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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-21

l. clair, Esq., Referee WILLIAM kENNELLY Will
M sei at auction on Wednesdny March 20 st ~ octocs a.
strictly nrst class House No 2t2 West Fiy arst srsc
between Broadway and Eighth avcnuc hard wood
trimmed and double floors. For particulars apply vt
the aucuoneers office No. Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-21

DEv SAMUEL NJ HAMILTON WILL PREACH IN
IL the Scotch Presbyterian church. Fourteenth street,
between Fifth and Sixth avenues, tomorrow at loR A.
NJ. and 81 p. NJ
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

WANTED TO PURCHASE.
yITANTED-HIGH DESK AND FEW JEWELLERS
w Tables. Address A. b., box IS3 Herald Office
HfANTED-A QUANTITY or sBCOND HAND TIM.
w ber Sx6 SxS, also quantity OF or inch plank,
suitable for cellar floor. Address T. O. LYMAN CO.,
5i3 West Tlnrty-third street.
yNANTBD-AN IRON TANK, NOT TO EXCEED FIVE
w teet in diameter, which will hold from is to 20
barrels. Address, stating price, &c, RUBBER PAINT
COMPANY, bV5 West street
JXTAHTED-FoUR SECOND HAND LAGER BEER
w Hogsheads or vats, about 10 barrels capacity each,
and In good condition Apply at Howard Brewery, bM
West Thirty third street,
VNANTED TO PURCHASE-A LARGE SECOND
w hand Regulator also a pair Of Jewellers Scales
and two large Mirrors. Address REGULATOR, 6U6
Broadway
M ANrED TO PURCHAsE-A SECOND hand
w Standing Press; state prIco and Size. Address
R0BERT TELLER, Hd Wooster street.
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DEv. C. G. GOss COMMENCES A COURSE OF
IN free sunday afternoon l,ectu 70 the people ls
"Practical Aspects Of Chstiany, in the church Tweu
ty-eighth street and Broadway ut Ss O'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-21

A STHMA AND BRONCHITIS EFFECrUALLY RE-
"A hevcd by the Of patura Tatua, for, lin most
fearful attack Of asthma Lord Dunsaay had scarcely
when the symptoms abstcd, and ~ ten inmates more he
years with the most perfect success Certainly the in
haaton had the magical eject lever ""
Dr. >. McVeagh. II have mover known instance in
which reei was not obtained Ten. Alexander. Sold
tobacco in uns; as cigars and cigarettes 10 boxes
and as pastcs for inhalahon, In boxes, by sAvORY
MOORE las New Bond street, London, and by all chem
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DY WILLIAM VAN TASSEL1. AUCTfONEER
ID office 1io liz and ia East Thirteenth street, nca

DY JOHN II. DRAPER 4 CO., AUCTIoNEERs.-THE
ID Delaware. Lackawanna ana Western railroad Com.
pany will sell 6000 tons Scranton Coal at public auctiou
on Wednesday, March rs at ~ o'clock noon, at % Ex
change place. SAMUEL SLOAN. President.
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HENRY c. REED, JR, 4 CO., AuCTIONEERS.
~ sell rhiS tSaturday) MORNING,
story brown stone mansion
40 West 23d street, 9th avenue,
by LUKE FITZGERAID, Aucuoneef,


commencing at l0S O'Clock
Elegant Household Furniture
Steinway Son PianOlorte, cost 81 IuJ; magnificent
Drawing Room Suits, in satin and hrocatol intaid mar.
quetry Centre Tables. Bronzcs Cabinets, Pier aud
Mauel Mirrors 500 yards velvet and Brussels Carpets
imported Oh Paintings Brouzas Statuary, Ac gt Ia
bles, Jardneres Secretary bookcase, Chamber Suits
eomplce, IN rosewood and naid walnut; Dressing Gases
Bedseads Bureaus 1 curled hair Mattresses spring Beds
&c Dining room-Bufet Chairs, Extension fabl8: also
basement and kitchen Furniture Sale positive by caa-
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DEy: RUFUS g. UNDERWOOD WILL PREACH ON
IL "pfnnkxrds and Drunkard Makers" in Bethany
chapel, Ninth avenue and Thirty sixth sEsat.
Sabbath evening, at ~ O'Clock Seats free.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-14
ALL OVER THE CITY.

