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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-20
EDGEFIELD.
Meeting OF the Board of Mayor and

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen Of
Elgefeld met last night-Mayor Brooks in
the chair, and all the Aldermen present.
Alderman Benson, from the Finance
Committee, submitted a report In regard TO
the present Indebtedness, ACCOMPANIED
with some remarks i'm regard to the como
my necessary to be practised in order 10
get out of debt the present year.
Alderman Garfield submitted a report
from L. S. Blair, giving the entire indebt-
charged the force. Also calling attention
to some repairs that were absolutely neces-
sary on few of the streets.
Alderman Wene, from the School Com
mittee, submitted a report from the Board
of Education, in regard to the furniture
necessary for the new school house. which
will be completed about the 1st of March,
accompanied By a statement of the receipts
and disbursements from July to January.
Report received and filed.
Alderman Crunk, from the Police Com
mttee, submitted a report recommending
that stoves be furnished for the workhouse
and additional blankets purchased. Report
received and filed.
Alderman Campbell from the committee
on the Mayors Message, submitted
lengthy report upon the suggestions con-
tanned therein, Which report was received
and fled.
Alderman Benson, to whom had been re-
ferred the matter of insurance on school
building, reported favcrably, and recon-
mended that the amount be paid.
Alderman Campbell presented petition
in regard to stagnant water between Fill
more street and the river Received and
referred toa committee consisting of Messrs.
Williams, Benson and Hudnall.
The bill of J. u. Clements, Engineer and
Surveyor, was ordered paid.
The report of the committee on Concrete
GATHERING was taken up, and referred to
Street Committee.
Alderman Wene offered a resolution re-
commencing that the subject of furniture
for the new school building contained in
the report If the Board Of Education be ap-
proved. Adopted.
Alderman Garfield offered a resolution
providing that the balance due the street
force be paid in checks bearing ten per cent.
interest.
Alderman Campbell offered a bill in lieu,
providing that checks presented on the
Treasurer when there is no money in the
Treasury, shall be countersiened and shall
bear interest until redeemed by the corpor-
ation-:hat the Treasurer shall give priori-
ty to the Oldest checks, and that any or all
checks due to labOTers who work by the
day shall have priority over all other
checks issued. The bill was passed on
three several readings under suspension of
the rule.
Alderman Lesseur offered bill author
iEing the building of cistern at the new
school building. Passed on three several
readings under 4 suspension of the rules.
Alderman LeSSeur offered resolution
that the Gas Committee be authorized to
receive propositions to furnish gas in Edge
field, and report the same to this Board.
Adopted.
Alderman Campbell called up the charity
bill, which passed on second reading.
The bonds Of Treasurer, Recorder and
Assessor were presented, and approved by
the Board.
Adjourned.
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L CnrnlS of Corrections.

In our notice Sunday morning of the
wholesale boot and shoe establishment on
Summer street, near Broad, We stated that
the factory belongs 10 Mr.. Gutter, whereas
the goods are made up for that gentleman,
but the factory belongs TO Mir. Harris.
In our issue Of tie 10th we stated that.
at the last days session of the Judges Con-
ventiOn, Judge Hickerson offered a resolu-
tion relative to requiring a certain class of
law-breakerS to work on tie highways.
Said resolution was offered by Judge Rice,
as We are reminded by a private note from
Judge HiCkeTSOn.
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Compliment. tito a Nashville lawyer.

