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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-22
Conductor wheeIer's casualty.

At SlaughtersviIle, last Friday night,
Conductor L. J. Wheeler, Of the St. Louis
and Southeastern road, in attempting to
get aboard the rear end Of a passenger
train, slipped and fell upon the track.
Though suffering some pain from the
bruises he received, he was not seriously
hurt and is able to be at his post.
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POstpOnement.-The drawing Of the
Masonic Relief Association, at Norfolk,
Va, has been postponed to Dec. 20. Tick
cts for sale by w. G. Price, Al South Col
lege street. noVZz ot
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The finest selection and best stock Of
Dress Goods and Camers Hair Suitings, at
low figures, is at A. b. Beech x Cos, 90
College street nOVzz IL
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Elegant Tapestry Brussels Carpets at
Sl.25 yard, al Benson, Brown & Cos
nOy22 q
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Bargains-Dress Goods, Black Silks,
Shawls and Felt Skirts, very cheap, at the
Southern Palace, Church street.
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A large lot of Breakfast Shawls at Soc;
also, great reductions in Blankets, Elan
nels, Jeans, Shawls and Hosiery, at LIE
beck's, II Union street. novz2 It
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TRAINS.
Eastern Fast Line, eX-
cept Sunday.........
Eastern EXPIRES, daily
q" Night Ex-
press, except Sunday
Mt. Sterling Mail, eX-
oept Sunday......---.
Mt Sterling Express,
except Sunday.
Lagrange AccOmmOda-
ton, except Sunday
Lagrange Accommoda-
tom except Sunday.
Shelbyyille Mail except
Sunday...............
Shelbyville Express ex-
cept Sunday-...-....
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Just received, big stock Carpets; will sell
them at reduced prices. Benson, Brown
& Co. noy22 u
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Protect yourself from the cold blasts of
winter by buying good, warm Underwear
and Gloves from Gray * Noble.
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Books, Pictures, CrOmos, Albums, BIZ
bles, and Stationery, at extraordinary bar
gains. A. Setliff, los Church street.
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ham and Jones left the city last night for
Memphis, their object being to examine
the site last selected for the West Tennes-
see Insane Asylum, lying four miles south
Of that city, on the Mississippi and Tennes-
see railroad.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-22

For ladies' fine beaver bugle-trimmed
Cloaks, 60 to A. B. Beech & Cos, 20 Co..
lege street. hoVzz IL
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The chilling blasts Of winter admonlsh
us that furs and warm underwear are in
season. They are to be found in almost
endless variety at Jesse Ely's, and at prices
TO suit the times. noVZz IL
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1R Chnrch Street

The public will find the business office
Of the UNION AND AMEzRICAN at As Church
street, corner of Printers Alley, nearly
opposite the old Counting Room.
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CITY NOTICES.

Furs renovated, altered and repaired by
Francisco, the Halter and Furrier, No. As
North Market street. NOVEL u
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For fine Chromos, illustrated Standard
Works, or a large lot of the cheapest read
ing matter ever offered for sale in this city,
call at d. n. Neylan's, S4a and 80 Public
Square. noVlS Al
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If selection from the best and finest
stock of Cassimeres is desired, so to A. b.
Beech & Co, 60 College street.
nOy22 IL
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For Flannels of every description, go tC
A. d. Beech & Co.'S, 60 College street.
nov22 1t
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Consumers should use from One-fourth
to One-balf less Of DoOley'S than Of other
Yeast or Baking Powders. 1t is put up
full weight. nOv17 d1w&w1t
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Fine Back Kid Gloves at SOC; good Can
ton Flannel at 1Oc.; Black Alpaca at 20e,
al Lebeck's, Union street. nOyz2 u
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For black Alpaca so to Hogan Bros.
nOv22 st
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Another lot of Boots and Shoes received
from bankrupt sale, at half the usual
prices. Peoples Shoe Store, 1O2 Church
street. opposite the st. Cloud. nov22 2t
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For Carriage Blankets, Buggy Blankets,
Horse Blankets, CRIB Blankets, and Bed
Blankets, 90 to A. 3. Beech & Cos, 20
College street. nov22 1t
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State Insurance stock for sale at Lebeck
Bros, II Union street. noyzz u
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Spool Silk and Spool Cotton, all the
numbers, at Hogan Bros. nov22 st
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CITY NOTICES.

