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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-24
THE JEWISH FAIR.
A Good Turnout Yesterday Afternoon
-Re.OPening at Six O'clock this
EyenIng-A Brilliant Gathering Ex-
HPefPd

A Good Turnout Yesterday Afternoon
-Re.OPeninE at Six O'clock this
Eyening-A Brilliant Gathering Elk
Peeted.
The Jewish Ladies' Fair was open from
three to six o'clock in the afternoon yester-
day, and Notwithstanding the unfavorable
weather, there was a good attendance. The
hal Was crowded with ladies and children,
and many were the praises bestowed on the
rich prOfltsion of articles and the elaborate
and beautiful decorations.
The children especially were carried
away, and left many dimes to aid the new
temple, while getting in return good and
sufficient consideration in the way of dolls,
toys, candies, chances in the grab-bag,
views III the museum,
Quite a crowd assembled at the Hall
last night under the impression that the
Fair would open-not having noticed the
announcement of the close ON account Of
the Jewish Sabbath. This evening, after
o'clock, nobody need be disappointed:
friendly greeting awaits all, of whatever
creed, who may feel curiosity, desire or in
elination to go to the Fair.
A fine ornamental cake was rallied yes
terday evening and won by Miss Il. Hirsch.
Mrs. Reeves contributed large and beau
tifuI cake. DR.. j. W. Maddin sent in an
elegant silver pickle-Stand.
The fair is for the public generally, and
everybody is cordially invited. 1t is hoped
Ire weather will be propilious this evening
and to light, in which case, no doubt.
there will be q large attendance.
The fair viii he continued throughout
next week.
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Personal.

Gov. Brown left the city yesterday morn
Ing for Chattanooga, where he filed an APP
pointmeut to speak last night. He will
address the people of Knoxville tonight.
The Governor has appointed Gen. VIM.
Conner, of Laudeidale county, commits
siouer of the West Tennessee Insane Hos
pital, rice Ii +. Cummins, resigned. II
viii be remembered that the latter was APP
pointed to succeed Col. Jno. A. Gardner,
who, after several unsuccessful attempts TO
locate the West Tennessee Asylum, re-
signed his position. Our West Tennessee
friends deserve credit for their determine
ton 10 secure that Asylum.
J. W. Moss aud {. II. Crosby, of the ST.
LOUIS and Southeastern road, are registered
at Linck's Hotel.
Col. B. I. Lea and Maj. NJ. NJ. Bright, of
Brownsville. were in the city yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff u. Y. Brown has de-
serted his rural home aud taken up his
residence in the city.
Col. Benz. Lea and A. ID. Bright, ESQ.,,
of Brownsville, were IN the city yesterday.
Despite the heavy negro vote, they are both
can6dent that the Democracy will carry
Haywood county.
w. J. Slater, editor of the Winchester
Home journal, and Frank o. McCOrd, of
Fayetteville, did the Exposition yesterday.
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Whose Baby?

a negro man went to the residence OF
one of our well known citizens last Thurs
day night and pulled the door bell, the
call being answered by an old cOlored wO-
man living on the premises. When she
opened the door, the fellow extended quite
a good sized parcel, apparently bed quilt,
and asked her to take care of il until his re-
tdrn, which be said, would be in very
short time. The old servant took hold of
the bundle, and without stopping to utter
word the man moved rapidly away.
The package was carried in ADD laid down
upon the floor, but in a few moments a faint
cry was heard to issue thereirom. The
bundle was taken up and opened, when, to
the surprise of all, it was found to contain
negro infant about three days old. The
aged daTky was greatly puzzled at this uI-
expected advent Of the little stranger.
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New Advertisements.
Insure in the State Insurance Con

