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no dincovorod was canaod by deop gash out Iii
tho top OF tho lead. 1lo was apparently IifelcsH
and, ns no MD could possibly be gvcn linn there,
low, mud In thia condition was brought to lliH
relatives III Carroll. Medical and surgical mr.
sstanco WAS Immediately summoned, but oil tl,at
nllll could do did not avon raturn him to con-
ecionsnohs. To died Mt 2 o'clock Monay after-
noon. haying lived only four hours attor rocofv-
Ing tho doatl-blow.
Mr.. Hastings was n minister Of the Church. OF
tho United Drothron III ChriBt; waB Mt tho tnlo
Of his doati, OK years Of ngo; aud had boon III
tho ministry eyor auce hia 18th year.
, 1874-01-29
Hiss NclIio Grnntsa Approaching Nup.
tt1tfa.

Washington {Jan. 9l D'snatch to the Hew York
ItrGfd.
Miss Ncllio Grants engagement Ia ono of tho
lca3ing topics Of Aocioty Chat hero. It wil be
remembered that fanny Kcnble, tho tragcdicnno,
who married Mr. Pierce Butler, Of philadelphia,
and was afterwards divorced from him, had a
younger Bister who evincea :great taiont for
made a sensation at several concerts, but before
s1c waa fairly on tho atage aB prima donna, sue
waB woocd aud won by Alr. sartons, rich En-
glshman Of IN old family. Now, when hlise
Nellie Grant returned from Europe last
year, sha made the acquaintance, OIL tho steam
cr, Of tho second son Of this Mr.. and Mrs. Sar-
tons, and tho intamncy rponod into affection.
Just then the elder brother died, md tho fortu-
nate swim thus bocarno tho hor to tho Sartons
estate. It is intinatcd that tho marriage will
como of in tho spring, md at te salnn time Col.
Fred Grant will marry AIiss KittyiCooke, tho old
est daughter Of the ox-dovornor Of tlis Dis
trict
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Caution.
The public nre cautioned against the numerous ir~
responsible poraons who arc constantly soliciting
patronage to bogus Directories and other advertising
nsed!ums, sams Of them having represented tham~
sclvcs AZ h1r. Edwards, othcra hH ugon, thereby
enabling them to collect money, aud impose uon the
public. would caution all peraons against sbserib.
lug paying any money 10 any pcrs0n who dues not
slow his authority for whom lo fB hcting.
have already received mora than twotlrds Of all
the patronage 10 tho Directory, and those giving
their advertisements to any other simply aid useless
scheue Without my circulation. Respectfully,
RICHARD EDWARDS.
, 1874-01-29
Briggs Buys Real Estate with Money
Borrowed from tho Bank.
And Kindly Gives It Away to His
Relatives.
The Way in Which Briggs Paid One
Note by Another.
A Summary of the Financial
Operations Of Briggs.

>Jool D. Iarvey, Assignee Of tho Frankln
Bank, flied bill aga,nst Samuel A. Briggs, John
Mcrriman, John Barton, George 7. Benton, L.
A. Pierce, benjamin g. Tcol, aud John D. Ca-
ton.
Tho bill alleges tho incorporation OF Tho Nea!
Estate Loan mud Trust Company in 1851, aud
its organization in July, 1861, by the subscrip-
tiou Of 100000. benjamin Lombard WAS
elected President, and Samuel A. Briggs Vice
President, and tho Company commenced bua'-
ncss. THIS was continued until 1872, whon tho
namo was changed to tho
FRANKLIN DANK,
and tho husnoss continued until September 20,
1873. Tie proceedings In bankruptcy aud the
appointment of MI Assignee arc also Bot out ut
large. Lombard md Briggs haa tho Holo man-
agement and charge OF its affairs from tho Or
gauization till March, 1879, When briggs pocamo
the managing man. .-.....-.
THE sTocK SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The subscription to tho Bsock AZ fur as can bo
tnt,, f,11
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

