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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-21
THE HoATlCuLrURaL BUSINESS,
nursery OF Truett sons 4 ne,ea,,


Nursery OF Truett sons 4 Morgan.
Before our visit yesterday to the nurse.
ries, greenhouses and ornamental grounds
of Truett Sons & Morgan In the 18th dis
trict, we were not aware of the extent of
their establishments, nor of the success with
which it is managed. Within the last three
days seventy-five Thousand dollars worth of
fruit trees, vines, ornamental shrubbery.
fowriDg plants, ETC., were gathered near
the packing houses and shed to be packed
in the incest manner and shipped before
the LIST of November. Their sales viii
probably exceed one hundred thousand dol
lars this year; and this is but the germ of a
branch OF productive industry Of which
Davidson will yet be pToud.
Fruit and ornamented trees are sold not
only in all of the Southern States, but In
several Northern, and the demand is con-
stantly extending in that direction. Men
who act on the principle TINT the best wsy
20 command patronage is to deserve it,rare-
IN fail to make their mark In tire world. So
soon as our numerous deciduous trees drop
their folisge in autumn as they are now do
ing, beautiful evergreens attract attention
from all persons of tssta and refinement.
In harmony with this love of the beautiful
We "ere happy 70 pass tnrough HOUSES nlleo
VII Young goiosn ano olner arOor Vitses as
aspoeisisy, obner hooSes oeso.eus 70 mag
hoNas, ana o.ners 70 tf'sn jumpers, pines,
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LATEST MARKEIs BY TELEGRAPH

CHARLESTON Oct. TO- Cotton quiet;
middIings 15sc; low middlings 14a615c;
strict good ordinary 14ac; net receipts
4,2l5 bales; exports coastwise 1,478 bales;
sales 200 bales; stock 1876 bales.
MOBILE, Oct. 20. - Cotton quiet, mid
dlngs l6c; low middlings l531; good ordi-
nary 14ac; net receipts 1892 bales; exports
coastwise "a bales; sales 200; stock 1878
bales.
SAVANNAH, Oct.20.-Cotton dull and
depressed; miadlipgs 1870; net receipts
9,270 bales; exports coastwise 4,7s3 bales;
sales l5S bales; stock Al, l59 bales.
GAIvEsToE. Oct, 20 Cotton demand
light; good ordinary 14sc; ordinary 1910;
net receipts761 bales; exports coastwise 2l2
bales; sales 139 bales; stock 1O,0SO bales.
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The Popular Science MONTHLY.

November number has come to hand,
aid fully sus,sins the high character of this
periodical. Liberal Education of the Nine
teenth Century, by Prof. VIM. P. Atkinson
forms the leading paper in this number,
and, from perussl appears TO deserve the
distinction. 2. The Growth of Salmon; IL
Illustrated. 3. Psychology ofthe Sexes. 4.
The Hinged Planet, illustrated. 8. The
Phenomena Of Heredty. 6. The Shovel
nosed Shark. Z. Health and Comfort in
House Building. s. HRnotism in Ami
msls. g. The Survival Of Instincts. 10.
The Pr.m3ry Concepts of Physical Science.
il. Sketch of Mr.. j. n Lockyer. u. Edi-
tors Table, etc. D. Appleton & Co., pub
fishers, New York.
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WHO'S YOUR WASH-WOMANG
A Woman with Several AIiases
Brought to Grief and the Lookup.

n woman WIN several AnaSes
Brought to Grief and the Lookup
For two years past colored woman has
given the polics of this. city vast amount
of trouble. She weuld hire out as SER
want in 3 private family, stay long enough
to do up the family washing, and then dis
appear, taking all the articles in the wash
with her, together with any other portable
articles which might happen to lie around
loose. She has thus served large number
of families in this city and Edgefcld, among
others those of DR.. Ellis, Justice Meacham,
VIM. Knox, Mr.. Wilson, Aleek Hite, VIM.
De Shield and Mr.. Saltzman.
Several of the above named persons
speak in high terms of her, saying she gave
excellent satisfaction as a servant during
her stay with them, which was always OF
short duration, with the single exception of
the time she was in the employ OF Mr..
Knox, at whose house she remained seven
months.
When she would disappear from any
place where she had been employed, COM
plant would be made to Capt. Yater, and
the police would be set on the watch, and
in this way some twenty five or thirty sus-
picious characters have been arrested on
the superstition of being the party sought,
but the real eulprit has succeeded in es-
Gaping until yesterday afternoon, when she
was captured by officers Ryman and Reed.
She was In the employ of Mr.. Jas. PEBBLES,
who lives at the corner of Cherry and Null
berry, and large trunk and two boxes
filed with stolen goods were found in her
possession.
Her real name is Susan Harding, but she
has at various times given the names Of
Neelan, Polk, Rhodes, and several others.
She is a very black woman, about twenty
five years of age, and has several scrofula
marks on both sides of her neck, which have
been noticed DOUBTLESS by all who have en-
ployed her.
The articles found in her possession con-
'sst principally of children's and ladies'
clothing, all of which is now at the police
station, where the owners can recover it
upon proving their right thereto.
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Meeting of the Ladies, Committee.

