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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-17

Our handsome young friend Marcus V
Crump, of Brownsville, Tenn, Qate Of T.
E. Winstead & Co. of this city,) we learn
was married yesterday to one of the charm.
ing daughters Of West Tennessee, and is
expected in this city this morning by bis
friends, from whom be will receive a warm
welcome.
John T. Tanner, Athens, Ala; Mrs.
Written, Florence, Ala; Mrs. Sharp, John
R. Burk, Mat w. Burk, Texas; L. a. Da-
Wis, Boston; DIR. r. PriDgle and family,
McMinnville; w. R. Butler, j. w. Childress
S. r. Saunders, G. M. Brooks, Murfrees-
boro; and E. H. McCord, Pulaski, were
among the arrivals at the st. Cloud yester-
day.
Charley Cooley returned yesterday from
a prospective tour through Texas. He will
not return again before fall.
a dispatch yesterday from st. Louis says
that Henry Ewing rested well the night be-
fore, and his condition was more favorable.
Senator Cooper is in the city,
II. W. Saunders aud j. +. Lamb, Column
bia; W. McAlister, Springfield. j. j. Ford,
Alexandria; Chas. Eakin, Shelbyville, were
registered at the Commercial yesterday.
The following named were among the
departures by the ST. Louis and Southeast
ern railway last evening: Madison Porter,
81. F. Sargent, st. Louis; Rev. Jas. F.
Crazy and family; G. w. Hammer and fam
lily, Neosho, Nc; Mrs. r. M. Dromgollo,
st. Louis; Miss Matte Anderson, Mrs. A.
S. Davis, Semi a, Mo; j. A. Smith, W. II.
Argo, A. Dearmon, st. Louis; F. Amy, it,,
New York; w. II. Hydinger, G. 81. Wo "
land, st. Louis; II. Swar,z, Omaha; H. P.
Wyant, New York; G. p. Smith, Kansas
City. ..-a -. ..
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THE COURTS.

PROBATE CoURT.-The will of Mrs. r.
A. Conner was admitted to probate, and G.
D. Grizzard appointed and qualified as ex-
ecutor. -g
The viii of A. j. Ramsey was admitted
to probate.
VIM. Dix was appointed and qualified
administrator of the estate Of Mrs. Ruth
Alley and Mrs. Polly Dix, deceased.
LAW CoURT.-Two divorce petitions
were filed in this court yesterday-G. w.
Whippls VS.. Caledonia Whipple, and Sarah
A. Jackson vs.. E. w. Jackson.
CHANCERY CoURT.-The Ladies' Sauna
ritan Society of Nashville was Incorporated
by this court yesterday upon the Pc
ti;ion of Eliza Walker, Sarah Win
bourne, N. G. Merry, James
Walker, Felix Hadley, Lewis Fort, Abram
Smith and Jane Petway.
SUPREME COURT Decisions were rem
dered in the following cases yesterday:
Smith, admir-, vs.. Langham, jud ;ment
affirmed.
Frizzell, ex'r., VS.. Price, judgment re-
versed. 81
Fourth National Bank VS.. Matthews,
judgment affirmed
Bank of Tennessee vs.. Bankhead, judg-
ment affirmed. -.
Ewing guardian, vs.. CQrrin, remanded
to regular docket: ~. 49,.
The next seven cases to be called are as
follows: ... .--t i.
No. 29-Armstrong vs.. Porter; No. 81
Hobson vs.. Fort; No. 39-Seott VS.. Lin
coin; No. 42-Cotherane g. Son vs.. Ring
Ter & Brother; No. 43-Mary Mckinley, ct
ais, vs.. j. j. Greene and others; No. Oh
Barry and others VS.. Cunningham and 9th
ers; No. 63-Parker vs.. Kellogg & New
man. .... - n
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An editorial under the above heading
which appeared in this paper yesterday IS
having its desired effects i. e. calling The at
tention of the young men and others of
moderate means among our citizens to a
way in which they can procure homes of
their own at moderate prices, and at the
same time get compound interest on their
savings.
We find that quite large number of our
young men are fsvorably disposed towards
the organization Of building association,
and many will JOIN it and become stock
holders, who GO not desire to build, and in
order that the enterprise may be inaugu-
rated, al persons who are interested there
in, and who would be willing to join the
association after they are convinced of its
advantages, will please forward their names
to this Office. Address
"BUILDING ASSOCIATION
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POstpOnemeDt of the Public Library
-