'OR SALE-OEE LOT ON DUTrEnFIELn. ST.,
east front. north Of Thrtlcth'st. j. II. KIiELElt,
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N1sONI1nhBnUB.
ITO RENTnIHE STATE STREET HOTEL, 0PP0
psovemonts Iuqnru at Roam IT, l78 State. st.
mo KENT--A GOOD OpENING For PLUMNEI
and gas litter; tho paco now occupied By Ennis BROS
Owner will tAko the ront ih work. Apply 4e8 West VaE
Huren.st.
fi1O RKNT--ROONiS, WITH sTEAAi.POWER, A1
i 2c6 East WAslinEtnn~e
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Judge Duling realized $40 out of his
crowd yesterday morning.
Justice Everett sent James Wilson to
jail yesterday on the charge of larceny.
Jennie McMurTay, cOlOred, was sent to
the work-house last night, on the charge OF
stealing lot Of clothing from Mrs. Aaron
V. Brown.
OF the FIVE persons upon whom fines
were imposed in the police court yesterday
three were of the sex characterized as
''the weaker vessel"
Sheriff NichOl, of Dyer county, delivered
at the State prison yesterday Charles Jasper
and Frank Mcdonald, convicts sentenced
to three years each for larceny.
Daniel Copeland and A. Montgomery
were sentenced to six months impriSon-
ment in the Jail by the Federal Court yes
terday, on the charge of illicit distilling.
COrnelia Whitsett is not very nice girl
for small tea party. She waited Ratchet
at her brother Tuesday, and was fined five
dollars in consequence thereof, by Judge
Duling yesterday.
Parker eileen, charged with peddling to-
bacco without a license, was yesterday sem
fenced by the Federal Court 10 impris-
Onment in the Jail until he has paid the
amount of his fine-S7OO, with the costs i'll
his case.
George Martin, arrested last Monday af-
ternoon, by Detectives Ryan, Watson and
Fields, on the charge Of horse-stealing, and
lodged in all, will be taken back to Spring
field to-day, by Sheriff Boone, of Robert
son county.
Anna Lee and Ellen Howe, two fallen
ANGELS, had a sel-tO on North College street,
about 10 O'Clock last night. In the course
If the tussle, Lee managed to get the finger
Of her antagonist in her mouth, and did
not let go until she had bitten it pretty
severely. Both were arrested.
Edward Nicholas Bertrand is the very
romantic cOgnomen of colOred youth who
is wanted as a witness in a case likely 70
| be tr ed in the Criminal Court, and as Ed
ward Nicholas ETC., has proven heretofore
that he is a very slippery character, he was
chucked in Jail yesterday in order to insure
| bisattendance.
| tPohceman John Broderick accompanied
the Deputy Sheriff of Lincoln county, Mis-
| sissippi, upon his return to Mississippi yes
terday, with Green Holt, alias Stokes, etc,
the colored desperate who is under sen
| tence of death in Lincoln county. BrOd
erick will be entitled to a share of tht
| 200 offered for the arrest of Holt, by
| Gov. Ames.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-22
ALL OVER THE CITY.

The Narragansett left for GAINESVILLE by
this mornings St. Louis and Southeastern
train.
A full report of the proceedings of the
Grand Lodge, 1. o. o. F., will be found on
our third page.
Candidates for the Legislature are draw
ing very small crowds. The people seem
to have soured on pol teal oratory.
Some rather startling facts connected
with the Work-house management are
about to be given to the public.
Nine car loads of humanity arrived In
the city yesterday by one train on the
Nashville and Chattanooga road.
Vandal, Jr., formerly owned by Link &
Hammer, of this city-now owned in Au-
gusta, Ga--ran against Joe Nancy, at
Atlanta, Ga, last Tuesday, mile heats, best
two in three, and won the race.
Complaints are made by the ladies that
the sidewalks are sadly neglected by the
sweepers-a fact more noticeable in front
Of private residences, because il is a reason
able service TO the public, on the part of the
owners thereof, to keep their sidewalks in
a neat condition.
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New Advertisement.
Insure in the State Insurance CO

