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cents left, and Il haint spent cent on my
own personal comfort either"
Alderman Pentecost worked like a Tro-
jan at the Fourth Ward polls, and succeeded
in showing TO a number of cOlQred men
who purposed dropping in ballots Of the In
dependent complexion, that they were
working against their own interests. He
was especially successful in winning votes
from Briens colOred friends.
At the opening Of the polls in the Sixth
Ward, Mr.. J. w. Hill made stump speech
Of about five minutes length in the interest
of the straight ticket, and secured twenty
nine c0lOred votes without any difficulty
whatever.
Those circulars TO the effect that Robert
son had withdrawn in favor Of Patterson,
which were so freely distributed yesterday,
had about as much effect as so many sheets
of blank paper, owing to the prOmntness
with which Robertson issued little dOcu-
ment of his own, denying, in as emphatic
words as the English language contains,
the truthfulness of said assertion.
At half-past one O'Clock some excitement
was OccasiOned ut the Fourth Ward polls
A negro, apparently not over sixteen years
OF age, came up TO the box with a ticket in
his hand, when his vote was chal-
lenged by gentleman present.
Upon this John McGowan claimed that he
was intimidating voter and attempted his
arrest, but Officers Kuhn and Regan, inter
fered and took McGowan in charge. At
this juneture MeGowan's friends crowded
around and made some demonstration, 60
ing so far as to draw their reyOlyers, but
the policemen followed suit and Officer
Kuhn caught hold of McGOwan and drag
ged him towards the statiOn-house. Just
after emerging from the dense throng col
lected in front of the Opera House, Nc
Gowan discovered Pete Akers walking
down the middle Of street and yelled pitt
ously to him for assistance, but Akers cool
" replied, 81 can't help you" McGowan
was taken to police headquarters, but was
afterwards released under bond.
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VICTORY
A Grand Democratic JOilifieatiOn To.
Night.
Let the People Come Together and
Rejoice Over the Success Of the
White Mans Ticket.

The battle has been fought and the vic
tory is won. The entire Democratic and
Cons rvatiye ticket is elected by an over
whelming majority from COoperto Heverin.
Let us celebrate this golrious victory becom-
ingly. For this purpose We cordially invite
every Conservative and Democratic voter,
in a word, the whole people Of Davidson
county, to meet us on the Public square at
s O'Clock tonight to congratulate one an
other on this grand victory. The best speak
ers in the county will be on hand; and amid
a general hand-shaking and cordial
greeting, we can congratulate one another
on our present success, and pledge our
selves to united and victorious political ae-
ton in the future.
By order Of the Executive Committee.
WIN. II. MORROW, Chairman.
Aug. I, > AN.
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now CARL ROSA cor MARRIED.

From the Chicago Times.
Carl Rosa and Parepa, antipOdal as they
were in complexion, stature and avoirdu-
pois, were supremacy harmonious, excel
lently adapted to associated enterprise. He
had never undertaken management until
after his marriage, and he is indebted to
her, it is said, for the inspiration. He is so
modest and retiring a little fellow that
many persons have wondered how he could
summon courage to propose to a woman so
much larger than himself
The manner of his proposal IS thus re-
lated. The musical twain were en- route
to Hartford by rail seated side by side;
Rosa seeming to be unusually depressed.
Parepa, a close observer, and always sym
pathetic, noticing his melancholy, inquired
the cause. He answered:
81 have been unlueky in this country.
For some reason or other have not been
able to keep my friends in America. With
the best Of feeling and intentions, appear
to lose as rapidly as / make them think
have not to-day single friend"
sob, am sure you have, responded she
brightly.
.sAIasl" he exclaimed, signing, 81 fear I
have nOtlS
"Indeed, you are mistaken, my good
Carl II you have not so regarded me here
tOfore, promise YOU now that L will
always be your triend.'
ROsa's bOyish face kindled with delight;
he took her glO5ed hand, and with chiSal-
rous instinct lifled it 10 his lips.
'And," she added, with a charming in
genuOusness, Il will be your wife also, if
yOu like
A fortnight later they were married. She
had long been very fond of him, and be OF
| her. and she knew it. But he was so SEN
sitive and self-depreciating that she felt
that he would not reveal his affection un-
less he were literally encouraged.
Few men or women have been better
partners, sentimentally or financially, than
Parepa and Rosa They gave English and
Italian opera at the Academy in better style
| than it had ever been given, and uOtwith-
standing the great expense to which they
had gone, they realized handsomely from
the endeavOr. Rosa and his wife cleared
over S2j0,OO0.
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$3.50
Personal.