Big shipments of coal were received YES
terdav: m view of the present sudden snap
of cold weather.
A. w. Raines, Of Gibson county, was
oommiss oned Magistrate by the Depart
ment of State Yesterday.
Pat McCay got so drunk on the street,
yesterday, that he was escorted to the sta
ton house by Officer Starkey.
The ST. Paul's Mission Mite Society will
meet tonight at the residence of James
Perkins, on Carroll street.
Unnecessary alarms of fire give the men
and horses OF the department opportunity
for beneficial exercise, but can hardly be
conducive to any other good result.
TIE StOnewall base ball club challenge
any nine picked players in the city, for the
championship, the match to be played next
Friday afternoon in the Sulphur Spring
bottom. ratt.
Betsey Brown, colored, lodged in Jail on
the charge of larceny, was arTaigned before
Justice Cassetty, at 3 o'clock, yesterday af-
ternOon. She was discharged, the prose
cutor having withdrawn the warrant.
The street force was recognized yesterday
under the management of VIM. Haslam,
the newly elected Street Overseer. Some
changes were made in the force, and it is
reasonable to expect good and effective
work at the hands of the new administra-
ton.
Some four hundred excIlrsionists from
Bowling Green and Intermediate stations
came TO the city by way of the Louisville
and Nashville road, on the $50 p. NJ. train
yesterday. After visiting the Exposition
they returned home on the 1910 train last
night.
Jackson Socket, colored, Of the rural
districts, escorted Martha Stevens, colored,
to town yesterday, and while the two were
knocking about the courthouse, Jackson
bethought him to stop in the County Court
Clerks office and take out a license to mar
vi the said Miss Stevens; which he did
the two being Immediately made one under
the roof of the courthouse, Squire Sulli-
van of the 18th district officiating.
4 swift female witness testifying yester-
day in the Criminal Court as to excessive
indulgences on the part of a certain indi-
vidual of her acquaintance, said he was in
the habit of drinking laudanum to excess,
and could easily drink pint day without
ever getting sleepy. She said there was no
telling how much whisky such a man could
carry, but thought quart wouldn't daZe
him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-14
THE COURTS.

CHANCERY COURT.-Chadwell vs.. Hud-
son; decree against defendant.
NewSOm, ThOma Il Co. vs.. Horton; de-
cree approving a. A. Hall guardian al
Item.
Buddeke vs.. HeVerin; confirmation of
report.
Williams vs.. Williams; decree of refer
ence.
Harris & ROsenen VS.. Sacks; con6rma-
tion of report.
CRIMINAL COURT.-State vs.. James
Woods, murder; prisoner found guilty Of
assault and battery.
State vs.. Lee Robertson, eOlOFed, murder;
pending.
CIRCUIT COURT.-Jacob Young, BY next
friend, vs.. Mayor and City Council; con
tinued as on affidavit of defendants
j. NJ. Thompson was sworn as a practie-
ing attorney.
Davis VS.. Foster ct al; continued for alb
sence OF defendants counsel.
South Nashville Street Railroad COmpa-
ny vs.. Martin, administrator; continued by
consent.
IA. Toney vs.. G. G. Minor; dismissed
at plaintiffs cost.
Simmons VS.. Shaw; continued as on aft,
davit Of plaintiff.
Mayor and City Council VS.. ex parte;
continued by consent
Crsbbin vs.. Nelson ct al; continued as
on affidavit of defendants
Henderson vs. Vanarsdale; continued for
incompe.ency Of court.
Disham ct al vs. Davis; death Of plain
tiff suggested and admitted
Wilkin vs. East; continued for absence
Of counsel.
McCrOry vs.. Hopkins, admins TatOr, ct
al; leave granted to plaintiff to take depOsi-
tion Of sr. Denton.
Merchants National Bank Of Ohio Us.
A. Nelson; pending.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-14
IsIt GeuuiueS

How much in the traffic of life is forced
upon the attention and consideration OF the
people under false guise. The fluids We
drink, and the sauces with which We sea
son our food, are well looked after by the
counterfeiterS, and especially is this the
case with the well-known Lea Il PERKINS,
Worcestershire Sauce. Held in high es-
teen in both hemispheres for its healthful-
ness. piquancy and delicious flavor for
meats, tSh, game, soup, gravies, its we'll
merited popularity has induced various
countefeiters, which the public will be
pleased to learn have been recently sup
pressed by Judicial injunction in the Su-
preme Court of the State Of New York and
most of the other States. The genuine can
be distinguished, upon careful eXamina-
tiOn of the label and stopper, and is for sale
byrespectable dealers throughout the world.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-14
CITY NOTICES.

How They Do It.-SOme persons can't
be convinced that some things can be done
as well as others, unless they have demon
stratiye experience; and some Of that class
do not understand how Gov. Bramlette
manages TO supply the great demand now
made on his office for tickets for the next
and last Gift Concert of the Public Lii
brary of Kentucky. The concert comes Off
Nov. 80, and there will be distributed
S2,jO0,OO0 to the ticket-hOlders; therefore,
there is no wonder the rush for tickets is
unexampled, yet, everything is so beauti-
fully and Systematically managed, that
every order is being filled as rapidly as it
comes in. II
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-14
Too Much rTo,her-in.LaM.