Bargains-TycOon Reps at zoe, at the
Southern Palace, Church street.
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Two.pIy Carpets, 40 cents 4 yard, at
Benson, Brown & Cos. nov22 u
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Bargai9s-Beaded Silk Belts at 25c,
40 and SOC, at the Southern Palace, Church
street. nov22 2t
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Atwood Ingram Carpets still cheaper al
Benson, Brown & Cos. noy22 u
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Bargains-Best and cheapest Flannels,
Cassimeres and Jeans, at the Southern
Palace, Church street. noy2z 1t
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Bargains Prints at sc, at the
Southern Palace, Church street.
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Underwear at cost at McKee's

Hats at cost at McKee's, SO Union street.
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DIAMOND COAL.

HE 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 hard coal, will not crumble
or slack, is easily ignited, burns cheerfnlly but
not too rapidly, leaves no cinder and but few
ashes. II Is beth cleanly and economical.
Orders let with A. Stretch, at the corner Of
Union and Cherry streets, viii receive prompt
attention. Yard at the corner Of Summer and
Crawford streets.
sep2 3m 4thp j. N WARD, Agent
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A handsome Carpet at 20 cents a yard,
at Benson, Brown & Cos. noy22 It
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Deaths Harvest.

The Board of Health present the follow
ing report as to the mortality Of the city
during the week ending at noon yester-
day:
Total number of deaths, 21; whites, u;
colOred, 8. Males, IA; females, Z.
The deaths were distributed as follows:
Fourth ward, s; Fifth ward, 2; Sixth ward,
3; Seventh ward, 6; Eighth ward, 2; Ninth
ward, 2, Tenth ward, 3.
The diseases causing the deaths were:
Group membranOus, ]; cerebrisis, Il; dysen-
terry, 1; epilepsy, L; scarlet fever, L; typhoid
fever, l; disease of the heart l; hydrocepha-
lus, 1; strangulated hernia, /; Inflammation
of the brain, /; marasmus, 2; neurosis, l.;
phthisic pulmOnalis, 4; tonsitilis, i; tuber-
culOsis, l; unknown, 2.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-22

All kinds of warm Gloves at Hogan
Rros, how'll 3t
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We report a fall of IL inches in the rivel

Blank 4. Indicates no report; cipher (O) sta
tiOnary; minus (-) tendency 70 fall plus(f ten
dency 70 rise.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-22

TENNESSEE a Pacific RAILROAD.
On and after May q, trains win run as fol-
lows; Depot South Cherry St
No. l, daily, except Sun
days...sss-............l 4-oO p M S'io A. n
GEO. NANCY, Pres't & Sup't.
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I.acnf., M. Locnfe n. I.ocnfe Itr

J. A. CooRER sells county and State
warrants to pay county and State tax with.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-22
RIVER NEWS,

RIVER NEWS.
DAILY Report Of Stage Of WateT. loitk Changes ~
le ~ HctTs ending p. N. N0u. q, 1s74.
ABOVE CHANGES.
Low I
STATIONS. WATER RISE FALL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-22

The friends Of our esteemed fellow citi-
zen, Mr.. Benz. F. Shields, are now having
his portrait painted by Mr.. AntrobuS, a
New Orleans artist Of high repute.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-22

Gas simereS, Tweeds, etc, cheapest at
Hogan Bros. novzl 5t
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MAXIMUM temperature 40 deg, minimum
temperature 81 deg, mean temperature Alp
| deg.
Tsls0Taphie Report fron lSigisaI Ssrvies Corps o.
8. n, Of 0bseTvdtiOa, AZ 3-55 p. Ny Ae
Ws-fprn Tuson
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-22
STATE OF THE WEArHER.