We lind the following complimentary
mention Of our fellow-citizen. Col. Baxter
Smith, in a late number Of the Lancaster
{hg.) Meas: I've are pleased to note that
Col. Baxter Smith. OF Nashville, Tenn.
was in Lancaster last week, visiting his
relatives. and the guest OF IL. \. i. 1larbs-
bury. Air. Smith was formerly a resident
Of this c0unty-sOme twenty-five years AGO,
anu lived near this place on the Richmond
pike. He is the son Of DR.. Edmund
smith, whose name is familiar TO many OF
the old citizens Of this county. Col Smith
is an emplaTy sentleman-plain, familiar,
modest and naturally cheerful and kind:
and no maa stands higher, where he is
known, for real worth and integrity,
He IS devoted 10 the practice Of his pro
feSsion, being one among tie ablest law
yeTS Of the city of Nashville, and son-in-
law Of Judge Guild, of that city.
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Alta meeting OF the s.. Jo>eph's Total Absti-
pance Society held Sunday, JAN Is, 1874, the
fnIlowing resolutions were adopted:
Whereas. Il has pleased Almighty God IN Ills
r-=.5on, 10 Suddenly take from our midst our e.
tae med and worthy brother, WILLIAM kEEGANi
therefore, be il
Resolved, thatw the members OF St dosei'l,s
,r,Itoi abstinence Society. while bowling with
humility to the inscTutable DEGREES of Divine
Providence ia this sad and deplOrable event, de-
Sire TO express our deep and profound sOrTow Tor
tfe sudden and Uutimely demise OF our late re
sr,ccted and loved brother.
Resolved, that we tender 70 the relatives OF
the deceased our sympathy and coincidence IN
Prsoived. that n copy of these resolution be
tr-nsuittTd 10 the relatives OF the deceased, and
tb,t fb,., be published in the RgDWjiicaH Banner
and Union AND A1iEEICAN OF this city.
MARTIN kEREfCAN,
N. y. MARTIN,
y. y. O'RoUEKE,
COMMITTEES ON Resolutions.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
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WASHINGTON, JAN -, I:UD A. II.
PrObdbiiitieS-FOr New England, cloudy
weather and rain viii prevail with lower
temperature, rising barometer and nOTtber-
~ winds.
FOrthe Middle States and the lower lake
region, partly cloudy weather and lower
temperature, with nOrthwesterly TO north
easteriy winds and areas of rain or snow in
New York and thence westward to Lake
Erie.
For the upper lake region and y northwest,
less clOudiness and rising temperature,
with winds veering to southerly and falling
barometer.
For the Ohio valley and thence south
ward to Tennessee, nOrtherly TO easterly
winds with cloudy weather and rising tenn
peTature.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
light variable winds and generally fair
weather, except possibly light rain in the
lower Mississippi valley and on the gulf
coast.
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New Advertisements.

Meeting Masonic Lodge tonight.
c. L. IL. Martin has opened a lumber
ward at the corner Of Broad and Vine
streets, where he viii keep all kinds Of
lumber for building purposes.
The proprietors Of the Peoples Shoe
Store, IO2 Church street, advertise their
winter stock Of goods at cost. Attention is
directed to their advertisement, which ap-
pelys elsewhere in this issue.
Iostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Browns Bronchial TrocheS for colds.
kDry goods, boots, shoes, hats, caps, hard
wa e and queensware. this morning at 10
O'Clock. by Winstead. Shields X Co.
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Californian Society.

The Caledonian Society met last night
at Mr.. Grewars, Church street-Ar. Rob
euson in The chair. The following gentle
men We're duly elected officers Of the Gale
DOMAIN Society: Charles Robertson, PreSi-
dent; George l.. Stewart, ST., Vice Iresi-
dent; John Douglass, Treasurer; W. ID.
Buchanan, Secretary: Thomas Gaines, Mel
HutchiSOn. VIM. DeShiell, CounSelmen.
The Society have determined to meet next
Monday evening, the 2Gth, al $50 o'clock,
At Air. Grewar'S, and from thence they
will proceed to Hemphill's restaurant,
where they willceiebrate Bobbie Burns an
niversarI.
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VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY.
Meeting OF the Board OF Trust Organ
izatiOn Of Three DeFartments-EIec-
tiol. Of E'roFessOrs-Time of Opening,
Jauuary lSsN