Insure In the state insurance company.
See advertisement of Chancery sale of
valuable city property by Jno. B. Robin
son, Clerk and Master, on Saturday, 24th
instant. oct21-4t
The advertisement of MessrS. Woodland
& Moore, manufacturers of and wholesale
dealers in pure Robertson county whisky,
at Springfield, Tenn, will be found in to-
DAVIS paper. The Silver Spring distillery,
owned by this firm, and located near
Springfield, Robertson county, is probably
known to every liquor dealer Throughout
the country, and the quality of the whisky
manufactured needs no recommendation
It our hands. The distilling of pure Rob
ertson county whisky was first inaugurated
by the Woodland family, nearly seventy-tiye
years ago, and the business has been hand
ed down from father TO son TO the present
day. Mr.. John WOOdara, of the above
mentioned firm, is one of the most
skillfuI and successful distillers IN the
State, and, in connection with his partner,
Hr William Moore, has established repu-
tstiOn for their make of whisky, that taxes
their capacity to supply the sdemand,
They have on hand at the present time,
three thousand barrels of pure Robertson
COUNTY TWO-Stamp whisky, manufactured
from the grain in the county, which cannot
be excelled in quality, or marked under in
price by any house in the State. Their
liquors are precisely what they are repre-
scented to be. and purchasers from them
will always find the article to correspond
with the invoice. They are correct and
liberal in their dealings, and those who
want pure Robertson county" can always
get il from Woodland & Moore. They
will send samples free to any part Of the
world, on application, and regulate prices
20 suit the times. Orders from anywhere
promptly filled.
Personally, both members Of the firm are
men of large business capacity and long
experience, and their reputation for fair
ness and honesty, IS as wide as their ac-
quaintance.
A new cOttageEonsFog street, for rent.
Do not fail to call at ID. y. Seylan's, "a !
and 30 Public Square, and examine his
choice stock of books and pictures. he an
Rounoag. in city notice column, that be IS
selling them very cheap.
w. G.. Collier. No. Al UuiOn street, has
Just received an elegant stock Of fine sta
siOnerv aud wedding goods, and invites an
inspection of the same by his customers
and the public generally.
Golladay's next monthly drawing takes
place at the Opera House, in this city, on
Monday next. Tickets can be procured
from w. @. Price.
The grand gift concert Of the Masonic
Relief Association of Norfolk, Va, takes
place Nov. 70. For particulars, see adyer-
tiseme mt.
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DIED..

HAILEY-Died, in this city, on the 2lst inst,
ERNEST, infant son of Robert II. and VI. HALEY.
The friends and acquaintance are invited 70
attend the funeral, at 3 O'Clock, from their resi-
dence, No. $50 South Cherry street. Services
by Rev. F. X hill.
Springfield, Tenn, and Holly Springs, Miss,
papers please copy.
LAwSON.-Died, on Wednesday, Oct. q,
1874 after a long and painful illness, Mrs. ELLA
Lawson, wife OF Rev. DR.. i. ID. Lawson.
The friends and acquaintance are respectful
ly invited TO attend her funeral, at 10 A. NJ,
from the Church of the Holy Trinity. Services
BY Revs. Bradley, Graham and Stanley.
WILLIAMSON-Died, Mrs. TABITHA r.
WILLIAMSON, at the residence of K. Ayerett,
No. 159 South College street, at O'Clock A. N.
yesterday, aged "A years.
Her remains will be taken to Saddlersville,
Robertson county, for inteTment.
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Election of OHcers.

At meeting of the newly elected Board
Of Directors of the Tennessee Manufac-
turing Company, held yesterday, the fol-
lowing officers were reelected: James
Whitwonh, President; w. 3. Taber, Super
intendent, and Geo. NJ. Goodwin, Secretary
and Treasurer.
This is a merited compliment TO an eff
ficient set of officers, and especially to Mr..
Goodwin, who is unusually young for such
great responsibility, but who, however,
possesses abilities fully equal TO the duties
Of his nnsifinn
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The Kecessarfes of Life.