Local Report for the City, Saturday,
Nov. n, 1874.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-22

New shades in eOlOred Silks for evening wear,
at Soc
New shades in POplins, zoe.
BalemOes, in five new shades, at sc.
French Cashmere, beautiful cloth shades, &c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-22

Pulaman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cars from st. Louis, Cincinnati and Columbus
to Washington and Baltimore without change of
cars.
Through tickets and further information can
be obtained at all principal Ticket Offices
throughout the West, Southwest and North
west. THOS. P. BARRY, Western Passenger
Agent Cincinnati.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15
NEW-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, 4

,s,ess and ouet waters and landed length whore Fort
William Henry was sfterward built.
The main purpose of the author, however. in the
preparation of this work is evidently not to begule
the reader with pictures of aluring scenes in the
bosom of the wilderness, but to exhibit a faithful
and accurate representation of historical events.
Aiming chiefly at instruction by the illustration OF
truth. he has, at the same time, shown the fac
ulty of master in the walks of elegant literature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15

~ will he resumed his Institution on hONDAf The ON
Candidates for admission will be received College between AGA
and 5Ohts and Madison and Fourthaves FlDAY Oct 2
On N Members College classes having conditions fd
viii prseut themselves on sAT1RDAY Oct a. the hour
A. r. BARNARD. LII d..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15

N Y. NORMAL CONSERVATORY,
Ne - BAsTFOURrBBSrG-sT ST.. near Union square
destruction In SINGING PIANO Music HARM0Nr and
MODERN LASGUAGES r. GBRLACh, Director
DUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE will reopen
IL 2J 1874 limited number Of boardeo accommodated
FOR drensrs address j. IRVING BURNS, eel, Tasurer 4s9
Fnh@ve CHARLES DRENd d. D., Posdat, Church u Vie
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Eam- Schools.

TTNION COLLEGE OF LAW
~ University Of CAesso and the Nohweern u1iveriv
Daily oar hours 3j weeks JgdE Herr
Booth Lyman Tmbu Jaes L. DOote and Professors Ven BuTe
Denslow and Philip Myers.
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address " Il. DENSLOW, Secretary,
Tribune Buil!ng, Chicsg) III.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-24

Precinct Station. charged by h. n Curtis with steal
ing hog valued at SIS.
Martin Mckinney was arrested on Howard between
ICypress and Julia, afidavit taken out by R. Refill
ford. charging him tn disturbing the peace snd
ssaaulting him with shotgun with intent to kill him
He was taken to the Third Precinct Station.
E. 0ambrier was taken into the Fifth Precinct By
virtue Of warrant, being charged by P. @. Chattsl
vi larceny.
About llK O'Clock last night the ga lamp on the
east side Of Csrondelet. between Julia and st. Joseph
streets exploded, causing great waste Of gas. The
Aame u Arst scout three feet high and caused
great alarm in the neghbsrhood. but NO damage was
done
The water pipes the corners of Gravier and Ram
Fart and Basin and Lafayette Streets are in need of
immeliats repairs. They both having burst about
II 30 last night.
John Aogins being charged by Mr.. Young with lar
ceny arrested by virtue Of ant the corner
Of Clio and White streets and lodged in the First Pre-
cnct
Zach Harris being DESTROYS of making arrangements
for his sumu provisions, guilty OF stealing
hog, the roperty Of H. NJ. Curtis, who, not ap
precistng the JOKE had Zach lodged in the Sixth Pre-
cinct on . charge of larceny.
4 he Pets after Fresh Meat.-Last night tn Q
yard OF Mr.. ]. Guillotte Congress, between
Moreau and Cascavo streets. entered by thieves
who carried OF large number Of chickens, leaving
pair to breed before their Dext visit Many
complaints reach from the Ninth Ward. The
streets dark, the police and there is little
protection for property.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-24
Exports.