POstpOnemeDt of the Public Library
= Gift Concert.
1t will be seen by tie announcement in
our advertising columns that the third gift
concert of the Public Library of Kentucky,
which was to have taken place April s, has
been postponed until July S. This post
ponement has not been occasioned, as we
are advised by Gov. Bramlette, by the small
sale of tickets; on the contrary, the sales
have been unusually large-much larger
than at either of the preceding concerts-so
large, indeed, that the time given by this
ninety-day postponement will enable Gov.
Bramlette to dispose Of every ticket and in
sure full drawing without any reduction
scaling of the gifts, as has heretofore been
the case. Gov. B. sees bis way so clearly
that be announces in the most positive and
unequivocal language that the drawing will
take place July s, and that it will be full
one. The owner of the ticket drawing the
capital gift will get 100000 in greenbacks
without any discount, and so of all the other
gifts. The money sufficient to pay all the
gifts-$j00,000 in greenbacks-is already
on deposit in the Farmers and DrOvers'
Bank, set apart for the payment of the gifts
and can be used for no other purpose, as
will be seen by the cashiers certificate.
With knowledge of these facts-and we
do not hesitate to guarantee their scrupu-
lous fulfillment there win be such q de-
mand for the tickets now on hand that in
all probability not single one will be left
for sale weeks before the time of drawing.
There never was fairer or more honorably
conducted enterprise before the public, and
it has, as 1t deserves, the entire confidence
Of cur people. II is one of those schemes
in which the purchasers Of ckets feel the
most positive assurance that the drawing
will be fair, for it will be controlled by the
most prominent and distinguished citizens
Of the city and State, and those who
draw gifts viii be certain to get the money
the moment their tickets are presented.
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.MELANGE.
Tobacco is an Indian weed;
II was the devil soWed the seed. q


It was the devil sowed the eeed.n-sg
II scents Your pocket, soils Your clothes,
Ano makes chimney OF your nose.n
= Tires fourths Of The women OF Boston
wear false teeth. a54sd Iisl.IFs7s ~
Infants are charged double admission
prices TO New Orleans theatres. o1
"A female lecturer In Georgia gets q free
ride all over the State by ridihg her own
mule. lls ;5QoN : slEuSs 100 =
"A Texas thief, who stole three accor-
deons from music store, has been sentenc-
ed accordingly. g a1iait, 5ll
Mrs. Stonehouse says man may have
twenty wives ard not be able to keep all
his buttons sewed on. az
-Beecher says that babe Is mothers
anchor. Wouidntit be more correct TO
call it her spsnker boom? @s
Hon. s. s. Cox lectured In Jackson.
vile, Fla, recently, on aAmerican Humor,n
witt. Illustrations from Credit Mobiiier aud
occasional jokes by Cakes Ames.
"A Chicago nurse-girl is on trial for
having amused herself with pouring hot
soap suds into the ear OF her infant charge.
Il The Cleveland Leader speaks of sour
libel suit" with as much pride and impor-
lance as the boy who boasted of the mort
gage on his fathers house. s5Ia -.
.--Immepse white sunshades small cir
Gus tents, in fact-are the correct thing for
fashionable demoiselles who intend 10 visit
the seaside this year.
The passengers on sleeping-car on
waking up, near Charleston, South Caro-.
lima, last Monday morning, missed several
gold watches, four hundred dollars Ia mon
ey, and quiet young man, with blonde
whiskers.
Chicago dogs are great epicures. They
wont eat beef when they can get live ba-
bies. This fastidiousness seriously affects.
the growth of population in Chicago.
In thrilling love story the Hartford
Times of March 26 gives the following
touching incident which has since driven
several ANTAGONISTS crazy: The brown, firing
ed lips closed over the violet eyes, and the
pale lids murmured, etc. e8f
"A gentleman asking DR.. johnson why
he hated the Scotch, was answered, 81
don't hate them, sir, neither do hate frogs;
but don't like to have them hopping about
my chamber"
"A short time back the question was
asked, "Why do men marry" The follow
ing reply is going the rounds: "Some young
men marry for dimples, some ears, some
noses; the contest, however, generally lies
between the eyes and the hair. The mouth,
too, is occasionally married; the chin not SO
often."
AN English widow, lattienting; after
her husbands funeral that no one had
thought to cut off one of the locks of his
hair, said to her servant, "Mary, If you had
only remembered it, would have given
you locket to put some of the hair in"
Mary's invention was stimulated by the
vision of real gold locket, and she replied,
"Oh, ma'sm, wouldn't piece cut off his
favorite wig do as wel?" but her ingenuity
failed TO secure the deserved reward.
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A NOVEL PLEA FOR DIVORCE.


