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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-16
THE COURTS.

FEDERAL CoURT,-Johnson, Admins
traitor, VS.. A. G. Wells; verdict for defend
ant.
Hopkins, Executor, vs.. Whiteman, Ad-
ministrator; final decree.
Lyle and wife VS.. Williams ct al, con
tinued.
A. S. Sykes, Administrator, vs.. VIM.
SimOnton; continued.
Col. Shenenhen and Dewitt vs.. VIM.
Simonton; judgment for plaintiffs.
United States VS.. a retail stock of liquors,
NJ. Mahalovich claimant; part of testimony
heard.
PROBATE CoURT.-Whitman, Admins
TRAITOR VS.. J. S. Sawyer ct al, original bin
filed.
CHANCERY CoURT.-Decrees were rem
dered confirming the report Of the Clerk
and Master in the following cases: Newton
Mcclure, guardian, vs.. Pryor W. Harris ct
ais GeorgeIH. Leigh ct ais. VS.. Margaret A.
Cotton ct ais; Julia c. Putnam, executrix,
VS.. r. II. McEwen ct ais; L. b. McConnico
VS.. w. I. johnson, Clerk and Master, order
ed to pay funds to distributee; r. W. Brown
VS.. +. Fleming ct ais, decree of sale; Il.
w. & S. j. Brown VS.. w. Z. Wade and
wife, same entry; w. d. Adams vs.. David
Hughes ct ais, claimants bill dismissed at
his cost; o. F. Noel vs.. Mary Widnenbaker
eft ais, Clerk and Master ordered to report
taxes; E. F. Mulloy, administrator, VS.. o.
n. Payne ct ais, reference to Clerk and
Master; State of Tennessee VS.. James c.
Allen ct ais, demurrer OF defendant dis
missed; Mary A. Fields, executrix, vs.. Jas.
W. Newman ct ais, Clerk and Master d.
recsed to change description of boundary of
lot on Spruce street; Thomas ID. Craighead,
I. ustee, VS.. j. w. Wilcox, decree Of sale;
Amanda j. Porter VS.. Nicholas Hobson,
same entry
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Next Weeks Races.

Mr.. George Darden, Secretary of the
Nashville BlOOdhorse Association, returned
from Lexington. KY, yesterday, where he
has been attending the races.
In a conversation held with a represen-
tative of this paper yesterday evening, Mr..
Darden said that nearly all the turfmen
who have been attending the Lexington
races. will be in this city next week, and
that the indications for full attendance at
the races, during the entire week, are very
encouraging.
There are row about hundred horses at
the track and others are arriving on every
train. Last evening the stable Of Messrs.
Williams & Owens, of Lexington, consist
ing of Somerset, Gilt Star and the 'Mer-
rill Filley," reached the city.
To-day Mr.. Cadwallader is expected
with Sophie, Jean Vatican (the horse that
ran with Tom Bowling, and one or two
Others, trotters.
Mr.. Hudsell is also expected this even
ing. with a string of fast ones, with Nellie
Gwvnne at their head.
Rolla. Messrs. Robinson, Morgan x Cos.
trainer. will probably be on hand the INST
of next week, with Big Fellow and two
or three others.
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A DAY IN THE WOODS.
The Central Baptist Picnic az the
Hermitase-HOw the Big and the
Little Ones EnfOyed Themselves.

