendable, and always meets the smiling
approval Of the ''tyrant man" who pays the
household bills. Remember that Sapolio is
the only thing On earth that will make an
old furnished tin pan or rusty kettle shine
as bright as new. And by the use Of Sa-
polio it is the quickest aud easiest thing in
the world to keep every utensil in high
state of polish. sep13 d1w&W1t
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Blast Furnaces.

To the Union and American:
have been requested by several parties
in the last two days, to state my views, il
regard to Mr.. Sigman's letter on blast fur
naces. Col. Colyar and Mr.. Brennan's letter
o. the subject in your issue this morning,
is all that is necessary to say on the matter
as agree entirely with their views.
will only say in addition, and l don't
think can make a better reply, that l am
now making preparations to build blast
furnace myself in Nashville. 1t will nee
cessarily be some time before it is completed
as my means are limited butt aCM be
6uilt''. Go thou, and do likewise.
SAM z JONES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-13

For Sale-Krusis' Drawing Books,
Blackman's Graded Songs, School Rulers,
School and College Text Books; all the
Books used in the City and County Schools;
all the Books used in the Academies and
Colleges throughout the South; School Sta
tionery and Paraph-rna,ia of every descrip-
ton. For catalogues and terms apply to
A. Setliff, 108 Church street, Nashville.
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sundax-schooI Concerts.

A series of Sunday-school concerts, ex-
hibitions and festivals will be given at the
Courthouse, commencing nm the night of
Sept. Is, for the benefit of the First Colored
Christian Sunday-school in The 18th dis
trict, and to assist in the purchase of Ii.
brary and an organ for the use of said
school. The "Amateur Choristers" have
in preparation the csntata of Ruth, which
they expect to produce one evening during
the series.
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THE COURTS.

PROBATE COURT. The will of A. n
Brent was admitted to proba e, and TIE
ophilus c. Hilbert was appointed and quail
flied executor.
Johanna Lite was appointed and quail
fed administrative Of the estate of Alex
Lite, deceased.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-State VS.. Jas. Duck
worth, case taken up and jury respited.
LAW CoURT-C. W. Nance VS.. Rober
Warmack, case pending Lefore j. D. Wade
Special Judge.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Masten VS.. French
case still pending.
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RAraOnAl.

John Rickaley, general agent Scouts ofthe
Plains, "Buffalo Bill, )" "Texas Jack" and
"Wild Bill" is in the city making arrange
ments for entertainments by this trio.
DR.. j. B. ". Nowlin, who has been alb
sent for the past five weeks, returned to the
city yesterday.
DR.. White, of the Lebanon Herald was in
the city yesterday.
r. P. Pool, the Cherry street photo
srapher, has reached home after three
weeks visit to Ohio.
Col. B. P. Anderson, Of Memphis, a
brother of the lamented Gen. Patton Ander
SOD, is in the city.
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Hickman County and the Marrow
Gauge Railroad.

We stated several days ago that Hickman
county had voted against the proposition to
subscribe stock in the Narrow Gauge Rail-
road. The proposition to subscribe was
carried by 200 majority, but it required 8
three-fourths vote, and was consequently
defeated. The friends of he road however
insist on having another election in Decem'
Der, believing that the necessary majority
can be obtained.
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first Presbyterian Church.

Services PREDATORY to the celebration Of
the Lords Supper will be held in the lee
ture re ON of this church at IL O'Clock this
morning by Rev. John H. Rice, D. D., and
at 7:80 tonight by the Pastor, Rev. Thos.
A. Hoyte.
tsRey' Frank d. Moore, who was licensed
10 preach by the Presbytery of Nashville al
its recent session, is to occupy the pulpit OF
the First Presbyterian church tomorrow,
Sunday morning at half past ten O'Clock:
He a son of the late Rev. T. '. Moore of
this city. His friends predic. for him bril-
liant and useful career in the ministry.
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The Cleveland Banner says: The Con-
solidated Company, of DucktowD, turn out
three tons of pure copper each day, which
will run up in the course of one year to one
thousand and ninety five tors, amounting in
value, at present prices, to seven hundred
and forty-four thousand and six hundred
dollars. Two mines-the East Tennessee
and Mary-furnish the ore for this enor-
nous copper product. Suppose the other
dozen mines were being worked, and you
can form some idea what big thing copper
mining is in Ducktown. There is nothing
in the State, or the whole South, to equal it.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.

