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oce cod till jams, T54ihp

10. A. Tuner enters ch. Paralee, By
HiaWaiha, dam Bouquet, by Bulletin.
IL. George w. Darden enters b. g. Wis
count, by Vandal, dam Duchess de Berri,
Dy imp. Sovereign.
II Jack Wynn enters b. C. NelOcipede,
by VaDdal, dam Queen of the West, by
imp. Bonnie Scotland.
Is. Gen.W. g. Harding enters b. {. Vocal
list, BY Nandal, dam Duett, by Highlander.
IA. X. K. Aleock enters eh- {. Orphan Girl,
by Muggins, dam by Wagner, (the dam of
Hiawatha.l ,t
Is. Williams * Owines enter b. C. Fair
Play, by Virgil, dam CuIcifx, by Lexing-
ton.
16. J. g. Bgllentine enters be. Ballysllan-
non. by Muggins, dam by Commodore.
II. j. ii. Morgan enters b. c. Crown,
Prince.by Aster0id, dam Kate Anderson,
by imp. Sovereign.
is. w III. Gordon enters ch. f. Valen-
tine,by Yandal, dam Velvet, BY Wagner.
10. +. J. Megibbon enters ch. f., by As
teroid, dam Kate HAYS, By imp. Albion.
20. o. p. Cheney enters b. c. Dill Wig
gins, by imp. Hurrah, dam Mystery, BY Ruric.
SECOND RACE. .-...
Association Purse, 500. Dash Of mile
aud half.
l. Capt. James franklin enters b. NJ,
Arizona by Lexington, dam imp. Zone, by
the Cure, years old.
?. d. Swigert enters CD. c. Elkhorn, by
imp. Australian, dam Elkhornia, by Lex
ington, years old
3. Maj. B. G.. Thomas enters Oh. +. Ha-
ZEN, by imp. Australian, dam Hira, by Lex
instOn, 3 years old. .r..
4. q. Keene Richards enters b. I. The
Nurse, by imp. Australian, dam imp. Zone,
by the Cure, 3 years old.
THIRD RACE.
= Consolation purse $3.50, mile heats; for
beaten horses.
l. Gen. j. F. Robinson enters b. c. As
trail, by Asteroid, dam Laura White,by imp.
Glencoe, years old.
,. Robert Scott enters I. Lady Green
field, By imp. Bonnie Scotland, dam Lady
Lancaster, by Monarch, Yeas old.
?. \. Turner enters b. c. VelOcipede, by
Vandal, dam Queen Of the West, by imp.
Bonnie Scotland. 3 years old.
1. ID. w. Anderson enters CHI. c. Red
JACKSON, by Yandal, dam Sadowa, by Jack
Malone, years old.
). Gen. y. Buford enters ch. c. Kiiburn,
by Ring Master, dam Ontario, by imp. Bon
ME Scotland, years old.
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escaped from the workhOuse.