The picnic given at the Hermitage yes
terday, by the Central Baptist Sunday
school, was the first of the series of pie
mics to be given during the summer by the
various Sabbath schools OF the city. 1 Atan
earl hour large crowds of children accom-
panied by their parents, boarded the steam
er John s. BransfOrd, which had been
chartered by the officers of the Sabbath
school for the occasion. BY the time the
boat left the wharf there were at least six
hundred people on board, large number
having been compelled to remain behind
for want of room.
number of those who could not obtain
passage, hurried to livery stables, secured
horses and buggies and reached the picnic
grounds sometime before the boat arrived.
The rain, which poured down here for a
short time, did not interfere with the pro-
gramme arranged by the managers of the
affair. About noon, table-cloths were
spread upon the ground, and covered with
bountiful supply of substantials. Din
ner over, large number of persons visited
the Hermitage, situated about one mile and
a half from the grounds, where they were
received with hearty welcome
by the present occupants. President
JacksOn's chair and several other pieces of
furniture used by the old hero during his
life, were examined with interest, and a
large number visited his tomb. Flowers
were plucked and will be sacredly treas
ured as mementoes of the visit.
A large number of persons were present
from Sumner and Wilson counties, and the
candidates for offices in Davidson county
were ''as thick as leaves in Vallambrosa,"
and put in their time to good advantage.
The members of the Sunday-school who
were also pupils at the city schools, were
granted the privilege Of attending the pic
standing that no absent marks should be
given them in their monthly reports.
\ party of young men and ladies con-
cluded to come back to the city in skill,
which they detached from the steamer and !
did not arrive here until IL o'clock last |
night. Among those who composed the |
picnic excursionists, were a number of |
Federal Court jurymen.
They expressed themselves as highly |
pleased with their trip, and have requested |
us to publish the following:
We the undersigned jurymen of the Uni
ted States District Court, respectfully return |
our thanks to Capt. James w. Lowell, of |
the steamer John S. BransforJl, for the |
bountiful dinner furnished us, on his float
lug palace, at the Hermitage landing yes
.erday. Signed W. p ii. Turner, l. S.
Webb, NJ. Shoffner, j. A. Anderson, s. b.
Gordon, II. II. Rasor, NJ. II. Pickett.
The steamer reached the city about eight
o'clock last evening. 1t is estimated that
he net proceeds ofthe picnic viii amount
o over TWO hundred dollars.
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New Advertisements.
State Insurance stock wanted.

sctate Insurance STOCK wanted.
y white nurse wanted at 90 S. High ST
Boarders wanted. Address ]. L. W., thi:
Office.
See advertisements of important Sherif's
sales on third page of tG-day's paper
Barnes Co. sell several sets Of fine fur
niture at their auction room to-day.
G. O'Donnell will address the citizens of
Edgefield tonight on political issues.
The regular semi-annual meeting of the
Nashville Blood Horse Association will be
held at the Club Rooms, over Berry & Co.'S,
this morning, at IL O'Clock.
The BlOuHt Springs, located on the South
and North Alabama Railroad, $50 miles
north OF Montgomery, will be opened to
visitors on the first of June. The waters
of the springs are said to possess great cura-
tive properties, aud the proprietor of the
jackson House, w. c. Morrow, promises
trSt-claSS accommodations TO visitors.
The fifth and last concert in aid of the
Public Library of Kentucky, takes place
July 81, at which the handsome sum of
$2,500,OOO viii be distributed amongst the
ticket-holders, in prizes ranging from $50
to S250,OOO.
Great bargains in boots and shoes at At
kisSOn & Wray's.
AHS -hASSOlul dCluC luTpuSH Line Is
now selling excursion tickets from St. Louis
TO Denver City and return for SIS.
Black grenadines at so cents a ward at
Thompson Bros. & Kelly's.
Bargains in parasols, fans, hats, jewelry,
etc, az the 80 Cents Store.
Fans, fan chains, and every description
of dry goods, can be obtained cheap at Ho-
gan Bros.
The Nashville Savings Company, corner
Union and College streets, are doing
regular exchange and banking business;
they receive deposits and allow interest
thereon; they furnish drafts. in amounts
wanted, on London, Dublin, etc; they ne
gOtiate loans on favorable terms, and they
buy aud sell on best terms bonds, stocks.
gold silver, etc.
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LATEST Markets BIZ TELEGRAPH

