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Additional Reward.

MI. A. Arnold, father of the murdered man,
also offers, in addition TO the above, (S1O0) One
Hundred Dollars reward.
ocI7 d&w1t Memphis Appeal copy one time
daily and one time weekly.
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Appointment of Assignee.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice that he has been appointed Assignee
of James Moffat, OF the county of Davidson, and
State of Tennessee, who has been adjudged a
bankrupt upon his own petition, in the District
Court of the United States for the Middle Dis
ttict of Tennessee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-17

WE quoted yesterday from the Nashville
Banner sad description of Republican
rule in the South, written by the New York
Graphic and endorsed with editorial types
by the Banner, although quotation marks
were used to indicate that it was not origi
nal. Win the Banner of to-day repudiate
its two column leader of Wednesday,
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To the Creditors of DR.. JnO.
I'D. winston, decd.

HAVING QUALIFIED as ExECUTRIx
II of DR.. ,Jno. ID. Winston, decd, all persons
having claims against his estate are hereby no
titled to present the same within the time re-
opired by law, or they will be forever barred.
MRS. ANN j. WINSTON, Executrix.
Oct. 4, 1878. oc4 wv
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I'm the District Court of the
UnitedilStates.
FOR THE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TEN

TIME UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice of his appointment as Assignee of
Chas. e. Gregory, of Nashville, in the County of
Davidson and State of Tennessee, within said
on his own petition by the District Court of said
District. Il. M. SIGdEh, Assignee
oow2t
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Description.

HARGUS is about 1Syears old, 5feet 10 inches
high slender build, weighs 1876 or '140 pounds,
light, hair, blue eyes; front teeth, above and be-
low, wide apart; smooth face; scar on his lip.
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DIR, WHITTIER.

sl1 ST. Charles street ST. Louis No. has been longer
gagged in the treatment OF al and diseases
than any specialist in St. Louis the city papers
also spermaorrh0a, sexual debility and impoeney the
result OF in youth sexual excessss symptoms
being. nervousness seminal emissions, debility dmness Of
sight defective memory pmpes the face decay
aversion 70 society OF females confusion Of IDEAS loss Of
sexual power permanently cared. Pamphlet % pages
Free Every letter OF inquiry with stamp answered.
sep "
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Wanted to Rent.

WE WANT TO RENT 100 DWELLINGS
in Edeeheld, built with comfort and taste, rent
ing from 500 to $500 per annum. win those
who own vacant lots please read this.
ARLINGTON, FARRAR s. WEAKLEY,
aug26 If Real Estate Agents.
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Proclamation by the Governor.
JOHN G. BROWN, Governor of the State Of
Tennessee-To all who shall see these presents
Greeting:


Tennessee-To all who shall see these presents
Greeting:
WHEREAS, IT HAS BEEN made known
w to me that a certain HENDERSON
HARGUS, charged with having committed
foul and atrocious murder on the 18th day OF
October, 1873, upon the body of O. P. Arnold,
late of our county of Benton, has fed from jus
tice and is now running at large:
Now, therefore, I, JOHN G. BROWN, Gov,
ernor as aforesaid, by virtue of the power and
authority IN me vested do hereby offer reward
OF (S300) Three Hundred Dollars to any person or
persons who may apprehend the said HENDER.
SON HARGUS and deliver him TO the sheriff
or TAILOR of our county of Benton, in order
that justice in that behalf may be had and exc
cuted.
In testimony whereof, have hereun-
"a to set my hand and caused the great seal
lsRAL.1 of the State to be affixed at Nashville,
on the 10th day of October, 1873.
JOHN @. BROWN, Governor.
BY the Governor:
CHAs N. GIBBS, Secretary of State.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
For Exchange,

a BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE IN EDGE
field, with all theImodern conveniences, for
small farm near the city.
ARLINGTON, FARRAR:& wEAKLEY,
oc7 eodtf Agents.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
MEDICAL.


A VICTIM OF EARLY indiscretien, causing
"A nervous debility, premature decay, etc, hav-
ing tried in vain every advertised remedy, has
discovered simple means o self-cure, which he
will send free to his fellow sufferers. Address
j. II. REEVES, 70 Nassau ST., Nav York.
Oc4 (ieOd3m
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For Sale.

