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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

Al PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ES-
a tate of Matthew SHE, deceased, will please
come forward and settle with me Immediately
Persons having claims against the said estate
are reoucsted TO file their claims within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be barred
A. r. WHITMAN. Pub. Admir-,
.uga staw.fv No. Porter Block.
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Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods.
S. POWERS 4 son, % Public Square.
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Native Wines.

PURE TENNESSEE WINES, made from
Ives, NOrtOn's Virginia and YaDangO Grapes,
Vintage of 1872, can be had at wholesale or re-
tail at c. W. Smiths Drug Store, corner Church
and Vine street, and at W. W. TOtten's, No. =
North Cole e street. Orders left with either Of
the above parties viii be promptly filed. For
their qualities and purity would refer TO the fol-
lowing gentlemen: DR.. j. P. Dake, Col. SamI
Morgan, A G. Adams, Robt. Gardner, II. b.
Buckner, DIR. W. W. Berry, Mr.. j. B. KnOwle
and j. W. Thomas
It's G. w q. PAYNE.
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Bakers and Confsctioners.

LII. ELDRIDGE, IS Church street.
MRS. GkO. GREIG. a Union street.
JUNGERMANN 4 co.. 81 Public square.
A. RANNIE- "a Bread and 100 5. Market ST.
CHAS. ROBERTSON. - y. Market street.
G. X. VESSEL, 81 n. College street.
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NASHVILLE
CITY BUSINESS LIST


JOHN LEWIS, Res. Fatherland St, Edgeheld.
JOHN L. SHI1H. Cor. Union and Collegs streets,
over Third n. Bank.
WIN. C. SMITH, 1O3 Church ST., st. Cloud Block
P. j. WILLIAMSON, Cor. Church and SIMMER
streets, Lewis Block.
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Gun Makers and Dealers IN Guns and
Pistols.
F.J. BITTERLICH Al. LEGLER, No. 2; Dead
erick street.
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Plumbers, Gas and Steam Filters.
DAVID GREWAR, 50 and 81 Church street.
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CANDIDATES

ueh, win be required to pay for the same in
advance.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Claiborne Lodge No. 293, f. n
A. NJ.
0TATED MEETING
. Monday Night, Aug. 10.
The brethren are requested u attend.
BY order OF the ". VI.
Is Per Cent. Per Annum.

NOR SALE-COMMERCIAL INSURANCE
~ Stock. The Commercial has paid an aver
age Of Is per cent. per annHm for years lSIO-l-2-
= and ~ lar, 10 per cent ON 1874, with fine pTuS-
peet for a good fat dividend in october or No
vemher next. Also for sale, Street Railroad or
n. * {. or ", e. * St Louis Railroad Stock.
n r w BROWN. 81 v. Cherry.
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Manufacturers Of Looking Glasses, WIN
doa1 COTTlice and Frames.
FREEMAN & ORCHARB. - North College st

Music and Musical Instruments.
r. DORMAN 4 CO., 50 Church street.
J. A. MCCLURE Bro, p North Cherry st.
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Manufacturers and Dealers IN Hair Work
j. p. GRANVILLE 4 CO., Is n. Cherry street.
JOS. y. LOIsEAU 4 CO., q n. Cherry street.
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Hoop Skirt ManlyaetOry and Ladies
Goods.
D. LOYEMAS 4 CO.. 16 Public Square.
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House and Sign Painters,
BEkSLEY a RUTH, 50 n. Cor. Public Square
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Se,pina Machine Aaencres.