The injury which has Just led to the
claiming judicial separation by young
bride in France suggests with painful force
the observation of Mrs. Gummidge that
"everythink goes contrary" The wooing
of this lady had been attended with more
than ordinary griefs and difficulties to her
sutton. Several times had she named the
day, and as often had she changed her little
mind, OF course when his fate was
first announced to him her betrothed had
ordered bis wedding-coat, and thereafter,
while Mademoiselle vacillated, it hung over
a chair in his dressing-room. One day,
after having been tormented more than
usual, the poor young man violently COM
manded bis valet to lock up that soul-wring-
ing garment-"and be careful, !" be added
pathetically, 'that the moth does not Get
into it," f'No fear, Monsieur" said Master
Valet; 81 have an infallible receipt against
such intruders." At last the young lady
concluded to be married, and continuing in
that state of mind for some days, the
wretchsd man hurried to her fathers coun-
try-place, leaving his servant, and having
with his own hands packed upthe precious
coat. The wedding ceremony was in pro-
gress; the lovely bride knelt beside her VIC
tim, and probably to impress upon him the
habit of obedience, ortered him to take
charge Of her smelling bottle; -he put it in
his pocket. Etiquette, however, demanded
that, after the solemn vows were pronounc-
ed, she should need q restorative. Monsieur
put bis hand in his pocket and pulled out
something which he hastily and tsDderly
held to her nose. But oh fearful mistake
it was not the smelling bottle, but the
Wallets RECENT AGAINST mOths--a perfectlV
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Giving IL his Attention.

Somebody has sent to the newly elected
State Superintendent of Public instruction
Osgood's American 9TH Reader, which he
is perusing carefully. That graphic poem,
"Phil Sberidans Ride" with artistic wood
cut eDgravings, is one of the most interest
ing features in this publication, but might
be considered Objectionable reading matter
in any Southern school outside of Colfax,
Louisiana. The Superintendent has not
concluded to recommend the book as yet.
It's good thing, and he proposes to keep it
until Christmas.
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Railroad Accident.

An accident occurred at podson's grade,
south of Pleasant Grove, on the Nashville
& Decatur Railroad yesterday. The bag
gage car on train No. 4, ran off the track,
throwing off the smoking car. The engine
and ladies' coach did not leave the track.
The mail agent, T. w. Meeker, was hurt in
the chsst; NJ. Cotter, express agent, cut on
the hand; r. Mcknight, brakeman, cut on
the hand and leg. Mr.. Gilbert, anepew of
Mr.. Gilbert, Of The firm OF Gilbert, Parks &
Co., had bis face bruised, but not seriously
hurt. The cause of the accident is not full
ly sscertained. The track was in good
condition, and the train running slowly.
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IN breach Of promise case tried at
Springfield, Mass, Thursday, the district
attorney protested against regarding the
betrothal Of minors as 'bOy and girl
affair, and said that he was engaged to bis
present wife when be was only 16, that their
happy courtship of nine years was the
brightest spot in his Life, and that now, after
20 years of happy married life, he kisses his
wifs's lips, although she is somewhat faded,
with the same fervor as in the early days of
their youthful courtship. TheFeupon ST.
900 damages were awarded the plaintiff.
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Rama Hama, the negro who was arrest
ed and committed along with Wilks Barns
upon the charge Of being an accessory in
the murder Of Mrs. Housden was brought
cut of jail yesterday on a writ of habeas
corpus, land tried before Judge Baxter of the
Circuit Court-Messrs. Goodlett and Banks
,eing the counsel employed by Rama
Hama. There being no proof presented to
show why the accused should be longer
confined, he was discharged from custody.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAX OEPAhTNENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcFR,
WASHINGTON, d. c.. April 16. l875.