The Ladies' Committee on behalf of tbt
entertainment, to be given for the relief o
the Memphis orphas, met according to ap-
point-ment, in the Exposition building
| yesterday at eleven O'Clock.
Mrs Fox Wharton was appointed Chair
man Of the committee and Ms G W Fall
| Secretary.
The following ladies were appointed tc
solicit donations on the different street:
throughout the Cit:
Mrs j B Lindsey, Mrs DE- Hoyte, South
Nashville; Mrs NJ V Brown, Mrs Ha Hayes
West End; Mrs Whorley, South Union ST.;
Mrs Van L Lindsey, Mrs Henry Clark,
Spruce ST.; Mrs Gen Bate, Mrs Shelby Viii
liams, Mrs McWhirter, Edgefeld; Mrs A G
Adams, Mrs t d Fife, Vine ST.; Mrs Albert
Akers, Miss Julia Putnam, Cnurch ST.; Mrs
Scott, Mrs Bell, d Oh ct; Mrs j o Ewing,
Mrs G w Fall, confectionery establish
ments.
The following provisions were donated:
Mrs. Jno Ov erton, turkey, ham, pickles,
peck of coffee, ice cream.
Mrs. A. G. Adams, chicken salad and
jelly.
Mrs. Albert Akers, ham and light bread
Mrs. Chss. Wand, ham, pickles, sweet
mix and butter.
Mrs. Col. Claiborne, ham.
Mrs. DR.. Blackman, ham and cake.
Mrs. Giers, cakes.
Mrs. W. Obey, ice cream.
Mrs. Scovel, ham and bread.
Mrs. E. II. Cole, lightbread, chicken
salad, white cake.
Mrs. S. Walker Edwards, mountain-cake
and lobster salad. ....
Ms. Jas. Bell, two hams and pickles.
Mrs. A. j. McWhirter, two mountain
cakes.
Mrs. J. ". Hoyte, one gallon of chicken
salad, pine apple, biscuits and crackers.
Mrs. Philip Lindsey, one gallon chicken
salad and two chickens.
Mrs. Gen. Bates, ice cream and cake.
Miss Hopkins, one ham and sundries.
Mrs. III. V. Brown, rolls and biscuits.
Mrs. Csssick, cake, biscuits aud sundries.
Miss Sallie Clark, ice cream, cake and
jelly.
Mrs. Henry Clark, chickens, biscuits and
sundries.
Mrs. 1. G. Nicholson, ice cream.
B, +. Parker one case of oysters.
A. Hemphill will send his best cook to see
these oysters prepared. l.. II. Eldridge,
with his accustomed liberality, will furnish
the dishes, knives and forks, castors, etc.,
and will superintend the arrangements.
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad
will give one and one fifth fare tickets from
Gallatin. The Nashville and Decatur Rail-
road viii do the same from Franklin and
Columbia. The Chattanooga and North
western Railroads, with their usual liberal
ity, gave half rates to visitors from Murfrees-
boro and Sbelbyville. The Tennessee and
Pacific Railroad have not given their decis-
ion yet. 1t is to be hoped they will be as
generous SIS the other roads.
The Executive COMMITTEES meet to-day at
A. NJ. A full attendance is requested.
The Executive Committee and Robinson
Association met at p. NJ. yesterday, aud
appointed doerkeepers, L. K. Spain, w.
I. Beatty.
Marshalls to preserve order-M. G. Cot
ton, Chief; Jolly Parrish, Ed. Willard, ALI.
Russell, Geo. Robson, B. A. Brews er, Tom.
Sam. Russell, Ed. Jones, William
Fay.
Swan & Brown will send handsome
marble shaft to commemorate the memory
of Miss Matte Stevenson, of ILL.,, young
girl who gave her life in behalf of the SAT
erers of Memphis.
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eomafhInr Kaw.