Last Wednesday night, Frank Carter, a
negro boy VIGOROUSLY bad character, had
a difficulty with Laura Smith, colored
bawd with whom he has been living for
some time past, during which he knocked
her down, kicked her about aud beat her
severely.
Yesterday morning Carter was talking to
a colored woman on College street, and
seeing officers Vaughn and Skalley turn
into Demonbreun street from the corner
of Cherry, he broke and ran off at lively
pace. The policemen followed in pursuit,
and after chasing Carter to the reservoir,
succeeded in capturing him, where he had
crawled under the floor for concealment.
He was taken to the police station and
afterwards lodged in ths workhouse, from
which he made his escape about Z o'clock
last evening and is still at large.
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New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Insure in the State Insurance Company.
The Nashville Savings Company, corner
Union and College streets, are doing a
regular exchange and banking business;
they receive deposits ami allow interest
thereon, when left for specified time;
they furnish drafts or the principal to WINS
Of Great Britain and German; they negO-
tiate loans on favorable terms, and they at
al times pay the highest rates for bonds,
stocks, etc.
Demoyille & Co., opposite the Maxwell
House, offer for sale on favorable terms, a
large and comp. etc stock of drugs and drug
gists' articles. Mr.. Thomas, Of the firm,
has Just returned from the Eastern mar
kets, where be made his purchases after
careful personal examination of every arti-
Gle. These goods are therefore known 10
be as represented, and viii give satisfaction
TO purchasers. I his firm has been too
long and extensively engaged here and are
too well known for any commentator
from us.
Brick dwelling, 80 aid 50 5. Cherry
street, for rent.
Winstead, Shields & Co. have a large
auction sale this morning Of furniture, car
pets. etc. See advertisement
COriHthian Lodge, Z. & A. N, meets
this evening at "a o'clock.
Judge JnO. C. FeTTiss will deliver the
anniversary address before the United Or
der American Mechanics, at their hall on
College street, az O'Clock tonight.
II you want fashionable rat, or the
latest novelty IN furnishing goods, 90 to
FTanciSco's.
See in city notice column what the man
ayers of the Louisville Public Library say
IN regard to the next Gift Concert.
See notice to stockholders of the Ten
nessee Manufacturing Company.
= See Ditson * Cos list OF new musical
notifications.
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Personal.

Prof ]. J. Giers, of tie Washington
City Gazette, is on a visit 10 our city.
Judge w. p. Hickerson and family. of
Manchester, were on a visit to the city yes
te7day.
Edward Peynado, of Peynade & Co.,
Louisville, extensive dealers and importers
of fine cigars, is at the Maxwell. looking
after the Interests Of his braTch establish
ment.
party of twelve young people from
Wallonia, KY, are booked at the Max
well.
Mr.. John Beech, son of A. c. Beech, of
this city, has become connected with a
flOurishing seminary in Texas, where be is
rapidly acquiring an enviable reputation as
an educator. His numerous Nashville
friends will be pleased to hear of his sue
cess.
Mai. Hutton, of the Baltimore AMI Ohio,
and MIR. Chapman, Of the Ohio and Missis-
sippi railroads, are in the city.
Hon. John FrieTson, of Columbia, paid
a flying visit to Nashville yesterday.
Mr.. VI. l.. Clark, of the Louisville Jockey
Club, was in the city yesterday. His object
in visiting Nashville is to confer with the
officers Of our BLOOD Horse Association
with regard to matters connected with the
fall meeting al Louisville.
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THE COURTS.

PROBATE COURT.-R. A. Campbell was
appointed and qualified administrator of
the estate Of Ms. L w. Campbell, de-
ceased.
VIM. Austin VS.. Chas. johnson ct al:
continued two weeks. This is the case of
a petition fled against johnson aud others.
Trustees Of Cane Ridge Church to have
them removed for allowing a Grange to
meet in that Church. thing which it IS
alleged they have no authority TO do.
CHANcERY CoUkr.-Terris, admir-, vs..
Moran; reference to Clerk and Master.
McCornieO vs.. Johnson; decree ordering
Clerk and Master to pay David Campbell
rents for property.
Lowe vs.. lowe; decree appointing A. b.
Hoge special commissioner.
Farris vs.. Moran, confirmation of report
as to Geo. Guild, guardian AL Item.
Watson, trustee, vs.. Ryman, ct al, decree
appointing Jos. Trimble guardian for mi
nor defendants
billiard Us. Harris, decree directing
Clerk To report 10 the present term.
Harris " Rosenen VS.. WitkOuskie, or
dered that former unexecuted orders be re
vived and executed. .. ma
Nancy vs.. Nancy, publication ordered
for advance bid. .t-
Schwartz vs.. Aaxey, consent decreed.
Bell vs.. DobbS, decree dismissing case.
Jordan vs. Cato, appea. to the Supreme
Court. 1917 -..
CRIMINAL COURT.-State vs.. Cato Par
ham, oOlOIed, and Sallie Parham, colOred,
incest, defendants acquitted. q.
State vs. VIM. Hutchcraft, alias Bill
Brown, robbery and larceny from the per-
son, pending. -I s.-
CIRCUIT COURT.-BOOth vs.. Haight
& CO., appeal 70 Supreme Court.
Workman vs. Haigld & Co, appeal to
Supreme Court.
Robertson, Higgins * Finch, vs.. W. w.
Lee, President, continued ill next term.
Westinghouse. Price; Judgment in favor
OF defendant .-l- n
Bowie vs.. Matthew, ct al; judgment for
plaintiff. ~
Wolf vs. Lawson; plaintiff called out.
N. II. Howell IS. Ferguson, Griffin &
Gleaves; judgment for plaintiff .t--.
Byron vs.. Tealy; continued. ..l 4.lt
Burns vs.. Butler; continued. -..
MosSolina VS.. Bliss * MartiM defendant
called out.
Fucker vs.. Fisher; continued.
Cunk vs. 81. Louis and Southeastern
Railroad; judgment in favor Of plaintiff for
$50 and motion for new trial.
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4 Trnnsaction in Horse FIesh.

