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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-15
LATEST Markets BY TELEGRAPH

MOBILE, Nov. 14.-CottOn- demand fair
middlings 14ac; low middlings 144c; strict
good ordinary 132c Net receipts 1862
bales; exports cOastwise 434 bales; sales
500 bales; stock q, 559 bales. Weekly net
receipts 1,403 bales; exports coastwise II
bales; sales 1000 bales; stock 2S,402 bales.
GALVESTON. Nov 14.-Weel1ly net re-
ceipts LOIS bales; exports to Great Britain
516 bales; to France $50 bales; coastwise
1902 bales; sales 1900 bales.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 14.-Cotton finn; mid
dlings 144c. Net receipts $500 bales; ex-
ports coastwise 1850 bales; sales 1888
bales; stock 93,OSS bales. Weekly net re
ceipts 34,477 bales; exports to Great Britain
4,577 bales; to continent $50 bales; coast
wise SIG bales; sales 9,1S2 bales.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 14.-COtton firm
middlings 144c; low middllngs 14c; strict
good ordinary 1899. Net receipts 1852
bales; exports to Great Britain 1887 bales;
coastwise 1921 bales; sales 1,500 bales;
stock 36,277 bales. Weekly net receipts
1926 bales; exports to Great Britain 12,-
062 bales; to continent 2,137 bales; coast
wise 1913 bales; sales 400 bales.
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INSTANTLY KILLED.
COIOred Wan knocked Off Bridge nj
Harnefh River

Harpeth River.
Robert NewSom, colored man, who was
on bridge No. 9, Northwestern railroad.
yesterday evening, was struck bytheengine
OF the down train, knocked of the bridge
and instantly killed. He was endeavorino
TO get out o the way, and had reached the
Tar end when struck. The engineer did not
see him until the engine entered the bridge.
and the train could not be checked enough
10 prevent the accident. Conductor Rob
erts left Thomas Larllin, brakeman in
charge Of the remains until such time as
the coroner should arrive.
In order to relieve the engineer Of any
blame IN the matter, the passengers signed
the following paper, which was telegaphed
back from Waverly:
NAVERLT, Nov. III. w. Thomas.
Superintendent: We, the undersigned. pas
sengers on train No. ,, Nashville, Chatta-
nOOga and st. Louis railroad. certify that
the engineer Of said train did. at Bridge
No. ., over Harpeth river, sound his alarm
whistle as soon as the man who was killed
10y this engine this day at the above point
came into view, and as soon as it was pos
SlDle for him to have done, owing TO the
sharp curve that occurs in the road at this
point, and not in time to stop his train
short of the point where the man was
struck. Signed.
JOIN S. PRIDE, !
i. ID. MCCULLOUGH,
j. NJ. COULTER PASSENGERS.
W. B. VEAzEY,
JAMES y. SPARKS.
1t is said that the man killedwas upward
Of 10 years Of age, and hard of hearing. An
inquest was held over his remains by JUS
tice Moses Jones, acting as Coroner. the
jury being composed Of DR.. ". c. Hutton.
ThoS. f. Hutton, R. w. Pegram, W. H.
Feribee, \. j. Newsom, j. p. Newsom and
Alex. Work, who returned a verdict that he
was killed by a stroke from the west bound
train.
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The following licenses were issued 70
the week ending yesterday:
Jasper NJ. Armstrong to Bette r. Wood
John Shirley Barrow to Lucy Bell Clai
borne.
j. III. Robertson to Polly A. Shockley.
Geo. A. Murpo to Annie L. Smith.
COLOHED.
Vim. Wadleigh to Lucinda Neil.
Peter Wilson to Jennie Blackman.
John kirkman to Georgiana Stevenson
James Russell to Martha Garland.
Asa Campbell to Louie Moss.
John Hyde to Nellie Clark.
VIM. Henry to Lucy Pool.
James Spence to Sarah SamuelS.
Benz. Bowling to Priscilla HILL
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Knocked i'm the Head.

Yesterday about two O'Clock the alley,
running back from Adams Express office
on Church street, was the scene of diff
Guilty between negro boy by the name of
Bud Brown and a negro man about forty
years old named Dan Parks, who was help
leSsly drunk at the time. The man had
with him biting bog and the quarrel was
first between the boy and the dog, but after
wards between the boy and the owner. In
the course Of the quarrel the boy struck the
man on the side of the head with a large
jagged rock, producing a conclusion and
knocking him senseless to the ground. 1t
Vas thought for some time that he was
killed, and was so Tumored; but physicians
were called whostated that the woundisveIy
severe but not fatal. 1t is said ky those
who witnessed the atifay that the boy was
encouraged 70 petit the man by woJnail
WHO was passing.
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PENSION FRAUDS.