In the United States Circuit Court yes
terday, Judge Trigg charged the grand jury
impannelled for the present term. The
charge related almost exclusively TO the
revenue laws for whisky and tobacco. In
the course Of his remarks, his honor said
that ofIenses against the liquor laws oc-
casioned the courts and the government
more trouble than any other class Of Of
lenses, and were 50 persistent and numer-
Gus in this section Of the country that be
thought il necessary 10 enforce The laws
with heavier penalties than have hitherto
been inflicted.
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THE BABY SHOM.
How the Infantile Contest Will BE
Conducted Who Will Make the
Awards-A List Of the Premiums.

AhaEus-A IAASN VI tDC MECbhhhAnSs
The baby show at this Exposition viii
commence al o A. II. to-day. Books will
be open fiom that hour until z p. NJ, but
the babies need not be brought to the Ex-
position until p. NJ. No baby will be al
lowed to compete for any premium unless
registered, with the child's name and pa
rents nance. Comfortable arrangements
have been made 10 accommodate parents
and children.
Judges will commence to decide as to
the merits of the babies at 3 P. NJ, and no
baby will be allowed to be registered after
P. NJ Premiums will be awarded to sue
cessful competitors at night. Judges will
be selected frola the list and nom the
audience. The following judges are re-
quested to be present:
Mrs. II. &. HenSley, Mrs. p. S. Hollins,
Mrs. A. F. GOff, Mrs. J. N. Bowling Mrs.
Archer Cheatham, Mrs. r. A. Campbell,
Mrs. JnO. p. Jones, Mrs. h. j. Morris, Mrs.
Albert Roberts. Mrs. j. 4. Brooks, Mrs. j.
L. Weakly. Mrs. w. F.. Ward, Mrs. Hal
Claiborne, Mrs. VIM. Duncan, Mrs. JnO. y.
White, Mrs. Gov. Brown, Mrs. Sallie Car
ter, Mrs. JnO. Horton, Mrs. Sam DonelsOn,
Mrs. j. G. McCrOry, Mrs. L. j. LOyenthal.
The programme Of the
GRAND CONCERT
by the Tennesseeans tonight is as follows /:
l. Bright sparkels IN the CEuiCh-sard.
2. Behold the Light.
8. Washed in the Blood Of the Lamb.
4. Born King of the Jews.
). The Tempest-Bass Solo by Lerry
Picket.
6. Overtake the Army.
Z. Purify Me.
5. Gathering Home.
9. View the Land.
10, Didn't Old Pharoah Get LOST
IL. Moonlight on the sea--Quartette.
II. We will End this War Down by the
River.
Soprano.-Callie Pickett, Lizzie Ewing,
Bell Sayler.
Tenor.-John Watson, Joseph Gregory.
Alto-Laura BrOman; Bass-LerOy
Pickett, Georgia High, Rush Morton, Alex.
Brown,
4 BIG BLAZE.
ALP. Ala large building, built for the
purpose, will be set on fire. The building
will be filed with inhamable material, and
the great American Fire EXtinguisher will
undertake the severe task of putting out
this fire alone. Capt. StOckell will be on
hand with his engines as a precautionary
measure, and will take charge of the test.
At the conclusion Of this display, there
will be a handsome display of fire works
at the Exposition building, in honor of our
visitors from Evansville.
The Mayor and City Council and Board
of Aldermen of the cities of Evansville,
Nashville and Edgefield are cordially invi-
ted to be present, as this test will be a
severe one, andwill practically demonstrate
the value of these engines to cities with or
without wateT-wOrks.
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PronosaIs for NuSic.-'

