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New Music.

MeSsrs. James A. Mcclure & Bro. have
laid on our table the following new music
81 can't Sleep for Thinking of YOU" a
charming ballad and chorus, by George
Cooper; music by Violetta.
"Up the Bright and Golden Stair" Sc
quel to that popular song, {. Where the Lit
tie Feet are Waiting" by Cooper; music by
Willard.
"The Shepherds Evening Song" by the
author Of "Wayes Of the Ocean," Charles
Blake.
budding Love- by Kimbel.
The enterprising firm of r. Dorman &
Co. have just published the following choice
new music:
"Robin's Lament" by Meiminger-the
most decided success of the year. In the
short space of thirty days four editions of
this charming composition have been is
sued.
"The Secret" by the popular author of
"RObin's Lament"
"The Dew Drop" by Pemsel, is little
gem, with sweet melody, written in an easy
and brilliant style.
"Lilly Dale" for the left hand alone, is
very good-!just the thing for practice.
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Bret Harte lectures in Knoxville, Friday
night.
Alderman W. NJ. Dar, returned home
yesterday, after spending ten days in Chi
cago and st. Louis.
b. NJ Eatherly left the city last night for
Pulaski. He will return home tomorrow
evening, with one of the fairest daughters
of Giles as his bride.
w. Il. Wynne, of Giles county, is an
nounced as a candidate for dOor-keeper OF
the House in the next General Assembly.
He occupied like position in the Confed-
crate Congress, and is vouched for as
amply qualified for the position he seeks.
Gen. Horace Porter, of Chicago, Vice
President of the Pullman Palace Car Com
pany, formerly private secretary to Presi-
dent Grant, and B. =. Frink, Auditor of the
Pullman Car Company, were at the Max
well yesterday, and left for Atlanta last
night.
DR.. j. NJ. Stone, of this county, and orig
inally of Ohio, has just returned from a
visit to his former home, where he has been
putting in a good word for Tennessee. lie
expresses himself as hopeful of inducing a
number Of his former neighbors to remove
10 this State.
The M,uJreesbOro Nelrs says: We learn
that DR.. Kalish, rabbi Of the Jewish Syna-
gogue at Nashville, will deliver lecture in
our city shortly, his subject being "Ancient
and Modern Judaism" the entire proceeds
to be donated TO the completion of the new
Jewish Synagogue in Nashville. He is one
of the most learned men Of that profession,
and cannot fail 10 make his lecture one OF
interest 10 all denominations, and we be-
speak for him a liberal patronage. His
SUI Jet is one of interest TO all readers, and
all who wish 70 be enlightened upon this
subject by one who has made it bis study
during life will not fail to attend, and We
feel warranted in saying that they will be
well paid in attending and hearing for
themselves. Due notice of the time and
place will be given.
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The semi.annuaI ApportIonments.

Comptroilers warrants have been issued
to the trustees of all the counties in he
State but about twenty-five, for the semi
annual appOrtionment of poll-tax and in
terest on sehOol-fund. When the County
Court Clerks Of the remaining counties
certify that the trustees thereof have given
their official bonds, warrants for their re-
spective appointments will be issued.
There seems to be a misunderstanding,
among some parties interested in the school
funds, as they appear to think the trustees
ought, after getting the appointments, to
be ready to make disbursements. One
trustee writes us 10 complain Ofthis, stating
that he has the warrants and has presented
them at the Treasury for payment, but
without avail, as the Treasurer was unable
to meet them.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