MOBILE, May 15.-COtton quiet and
steady; middling l5c; net receipts 253
bales; exports coastwise 81 bales; sales 100
bales; stock q ,0S1 bales.
GALVESTON, May 15.-Cotton firm:
good ordinary 16.c; mlddling 16c; net re-
ceipts 300 bales; sales 240 bales; stock H.
pa bales. Weekly net receipts :, 775 bales;
exports TO Great Britain 1881 bales; to
continent 532 bales; coastwise I,493 bales;
sales l0,029 bales.
CHARLESTON, May Is. - Cotton quiet;
middling 174a17ac; net receipts As bales;
stock 1880 bales. Weekly net receipts
6,61S bales; exports to Great Britain 1873
bales; coastwise 357 bales; sales I,425
bales.
SAVANNAH, May 1j.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding l7ac; net receipts IS3 bales; gross
receipts IS3 bales; sales PIP bales: stock
24,42S bales. Weekly net receipts l.SI5
bales; gross receipts ISIS bales; exports TO
Great Britain $500 bales; coastwise I,O69
bales; sales ,4S7 bales.
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The Medical FacuIty,s Pro,ositio,

We have been handed the following ex-
planatOry letter for publication:
NASHVILLE, May Is, 1S74.-Dr. Thos.
Menees-Dear Sir: The mention made of
our names in the report of the proceedings
Of the City Council, as given in the UNION
AND AMERICAN Of this morning, might
create the impression that we were seeking
to make a diversion in favor of the Bilbo
property, as against the Medical College.
on the city hospital question; but such is
not the case. Our personal preference is
in favor of the Medical College. We rep
resent as counsel the parties interested in
the sale OF the BilbO property, and as they
desired to offer it for hospital, we simply
discharged what we regarded as our duty
to them in communicating to the city an-
thorities our professional opinion that a
good title could be made, if the city con-
Guided to purchase, on terms satisfactory to
the parties. Truly yours,
ED. BANTER,
W. B. REESE.
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Personal.

Mai. LaMOtte, the United States Dis
bursting Officer at this point, has been Sc
riously i'll for the past two weeks.
Harry Lee Gosling, one of the most tai
elited lawyers of Shelbyville, appears as
associate counsel for the defense in the
Housen case.
Col. w. w. Mcdowell, of Memphis, is
registered at the Maxwell House. He is
here looking after the Improvements at
Bon Aqua Springs, which is destined TO be
a favorite summer resort for Nashvillians
and Menphisan.
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nes, nstate Transfers.