WASHINGTON, d. c., April 16, 1875.
iIities-The storm centre In
North Carolina will move slowly northeast
ward. That IN Ohio will extend over.
lower lakes and New York State. For
New England on Thursday continued
northeast and southeast winds, with
threatening and rainy weather. For the
Middle States easterly winds, falling ba-
rometer, cloudy weather and possibly light
rain, except in Indiana and Virginia, where
as well as il North Carolina and Ohio
valley cold e2sterly winds and cloudy or
clearing weather are more probable. For the
Southern States generally westerly winds
and clear weather. For Lake Ontario in
creasing northeast winds, with rain. For
Lakes Erie, Huron and Michigan north
east winds, backing TO north, with cloudy
weather and slight rain. For Lake Supe-
rior, the Mississippi and Missouri valleys
rising barometer and cold northsrly winds.
Cautionary signals continue at Duluth,
Milwaukee, Chicago, Grand Haven, Detroit,
Toledo, Cleveland, B1fialo, Oswego, RO-
chester, Wilmington, Norfolk, Cape May,
New York, New Haven, New London and
Bosom. Fr
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THERE is now patient in the Surgical
Institute at indianapolis, twenty one years
ole, and apparently vigorous, whose arms
are not more than six inches long, and
hardly thicker than ones thumb. The el-
bow and wrist joints are complete, and
there are only three fingers to each hand,
and on the left two start from the same
joint. By turning his head he is abe to
feed himself, and a local paper says it is
rather odd to see these malformations start
out from under the coat and play over the
chin and neck.
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EiraI

The alarm of6re about half past O'Clock
last evening proceeded from the house on
Cedar street in the rear OF the Cathedral,
the lower part being occupied by the q. s.
Assessor, and the upper story the residence
OF Prof. Beaumsn. 1t caught in the roof,
and was nipped in the bud by the fire ex-
tinguishers carried by the Hook and Lad
der Company. About the first man who
got or the roof was George Gray, who did
good service in checking the fire.
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Trade Palace,
Ii PUBLIC SQUARE.
NEW SPRING GOODS!

New Spring Dress Goods;
New sage, Shades In CreSOnnes;
New Indian TussOre, (HOvelties) zoe.
per yard;
New Bafaaso and Henrfettas, 10 10 %.
New Norwich CaatO1s. 35e, worth 9Oc-
New and latest Shades Yields, S2Kc-
New French BOmOo zine, soc, worth
sI.25;
New Australian Grapes, 45c per ard;
New Tamise, 6Oe- worth 9Oc;
New EpiugIines, pure SIX chain, 4oc.
~ 8P 4 Q 7 a Il.
New Black Grograin SILK, s1.5O, worth
SI.0O.
New Black GrOgrian SILK, sl.z5, worth
81.
New CoEored Silks, zoe, worth sI.20.
Sew Brands Black Alpaca.
New Grenadines, IsXe, worth e5e.
New Grenapte, 25e.
New = able Danaslx, f1ne quaEIty, sec.
New Loom Table Dnmask, 35e.
New Towels, new Napkins and D0YIeS
New COunterpaneS, 81 upwards
New line PiQues. white, but and figured, 15c
New g4aees, new Fichuea, novelties
New Kid Gloves, each pair warranted, soc.
New RufIltng and RuehIngs.
New Hosiery, English and Balbriggan-
New ParaSOas. ala styles.
New lime French C0rsets soc, whalebone
Ladies, please call and examine my stock.
f TRADE PALACE,
IA Public square.
misc cod I'm sun tues, and thurs.
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New Advertisements.

Stray mare found.
Bankruptcy notice.
See advertisement of DR.. Hsrrison's
lecture tonight.
Public sale to-day Of valuable city pro-
perty, by Browns & Cheatham.
Yeatman, Shields q Co., close their three
days sale to-day.
Meeting of the Asylum Nashville Com
mandery this evening.
County Court sale on the first of May.
Cooper wanted. ...--
See advertisements Of S. Powers IL Son.
Bargains at No. SO College street.
Prof. Tayerner's readings at Library Hall
tonight and tomorrow night. -
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GIebe Flower Cough Syrup-The
Peoples Great Remedy for Colds, Coughs,
and Consumption.--Its cures are numbered
by thousands; its failures are unknown.
Try It one time, and you viii use no other
remedy. For sale by al druggists.
mh16 d65Wlm '---r r7..-r 1- r-.- .-..--r
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-17

OFFICIAL returns received at the Blu.
reau of statistics show that during the
quarter ended March 81, 1873, there ar
rived at the port of New Orleans 1921 i'm
migrants of various occupations, the great
er number being laborers. OF the total
number arrived 482 hailed from Germany;
England and Wales, 410; ireland, 81;
France, "a; Spain, go; Italy, 1874; Austria,
rs, and all other countries 80.
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Library Hall.

