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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-24
Drug stake.


Programme for the great Drug Race over
the Nashville Course, season of '7S; entries
to close Oct. /. - 6-sleg Cos
First days race: purse one bottle Cherry
Pectoral, for old roa sters; two doses Of jail
lap and repeat. e & se SIT
L. ?. & Co, names b b Watkins, out Of
Pine Apple, BY Jamaica Ginger. 81
Ia. q y. names g n Spnrlock, out of Par
ag0ric, by Decline of Co i OF.
Bad. Il Co., names Oar; out Of AL
oes, By RAngum Root Liniment.
McH, & Co., names b Hager, out of
Cathaftlc PHI, BY Worm Candy.
x. FL. u Co., names b b COwan, out Of
Gum ASA fe ida, by G. Bitters. e
II. z. j. & Co., names b Bob, out of
Hentail Bitters, by Fine Top. q
% days race, purse bot. vermifnge, one
dose blue powd rs and repeat.
G. w. b. names Y be COfer, out of Gro
ton Oil, by Old English Remedies.
ID. and Il. names aged &C Nat, cut Of Log
wood by Brown Top.
A. d. q. % Co. Dainas Cousins, out of
Pain Killer, by So&odont.
3. =, P. names b b Bob, out Of Aloes, by
Hartshorn.
E. G NJ. names MinchiD, out TIE Oven,
by Yeast Powders.
L. & Co. names age Cheatharn, out of
Dog. FenneI, By Fl'd Extrac 8.
4. Il. P. names Ruf, out of Castor Oil,
by Lightning Fly Paper.
DR.. G. P. II. names b DIR. George, out Of
Prescription, by Practice.
Third days race, fres 10 all ages, pur e
two boxes worm candy, one dose rhutarb.
G. w. names b C, Old Tycoon, out Of
Lilly White by Lip Salve.
j. G. G. names old colt, DR.. j. g., out of
Slatetown by Litter's Pills.
W. ID. K. names C, Five Cent, out of
Bslsam by Liquid Polish.
d. & Co. rarries C, Gordon; cut of Tooth
Pouders by Epson Salts.
A. ii. r names old colt, Res, out of Cir
sang by Yellow Doc.
FL. 81 r. names Oldest colt, Pill Tile, out
Of TQrpentine by Alternative.
A. S. names C, 4, out of Bateman's
Dro- s by Old Cinnamon.
Fourth Day.-Race open for all ages,
entries free; purse sticks Bslsam and bot
tie mucilage. Dose, one glass Orange
Bitter, followed with dose of Hager's
Pills; if able TO mako the second heat, dose
glass Cumberland Bitters followed with
Litter's Fever and Ague Remedy.
All application for entries must be mad1
to PILL TILE, Sc.
GRADUATE GLASS, Pres.
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Mr.. S. Hahn the organ builder, leaves for
New York, on Monday, where hs will be
permanently located. This gentleman
yesterday received the following parting
tribute.
NASHVILLE, Aug. %. TO Mr.. S. Hahn.
Dear Sir: have considered it my duty
to express to you my profound regret that
you are leaving Nashville. In my long
professional career, very seldom met a
mechanic equaling you in skill as a practi-
cal organ builder, as tuner
and repairer CT pianos your equal
have n:ver found. That men Of
your character and ability should seek and
find more rewsrding field of labor some
where else, is a sorrowful sign of the pres
eDt time. l feel sure my friend Prof. Hell
neberg, would have cheerfully joined me
in this testimonial, were he not absent
from the city. With the best wishes for
your future welfare, remain your friend,
HENRI WEBER.
The undersigned share the regrets of
Prof. Weber, respecting the departure of
Mr.. Hahn. Pr. II. SCHULTZ,
j. V. ARMSTRONG,
CHAs. j. DOHERTY.
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He'll Hath no Fury Like q Woman
ScOrned.s