R,EAI, ESTATE THAT WILL PAY FROM
s to 10 per cent, net, per annum. The safest in
yestments in the world.
ARLINGTON, FARRAR & WEAKLEY,
seD28 eodtf Agents.
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RAILROADS.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
Great Southern
SOUTH & NORTH ALABAMA
RAILROADS..

IN 81 IA ~ z5 1. aaEEEEss5I
&W ~NT,HN u II - ~ M
" win leave Nashville, from L. 8 n. b B. Do
pot, North College street, IS follows:
r,OA 4. NJ, daily, except Sunday, for Deeaarr,
lsAU stopping at all stations aud mektng direct
connection with NJ. g G. 3. Z. for point ives
g.OO p. M, Daily. for New Orleans, Mobile
UsAU aud Montgomery via Decatur. Sleeping
Oars attached run through from Nashville to
MONTGOMERY without change; Inls -. "a a -
1umbia, except Franklin. arriving 81 Decatur e
1859 a. NJ, and connecting with N. s. G. 4. Z.
Columbia Accommodation discontinued untii
ThsT:OO a. m. train arrives daily except Sum
day.
cept Sunday.
g.NA A. NJ, daily, for Louisville, has Sleep
SsVV ing Car attached, running through nom
New Orleans via Mobile and Montgomery -
Nashville and Louisville without change.
500 A. n. and 1:20 P. Y. trains Tor L0u1sv11e
connect with trains with through Sleeping
and Day Cars attached, for St Louis, Chicago
Baltimore, philadelphia, New York, - lrfsss-
All trains named above viii arrive at and de-
part from L. s. n. Depot, on North College street,
but VIII stop at Junction Of n. q Q. and n. y D.
Railroads and at N. q Q. Railroad Depot 20 taxa
ON and let Of passengers.
- Passengers from 0allatin and points So1tn,
arriving at Nashville 1t 100 A n, have until 4Oe
n In which to attend to business before return
ing.
Trains arrive at Nashville as follows: From
New Orleans, Mobile and Montgomery, Wis De-
catur, 40 a n; from Decatur, 124O NJ rom
Louisville and the East, North and and West,
st TOO A and 500 n.
For through Tickets, Baggage Checks, and
further Information, apply at General Tiekes
Once, under MAXWELL House, and st L. q u.
Depot, North College street.
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IT appears that incendisries are at work
in Georgia burning cotton gins.
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oEyERAL NICE RESIDENCES IN SOUTH
- Edgeheld,
AZ from $4,000 20 $4,000,
On easy terms
ARLINGTON, FARRAR g wEAKLEY,
sen2s eodtf Agents,
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ADVISORY BOARD.

ADVISORY BOABDs
His Excellency Gov. Gilbert @. Walker.
Col Kader Biggs, P. II. p.
Jno. Z. Mcdaniel, P. G.. Commander.
j. j. Burroughs, Esq.
Capt. Samuel Watts, Virginia Legislature.
Col Thos F. Owens, P. G.. M.
Jno. b. Whitehead, ESQ, Ex-Mayor.
Col. W. H. TAYLOR, State Senator.
JAS. G. Balm, G. G. G. g. O.
Robt. E. Withers, G. n, G. II. P.,i& ID. G. O.
of G. O.
This Gift Concert has been legalized by the
Virginia Legislature in order TO raise funds to
COMPLETE the Masonic Temple now in course of
erection in Norfolk. To the Masonic Fraternity
this enterprise commends itself in the interests
of Charity and BrOtherly Love- To others than
Masons, it presents chance for legitimate and
innocent speeulation seldom offered.
, 1873-10-20
DEDICATION.