Insure in the State Insurance Company
See advertisement of Chancery sale Of
valuable city property by JnO. b. Robin
son, Clerk and Master, on Saturday, 24th
instant. oct2l-4t
Browns & Cheatham want to buy a neat
residence in Edgedeld.
A salesman wanted. Address 4. g., this
Office.
Thirty dollars will be paid for a good
mich COW at Al South Spruce street.
a cook, white or colOred, wanted at cor
her of Union and Vine streets.
Over one hundred varieties of writing
paper, at less than first cost, at Setliff7s.
A secondhand buggy for sale cheap for
cash at A Church street.
Dwelling, with seven or eight rooms, for
rent by Browns * Cheatham.
r. w. Brown offers for sale, rent or eX-
change, stOrehOuSe No. So South Market
street; also, a dwelling and office, 53 and
% South Cherry.
Parties are cautioned against trading for
two notes, drawn on First National Bank,
which have been lost or stolen.
A house in South Nashville, containing
eleven rooms, for rent very cheap. Apply to
ID. Z. Wilkin.
See Ditson Il Co.'S list of new music
books.
Nathaniel Baxter, Jr., Clerk and Master
of the Chancery Court, will sell some yalu-
able property at the Courthouse door, in
Nashville, on Saturday, Nov. Il.
The Introductory lecture to the regular
course of instruction in the medical de-
partm hts of the University Of Nashville
and Vanderbilt University, will be deliE-
cred in the Representatives Hall, STATE
Capitol, on Monday evening, Oct. 26, by
Prof John IL. Calender.
Hogan Bros. announce, in city notice col
umn. that they DO not intend TO be under
sold by any dry goods house in the city.
Our friends would do well to give them a
call.
John Rauace X Son have on hand fine
stock of boots and shoes for ladies' and gen
Lemen's wear. See what they say in city
notice column.
The miniature house, exhibited az The
Exposition, will he sold at auction to-day.
Francisco, the veteran halter, No. f.
North Market stIeet, is prepared to furnish
his customers and the public generally
with something nice in the hat line. Do
not fail to give him a call.
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Marriage Licences

The County Court Clerk issued marriag,
licenses TO the following persons durin:
the past week:
John A. Winters 10 Ella VesteT.
J. 7. Allen to NJ. A. Linder.
W. J. ClOyd to Sallie Magners.
Henry Piser to Amelia oteinau.
Martin NJ. Mulloy to Mary z. Shea.
George Hall to Lucinda Wade.
Frederick Baily to NJ. X. Tbornburg.
ii. II. Norman to Minnie House.
Andrew E. Dillehay to Mary j. McAllis
ter.
J. A. Thomas TO Donia Gates.
Timothy Dorgan to Margaret Sullivan.
COLoRED.
Ed Hill TO Amy DOlin.
Ben Webster to Matte Mallory.
Henry Drake TO Lavinia Watkins.
Warren GriZZard to Norvella Mathes.
Solomon May to Bette COckrill.
Calvin NewsOm TO Eliza Holt.
Ben Franklin to Laura ChildTeSS.
Beverly Crockett to Lucy Nancy.
Joe Cleveland to Louisa Bamster.
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County Democratic Finance Commit
Stop Thief.

About seven o'clock last Thursday night,
a negro man quietly slipped into the whole
sale shoe house of Wright, Harris x Co.,
On the Public Square, and seized a couple
of knitted coats belonging 10 some OF the
Young men connected with the establish
lnent. One of the clerks happened TO oh
serve him just as be was on the point OF
starting out, and at once gave pursuit. He
followed the thief several squares, but the
chase only resulted ia the recovery of one
-" the coats, which the negro dropped in
bis flight.
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Opening orthe nedIcaI I.ec,ure Course.

The Introductory lecture TO the regular
course of instruction in the medical de
partment Of the University of Nashville
and the Vanderbilt University, will be de
livered in the Representatives Hall next
Monday evening at $50 by DR.. Jno. H.
Calender.
The public generally are invited to be
present, and as the lecturer is one of the
hest posted and most enterprising men in
his profession, he will doubtless be greeted
with full house.
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EXPOSITION PROGRAMME.

Expositions. The old building will proba-
bly, be soon torn down, to make way for
the new custOm-house.
1t is the duty of every citizen to show
their appreciation of the present Board of
Management, by attending this, the last
night of the Exposition of 1874.
The following is the musical programme
for tonight:
German Peace Festival March.
Why Do Weep for Thee?
Devils Let Loose.
Anvil Chorus.
Never Can Forget Thee.
You Never Miss the Water til the Well
Runs Dry.
Home, Sweet Home.
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AVsefuI career Ended.