As our readers are aware, Mr.. Edwin
Adams is to play six ights' engagement
at the Opera House during this week, ap-
pearing tomorrow night in the impersona-
ton of Hamlet in the drama of that title.
II is during the past three years that the
reputation Of Mr.. Adams has been firmly
established as a truly great actor, though
he has enjoyed an enviable reputation for
many years, and has never failed to draw
crowded houses from among the most in
telligent play-goers in the country.
Last winter he accepted an engagement
as 'sstock star" to support Edwin Booth at
his theatre in New York, and, in spite of
Mr. Booths popularity, it was said by a
competent critic, when Mr.. Booth produced
Romeo and Juliet" tina. it had been de-
monstrated that Mercutio (Mr. Adams)
would have killed Romeo (Mr. Booth) ere
the conclusion of the play, had Shakespeare
not done so in the third act.
Mr.. Adams Enoch Arden has been pro-
nounced among the greatest personations
of character ever achieved on the stage.
His Raphael in the "Marble Heart is a
most artistic and finished performance, and
his Robert Landry is not less admirable.
The great charm of Mr.. Adams acting
is its wonderful naturalness. He is not
stilied nor mechanical, as is too often the
case even with actors of fame, but true to
life, ''holding the Mirror up to nature and
rejecting the authors own conception vivid
~ and in every feature. He closed, last
night, a weeks engagement at Memphis.
where he was greeted every night with a
good audience He will be supported here
by the Edwin Browne Company. This
troupe is well known in Nashville, having
appeared here and met with favorable re-
eeptiOn on several occasions. 1t will be
recollected by our play-goers that Katie Put
nam was supported by them for four years,
appearing at the Opera House last season.
They are already here, having rehearsed
Hamlet at the Opera House yesterday.
They give evidences of going into their
work with spirit, in view of the fact that
they are TO support MIR. Adams.
The "ApOcalyptic Visions Of st. John"
will be presented at Masonic Hall five
nights this week, beginning Tuesday night.
1t promises to be a rare entertainment.
Besides the regular nightly entertainments,
there viii he two family matinees on
Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
The Jutau matinee drew an immense at
tendance, composed principally of ladies
and children, to the Exposition building
yesterday afternoon. In fact, the large hall
was literally damned, there being more
ladies present than could be comfortably
seated. Mile Jutau did her novel act of
walking on the ceiling, and performed
some remarkable feats upon the trapeze. In
addition TO this, the programme was filled
up with character songs, clogs and fancy
dances, which, taken all in ali, made up a
very pleasing performance, and one that
passed of To the entire satisfaction of the
large audience. Let ehe entertainment be
repeated.
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Runaway on Chcrry street.

At four O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
while Coon BOsley, oolored, was driving a
four wheeled sulky along Cherry street just
North Of the Opera House, the king-pin
slipped out and the rear wheels ran upon
those in front, causing the horse to take
fright and dash at break-neck speed up the
street.
When near the corner Of Deaderick and
Cherry, BOsley leaped from the vehicle and
the frightened animal continued his career
until he reached Church street, where he
was checked by running against a lamp
most. The sulky was considerably dam
AGED,
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sMITH-DINGES.-A ST. Michael's Church,
Baltimore county, Nd, on Tuesday, Nov. 10,
bv Rev. DIT. Rich, the Rector, assisted by Rev.
W. A. Mitchell. Of Hagerstown, G. W. SMITH,
Of Nashville, Tenn, formerly Of Hagerstown,
and MARY G. DISGEs, of Baltimore county.
the 18th inst, at the residence of the brides
father, near NOlensville, Tenn, DR.. SAMUEL
HENDERSON, OF Franklin, Tenn, to Miss FLOR
EScE L., eldest daughter Of Geo. W. Morton,
Esq.
May they live long and enjoy the richest bless
ings of our Creator. A.
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DIAMOND COAL.

j HE CITIZENS OF NASHVILLE WILL
be supplied with this superior Coal at the
lowest market price during the winter. Having
been thoroughly tested, it has given general
satisfaction. 1t is hard coal, will not crumble
OF slack, is easily ignited, burns cheerfnlly but
not too rapidly, leaves no einder and but few
ashes. 1t is both clearly and economical
Orders left with A. Stretch, at the corner OF
Union and Cherry streets, viii receive prompt
attention. Yard at the corner Of Summer and
Crawford streets.
sep2 3m 4thp J. n. WARD, Agent
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Condition Of the county Insaitution.

The grand jury made a report to Judge
Frazier, yesterday, in which they say they
found the Jail in such excellent order that
no complaints whatever are made by the
prisoners; also that the county asylum has
seventy-seven inmates-forty white and
thirty-seyen colored-all Of whom well
cared for, and that the same may be
said of the five patients at the
county asylum for the insane, though it is
suggested that the latter is not a suitable
building for the purpose, and that the
county paid thousands of dollars more
for it than it should have cost.
An examination was made by the grand
jury Of the bonds of the various county
officials, which are all pronounced satisfac-
tory.
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The second lecture Of the season will be
delivered next Tuesday night at McClure's
Hall. Subject: GOeth's Faust, by Prof. f.
Smaller, Of the University Of the Soutq.
This lecture has been delivered at St. Louis
before large audience, and highly APP
plauded. In addition, We are promised a
select musical entertainments by the ladies
of the committee.
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sim Progressing.