FLORENCE, Z. A. NELSON, 152 church street.
SINGER, j. b. CARPENTER, 122 Church street.
WEED, B. W. RANDALL. n. Summer street
WHEELER WILSON, HOWARD & SoULE, 40
Church street.
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Auction and Commission Merchants.
WISSTEAD, SHIELDS & CO., 81 Public Square.
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Druggists.
A. b. COUSINS a CO., corner Broad and Cherry
streets.
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Retail Dry Goods.
THOMPSON BROS q KELLY, IA n. summer St
Paints, Oils and Glass.
CHAs. n. GAUTHIER, Is n. College street.
End6Ies- Hnrness. FL

C, L. HOWERTON 4 CO., 50 Market st.
j. u. MARCH 4 son. 50 n. Market street.
N. MeKEON, IS s. College street.
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Real Estate AGENTS.
ARLINGTON, FARRAR & WEAKLET, IS North
COllege=sreet-
THOS. CALENDER 50 North Cherry street.
JAMES HICKMAN, No. IS Church ST., Maxwell
House.
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Mattress MaRgaeturer.
ed. n. MILLER, North College street.
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STATE ExEcUTIvE

DEMOCRATIC STATE. EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.
JNo. CHURCH, or Davidson.
T. C. DUNNINGTON, of Marry.
THOMAS F. HENRY, OF Montgomery.
JAMES W NEWMAN, Of Lincoln.
THoS. Z. MURRAY, OF Warren.
j. NJ. BROOKS, Of Knox.
JN0. BLEViNS, OF Hawkins.
W. D VANDYKE, of Hamilton.
j. ~ COULTER, of Gibson.
~. W. MALL, Of Henry
Luxe =. WRIGHT, Of Shelby.
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Stoves, ITn100re, Etc.
PHILLIPS, BUTTORFF CO., q n. College st.
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Contractors and Builders.
SIMMONS 4 PHILLIPS, Broad St, near Yaux-
hall.
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Lumber and Building Material.
NORTHERN HOWELL, 1s4 Cor. Broad and
High streets,
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Cumberland University
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
AND
Telegraph Institute,

ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS IN
n business training. Rates reasonable. Pen
nanshIp n Specially. Those engaged IN
business during the day can attend the evening
class III they wish. For particulars, call at one
of the Colleges or address the Principal,
THOMAS TONEI, Nashville, Tenn,
.,,r9 80 or Lebanon. Tenn.
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PIastering aud CalsopsiniRg.
JOSEPH EMMETT, No. 80 n. cor. Public Square.
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Millinery and DTess-MakiRg.
MRS. J. c. BARRT, 40 Union, near Cherry.
MRS. TYNES, "A n. Summer street.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-07-11

upon my check and shoulder had
once tuned my pulse to the delicious,
maddening rhythm of love, was now
"half gray, half ruined gold. She
knew her children, and they brought
her all the long garnered affection OF
their fresh young hearts. But even
that could not save her. She faded
from us daily, and at last, with many
promises of reunion in that world
where we hope to rectify the mistakes
of this, we parted.
"And O, thank God for that older
fashion yet of Immortality For who
could like to bear the ills of this life,
if deprived of the one great hope of a
life to come?
Charley had died before the twins
were born, and poverty had pursued
her relentlessly = bitterly. o, if she
had only come back to the heart that
cherished her. How this thought tor
tured me, how it wore upon me and
darkened my life for years. And now
those lines of Whittier's ring their end
less refrain through my tortured brain:
"Of all sad words of tongue or pen,
The saddest these-it might have been.
1t was years before the remainder of
the poem took root in my heart, but at
last | could say:
so. well for us all some sweet hope lies
Deeply hidden from human eyes
And III the hereafter angels may
Roll the stone from its grave away
--OUcridnd MOnthiy.
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Crimes and Accidents.

A MAS named John Brougham assassi-
mated hv Hugh Eliot i'll Pulaski county, Ky,
june % Eliot's wife had left him and taken
up with BrouSham few weeks since. The
guilty pair were riding through the woods III a
buggy. when Eliot rose suddenly from the
brush and fired both loads of double barreled
shot gun INTO Broughams breast and inflicted
atll wounds.
Cor. MoKT. l.. SToCKARD, prominent citi-
zen of Maury county, Tennessee, was recently
attacked on his lawn by two unknown would
be assa-sins and beaten over the head with a
heavy wood wagon standard The aHsassins
took 5000 from his person. and left him in a
CrluCu CONDITION.
FRANK KUHLMEy aul Benz. Lindeman. aged
about 10 years, were drowned while bathing III
the river at Cincinnati through inability to
swim.
THERE are rumors III New York of extensive
swndliug III the grain, trade TO Europe, inyolv-
ng according to a member of the produce ex-
changes several thousands i'll money and the
reputation Of a business man. The exchange
: to make d thorough investigation.
BIS. L. MooRLHoUsE, a prominent citizen
OF Tippecanoe county. Ind. who recently
mysteriousIy disappeared, has turned up at
Walla Walla. W. L.
IHE United States District Court at Grand
Rapids, rendered Judgment against the Town
ship Of Sclloolcraft. on bonds iasued III aid of
the Schoolcraft and Three Rivers Railroad to
the amount OF -l2 eco.
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The East.