Opening of tho New Rluriners' Temple.
Tho Sailors Homo, or, as it is called, tie Ma
rincrs' Temple, OIL tho corner OF Market a,ld
Michigan stroots, Was opened and dedicated yea-
toraay afternoon.
The building, o large four-story and baaement
brick, has been orocted ut cost Of S50,000 in-
clulng $780, 900 for tho lot, and $4,000 more
will havo to be expouded before the structure ia
entirely finished. It contalna o largo hall for
prayer md temperance meetings, md other
religious purposes, q lecture-room with q gal
lcry having capacity for over 600 persons,
library and roading-room, large dining
room for hunrlora, md n dining-room
whore tho poor aud moody chi
taho their mcalB FREQ orory Sabbath. Besides
this it will accommodate $50 boardorB. Tie
co1nnodioua stores on tho lower floor will yield
large revenue towards dnfrayinE tho expenses
Of tho institution. Tho Rov. ). e. Leonard ia
in ohargo. After worry impressive rciigtoas Ser
Leonard took tho stand, aNd said they were now
dolcattng their institution to God md
His glory they wero now ready to pro-
vido o homo md good board, at a
low rate. to narinora aud sailors, and
to furnish tho1n with spiritual advice. They had
q place now whcro they could worship aud
religious serviccs would bo regularly held cyery
Sabbath. Ho concluded by snying that tho
building when completed would b tho finest
Sailors Homo in the country.
Tho Roy, Mr.. Yrucafoll. Capt. Bundy, tho
Rov. Mr. Olmstcad, md the Rev. bIr. Nuto natlo
elegant addresses, after which it was announced
TINT a grand festival aud banquet would be
given tonight ut thor 1arge dining-room.
, 1873-10-20

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tatlona and wo moVc On 70 tho R9ai OF pofioot.
oohasiohs &c 70 ao ali 1or u.s. anu nu'uaIay ~
70 10 onecKod thfo,lgn upon tsaln o.
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eats. Mno ht!oh VloWs VI Alo ;..t eInu
scaIcoy 90 aecoPtea as pof,oot o1oa. US hpb9luto
trutn. tho proaoher Wonla not uehy tnae 1l9ro n
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an m uoalu n9I WI, H..sa- w.,
9MIes. % 10 tMo Pubic sehoola novor 10 Wol eo!lt
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PC 1naa9 psoa1sy OF leSrnlng ul1ofant M statea
@ iu II tor ~ suhiule tne eao o. AMors,
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ha,o In eo, oyor n,,ot1,, wv ,ig 80 ,n .te
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, 1873-10-20

Nomination OF u Union Cittxcnas
Ticket In Opposition to The 6QcsAng-
O,5Nnrn Coinbia1,tton--List of tlao
Nominees.
The opponents OF The Hesing- 'Hara comblna-
tion held a union convention On Saturday, at the
Grand Pacific Hotol, tho following bodies being
represented: The Republican Committoe tho
Democratic Committee, tho CitizonB' Commit
teo tho Citizcns' independents Committee, tho
Swedish Committee, the Norwegian Committee,
and the Committee OF savouty.
The convention made the following nomtna-
tiops:
Mayor-L. L. DoNp.
City Treasures-~DAy1p A. GAGE.
Ctr O0itcctor-A. L. MORRISON,
Ciiy Assessor-W. D. E. GaAY.
city 44Norney-I. N. STILES.
C9grk of The Police Co,.rt-O. 4. MATsoN.
Judge Of The Superior cou'f-W1111AI A.
J'tdgs Of the County cours-M. n. NJ. WAL
LACE.
Cler1 Of The County Court. ". DnooKwAY.
Clerk Of The Criminal Cou,9-W. X. SuL11yAN,
County 1tTasnrer-PurL1r WADswonru.
County Superintendent Of sc1oots-:A. G. LANE.
County Conlnissioners-North Side, 8. OL1N
South Side, A.. ]. GALLOWAY; Vest sido, ". 8,
KINGSLEY.
Police Commissioner -IsEuuEH CLEVELAND. E:
Tho canlidatos will meet in the Pacific Hotel
at 2 .. nj. to-day. They are all requested to be
present.
rho following communication explains itself
20 tho Editor u The Chtcag0 Tribune:
S1E: am not uumindful Of the compliment
paid by those gontlon.on who on yesterday
placod mo before Tho public NJ q candinate fol
re-oleotion to ths o!llce OF City Attorney. a
resolution formed long since, however, not to BE-
again candidate for public Office remains un.
changed, and therefore respectfully decline
, 1873-10-20
COBURN
Medical Institute,

l76 and lit South Clark;t sorror Siosree, Chicago.
tsentncut aud cure of nj forms of cbrnno mud srccai
diseases in ho:, ss1cs, Ihs lnatuto " nnaueslion.hy
isoases. il. UouFn e rgsIaf gratiYas e a!oaloae:
worl a IDS had o1poronoo II tl,o treatmSn e.
private diseayea than piyhciAn II ChioaEo Young
'St end ronanont cure ~ the lsnas q nt GGh'.ra.
to say adsess sealod anvelopas Address ottora. Df
j. q. 0OHUES l75 and III saulh Cark.st Chicago. III.
to 4 y. III.
, 1873-10-20
NEW PUBLICATION;
Our Young Folks.