SEPT. I'D. D. Holmsn, Springfield; NJ.
Woodland, Cedar Hill; @. q. Holt, Wartrace; X.
McNeily, H. O. Collier, j. e Collier, Charlotte;
j. r. Daniel, Dyer county; B. L. Milbur, BOs-
ton, Mass: .. Berlien, Cincinnati, o.; Maj. s.
Waters, McMinnville; DR.. j. K. Kirkpatrick,
Goodlettsville, Capt. II. II. Atwen, Cincinnati;
Moore, M urfreesboro; A. e. B rrnam, Missouri;
j. d. Mad, St Louis; j. M Mehan, Pilot Point,
Texas; John H. O'Neal, Eureka, Ala.
ST. CLOUD HOTEL.
SEPT. 12-F. M. Grimstead, Rsulett's Sta
ton, KY; r. T.. COtfey, Cairo, Ills; f. r. Har-
Tis, PhiladelPhis; "; B: EdmTndsoG. MgTfr S
Kay, H. W. Robinson, Chas. Blake, st. LOuis;
H. 9. Mack, Mrs. Mack, Robert Allen, Smyrna;
Rev. G.. W. FeatherstOn, e. j. Fort, Robertson
Park, james Sims, Franklin; L. d. Walker,
Baltimore.
BATTLE HOUSE.
SEPT. 12.-Hrof. j. e. Scoby, MurfreesbOro
Female Institute; Mai d. II. Talley, p. O'Neal,
Thomas H. Fletcher, Murfreesboio; e. A. Pas
aid; N. d. Tedford, Louisville, KY; j. ii. Kirk,
Hend rson; j. c. Cox, Charleston, 8. G; j. 5.
King, St. Louis; l.. Mason, Lavergne; j. W.
Mallory, w. j. Bennett, Franklin; j. ID. Lea,
ris, Wilson COUNTY; s. NJ. Weakley, Jno. Nelson,
Smyrna; w. B. Ross, Brandy Station; o. NJ.
Parmelle, Chattanooga; W. G.. Ellis, Memphis;
D. n. Balch, BrOOksVille, Miss.
MAXWELL MOUSE.
SEPT. "A. L. Blackman, Cross Plains; j.
@. GOodlOe, Alabama; B. Casley, Pittsburg; s.
H. David, Morganheld, KY; A. q. Mayor, Chat
tanOoga; John g. Raper, Virginia; G. Fuchs,
New Yors; Jas. 7. Flanagan, Alabama; A. s.
Sayle, jackson; X. Studit, New York; K. K.
Wilson, Baltimore; W. W. Read, Virginia; Mrs.
W. H. Dewitt, Miss Josie Fite, Carthage, Tenn;
John Rickaby, New York; Geo. b. Peters, W.
Peters, John Miller, Mrs. E Wilson, Arkansas;
G.. w. Stockard, 4. Robertson, New York; JnO.
Stephens, Atlanta; A. E. Wood, Alabama; Sam
Bowman, st. Louis; e. y. Saltinarst, Columbia;
(. II. Saltinarst, New Orleans; II. l.. Hickman
Lagrange, Tenn, r. L. White, Lebanon; Miss
Sallie Brash ear, Miss Mary 5. Miller, Murfrees-
Dresden; 7. j. Harris, Kussellville, KY; r. H.
Barham, Alabama; K. II. Schale, Brazil, Tenn;
Judge A. M. Hughes, Columbia; John d. An
ders0D, Home.
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Nashville Library Association

There is TO be meeting of the Nashville
Library Association this afternoon at 4
O'Clock. Business of Importance is on hand,
aud it is desired that all The Directors be
present,
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Suspension OF CoIored schools

In consequence Of the fact OF Fred Doug
las being expected to deliver public ad
dress to the colored people of this section
on the 18th inst, Superintendent Weakley
has recommended to the school directors Of
the county that they suspend the colored
schools oftheir respective distric on that
dav
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Tha Ladies', Pearl.

This excellent home monthly sor October
is upon our table. The Pearl has been
brought out in q new and beautiful dress,
and presents very attractive appearance.
We congratulate the proprietor upon this
ndica;io ion of prosperity, and its readers
upon the great improvement.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-13

Hanover street, since its widening, is
one of the best avenues in Boston. The IA
Vorite American House, 50 long know TO the
travelling public, is much benefited by the
widening. Messrs. Rice, not long since, en-
tirely refitted their hotel. 1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-13

All voters of the Ninth Ward who favor
the election of K. J Morris for Mayor, are
requested to meet at Hamilton Fire Hall,
North College street, at z O'Clock this
Saturday evening, for the purpose of or
ganiziDg Morris Club.
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Instead of Bitter use Sweet QuinIne.
jy26 deod&w8w

Late, Later, Notwithstanding New
Gem Gallery, 40 Union Street, Nash
vile, Tenn. Ferrotypes taken in the latest
and most approved styles. Only one dol
lar for four. No extra charge for the Satin
fDish-"remember that now" sapl2 1w
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arrested Yesterday.