Wheeler, Marshall & Bruce received from
Baltimore yesterday some samples of a very
neat economical school desk, patented BY
Mr. w. h. Soper. His SOD, Mr.. A. C. So
per, Is introducing these desks throughout
the South, and is meeting with such sue
cess, that manufactory viii be established
IN this city immediately, as Mr.. Soper finds
be can make the desks Ia Nashville at less
cost than at Baltimore. 14 s9s sqoH /.
Tais gentleman is also The Southern agent
for ID, Appleton 81 Co.'S. popnlsr series of
school books, making bis headquarters at
The book store of Wheeler, Marshall &
Bfuce,vhere either himself or a representa-
tive can always be found, Mr. Soper is q
live, wide-Awake business man, and tLee is
room in this city for thousand more just
like him. !.
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From the Courier-Journal, Oct. II.
Preparations for the Great Drawing
ON Sd December.

The tags, mum bered from to 10000,
representing the tickets in the mammoth
scheme of the urth gift concert of the
Public Libary of Kentucky, were, under
contract, delivered to Gov. Bramlette yes
terday. This is the warning note, which
all would do well to heed. As these tags
are drawn from the big wheel on the Sd Of
December next, some ticket-holder will be
made richer by S250,000, somebody will
fee july over S1OO,O00, and $4,000 added
to his cash capital will make some happy
man comfortable for life. Even one of the
minor gifts-$25, 900, $4,000, $4,000, S.
900, etc.-Would be a very handsome return
for an investment of Sc.
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VIM. Lsdbetter lsfs Nashville this rnern-
ing for Hartford, XIV, where be is to make
balloon ascension .Fridsy and snother on
Saturday. ina
Miss Cynthia Alexander, of Dixon
Springs, returned home yesterday afterl a
vay pleasant visit TO Nashville, duribg
which che played sad havoc with the affsc-
tons OF a number of young men Of this
city. nb a 8
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The CITY Legislature,

I he new Board Of Aldermen meet TO-
night for the transaction Of business, for
the first time. Il is thought that one good
sizsd trunk will hold all the bills that will
be presented.
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The Grand Event Of tomorrow Night.

From the present indications the prone
made concert to be given by our people at
the Exposition building tomorrow night,
will be grand success. The committees
are actively at wo-k, great many tickets
have been sold, and all tie arrangements
are being perfected to make the affair sue
cessfsl in every particular. We find the
following very grsceful notice in the Gala
tin Te7lnesSeedn:
There is to be grand ball in the EXPOSE
ton building, Nashville, next "Wednesday
evening, to raise funds to aid the Memphis
sufferers. The large building will be bril-
liantly illuminated, and all scenic arrange
ments will be added necessary to make it
correspond, In beauty, with the demands OF
the occasion. Four bands will be on hand
to discourse sweet music. Special trains
will run from Murfreesboro, Columbia and
Gallatin. The best citizens Of all creeds In
Nashville are entering into aud Vieing With
each other to make the affair one OF the
most brilliant of the kind that ever occurred
in Nashville. 1t is. needless TO cay that a
large delegation of beautiful bellies and gal
liant beaux from Gallatin will be in attend
snce. 1t will be the offering of Middle
Tennessee's beauty and galantry to relieve
the untold distress of orr suffering brethren
10 the metropolis of West Tennessee.
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y
EEIeI.

IL Consequence Of The cold weather we
have been experiencing during the past for
ty-eight hours, numerous applications were
made TO the Mayor for wood by the poor of
the city, and considerable quantity was
distributed
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Bargain Counter, at the Maxwell
House Shoe Store, No. z North Cherry
street, where ladies' Button Shoes that cost
$3.50 are sold for 81 90, and large line of
elegant goods at similar discount on cost.
Buy at the Bargain Counter and save your
money. oc18 st
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FUNERAL NOTICE

The funeral OF WILLIE CRAWFORD, infant son
Of VIM. @. and Rachel j. Smith, WITH take place
rom the residence Of Nat =. Dortch, Esq, 1O2
3o'clock. The friends and acquaintances OF the
family are respectfully invited TO attend.
Divine services by keY. j. d. Kirkpatrick,
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Meeting of the Grand Encampmeut