GOV. ALLEN and staff. of Ohio. attended the
q ening of the Stngerfect III Cleveland, on
June -.
LOUIS VI. VAN ETES, Wall street forger,
was released from Sing Sing prison. recently,
having been pardoned by Gov Dix. He was
sentenced to nine years Imprisonment.
4 NETTING was held III New York June %
to provide funds with which to complete the
American church now erecting in Rome. A
committee was appointed to receive subscIip-
tons
LYNN. Conn. the native town of Chief JUS
tice Waite, is to be the scene of that digni-
tary'4 summer gambols the coming season.
NHs. CAMERON, wife Of the Pennsylvania
Senator. died at Harrisburg, June 10Th
Lr.-Gov. TALBOT. of Massachusetts, has
vetoed a bin TO establish a state detective
force. The veto was sustained
AZ American brig recently arrived at New
York With seventeen Spanish refugees from
the dIaft beng enforced at Cieufuegcs.
Wu I. FRYE has been nominated for Con
gress by the republicans of the Auburn Maine
District
Wfsroy closed q 100 mile walk in Philadel-
pI'Ia recently. and contrary to his almost iuva-
rlahle custom, succeeded III winning, with five
minute TO spare.
\ yoUN5 man named Lewis SHUTTER was sell
Ell with cramps Hlnle bathing in the river al
Ciucipulti aud his friend Ephram Caruthers
Immcaiat " went to the rescue. hut was seized
by the drowning man N such way rs to pre-
vent the uHe Of his limbs, and both Were
drowned
TuE dead body Of well dressed young mar
wa found ~ Lafayette park, st. Louis, with
revolver ~ bis side and bullet-hole III hi
left breast
Man named II. HAYNES was killed in
shln5ie niil AT Minneapolis Mum, recently
through bong caught hy shaft
Ar Nemphio, Jotn Jefferson has been sen
fenced so Toe hanged the 1th Of tugust. for the
murder of Dick Harms, both colored
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Foreign.

I'M success of the Congress of Information
al Law called to meet at Brussels IL very
doubtful. The governments of England
France and Austria raise objections to the
scheme. and Switzerland extends to it but s
feeble support.
ENGLISH papers of the 18th, report the un
yelling of the statue of Bunyan, at Bedford
on the previous day by Lady Augusta Stanley
\ GREAT demonstration of sympathy for the
agricultural laborers locked out from work
was made in Manchester, England recently
The members of the trades unions to the
number Of $4,000, with fifty bands of music
marched through the principal streets.
Al Berlin the members of the academy of
science and the university authorities joined
III giving farewell dinner to Hon Geo. Ban
croft, Minister of the United States
n STRIKE. III which more than / 900 miners
were engaged. in Cleveland Yorkshire Eng.
Is now ended, with the acceptance of the
masters terms, which impose a reduction of
: per centum III wages.
BURGLARS i'll Berlin robbed the Belgian lega-
ton, broke open the desk of the English lega-
ton, and attempted robbery of the Austrian
legation.
The Brazlllans are having trouble with the
church. The Bishop of Para was recently ar
rested and imprisoned.
JUNE 20, being the thirty-frst anniversary
Of Nlctoua's accession to the throne. was duly
celebrated in London
The Pail Mall Gazette SAWS the success of
tue congress of international law called to
meet at Brussels is very doubtful. The gov
erHments of England, France aud Austria
raise objections to the scheme and Switzerland
extends TO 1t but feeble support
Inc yellow fever Is raging with great vio-
lence III Rio Janelro.
\ DESPATCH from London announces the
death of Jules Janin. the celebrated author
aud James VI. Bellew, the elocutionirt
GEN. GARRrBALpI is very i'll.
\ PARIS dispatch states that the Right il
deeply discouraged by the recent votes in the
Assembly. 1t feels that it's power is gone
and that the majority which it was hitherto
Center Is determined to make change in the
domestic policy of the government. The Ie-
gItImists intend again to introduce a motion III
the Assembly for the restoration of the mon
archy
THE missing English Earl of Marlborough
has been discovered in the Island Of Jersey,
and left there for London IN charge of num-
ber of friends and police.
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Bills Not Disposed or.