James Jones has left the city on bust
ness tour North.
jordan Stokes, Jr., Of Lebanon, was
registered at the Maxwell House yester-
day.
j. IL. Bruce, of Wheeler, Marshall &
Bruce, returned home yesterday, and voted
like little man.
Mr.. Joe La Prade, Superintendent Of
Bon Aqua Springs, made flying visit TO
Nashville yesterday.
Samuel Friedberg returned here yester-
day from New York, having spent several
weeks with his relatives and friends in
that city. .......
DIR. Vaughn, formerly of st. Vincen,'s
Hospital. now of st. Louis, is in the city.
Luther McCOrd, editor of the Pulaski
Citizen, is spending a few days in Nash
vile.
Capt. }. NJ. Thatcher left the city at a
late hour Wednesday night, 10 attend the
funeral Of his wife's mother, NJ Cincinnati.
He will be absent several days.
Raymond Sloan got back yesterday from
Perry county, where he has been absent
four weeks on a fishing frOlic. The finny
tribe are said TO be more abundant in that
locality. than they were about a month
ago.
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AhOuf an Umbrella.

A lively scuffle occurred in the Market
house yesterday morning about s o'clock
between a policeman and Annie Runnels,
a stalwart negress. She had been accused
Of stealing an umbrella, and when tie Of
ficer informed her that he had come to
make her arrest, she refused to submit, and
with this she struck him powerful blow
in the face. The officer then, in
self-defense used his mace and knocked the
infatuated creature down three times, be-
fore he succeeded in getting control of her.
He then put pair of chain nippers upon
her and started to the station, but before he
got her there, she wrenched the nippers in
twain. She was taken before the Recorder
and fined SO for resisting an officer. The
umbrella was recovered.
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(elected.) sale of stock III. No sale 70.
Twelfth District-FOr Constable, Cover
I2J: Brown 81. For School Commission
er, Cover 1871; Ezell IS. Sale of stock
12S. No sale 4.
Eighteenth District-For School Com
missioner, Hiram Vaughn ia, Ed Scruggs
81, East, colored, 50 For Consta-
bic, Zach Stull PIG. Sale of stock 126. No
sale "a.
Nineteenth District.-FOr School Com
missioner, w. w. Gray l19, L. Drane, col
ored, 81. For Constable, - Hamblen
14T, - Hall 10. Sales of stock IS. No
sale Sc.
Twenty-6rst District = For School Com
missioner, T. A. Harris (eleetedG for
Constable, T. Il. Ballew (elected). Sale
of stock, 1876; no sale, II.
In the First District, Crossthwaite and
Rutland were elected Constables, and
heavy vote in favor of the sale Of the coun-
tvs railroad stock was polled. In this dis
trict no School Commissioners were
elected.
As an indication of the Interest excited
in Yesterdays election, it is reported that
sixteen sick men were routed out by en-
thusiastic ''regulars," and sent to the polls,
where they deposited the straight ticket.
But the most noteworthy case was
that Of Nicholas HObson, who is
eighty years of age and in poor health,
who came in from Kingston Springs on the
, a. NJ. train and returned at u o'clock,
his trip being made for the express purpose
of voting.
The returns as far as reported at the
hour of going TO press, appear in tabular
form, and may be relied upon rs being
correct.
Our table gives the returns from all
the wards except the Fourth and
Tenth. At half past three this NOR
ming the count was progressing in
the latter, with about one hours work
ahead. The total vote polled in the ward
was 40. As far as was known, the
Democratic ticket was considerably
ahead. though Akers was making
a good show. In the 4th ward, at 4 A. NJ,
it was not expected that the count would
he finished before O'Clock. The vote stood,
as far as counted: Cooper, 20 Brien, 26Z;
McClain, 81; Akers, SS7; D0rtch, lST;
Patterson, 30; Heverin, l64; Robertson,
l49. About 1000 votes were cast in this
ward.
The count in the 18th (Edgefeld) dis
trict.stood as follows al A. NJ, with an
hours work to do: Cooper, 465; McClain,
225; Brien, l61; Akers, 81; DOrtch, 525;
Heverin, 4S6; Robertson, 2O6; Patterson,
I45.
The returns from eight wards and twelve
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LATEST MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.