CONTENTS bis Rest, by j. T. Trowbrdgo;
Tim MoDormd, by Marian Douglas; Hannoh Colby'a
Chanoe by E. Stuart Phelps; The Rat Hunt, Poou, by
j. T. Trowbridgo Walter Snroo By Helen ,goeks;
Tho Sad Eato of Polly Cologne" By HRS. ABBY Morton
Dlaz Two Bo5s Asoaut OF Vosuyus by Arthur Ponbar;
Protest. by Edgar Fawoott and othor attractive sto.
1ies Sketches, Refuses. Puzzles, and cHA Skeszlcks
By Mrs.. Goo. NJ. Kellogg.
, 1873-10-20

LAKE SHORE 4 MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Dtpot pdn BHrtn.st foot a. La&sttt.s. Ticket ocss
eorHer Canal and Iiadison.stS.
, 1873-10-20

Eugene commanded the allied left, facing Mar-
shal de Marcin, with whom was tho Irish Brigade.
Tallard was dreadfully beaten, and N1nroin Jared
ittlobottor. The French suffered great tsIaughtor,
and woro dreadfully beaten. Tho "Brigailo, i
however, would not lose heart. Closing IN It's
ranks, It made a superb ohargo on Prince
Eugene'e lines-broke through them, being tho
only corps In tho French army that saved its
Franco to tho Rhine
In tho summer OF 17ob, the Irish aga1n, at the
battle Of Casaano. whore they fought under the
Marshal Voudomo, paid their respects to Prince
t1ilod tue French aud paralyzed the Austrians.
Vcndomea flank WAS badly annoyed by hostile
battery on the other bank Of the Riyor Adda.
The Bt1oam was bronl and doep, but Two Irish
regiments, under cover OF the smoke. awam
Eugene, captured The Auatrlans cannon aud
turned thelr fire. upon the ene1ny Tlls intrepid
action decided tho day mud France, was once
moro triumphant, By her Irish arm.
N Marshat y. vllleroy, in Msy l3oe allowed W him a.
II tho villago Of Families, in Flanders. Tho
Froneh .wcro utterly overwhelmed, aud many
thousanda OF prisoners were taken. Lord Glare
formed tho brigade into column Of at
5 ss1 ss3 rhs sssks ssn 1esSnea & d9. tss ID 'Gf h
charge, met tho Englsh regiment Of Churchill
nov the Third IutIs-full tilt, crushed it lope-
lossly, captured ita battle-fiags, aud served n
Scotch regiment, 10 the Dutch service, which Gil
doavoroa to support tho British, iu tho same
rnanpcr Tho bsiE iEado thon objected IT, retreat
On Yproa, where, IN tho conyont Of tho Bone
diotino nuns, It hung up tho captured colora,-
"solo trophies OF namfllies' fray,"'-wlsore they
wayod, TOR many generation, y fitting memento
OF tho faith and fame OF the Irish exftas.
ITSELF 1t tho battlo Of Afmauza, In Spain' where
it fought In tho army OF Marshal tito Duke Of
Dorwioh. Tho English and A,lstriana were
commanded By Ravlgny,-tho Williamlta Earl
Of aalway,-who sjgnali4el hlnsolf at Aughrlm.
, 1873-10-20

E8- For sale by all Booksollors aud NevsdoAlsrs.
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THE MORAL OF 1T.

