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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-04
An Once wanted.

Hesring that a vacancy had occurred in
certain Office In one of the adjoining cour-
ties. and it deVolyed upon the Governor to
fill the vacancy, two voting Lien OF the
same Mace went to work Immediately So
licitipr recommendations for the position,
one not knowing what the other was about.
Both gentlemen having received letters of
s.credit.n both satisfactory and ereditable to
their abilities and fitness for the position
sought after, left immediately for this city
to- present their claims and references to
the Governor. They reached Nashville in
good order, and gong to the Capitol, learn
ed that the Governor had left on the day
previous for his home In Pulaski. This
was disappointment to the young men,
but they left on the next train to see the
Governor. Reaching Pulaski, and putting
up at the same hotel, it leaked out for the
first time, that they were ri
walls for the supposed vacated po-
sition. After supper they talked over the
matter in friendly way, but did not hint
to each other what time next day they
would approach the Governor on the sub
iect. An hour or SO passed by when one OF
the party stepped out Of the hotel, and
fading a porter at the dor, paid him fifty
cents to deliver his papers at an early hour
to the Governor next morning, and also TO
ascertain at what time it would be coz
yenieut to have an interview. He retired
Immediately afterwards to bed; feeling
h INV over what had been accomplished
and laughing to himself at being thus en-
sbled to get the advantage Of bis opponent.
No. 9. however, was Just as strewd as the
other applicant, for he too stumbled on the
same porter, and and also paid him fifty
cents to deliver his papers as soon as the
Governor was up next morning; he
also made a similar request with
reference to the interview. The
darkey who was the happy possessor
of one dollar iu cash, arose with, the lark
next morning, and attended promptly to
the duties assigned him. The Governor
received the papers, and thinking they were
| one and the same, said he would be glad to
see the applicant at 10 O'Clock. This infor-
| nation was impaired to both gentlemen,
and at the appointed hour the rivals were
| approaching the Governors residence. The
Governor for the first time was apprized
that there were two applicants for the place,
and finding the situation rather awkward,
declined to make an appointment then and
there, but promised to decide upon the
claims of each, and telegraph his private
Secretary bis decision in the premises. The
young men left, when the Governor, having
occasion to examine the letters, found
that both applicants had been recon-
mended by the same persons. But the best
of the joke is yet to be told. TIE Gov
ernor telegraphed to his Secretary to know
if the resignation of the person over
whom all this trouble had been expended
had been received, and was informed by
return telegram that no such resignation
had been heard from.
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UudeIivered DIsuatches,

The following kilograms remained at the
Western Union Office SATURDAY night; of
fee hours Sunday, from to 10 A. NJ, and
from 3 to5P.M:
j. K. Morrisey; Capt. c. A. Nichol, 2;
Rev. Thos. A. Hoyt; S. G. Bradley; j. S.
Beadle; S. W. Edwards. G. Rice & Co.;
Gilbert, Parkes & Co.; G. a. Dickel & Co.;
Mrs. j. c. Gleason; D. Hillmsn & Sons;
Samuel Thomas; Edward A. Treat; A. D.
Abrahams; Chas. A. Gsuthier; Cline q
Bernheim; Norman Farrell; DR.. VIM, Nor
row, Frank Anderson.
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national AgricuIluraI Congress.

The next meeting of the National Agri-
cultural Congress will be held at Indianap-
oils. Ind, on Wednesday, May Is. By the
constitution of this body each State and
Territory is entitled to two representatives
for every State organization fostering agri-
cultural pursuits. The United States De-
partment of Agriculture, agricultural
schools and colleges with an endowment of
not less than $4,000, and agricultural and
horticultural societies of not less than fifty
members, contributing to the support of
this congress, are entitled TO one represen-
tative each.
The purpose of the organization is to af-
ford an opportunity, annually, for an inter-
change of views and opinions upon all sui
jects affecting the interests Of agriculture
and its kindred industries, and to promote
concert of action among those engaged in
these pursuits, in all matters relating to
them and of national importance.
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THE COURTS.