The transfers in real e-tsts for the week
ending yesterday were as follows.
James NoCnan to Martin O'keefe,
lot in Edgefeld 200 90
B. +. Wilkinson TO Clay Ezeil,
II acres Of land in the seventh
District III %
LII. GriZZard TO Robert Cantrell,
lot poles Of land in the TWEEN
tietlr district :.............u 10 %
JnO. l.. BateiRan n s. ). Under
wood, lot on South Market
street gu w
Nathaniel Baxter, jr., Clerk and
Master, J. Stifel and L. Pheif-
fer to Henry Metz, trustee, lots
.IOT and 10s In Boyd's addition 920 90
". ~. .Ewin, clerk. 10 Francis
Shields ana ~ Morgan, LOT
corner of High aid Vine streets 1900 90
Robert V. Warmack 10 john II.
Warmaek, one acre Of land in
the thirteenth district ....... ESQ 90
q. NJ. Fogg, r., Special Com
missioner, to Chas. Ringpheil,
t5fth half n lot No. CO in Nc
Gavock's first zddition..sss.. 439 81
Jas. A. Wilson to Jno. 4. Wilson,
interest in his fathers estate.
X. p. Singleton TO Geo. w. Boyd,
undivided interest in the estate
Of Archie Boyd, deceased.
II. Vaughn, trustee, to Board of
Directors Agricultural and Ne
chanical Association, Far
grogpd property. $4,000 90
John II. Giles and wife to Eittie
whitehead, lot in 18Th district. 800 90
l. B. Woolfolk, by his attorney
in fact, E. Cunningham TO y.
c. Austin, III. acres land. 219 "a
w. b. Walton to Thos. A. Cobb,
10 acres land in lots Nos. 5 and
8 In Uley's addition to Brook
Ign. ................... 1000 90
S. II. Scott, Trustee to John
Platy; lots % and $40 in Nc
GavOcks addition to Nashville 230 90
\. Baxter, Jr., Clerkind Master
to Washington Pryor, 90 acres
land in 3Sth District 800. 5000 90
North Nashville Real Estate
Company to Rachel E. Saltz-
katted, lots 1877 and 1S9 High
street, In North Nashville. -. S25 90 |
w. c. Jones to j. N. Bowling,
half interest In land in Stewart
county. ...ss. 20 W i
J. Y. BOhannan and Rosa L. Bo-
hannah TO Benjamin GuTn, ~
feet Of ground on Owen street
in 18th District .... 200 co |
Nathaniel Baxter, Jr., Clerk and
Master to Ellen Tynes, -
feet on Summer street in city 100 90
B. J. Farrar to F. r. Hill, lot No.
L in Shelby's addition 10 Edge
held. .-..............-...- LOU 10
F. r. Hill TO B. J. FaTar, lot No.
16 IN HObsqn's and WheleSs'
addition to Edgefcld. ........- $50 90
Nathaniel Baxter, Jr., Clerk and
Master, to II. Cohen, lots p, %
and "a, in the town Of Brook
lyn, Davidson county. 100 90
J. p. Goodman aud Catharine
Goodman to VI. C.. GOldbey,
lots Nos. 10 and II, in Linds-
ley plan. =. ...-.... 80. SIS so |
2. d. Whitworth, Sheriff, to Jas.
A. Yeargin, land in Fourth
District. ......-............. 1S2 3S
los. E. LoiSeau and wife to Adale
Amanda Tate, lot on Spruce
street. 2,OOO W
Baxter, Jr., Clerk and
Master, TO Game LoiSeau, house
aud lot on Spruce Street. .... 910 90
Iampbe1l Brown TO A. B. Afford,
lot No. 2S, in Kirknan's plan,
on the east side of Cherry
RO0 m | ,
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THE FALL EXPOSITION.
An Urgent Notice 10 Tardy Subscri.
ED. BANTER,
W. B. REESE.

An Urgent Notice TO Tardy subscrt.
bers.
The Finance Committee of the Nashville
Exposition requests those who have not as
yet paid the call of 80 per cent on their
notes 10 call at the Office of W. NJ. Duncan
x Co, next door south of First National
Bank, and pay the amount and receive their
notes cancelled in full, together with Ger
tificate of Indebtedness for the amount of
cash paid. We hope that the request will
be complied with, as it is a great deal of
labor for the committee to be compelled to
call at the different places of business. We
are also glad TO be able to announce that
everything connected with the Exposition
is progressing finely, and the indications
are we will have an exposition this fall that
will surpass any heretofore held.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following persons received marriage
licenses from the County Court Clerk dH
ring the week ending yesterday:
James E. Foster to Zemry Morgan.
Charles J. Beau TO Virginia 5. Z. A
Thomas.
Silas W. Rives to Mary A. Toombs.
Gottfreid Eichorn to Ellen McCaTty.
James Mitchell to Jennie Shook.
w. w. jenkins to Eliza Ward.
Nathaniel Z. Brady to Sarah E. Clark.
Murray Craddock TO Margaret Z. Cox.
COL0HED.
Monroe Robb to MedOra Matthews.
VIM. C. Gentry to Jennie Bass.
Rufus Alexander to Sall.e House.
Andrew Carter to Bette Newsome.
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Educational.