Prof. Tayerner's readings at the Library
Hall tonight and tomorrow night, promise
TO be very interesting. The programme
will embrace selections from Longfellow,
Tennyson, 1ngoldsby's legends and Dick
ems, and scenes from Hamlet. Tickets may
be secured at the Library Hall and at all
the hook stnras -,- -
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GOOdIettsvIIlc to the Frout

l. Hunter Galbraith in behalf of the CITY
OF Goodlettsville, yesterday made tender
OF thirty acres of ground In the vicinity of
thai place. and $4,000 in money in the
event the Nanderbls University is located.
This is very liberal offer, and shows that
the people of Goodlettsville appreciate the
advantages of the location of the University
az thai place. r,.-ss, -s s.-- $500.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-17

Honesty is the best policy in medicine
as well as in other things. Ayers Sarsa-
parilla is genuine preparation of that un-
equalled spring medicine and blood purifier,
decidedly superior to the poor limitations
heretofore in the market. Trial proves il.
apis eod1W ...s ..r.s- ~. :
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Putting Things I'm Order.

The trotting track at the Nashville Race
Course is being widened some eight or ten
feet, the stands are being whitewashed, and
the appearance Of everything on the course
Indicates the state of preparedness preced-
ing the usual spring meetings,
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Death of an EstimabIe Lndy.

We regret to hear of the death of Mrs.
Hide, wife Of John f. Hide, Esq, lately
deceased, and daughter of the late Rev.
John P. Campbell. She died yesterday
after an illness of several months.
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DIED.

HIDE-On yesterday at TX O'Clock, MIs.
MARTHA j. HIDE, wife of the late John F.
Hide, and eldest daughter of the late Rev. Jno.
P. Campbell, in the 42d year of her age.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
her funeral from the residence, 1893 South Mar
ket street, this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Services by the Rev. DIR. Baird.
Carriages will leave Currey's at * O'Clock for
the residence.
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THE LARGEST AND BEST
ast. Louis shOrtest LIue. ,,

Commencing March 80, 1873, the St.
Louis and Southeastern Railway Company
will run daily line of splendid new Pull
man palace drawing room sleeping cars
through without change from Nashville to
st, Louis, making direct connection with
Western roads for Kansas, Texas, Colorado
and California. Tickets and all information
can be obtained at Maxwell House office
or at College street depot.
w. B. DAVENPORT,
General Ticket Agent.
ana 2u SIN tines thursl2sun
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FruuHo VoT3c,

Trunks, vaIises, Satchels.-Wm.
Dunstead, 81 North College street, has all
qualities Of ladies' Travelling Trunks and
gentlemen's solid, Sole Leather Trunks.
Ladies' and Gents Satchels in great variety,
and Is selling at low prices for cash.
apo If
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-17

The Governor yesterday pardoned Rich
ard alias Henry Jordan, sentenced by the
Criminal Court OF Rutherford county at
its last term for voluntary manslaughter
seven years.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-17

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat requires
immediate attention, as neglect oftentimes
results in some incurable Lung Disease.
browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs" viii al
most invariably give relief. apis eod1w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-17

3 Martha Currin was arrested yesterday
upon the charge of stealing plank from the
mill Of Goldberg & Co. Justice Csssetty
TOOK compassion on the accased, and let
hsro with 8 reprimsnd, and the payment
of costs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-17

There was another large audience of Ia
dies and gentlemen last night at the Opera
House, and all seemed delighted as usual.
Drs. Payne & Payne lecture again tonight.
SUBJECT; Style, and diseases incident to the
liver, Stomach and spleen, HfsN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-17

The County Court of Humphreys county
has elected S. NJ. Hogan County Superin-
tendent of schools, aud Z. II. Hotcher has
been selected from Weskley county.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-17

silks! Silks!-Receiged, new shades of
Sliks-Sea Foam Green, Camelia Bronze,
Circassian Blue, Aphalia Drab, and many
other new shades. Prices $l.75, fully worth
S2.25 e. RICE & Co.
ap13 st, su,tu,thu -
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Iron HTouIder's Union.

The ball given al Concordia Hall last
night by the Iron Moulders' Union, was
wen attended, and proved an enjoyable
affair 10 the many who participated.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-17

Use Dooley's Yeast Powder if you relish
light, sweet, wholesome biscuits, rods, pas
try, etc. Your grocer sells it. Full weight
and strength. ap15 eod1w
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CITY NOTICES.

Removals.. Powers & Son, 40 South
Market street. Greatebargalns offered in
Clothing. ...-..-.-.f ap17 If
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Great bargains in Dry Goods, Fancy
Goods and Notions are offered at Rich
heimer & Co.'s, 46 College. apl7 2t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-17

Save 25 per cent and buy your shoes
at n Union street. We keep the latest styles
and cheapest goods in the city. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Trecy & Ooyle. apis tf