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Larceny.

Officer G. ID. Davis, Of the police force,
Yesterday arrested Emma Smith upon the
charge of stealing twenty dollars. She
was arraigned before Justice Everett, and,
in default of bail, was committed to Jail for
trial next Tuesday.
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stealing Cows.

Thos. L. Chiffon, accused of stealing
cows from t. F. Grimes, appeared before
Justice Everett, yesterday, and gave bond
for his appearance on Thursday next.
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Mr.. FARMLAND, our well known Union
street merchant, who was recently married,
yesterday received large number of hand
some presents.
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CITY NOTICES.

80 Cents StOre.-A large lot of Toys,
Dolls, China Vases, Jewelry, Queensware,
Glassware, Notions, etc, very cheap at the
80 Gents Store, No Union st. 1t
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All business must seek its legitimate
channels as the city improves, and the Tom
Thumb Clothing Store is now fixed in
stitution for parents to buy Boys Clothes
at If
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Larceny Of Cattle.

A man named George Oliver was arrest
ed Yesterday upon the charge Of stealing
two yearlingS belonging to unknown par
ties. He was aTaigned before Justice
Everett, and the trial fixed for Wednesday
ayf
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60 to headquarters for black and cOlored
Silks. A saving of 20 per cent. guaranteed
or no sale. @. Rice Il Co. nov12 tt
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The Self-Interpreting Family Bible

The Self Interpreting Family Bible
and Biblical Library Combined.-This
work is a thick quarto, sOlIdly and elegant
| ly bound, printed in good type, containing,
besides the Old and New Testaments and
the Apocrypha, a history of the English
translation of the Bible, a succinct account
of each of the books of the Old and New
Testaments, Concordance, an Illustrated
Bible Dictionary, and q large number of
tables and indexes, calculating the text, or
necessary for ready comparison of different
parts of Scripture. The leading idea of the
work seems to be to collect the labors
of the most learned, and to lay them before
the reader in convenient and comprehensi-
BILE form for individual use and Judgment.
1t seems TO us to be an exceedingly rich
volume, and we hope no one will fail to ex-
anime it when called upon. 1t is sold only
by subscription. Mr.. F. Wood is the agent
for this city.
We append what some OF cur city divines
have said of it;
The Family Bible offered by the agent,
Mr.. Wood, is, in my estimation, one of the
very best l have ever seen. 1t the very
book needed by Sunday-schoOl Teachers
and heads Of families, who cnanot afford
large Libraries to understand and teach the
word Of God. j. W. HOYTE.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 10, 1873.
This Bible I regard as the best collection
of Bible knowledge | have seen anywhere.
A. j. BAIRD.
The above edition of the Bible contains |
tables and other matter not found in any |
other, and is recommended for popular use.
1t ought to have a large circulation.
VIM. GRAHAM,
Rector of Christ Church.
We cordially agree with the above.
D. C. KELLEY,
movie If r. X. HARGRovE.
Fable Linen, best, at Hogan Bros,
Union street. movie 1t
Gloves, largest stock in the city, at Ho-
gan Bros. nov16 1t
Genuine Buck Gloves at Hogan Bros,
nov16 II
I
Flannels and Waterproofs, cheap as ever,
at Hogan Bros. noyl6 1t
We keep constantly on hand q large sup
ply of Cedar Flooring and Cedar Building
and Fence Timbers. Address Spain & S
Hawkins. move eod2w
At COst.-Great bargains in Hats, Caps
md Gents Furnishing Goods, Call at s
3enson's, No, % North Cherry street. All
FOODS sold at cost for the cash. nov15 1w i
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DR. MHnGRV

Dr. w. f, MURsey lectures at Franklin
Nov. II and Is; al Columbia on the 22d;
Pulaski, 18th; Athens, Ala. 2Sth; Paris,
West Tenn, Dee. ,, and al Elm-street
church, i'm this city, Tuesday evening,
nao
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900 yards beautiful Black Grosgrain
Silk, A. T. Stewards Importation, reduced
from 81 to 1925 at the Philadelphia Store.
nov16 survived If
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Change of Rasn