The County Court of Moore county, at
its April term, levied tax of one dollar on
polls and fifteen cents on property for
school purposes. L. S. n: Bobo, the Coun-
ty Superintendent, has written to Col.
Fleming that the tax on polls is one hun
bred per cent greater than last year, and
that the tax on property exceeds that of last
year fifty per cent.
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$1,000 A YEAR.
A CoIored Man Gets a Fat once at

Col. Isaac Stewart, United States
Revenue Agent, has been removed, and
J. G. Napier eolored, son of w. c.
Napier of this city, been appointed to the
place. The position is worth 5000 per
annnm. and this is-the first time cOlored
man. OF a Southern man, has received the
appointment. Napier, who is resident of
Washington, received the Endorsement Of
the entire Republican delegation from Ten
neSsee, also that of the prominent colored
men of Washington.
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J. r. GOlladays 9th Monthly Draw
ing May %. Fifteen hundred prizes, all
cash; capital prize, $1,000. Tickets, g;
halves, 81; quarters, soc. Fifth annual
drawing July 4. Tickets, s.. Address Or
ders to j. r. Golladay, Bowling Green, KY,
or w. G.. Price, Nashville.
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GOIladay's Fifth Grand Annual Draw
ing July 1. More than one hundred thous-
and dollars in cash and real estate. Tickets,
$500. No blanks. Three prizes of $4,000
each. Next monthly drawing May %, 1874;
same as last scheme. Address all orders to
J. r. GOlladay, Bowling Green, by.
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Great bargains in Boots and Shoes.
Atkisson & Wray. my162t
Trunks and Valises very cheap at At
kisson & Wray's. my16 p
Interesting to Invalid Ladies.-HAR-
LEMvILLE, COLUMBIA Co., n. Y, July o,
1S73.-R- V. Pierce, NJ. D., Buffalo, n. Y.
Dear Sir: Your favor is just received. /
intended to have written TO you several
weeks since concerning the improvement in
my health, which is now very apparent.
have used one bottle Of Favorite Prescrip-
ton with the best results, although | will
admit L was somewhat discouraged after its
use (fOr short time only. took 1t I'M
der very disadYantageOus circumstances
having the supervision of the house, and
during the season of "hOuse cleaning" /
was obliged, through the incompetency of
help, TO do more than l ought, and, of
course, suffered dreadfully, lifted when
ought not to have raised my hand, and did
all could to bring ''Order out Of Chaos
but upon laying aside all cares and con-
tinuing the remedy find, afler using less
than one bottle, to be so much benefited
that have discontinued the use, with no
return Of the symptoms Of which | wIOte
you. | have suffered terribly, and what
added to my distress was the consciousness
OF not procuring relief from ordinary
sources; at times it seemed about impoSsi-
bic to stand, so great was the distress All
oil those severe neuralgia pains have disap-
peared; they were so bad at times / could
hardly walk without some external press
ure- They seem to have left me like magic.
suddenly, and have had no return; all other
have been removed. The severe
weakness and faintness have disappeared,
and can go up stairs with comparative
ease now. L would have informed YOU ere
This of my improvement, for appreciated |
il, but i was fearful it was only transient |
benefit | was receiving, but / think suffi- |
,ient time has elapsed to consider the bene-
1eial results permanent Accept of nv best |
wishes for your future success, and your
kindness In advising me, Very truly,
MIS-. NJ. NETTIE SNYDER.
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LIN EMIL Blast Again.-Wain & Y

In Full Blast Again.-Wain & Walker
have refitted their store and are now ready
to furnish their old and new customers
with all the latest styles in silk, stiff; semi
stiff and soft hats. A full line for men and
boys, in all the latest styles and colors, just
received for the spring trade. milf If
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AvaIuabIe BOOK forJ

Clay Roberts has in pres, preparatory for
publication, book relative to the iurisdic-
ton, power and duties of justices of the
Peace. This book will contain informa-
ton of great Importance to the legal and
magiSterial fraternity.
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Edce6eId Ladies' Fair