SAVANNAH, Aug. 6.-Cotton-higher
prices asked; middling 164c; net receipts 81
bales; gross receipts 81 bales; exports coast
wise 2S4 bales; sales 81 bales.
GALVESTON. Aug. 6.-COttOn nominal;
good ordinary l4sc; middling 16sc; net re-
ceipts Is bales.
MOBILE, Aug. Cotton quiet and I'M
changed; middling 16c; net receipts bales;
sales 100 bales; stock 1902 bales.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 8. Cotton quiet;
middling l5Sc; low middling 15te; good
ordinary 14sc; net receipts "a bales; ex-
ports eOastwise 229 bales; sales $50 bales.
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Last night, about IL O'Clock, a rather
heated discussion 7, latiEe 10 the election
took place in a c-Owd on Deaderick street,
during which John Johnston stepped back
. few naces and drew a pistol, which he
9onrisbed about in Warlike style.
Officer Burns appeared upon the
80 and Johnston handed his re-
yo,yer IN \ friend standing by. When
De was taken before the police court e
,woe he had had 30 pistol, but a man
who went upon his bond said thai DC aiu
draw one.
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ALL OVER THE CITY.

Sam DOdd was arrested yesterday for sell
ling or giving liquor on election day.
John w. Norman and William Mccain,
both colored, were arrested yesterday for
illegal voting.
Joseph Loenheim, J. G. Bliss and Thorn
as DanDaher were arrested yesterday for
keeping their saloons open ON election day.
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New Advertisements.

Il. W. Brown wants to borrow 5000,
and offers improved city property as secur-
ity.
The attention of parents and guardians
is directed to the advertisement Of the Nc
Minnville Female College, to be found on
our second page.
John Skidmore, Jr., gives notice that he
will no longer be responsible for any debts
contracted by his wife.
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rarIv I'm the Field.

The following paragraph from the F,0ik-
LIN Rerie3r dad JOrTaGi OF yesterday, refers
TO a member of the Typographical fratIrnity
who is well known in Nashville: "Alr. NJ.
.. Brooks is announced this week as can
didate for Principal Clerk of the next
House of Representatives Of the Tennessee
Gene al Assembly. A reader writer and
.wiftef pen cannot tie found this side OF the
Chic. We are for him al all hazards and
TO the n 1 extremity.
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DIED.

NEwTON.-T. p. NEWTON, aged 90 years, OF
lux at his residence. No. los South Summer
street, al o'clock Aug. 8.
Funeral from the residence al 10 o'clock this
morning. His friends and acquaintance are
respectfully invited 70 attend.
SLINKARD Aug. 6. at o'clock A. NJ,
NOBLE, infant ghter Of i. j. and Mary A.
Slinkard-aged &c months and % days
Funeral services BY Rev. T. II. Hill this morn
ing, at - O'Clock. az then residence 10. s.
South Carroll street The friends and acquaint-
ances are invited 70 attend.
Our little darling has gone % rest,
Not with us, but with the siest.
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Chairs and Sofas Resulted, Mattresses
remade, and Furniture repaired, at 100
Church street, opposite Kline's drug store.
aug2 Nv
DOOley's is the best and cheapest Yeast
or Baking Powder. Perfectly pure and
wholesome. Every can full weight. II
saves itself in milk, eggs and shortening.
aug4 d1w&w1t
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Trunks! Trunks!! Trunks WIN.
Dunstead, at 81 North College street, has
an immense stock of ladies' and gentle
mems Travelling Trunks, Valises and
Satchels, which he is selling at extraOrdin-
airy low prices. jylj SmOs&eOd6mOs
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DtmeuIty In the Hermitage District.