So Mr.. Shakespeare says; and as it has
been shown that he was right in great
many things, we can readily conceive that
he may be right in this. At any rate, the
eondr ct of Mrs. Henderson, Friday night,
goes to establish the truthfulness of the as
sertion of our old friend William.
Mrs. Henderson is the unfortunate col
ored womsl who tried to shuffle," ETC.,
last THURSDAY, because she was old, and
sick, and paralytic, and poor, and helpless,
and frieDdless, and because her husband,
Charles Henderson, had forsakea her. Err
day night she was told that Henderson had
been seen in company with one Ellen
Gstlip, an ethereal, spirituelle creature
of two hundred and ten pounds weight.
Then Mrs. Henderson reused herself up,
hobbled off to the mansion wherein resides
the fascinating GatliD, listened at the door
moment, and heard Gatlin inquire of her
husband, Charles Henderson, "Wby don't
you send her to the workhouse, desr?"
Then the outraged wife ground her teeth
together, pressed against the door with all
her might, rushed in and hit Gatlin fair in
the forehead with rock, the agile Hender-
son taking time by the forelock and his
trousers By one leg, and making his es-
cape.
The two women were taken before Judge
Duling, and the case continued until Mon
dav
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We direct the attention Of our readers 10
the lengthy display advertisement Of Giers'
Photograph Gallery, which viii be found
elsewhere in our columns. Nashville Is at
tssaing wide spread reputation for tirst-
class photg graphic work, and Giers stands
at the head of his profession not only in this
city, but throughout the South. For some
time past, improvements and alterations
have been made in the gallery, which now
boasts every facility for tufning out pictures
of sll styles equal to any gallery In the
country. .EtR5aa gs1if,J et
W. T. Berry g. Co. advertise school books
at loves. prices. .e0i!a1o.c
Grass farm for sale, also desirable Edge
held property, by Arlington Farrar &c
Weakley. III t ,s
Missouri seed rye by Rhea, Smith & Co.
Auction sale by Yeatman, Shields & Co.
Executors notice. 10y
See notice of"Tax Payers Association
Trustees sale by T. w. Haley.
James M. Reed, j. T. Dancan and w. NJ.
Duncan are announced as candidates for
the Office of Councilman.
Money wanted. -
Skaters wanted.
Situation of either teacher, or house
keeper, wanted by lady.
Boy wanted at Giers' gallery.
Auction sale of fine furniture, Aug. %,
by Barnes & Co., at SO North Market
street.
Bon Aqua springs to be kept open until
| October.
Louisville lottery.
Netting of Board Of Trade tomorrow.
Miss Hunter re-opens her school Septem-
Der LIST.
See advertisement OF Tsvel, Eastman &
Howell.
A. q. Carter, 80 Union Street, adyertises
fine lot of imported cigars.
Rare inducements at Maxwell House
Shoe Store.
Fine photographs Of all styles at Poole's
gallery. Poole was the first 10 Introduce
the satin finished photograph in this city,
and is determined to keep up with all the
improvements in the Photographic line. He
well deserves the extensive patronage he is
receiving.
Dry goods at the very lowest prices at
FARMLAND & Co.'S.
Great bargains are offered in bleached
domestics, linens, slpacas, ribbons, gloves,
etc., at the Trade Palace, IA Public Square.
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THE WATER QUESTION.
what the Superintendent of the
WaterWOrks has TO Say.
y, az a sLnr;nna..

To the Union and Afheriean:
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT WATER.
WORKS, Aug. 81, 1S73.-Haying noticed
several communications in your paper re-
Gently, upon The subject of water, over the
signature of X, one Of which says that
there have been bncketsful of dead fish
taken from the reservoir during the preva-
lence of cholera. This is not true. There
have been no dead fish or any other dead
carcass taken from the reservoir; for the
reason that there are none, nor has there
been any thing Of the kind in the
reservoir to take out.
AS to the impurities of the water. men
toned in KS. last Communication, I have
this to say: The water in the reservoir is
just such as the river affords at this point
and the same kind of water the city has
been using forty years past.
And as to living insects being in the
water used from hydrants, l admit to be 50.
The same is found upon examination to
exist In the purest spring water to be
found.
would further state that In report re-
Gently made to the Mayor and City Coun-
Gil, gave it as my opinion that the time
had arrived when it was highly important
that the city authorities should make ar
rangements to furnish the city better sup
ply of water, but fail to see the point X
expects to make by prejudicing the minds
of the citizens against the use of hydIant
water by misrepresentation made in The
communications above referred to.
Respectfully, JAMES WYATT
Supt. Water Works.
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The LRfA L. q. Earth man

The funeral of the late f. G.. Esrthman
occurred yesterday evening, and large con-
course of his Old friends and neighbors fol-
lowed his remains to the cemetery. He
was inferred in the old family burying
ground along side of his wife and daughter.
The last sad rites were performed by Rev.
Henry Marshall, and around the grave were
many of his old friends, including Cage
Wilkinson, ii. L. Wilkinson, Isaac and
Thomas Lanier, Gilbert Marshall, w. A.
Knight, W. ID. Robertson, Churchill Laner,
G. M. Reasoner, and host of other neigh
bors who have been his bosom companions
for many years past. There was slso a
large delegation Of sorrowing friends from
the city at his funeral
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The Fifth Ward.