The funeral Of the late James III. Allen
took place yesterday morning, from the res
idence Of his mother, No. 81 South SUM
nler sueet, Rev. ". Il. Warren conducting
the services His was kindly SpiEit-One
that gained him large circle Of friends
who deeply lament his loss. In the capac
ity of civil engineer, he was identified with
tie construction OF several railroad lines
and other important works. Hevas in The
prime or lite when his career Of usefulness
ended
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Masonic Annual gatherings.

The Grand Council of Masons meets at
the Masonic Temple in this city on Mon
day, the I'd prox. The Grand Chapter
meets on the Wednesday following
The session Of the Grand Lodge COM
mences on Monday, the 10Th prox. An
Grafton will be delivered in the concert
room of the temple by Grand Orator \. W.
Mcconnell, of Huntsville. The public are
cordially invited to attend.
The General Grand Chapter Of Royal
Arch Masons Of the United States will
meet in this city on the Path of next
month. Delegates are expected to be pres
ent from nearly every State and Territory in
the Union.
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Those RaIIroah 0moiaIs.

Hon. ID. f. Standiford, of Louisville, Vice
President, II. V. Newcomb, of Louisville
and G. A. Washington, of Robertson
county, Directors of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad, now in the city in the
interests of their road, held conference
yesterday with the county railroad COM
nIissiOners with reference to the stock in
that road, owned by the county, which was
perfectly satisfactory to all concerned.
They also met a number Of our representa-
tive merchants, to ascertain whether any
complaints were made with regard to ship
ping over the road.
The party proceed South to day.
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The Robertson Association.

An adjourned meeting of the Robertson
Association was held in the office Of Col
II. L. Claiborne, at 4 o'clock yesterday af-
ternoOn. Three new members were elected.
Mayor Howell was present, and made
some explanatory remarks relative to the
action taken by the Common Council con-
corning bill giving to the Association the
power Of dispensing the charity fund of the
city.
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An Old Timer,

Among the visitors to the Office of the
County Court Clerk yesterday was Capt.
Charles Johnson, of the Sixth District of
this county, now in the SD year Of his
age, and resident here since the veal
1900. He was a soldier under Jackson,
and the son ola Revolutionary hero. Capt.
johnson is known TO everybody in his part
of the county, and is a highly esteemed
citizen, without an enemy in the world
Long may he live.
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Rev. Mr.. Hoyrs KnoxvtIIe Lecture.

As already mentioned in the UNION AND
AMERICAN, Rev. 7. A. HOyt, of this city,
delivered his lecture ON the Battle of Kings
Mountain, at Knoxville, on Tuesday even
ing. The music on the occasion was ex-
cellent. The cadets Of the East Tennessee
University were out in force. \ letter
from well-known lawyer at Knoxville, an
active member Of the Historical Society OF
Tennessee, to the Recording Secretary,
says: "Last night, one of the largest and
most brilliant audiences that ever assem-
bled in Knoxville, met to hear our lecture
by Mr.. Hoyt, who did the occasion, the
theme and himself high honor"
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All Ahnnfa XOman.

Randolph jefferson and Milton Boyd,
both colored, had quarrel about one of
their female friends, on North College
street, yesterday morning. The dispute
grew so warm that both parties went TO
pJmmeling each other in a very energetic
manner. While they were thus engaged,
Officer Ryman put in an appearance, and
marched them off to the station house.
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TotaI EcIIsse Of the MOON

In the night of October "A the moon viii
be totally ecipsed throughout the United
States, the first time here in several years.
East of longitude 100 west the middle OF
the eclipse will lake place early in the
morning of Sunday, 25th, but west of that
longitude late in the evening of Sunday 20.
Although the eclipse is called total and
the whole moon will pass through the
shadow Of the earth; our satellite will not
wholly disappear, but viii remain visible,
of the hue of furnished copper. This
eclipse, as above stated, may be seen
throughout the United States and all North
America
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Tracey Academy.