The protracted meeting which has been
held for the past four weeks in the Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church, has been sea-
son Of rejoicing to the members and friends
of the church. Over thirty persons have
been converted, all of whom united with
the church, and quite number will join
this morning. DR.. Baird will continue the
meeting through this week, preaching every
night. The public are invited. Seats free.
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Cooperative Coal Mining

Several coal miners, majority Of whom
were engaged in the Darlington strike,
have formed company called 'EThe Miners
Cooperative Coal Company" for
the purpose Cf operating a mine
at Petersburg, Station on the st. l..
& S. E. r. r., in Christian and
Hopkins counties, Ky. Their capital stock
is $4,000, and they have obtained a lease
of the mines for forty-nine years. One Of
the provisions of the eOmpany's charter is
that the Indebtedness is at no time to eX.
coed $4,000, and that the priFate property
of the stockholders is not to be held liable
for their corporate debts
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THE CHATTERBox FOR 1874. For sale by
Messrs. Collier & Dunnaway, A Union street.
This is just the book for boys and girls,
and older people will be interested in its
instructive pages. The subjects treated of
are profusely illustrated, which will make
it all the more interesting to young folks.
1t would be a mOss appropriate birthday or
holiday Git.
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Last Chanee.-But short time remains
for the purchase Of tickets in the Fifth Gift
Concert Of the Public Library of Kentucky.
Agents have been notified to make returns
from the 10th to the 25th inst, but for the
convenience Of those who may have failed
to supply themselves through the agents,
cash orders will be filed at the home Office
up to the evening Of the 18th, and if any
money should come too late it will be
promptly returned to the party sending it.
nOvI0,14&lS
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Ladies will bear in mind that the largest
assortment Of Ladies' and Misses Furs
ever seen in one store is now on ex-
ibition at the Hat nd Fur Emporium Of
Francisco, 40. IS North Market street.
He has taken great pains in selecting his
Furs for the fall trade, and ladies may rely
upon getting the genuine goods, as he
does not deal in limitation furs.
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RaIIrnad EecIdenf

At Smyrna, on the Nashville, Chattanoo-
"a and St Louis road, last Friday after
noon, the brake-beam ola freight car broke,
and fVe orsix coal cars were thrown fromthe
track. The accident did not interfere with
the passage of other trains, as there Is a
switch at the above mentioned point,
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Another new invoice of ladies', misses
and children's fine Shoes, bought at panic
prices, and will be closed out very cheap
at the Philadelphia Store. NJ. McLaugh-
lin, 81 Public Square. noyl5 1t
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For stylish Hat for man or boy, or
anything in the Furnishing Goods line, you
should call on L. Powers, 81 Publ. Square.
noy15 2t sun,fri
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Did.

McKINLEY.-Mrs. Mary Mckinley, wife OF
william Mckinley, on Saturday, Nov. II, at 8
O'Clock, in the 10th year of her age.
RThe funeral will take place from her late res
idence, West Cedar street, at O'Clock Sunday
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Luxury, health, economy insured by
using DOoley's Yeast Powder. Elegant
light rolls, biscuits, etc, prepared in ten
minutes. Try il. nOv10 d1wSw1t
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You will find good assortment of Furs
at L. Powers, 21 Public Square.
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TIme Card.

A new schedule goes into effect on the
louisville and Nashville Railroad at 8
o'clock this morning. Trains viii arrive in
tbis city at sos A. NJ. and G:25 P. NJ; those
Going north will depart at 3 A. NJ, l;4O p.
II. and 1890 A. n.
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All persons wishing to purchase tickets
in the Public Library Drawing can be sup
piled by calling on w. G.. Price, No. Al
South College street.
novl sun,wed&fri If
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FOR. Poole's Gallery is the place to go
for Photographs, Rembrandts, Parlor
Scenes, and Pictures in India Ink, Pastel,
etc. His work has few rivals and no
superiors. II
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Boys Talma Overcoats for $500, and a
ticket for Christmas gift thrown in. at the
Tom Thumb Clothing Store, College st.
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ShaWls and Blankets al panic prices at
Richheimer's, As College street.
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Beautiful styles ladies' Hats, new, Just
received at the Dollar Store. nOvl4 st
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Taste, elegance and comfort are the
characteristics Of the beautiful Neckwear,
Haas and Furs, kept for the trade by Jesse
Ely, No. Al n. Cherry street. Go and see
for YOURSELF 1t
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Trunks Reduced in Prices.-I am sell
ing my large stock of Ladies' and Gentle
mems fine Travelling Trunks at greatly re-
dueed prices. VIM. Dunstead, 40 College
street, near Public Square.
noYlh cod TIL feb1
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Mrs. Tynes has very large and elegant
stock Of Sashes in all the new shades. "a
Summer street. nOvlI st
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rhe ST. Cloud.

This house is now one Of the most popu-
lar in the city, offering superior advantages
to those wishing day board.
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Misses Felt Hats at the Dollar Store.
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Drugs and Medicines
AT COST.