Justice Baskette was yesterday called
upon to solemniZe the rites of mstrimOny
between Charles Dishbole and Lizzie Fry.
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A full line Of Ladies' and Misses Fleece
lined Hose and French COrsets at panic
prices at the Philadelphia Store.
nov16 survived If
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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
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If you want the best long leaf Yellow
Pine Flooring, call on Or send orders to
Spain 81 Hawkins, No. 40. South High
street. nOv6 eOd2W
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Our Black AlpacaS down to bottom
prices. Our fine silk-fnished Mohair Lus-
tire reduced from S1.OO to % cts. G. Rice
d Co. nOv12 If
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Our immense stock of Flannels and
Blankets at panic prices. G.. Rice & Co.
nov12 If
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We are still Strengthening Dress Goods
without mercy. G. Rice & Co. nov12 If
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Boys Underwear, cheaper than you can
buy the flannel, at the Tom Thumb Cloth
ing Store. 1t
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1,500 yards Dress Goods reduced from
SOC. to 1Sc., at the Philadelphia Store.
movie survived #
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We are now receiving from our mills at
LOmax, Ala, the best quality of Southern
Pine Flooring and Misunderstanding, dress
ed and ready for use, cheap; order from
Spain & Hawkins, move eOd2w
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Prince Bismarck, it Is said, has suggested
at Vienna that Germany, Austria, and
Italy act in accord regarding the Papal cleo
ton.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-16

JOHN A. COBB, of Sumter county, Geor-
gia, cultivates three thousand nine hundred
acres of land.
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Madame IauuauscbeL
Hyn8GDeaI.

This talented actress will certainly favor
us with visit, appearing here on the both,
2Ist and 22d inst,
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Fine Dress Goods at 25c. yard at Ho-
gan Bros. movie 1t
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As pieces yard wide Silk-fnish Alpacas,
new shades, at 25c., worth 4Oc., at the
Philadelphia store. novl6 survived If
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Cheap Sale Of Dress Goods at the Phila-
delphia Store.-Will be sold on Monday,
100 yards Sateens, desirable shades, at
Soc; sold everywhere at SOC. Philadelphia
Store. movie survived If
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We Monitors.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 15.-Seven hun
bred men are fitting the monitors Ajax and
Manhatten and the sloop-of-war Canandai-
qua for service. The monitors carry 15-inch
Dahlgren guns, and the Canandaigua car
ries 10 guns. The monitors will be placed
in commission early next week and the
slOop-of-war within fortnight, necessary
repairs to the boilers causing the delay.
To hasten the work on the Ajax, workmen
upon the new sloop-of-war Quinnebag have
been transferred to her.
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Now is the time to buy goods in the
Maxwell House Shoe Store. noy13 1w
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PROVIDENCE, Nov. 15.-The Ossipee ar
rived at Newport early this evening. She
will take supply oftorpedoes and proba-
bly, sail tonight for Cuba.
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Naval Movements,

1t the Brooklyn Navy Yard, orders were
received last night, directing the immedi-
ate preparations for sea, Of the frigates,
Colorado and Minnesota. Vice Admiral
Rowad, says the Colorado could proba-
bly, be got ready for sea in thirty days, and
the Minnesota in one or two months. The
JuniataSwOuld be ready in day or two.
The Powhattan was ready to sail. Work
Arapeles which is in the dry dock at the
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STATIONS.

Blank { J indicates no report; cipher (o) sta
tionarv; minus q tendency TO fall; plus ID ten
dency to fall. A. G. FORD, Observer.
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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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Boys Wool Socks at % cts. a pair at
the Tom Thumb Clothing Store. 1t
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Fresh Salt Water FiSh.-B. f. Parker
is receiving daily bath salt and fresh water
Fish, which he is selling at living prices.
B. F. Parker, dealer in Fresh Oysters, Fish,
Produce, ETC., 81 Cherry street. nOy11t tt
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RIVER NEWS.

Daily Report Of Stage of Water, NTH Changes IN
the "a Hours ending p. NJ. Noe Is, 1873.
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The most fashionable Hair Goods at Jos.
f. Loiseau d Cos, movie ct
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A public meeting W i'll be held this even
ing in city Hall Park, where resolutions
will be adopted in relation to the execu-
tions in Santiago de Cuba. The Executive
Committee of the Cuban League meet in
the Astor House at three o'clock. The
most important meeting will probably be
that of Steinway Hall Monday night, VIII
liam NJ FvartS nraSidinr
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CITY NOTICES.

For pure native California Wines, call
on II. & F. W. Baker, No. III South Mar
ket street. nov. IA #
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The river is declining at this point, with
20 inches on Harpeth Shoals,
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Beautiful Steel Daggers at Jos. E. Loi-
seau & Co.'S, nOv162t
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New Eamels, new Prints, new Hosiery,
just received at Hogan Bros. II
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CITY NOTICES.

The Commercial Reporter is the only
Nashville paper issued on Mondays. The
following articles appear in it tomorrow:
An Amendment to Mr.. Wheless' proposed
plan of a Cotton Storage Association; Gold
en- Opportunity of the South; Emigration
and Labor Questions Solved; Currency Ex-
pansion VS.. Home Investments; Conviots
What to do with them; DriftwOod, by
'Buz," etc, etc. For sale at the news
stands. 1t
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Careless Contractors.