j. c. Mason and Rube knight having
incurred the suspicion Of the police authori-
ties on account Of a transaction in horse
flesh of suspicious character, the former
retired to the privacy of the Jail yesterday,
pending settlement of the case.
1t is charged that on the Goth ult., Mason
and Knight had two horses sold at auction
in this city, which, it els said, had been
stolen in Sumner county, where Mason
formerly lived. The two were arrested
Thursday night, but Knight gave bonds in
the sum of 81 900 for his appearance before
Justice Everett yesterday, Mason being
committed to jail. When the case was,
called yesterday, knight failed to put in an
appearance, and Mason. was remanded to
jail, to await trial next Wednesday.
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Meeting of the sIedlcaI society.

The Nashville Medical Society met pur-
suant 10 adjournment last night at the
rooms of the Board Of Health, DR.. Dupree,
Vice President, in the chair, and DR.. Win
sett acting Secretary. Present, DIS. Nc
Comell, Morton and Seslurray.
The books of the Society not being on
hand, the reading of the minutes of the
previous meeting was dispensed with.
A motion was agreed to requesting DR..
Lindsey, the President, TO continue his
paper and read il before the society at their
next regular monthly meeting.
DIR. McMurray reported very interesting
case Of typhoid pneumonia; DR.. &orton, a
case OfchrOnic hepatitis, and DR.. Winsett,
a very interesting case Of constipation, SIM
Mating diaIThuea-all Of which were freely
discussed by the members present.
The Society adjourned till the next regu-
lar monthly meeting, first Thursday night
in November.
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Removed to Arkansas.

DR.. I. B. Buchanan left Yesterday for
the Hot Springs, Arkansas, where he de-
signs establishing himself in the paactice of
his profession. Recognized as one of the
most skilful physicians in Tennessee or
the South, his loss cannot but be generally
regretted byhis medicalbrethren. The Doe
tor gradual Ell at the Medical College in this
city in 1858, and was connected with the
institution from thai time until last March,
when he resigned the chair of Anatomy
and the Office Of Dean TO accept a position
in the Missouri Medical College at st
LOnis. Circumstances connected with his
private affairs prevented him, however,
from removing to that city. He is at pres
ent member Of the American
Medical Association and Vice Presi-
de;.t of the State Medical Society of
Tennessee. In fact his standing in his
profession is such as to give him character
and position wherever his lot may be cast,
and on tins account We feel slnguine that
a successful career awaits him at the Hot
Springs. Few physicians are as thoroughly
familiar as DIR. Buchanan with the dis
eases for the cure Of which inyalids seek
that famous resort.
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4 Market street FIxl,t.