1iOis of ProfeSSOrs-Iime OF Opening,
January, 1870.
The Board Of Trust of Vanderbilt Uni
versity. met at the First Methodist Church
in Memphis, Wednesday morning, Jan. Il,
and adjourned Friday night, Jan. 10, after
a three DAYS session of great Importance.
There was an unusually large attendance
of the members OF the Board, from Tennes-
see. Mississippi AID Arkansas, the repre-
sentatiOn being confined TO the States, the
Trustees present being Rev. DR.. Green,
CTrcasurerJ, Rev. DR.. KELLEY, Judge Z. ii.
East. Col. ID. I. Reynolds and the Rev.
DR.. Young, Secretary. Of tie Tennessee
Conference; Rev. DIR. Moore, Rev. w. c.
johnson, Hon. Milton Brown, Judge Il. j.
Morgan and the Rev. ". VI. Patterson, of
the Memphis Conference; the Rev. Philip
Tucgle. Rev. ). Y. Ramsey and the Rev.
W. p. Barton. of the North Mississippi
Conference; the Rev. J. NJ. Steel, Rev. g.
\. DanneIly and J. II. McFenin, Esq, Of
the White River (Ark.) Conference; the
President Of the Board, Bishop McTyeire,
also Bishop Paine, who, with the other
Bishops Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, are er-OficiO supervisors OF the
University, were in attendance.
The board ordained three departments to
be opened Jan. 13, 1875, by which time the
extensive buildings now being erected at
Nashville will be ready for Occupascy.
In the Biblical department two professors
were elected-Rev. Dr.. Summers, Nash
vile, and Rev. DIR. Ship, President of
WoOdford College, South Carolina. Two
others remain to be elected.
In the department of literature, science
and physiology three professors were elect
ed-Dr. ). c. Garland, Of the University
of Mississippi, for the chair of physics and
astronomy, and he is also to be chancellor;
President J. C.. Willis, Of Central college,
Missouri. for the chair of mathematics; and
President W. T. LuptOn, Of the University
of Alabama, for the chair Of chemistry.
Eight others remain to be elected.
In The law department a dean and six
professors will be elected in time for the
opening in January next.
The medical department and the normal,
though determined upon, viii be opened
at later date, bat as soon as practicable.
The board adjourned to meet next April
at Nashville, when other chairs will be
filed and the organization completed.
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Deserred Commitment.

AT meeting Of the Jail Commissioners,
held in the Office Of Judge Ferris, few
days ago, DIR. W. j. McAimray was unani-
mously reelected Jail physician for the
year 1874.
DR.. McMurTay'S close attention to his
duties has saved the county a.large amount
of money. Notwithstanding We had cholera
and meningitis during last year, the
health of the inmates of the Jail was bet
ter than in any similar institution in the
State
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ALDRICH, in his new story in the Af'aR-
tic, gets off pretty good thing on aristO-
cratic circles, as follows: Gone is panied
10 find that the most exclusive folks have
frequently passed their manhood in selling
tape or West India goods in homeopathic
quantities. This is not an immoral thing
in itself, but it is certainly illogical in these
people TO be so intOlerant Of those less for
tunate people who have not yet disposed of
thpirstOck"
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Awaiting Trial in the supreme Court.

The following named persons confined in
the jail in this city, are awaiting a re-hear-
ing of their cases by the Supreme Court:
J.R. Huddleson, from Clay county, charged
with assault with intent to commit murder,
sentenced TO , years in the penitentiary.
Thomas Scale, Bedford county, horse
stealing.
Green Ellis, colored, Robertson county,
sentenced to three years Imprisonment on
the charge Of assault with intent TO COM
mil raUe.
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semitic thc county s.orI.lrouse.

Benz. Petway, colored, was arrested yes
terday at the instance o. his wife, Harriet
Petway. charged with assault and battery,
and also on a peace warrant. On the lat
ter warrant Justice CaSsc;ty required him
TO give bond in the sum Of $3.50, and for as
sault and battery he was taxed s. and
costs, aud in default Of payment committed
TO the county WOgklOusc.
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Tho COucerfTo-Ni-ht.

OF course our music-loving citizens (and
that embraces the entire population of
Nashyille) will not forget the concert to be
given at the Opera House tonight under
the auspices Of the Nashville Library As
ISOLATION. The concert is to be conducted
by Mr.. James Craighead, whose name, in
this connection. is a guarantee of success.
A final rehearsal was had last evening, and a
rich treat may be expected tonight.
Tickets may be had at McClure's Music
Store
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CITY NOTICES.

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat requires
imme late attention, and should be check
ed. If allowed to continue, irritation Of
the Lungs, a permanent Throat affection,
or an incurable Lung disease, is often the
result. ''BRowN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES,"
having direct influence on the parts, give
immediate relief. For Bronchitis, Asthma,
Catarrh, Consumptive and Throat Dis
eases, TRoCHEs are used aI,gdys lvith good
success. ian20 eOd1w
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How He Got Rich.-IIe bought tick
ct in the first Gift Concert Of the Public
Library of Kentucky; and another, he bought
one in the second concert, and still another
bought one in the third, November. The
fourth comes Off March 81, and many will
get rich by having tickets in this, for there
are cash prizes for 12,00O ticket-hOlders,
and among them such prizes as S25O,OO0,
100000, $4,000, s., ZOO, S2O,C00, etc. So
it is easy to get rich, and it is very easy to
see how we may get rich too; but time is
precious, and we should secure tickets
while thew NAV be obtained. 1t
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Nashville Directorr.