The following is list of important
bills pending i'll Congress at the end of
the session, and which 60 over until the
next session
For the relief of owners and purchas-
ers of land sold for direct taxes Ill the
insurrectionary states; amending the
ninth section of the act approved July
10, concerning deposits III savings
banks; to establish and maintain a
national savings depository as a branch
of the Postoffice; to incorporate the
Southern Trans Continental Railroad
Company; to provide for the more eff
clent administration of the law relating
to public lands; granting to railroads in
the territories the right of way through
public lands of the United States to
enable the central branch of the Union
Pacific Railroad Company to submit its
claim against the United States under
existing laws to the decision of the Su-
preme Court; amendatoay of the civil
rights law; to authorize the organiza-
ton of national banks without circula-
ton; to establish the Territory of Penn
bina, and provide a government there
for; providing for postal telegraph !;
providing for the resumption of specie
payments and for free banking; amend
atory of the tariff and internal revenue
lawsuits bill failed in consequence of
disagreeing votes on the amendments !;
for the admission of New Mexico and
Colorado as states repeating the pre-
emption and amendatory of the home
stead laws; to protect the navigable
waters of the United States from injury
and obstruction House bill for the re
organization of the army; House bill
for the equalization of bounties; the
bill granting pensions to all soldiers of
the war of 1872. and their widows and
children for the construction and re
pairs of the Mississippi River levees !;
the McCrary bill regulating charges for
railroad transportation the Omaha
bridge bill; the House bill amendatoly
of the steamboat law The Senate bills
for the abolition of compulsory pilot
age, and to authorize the organization
of national banks without a circulation
All land grant bills and many hundred
bills for the relief of individuals
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General.

IT is said that James 4. McMaster, of New
York editor of the Freeman's Journal is to be
created a Cardinal By the Pope.
GEO. FRANCIS TRAIN III a letter to the N \
Sun. saws that since sustaining from the use
of ANIMAL food he has discovered that he has
been making fool of himself, and says If the
newspapers VIII let him alone he Will agree
never to speak again in public, to publish
another book or write another letter to a
newspaper.
The Chicago base ball club is being handled
roughly by the crack clubs of tn e country, and
Chicagoites are congratulatlng themselves that
their pets occasionally get away with their
opponents.
In New York city. June q, the twenty
eighth anniversary of the accession of the Pope
to the Papacy. after the celebration of the or
binary morning services in the Catholic
churches throughout the city, special prayers
were offered for his future prosperity and wei
fare
PETER OLEARY. delegate of the Irish Agri-
cultural Laborers' Union, il at Ottawa, Canada,
collecting information in connection with biz
mission. He will shortly leave for the West
Two BALLOTS were taken for United States
Senator III the Rhode Island Legislature, June
80 The last resulted: Burnside 43 Dixon
DC, Barstow, IL scattering, Il.
! The Senate has refused to refund to Susan
| b. Anthony the fine imposed for illegally voting
! Boss TWEED recently appeared as a witness
i'll one of the New York courts. He WAS ac
companied by his son, aud was dressed i'll his
customary black suit with wi.;tA necktie.
The temperance people of Missouri have
held state convention, and appointed com
mittee of five to look after the interests of tn,
! cause i'll that state.
! A GOLD watch presented to Gen. Lafayette
/ by Washington, and which the Marquis lost IL
Nashville while on his last visit TO this country
war recently found i'll Louisville pawn shop
and purchased for SIS. Congress has appro
priatei ! 300 to purchase the watch, and will re
turn it to the family of the old hero.
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charged Col. Burch with purchasing his office.
The Banner has retaliated by sueing Col Burch
and other proprietors of the American news
parnr. for libel. claiming $50, 900 damages.
80 President has settled the question OF
the internal revenue suporvisorship for the
Southern district composed of Kentucky,
Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi and Louis
lana, by deciding that X. r. Cobb shall retain
the position, thus disposing of the charges
against HIM.
AT the Jefferson City mo penitentiary Few
eral of the ring-leader in the late mutiny Ill
that institution were dashed severly on thelr
bare backs. and this will be continued from
day to day until all those who were most active
i'll the mutiny are punished.
McENERY. of Louisiana, is to be subpenaed
to produce the election returns of that state
before the Congressional committee.
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Washington.