PROBATE COURT. j. Lenox was ap-
pointed and qualified admins rator of the
estate of Z. G. PEBBLES.
Ed. Gillian, Jr., was appointed and quail
fled executor of the estate of Mary A.
Walker.
W. T. Glasgow was appointed and quail
fled guardian of John and William Ste
phens, minors.
FEDERAL COURT The case of Pritchard VS.
Exum was continued until Friday next.
Special Supreme Court.-Judge Nichol-
son yesterday rendered the following opin-
ions
Woods, admir-, VS.. Duncan, decree at.
firmed.
Moore VS.. Parkes and others, decree af-
firmed.
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Great bargains this

Great bargains this week at the Phila-
delphia Store.-Dress Goods reduced from
Zoe to 10c; Dress Goods reduced from SOC
to 15c; Dress Goods reduced from SOC TO
Csc. Extra bargains in Striped and Bro
cade Silks; 500 yards Striped Silks, new
shades, reduced from 90c to 65c; 45O yards
Brocade Silk reduced from SIPS to 75c.
Black Iron Frame Grenadine, large and
small mesh, 25c to 70. Vineyards wide
Red Table Linen at 75c, worth S1.25. Kid
Gloves SOC. All the newest shades in two
buttoned Kid Gloves ST. and SIPS. French
Corsets, pure bone, Coo. Bargains in
French wOve and handmade Corsets. Irish
Linen 25c and upwards. Linen Towels
9Oc dozen. Received to-day, large lot
of Ladies' and Cnildren's fine Shoes. Call
and examine prices. NJ. Mclaughlin, Phila-
delphia Store, q Public Square.
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$3.50
nIEIl-

HONEY-In the city of Nashville, Tennessee,
on the Sd of May, 1873, WILLIAM HONEY, native
of Dundee, Forfarshire, Scotland, at the age Of
78 years.
The funeral will take place from the residence
of James Moore, corner Of Broad street and
Granny White pike, at o'clock this Sunday
afternoon, to which friends are invited. Ser
vices at the residence.
Scottish american, New York, and Dundee
AdUertiser, Scotland, please copy.
WENDEL.-Died at his residence In Muir
freesboro, Tenn, on Tuesday morning, April
%, 1873, DAVID ID. WENDKL, in the SD year OF
his age.
Mr.. wendell was one Of the Oldest citizens OF
MurfreesbOro. He had the confidence ana es-
TEEN Of all who knew him. In offices OF trust
and honor, which he long held, ne discharged
his duties faithfully and well.
In his domestic and social relations ne was
gentle tender and true, and his death leaves
sad void in the hearts Of family and Ir1ends. he
was for more than thirty years ruling elder IN
the Murfreesboro Presbyterian Onuren- he
lived the life of a consistent Christian. He loved
the Saviour of sinners, and served Him IN HIS
church.
Although his suferings wero great and pro-
longed, they were borne with patience and re-
signation. His end was peace l. ID. M.
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INNOCENT Recreation.

The clerks of the Courthouse, weary
with their excessive mental toll during the
past week, "threw dull care away" for an
hour yesterday evening, and passed the
time in playing game Of marbles.
The following named we're entered by
their hackers: Sam Donelson, James
Patterson and Tom Chsdwel, Jr. Great
interest was taken in the contest, by the
crowd of by-standers, and it is utterly i'm
possible, with the data we have before us,
to estimate the amount of money which
changed hands as the result was announced,
which was as follows: Caldwell 5; Pat
terson 4: DonelsOn l.
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Shooting Match at the Race Track.

First Match-Entrance, Watkins 5, Mitch
ell 0, Maskey 8, Meadors 0, Brown 2.
Second Mstch-Watkins 5, Kirkmsn 0,
Mitchell 0, Maskey 4, Prichett, Meadors,
Mcdaniel and Brown 0, Moore 2.
Third Match - Kirkman 9, Mcdaniel 8,
PriLchett 5, Moore 6, Brown @, Mitchell q,
Meadors 8, Watkins 9, Maskey7 Z.
The third and last match is tie between
Watkins, Krkmsn and Meadors, MIR.
Meadors having one shot yet. AL the
matches were exciting. A large number
were present. Mr.. Meadors was accredited
the best shot on the field: The match be-
tween Watkins, MeAdors and ,Kirkman is
to be decided next Monday. The match
could not be decided last evening for want
of birds.
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sBeIOw high water mark Of 1871.