Tracey Academy, at Charlotte, Dickson
county, Tenn, was established in 1906, and
has been in operation ever since, with the
exception of a year or two. For the last
twenty-five years it has matrieulaied,
annually, an average Of one hundred
students, and is row under able and eff
cient management. IL has unexceptiOn-
able advantages in point Of health, moral
atmosphere, cost of living and accessibility.
The trustees call attention - the faculty of
teachers and tuition fees for the ensuing
term. The institution is in a very flourish
ing condition, and Offers great advantages
Ia the uuhlic
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The partnership of Rich, Todd & Go
has been dissolved. The stock of Chains
and Furniture for sale at lowest figures.
Those wishing bargains will find it to their
interest TO call al No. II North College St.
The present reduced prices will continue
but for a short time. Chas. Rich, Receiver.
Oc20 1W
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DIAMOND COAL.

be supplied with this superior Coal at the
lowest market price during the winter. Having
been thoroughly tested, it has given general
satisfaction. IL is a hard coal, viii not crumble
or slack, is easily ignited, burns cheerfnlly but
not too rapidly, leaves no cinder and but few
ashes. IL is both clearly and economical.
Orders left with A. Stretch, at the corner o.;
Union and Cherry streets, viii receive prompt
attention. Yard at the corner of Summer and
Crawford streets.
ssp2 3m ithp j. y. WARD, Agent.
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RIVER NEWS.

Blank &. Indicates no report; cipher (Ol sta
tiOnary; minus q tendency 70 fall; plus ten
Gency 70 rise
We report the river rising at this
point, with feet 1 inch Of water on the
shoals at . p. ". yesterday.
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GENERAL Rnp.ist AssoclatIon.

The General Baptist Association Of Mid
die Tennessee and North Alabama meets
IN this city this morning at 10 A NJ, al
The Central Baptist Church.
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A Rig One.

Information was received at this Office
yesterday, TO sse effect that Mr.. w. NJ.
johnson, an experienced and noted angler,
caught in Pine river, on the 10Th, trout
weighing seven pounds The head is 70 be
sent to Nashville and placed on exhibition.
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New stock of fine Watches, Chains, Jew
elTy, and Silyerware, cheaper than ever, at
Atkinson & Alsted's, Y Cherry street.
Oc4 q
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Trunks, Yalises, Satchels-Ladies' and
Gentlemen's fine Travelling Trunks, Va
Uses and Satchels, in great variety, and at
very low prices, at VIM. Dunsteads Trunk
DEPOT, 80 North College street.
sep23 decd till febI
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Real Esfafe Transrer--

