Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-06
ALL OVER THE CITY.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Cot
ton Exchange occurs Monday at P. N.
The Chancery Court will not remain in
session more than day or Two longer.
Cotton was sold in this city yesterday at
lower figures than al any time heretofore
| this season.
The Street Committee met last night
and passed upon the accounts against the
department for the past month.
Last Friday night, twenty-five persons
Joined Rock City Ledge No. 2, Independ-
ent Order Of Juvenile Good Templars.
The Federal Court cOntemplates adjourn
ing in day or two. All the juries, grand
and traverse, were discharged yesterday.
Last month $443.20 was collected by
Recorder Duling in excess of the amount
collected during the same month last
year.
The Supreme Court meets tomorrow,
and will proceed to tackle the fourteen
hundred cases awaiting trial before that
| tribunal.
All persons who assisted at the late
Jewish Ladies' Fair, are desired to meet at
the Marke. Street Synagogue, at Z O'Clock
this evening.
The Sixteenth Infantry Band and Edge
| field Quartette will assist at the concert TO
be given in Edgefeld, next Friday, in aid
of st. AIMS church.
Suit for divorce was entered in the Law
Court yesterday by Mrs. Lizzie Yarbrough
against her husband, Albin Yarbrough, de-
sertiOn being the alleged ground.
John Ruhm, esq, having resigned the
position of Register in Bankruptcy, the
Federal Court yesterday appointed Judge
John Lawrence to that position.
Ire entertainment given at the residence
of Mr.. X. III. Thompson, Tuesday night,
for the benefit of the Church of the Ad-
vent Sunday-school, Melted S3425.
The proprietors of sOul-entranciDg hand
organs still cling to our street corners,
while Louisville and Cincinnati mourn
the absence of such attractions from their
midst.
The Fairfield Mite Society meets to-mor-
row night at the residence of Henry Har-
mon, Fillmore street. A full attendance of
the members is desired, as important busi-
ness will come before the society.
a very pleasant meeting of the Kinetic
Club was held last Friday night at the res
idence of DR.. ]. w. Hunter. The club
meets again next Friday night at the resi-
dence of Daniel Baily, Gallatin pike.
The members of Odd Fellows Encamp-
ment No. !, are notified in our advertising
columns tbs morning to meet next Tues
day at p. NJ, preparatory ID attending the
grand dedication hop and banquet at Muir
freesbOro TIA sday night
Mr.. Tim DodsOn, of the Hermitage dis
trict, lost his valuable horse "Bender' last
Thursday night, he having choked himself
to death with his halter. Whether the
death was accidental or intentional, will
probably remain a mystery.
The semi-annual celebration of the
ErOSophian Society viii come off next Fri
day night in their hall at the University.
The exercises will commence at half-past
seven O'Clock, and several Orations will be
delivered by speakers chosen for the occa-
sion.
As Conductor Houk was collecting fare
on a Church street car, yesterday, a green
looking chap handed him five dollar bill,
with the innocent remark: Il want TO get
off at Murfreesb0rO; take my fare out of
| this He was put off al the corner of
Church aud Spruce, and directed to the
Chattanooga depot.
Those medical students evidently intend
10 call upon the Nashville ministers
for special sermon before the win
ter passes. They are TO be preach
ed to at IL A. NJ, to-day by Rev.
T. a. Hoyt, Of the First Presbyterian
Church. Perhaps il would be good plan
to locate a missionary at the Medical col
lege, at once.
n darkey was quietly driving 4 cart, to
which two mules were attached, past this
office yesterday, sitting on his vehicle,
plunged in a fit Of meditation, when sud
denly, without a word of warning. ore
wheel ran off. The end of the axle dropped
to the ground, the darkey dived forward,
lighting on his head, and the mules dashed
up Church street at a lively rate, but were
caught al the intersection of Cherry and
turned over to the astOnished driver.
kilograms for the following named re-
manned undelivered at the office last night:
Hillman, Son & Co, c. W. Woodruff, V. i.
Holman, r. B. Cheatham, Frank MOultou
IL Co., A. Wells, Col. Z. Ensley, J. w.
Scott, JnO. Lellyett, o. Ewing & Co, F. B.
Morrison, Mrs. A. W. Monroe, Z. o. Par
sons Il Co., Dickinson, Ames & Co., Adam
COe, F. Cooley, Mrs. A J. Winston. Car
rick, Hollins * Co., Hart X Hcnsley, o. B.
Dickinson, 10. Allen, Mrs. NJ. b. Howell,
L. II. Lanier * Son, Shyer * ROsentbal,
B. F. ParkeS, L. Winter. Sunday office
hours from 8 to 10 \. NJ, and from 8 TO
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