The Paris Intelligencer is evidently
in favor Of Go Work" instead of the
trite "Go West" Our observation is,
that young men who go West find at
the end Of their journey they have to
60 to work under every disadvantage
Better go to work at home, among ap-
preciative relatives and friends. But
we digress. The Paris InteIligeneer
sees a moral in the recent arrests for
counterfeiting In East Tennessee, and
it pounces on that moral like a duck
on junebug:
"A little moral is pointed by this tale of
wrong. When We see so many syoung and
hearty men who are attempting to live
without honest work, prowling about our
towns and villages, without visible means
Of honest support, is it to be wondered at
that such numbers are engaged in every
species of rascality and iniquity? Dear
young man, go to work; 90 into the broad
fields Of our generous Tennessee, or into
her shops and mills, and cease to be so I'M
when honor and fortune bid you enter into
these occupations where you may become
not only independent but rich, and in the
earnest pursuit of which you will secure
for yourself the respect Of all who know
you. 1t is very bad omen to see so many
yang men eager to obtain poor clerk
ship at a starvation salary, when wealth
and manly independence can be secured in
field or shop.
'"rhe future men of this country must
come from the pillow and shop, and not from
among those whose highest ambition is to
wear kid gloves, sport pinchback jewelIy,
flourish tiny walking canes, drive girls out
in buggies, smoke cigars and drink toddies.
We must either grOlU our own supplies of
men to fill the important places in the State,
on our own soil, or import them from those
States where honest labor is thought to be
no disgrace, but honorable. We want them
to come from around our own hearth stones,
with the pluck and vigor to work and wait
until the rich reward of patient honest toll
Of brain and hands shall come to gladden.
him who wins and deserves them. May the
fathers Of the present generation of boys
yet under paternal control in our country,
see the fearful precipice before their sons, in
time to avoid the sad catastrophe which
awaits to many of them, who are being
educated to look down on labor. Put your
boys to work fathers, put them to work if
you would have them to be honest and
honorable men, in preference to being
gamblers, counterfeiters or cut throats."
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TENNESSEE NEWS.

The GGlldtia Tclnle8seeano of the LIST men
tons the death of Joseph McGlothlin, ESD,
a worthy citizen of Sumner county.
The hope that the Henderson Station,
Lexington and Paris Narrow Gauge Rail-
road will be built wakes stronger and
stronger.
The Sparta Iader of the 30th ult says:
VIII, son Of DIR. Thos. Snodgrass residing
near Sparta, was severely if not dangerous
ly wounded, on Tuesday afternoon by an
idiot boy by the name Of Dalton Lewis.
The Sparta Iede.c has this item: Coal of
the very best quality now goes begging in
our streets at 12a cents per buShel, while in
McMinnville, only twenty-six miles distant,
it Is scarce at y cents.
The Greel1eUHie Union uf the 30th ult.
says: The Grand Jury, at the last term of
the Circuit Court for Greene county, found
one hundred and ten true bills, and present.
mentS or indictments on the same have
been made.
The Memphis Register of the list inst.
says: Misses Lulu Wilkerson and Jennie
CosSinuere, both young herOins in the
great battle just now closing, left yesterday
TO visit the home of their late cOmrade,
Matte Stephenson.
The Chattanooga Commercial of the ID
inst says: On Thursday night last some
robbers entered the store of WintOn q
johnson, on the river in Roane county,
drew their pistols on Winton, and made
him sit in the Counting-roOm while they
helped themselves to $50 in money and six
sacks Of goods. They then went ont, took
a horse, packed him and left for parts I'M
known.
The Memphis appeal notes the follow
ing incident Of yellow fever times: A party
Of young men, connectedwith the dry goods
business, formed themselves into a mutual
protection club about the time yellow fever
commenced, to help each other in case of
emergency, adopting the name of '.IIelp
Each Other" They had only three cases
of sickness during the epidemic, and no
deaths.
The Humboldt Journal of Oct. 81 says:
Alb. Webb, colOred who was sentenced at
this session of our court to three years i'm
prisoment in the State penitentiary, set
the calabooSe on fire last Wednesday morn
ing. A crowd Of the citizens gathered and
soon eXtinguiShed the flames, which had
gained but little Roadway. The negro did
not, as we presume he expected to, make
his escape amid the excitement. An officer
was on hand and took charge of him.
The Memphis appeal Of the LIST instant
says: The sad intelligence reached the city
yesterday Of the death of Mr.. George l..
Harris, at San Antonio, Texas, of that fell
disease, consumption. Deceased was son
of the late Judge w. a. Harris, and was
born in Henry county, Tennessee, in the
year 1874, and, consequently at the time of
his death was only in histwenty-ninth year.
He was also the nephew of Ex-Governor
Isham G. Harris.