On Market street, just below Church,
about 6 O'Clock yesterday evening, Peter
Burnett and Lewis Washington, both col
ored, got into an alteration about whisky
bill owed by the latter. Just as Officer
Massey was appearing on the scene, Wash
ington darted of, but was overtaken and
captured by the officer near Woodfn's
stable Oh College street. g.
Both Of the cOmbatants were marched of
TO the police station, when Burnet gave
bond for his appearance, but Washington
was sent down to the workhouse to await
trial before the recorder this morning.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-10
FIGHTING AGAINST FATE.
RadicaI Nominations for the LeEisIa-
Iure.

Radical Nominations for the LeEisla-
Iure.
The committee appointed by the late
Radical County Convention, to select Leg
islative candidates, made the following
nominations al a recent meeting:
Senator for Davidson coUnty-Dr. w. p.
Jones.
For Floaterial Senator-Carrcll Martin.
of Wilson.
For Representatives-Judge J. o. Shack
clifford, Judge John Trimble, Capt. L T.
Winters and General 2. j. O'Rourke.
Messrs. ShacSelfgrd and TTimble de
clined to accept the nomination, and there
is a decided difference of opinion in the
Radical ranks as 20 the best course TO pur-
sue under the circumstances, some being
in favor of making no nominations 10 sup
ply the vacancies, as they are becoming dis
couraced as TO tie result of the election.
If additional nominations are made, the
matter will be attended TO in few days,
and list of appointments for public speak
ing made out.
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. - .
No GO.
A Nashville Girl Attempts suIeIde I'm
81 H.O1uI@

From the 81. Louis Globe Of Thursday
we get the following account ola Nashville
girls attempt at suicide, in that city:
E Minnie Turner, handsome social evil
est, was caught shortly after midnight, BY
Officer Dillon, in the act of
throwing herself into the river.
She is a resident of Poplar street
and first made her appearance in that
locality about three months ago. A cousin
having learned that Minnie was leading a
life of shame informed her father, who re-
sides in Nashville, aud yesterday she re-
eeived very bitter letter from him up
braiding her in the strongest terms; hence
her despair. She cried bitterly in the sta
tion-hOuse and expresses firm determina-
ton to ''croak' herself when the opportu-
nifty offered.
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Marriage Iireuces.

The County Court Clerk issued marriac,
licenses to the following persons during
the past week:
John N. Craig to Bette johnson.
W. &. Campbell 70 Hattie AOultOn.
E. III. Barnard TO Ida VI Sehaurer.
Patrick McGrath 10 Eliza O'NeIl.
Jasper Mosely TO Mary Harris.
J. &. DrennOn to Clara ". Tucker.
J. r. LanieF TO Lide Hewlett.
w. NJ. Mari to Mrs. ". r. Lauierdale
James Haynes TO Bette Hailoway.
II. J. Kemper to Lizzie L. Lynch.
Il. ). OFerall to NJ. Lou Cartwright.
Ed. Bradford to Bette d. Jones.
o. Rothfield to Lena Eckhar,lt.
C0LORED.
Jake Wade to Jennie Peters.
Marcus Stevenson to II Hamilton.
Frank Council to Patsey Lassiler.
james Brown to Kate May.
Stephen Fain to Ceua Webb.
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DIAMOND COAL.

LIE CITIZENS OF NASHVILLE WILL.
be supplied with this superior Coal at the
lowest market price during the winter. Having
been thoroughly tested, it has given general
satisfaction. 1t is a. hard coal, viii not crumbs
or slack, is easily ignited, burns eheerfnlly but
not too rapidly. leaves no cinder and but few
ashes. It is both Clearly and economical. 81.
Orders lett with A Stretch, at the corner OF
Union and Cherry streets, win receive prompt
sItsntion. Yard At the corner OF Summer and
era f0rd stTee;s L, -r...--ss- GA a...r :.
ssp2 3m 4thp J. y. WARD, Agent,
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Seal.