To the Union and American:
Il is good omen to find the public at
tenti9n directed to our best citizens for our
local officers. We believe the times demand
a sacrifice on the part of such men for the
public good. If Esq. Joseph B. Knowles
will consent to serve the city as Alderman,
and Samuel Watkins, Esq, and DIR. VIM.
II. Morgan to serve as Councilmen from
the Fifth Ward, they will comply with the
general desire of the citizens of that Ward,
and will be triumpnanLly elected. With
such men in our city Boards, the best IL
terests of Nashville Will be subserved and
her future prosperity promoted. This ex-
ample would be salutary and its effects be
felt in other Wards. VOTERS.
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A Graveyard Committee.

We find the following personal in the
Louisville Courier-JoTnat of yesterday:
Messrs. G. w. Nance, A. " S. Lindsey,
Thos. Calender end B. Woodward, the
committee sent by the Nc. Olivet Cemetery
Company, of Nashville, to visit the ceme-
teries of Louisville and Cincinnati in pur-
suit of information, with view to the i'm
provement of their own beautiful city of
the dead, returned from Cincinnati yester-
day afternoon and went home last night.
They expressed themselves as we'll pleased
with Cave Hill, but think that it does not
compare very favorably with Spring Grove,
at Cincinnati, one of the most beautiful
cemeteries in this country.
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New Music.

r. Dorman & Co. are just in receipt of
the following choice new music:
"In Lovely May Night" q delightful
rondo, by A. Hennes.
"Champion Schottiscb," a brilliant but
simple composition, by Charles Baker.
"Mormonte Grand March," by F. L.
Msrtyn.
"Once Loved" beautiful ballad, words
by r. G. Meyers, music by Rosalia.
"Serenade," lovely sentimental song,
by George Arnold, music by c. c. Stearns.
"UnfOrtunate Taylor" one of Sol. Smith
Russell's most popular comic songs.
"rll be Waiting, Mary Dear" song and
chorus, words and music by William T.
Smit ers.
yesterday" charming English ballad,
by j. Blackley.
"Traced in the Song" q beautiful song,
words and music suitable for piano forte or
Reed organ.
"My Beautiful Treasure" song and cho-
rus, words and music by John Mahon.
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THE sTABBING AND SHOOTING
AFFRAY.
Triai of the Arrested Parties Post.

Trial of the Arrested Parties Post.
poned.
William T. Ridley, w. II. Irwin, Andrew
Irwin, Neal Waggoner, Meredith Irwin and
Gentry Allen, the parties arrested Wednss-
day night on the charge of assault with In.
tent to commit murder, were taken before
Justices Duling, Creighton and Cheathain
yesterday at two O'Clock r. M. the hour
set for the preliminary examination of thu
case. TIE accused were represent d nv
Gen. w. B. Bate, City Attorney Martin.
w. G. and n. NJ. Brien and McCIannshan
and McAilister appearing for the prosecu.
ton.
Lie court room was crowded, and con-
siderable sensation was caused by the en-
trance. OF Officer Reed, with his head bound
up ana otherwise showing evidences of the
rough treatment he had received the night
OF the ARRAY. Two of the female occupants
OF the bagnio where the defendants were
first arrested, were present in the court room,
having been summoned ss witnesses,
The Court having signitied a willingness
to proceed with trial of the case, Mr.. Mar
tin rose and stated that in consequence of
the severe injuries they had received, Officer
Plummer and be negro Charlie Allen, were
unable to appear, and as they we're material
witnesses for the State, lie Wotld ask that
4 continuanee OF the case until the first
Monday in September be granted.
General Bate said that the defense was
ready TO proceed with the trial of the case
at once, but of course he could not object
to continuance, under the circumstances.
The continuance asked for was, therefore,
granted, and the hour of 10A. NJ, Monday,
the first day Of September, was designated
for the opening Of the Court.
/ New bonds for Ridley and Allen were
then made oak TIE name OF Mr.. A. B.
Pratt, OF Davidson county, being added to
Ridley's bondsmen, and that of Jno. F.
Redmond, of this county, TO Aliens, the
other four prisoners being remanded j,il.
The name of +. M. Woodall was stricken
from the list of Ridley's shreties, as the
statutes prohibit sherifis and their deputies
Becoming bondsmen in any civil or GRIM
nal case, Mr.. Woodsll being deputy sher-
if.
1t is probable thst one or more Of the
four now in Jail will be released on bail the
FIRST of this week.
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MARRIED.