Blank {. ) indicates no report; cipher (o) sta
tionsry; minus (-) tendency to fad; plus ~ ten
dency to rise. W. s. KAUYHAn, observer.
The river was still rising list evening
with upwards of p feet on the Shoals
Weather cool and cloudy.
information has been received here OF
large rise above yet to come.
The John S. Bransford arr we'd from
Dixon's Springs with SO hhds. tobacco, II
of which will go to New Orleans.
The Albion, with two barges OF SAT-
arrived from the Ohio river. She departed
again last evening for the mouth Of the
river to tow up more bsrges.
The Silverthorn from Evansville is ex-
pected this evening.
The John Lumsden viii arrive to-day
and is the regular packet for Cairo Monday
at 4P.M. Capt. Owen Davis in command
and Mai. L. NJ. Cobb in the office.
Can't. Win Fl. Phills has, We are in
formed, rented the bar at the Stacey House
under TIE new regime.
Clum Hank is bis name, not Cnum
Hank. There DOW, We hope tbs ortnogra-
ply is correct. Keno
OId Rlunderbuss, in his peculiarly lnlm-
table blulEy style, regales his readers with
the following personal paragraphs about the
officers of Capt. Jay Wees SlVerthorn
The travelling community mus remember
that Cant Josh. v. ThrOop and his boat Is
owned snd controlled by himself; Bill Shaw
and Billy s.. John are the renowned pilots.
Crockett Thomas and VIM. Myers are COM
netept and able to handle the throttle valve
of any steamboat blowing the waters Of the
Ohio. Hugh Bradley is her medical ply
sician, and Billy COnant is the nasal and
spectacular agent.
viii Pee rise and explain few things?
Who said Josh q. A. Wee didn't own and
control himself and his boat? What ara
those pilots renowned for? Why won't
these engineers be good men on any steam
boat not blowing the waters Of the Ohio.
What in the thunder is a "medical Physiei-
am on a hind wheel bost--or any where
else, as for that matter? Nasal and spec
tacular is good.
The Chattanooga Times Of tie ID inst,
says:
Can't. j. G. Long returned to the city
Yesterday from Muscle Shoals, where ne
has lust completed the location OF the
Muscle Shoals Canal. The canal Is to be
one hundred feet wide, the locks three nun
bred feet long by sixty feet between the
sills. Work will be commenced on this
ca- al next week. The present appropria-
ton is $4,000, which will be expended
this summer under The direction Of Mayor
Mcfarland OF the United S ates Engineers.
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IRON ore from white County.

Mr.. Satterield arrived in tbs city yester-
day with q bountiful supply of iron ore
from White county, which he intends con-
tributing to the mineral department at the
Exposition. These specimens were obtain
ed for an ore belt five to twenty miles wide,
and said to contain the richest deposit in
the world
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-04

Ice! Ice! Ice!-Hsving completed my
arrangements for a full supply of Northern
Lake and Tennessee Ice, l can furnish
families with any quantity delivered from
wagons at their door. Also, parties order
ing from the country can have their orders
filed promptly and well packed a. the low
est market price. G. 81. Ryman, Depot and
Packing House, corner. Bank and Printers
alley. myI I'M
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Assessment BLANKS.

The Executive officers are now busily
engaged in preparing and sending out the
Assessment Blanks, and on and after Mon
day they will be forwarded at the rate of
$4,000 day. These blanks will be sent
by express when it can be done, and where
t lere is no express accommodation, County
Court Clerks will receive them at the same
stations where the acts were forwarded.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-04
The school Law.

John M. Fleming, the State Superinten-
dent, is sending out pamphlet copies of the
school law TO the County Superintendent,
and in counties where no Superintendent
are reported, they are sent to the County
Court Clerks, with request that a copy be
furnished to each magistrate, one to each
school commissioner, one to each of the
county officers, and the others to be retain
ed for the use of the school directors to be
elected in August next.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-04

Suits Suits! Suitsl-Our own manufac-
ture, made from Paris and New York SAM
pies, in Grass, Batiste, Vic. and Bishop
Lawns, Swisses, Blsy Linens, ETC., the
handsomest and most sty lsh garment now
worn. An immense sOtck TO choose from
and at astonishing low prices at G. Rice &
Co.'S, 81 College street. 1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-04

BISMARCK says the churches must net
hereafter educate their clergy, they must
be ed Gated and trained by the State, and
conform their theology to that of the En-
peror. The bill for this purpose has al
ready passed the upper HOuse of the Prus-
sian Diet and will doubtless become the law
of the Empire. This is the country some
of our Radical friends insist upon initiating.
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greensboro and Nashville Railroad.