\ few nights since an Edgeti6ld lady
heard a noise at her bedroom window.
Thinking the noise was made by cat, she
thrust her hand toward the window and
requested that feline to ''scat = but was
horri6ed to find that she was mistaken, her
hand coming in contact with The woody
pate OF a darkey. Her screams reused the
household, and upon investigation it was
found that the lady's bedroom window
was open, with ladder leaning up against
the wall beneath il.
On the same night the pantry Of a neigh
boring house was broken open, and Z guam
tity Of provisions taken thelefrom. No
arrests.
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ssobble,i for T,II.Tnnntn~.

Columbus Robertson, a colored samin
about fourteen years OF age, was arrested
by Officer Carter al the Exposition last
evening. on the charge Of tapping the till Of
the shooting gallery. The youthful pris-
Oner was sent 10 the worzhouse to answer
the charge before The Recorder this morn
ing.
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CITY NOTICES.

Francisco has keen appreciation of
substantial compliments, and the incessant
demand for his Fall Styles for 1874, is one
of the features of returning sunshine
which is a substantial compliment.
l.c1n 81
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Andrew johnson speaks To-nIxh;1

Ex7President johnson viii be serenaded
at the Maxwell House by the Rock City
Band az O'clock tonight, after which he
viii be escorted in an open barouche to the
place selected for the speaking, which will
commence at SPIN The stand will be
erected on the Public Square, in front of
O'Bgans & Washington's. No doubt
there VIII be an immense crowd present.
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RirfRu nv "a nt,u

Yesterday evening The daughter Of Mrs.
Miller, who lives on Cherry street between
Church and Union, was attacked bv a dog
belonging to Ernest Wiggers, the Cherry
street jewcler, and severely bitten on the
arm and on the wrist. DIR. Hughes was
called in and dressed the wound. The
young lady is about nineteen years Of age.
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Pushing the st. louis and Southeast

The Henderson, hy., Noes of Thurs
day says: Judge Bennett has given
notification tina. he viii be present in
Henderson on the 18th instant. to an
swer TO the application Of the attorneys,
who have brought suit against the ST.
louis and Southeastern Railroad, and ap-
Piled Ia tli- courts 70 have the road placed
into the hands Of receiver, to satisfy the
claims preferred against 20,
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neal Estate Trausfers

The following transfers Of real estate
were made during the past week:
Joseph johnson TO T. r. John
son and others, 1899 acres OF
laad IN the 9th civil districts 500 90
W. a. johnson and wife to Sarah
l.. johnson and Fanny w.
WOOlwine, one lot on the north
side of Broad street. ...... 10000 %
Mary 4. and Rebecca II. Maxey
to William Cobb, eOlored, one
district. ................. n2 so
Everett =. Massey and wife TO
\. j. Jones. one tract Of land
in the 1lh civil district. 1000 90
J. Bainbridge to j. T. Alexan-
field ....... ... 1870 -. 100 90
w. r. Hyde and others to james
VI. SimpkinS and others, trus-
tees, deed Of gift, one tract OF
land in the Twenty-ffth civil
district.
Nancy S. Ezell to VIM. Baker,
ST., 40 acres and 10 poles Of
q land in the Seventh civil dis
trlct. ................... 4OO W
William Baker TO Nancy ;. Ezell.
civil dis,ri i, ...' - - 400 90
Nancy 5. Ezell to II. G.. Ezell. 5
acres aud > poles Of land in
the Fifth civil district. 1890. 225 90
E. d. Nhitworth, Sheriff, to F.
p NJ. Steger, lot on West stree 166 e6
d. ". and c. 81. Bigley to Fl. G.
EZell, l acre Of land in the Sew
enth civil district 10 90
Charles Preston 10 William j.
Hughes, one lot in Myers
Buena Vista plan. 100 90
+. G. Maury to A. L. Cros-
thwaite, lots Nos. 1S4 and 1856
: in Maury & Cl1ibOrne's addi-
tIon...... ......... ........ 500 %
E. ID. WhitwOrth, Sheriff, to g.
n. Fogg, Dr., administrator
and special commissioner, one
tract of land in Edgefeld. -. 9S9 -
James T. Bell, Clerk, to Alfred
.Kayne, eastern half of lot No. i
. lis McGayOck street, West
Nashville. $50 %
p. 5. Jones and wife TO Mrs.
@ Jane BankstOn, one lot in
Brownsville. ......!........ $50 90
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I-nnIirnm nn

y. y. Hambry. Revenue Collector of
Cumberland county. paid into the State
Treasury yesterday Sl93.Sl accommodating
the first Oi tie years taxes received at the
Treasury. Wayne county has usually
taken the lead of all tie counties hereto
fore. in this respect
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-10