ODELL-FLECK.-Aug. %, at the residence
of the brides father, MIR. John Fleck, Decatur,
Ala, W. B. ODELL, of Nashville, and Miss MARY
j. FLICK.
A large number of friends witnessed the cere-
mony, after which the bridal party took train for
Nashville. On their arrival at this place, they
repaired to the residence of the bridegrooms
brOther-in-law, Mr.. Ray, where they were re-
ceiVed with great rejoicing On the evening of
the 21st, Mrs. Ray gave reception in honor of
the fair bride The guests were chat med with
the beauty of the bride, and were refreshed by
an elegant collation., which was served at 10
O'Clock. The bride was graceful and sweet. The
groom supported his happiness and responded to
the congratulations of his friends.
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Personal.

Miss Matte E. Willy Is again in the city,
after few days abstnce in the country,
and is looking ss sweet and pretty as ever.
The visit of Mr.. George B. Davidson,
who is connected with the house of G.
Rice Sc Co to New York, is for the pur-
pose of purchasing fall stock OF goods for
that house. He is gentleman of excel
lent taste, and will be sure to add to the
popularity of the house he represents by
the judgment he will display in the selec.
ton of goods, especially for ladies wear.
VIM. B. Davenport, General Ticket
Agent of the st. Louis and Southeastern,
was in the city yesterday.
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NOtrR Dame.

The University of Notre Dame, Ind, has
now in our midst one of its attaches, who
will be pleased to take under his charge any
young gentlemen desiring to become stu.
dents of that well-known institution.
The large number of students, from our
city, that attended this Institute during the
past and previous years are ample for pa
rents requiring guarantee as to the
efficiency of the education therein impart-
ed. Information and catalogues can &c
obtained at McCormack's residence, 10
Park street.
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UndeIfYered DISPATCHES.

The following kilograms remained at the
Western Union Office Saturday night. Office
hours Sunday from 8 to 10 A. NJ, and from
8 to 5P.M.:
w. Il. Wood, G. w. Buck, j. E. Behen,
Lieut.. Allen, 10th Infantry, N. Carter,
Chris Nelson, P. P. Rankin, Collier, Swee-
ny & Co., S. w. Edwards, Hon. Jas. Fow-
Ter, Hart & Hensley, Thos. Parkes, Gennett
s. Co., James Hobbs, Thos. ). Mari, Ben
wall Wood, II. Kellum.
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WAR DEPARrMEHr.
OFFTCE or CHIEF SIeNAL OFFIcER

UFFICE OF OHIEF oItNAL OFTILEHf
p WAsHIEeICE, ID. c., Aug. %, 1873.
REHABILITATION the New England
and Middle States, increasing cloudiness
and lower temperature, with threatening
weather and rain. For the lake region,
fresh to brisk northeast to southeast winds,
with partly cloudy weather, aud sreas Of
rain and wind in the upper lake region and
upper Mississippi valley, wearing to the
south with increasing force. For the Ohio
valley and thence west to Kansas, clear or
partly cloudy weather, high temperature,
and high easterly 10 southeasterly winds.
For the South Atlantic States, threatening
weather, with light rain tonight, followed
by purity cloudy and warmer weather to-
morrow.
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Will mot be a Candidate.

J. B. Knowles, Esq, desires Us to return
his Acknowledgements for the fattering call
thai appeared in the UNION AND AMERI-
CAN of Saturday, asking him to become a
candidate for Alderman from the Fifth
ward, and moreover to say that he has
served the CITY twenty years in that ca
pacity, and on account of old age, cannot
consent to assume the responsibilities of
the position.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-24

NOtice.-We viii sell uatil the 10 b Of
September our immense stock fDry Goods
at the following low prices: Yard wide
blesched Domestic at 10c and upwards; "a
ard 10-4 Sheetings at 35c and upwards;
Mohair Grenadines at 12c; Lawns at 12c;
Pi1ues at 15c; Kid Gloves, slightly dam
aged, worth S1.25, for soc; Towels at Sc;
Napkins at &c, all linen; extra fine Dsmssk
Napkins at 10c; Table Linens al extremely
low prices; Bird Eye Linens at 15c and up
wards. Call som and secure choice bar
gains as the stock must be reduced by the
above date regardless Of prices. jos.
Frsnklsnd & Co., II Public Square and 10
and p Union street. aug24 Il
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New TransportatiOn Line.

We understand that there will be q meet:
ing of the City Council called by the Mayor
at 10 O'Clock, to consider proposition for
the establ shing of Liverpool, Savannah
and Great Western Transfer Line, which
will be explained by the Hon. Nelson Tiff
of Georgia, and that said proposition will
also be considered by the Board of Trade
at IL O'Clock on the same day.
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Louisville LOTTERY.