Meeting Of the Grand Encampment
The Right Worthy Grand Encampment
1. o. o. F. convened yes erday morning.
In consequence of the death Of the NJ.
W.. Grand Patriarch, the NJ. E. G. 81. P.
Hugh Carroll took the chair and proceeded
TO open the Eneampment in due form.
The following pro tenn appointments
were made:
P. G.P. A. o. Il. P. Sehorn NJ. E. n.
Priest.
Pep. 20. F. Prescott R. W. G. S. War
den.
The roll of officers was called when the
following grand officers answered to their
names:
Hugh Carroll NJ. E. G. Fl. Piest.
w. A. Barry Z. VIC. Scribe.
Robt. Thompson r. w. q. Treasurer.
L. S. Bingham Z. w. g. l. Warden.
Geo. Sieferle r. w. G.. Sentinel.
The Or nd Pat iarch appointed as Com
mittee on Credentials Representatives Day,
Young and Mckenzie, who reported the fol-
lowing Representatives present:
II. G. Sheetz, Nashville, No. /.
John c. Wells, Jackson, No. 8.
e. G. Budd, Wildey, No. Z.
ChSs. III. Carroll, Gayoso, Nc. 3.
II. e. Sangster, Brownsville, No. II.
G. W. Mckenzie, Fowlkes, No. 20.
T. S. Richardson, Duggan, No. 81.
Thos. b. Taylor, Poster, No. 80.
G. W. Day, Gibson, No. %.
John Young, Young, No. 3S.
S. E III Dance, LYnchbnrg, No. "a.
FL. L. Bently. Mt Nebo, No. 35.
w. Fl. Walker, Friendship, No. SO.
N w Marorhia NJ 90
A. j. CJllingsWOrtb, Palestine, No. 40.
II. j. Brady, Coleman, No. Al
w. c. Dickey, Newbern, No. 43. Cd
J. Il. Adsus, Nashville, No. 1.
W. 81. Morystou, Gayoso, No. 8.
G. B. Boyles, Fayetteville, No. 81.
81. NJ. Wilkes, Haywood, No. Is.
j. G. Roberts, Giles, No. 81.
R, r. Reid, Giles, No. 81
L. w. Connolly, Wilson, No. Is.
E G. EdmonsoD, Coleman, No. Al.
The reports of the grand officers were
read and re- erred.
A tribute to the memory of II. d. Con-
nell, Most Worthy Grand Patriarch, who
died of yellow f;Ver at his home in Mem
phis on the oath September, was reported
by special committee aud unanimously
adop ed.
The following resolution was referred to
the appropriate committee:
Resolved, that the Encsmpment be per-
mitted to wear such style of street uniform
as the Right Worthy Grand EncsmpmeDt
of Tennessee in its wisdom may approve.
After the transaction of some other bust
ness of no public importance, and the ex-
qualification of the secret work by Repre-
sentative A. o. b. P. Sehorn, the Encamp-
ment adjourned to O'Clock this morning.
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The Nashville Library Association Direc-
tors are requested to meet at O'clock this
afternoon by order Of President w. F.
Cooper.
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New Styles Boots and Shoes for ladies'
and gents and children. An extra line OF
low heels, New York make, besides COM
plete stotk of all kind fall and winter goods,
cheaper than ever before offered, for cash.
T. E. Winstead & Co., Max veil House
Shoe Sore. oc1S st
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School Find.

Before the Comptroller can issue war
rant for the school fund to a county, the
Treasurer must be informed Of the name of
the County Trustee and that be has given
bond in accordance with the provisions Of
the act of 1873. scs
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The Cheapest Hats Ia the City.-We
ave ju received stock Of Hats, fall and
winter styles, which we win sell at smaller
profit than any other house In the city. T.
E. Winstead & Co., Maxwell House Shoe
Store. ocIS3 81
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Fourth BefskelI.

This volume is now being issued, and
any Of tie Judges or clerks entitled 10 it
who may be in the city during this week,
will rec' i've their copies by calling upon the
Comptroller.
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The City WOrkhOuse.

The city workhouse is kept in the very
best condition, under Capt. Corbett's man
agement, and it is said that during The past
ye i has been run at UGH less expense
than during any previous Twelve months.
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Thousands of ladies attest to the fact OF
our selling goods cheaper than the cheapest.
Hogan Bros, Union street.
oc21 tues, wed, sat
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Gold Pens -Tayel, Eastman & Howell
offer for ssls the largest and best assorted
stock of Gold PEGS ever brought to NASH
vile. oc19 2t
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First premium for ladies' Wigs made
in Tennessee was awarded to Jos. z. Loi-
seau 81 Co. oc10 2t
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CRY NoTICBs.