At the election in the Hermitage Dis
trict Yesterday, white man named VIM.
Byrum and a negro named Lewis Lindsay
cot into 4 fight, ia which Byrum received a
counle of stabs in he thigh and Lindsay a
pretty severe pounding. They we've sepa-
rated, but 4 general tight between the
whites and blacks al one time seemed mn
minent. There were about 4 hundred ne
croes on tie grounds aud only a few white
men. The II a.Io.s scoalel and muiter'd,
but offered no violence.
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THERE was to be a marriage in French
village and all the guests were punctual,
but the bridegroom could not be found
He was discovered at last up tree, but
would not come down till the future
father-in-law conveyed to him farm that
had been promised. Much protestation
and many tears, bat he was trm- Finally
the papers were signed and down he came.
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"Wednesday Ntghrs shooting serape

J. c. Russell, the Young man who was
shot in the arm las; "Wednesday night, was
fired upon while in the procession by some
unknown person in Gay alley as the col
umn moved down North College street.
The wound was afterwards probed, but a
part Of the han and D.ItiOns Of the Stat
tere bone could not be extracted.
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A Midnight Row.

VIM. Burns and Con. Curran became in
vOlved in a dispute about the election, at
Gralcy's saloon, corner Of Cherry and Cedar
streets, at a late hour last night, and soon
came to blows. They were separated wiki
some difficulty by officers Starkey and
Burns, and taken 10 the station, where
they were released on bond.
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Seriously Hurt.

Officer Schneider, who was so badly
hurt 10y falling down the river bank at
the railroad brIdgn, at O'Clock Tuesday
morning, was suffering severely at a late
hou- last night, but is considered out OF
danger
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t. E. HAYNES Sec'y.

THE Chicago Times remarks; at is
one of the distinguished Peeuliarlties OF
the inhabitants Of this city that they 90
crazy upon the very slightest proyocation,
and build ia u cir lunacy more gorgeous
castles in the air on small capital than any
other people 90 earth"
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Good TempIars, Convention.

\ convention of Good Templars will be
held at Cedar Hill, Robertson county, to-
day. Rev. DIR. Inman, Of this city, will be
present and deliver an address.
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HSmeniaI.

Mr. Andrew Coussen, of this city, was
married in Gallatin, last Wednesday even
ing, to Miss Bette Prime, Of thst place, the
ceremony being performed by DR.. ). N.
Merrill.
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Fight in the Tenth District.

Bill Miller and Charles Moreley had
ne sonal encounter in the Tenth District
n s- erlay afternoon, in which the latter was
somewhat battered mp.
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Pistol Practice.

Last TUESDAY night in the Hermitage
district, negro named Laban Cole, shot
in the side cOlOred brother named Chss.
Clarke, inficting a painful but rot dsn-
ceruls wound.
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Blank { , indicates no report; cipher (0) sta
tOnary; minus e. tendency 70 FALL plus( ~ ten
dency 70 rise. ID. D. STANsELL. Observer.
The Green arrived from Burksville with
Is hhds. Of tobacco.
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The people al ball in Schenectady
wondered where one Of the young ladies
got so many flowers. She had stolen them
from a cemetery, where widow had put
them on her husbands grave.
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Larceny of Money.

Ltvinia Miller, colored, was arrested by
Offers Foley and Jackson yesterday on
the charge Of stealing 50, the property OF
DR.. II Falk. She was committed to Jail.
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MARRIED..

HGGINBOTHAM.-At the resi-
denee OF the brides mother, in this city. Aug g.,
1874, by Rev. /. G.. Jones, Mr.. PHILIP S.
STUMP, Jr., to Miss SARAH A. HIs6ISBoTHAN.
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The young man is said to have no fond
ness for study, and to be of bis fathers
physical inelinatiOnss
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THE following is said to be a popular
song in Duluth: "BeeisteaK when I'm
hungry, Whisky when I'm dry, Greenbaeks
when I'm hard-up, And heaven when /
de-
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CITY NOTICES.

