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DIAMOND COAL. :.

i 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. It is hard coal. win not crumble
OF slack, is easily ignited, burns eheerfnlly but
not too rapidly, leaves no efnder and but few
ashes. 1t is both clearly and economical.
Orders left with A Stretch, at the corner OF
Union and Cherry streets, win receive prompt
attention. Yard at the corner Of SUMMER and
Crawford streets.
sep2 3m 4thp j. y. WARD, Agent
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The ladies' committee of the Robertson
Association met at the City Library yester-
day evening and held an election for officers.
resulting in the choice of Mrs. James T.
Bell for president, Mrs. Webb for secretary,
and Miss Julia Putnam for treasurer. -
Ameeting of the ladies at the Nicholson
House at A p. NJ. next Monday was APP
pointed.
We are assured by the management OF
the varied entertainments, which are to
precede each lecture in the course laid out
by the association for the coming winter,
that something rare is in waiting for those
who may attend.
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SOUTH AMERICAN.

RIO JANEIRO. Oct. 5.-It is probable the
Emperor Don Pedro will visit The United
States next year.
Ady;ces from BueDOs AyreS state there is
the greatest excitement among all classes
in consequence of the instruction. Many
persons are flying the city. Every depart
ing steamer carries away numerous fami-
lies, All the merchants steamers are es-
corted to sea by war ships, rs they fear mo-
IeStation by the inSurgent fleet.
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or for GaIIatin.

About sixty ministers left the city yes
terdav on the PIP. NJ. train on the Louisville
and Nashville road for CALLAHAN. 10 attend
the annual meeting of the Tennessee Con
ference, the session Of which commences at
tlat place to-day.
Among the departures We're DrS. Han
ner, West, Young, Kelley and Hargrove,
Bishop Marvin, and Rev. VIM. Q. Johnsont
editor of the Memphis ddUOcdte.
1t is expected that even larger number
will pass through the CRY to-day on theiI
way TO the Conference.
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RemOval.-TaylOr Henderson & Co.
have removed their plumbing and gas-fit-
ting establishment from No. 70 Church
street to No. a South Summer street, where
they will be pleased to see their friends and
patrons. Ocl 1w
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DIR. 4. H. Bedford returned from the
Kentucky Conference yesterday, and will
leave to-day for Gallatin.
w. H. Crockett, editor Of the Inning
Ion Times, is registered at the st. Charles
Hotel.
The friends of J. 5. Beadle complain
that we did not mention him among the
candidates for Assistant City Marshal. He
IS understood to be one Of the strongest
men in the race.
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AEntherIN thurman.

SALT LAKE, Oct. cite grand jury
was completed to-day. and stands II Gen
tiles and 6 who, although professors of the
Mormon religion, declare themselves will
ing to find indictments against pOlygam-
lists. One juror sworn yesterday was
charged to-day with being the husband o
five wives and the father Of thirty-OnC
children
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BOSTON.
GrumbIIng at the Tariff

BosroN. Oct. 6.-At meeting OF the
Board of Trade today 1t was unanimously
resolved that the executive committee APP
point special committee to represent the
how'd before the Secretary OF the treasury
and the committees of the Senate ana
House of Representatives concerning a re-
vision of the tariff laws with view to SIM
plify the collection of the customs revenue
remove distractions TO commerce, diminish
the opportunities for fraud on revenue, pro
tect honesty against the fraudulent importer
and promote economy in collecting by
abolishing unprOductive. custom houses and
dntipS
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ScboIas,,c CenSUs Returns,

The State Superintendent of Public In
Slruction, received yesterday scholastic re-
luns TO the following effect:
Scholastic population Of Union county,
o.64O-white 2.5S9 and coiOned 81.
Shelby county-21, $50, white 1896, col
ored 10,279.
fia.i ru,.-- county, 459, white AOS2
and colored 1877.
d oau,,-LaUl. white 800 and col
ored 999.
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Chase Of a SyccessruI Revival.