Parties in want of Gas Chandeliers, Hall
Lights, etc, would do well to call and ex-
anime the new stock, of the very latest and
most beautiful designs, which has been
opened out this week by Henderson Bros.
& Co, % North Cherry street, and they
are being sold at prices to suit the times.
oel TV--
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\ LITTLE girl remarked to her mamma
on going to bed, Il am not afraid of the
dark" mo, of course you are not" replied
her mamma. II was little afraid once
when went into the pantry to get tart"
"Whaf were you afraid OFF" asked, the
mamma. Il was afraid I could not find
the tarts.7
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-10

Great care i'll the use of Coal Oil is nee
essary TO prevent accidents, and none but
high test oils should be used. You can
always get from DemOyille & Co., corner
Church and Cherry, Fire Proof Oil that is
safe, as they keep nothing but "Headlight
or Of It's degrees fire test.
OclO snn, tues, sat .l
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Our Bows aI IionnoEe CoIIese

There are thirteen students from this
State in the Roanoke College, Salem, Va.
one OF the most loUrishing schools in the
South.
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Blank e. indicates no report; cipher (0l Ea-
tiORary; minus 81 tendency 20 fan; plus( ten
dency to rise.
The river continues 10 Tecede at this
point, with feet inches on the shoals
at p. M. yesterday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-10

GrOeers and Family Supply Dealery sell
DoOley's Yeast Powder. It is the best
Baking Powder. Full weight in . b., Z
h., 10, and ID. cans.
ocG d1w&wIt
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICE,

WASHINGTON, Oct. ., 100 An.
Probdbilities.--For the Northwest aud
upper lakes, thence to the lower Missouri
and lower Ohio valleys, rising barometer,
cooler and partly cloudy weather and fresh
norftwesteriy winds, with occasional rain
on the upper lakes.
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AS Church Street.

Phe pyIblic-will find the business office
of the UNION AND ASlEMcAN at Is Church
street, corner Of Printers Alley, nearly
opposite the Old Counting Room. .5C-g
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-10

Atkinson & Alsted, 27 Cherry street,
have taken the agency for julius Kings
Combination Specaeles, and new sytem
for fitting the eyes. The best ever Invented.
Come and see them. oc4 Il
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-10

The especial attention of Physicians and
the public is called to our Dispensing De
partment. Using the greatest care in
selecting our Drugs, Chemicals, etc, and
having none but experienced and sbillful
assistants in our house, we are enabled to
prodnce preparations excelled by none.
DemOyille * Co. ed.
.OcIO SIM tines red. sat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-10

80 pieces Black Alpacas, silk finish, 2Oa
25c., at the National Store, 49, Church
street. McGlOin .S CurTid. Oc4 If
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JShn Ramage & Son, As College ST.,
respectfully call the attention of citizens
and strangers to their large and elegant
stock of Boots and Shoes Of every descrip-
ton, which they offer at prices very low
for cash. Oc9 81
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New stock Of f;.c Watches, Chains, jew
elry, and SiivrrwsTe, oliesper than ever. at
Atkinson & Alsted's, y Cherry street.
Oc4 IF -i
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The fl est line of Cut Glass ToiIet-ware
in the city can be found at Demoyille & Cos.
Toilet Bottles to suit any taste al from one
40 fifteen dollars pair. f
cello san, tues, wed, sat - 2,
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Beautiful striped Shawls SIPS, at the
National Store, 1877 Church street. Oc4 II