Fine Drab Fur Hats for men and boys,
at the 50 Cents Store. sug6 81
Closing out all kinds of summer goods
at HOGAN Bros.
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Pulaman Palace Drawing-ROOm and Sleeping
Cars from st. Louis, Cincinnati and Columbus
10 Washington and Baltimore without change of
cars.
be obtained at all principal Ticket Offices
throughout the West, Southwest and North
west TH0S. P. BARRY, Western Passenger
Agent Cincinnati.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL OFFIcER,
WAsHINGTOy, Aug. 9, 100 A. n.
PrObdbilitieS.-FCr Tennessee and the
Ohio valley, low barometer, higher tenn
perature, with south and east winds and
rain areas.
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TslsgrapGie Report from SigaaI Ssrviee Chips o.
g. a, Of Observation, AZ 3.56 p. My ne
Western Union Lane.
Place OF Obser-par TN vViDdIWd State OF
vation. OAR AhI VIM m b Weather.
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Dcily Report Of Stage cf Water, tgiA Cdngss N
ne "a Hours ending p. ii. 4Hgusi 8, 1874.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The shortest and quickc-t route TO Washing
ton. Baltimore. the East and Southeast.
CONDENSED TINE TABLE THROUGH TRAINS.
VIA PARKERSBURG| p,..rs,, st. Louis
MAY 10, 1874. AZ 1-''S Express.
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TENSESSEE 4 PACIFIC RAILROAD.

On and after MAY 2S, trains win run fol-
lows; Depot South Cherry St
No. l, daily, except Sun
days...,............. 400 P. N. SIS A. N.
GEO. NANCY, Pres't & Snp't.
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OUISVILLE a CINCINNATI SHORT
LINE RAILROAD.-TTainsIe leave and ar
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Newark Silver Mining Company
Location of works Ely District, Lincoln county
Nevada.--Notice is hereby given that at meet
ing OF the Board of Trustees of said Company.
held on the first day OF December, 1873. an as
sessment, mo. 81 of One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock Of
said Company. payable Immediately, in United
States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the ONCE Of
the Company. Room No. /, No. 4ol California
street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on Thursday, the sth day
OF January, 1874, shall be deemed aelin-
quent, and will be duly advertised for sale at pub
lie suction; and unless payment shall be made
before, will be sold on Wednesday, the 4th
day OfFebrunry. 1874, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
DAVID 7. BAGLEY, Secretary.
offce-Room No. !, No. s0l California street
San Francisco, California. d9-td
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DIR, BR Rem AN.
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failed. His recipes are used y " sspd
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Circular. You who want : True ps.:yc,sd b.
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Doctor viii carefully COMPOUND us az SlSOa
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Caroline Mining Company. -Loca-
ton of works, Ely Mining District, Lin
coin County, Nevada. is hereby given
that at meeting Of the Board of Directors,
held on the 18th day Of November, 1878, an
assessment mo. 81 Of thirty cents per share
was levied uponthe capital stock of the corpo-
ration, payable Immediately In United States
gold coin, to the Secretary. at the office of the
company, No. 4l9 California street, San Francis
CO, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 22d day of DeeeIn-
Der, 1878, will be delinquent, and advertised
for sale at public auction, and unless payment
is made before. will be sold on the Thursday,
the 18th day OF january, 1874, to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses of sale.
By order Of the Directors.
CHAS. Z. ELLIOT. Secretary.
Office: Room 2s, Hayward Building, 4l9 Cali
fornia street, San Francisco, Cal. nlS-td
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And in accordance with law AID an order o.
the Board Of Directors, made on the 9Th day o.
Of such stock as may be necessary will be sold 1t
public auction at the once Of the Company
Room % Hsywsrd's building, A9 Caliiorpn
street, San Francisco, California, on Ihurs
day. the sth day OF January, 1874,
the hour Of l O'Clock p. m. Of such day. 70 ~
delinquent assessment thereon. together VIZ
costs Of advertising and expenses OF tie eaf'
CHAS. g. NEAL, Secretary,
Once: Room 20 Hayward's Building, tls Sa. |.
fornia street, San Francisco California o2s'a