Proposals for Music.-The Fifth Gift
Concert for the benefit Of the Public Ii
brary of Kentucky, will come off il Public
Library Hall at Louisville, ny, Monday,
Nov. 50, 1914, As this is the last Of the
series, and will be the grandest affair Of the
kind that has ever occurred in the world,
the management have determined TO have
the music worthy of the occasion, and to
give the musicians of the whole country an
equal chance to furnish it. Bids viii,
therefore, be received, until the 18th of No
vember, for a Grand Orchestral Concert, Of
one hundred instruments OF more. Music
will be required at intervals during the
entire day of the drawing. and az night, a
Grand Orchestral Concert, free 10 all.
Sealed proposals, giving the number and
character Of performers and the price, adj
dressed to the undersigned viii receive due
attention, and the contract viii be awarded
to the lowest and best bidder. Thos. E.
Bramlette, Agent and Manager, Louisville,
Ky. oc17 sun&.hurs2w &w1t
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Personal.

r. NJ. Taliaferro, Of Paint Rock, who
was severely stabbed in Huntsville, Ala,
recently, is recovering.
r. 5. O7erall, Esq, and bride returned
yesterday from a wedding tour to ST. Louis
and other cities. Mr.. Overall is one of
Nashville's most promising lawyers, and
his wife one Of our most popular young
ladies'.
Archie Thomas, of the Springfield Rec
ord. is registered at the Battle House.
HeV. DR.. A. G. Haygood returned TO the
city Yesterday.
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Probabilities. the return of
comets in their cratic courses, and the
transit Of Venus, can be calculated, and the
time for each can be accurately ascertained
in advance, and science can even enable us
to foretell the changes in the weather, bpt
it fails to enable any one to ascertain with
certainty that fortune Can be made by in
yestments in any certain direction. Never
theless, would it not be prudent 10 risk a
small amount by purchasing tickets to the
Grand Gift Concert to be given on the 10th
of November by the Masonic Relief AssO-
citation of NonolS, Va. For circulars, ad=
dress, without delay, H. Y. Moore, Secre-
tary NJ. 7. A., Norfolk, Va, or an author
ICED Agent of the Association.
Oc22 dSw1t
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DIAMOND COAL.

i HE CITIZENS OF NASHVILLE WILL
be supplied with this superior Coal as the
lowest market price during the winter. Having
been tAlICzghly tesied, it has given general
satisfaction II is a hard coal, will not crumble
or slack, is easily ignited, burns cheerfnIly but
not too rapidly, leaves no cinder and but few
ashes II Is both clearly and economical.
Orders left with A. Stretch, at the corner az
Union and Cherry streets, will receive prompt
attention. Yard at the corner OF Summer and
Crawford streets.
ssF2 34n 4shp y. y. WARD. Agent
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The partnership of Rich, Todd & Co.
has been dissolved. The stock Of Chains
and Furniture for sale at lowest fguTes.
Those wishing bargains viii fnd it to their
interest to call at No. II North College st.
The present reduced prices will continue
but for a short time. Chas. Rich, Receiver.
oc2O1w
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CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIANS.
DIR. ID. S. SOUTHMICK.

HONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN, one OF the
" most successful specialists of NewYOrk city,
has located permanently IA Nashville. Guaran-
tees all eases Of private diseases Of both sexes
Also, liquor, tobacco, opium. and all such bane-
full habits, cured permanently. Medicines sent
by Express Call, or address with stamp, Pri-
waite Office, ia North Cherry street, near post
0fhce, Nashville, Tenn. aug29 iy tu thNsat
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Rref Harte,s RIrd in the Hand.

