Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-15
sLL OVER THE CITY.


A new time table goes into effect on the
Nashville, Chattanooga and st. LOUIS ROAD
to-day.
There is an abundance Of very honey
back-bones, and very spare pare-rios IN the
market just now.
Two car loads of horses and one Of mules
were shipped South yesterday over the
Nashville, Chattanooga and st. Louis road.
Yesterday was an unusually lively day
on thoroughfares devoted to the retail
trade. The sanipling business-particu-
larly in fuids-was also lively.
A College street man went out in the
country last week, on collecting tour. DE
returned Yesterday, jaded and we<l, and
reported that he had been compelled TO Dor
row money to get home on.
That public nuisance-the dealer in pens
which never wear out, and medicines
which never fail to cure-is again in our
midst, INDUCING in cheap philosophy
coucbed in words Of ten sylables ungramat-
ically strung together.
All the Hebrew ladies who took part in
the recent Fair, are requested TO meet at
Z o'clock this evening, in the synagogue on
North Market street. IL is desired that
they bring their books to make a report,
as this is the final meeting.
In the vestibule Of the First Cumberland
Presbyterian Church hangs framed placard
with the inscription in gilt letters, ''Seats
all free. You are welcome" 1t was pre-
scented to the congregation by the artist,
Mr.. johnson, whose work il is.
The question of the adjournment OF the
Circuit Court till the next term came up
yesterday, and it was proposed to submit 1t
to a vote of the bar, but there being only
limited number of lawyers present, 1t was
decided TO postpone the vote till Monday,
so as to allow full attendance.
"a solemn looking darkey visited tie
Nashville restaurants yesterday with an
assortment of game, consisting of a jay
bird aud three robbins. At late hour in
the evening he had nos yet found a Gus
toner. but there was no apparent abate-
ment Of perseverance on his part.
TIE following magistrates elect were
commissioned by the Governor yesterday:
F. +. King and John q. jackson, of Trous-
dale county; s. A. McCollum, of Lake; j.
son; ]. A. S. B. Dyer, John Tennessee,
and VIM. Childress, of Sullivan.
The nearly completed Old Fellows
Temple Is q Qcclueu OFudlutus W tic COIH-
er of High and Church streets, and now if
handsome and commodious Opera House
were erected Immediately opposite, on the
Fogg property, and fronting on Church,
that portion of the city would look about
right.
Tde alarm of fire at halfpast Z O'Clock
Yesterday morning was caused by the dis
covery that one Of the editorial rooms IN
the UNION AND AMERICAN building was on
fire. A few buckets of water eXtinguished
the flames, thus rendering unneces-
sary the services Of the Stockell, which was
on hand in Iifiy. Damage about 500,
and cause unknown.
The following kilograms remain undeliy-
cred at the Western Z Mon Telegraph office;
Sunday Office hours, 8 to 10 A. NJ. and 3 to
5P.M: Cherry, O'Connor & Co, W.
Hooper Harris, Buckner IL Co., Young a.
Walker, Eldridge & Massengale, Spery &
Co., George +. Akers, Mrs. William IL.
Smith, Mr.. Pendergrast, Hart 4 Helsiey,
Hooper, Whitworth & Co., Mclaughlin &
Butler, Shepherd, Hooper & Co., Rev. ia.
Hoyt, Rev. j. Ii. McNeilly, Mrs. w. 5.
Settle, Ed II. East, O'Bryans & Washing
ton, kosenheim & Bro, J. Joseph, George
C.. Douglass, and George Eerken.