The citizens of Robertson county will
hold a public meeting at Springfield to-
morrow (Monday) for the purpose of con-
sideriDg suggestions connected with the
route of the Owensboro, Russellville and
Nashville Railroad. Citizens Of Greensboro
and other localities along the line Of the
proposed road will be in attendance az this
meeting, and II is hoped there will be a
large attendance of the people Of Robert
son and surrounding counties.
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The Merchants Exchange Restaurant
is the neatest and best place in the city for
persons visiting the Exposition to get their
meals. Everything kept the market affords.
Accommodating walters aud clerks. Open
day and night. Phil q. Wills, Proprietor
mY2 1W
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Fancy Costume Hon.

A fancy costume hop is announced at the
Nelson House, Columbia, Friday evening,
MsY 10. There will be no doubt be large
delegation of ladies and gentlemen from
this city, to attend this hop, as we are as
sured it will be one of the most agreeable
which has taken pace at Columbia during
tba soasOn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-04

Those interested, will do well to temem-
Der that meeting of the proposed Nash
vile Building Association will be held at
the Commercial Chamber tomorrow night,
at which time the. committee on bylaws
viii present their report, and q permanent
organization will be effected.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-04
Scheuek's PuImOnic Candy embrac

in great degree all the principles of
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, and while as
pleasant to the palate as the purest of con-
fections, its medicinal properties render it
effectusl in coughs, colds, bronchial and ca
tarrhal affections, etc. 1t is the most &C
ceptable remedy for children or infants, and
can be given with IMMUNITY; while for pro-
fessional gentlemen, or those who suffer
from loss of voice, it is Indispensable.
These candies are put up in % cent boxes
convenient for the pocket, and are for sale
by all druggists and dealers.
j. II. SCHLNCK & Son,
S. E. cor. Sixth and Arch SITS, Philadelphia.
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Racers Arrived.

Cottrell's stable of racers in charge OF the
veteran I. B. Patterson arrived last even
ing. In this stable are Alice Mitchell, Sal
ly Watson, Little Harry Of the West, Sauce
Box and Eland. These animals were furn-
ished quarters at the race course.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-04

A State warrant was yesterday served on
Sam Starkey, member of the!police,a at the
Instance of 10. Davis, charged with assault
and battery, with attempt TO kill. Justice
Raskette continued The case until next Wed
nesday. -.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-04

Trunks, VaIises, Satchels.-Wm.
Dunstead, 81 North College street, has all
qualities of ladies' Travelling Trunks and
gentlemen's solid Soc Leather Trunks.
Ladies' and Gents Satchels in great variety,
and is selling at low prices for cash.
apo If
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Co,,,mtssioner of Deeds.

Andrew E. Eakin, of Washington, Ark,
was Yesterday commissioned by toe Gov
erner as Commissioner of Deeds for Ten
nessee.
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Vouoa1v Of wood.

Sam Litton, colored, was arrested yes
,erday, charged with stealing I'VE cor1s US u
wood from the premises OF Arcnie p by
He was arranged before Justice E'eie'''
snd his trial continued until MONDAY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-04

The members Of the Society Of st. Vim
cent de Paul of this city intend giving their
eighth animal picnic, for the benefit of the
poor of Nashville, on 18th inst, at the Hor-
tjcultural Gar.ens.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-04

Blesched DOmestics and Long Cloths
at reduced prices; Piques, Msrseilles, Ducks,
Linens, Cassmeres, Broadcloths, Doeskins,
ETC., etc. Tsilors especially are invited 10
90 and see the new house at II South side
Public Square and 10 Union street.
apo I'm So, tn, thu, sat
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Nau Omnibus.

We noticed on the street yesterday
splendid new omnibus named ior our 70 C4" us
man and efficient Superintendent Oh the
Nashville and Chattanooga haliroau' %
w. Thomas.
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Magistrates Comnissioned.