Henry Ferris, light fingered youth of
color, was taken in out of the damp yester-
day by officer Starkey, because of bis having
ership of about $40 in money and box Of
cigars, which we're really the property OF
Margaret Cambrell, colored.
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BILLY DucAMOFfh.

Corner of Cedar and Cherry streets, has on
hand, Rdrper'S Bazaar, Ladies' Journal,
Hdrper'S and LeSIie'S Illustrated WeeklieS,
AppletOn'S journal, Wa Oats, N. Y. Led
ger, N. Y. Weekly and Chimney Corner,
with full line Of the daily papers.
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Long Fans in black and colors, elegant
ly embroidered and painted, at DAVIES &
Bros, Jewellers, Church and Summer SITS.
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Fills Hamilton WAS arrested yesterday
upon the charge of stealing coat, vest and
two jars of preserves from j. Mahslow'tch.
She was srrsigned before Justice Everett,
and the case continued until to-day.
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The Morris Central Club

will meet st No. "a South Market Street,
up stairs. Let all the friends to the election
of Mr.. Morris be present.
By order of the President.
EUGH CARROLL. Secretary
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0xydized Silver Belt Buekles-The
newest styles out, at DAWES 81 Bros,
jewelers., Church and Summer streets.
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ImnOrtant Meeting.

The Mechanics and Manufacturers AS
ISOLATION hold an important meeting to-
night. Matters Of interest will be discuss
ed, and large attendance is desired.
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DISTINGUISHED Arrivals

Two bears, big sea turtle and lot of
prairie chickens were among the distin-
guished arrivals at Hemphills yesterday.
The mensgerie will be thrown open to the
public in few days.
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DakAIz Ho-,o d.

Battle House Bathing and Shaving Sa-
oon.-If you want q nice Shave, Hair Gu,
Shampoo; in fact anything in the t1nsorial
line, call at the Battle House Barber Shop,
where every attention will be paid to custo-
mers. Webster & Gregory. sep91w
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Crystal Watches-A decided novelty
for ladies' belt ornaments, at DAWES Il
Bros, Jewellers, Church and Summer SITS.
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Trade Palace,
Ia PUBLIC SQUARE.

Ten Thousand Yards tine yard-SEIde
Blesehed Domestic at I2e per yard.
Special bargains iR Table Linen as
Soc.
Fine Shifting Linen at 4Oc.
Huck and Damask Towels s and nee.
each. #r
See my fine Black AIpacss at use, soc
S0c and 400 per yard. - B
Two Thousand Yards fine wide sheet
ing at 35e per yard.
New and beautiful PaEIs Ribbons.
New and latest styles in Ladies' FaII
Kid Gloves at soc, Double Buttsn
soc. -e.re-
Special Bargains i'm French COrsets.
aug24 tilljan13,T IA 4thp -
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RIVER NEWS.

The liver was stat .onary at this point
yesterday, with 80 inches on the Shoals.
The Arch 2. Green departed for Pa
ducah.
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Oxydized Jswelry, made from coin
silver, the newest thing out, at DAVIES &
BROS, Jewellers, Church end Summer sis.
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Religious.

DR.. T. o. Summers, jr,, will preach al
Wcodbine church, in the 9th district, on
Sunday at P. NJ.
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Best and Oldest Family Medicine.

. OOob anu UIuOo1 It HLIIIJ AUuICIUCs-
Sanford's Liver Invigorator.-A purely
Vegetable Cathartie and Tonic-for Dys-
pepsia, Constipation, Debility, Sick-head-
ache, Bilious Attacks, and all derange-
ments of Liver, Stomach and Bowels.
Ask your Druggist for it. Beware Of i'm
itations. mh9 salty
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Trunks, Valises and Satchels in great
variety, elegant, substantial and cheap, at
VIM. Dunstead's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church,
Sewanee Block. je6 If
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CITY Notices.

Leather and Velvet Belts at the Fifty
Cents Store, No. 8 Union ct. 1t
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Female Complaints should be cured,
as they often can be, by few doses of
Ayers Sarsaparilla. sep10eod1w
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0xydized Silver Chatelaines and
Leo2tines, at DAVIES 81 Bros, Jewellers,
Church and Summer Streets. sel9 eod2w
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Oxydized Silver and Gilt Vinaigrett

the nObUiest thing in t3e market, at
DAVIES & Bros, Jewellers, Church and
Summer streets. sep9 eOd2w
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SRrenRdin2,

The Rejected Lovers Club met tonight
a. the Capitol for the purpose of forming a
serenading party.