The religious revival which had been in
progress for the past two months al Jones
factory, under tie conduct of Rev. DR.. W.
ID. Z. Sawrie, closed last Monday night.
Interest in the exercises continued una
bated throughout the meeting which re-
suited in the conversion of a large number
of persons. Several Of the more recent con-
verts we're baptized in the river near the
reservoir last SUNDAY afternoon.
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Oct '6.-The residence of the
son Of Count Won Amin was searched
last evening by the police, under a belief
that the letters 20 his father from Prince
Bismarck might be concealed there, but the
documents were not found. The son of
the Count is a lieutenant in the dragoon
guards.
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Old Folks AZ ChattanOoga.

A party of Nashville ladies and gentle
men. somewhat known TO fame in cOnnec-
ton with the concerts given last winter in
this city in aid Of the First Baptist and
Moore Memorial Churches, departed for
Chat anooga yesterday, where they will
assist in two Old Folks concerts to be given
in aid of Rev. I. T. EatOn's church.
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CnrnhcrInnd and Ohio RaiIroad.

The Cumberland and Ohio Railroad
Company petitioned the County Court of
Sumner county last Monday, to issue bonds
forthe remainder Of theSlO0,OOO stock taken
by the county in the road, that amount be-
ing withheld to be expended on the road
from Gallatin TO the DaEidsOn county line.
The petition failed, but reconsideration
was had, and the court adjourned till Mon
dav, the 18th inst, when it will again be
considered and voted on.
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Omissions supnIied.

In our list of aspirants for city offices
We omitted to mention Mr.. j. ). Beadle Tor
Assistant City Marshal, well known cltI-
zen who is every way worthy and compe-
tent for the position.
For Water-Tax Collector the name Of DR..
W. II. Harris was omitted, who has LIVED
all his life in cur midst and is entirely
nnalified for the nlace.
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EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. 6.-AbOut seven
o'clock this morning fire was discovered
in the furniture warerOOms Of Meyer &
Bros, on Main street and burned all the
forenoon, but is now under control. The
furniture is nearly a total loss; also large
stock of clothing in the same building,
owned by Nathan Gross. Total loss ex-
ceeding $4,000; amount Of insurance
S5I. 0CO.
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SOUTHSC CAROLINA.

Ku.KIux stories Made of the whole
Cloth.
COLUMBIA, Oct. 6.-Tbe committee OF
the STATE Tax Union Convention held last
month. have just reported that they have
failed to ascertain single case in the State
of outrage or wrong committed during the
present year by a white man upon negro
! i'm the slightest degree attributable to race,
color or previous condition Of the negro, or
of any Republican on account of his politi-
| cal opinions.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
rne war Of Race. Among the MINERS.

NEW YORK, Oct. "a WilkesbaTe
dispatch says difficulty occurred among
the miners at MoOsic yesterday in a de-
mand by some Of the IriShmen that the
boss. a Welchman. should be discharged.
The company declined TO acceed to the de-
mand of the men, when eight Of the-latter
struck and were az once scharged and
Maid of. The strikers then endeaVOred to
nre7ent others from going to wOFE in their
places, aud ia The tight, one man was fatal
ly beaten.
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Mrs. StOneiake was run over by Thomas
ChadWelrs carriage on Woodland street,
Eagefeld, about 6 O'Clock yesterday even
ing. .s,
although apparently not seriously
bIrt. il is thought she received internal in
iuries which may result fatally.
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Carlos Not Dead.
DENMARK.

LONDON, Oct. 6.-The Stnldard re-
ports that the Princess Thyea- Of Den
mark, IS to marry the son of The ex-King Of
Hanover, and supplements il with rumOr
that Bismarck has asked for explanations
of the proposed alliance
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New Advertisenlenfs.