A fair will be given by the ladies having
charge of the Tulip Street Parsonage Fund,
at McClures Hall, Edgefeld, commencing
Tuesday. Suitable arrangements have
been made for the accommodation of all
those who desire to attend. The Whites
creek string band have volunteered to
play each evening during the fair.
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Large Glass Pitchers 80 cents each; Cob
lets so cents a set; Parasols, great variety;
Straw hats for ladies and misses; Boys
Hats Is cents each; Fans, Fan Chains, and
other Jewelry, ETC., at the 80 Cents Store,
No. s Union street. my16 2t
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Festival at the first Rapts-. church

The festival given last night by the ladies
of the First Baptist Church was decided
successful socially, artistically and finan-
cially. The attendance was quite large,
though the weather was threatening, and
many were kept at home who would other
wise have been present.
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The celebrated Little and Big Casino
Cigars can now be had at all the prominent
drug stores and saloons. ROsenheim &
Bro, sole agents for the above brand.
uovIS 0f
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RUS IN URBE.
HemphiII Ventures Upon n New De.
Parture.

Parture.
Hemphill, the popular reStdwdteur, in-
vited in seyeniy-five or a hundred of his
friends last night, on the occasion of OPEN
ing an attractive garden adjoining his res
taurant. Wine flowed freely, the aroma
of fine cigars was waited in the air, while
the charms of music were added by the
Sixteenth Infantry band.
Among the gentlemen present during the
evening were Gen. Pennypacker, Capt.
DrOuillard, Col. j. w. Paramore, President
of the St. Louis Compress Company; Col.
House, of New York; Capt. Thatcher, rep
resentative of the city press, and others.
The Pavilion which Hemphill has thrown
open under such suspicious circumstances,
is tastefully arranged, cool and comfortable.
For those who enjoy quiet lunch, flanked
by glass Of wine or of that famous Mil
waukee lager, it will PROFESSIONALLY be
the most popular resort in the city.
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Hart d RXman.s ShoH.

The Hart q Ryman troupe closed their
engagement in this city last night, with
splendid attendance. The performance
passed off smoothly throughout and was
loudly annlanded
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lee! Ice! Ieel-The Queens Lake Ice
Co. is now prepared to furnish Ice to con-
sumers and the trade generally at reason
able rates, and will guarantee to their pa
irons full supply for the entire season.
Orders by mail solicited and promptly at
tended 20. Offics, No. 81 corner Bank and
Printers alleys. Storage house, No. 81
Criddle street, near L. & n. R. R. Dept.
Geo. A. Bailey, Supt; C. H. Ryman, Ag't.
APPS I'm
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New Prints! New Linen Cambricsl-
New style Prints and Printed Linen Cam
bries just opened, cheap, cheap, cheap.
Thompson Bros. & Kelly, Summer street.
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CITY NOTICES.

Black Grenadines at 5Oc.-We offer
to-day real good Black Grenadines at fifty
cents yard. Thompson Bros. 8; Kelly,
Summer street. my16 3t
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Luxury, health, economy insured by
using Dooley' Yeast Powder. Elegant light
rolls, biscuits, etc, prepared in ten min
utes. Try it. my12 d1w&w1t
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70 SeasOnable Shoes for ladies and
gentlemen, just received and offered at low
est cash prices at Ramage's. my9 If
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Now is the time to whitewash fences and
buildings. The best and cheapest White
Lime fol- this purpose can be had of C. H.
Stockell & Co., IS Broad street, Nashville.
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Benson, the Halter, still lives, and can
be found at 125 Church ST., Battle House.
Don't forget the place, as you can save 80
per cent on the usual price Of Hats and
Gents Furnishing Goods, my9 If
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10 The best stock of Boots and Shoes
at very low cash prices at Ramage's, As Col
lege street my9 If