Leave your orders for Coal at d. N.
Neyl&n's, 343 Public Square. All orders
filled at snce at 81 load. 1t
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To enable gentlemen to get through their
visiting list, the following rule has been
adopted in New York: An ordinary even
ing call is fifteen minutes; half an hour is
visit; longer than that is spending the
evening. fts -. So =.
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First premium for gents Wigs made
In Tennessee was awarded to JOS. E Loi-
seau q Co. ocI9 2t
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First premium for Fancy Hair Work
was awarded to Jos. E. Loiseau & Co.
oc19 2t
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For r. r. Men.-Boots for railroad
men at the Maxwell House Shoe Store.
oc21 st
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Another large assortment of Buckles,
Vinsigrettes, Jewelry and Head Ornaments
in gilt, silver, oxidize, aud jet, just received
at Jos. E. Loise2u & Co.'S. oc19 2t
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Another stock Of those good warm
Flannels just received at Hogan Bros, Union
street. oc2l tues, wed sat
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

" N DHFAHIMENL
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. D. o., Oct. 20, 7:S0 Pm.
Pro6dbttities.-The storm centre will
probably move northward to the Sc. Law
renee valley.
For Tuesday in New ENGLAND, falling
barometer, easterly winds, Veering to south
east, with clouds. -.-5r
For the MIDI Estates, winds lacking to
northwest and southwest.
For the South Atlantic States, northwest
winds with clear ard clearing gesther
For the eastern Gulf States, northeriy
winds, with clear weather.
Cautionary signals continue at Norfolk,
Baltimore, Cape May, New Haven, New
London, WOODS, Portland, Rochester, BuE-
faio, Cleveland, Erie aud Toledo, and or
dered for Detroit.
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TRADE PALACE.
SET
BARGAINS In NEW GOODS.

New Colored Alpacas, 22Kc upwards.
New Back Alpacas, 22Ke upwards.
New Duchess Dress Goods, &c, all eolOrs.
New Vienna Dress Goods, 45c.
New Paris Dress Goods, SOC. -eI
New Berlin Dress Goods, 40 10 e5e.,
New Colors Irish Poplins, 98c upwards. p -
New Mourning Dress Goods OF all kinds.
New Tycoon Robes cheap ~
New Prints, best goods, 10c, esa
Yard-wide Bleachsd Dcmsstic, Ice.
Loom Table Linen. 3Oc.
o. Bleached Damask, 5OS upwards
Towels, TKe each and upwards. Hs
Napkins, &C each and upwards. rf
Canton Flannels, good, at 12c.
White Flannels, 20 cents towards.
Scarlet Flannels, Csc upwards. ec
Blankets, $3.50 per pair upwards.
Boulevard Skirts, Use each. ~.
Ottoman Shawls, S2.15 upwards
Corsets, French, soc, worth SI25
7-Button Kid Gloves, all eOlors, CSC. "a
New Ruches, New Wells, New Sashes.
Ladies Vests, 75c upwards.
Great Bargains in Embroideries
Great bargains In Children's Fancy HogsE
Great bargains in Ladies' Hosiery. 80
Waterproofs, S5c upwards. -
Cassimeres for men and boys, cheap.
Ladies' Will please call and see nav
STOCK.
TRADE PALACE,
oc12 tilIianf3T4 4thp
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Best Table Linens at Hogan Bros
Union street. oc21 tues, wed. sat
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First Class! First Classi First Classl-
If you want q Bath, Shave or Hair Cut,
Champion, Moustache Dyed, or anything
In Tonsorial line, call at the Battle House
Barber Shop. Webster & Gregory.
Oc1I I'm alaf
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The largest stock of Gloves in the city
at Hogan Bros, Union street.
oc21 tues, wed sat
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franks, Valises and Satehels il Trest
variety, elegant, substantial ana cheap, at
VIM. Du1stead's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church.
Sewanee Block. ie6 II
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ANNIE the Great Hindle at the Academy
Of Music tonight.
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ANNIE The Great Hindle at the Academy
Of Music tonight. 4
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tOnary; minus (-) tendency to fan; plus I'D ton
dency to rise A. o. FORD, ObssrEeE
TIE river is stationary at this point WITH
IL inches on Harpeth Shoals.
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ANNIE the Great Hlndle at tie Academy
of Muse tonight.
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STATE OF THE wEATHER.

Local Report for this City, Monday,
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RIVER NEWS.
STATIONS.

Daily Report Of Stage OF Water. with Changes
In the "a hours ending p. m. Oct. 20, 1S7S.