BrittOn Brown. barber and hair-dresser,
has a wife who is very fond of him also a
mOther-in-law who caresses him in a man
ner not altogether TO his liking. Yester-
day there was little "unpleasantness" be-
tween him and his wife's mother, and he
determined on leaving the house, never
more TO return, as he avOwed. His wife
plead with tears and prayed for him to
stay, but of no avail. He packed his
trunk, hired carriage, and left the family.
feeling himself a much injured man. The
grief Of his wife found vent in loud
lamentations, attracting an immense
crowd, who thought something terrible had
happened. He may take a sober second
thought and return to his wife, even if she
has q mother.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-14
Personal.

Elder John ]. Rogers, of Kentucky, will
continue to preach every night this week
at the Christian church, beginning each ser
vice at $50.
Col. Lee Crandall, formerly of this city,
40 a candidate TO represent Morgan county
in the Legislature of Alabama, and we are
told he has every prospect of being elected.
We are truly glad to hear it.
The Memphis appeal SAYS of the cleo
ton of Gen. A. p. Stewart TO the Chancel-
lorship Of the University Of Mississippi:
''TO the citizens of North Alabama and
Tennessee, as well as those of Mississippi,
this will be welcome news. Gen. Stewart
Is graduate Of West Point, is an acknowl-
edged scholar OF great ability, mathema-
tician of the highest standing, an educator
of great experience, a christian, a gentle
man, and soldier of unblemished Teputa-
ton. He is, therefore, every way worthy
the high position Of Chancellor Of the
University Of Mississippi, and we dare
affirm will do more to bring the University
up to its old-time standard than any other
gentleman whom the trustees could have
named" Gen. Stewart was formerly pro
fessOr in the University at Lebanon, where
lie made an enviable reputation as a scholar,
and a teacher.
SCol. Frank McNairy, gallant member
of Gen. Cheatham'S staff during our slate
p'easantne5s," and now a citizen Of New
Orleans, is registered al the Maxwell House
last night.
Hon. Z. |. Golladay and wife and DR..
W. NJ. Finley. of Lebanon, were registered
at the Maxwell last night.
Maj. Frank NJ. Duffy, Of the FroRkfin
(Ky.) Patriot. and Richard La Rue, of the
EtizabetktOtcR (Ky.) Meas, were in Nash
vile last evening along with the excursion
from Kentucky.
Capt. 5. 7 Widener, while walking
along Cherry street, near Parker's ice
house yesterday morning stepped upon an
apple core and caught serious fall, Sc
yeIely bruIsing bis head and lee.
VIM. w. Baker, of the Jackson County
NelrS, l. registered at the St. Charles Hotel.
Col. q. A. Henry and Hon. l.. C. Haynes
are expected 10 be at the Democratic mass
meeting in Pulaski, Saturday, the l7tn of
this month.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-14
COTTON.
Bureau Estimates of the Crop.


WASHINGTON, Oct. l3.-The condition
of the cotton crop is indicated by the fol-
lowing state of averages deduced from the
October returns of the Department of Agri-
culture. The crop of Virginia is too small
to influence perceptihly the general result
North Carolina IS decline of two per
cent. during September. South Carolina
81, a decline Of four per cent. Georgia 50,
an improvement of three per cent. Florida
81. an improvement of four per cent. Ala
bama 10, decline of six per cent. Missls-
sippi "A, no change. Louisiana t2, no
change. Texas 20, an increase OF hye per
cent. Arkansas 81, an increase Of eight
per cent. Tennessee So, an increase OF
four per cent. The above. averages refer
to only the condition of the crops on the
LIST of October, including its state Of de-
velopment, vitality and healthfulneSs. This
is but one el,ment in the calculation Of
the Weld in quantity, which has not yet
bppn cOlnDleted
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-14
ILLINOIS,.
q SquabbIe Over a Murderer.
TART Correspondence Between Cows
BeveridZe and John q. Brown.