Insure in the State Insurance COMPANY.
One thousand dollars wanted by X. w.
Brown. sr.
Equitable Fire Insurance stock wanted
by r. w. Brown. -.
Boarders wanted at 20 South High street.
One thousand dollars wanted for two
wears. Address A. B., this office.
Lots in free territory for sale by Browns
& Chatham.
Sale Of fine residence and building lois
at Scovel's real estate mart at u NJ, Oct 10.
a farm Of sixty acres offered in exchange
for Edgefeld or city property.
Winstead, Shields x Go. sell at auction
tsis morning an invoice Of dry goods.
See important notice by George Dury.
See administrators notice IL case OF L.
T. Mahoney, deceased.
See notice to creditors of estate Of John
). Hart & Co.
Be sure to attend the ball at the Rink to-
night.
Doolev's Yeast Powder can be obtained
at any grocery store.
The next and last gift concert Of the
Public Library of Kentucky, takes place
Nov. 80.
See statement of the condition Of the
Fourth National Bank.
See notice by Clerk of County Court Of
Hickman county.
A statement Of the condition Of the Third
National Bank will be found on second
page.
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FRANCE

PARIS, Oct 6.-Complete returns from
the elections for Councils General show
that eight hundred Conservatives and five
hundred Republicans were chosen, Con-
seryative gain Of twenty. In one hundred
districts there being no choice, another
election will be held.
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Groeers and Family Supply DealeTy sell
Dooley's Yeast Powder. 1t IS the best
Baking Powder. Full weight IN : d.
h., H., and ID. cans.
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L. Powers, q Public Square, will make
shirts TO order ten per cent. cheaper than
they can be purchased from Eastern bum
mers. So circulate and save money by
buving at home. A full line Of silk hats
always kept on hand.
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ATnrI.isl, snicIde.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct. 5.-Lieut.
MahmOnde Terefee. of the Turkish Army,
and inspector of the arms making for the
Sultan by the Providence Tool Company,
committed suicide late last night on the
Red Bridge
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CITY NOTICES.

You can do a good deed, and enjoy your
self at the same time, by going to the ball
at the Rink tonight. Tickets so cents.
Ladies free. IL
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Reantv I'm a balloon.

PrrrsBURG, October 6.-Prof. Donald.
son. aeronaui. ard Eve ladies made a sue
ressfd bs'lusn as,Ansion from Baru am:
grouudStlis evening, l
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INDIA.

CALCUTTA, Oct. 6.-Advices from the
sections Of country where the famine pre-
vailed. state that 10000 natives are yet sup
ported by she government.
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EXPOSITION NOTES.
The Attendance SWelIed at Least 81
Per Cent.-A Gala Night-The Dis
plays of Furnishing Goods, Photo
graphs, Fine TObaecOs and Charcoal


The crowd at the Exposition last night
exceeded that of any previous evening By
perhaps One-third. Every promenade, in
fact, nearly all The available space in the
building was densely thronged.
The music. the lecture, the trapeze per-
formances and the displays made a grand
and exceedingly enjoyable entertainment.
L fac simile of the inscription on the
tomb of Shakespeare has been placed in The
AT Gallery by A. L. BUcknell, an English
man resident in this city.
The programme Of the band for this
evening IS as follows: Mexico, quicsstepi
Ask Ne not Why, song; Andante and
Waltz; Schottische; Last Sensation: Rat
teen Mavooreen, solo; Trombone; Jolly
Brothers, galop Grand March; Home
Sweet Home.
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SPAIN.

lander says letter has been received there
from Durango confirming the truth of the
report Of the attempt made to assaSsinate
Don Carlos during mItiny Of portion
of bis troops.
NEW YORK, Oct. @ What purports 70
be London dispatch says there is a report
in that cisy that Don Carlos has died from
the wounds received in the mutiny at
Durango.
Carlos Not Dead
PARIS, Oct. 6.-The Union newspaper
prints dispatches, stating that Don Carlos
reached Yraha on Saturday. and remar Ks
that as Yra Ia is two DAYS journey from
Durango, the report thai he was serious
IL wounded in the latter town muss be
false.
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Maximum temperature II deg, minimum
temperature So deg, mean temperature Co.,
deg.
TsIsgrapAte Report from Signal Service CsrPs
g. 4, Of OBserVGtion, AZ 1855 p. My ne
WsstsrH Union Line.
Place 400 q SS'sF " w S:7si o.
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LATER