United States VS.. Gen. ). G. Vaughn.
The hR0TCdie Chronicle of the 18Th
says: The trial Of Gen. j. C.. Vaughn. of
Sweetwater, Monroe county. for alleged
completely with the great pension frauds in
which Thos G. Boyd figured so prominent
ly, and for which he is now expiating a
sentence in the penitentiary. commenced
this week III the United States Circuit
Court, and is now exciting as much inter
est rs was manifested during the trial last
winter. Vaughn was indicted with a Is,tch
OF others last year, among whom werET.
G. Boyd, A. a. Boyd, John w. Anderson,
A. I. w. Payne, J. W. Robertson, p. T.
Britton, and j. Ii. Kelso, but was granted
a severance on the ground that his cause
would be prejudiced if tried withthe others
several Of whom had admitted.
The case upon which Gen. Vaughn is now
being tried, IS for obtaining a pension Tor
Mamie E. Mmblehead purporting to be
the widow OF Darius I. Mumblehead.
Cherokee Indian, the check, which was for
sSS6.l7. being paid to him, and bearing
date July y, 1870. Another check for
S47.6O, Of the same date, was paid to T.
q. Boyd for the claim of Sarah Mumblehead.
alleged widow of Marcus II. Mumblehead.
also an Indian, both of whom were ficti-
tiouS persons.
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Marriage i'm LOuisyiIIe

On Wednesday night last, the residence
OF Mr.. j. Banks McIlvaine on Third street.
Louisville, was thronged with the fashion,
able people of that city, the occasion being
the marriage of Miss LOttie, his eldest
daughter to Mr.. John n. Moore, of the
firm of Lyman, Moore 4 Campbell, and son
OF the late Rev. DR.. L. V. Moore of tits
city. The groom has been, we believe,
says the Commercial, only a resident of
this city during the past few years, but has
already won for himself the reputation of
being Of the most energetic, earnest and
discreet young business men on the street.
The ceremony in the brilliant assembly of
attendants was unusually beautiful and
elaborate, and the young and lovely bride
had certainly very graceful setting in
those she had gathered around her. After
some weeks spent in the East, Mr.. and Mrs
Moore will return to this city.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-15

Got the shakes, have you? Well, buy
Kress Fever Tonic, prepared by W. {.
Hamilton & Co., Cincinnati, o. 1t not
only cures you, but keeps you cured. This
can be said of no other remedy yet prepared
for ague. Many cures have been reported
to the proprietOrs that seem next to mirac-
ulous. Kress Tonic costs only 81 per bot
tle-a box of pills free with every bottle
and the proprietOrs warrant it to cure. For
sale by Ewin, Pendleton & Co. and at De
moville & Co.'S. JAM doaw&w1y sats
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Now Adxertisennenfs.

Brick cottage, No. 534 South Market ST..
lor rent or sale.
The finder Of gold earring can obtain a
reward by returning it to 30 Union st.
\ large quantity of building material for
sale.
See notice Of 7. P. Wcakley. Executor of
the estate Of Sinai @. Moore. decd.
Live economically, and use Hand Sapolio.
Great bargains are offered in gents fur
lusilihg goods, etc, at % \. Cherry street.
j. W. Campbell, Assignee, publishes a
bankrupt notice.
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Real Estate transfers.