TART Correspondence Between Cows.
BeveridEe and John &. Brown
CHICAGO. o.. 13.-SOme weeks since
one Geo. Smith was kidnapped from Was
she county. Ills, where il was alleged an
indictment for murder was pending against
him. The attention Of Gov. Beverage was
called 10 the matter and be demanded of
Gov. Brown, of TENNESSEE, the lie urn ofSmith
and the arrest and delivery TO the State
authorities Of the kidnappeFs, B. h. Ward
and NJ. l.. Williams. Gov. Brown has at
last replied 10 the demand. He reviews
the facts in the case, admits the action of
the Tennessee officials was without author
ityiof law, but hopes that, inasmuch as Smith
was VIGOROUSLY guilty OF murder, and as
there was no Intentional disreSpect shown
the authorities of this State, Gov. Beyer-
idge may find il compatible with his sense
of duty TO let the matter rest as il now
stands.
This Gov. Beveridge is not willing to do;
but, on the contrary, renews his demand
for the return Of Smith to this State, and
for the arrest and delivery, to the State
authorities, of the kidnappers. He says
that the guilt or innocence of the accused
is not in question; that the laws Of Illinois
provide for the detention, for = reasonable
time, of any person against whom there is
evidence of liability for crime in another
State, and that the abductors had no
authority or legal pretense for their act. 1t
Is said that the atrOciOuS murder, with
whicl the prisoner is charged, is the kill
inc af a man who attempted to prevent his
desertiOn from the Confederate army,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-14
New Advertisements.
Insure in the State Insurance Company.
See notice in hankrTIptCy.

Insure in the State Insurance Company.
See notice in bankruptcy.
The last gift concert Of the Public Lii
brary of Kentucky takes Iplace Nov. so.
See city notice.
For cheap books and pictures, 90 to D..
y. Neylan'S, 345 and 81 Public Square.
To appreciate, fancy and admire Col.
VIM. y. BilbO's mansion, you have only to
see its attractive and convenient interior,
and then discover the Solidity and work
lnanship Of its exterior: withal, the site
may be recognized as one of the finest
about Nashville, AMI eminently worthy Of
attention. This property will be sold at
auction, on the premises, at Il O'Clock NJ.
Thursday, Oct. -, 1874. Street railroad
tickets will be furnished, at II o'clock A.
NJ, to those going to the sale, at the Real
Estate Auction Mart, No. 20 Cedar street.
s. Oyel, agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-14
Condensed TeIe=ramS.

The President left ST. JOseph's Mo-, last
evening for Springfield, ILL.,, where the ded-
icatiOn Of the Lincoln monument occurs
to-day.
Lindsay, Ont. boasts the first snow of
the season.
At Lake City, MIMI, Monday night, a
child upset a kerosene lamp, causing the
death Of itself and two older persons.
ThOS. Ballard, recently arrested at Buff
falO, is credited with putting in circulation
over one million dollars of counterfeit
money.
The hot air balloonist who tell at San
Francisco, Sunday, died of his injuries yes
teTday.
Thirty buildings were burned in the viii
lage Of Ovid. n. j., yesterday.
Charles A. Dana declines the working
mans nomination for Mayor of New York.
The Bishop of Litchfield sailed yesterday
for England.
Baltimore burned a 100000 variety
house yesterday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-14
Good TempIar Notes.

During the past week three Good
Templar lodges have been organized in the
State, one each in Knox, James, and
Robertson counties, the lodge in Knox
county being organized with forty-eight
charter members.
The Grand Lodge Of the State meets next
Tuesday al 10 O'Clock \. NJ, i'm the County
Court room. The presiding officer will be
Rev. w. q. Inman, of this getty, Right
Worthy Grand Templar. J. J. Hickman.
Right Worthy Grand 1emplar Of the
World, will bein the citytO attend the meet
ing of the Grand Lodge. All the subordin-
ate lodges throughout the State are ex-
pected to be well represented, and at least
two hundred delegates viii be in attend
ance. The session OF the body is likely to
continue several DAYS.
Rev. J. L. Burton. Grand Lecturer for
the State, viii arrive in this city tomorrow,
when he is to deliver two addresses, speak
ing Friday night in Masonic Hall, Edge
field, and Saturday night al Sawrie's Chapel,
North Nashville.
Next Monday night a meeting will be
held at the Central Baptist Church to vel
come the delegates to the Grand Lodge.
An address is to De delivered at the church
by Il. y. Taylor, Of GAINESVILLE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-14
The Mechanics Standardization Of
Bank Directors and Officers.