The street is flooded with rlmo5s of
troubles in all departments Of trade and
suspensions of houses whose sOlvency has
hitherto been undOubted. No names are
mentioned and no particulars are given, but
the utmost use is made of the reports to
depress stocks and with good success.
A London house was mentioned as being
embarrassed, but no name given, and
nothing definite seemed TO be known here
in regard to the matter. Recently large
grain merchant in Hull, England, and an
other in France suspended, the latter with
liabilities Of two hundred thousand pounds
sterling. Both Of these firms had London
connections. This may explain the rumOr
about London house. so .e.
Church Congress 9
The frstmeeting Of the Church Congress
in the United States was begun this morn
ing, in Calvary Church, by the administra-
ti0n of the Holy Communion, Bishop
Whipple, Of Minnesota, officiating, assisted
by Bishops, Hare, of Indiana, and Clarke,
of Rhode Island, Rev. DR.. Z. o, Washburn,
Rev. DR.. VIM. II. Huntington and Rev.
Geo. D. Wildes, of New fork.
The chairman said the aim of the Church
Congress was TO lift up the mind of the
Churches To that sphere where difficulties
and quarrels cease. The congress had in
vited men Of all doctrines and ereeds for
discussion. This coming together in cool
blood to discuss vital and important qles-
tons tended to the unity they desired 10
accomplish. Men had been called from all
classes 10 this congress, and would each be
allowed equal time for discussion. They
would discuss questions fairly and Impair
TALLY, and would not be heard in the con-
gress only, but throughout the universe.
The Jersey scandal.
At meeting Of the Presbytery Of jersey
City to-day a letter was received from Rev.
J. F. Glendenning requesting an investiga-
ton into the charges against him in the
Pomeroy case. The communication was
referred to the Judicial Committee, who
at once begun inquiry.
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FALL MEETING.

both the FaVOFftes Beateh testeruay
ARIZONA and Jenannfe the winners
Fun Ahead for To-Day.
The second day of the Fall Meeting
proved highly satisfactory in every respect
except to the losers-the attendance far
exceeding that Of Monday, especially in the
ladies, stand, which5was well filed.
Betting. was extremely lively. Capt.
Beard says he sold more pools at The Max
well than at any previous meeting, and al
the track a large amount of money changed
hands. What made matters more interest
inc. the knowing ones were badly beaten
in both races. In tue second, they were lit
erally know-where.
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The Marx Lane Express has the follow
ing: The week closed with a considerable
fall of rain which has been long wanted to
lessen the effects Of the protTacted drouth.
Wheat is still declining though no carefully
prepared statement has shown that the
crop is much aboNe the average as to
quantity or quality. ali adviees from the
Coptinent report decline in prices. The
arrivals at odessa have been light and un-
satisfactory. 1t seems that no wheat is ex-
pected from Egypt.
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New stock of fine Watches, Chains, jew
elry, and Silverware, cheaper than ever, at
Atkinson & Alsted's, y Cherry street.
Oc1 If
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Select school for boys. No. 81 N.SUm-
mer street. ". Bryce Thompson. oe4 ~
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Every description Of Dry Goods sold 20
per cent. cheaper at the National Store than
at any other store in the city. Oc4tf
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Embellishments Of the City LibI

Embellishments Of the City Library.
Twenty-three oil paintings have lately
been placed IN the City Library, and have
added very much to its attractiveneSS. They
belong 70 Memphis lady, who has COM
United them to the keeping Of our library
for auindefinite length of time.
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Beautiful striped Shawls sl.25, at the
National Store, 1877 Church street. Oe4 If
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CITY NOTICES.