The real estate transfers for the week
ending yesterday were as follows:
W.D. Bethel to Joseph II. Ack-
lin, lot on Cherry street.. $4,000 90
John Brown to Ann E. johnson,
lot on Washington street -. .3I5 90
John Alfred to w. w. Constant
and Harvey j. Shirk, land in
Cumberland county .....:.... 1900 90
Same to w. w. Constant, land in
Cumberland county -. 1000 90
NJ. j. HARRISON to James A. Her.
man, land in Wilson county,. 800 90
NJ. j. HARRISON to James w. Nc
Cullough, land in 10Th district. 400 90
n. Baxter, Jr., c & NJ. to J. A.
Mcclure, lot in 18th ward. 49,. $50 90
E. d. Whitworth, sheriff, to John
c. Hubbard, admir-, land in
10th district. .............. 1,7OO 90
Martha NJ. Elkins, G.. w. Elkins,
Samuel III. Ament and Ii. &.
FlintOf, trustee, to Lawrence
Banniza, lot on Carroll street. 300 co
VIM. Jordan to James Hudson,
lot in 18th district. ........... 215 90
]. F. Bush to = May, land in Sth
district. 80 90
John G. Hubbard, administrator,
~ JOHl CllIllCys Idiltl III AOIH
district. 1000 90
VIM. g. Ewin to Susan Goodwin
Anderson, land in GAINESVILLE. 1890 90
j. p. Hutchinson and /. III. Hutch
ison to Mary Jane Jackson, lot
in Edgefeld.
Milton COckrill and James
Davis to VIM. HobsOn, land in
county. ........... 175 90
]. W. Wilson to w. H. Magness,
lot in DeKalb county. ........ COCO
n. Baxter, jr., c. and NJ. to
Player Martin, lot in O'Shaugh
nessy's plan. ............... 1856 Is
LIS land in county. -. $50 90
W. G. WinsteaG, e. & NJ, to W.
B. Rains, lots in Maury q Clal- a.
5orno's additlonI....... 90 Il
James A. Hewlett end wife to
home tr nIlnes' %. IN DUya. go %
lot in McGayock,s addition. $50 90
John Alfred to W. NJ Prewit,
5000 acres land in OvertOn co. $500 90
W. B. A. Ramsey to w. FL.
Johnson, lot in Edgefeld. -. 1920 90
Y. Baxter, ir., c. &. NJ, to
Stephen Murphy, lot in West
Nashville. ..::.::...........n $50 90
E. D. Whitworth, Sheriff. to W.
B. Cooper, lot in city,. 81 u
James w. Mccullough to E. L.
HARRISON, lot in 18th district. 250 90
James w. Mccullough to E. L.
HARRISON, land in Illinois -. 400 90
Writ Hughes to John OvertOn,
Prest, etc, lot in Boyd's proper
ty............... ZJO W
James w. Campbell assignee to
Texas land. ................. 100 90
j. ". Pennington to w. Seals,
trustee, deed Of gift to land in
I'd district.
Same to AIlne i'HnInnington, deed
of gift in same district.
Same to DIN Weakley, trustee,
deed of gift to land insane dis
trio
II. E. domestic Agnes Taylor STRAIT
tor, lots in Burrows addition
to EGgetield. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOO W
NJ. VI. Gloon and Daniel Dough-
eny to John NJ Morris house
and lot on South Market street 5000 90
E. T. Reece to NJ. F. DOSS, lot in
Alexander, Tenn. .........:.. SO 90
E. Ensley to j. W. Bush, land in
9th district. ........... 1925 90
James Bartlett to w. NJ. Butler,
land in Cumberland county,. 80 90 |
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Onossuro D;nnar

Squire John Bush, of the fifteenth dis
trict, entertained several of his friends yes
terday, fine 'possmn dinner and the ac-
compartments being served IN in regal
style to.his guests. Determined not to be
outstripped in the matter of hospitality ex-
tended to distinguished visitors, Dan Allen.
a near neighbOr, hearing of the assembled
Janta sent in fine fish stuffed with oysters
with his compliments. IL is useless to add
that the most excellent dinner was pSrtaken
OF with gllsto, and relished by all pres
ent.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
" III = IT 7'1I1-'
FFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Nov. IA, 7:30 p. II.
PrObd6ilities.-FOr the Northwest and
upper lakes and southwark to the lower
Missouri and Ohio valleys, sOUthwesteriy
winds, rising temperature and increasingly
cloudy weather, with occasional snow over
the Northwest and upper lakes.
For the lower lakes, southerly winds,
warmer and cloudy weather and occasional
snow.
For the Eastern and Middle States,
nOrtherly winds, backing to southeasterly
on Saturday, with rising temperature and
partly cloudy weather.
For Kentucky and Tennessee, southwest
erly winds, rising temperature and partly
cloudy weather.
For the Southern States, sOutherly winds,
warmer, partly cloudy weather, becoming
threatening in the western guf, with rain.
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improvements Mt VT. OIivet.