The canYasser for the Nashville Birecto-
ry Several Of hii1) is abroad in the land,
and cur citizens are requested to answer
all his questions pleasantly and cheerfully.
He is paid for asking questions, and if said
questions are not properly answered, the
Nashville Directory for 1874 will be work
Of but little value. Messrs. Wheeler, Mar
shall & Bruce are aiming TO make this the
best Directory they have ever published.
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\. w. Eeeble has removed his Barber
Shop from No. 10 Cedar street to No. 6S n.
College street, two doors below the Square,
where he will be pleased to have his friends
call and see him. Good material and the
best of Barriers employed. Janis If
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Blank l.. indicates no report, cipher (0l sta
tiOnary; minus e. tendency to fall; plus Cd ten
denCy to rise. A. g. FORD. Observer.
The river continues to recede gradually
at this point, with II feet on Harpeth
Shoals.
The arrivals yesterday were the Eddy
vile, from the upper Cumberland, and the
Ada Heilman, from Paducah.
The Ada Heilman departed for Paducah
in the afternoon.
The EddyvillC returns to the upper Cum
berland Wednesday at 4 p. u.
The Bolivar III. Cooke is due this even
ing, and is the regular packet for Paducah
"Wednesday at I'D A. NJ
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b. F. Binzley IS announced elsewhere as
a can lida:e for reelection TO the Office Of
Register. lie says that he is pleased with
the duties and satisfied with the peTguisites
of the Office. The Captain Las made a
faithful and attentive officer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-20

Removed to the corner of Church and
Cherry streets, on the first floor over the
drug store of DemOville & Co, where a
good Business Education can be obtained,
also the beautiful art of Photography. J.
w. Dolbear. ian6 If
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C1 Lock ER.

AS soon as the city finances viii permit,
cnere should be lookup convenient to the
stationhoGse provided Under the present
arrangements, prisoners arrested during the
night lave 10 be escorted down to the Work
house. distance Of about mile from the
police station, &c be brought back again for
trial in tie morning. With convenient
lookup enough additional fines would be
collected to pay all the expense incurred.
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Correction.

In our notice of the visit of number of
citizens to the cable screw wire machine,
we stated that it was at the mandatory Of
Is. L. Cutter. W. Harris is the manufac-
tuTer and the cable screw machine owned
by B. r. Gutter is in operation a his estab
liShment.
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TfcIxcIs ssoinE.

Persons desiring tickets for the grand
concert at the Opera House Tonight, had
better secure them at once as they are le-
Ing sold very fast. Tickets may be had at
MEETINGS. Music Store.
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Grind NIRsauerade EaII.

The first grand masquerade bail given by
the Nashville TurEerein takes place at
Turner Hall Tonight. Extensive prepaTa-
tions have been made fGr this affair, and a
large crowd and lots Of fun anticipated.
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sentence ConGrmea.

The sentence Of sun Galley, colored, con
victed of larceny and sentenced to three
years imprisonment, was confirmed by the
Supreme Court yesterday.
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The agile clerks in Capt. Ewin's office
were kept on the jump yesterday, making
out licenses which authorize our mer-
chants to continue their business one year
longer.
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The Baltimore and Ohio railroad, known
as the '.Old Reliable because OF its quick
time and freedom from accidents, is selling
tickets from Louisville to New York for
Sl7.75, good until used.
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Nancy Bros. are selling Rubber Goods
az reduced priceS-oppOsite First Presby-
terrain Church. jan1T 81
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Nancy Bros. are Offering their stock of
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Valises, etc, at
greatly reduced prices, TO make room for
their Spring goods. Call and examine their
stock. go Church st. jan17 st
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Fight nj CayIatiu.

\ lively fight is reported al Gallatin on
Saturday evening last. y parry Of five from
the country pitched into "a city gentleman,
and the latter cleaned out the pile.
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business RcViyinS.

Three special trains over the St. Louis
and Southeastern road reached this city
Sunday evening. and two more came over
the same road yesterday morning.
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In His Old Business.