II is evident that Bret Harte has had
some experience as a lecturer, or IS ac-
quainted with some one who mas, as he
made it a condition, before cOnsenting to
lecture in this city on the 2Sth inst, that
the sum of money agreed upon shall first be
deposited in a bank, subject to his order.
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III you want Books or Pictures Of any
description cheap, go TO d. n. Neylan's,
34I and 35 Public Square. Oc14 If
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Committee Meeting

A meeting Of the County Democratic
Finance Committee will be held this morn
ing promptly al 10 o'clock, at the ware
house of McAlister q Wheless, corner Of
Broad and Market streets. A full attend
a.oca fS earnestly raauaStpd
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EARTHEN-WARE WORKS.
NASHVILLE POTTERY,

Northwest Nashville,
MANUFACTURE AND KEEP constantly
wi on hand all sizesof Sewerage Pipes, Drain
ing Tiles, Chimney Tops, Flour Pots and Vases
Fruit Jars ETC., etc, at reduced prices, and De
liver in all parts Of the city and 10 railroads ree
Of drayage. RODENHOUSEh * BhO.
augi eOd4m
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LITTLE Rock, ARK, Oct. 2l.-The
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows met to-day
and elected the following officers: Albert
Cohen, Grand Master; E. T. Jones, d. G.
NJ; Thomas r. Welch, Secretary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-22
Coming from Bowling Green,

The young ladies of Prof. J. NJ. Halselrs
Seminary at Bowling Green, KY, will visit
our Exposition to-day, under charge of
Prof. Halsell. The latter has numerous
friends in the city who will be pleased to
hear Of the proposed visit.
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TRIED AND TRUE.

Re-eIeettOH OF The Nashville. MUIR
fTeesBOFO sHd sIeIbyViIie Turnpike
slmceFs-
Al tie regular annual meeting Of The
Board Of Directors Of the Nashville, AuI-
frgesboro and odeIbyille Turnpike Com
y4uy, held a. lie Battle House, yesterday,
lie old BoagJ Of DIecJ0s @ese ue-elected.
Tie BJ41d was afterwards 0Ig4uiled b.
tLe rf-eleaiou Of james y. Foste. ~ La-
s.dsgu. ~ Plas.lel-. and Of Aai. j.. u. G.
Spence, u EulLguarJ. - beao-aIy md
Tre4slueI.
III. Fos.eT Las been lia Fus,deAt iOI
tLiny-fye Yeas and llsi. Spence las been
S5crs.4r. f.r Hli.Ls -t.ier years.
Simps.n E4s, II E4j.eiaC. as also
re-sIected 20 the ~ " u S.. il.endelt
uttch De- las flled1Yr several .E. 70 Che
sstis4c.-5I yft.e company
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Attractive Novelties Elegant Winter
Dress Goods, just opened; styles new and
very attractive. Also, novelties in Cloth
Jackets and Sacques-exquisitely pretty
and at moderate prices. Thompson Bros.
& Kelly, Summer street. oct2l-5t
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w. G.. Bush & Sou have large lot first
class Paving Brick for sale, at their yard,
near Race Track. Ocl6 1ws
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The valuable piece of property known as
the BilbO Place, comprising a mansion
house and three acres OF ground, mas been
purchased by Dennis Mccarthy, for $4,000.
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New stock of fine Watches, Chains, jew
elry, and Silverware, cheaper than ever, at
Atkinson & Alsted's, p Cherry street.
orl If
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DOOley's Yeast Powder is always strict
" pure, and also put up full weight. 1t
costs no more than impure baking powders,
of light or short weight.
Oc2O dlw&wlt
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"NObhy" new style Hats for young
gents at Jesse Ely's. aug30 satsun&thtf
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CITY NOTICES.

$4,000 for $500. Golladay's Drawing
next Monday at Opera House, Nashville,
Tenn. oc22 st
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Ladies should not fail to see the beauti-
full Wedding Stationery, fine English Repp
Paper and Envelops, just received by
Tayel. Eastman & Howell. Ocl7 1w
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New Styles of boys and ehildren's Hats
at Jesse Ely's. aug50 satSun&thtf
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Cleopatra and Mark Antony Papeterris,
together with many other styles, will be
found at As Union street. Tayel, Eastman
q Howell. OclI Nv
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Broadway Style Silk Hats at Jesse
Ely's. aUg30 satsun&thtf
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Oyster Soup at watson's Exchange,
every day, at from 10 to o'clock, No. IS
North Market street. Oct2l y