The contractors and sub-cOntraetors on
the work in Harlan, where the fatal explo-
sioU took place the other day, have been
held in $4,000 each to appear at the in
pupSt
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At COst.-Great bargains in Hats, Caps
and Gents Furnishing Goods, Call at
Benson's, No % North Cherry street. All
goods sold at cost for the cash. nov15 1w
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NEW YORK.
Another Metropolitan Tragedy.
A Man Shoots His Wife on the
Street.
The Victim Daughter of Gen.
RabcOck,
Memher of President Granf,s stan

meEnDeE Oh RreSIuent uranus stan.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Duncan +. Tenn
pleton shot his wife this forenoon while
they were walking together on Fortieth
street at Eighth avenue. Mrs, TempletOn
is daughter of Col. Babcock of President
Grants staff. 1t seems that the husband
and wife have not lived happily for some
months, and during the past week Temple
ton was absent from their boarding house,
23S West Fourteenth street. He called
this forenoon, however, about half past
nine, and at ten the two left the house to-
gether. While going down the street Mrs.
Templeton is said to have twice informed
an officer that her husband was abusing
her. but they did not feel warranted in in
terfering. Soon afterwards an officer was
attracted by the report of pistol and saw
Mrs. Templeton fall. lie accused the hus-
band and had the woman taken to her
boarding house and physicians called. The
wound is not fatal, but Mrs, Templeton
will be permanently diSfigured. The par
ties were married three years and have one
child. TempletOn is from Cincinnati, aged
p. His wife is twenty.
Later report says at the time Templeton
shot his wife, he was being taken to
court on her complaint of disorderly con-
duct, and SO sudden Was his movement that
the officer having him in custody Could not
Templeton had previously asked
at the station house to have the woman ar
rested whom he accused Of abducting his
vito
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We keep constantly on hand large sup
plv of Cedar Flooring and Cedar Building
and Fence Timbers. Address Spain &
Hawkins. nov6 eod2w
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For Coughs, Colds, Neuralgia, and Dis
eases Of the Throat and Lungs, use the best
Panacea, GoOdlett's. 1t
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Sheeting, every width, at Hogan Bros,
Union street. 1t
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Inquire of your druggist for DR.. Sam
Arnolfs great ''Union Pills." the best
known remedy for diseases of the Liver,
Kidneys, Enlarged Glands, Cutaneous At
fectiOns and Headache. 1t
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Flannels and WaterprOofS, cheap as ever,
at Hogan Bros. movie 1t
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Genuine Buck Gloves at Hogan Bros,
nov16 II
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Gloves, largest stock in the city, at Ho-
gan Bros. nov16 1t
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

Local Report for the City, saturday
EOx, TX 1870
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Ms. WATER. RISE. FALL.
IT. in. TT. in. II, ,n.
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Fable Linen, best, at Hogan Bros,
Union street. movie 1t
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TIP AIMS

TRAINS.
Southern Fast Line, eX-
cept Sunday.........
Cincinnati EXPIRES, d'ly
Cincinnati night EX-
press, except Sunday
Lexington Mail, except
SundRy...............
Lexington Express, ex-
cept Sunday.
Lagrange AccommOda-
ton, except Sunday
Lagrange Accommoda-
tiOlI, except Sunday.
Shelbyville AccOmmO-
datiOn, except Sunday
Shelbyyille AccOmmO-
datiOn, except Sunday
Shelbyville AccommO-
dalton, Sunday only.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-05-29
Buying a Wife at Auction.

About week ago a widow woman
named Gathner, living in the Sixth Ward,
met male acquaintance on Gratiot street
and complained to him that she was out
of flour and wood, and almost dis.
couraged. He told her she ought to mar.
ry again, and she said she couldn't find a
husband. '.I'll sell you at auction" he
continued, land we'll put in proviso
that the highest bidder shall court you for
a week in order that you may know him. ~
The woman laughingly consented, and
the man mounted a box and began crying
out. A crowd assembled and he stated
the facts in the case, saying that he had
known her for years; knew her to be in
dustrious and of good character, and then
he opened the sale. Bidding was lively,
and everybody in great humor. In the
crowd was an old bachelor named Peter
D. Joslyn, boarding on Maple street, and
he was the only one took the joke as a
real fact. He jumped the bidding from
43 cents to S., and then raised it to IS.
The auctioner cried "last call'' on that
figure, and the widow was knocked
down." Joslyn handed her the money,
agreed to the proviso, and then treated the
whole crowd, none of whom had a thought
that marriage would take place. One
did, however, take place yesterday morn
ing. after the terms of the proviso had
been faithfully carried out. And while it
is quite certain that Joslyn has found a
good helpmeet, the bridegrosm's friends
say that he is sober, steady, good-tempered,
and well Of.-DetrOit Free Press.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-05-29
How q Jealous Husband was Cured.