Many handsome Improvements are in
progress at MI. Oliyei cemetery. under the
supervision of B. +. Woodward, the engin-
Ger and superintendent in charge. Mr.
Breen has a large force engaged in building
walls, and demonstrating the entrance TO
the cemetery, and it is thought the work
viii be completed and the massive iron
gate in position by the end Of the year.
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The Great JanauschecI..

Madame Janauscheck,wi her histrioniC
troupe, will afford the lovers Of the legiti-
mate drama in Nashville an opportunity OF
witnessing their inimitable impersonations
on the evenings Of the 20th, 21st and 22d OF
this month. The advent of so distinguish
ed an actress in our midst will no doubt
induce the fullest attendance of our culti-
waited people.
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More of the same Sort.

The Orr Brothers yesterday received an
order from Ireland for a tierce Of Hart d
llensley,s celebrated sugar-cured hams
This will be the second shipment of this
character from Nashville to ireland.
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CITY NOTICES,

That Elegant Store for Rent.-Ihe
store in the St. Cloud Block, now occupied
by the Howe Sewing Machine Company, IS
for rent for the year Of 1874 or for term
of wears. Dan. F. Carter, C. i. r. Thomp-
son. novl2 eOd2W
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Religious Notice.

The Rev. Geo. y. James. Of Franklin
Tenn, will hold service in ST. Anne,
Church, Edgeiield.on Sunday morning at IL
o'clock and at - O'Clock p. N.
Elder John \, Cargile, Of Alabama, will
preach at McCurc's Hall, Edgefeld, to-
morrow, at II A. NJ, and , p. N
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Rest and Oldest Family Medicine

Sanford's Liver mvigoratOr-A purely Veg
etable Cathartic and TOnic-fOr Dyspepsia,
Constipation, Debility, Sick-headache, Bill
ious Attacks, and all arrangements OF Liv-
er, Stomach and Bowels. Ask your drug
rist for it. Beware of limitations.
mh9 1y sat
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Returns Thanks.

Mr.. VerOney, the engiiteeE of Hamilton
Fire Company, who had his arm broken at
the fire Sunday morning last, desires us to
return thanks to the ladies and attaches of
ST. Vincent hospital for the kind attention
he has received since the injury.
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.
EIRIIfE

The Memphis AralGacbe makes the fol-
lowing note: Several landlords have al
ready made reduction in rents. and none
who desire and are determined to have
good, prompt paying tenants, can hope to
re.ain them any other way. Prudent ten
ants will not make obligations they are
unable tO meet
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Fresh Salt Water Fish,. T. Parker
is receiving daily both salt and fresh water
Fish, which he is selling at living prices.
3. F. Parker, dealer in Fresh Oysters, Fish,
ETC., 81 Cherry street. noy1ltf
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Trunks, Yalises and Satchels IN great
variety, elegant, substantial and cheap, at
VIM. Dunsteads Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church,
Sewanee Block. je6 If
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= ADA IsAACs MENKEN does not seem
to have been the only wife of Heenan,
the pdgilist. Since his death a Mrs.
Sara Stephens Heenan, who. was an
actress at Wallack's fifteen years ago,
has turned up at London, and is onher
way to this country to claim his estate.
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DIR. Munsey I'm The CITY.

The Rev. DR.. w. Z. Munsey arrived in
the city yesterday from East Tennessee
and is the guest Of T. d. Fite, ESQ. This
distinguished divine will preach at Nc
hendree Church on Sunday morning at IL
o'clock
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Fine Fish.

The fish. market yesterday morning was
beautifully supplied with game fish of many
varieties. The very finest white fish ever
brought here were on the sstall Of Chas. H.
Ryman, and were sold off rapidly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-15

In publishing the officers elect Of the
Most Worthy Grand Lodge Of Tennessee.
+. and y. NJ, there was a mistake in that
OF the Deputy Grand Master. 1t should be
John 1. lrion. Of Paris. Tenn.
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Hnrler for nece,nhnr

DuckwOIth, corner Cherry and Cedar.
Opposite the Postofiice) has Harper for De
Cember, Woodruff and Clahin Weekly.
Harper, Leslie, Girls and Boys. Forest and
Stream, Days Doings, Police News. Clipper.
etc. Also latest leading dailies.
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CITY NOTICES.