NEW YORK-Per steamship Western Metropolis
29l3 bales cotton 6l2 Dbl, moasses 5526 hides Al
bds wet salt hides 81 bales skins LOT es wool 49,
sacks Aool bales moss hhds tobacco lU4 bDls rice
go hhds bones hides me ais III tous bones q bbls OF
peaches 625 empty bbis % pkgs mdse
P1NSAUOLA-Per steamship Lizzie-80 sacks oats
$50 sacks 50 bbls bread 2l2 bbls flour 20 half
bbs -four s bbls rice casks bacon ties bacon 3
ties lard 80 bbls pork hhds sugar bbls sugar 2
bps meal firkins butter
INDl4NOLA VIA G LvESTON-Per steamship
Mo, gap-For Indiauoa: 100 bsis -four 10 casks beer
25 sacks coffee sacks salt u bbs whisky 81 cases
wine For Galveston: 2vO bbls -four Is bbs liquor 50
bbls whisky IS sacks coffee 100 boxes tobacco 2OU
bbls potatoes casks wine 2iO sacks oats
BREnEN-Per bark brem n-617 hhds tobacco 1OI
bales IL ,4tO pc slaves
AfALACHII DIAPER sloop-44 hhds bacon 2 half
bbls nolasses bbs -four bbls pork Is sacks corn
sacks CO fee bbls sugar l bbls beans l bbls rice
and sundries
BokDEAUX-Per bark Com'esse Ducatel-425 SIS
pcs slaves 81 cypress pauks - btters cask OF
wine cases truffies I cases mdse
M 'LAuA-Per schooner w Bradley-64, 143 pcs
slaves
BOSTON-Per schooner Mary Somerset, 900
feet walnut lumber Al 900 pcs slaves 17OJ OK horns
hid horns 3 ca ks bones
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-24

ST LOUIS-Per towboat Future City and barges-
800 bbls -four to Keep n Ra, mond-1l75 S.H Kenue-
uy &cO-l5O Glover n Odendahl-50 u Pascal Gco-3 o
A Hamilton g. o-75 DelBo dio-2OO Newman l.
Kent-l0O do sos bbls meal Wool Sla, back 2co-3UO
do A Greenwood &co-l0U bbls -four N O, N Il r
R-l75 do 81 bbls meal 5l2 pkgs mdse CA Whitney L.
300 racks bran 1UO bbls meal II d D O'Brien-
AL sacks corn 100 bbls meal Converse Gco-llU7
sacks corn BIG ks OATS Hudson Il MoOre-l5O do
1902 sacks to order3OU sacks oats 100 sacks CO
I Buddecke &co-2i1 sacks oats T PrudhOmm-- OO
do j West &co-35O do 246l sacks H T LAWYER
So $40 bueh IL corn ulG 879 sacks bran 1872 sacks
oats Geo MArtn-4OO do 500 bbs pork Howard l. Pres
tOus-2O0 sacks bran g Heck &cO-3755 sack. oil cake
1913 do 81 pkgs ashes 578 bbs oil bartlett Il
stoves Rice Bro. &co-l bx m se Lazard--20O
bbls Hour Il o bbis pork 40 bbls beans Woods >lay-
back &co-5j bbls flour SO sack br Falrchild Il
BinghaIn-32O cases lard Scuwabacher l. HI sch-3O
bbls pickles smith l. McKen Al cases hats Hoff-
man, Marks &co-244 pkgs glassware l. Lyons-2O
do A Caste-6 P Christian-i7 boxes eggs MiiIer
Meyer--2O rolls leather Thos >chorr-i cases W he
D Hadden &co--65 Kings T. wilson h Mile
Gunther Stevenson-l X 10 ian--Tota 2s7O
bbs -four l4l5 bb- meal 600 bills $50 bbls Oil $40
hhds tobacco 5030 bu-h in bulk s473 sacks OF
sacks bran 1856 sacks cake 1893 cases of
oil cake 800 do lard
JEFFERSON-Per steamer LESSEE Tavlor-339 bales
cotton to Geo Fosdck &co-1O5 Jno Phelps &co-3l
W oentell &co-i5 r Buckner & Bro-ll Will
son Miiis-l0 Perkins, Swenson kco-8 to ord ri
U II n Payne &co-5 Jnu ChaMe, Bro Sons to
Henderson-4 W Burbridge &co-2 Clspp Bros &co
Lane 6c0-2 Waimsl y &co-lJ n Sandidge &
COL BrittJn MOore-l7O head cattle ] McGinnis
SO 1nbau, Aycock 6co-27 Glenny Wag. .er-and sun.
dries to ordel-tota CTS bales cotton 25s sd Gait
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-24
WEATHER. BUSINESS. ETC.