Commissions were yesterday issued to
Lewis II. Woodland, of Upton county;
Henry CLANCY and Joseph Shelton, of JEFF
fersen county, snd w. r. Woodland, of Lin
coin county, magistrates elect in the coun-
ties named.
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CITY NoTICEs.

Valuable and Reliable.-'.BRowN's
BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs" are invaluable 10
those exposed to sudden changes, atfording
prompt relief in coughs, colds, etc.
anZ9 eod1Y
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We don't allow anybody to sell cheaper
than we. We were taught when little boys
wedding the corn and potato rows not to
allow anybody to get ahead of u.s. Hogan
Bros, Union street. myS "
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-04

The largest stock of Watches in the
South to select from can be seen at DAVIES
& BROS. For proof Of this assertion, see
their display in the Exposition, which does
not comprise one fourth of their stock.
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What every one says must be true, that
Joe FARMLAND 81 Co. sell Ribbons, Fis-
chues and Kid Gloves at wholesale or retail
very cheap, at II Public Square and 10
Union st. apo I'm SUD, I'll, thu,sat
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CITY NOTICES.

Black Grenadines.-3O pieces Of the
best Black Grenadines at very low figures,
a very great bargain, just arrived at G. Rice
& Co.'s, 90 College street. 1t
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st. JOseph's Total Abstlnence society

The fifth annual meeting of st. Joseph's
Total Abstinence Society will be held to-
day at hslfpast two O'Clock. In this con-
nection we may state that the temperance
cause is progressing-the Catholic Total
Abstinence Union of America now num-
bering nearly forty thousand members.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

THE Champion Sash Balance and Lock
takes the place of weights and rulleys.
my3 It
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Notice to Parties Visiting the EXPOSE
tion.-Grest bargains in the newest styles
of Bonnets and Hats. Handsome Summer
Suits on hand and made to order, at Mrs.
Tynes', "a Summer s rect, near Church.
ny4 lW
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Joe FARMLAND 4 Co. invite all to at
tend their great sale of Dress Goods, Para
soils, ETC. Great bargains in Black Lustres
and Silks. apo I'm su,tu, thu, sat
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DOOley's Yeast Pow er cannot be ex-
celed for making light, sweet rolls, biscuits,
wsffles, corn bread, etc. 1t is always ready
and reliable. ape eod1w
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The Powers Hand Scroll Saw can be
seen at the Exposition. Mechanics should
examine it. my3 2t
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Kid Gloves Of the very best quality are
still selling at 75c pair at A. Winter &
Bros. my4 sun, wed, sat, sun
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-04

ssThey Cure!' What cures9 Ayers
Cherry Pectoral for cough; Ayers Pils
for purgative, and Ayers Sarsparilla for
the complaints that require an Alternative
medicine. ape eod1w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-04

We regret to hear of the bereavement to
our friend E. K. Warren, of Paducah, in the
death of his son George aged six years and
eight months.
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death az Paducah.

The net receipts from Miss Palmers con
cert after the p4ymen5 OF all eNpenses'
amounted to S2l5.
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Coun,x SuDertutendent.

The collections at the U. S. internal Rev
enue Office yesterday amounted to S2,2l6,-
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Look! look! lookl See! SEE! see!-Go
and see the Tom Thumb Clothing Store
before purchasing elsewhere. College ST.,
one door from the Square. IL
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STATE OF TIE wEATHEE.
TslsoraphSe Report from SiaaGI Servfes Corps.U
H. L. of ObseTrastoFs, az 3.56 o'clock p. n.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 3, 1875.
PYobabiIities.-For the Northwest and
upper lake region and southwark to the
lower Ohio and lower Missouri valleys, light
northerly winds yeeriDg 10 southeast and
generally clear and warmer weather. For
the Gulf States and Tennessee, partly
cloudy weather, northwesterly winds veer-
ing to southeast, and lower temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, generally
clear and cooler weather with northwest
winds. For the lower lakes and Middle
States, partly cloudy weather and OCCASION
al rain with northwest winds, higher barom-
eter and lower temperature.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-04

We have about 100 pieces of that very
fine Irish Linen at Csc Oh hand yet. This
goods is worth 81. Come and convince
yourself. A. Winter & Bro.
my4 sun. wed sat,Sun