There is man in this city who is SO
affectionately fond of his wife, that he is
jealous if man looks within forty five de-
grees of the direction in which she may
happen to be. The other day gentleman
spoke to her and he Immediately threatened
suicide. His wife was dispatched for a
bottle of poison which she had put up at
the druggists, consisting of little water
colored with liquorice, and bottled, with
glazing poison label outside. When he
threatened to take some of il, and actually
poured it into wine glass, she screamed
for help and ran into another room, where
she could watch him through the key
hole, and saw him coolly open the window
and throw il out. She then rushed back,
apparently frantic with grief, and implored
him not to do the rash deed. He merely
pointed at the glass, and laying down on
the floor, began to kick ont his legs like q
jumping Jack, She told him she was de.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-05-29

-Signor Blitz has sailed for Europe,
leaving the sleight-efhand~ business to
thirty-two men of the same name.
Grace Greenwood writes that 81 $780,
600 were reported to have been ''in the
pool" for the extension of patents on sew
ing machines. @se
Miss Lille Crane resigns the post of
forewoman in the Troy collar shop to take
the chair of assistant editor of the Cohoes
IN. w. Democrat.
The death of Minister Orr is attri-
buted to the severity of the climate at St.
Petersburg. Hon. Arson Burlingame died
from the same cause.
Rev. Thomas Robinson, an eminent
English divine, canon of Rochester, Eng,
and author of several theological works,
died recently at the age of 50.
"A new advertising agency has been
opened at "a Park Row, New York, under
the firm mamie of Bates & Locke-the
members being Messrs. j. H. Bates, late of
the firm of s. NJ. Pettengill & Co., and D.
r. Locke Petroleum V. Nasby), of the To-
An extract from George Francis
Trains biography reads that his five years
OF college life were spent in Holmes gro
Gerry in Cambridgeport, Mass. 1t is fur
tler stated that he was married October 5,
1850, in Louisville, and declined the pres
idency of the Australian Republic in 1858.
The autopsy which has been made on
the late Hon. James Brooks, of New York,
who died in Washington recently, dis.
closed the fact that Mr. B. died of an ex.
tensive cancerous disease of the stomach, a
disease of slow progress, which has proba-
bly, occupied several years in its develop
ment.
Among the papers left by Judge Chase
in the hands of his biographer, are his
diaries, which he kept with much regu.
larity during the greater portion of his
life. 1t is known that he was in the habit
of noting, among other things, the discus.
sions in President Lincoln's Cabinet of
prominent topics while he was member
of it.
just before embarking on his last voy.
age Captain Hall deposited package at a
hotel in New York, with instructions that
it be delivered to Henry Grinnell if any.
thing happened to him. Since the news
of his death Mr.. Grinnell has opened the
package, and discovered that it is jour.
nal of Captain Halls previous voyage,
containing much valuable information re.
lating to the Arctic regions heretofore un-
known to any but the writer
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-05-29

1t is a subject of general remark, among
both Wholesale and retail druggists, that no
medicine introduced to the American public
has ever gained such a popularity, and met
with so large u sale in all parts of the land in
the same length of time, as DR.. Picrce's Golden
Medical Discovery. This cannot depend upon
its being more largely advertised than any 9th
er medicine, as such is not the case. The cor
rect explanation, we think, is found in the fact
that this medicine produces the most wonder
full and perfect cures of very bad cases of bron-
chial, throat and lung diseases, is undoubtedly
the most perfect and efficient remedy for all
kinds of coughs that has ever been introduced
to the public, and at the same time possesses
the greatest Of blood-purifying and strengthen
ing properties that medical science has been
able to produce, thus rendering it sovereign
remedy not only in the cure of Consumption,
Bronchitis, HOarsencss and Coughs, but also
for all diseases of the liver and blood as scrof-
ulous diseases, blctches, rough skin, pimples,
black specks and discolorations. 1t has there
fore wide range of application and useful
ness, and it not only gives the most perfect
satisfaction to all who use it, but far exceeds
the expectations of the most sanguine, thus
eliciting the lOudest praise, and making per-
manent firing advertising mediums of all who
Use it. For these reasons it is that there is not
perhaps druggist in all the vast domain Of
this Continent, who tries to please his custom
ers and supply their wants, that docs not keep
and sell large quantities of this most valuable
medicine. 23