Lee Coleman has returned 10 the city,
and has hung up his hat behind the bar of
II. Linck, on Union street, where lie is
dispensin. liquid delicacics. as Of yore.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-20

VIM. Williams. colored, charged with
cIrTying concealed weapomS, was released
b. The Criminal Court yesterday.
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Colorado Saphyres in earrings, studs,
brooches, at Davies < Bro. Jewellers.
jan - cod w
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Owens, Newell Il Co., Dealers in the
best Cumberland Coal, II South Cherry
street. jan10 till jan 20.
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Slippers at Nancy Bros. very cheap for
cash. jan17 st
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Notary PUbiic,
Released.

I. q. Moss, Of Sumner county, yesterday
rec lived his commission rs Notary Public.
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Call at Davies Il Bro. and examine
their brilliant collection of Diamonds, at
panic prices. jan Is cod Nv
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CITY NOTICES.

Bargains in Trunks, Valises, etc, at
Nancy Bros. jan17 st
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RIVER NEWS.

Daily Report Of Slags Of Watsr, teiA Changes in
ts "a Hours ending P. NJ. Jan. 10, 1874
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PEABODY FUND.
Aid Grantee. During the Scholastic
Year IS53-f.


State Superintendent Fleming yesterday
received the following note from DIR. b.
Sears:
SrAUyroN. VA. Jan. Is, 1S74.-COl.
John VI. Fleming. State Superintendent
Dear Sir: Your supplementary list Of al
Iowances Of Peabody aid is received and
approved. have spent two days in Wash
ington with satisfactory results. Very
truly yours. Il. SEARS.
The following is the supplementary list
of schools 10 which aid has been granted,
making in all for Tennessee schools for The
scholastic year of 1871 the sum of S.
500. No further allowances can be made
until after the lst Of September next:
Obion county, WestbrOOk Academy 500,
J. B. Underwood, principal.
Bradley county, Cleveland COlored
School 500, G. L. WoSsom, principal.
Carroll county, Hollow Rock Public
School 500, w. T. McCutchan, y. NJ,
principal.
Washington county, Flag Pond Seminary
$500, w. L. ). Armstrong, principal.
Washington county. Martins Creek
Academy $500, ". III. Perkins, principal.
Washington county, BOOn's Creek Acad-
emY $40, John {. Cox, principal.
AGIatf COUNTY, 1 lEtlS4ill nm -1NeAAa-AAAe
500. Robert ). Lusk, principal.
Bradley county, Blue Spring Seminary
$500. L. J. +. Cleyne, principal.
Davidson county, Mckee School (coi.)
$50. TAYLOR G.. Ewin, principal.
Obion county, Union City Seminary
$3.50, NJ. Lilies and J. Y. CaTlin, principals.
Washington county, Cherokee Graded
School $50, j. i. Pence, principal.
n 4 4 fIfaTaNV
$50, G. \. Cote, principal.
Robertson county, Springfield Graded
and High School $500, Rev. ;. ID. O5burn,
principal.
Gibson county, No. Six (col.) 5000, 7.
\ Thompson, principal
Washington county, JOuesOCro Graded
School $3.50, III. Presrell, principal.
Davidson county, Watkins Seminary
$500. T. +. BOhan, PRINCIPAL
Gibson county, Milan High School
81 600. II. 5. Kennedy, principal.
Rutherford county, MunIeeSbOro Free
School 81 800, Vim. Lipscomb and L. i.
Bigley, principals.
Total, $3.50.
SUMMARY.
Amount previously recommended
and allowed schools ............S17,4jO
Amount to Knoxville, Memphis and
A NIempLis. ................... G,5OO
Amount 10 Institutes and Superin-
tsrdant's oflice. $500
S2G.4j0
Additional amount as above. ...... $3.50
Total amount 10 tennessee for the
current year ..................- s1o,VVO
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STATE OF TIE WEATHER.
Local Report for the City, Monday,
Jan. 10. 1874.
Bar. Thr' Wind. IWeai

TsisgrapAic Report from SigEaI Ssrrics C5rpS o.
q a, Of Observation, at 1921 p. My As
Hsstsru Union Lane.
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st. Charles Hotel, newly reftted with
ladies' and gentlemen's water closets in
the house, Market street, near the Square,
Nashville, Tenn. j. NJ. Armstrong, pro-
prietor. Single meals, 80 cents. Board
and lodging per day, $500. jan3 SIN
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Colorado Diamonds at L. l.. Davies &
Bro. jan - eOd1w