The Louisville Lottery, with Gov. Bran
lette as its manager, is unusually attractive
for the coming drawing. Only think of
drawing quarter of million by an in
vessment of fifty dollars. Yes some one
will do that very thing next December. ALI
the prizes are dawn in this Lottery. In
this respect it is unlike most others. We
do not advise our readers to invest too free
ly, but if they intend venturiDg in a Lot
terry, no better one could be selected. l.
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scshenck,s Mandrake PiIls.-Thes

Pills are composed exclusively OF vegetable
inregdients, and although they entirely
supersede the use of mercury, do not leave
any of its injurious effects. They act di-
ectly upon the liver, and are valuable
-emedy in all cases of arrangement result
ing from disordered state of that organ,
Liver Complaint, Bilious Disorders, Indi-
gestion, Sick Headache, Typhoid Fevers,
etc, ETC., all succumb to the free use of
Schenck's Mandrake Pills. For sale By all
Druggists and Dealers. .
T,vR aodtiIliarIS ia
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PrNhAfA Court.

John Cato was yesterday appointed and
qualified in this court as administrator of the
estate of Nancy Cato, deceased.
Nat NJ. Smith was appointed and quail
fed as administrator of the estate OF Ar
thur U. Winston, deceased.
Nancy Blair was appointed administra-
trix Of the estate of w. g. Blair, deceased.
A. F. Whitman the Public Administrator,
was appointed administrator of the estate of
A. j. Lee, deceased.
r. j. Geiger was appointed and qualified
as guardian of Fannie Hobbs, minor.
James A. Cover, the newly elected Con-
stable of the 14th district, gave his bond as
such, was qualified and entered upon the
discharge of his duties.
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County WOrkhOHae.

Rooms adjoining the Jail building are
being fitted up for county workhouse pur-
poses. This is step in the right direction.
Thousands of dollars will be saved to the
county annually by the establishment of q
workhouse, and vsgs and dead. beats will
come to give Nashville and Davidson coun-
tY wide berth.
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The UndeveIOped West, or Five Years
I'm tho Torrtfari0a.

This is this the title of book now being
published by subscription, by }. II. Eeadle,
Western correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial, and author of Life in U ali,
ETC., and for which j. A. Evans is the agent
in this city. Mr.. Beadle has spent i've
years in the Northwest, for the especial
purpose of exploring the country, aud of
seeing life on the prairies, and his account
of observations and discoveries in that por-
ton of the country will commend his book
to the careful consideration of the scholar,
as well as to all who seek practical informa-
ton or amusement. This book is vol
ume of S25 pages, embellished and Illus
trated with pa fine engravings OF the seen
cry, cities, lands, mines, people, and curios-
tiles of the great West, and is furnished to
subscribers bound in extra fine English
cloth, al 80 per copy, and in fine leather
at 81 so. There are already a large num-
Der of subscribers in this city, and MIR.
Evans expects to obtain many others to his
list,
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

IT, Thomas A. HOyt, Pastor-Services at 1890
a m and at p m. by Rev. Samuel NJ. Neel of
Oxford, Miss.
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Fine Imported Segars.-1 have just
received q few thousand very superior i'm
ported Havana Segars which / shall t'y to
sell for very small profit Cor without any
profit), either by the box or the single segar,
Of the following brands, viz: E Gonza les
La Rspidez, very fine; Especial La Escep-
ton RECALLS; Golden Eagle Regalia Del
Re-, Flor De Naive Conchas; Espenola
Britannica Regalia; Espenola Londres; Es-
pauola Conchas Sunor; Espenola Conf
dentec; Espenola EIegantes; Primayera
Panetelas; L Fuma -Conchss, etc. If you
want to smoke fine segars cheap, come and
try them. A. G. Carter, 80 Union street.
Aug. "a, 1873. 1t
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Dr Avar,s I.aboraforv. that

DR.. Ayers Laboratory, that has done
such W, nders for the sick, now issues a po-
tent restorer for the beauty of mankind
for the comeliDess which advancing age is
so prone to diminish and destroy. His
Vigor mounts luxuriant locks On the bald
and gray pates among us, and thus lays Us
under obligations to him, for the good looks
as well as health of the community.
aug19 eod1w
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Sent TO Jail,

Bill Kelly, the negro who was arrested
on the charge of rsping white woman, had
his trial before Justice Everett yesterday.
He was required to give bond in the sum Of
$4,000 for his appearance at the Criminal
Court, and il default of bail was COM
mitted to jsil.
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Kafhar GIad tn Haar

Friday darkey whom officer Reed had
arrested few days before, was toll that
the latter was dying from the effects of the
injuries he received in the fracas of We'd
nesday night. swell, that's all right" he
exclaimed, "That'll learn Dick Reed bout
gWine round 'reslin' folks"