In accordance with published call, the
stockholders of the Mechanics National
Bank met yesterday at the Office of the
State Insurance Company. Capt. VIM.
Stockell was called to the chair, and the
following gentlemen were elected directors:
i. II. Wilson, John Lumsden. Henry
Metz, Louis Whorley, E. w. Cole, Il. +.
Woodward, A. f. Burns, Wan. Stockell and
w. NJ. Duncan.
Immediately after the meeting of the
stockholders, the directors held a meeting
and elected Il. II. Wilson President, and
w. &. Butterfield Cashier.
The stockholders are among the very best
men in the city, and are all live and ener-
setic. We predict for the new bank d bril-
liant future. To obtain 100000 of sub
scriptiOns on these terms is certainly
triumph, and speaks well for the energy of
The parties engaged and the confidence re-
posed in them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-14
CIaiborne CbaneI F1ite Society

A very pleasant meeting ofthe Claiborne
Mite Society was held last Monday night
at the residence of James Weaver, on the
avenue. The society was recognized by
the election Of John Moss. President;
Samuel Bowers, Secretary and Willie Cor
bett, Usher. The next meeting will be
held Monday night az the residence of
Robert Burke on Claiborne stpet. A cor
dial invitation to attend is extended TO the
members and friends of the society. The
object in view is to raise money for the
benefit ofthe singing and Sunday schools
of the church.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-14

The especial attention of Physicians and
the public is called to our Dispensing De-
partnient. Using the greatest care in
selecting our Drugs, Chemicals, etc, and
having none but experienced and skillful
assistants in our house, we are enabled to
produce preparations excelled by none.
DemOville * Co. ..-.-... .-.-.-
Ocl0 sun.tueS. sat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-14
TOBACCO.
A killing Frost.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 13.-Hea " frOsts
fell Sunday and last night throughout Ken
lucky and Northern Tennessee, over the
great tobacco regoin. Well informed men
from the country, and dealers in this city,
say great damage has been done the grow
ing crop, estimating that from one-half to
tiree-quarters Of the entire crop has been
killed. Specials TO the COlrier-JoHRd cor
roborate accounts of great damage all along
the line of tie Nashville road. 1t is prob
able that heavier frost still will fall to-
night, adding to the damage already done.
The market here has been excited in con-
sequence, the advance prices ranging
from J to lc per pound.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-14
BURNING OF A STEAM MILL.
Sparta Index, oct. $.

sparta AllicAs bCl =.
Last night at about 3 O'Clock Mr.. j. Fitz-
water, who lives near FiSh'S steam saw
mill, discovered il was OH fire. IL seems
to have caught from the furnace, bad reach
ed the second story, and nothing could be
done to save the building. 1t was soon
wrapped in a sheet of flames which APP
peared TO lick the stars, and through the
morning mist cast a lurid light upon the
country for miles around. The machinery.
though injured by the heat, is not damaged
TO great extent. The building is the
principal loss, estimated at $1,000. There
was no insurance.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-14
False Alarms.

yesterday morning, was Occasioned by the
wall becoming ignited from defective fiue
at Isaac Waterield's gents furnishing
house, on the cornOr of Union street and
Printers alley. The flames were soon ex-
tinguiShed without the aid of the engines.
At 7:4j last evening another false alarm
was occasioied by the burning of chin
ney on the corner Of Spruce and Cedar
streets
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-14

Great care in 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 DemOville & Co., corner
Church and Cherry, Fire Proof Oil that is
safe, as they keep nothing but Headlight
Oil' of It's degrees fire test.
cello sun, tues,wed.sat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-14

We have the most varied assortment of
Toilet Extracts, ColOgnes, Hair Prepara-
tions, Toilet Waters and Powders, SpOHges,
Brushes Of III kinds, Soaps, Cosmetics, etc,
embracing many Bnew, unique and desira-
bic styles. Demoville q Co, opposite
Maxwell House.
OcI0 sun. tues. wed. sat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-14
RrPaihRnfial-

ATCHIsON, KAN, Oct. 13.-PreSident
Grant and party arrived here this after
noon and was welcomed by an immense
concourse of people, who gathered at the
depot. A salute was fired and the Presi-
dent was introduced to the multitude bv
Senator ingalls,. He was enthusiastically
cheered. The Mayor welcomed him on
behalf 81 the people, aud the President
briefly responded. Many were here from
long distances 20 see lie President.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-14
state Revenue for 1874.

ID. ). Skillen, Revenue Collector of
Wayne county, paid into the State treasury
yesterday, 1880 of the taxes of 1874.
Thus Wayne, which has unusually taken
the lead in this respect, is second only to
Cumberland, which "paid over" few days
ago. Mr.. Skillern challenges all the other
collectors in the State and says Wayne will
be the first TO settle with the Treasurer for
the taxes Of 1874.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-14

Finding that the ordinary Toilet Soaps
usually sold by Druggist and GrOeers failed
to give satisfaction, Messrs. DemOyille IL
Co. have procured for their trade, Soaps
of French manufacture, which are far SUI
periOr in quality, and as low in price.
oclO n.tues. wed. sat