A YUHE ENTIRE STOCK OF
Drugs, Medicines, and Fix
lures, on the corner Of Cherry and Union streets,
Is offered at cost and until the same Is sold. The
Drugs and Family Medicines viii be RETAILED
AT Cosr. Prescriptions and Family Recipes win
be prepared BY A. Stretch himself with the
PUREsT and BEsT of Medicines, and ONLY ONE
HALF of the usual price will be charged For
terms OF sale of the store, call on n. BAXTER,
Jr., @. & NJ. and Receiver. sep3 q
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THE members of the Christian eongre-
CATION, worShipping on Church street, are
specially requested to be all present this
morning. Services at l o'clock A. NJ. and
Up. NJ. by Elder p. 5. Fall.
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Mrs. TyneS has just received a full line
Of French Felt Hats, in all new styles. "A
Summer street. nOylI 5t
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Mrs. Tynes has a large and choice as
sOrtment of Bridal and Party Flowers. "a
Summer street. Hox11 81
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Ladies' Neck-ties, PaSsamentary Ball
Fringes, new style Bead Collars, greatly
reduced. G. Rice & Co. nov15 It
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CITY NOTICES.

$4,000 worth of fine Jewelry, Watches,
ETC., ETC., at less than cost, TO be closed out
by first Of January, positively, to quit bust
ness. Store for rent and Fixtures for sale.
1. Tugendrich & Co., 10 N. Cherry street,
nearly opposite Maxwell House. 1t
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State Democratic Executive Commit
tee.
The members of the State Democratic
Executive Committee are requested to meet
in Nashville on Thursday, Nov. 10.
J. L. RICE,
Chairman Dem. Ex. Com.
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We don't eat so much nor wear as fine
clothes as some do; therefore, can sell all
kinds of dry goods cheapest. Hogan Bros.
Dnv1S Of
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Boys Clothing cut and made to order at
the Tom Thumb Clothing Store. 1t
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L. Powers makes Shirts up to order on
short notice. nOv15 2t sun,fri
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CITY NOTICES.

500 Sets of Ladies' Furs at astonishing
low prices at Richheimer's 40 College st.
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A nice set Of Furs for one dollar at the
Dollar Store. DovI4 Ii
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Hats for young and old, itch and poor, at
Gray & Mobiles. 1t
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Flannels very cheap at Richheimer's, 46
College street. nov15 2t
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Great reduction in fine Dress Goods and
Silks. G. Rice & Co. nOy15 2t
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CaSsimeres, Blankets, Flannels, and la
dies and gents Underwear, greatly re
duced, at G. Rice & Cos. nOv15 2t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SupertOr Custon,-,,,aese EgOOt.

WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING FINE
w Brands: ArlingtOn's, Imperial, Ranger,
Royal Rider, MagnOlias and Sporting, all OF
which we commend % our friends.
nOvI2 At WINSTEAD, SHIELDS & co.
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Dry Goods, Dry Goods, cheaper than
ever before. Bleached Domestic, &c and
upwards; good Canton Flannel, lOc; Cali
Goes, fast colOrs, Z to 10c; Ticking, 10c;
Table Linens, Towels and Napkins re-
duced 80 per cent; the greatest bargains
ever offered in Flannels and Blankets at
the Philadelphia Store. nov15 1t
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Maximum temperature 60 deg, minimum
temperature IS deg, mean temperature 40
deg.
TslsgrapAic r. port frou Signal SsTsies C6rps q.
8. 4, Of GbseTrat5On, at ass p. My He
Wsttsra Unioa Lane
Place OF ObseT- T7.- w., Wdl State Of
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HARRUED.

We report s feet o inches on Harpeth
shoals, with the river about stationary at
this pOint.
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Blank {. Indicates no report; cipher (0) sta-
tionary; minus t. tendency 20 fall; plus (tlten-
4anew ~ rTaa
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Dress Goods, Dress Goods, reduced $50
per cent; Black Alpacas, zoe and upwards;
beautiful silk finished cOlored Alpaeas, Z
wide, 3Oc; former price SOC; Empress Cloths,
beautiful goods, 25c, greatest bargains ever
offered; Hosiery, Gloves and Notions, new
stock just received at the Philadelphia
Store. novl5 1t
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.
Local Report for the City, Saturday,
Nov. II, 1874.
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BIVER NEWS.
Daily Report Of Stage Of Water. Ola Aas0sI IN
De 81 Honrs sndinl 3 y. ". Nov. IA, 1874.
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Time. Bari Wind. Weather
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TENNESSEE a PACIFIC RAILROAD.
On and after May Is, trains viii run as fol-
lows; Depot South Cherry st.
No. /, daily, except Sun
daye..s.s.--.s.-.--.-s-i 4-oV r NJ S'Ao A. -
GEO. NANCY, Pres't & Sup't.