Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-04
ALL OVER THE CITY.

There is to be a Sunday-schOol mass
meeting at Elm street Church tonight.
Tie Department of State yesterday conf
missioned p. d. Calhoun, Of Wilson coun-
tn, as a magistrate.
There was only one case in the police
court Yesterday, and that was a PLAN
drnnk. A fine If $40 was imposed.
John Lavender, formerly police officer,
was severely injured by being struck on Ike
head with a rock by a rowdy darkey.
The Soutaerners and Exeelsiors played a
match game of base ball yesterday, the Tor
mer winning by a score OF 81 10 2.
The new City Council will probably
pass a bill providing for removal OF the
police station to the city workhouse.
A hop and promenade concert Will be
given at McClure's Hall, Elge6eld, nett
Thursday night The hall is TO be lighted
with gas.
That fine bale of cotton, ginned on the
needle GIN at the Exposition, was bought
YESTERDAY by Sample, Williams * Co., at
14c per pound. -,
81 Paui's Mission Mite Society will
meet at the residence of MIR. Henry HAYNES
3S5 South Market street, Wednesday night,
October I, at q o'clo k.
The scholastic population of Van Buren,
county, as reported yesterday to the State
| Superintendent of Public Instruction, IS
| S75-white 500, colored 90.
Thomas Knox was brought in from Can
non county and lodged in Jail YESTERDAY
morning, to await trial on the charge ol
| Going i'm disguise upon the public highway
Gentlemen who are familiar with the
snbiecf. lust now have abundant opportuni
| ~ TO listen TO and indulge in plenty o.
| sshorse talk" The races and racers are
close about.
| On their wav from the Exposition to the
Barracks last night, the 10th Infantry band
headed by the expert leader, Arthur Fussel,
took in the UNION AND AMERICAN, CIV
ing us three of their best pieces, for which
they have our thanks.
The markethouse was yesterday densely
packed with people, pears, peas, pickles
potatoes, persimmons, pork, pies, plums
| cartridges and provisions promiscuousll
| piled in prominent places for the pleaSn
purpose Of producing the best possible efiec
upon the purses of purchasers.
Friday evening, the residence OF Capt
Bently, West Nashville, was assaulted by
party of young ladies and gentlemen
that part ofthe city. An elegant repas
was served by the hostess, VINO had SUI
rendered at the first attack, after Whic
dancing was engaged In until a late hour
Owen Burns, an ex-Confederate soldle
who lost a hand in the war, offers his ser
vices TO the public TO clean tombstone:
head and foot stones, etc. He understand
his business. gives entire satisfaction, an
is in every way worthy of any patTonag
that NAV be bestowed upon him. Order
left at this office will receive prompt atten
ton.
Persons coming over to Nashville froI
Edoe6eld. are struck by the number OF pee
pls to be met on their way to the last name
place. with bundle of gas fixtures unde
| their arms. The residents Ct that villag
are all immensely interested in the pros
pect of soon being able to throw aside IN
candles. and pine knots and explosive OIL
: which they have heretofore used for illu
minating purposes. -,
The numerous friends of Judge Gull
{ will be Glad 10 learn that he is rapidly T,
gaining his wonted health and vigor. II
: took a carriage ride Friday evening, stol
ping at the race course short time to s.
! how Orphan Girl was getting along ID
was. of course, gratifed to see her lookin
= in fine trim and promising condition. an
the tleet-heeled Girl seemed to participa'
j in the pleasant emotions Of the occasion.
4 social bail will be given at the SkatlI
4 | Rink, on Wednesday evening, Oct. I, ieI
The proceeds are to be given TO worth
lady. who, we understand, is very much
need of assistance. Tickets, admittiI
1 gentleman and ladies, 80 cents. The
: fsir is in charge Of well known sentleme
: whose management will ensure an eveuir
I Of enjoyment TO the charitably dispoS'
e who attend. Bush's band will diSpen
; the music.
S The following kilograms remain III
2 delivered at the Office: r. q. Dun
: & Co, Cheatham & Kinney, J
I D. Morgan, r tanning hutGhiI
i Gennett & Co., JnO. j. Dale x Co., j: '
{ Donaven, Ewing x Co, 5. NJ. Berry, u.
9 Lobold, G. Rice * Co., McAlister x VIII
q less, Miss Laura Cooper, c. w. Anderso
e DIR. Jno. H. Calender, w. II. Smith, ).
f Allen. a. J. Dyas, Norman, Hightower
Z, Co. r. {, M4ury, Mrs. 5. Ii. Bell, Sper
d & Co.