We have 10 chang to report i'll the weather. It was
warm yester ay; III fact han it has been for
severa lays pass, Old Helios seemed to be doing
leve. best, and not single breath Of air land
to ian the dust, with which river front cover d
into animatton-or rath should say, circulation
The rival Ca nden packets Bastrop and Garry Owen,
LETT late last ing with their guards fiat
B tn OF them were compelled, before o'clock to re-
fuse freight.
The departu yesterday comp isel the Part Able
for Grand core, Gladi IN tor Minden, Garry Owen
and Bastrop for Camden, Common wealth and Hen, y
o. Yargel for st. Louis. B L. hodge for Bayou sara
and Gov. Alien for Vicksburg.
The salt hing, Capt. Dave Johnson. shipped 640
sacks yesterday the following boats: II. q. Yae
ger iUUO sAcxs Gladola 4UO sacks I'D Gov. Allen 2O0
trip tomorrow. aud give an exhibition Of his new
snore condenser.
Messrs Jackson, Fitzpatrick & Henderson al O
shipped BY the Il. g. wager. for st. Louis z1Oj
Sacks lOCO by the Mary Miller. for OHIO River, IL d
3UO by the bart Able. for Red River.
he Mississippi and its tributaries rapidly crawl.
ing down their bauks aud i'll consequence thereof
our country friends are happy.
business rather lively considering the few
boa,s i'll 20 advertised to leave. The :tart Able
for Grand Ecore, and the Gov. Allen for WICK burg
were receiving freely, as also the oarry Owen
Bastrop ami q sditaA.
The towboat Future City, Capt Coll arrived last
evening II, m st. Louis tn barg g. her cargo-a
list cf which wi b found in our marine column
embraced 81, $40 bushe corn IN buIk.
the Les il -ssior arrived yesserday morning # m
Jefferson with hne Trip. She Ii receiving to leave
for Jeferson. Shreveport aud all way landings on
Tuesday, May 18th. at5 II.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-24
Arrest of the Notorious Thief
James Smith alias

That interesting parsonage, the notorious
thief and burglar Smith alias Bowman, was
arrested last evening at about g o'clock, by
Special Officer J. J. Pearson, on strong sus-
picion Of his being the leader in the late
daring burglary committed at the we'll
known grocery of Mr.. Phelps, situated at
the corner Of Prytania and Felicity.
The officer made the arrest at the corner
Of Rampant and GirOd, and conducted the
victim to the First Precinct Station. Mus
son Alexander and Benjamin Alexander,
upon whom suspicion rests as having been
accessories to the burglary, are still at large,
but the chances are that they will soon be
brought mp with round turn. 1t is con-
summation devOutly to be wished.
Various and several are the crimes resting
upon the head of this Smith, alias Bowman.
He it was who, together with another bird
of the same feather, whose soubriquetis Red
Lindsay" in the spring Of 1870 robbed and
murdered merchant named Mr.. Chandler,
in the vicinity of the New Basin.
These two men subsequently committed a
burglary ut John Hawkins saloon, corner of
Theatre Alley and Common street, cleaning
ont the contents of the safe. For this he
went to the penitentiary. On his return to
the city he was arrested and sentenced to
six months in the Parish Prison for having
about him an assortment of burglars TOOLS
Since then he has been arrested as dan
gerOus and suspicious character, but was
released on bond.
For the present his welfare will be looked
after by the police authorities, who have
temporarily assumed his tutorship.