The Geneva award bill. as passed by the
House. provides for the immediate payment
of direct losses which Will take about 81. 600
600, and leaves disputed claims to be provided
for next session.
\ CONFERENCE on the postal bill fixes the
rate of postage on newspapers and periodicals
at f. : cents per pound, instead of 4 cents. The
bill to take effect January /. 1876
THE President has ordered Benz Meran tc
be third assistant Secretary of State Geo b
Chalmers to be appraiser of merchandise at
Plttsburg; and Robert NJ Douglas TO be
United States Marshal for the western district
of North Carolina.
LYMAN X. BASS. Representative to Congress
from Buffalo, has been nominated for Assis-
tant Secretary of the Treasury.
SEVERAL committees of both Houses of Con
gress have been authorized to sit during the
summer recess for the purpose of making i'll
vestigati0ns or examining into various matters
on which their respective Houses want and
need enlightenment.
BLUFoRD WILSON has been nominated bv the
President to be Solicitor of the Treasury.
FRED DOUGLASS. the colored orator. Will be
one of the commissioners. dd el,tt1-jn, for the
government of the District of Columbia.
The Attorney General is considering the
course of proceeding to be adopted against the
/ Union Pacific Railway. under the act recently
passed requiring the collection Of five pei
cent. on tie net earnings. It Is said that after
the expiration of thirty days from the demand
made by the Secretary of the Treasury should
the money not he paid, the department viii
move for an adjudication i'll bankruptcy.
\ MOTION was made i'll the Senate June 18th
to reconsider the vote on the pending bill
to provide for the government of the District
Of Colombia. so that the church property NAV
be relieved Of the tax of three per cent. The
motion was laid OF the table.
IHE House Pacific Railroad committee re-
fused to recommend an Investigation into the
contract and finance matters Of the Central
Pacific Railroad Company.
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The Anniversary.

BY DESMOND O. TARA.
One year age tonight he died,
Inkhat far southern isle,
With none to close his soft blue eyes,
LII answer to his low replies,
Or his last sad sweet smile.
Save strangers, who with kindly hand.
Smooth'd his hot pillow Ger
We love them for the kindly deed,
They shall not want for friend in need,
For his sake evermore.
I'm dying, yes know it well,
| had not thought that when
left my fair far northern home,
No more with them I'd ever roam,
No more be there again.
o, could l bid them now farewell,
One moment ere l go
l know twill break my fathers heart,
My mother love, we two must part;
The fair head Bonded low"
Oh loving eyes o soft brown hair!
Q beauty fair III youth
How many souls tonight viii think,
Zone year ago." with hearts that sink,
So full of that sad truth.
The world goes on the same as then,
It's moments passing Ger,
With joy to some, with tender pain
To sorrowing hearts. o sad refrain,
Farewell! forevermore!
"Forevermore : too long II word,
Its meaning was not giv'n,
For this short life, above the skies,
Well clasp the hand, meet tender eyes,
FOrevermore-4n heav'n.