Atkinson & Alsted, p Cherry street,
have taken the agency for Julius Kings
Continuation Speetaeles, and new sytem
for fitting the eyes. The best ever invented.
Come and see them. oe4 tt
80 pieces Black AIpaeas, silk finish, 2Oa
25c., at the National Store, 49, Church
street. NIcGloin & Currid. Oe4 If j
Largest stock of Bugle Trimming and
( ladies' Ruchins, cheaper than elsewhere, at
Riehheimer's, 40 College street. Oc4 If
Beautiful striped Shawls SIPS, at the
National Store, 1877 Church street. Oe4 If
Every description of Dry Goods sold 20
per cent. cheaper at the National Store than
at any other store in the city. oc4tf
New stock of iiue Watches, Chains, jew
elry, and Silverware, cheaper than ever, at
Atkinson & AIsted's, q Cherry street.
Best Prints 10 cents at the National
| Store, 1877 Church street. sep2O eodtf
Best BIeaehed and Brown DOmestics
from 10 to 123 cents, at the National Store,
1877 Church street. sep20 eodtf
Trunks, Valises, Satchels-Ladies' and
Genilemen's fine Travelling Trunks, Va
Uses and Satchels, in great variety, and at
very low prices, at VIM. Dunstead's Trunk
Depot, 81 North College street.
sep23 decd till feb1
Jeans, Flannels and Blankets at less
than New York prices, at the National
Store, 1877 Church street. sep20 eOdtf
Great bargains in EmbrOideries, Belts
and Ruchings, at the National Store, 13T
| Church street. sep2O eodtf
All the ladies are requested to call at
the National Store and secure some Of the
bargains in Dry Goods. Sale to commence
tomorrow morning at o'clock. No post
ponement. MeGloin & Currid, 1877 Church
street. sep2O eodtf
Perfect satisfaction is guaranteed in
using Dooley's Yeast Powder. Elegant
light Rolls, Biscuit, Griddle Cakes, etc,
prepared in ten minutes. 1t is the best.
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AmerIcan GIrI Leads Conper Rottom.
NEW YORK.
A Day of DisagreeabIe RumOrs.

Two Houses Fail and Others Regard.
ed Weak.
NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-Kupfer & Co.,
dealers and jobbers in wooden goods, an
nounce their suspension, but hope it will
be only temporary.
The failure Of Ii. B. Patterson, bruker, is
announced.
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Best Prints 10 cents at the National
Store, 1877 Church street. sepzO eodtf .
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Blank t. )irdicates no report clpner W 80
dency % rise
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At3P p. N. yesterday there were fset 4
ibshes Of water on the shoals, wiihthe river
sill falling at this point.
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Largest stock of Bugle Trimming and
ladies' Ruching, cheaper than elsewhere, at
Riehheimer's, 40 College street. Oc4 If
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Best BIeaehed and Brown DOmestics
from 10 to 123 cents, at the National Store,
1s7 Church street. sep20 eodtf
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80 pieces Black AIpacas, silk finish, 2Oa
25c., at the National Store, 137 Church
street. McGloin & Currid. Oe4 If
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STATE or THE WEATHER..

Local Report for the City, Tuesday.
Oct. 8, 1874.
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FOREIGN.
FOREIGN.
Result of the French objections.
Reported Death of Don Carlos.
Dom. Pedro to Visit the United
States.
GREAT RETAIN.

LONDON, Oct. CT is the general opin-
ion on the Stock Exchange that the Bank
of England rate of discount will be adj
vanced on or before Thursday.
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Jeans, Flannels and Blankets at less
than New York prices, at the National
Store, 1877 Church street. sep20 eodtf
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Perfect satisfaction is guaranteed in
using DOoley's Yeast Powder. Elegant
light Rolls, Biscuit, Griddle Cakes, etc,
prepared in ten minutes. 1t is the best.
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Great bargains in Embroideries, Belts
and Ruchings, at the National Store, 13T
Church street. sep2O eOdf
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Atkinson & AIsted, p Cherry street,
have taken the agency for Julius Kings
Combination Spectaeles, and new sytem
for fitting the eyes. The best ever invented.
Come and see them. oe4 II