At COst.-Great bargains in Hats, Caps
and Gents Furnishing Goods. Call at
Benson's. No. 90 North Cherry street. All
goods sold at cost for the cash. nOy15 If
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How to Live Economically. The prob

4
lem of how to economic in living is one
that engages the serious attention of a great
many people. ''Many a little makes a
mickle," was one of Benjamin Franklin's
''PoOr Richard" truisms that summarizes
the whole system of popular extravaganza.
If you wish to save money, economic in
little as well as in large items of expendi-
ture. For all the household purposes for
which polishing powders, Bath brick and
soap are usually used, excepting the one
thing of washing clothes, SapOliO is by
many times the cheapest article that can be
employed. To say nothing about its great
superiority to all other substances, it is, on
the score of money alone, by far the cheap
est. Remember this fact and save many
dollars every year. nov15 d1w&w1t
Fine Dress Goods at 25c. yard at HO-
gan Bros. nOv13 3t
Table Linen, best, at Hogan Bros,
Union street. nOv13 St
L. e. Winstead l. Co. are selling their
entire stock of Boots, Shoes, Valises and
Hats at greatly reduced prices for cash.
nov13 1w
For pure native California Wines, call
on II. & F. W. Baker, No III South Mar
ket street. nov. IA At
Now is the time to buy goods in the
Maxwell House Shoe Store. nov13 1w
Gloves, largest stock in The city, at Ho-
gan Bros. nov13 3t
Genuine Buck Gloves at Hogan Bros.
nov13 st
FlanneIs and Waterproofs, cheap as ever,
at Hogan Bros. nov13 st
Beneficial results of the panic-High |
priced houses played out, so say the people, |
and rush for their bargains to G. Rice & |
Co. nOv12 If
We are still slaughtering Dress Goods
without mercy. G.. Rice & Co. nov12 If
Our Black Apacas down to bottom
prices. Our fine silk-fnished Mohair Lus-
tire reduced from S1.OO to 70 cts. G. Rice
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Go to headquarters for black and cOlored
Silks. A saving of 20 per cent. guaranteed
or no sale. G.. Rice & Co. nov12 If
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ut

No light shines out through the liif, itiste veil;
Its shadows loom up-you shudder and pale.
But beam OF glory-the Gospel Light,
lllumes the way from the measuTeless height
OF His matchless Love. Your life sanctfed
Your soul redeemed, and with Heaven allied,
With heart as pure as an infants breath
You enter the vale and shadow of death.
Though ushered by sickness lingering long,
Or bitterest agony, brief and strong,
Or whether attended by ease or pain,
You shall press the pillow where all have lain,
And This life-for you-is forever passed,
And sou sleep in your narrow home at last.
XIII
Murmur nor voice sounds from the silent sea
OF boundless, tathOmleSs Eternity.
And DER its waters weird no moon, nor star
Fer sheds its light-Save one bright planet far
That beams upon the dark, mysterious tide,
Sending its rays cen to this cherries side;
And in the light of the blest star of Hope
We rest until The Lords greas day shall ope
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Senator Bayne has been requested to de-
liver his celebrated lecture on Charity, at
the Cuban meeting tonight.
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In Memphis
Called EnOn.

Mrs. Claude Hamilton and Harry Everett.
old Nashville tWorites, are playing at the
Memphis Theatre.
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Special attention of ladies is called to the
ORFOLAN SUITING CLOTHS,

Following shades Navy Blue, Bronze, NtleS
Plum; ETC., at 25c per yard
Fine French Cashmeres, New Shades, at coo.
per yard.
New Shades DiagOna1S, Doc. per yard
New Shades fine silk ValOUrs at S5c worth S1z5-
On tomorrow l will offer 200 pieces Of the
very latest styles in Syrian Suiting Cloths at
22Jsc. per yard.
Ladies' call and see these goods.
Fine Silk Alpaeas at 60c per yard.
Tremendous bargains in Shawls, Striped OF
toman, at $3.50.
Extraordinary bargains in WaterpruOls for
Wrappings.
TRADE PALACE,
IA Public Square.
nov9 till janis, "A 4thp
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RIVER NEWS.

Daily Report Of Stage Of Water, NTH Changes IN
the a Hours ending 3 p. W. Nov. H. 1873.
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Our immense stock of Flannels and
Blankets at panic prices. G. Rice d Co.
nOy12 If
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Our Black ApacaS down to bottom
prices. Our fine silk-finished Mohair Lus-
tire reduced from s1.OO to 70 cts. G. Rice
81 Co. nov12 If