@~1No~G ANonAACE8s
The following transfers Of real estate
were made during the week endihg yes
terday:
Robert II. Gardner TO ThGmasN.
Emerson, one lot in Manches-
Ter. .................... S6S W
Duncan McRea aud William l..
Corditt TO William 5. Hobbs,
colOred, lot No. in j. w.
HaIdlngs plan. leo 10
II. &. Linck to Mary Linck, deed
OF gift, one lot on North Cher
~ street, city.
George Nancy to Mrs. Jeanette
Mckeand, lot No. 262 in Me-
Nairy's West Nashville plan. 1850 %
Jacob III. Mayo to John Winters,
one tract of land in the 23d
and oath Districts. ........ 2j5 %
Ed. ID. WhitwOrth, Sheriff, TO
Samuel Pointer, one lot OH the
corner Of Mallory and Cherry
streets, city.................. go 90
A. j. Baird TO W. b. Baird, deed
Of gift, one lot in Winchester,
Tenn.
Il. Caldwell, Revenue Collector,
to b X Gutter, one tract of
land in the 9th district, known
as lots 23S and 234 on the
Franklin pike.
H. g. Lipscomb to Granville
LipScOmb, one tract Of land in
Franklin county.
j. l.. Yates TO ii. w. BultOrfT,
one tract of land in Mississippi. go %
John L. Greer to w. ). Smith,
23t acres Of land in the l4th
civil district. ................ ITO 70
Mary Ann Wharton TO Samuel ).
Wharton, lots 33 and "a in
SOuthfeld plan on Demon
hreun street, city,.. 1900 90
William Gillespie Brown, 10 An
son Nelson, trustee Of Jane
Browne, deed Of gift, one lot
in the 18th district.
OBryans, Washington and others
TO j. X. p. Smith, one tract of
land in Rutherford county,. 1S2 90
Miss Julia Brady to William
Flannagin and George w.
Sweeny, to personal property.
Francis Shields to Patrick
Shields, lot No. 6 in w. III.
Bedford's subdivision Of lot 81
Balch & WhiteSides' addition. 500 %
p. G. Breen to John NJ. Sturde-
want, parts Of lots 267, PCS and
269 in Maury & ClaibOrne's
aGditlOns ..... .-............ 20 W
j. +. Steele to Noah Gleayes,
one tract Of land known as lot
No. 90 in the Fairfield PLAN
Georgia Deadrick 10 George w.
White, one tract Of land in
leNdS. ....s ................ = ~ W
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Attractive Novelties Elegant Winter
Dress Goods, just opened; styles new and
very attractive. Also, novelties in Cloth
Jackets and Sacques-exquisitely pretty
and at moderate prices. Thompson Bros.
x Kelly, Summer street. oct2l-5t
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct. "A. 100 A. Il.
PrOJQbilities.-FOr Tennessee, the Gulf
aud South Atlantic States, falling barOm-
eter, sOutheaserly winds, rising tempera-
ture, cloudy weather and occasional rain
RIVER NEWS.
DAILY Report q Siege Of Water citA Changes N
tis - H0lTs ending 3 p. n. oct. 3, 1874
ABOVE T CHANGES.
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Next Monday, at Opera House, Nash
vile, Tenn, Golladay's 6Sth Monthly
Drawing. Capital prize, $4,000 in cash.
Tickets only S2.OO-I1 for $50, % for $50,
81 for 500. Form your clubs at once, and
get your tickets from W. G. Price. Do
not wait until the last day, as it will he
impossible for him to supply the demand.
Orders by mail or express, directed to j. X.
Golladay, Bowling Green, Ky, will I've
filed up to departure of last mails Mon
day, the 10th October. Oc22 81
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Ever on the alert, introducing to the
fashionable world articles of taste in the
line of his ayOcation, Francisco, the Yete-
ran Halter, Of IS North Market street, is
ready to show you some new and beautiful
colors of French Hats, his own importa-
ton. Oc24 2t
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Gents Fine Calf Double Sole Boots and
Congress CATERS at John Ramage * Sons,
College street. Oc24 st
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Go to D. n. Neylan's 34a and 35 Pub
lie Square, and examine his stock of choice
Books and Pictures. His Books are in
every style of binding, and by the best au-
thors. His Pictures copies Of the best
masters, and his prices are tosuit the times.
See for yourselves. Oc22 It
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Burt's Fine Shoes for Ladies.-We are
in receipt Of another invoice of Burt's SUI
perior Shoes for fall wear. John Ramage
& Son. Oc24 st
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CAPITAL, 100000.
TWENTY. PER CENT PAID UP
W. w. BERRY, PreS't- WA- A. WEBB, Sect
JNO. PORTERFIELD, Yioe-President-
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
W. W. BEKRY, THOS. D. FIJI,
d. +. CARTER, w. RIllLLlYS. f.
n n GIRDNER JNO. P0RTERFIELD,
DEMPSEY WEAVER, y. = khkA.
mo ri GILBERT. mo. r. WHELESS,
A. g. ADAMS, X. Il. AeLkAN.
IyHIS WELIrKNOWN COMPANY CON
1 tinues to insure property against loss or dam
ave bV ire Its usefulness and willingness TO
meet It's engagements have been shown by the
payment OF over
100000 TO POLICY.HOLDERS
since its organization In ISL.
Those who wish 70 patrOnize = home company
orSanized upon a solid basis AMI conserTa tively
managed, win lind the Equitable, Of Nashville
WORTHY OF their confidence. Tny50 iy lisp.
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Maximum temperature 6 deg, minimum
temperature q deg, mean temperature 6l-7
deg.
Amount OF rainfall in the past "A hours, O.32
inches
Tsle0raPAie Report from Si7aGI Servies CsrDs z.
g. a, Of 06ssr5afi0z, st 3.56 p. Ny Ae
Western CisiOs lin.
Place 2s q 3h''r %S w s:sss Of
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CITY NOTICES.

The Miniature House, exhibited by JOHN
AdkiSson at the Exposition, will be sold at
auction tonight, at O'Clock. Il
Best Flannels at Hogan Brus.
OCH 2t
New Prints at Hogan Bros. Oc34 u
Best Homemade Linsey al Hogan Bros.
OcZ4 u
Best CasSimeres at Hogan BrOs'.
OCH u
Best Black Bombazine at Hogan Bros.
Oc24 2t
We don't allow anybody to sell cheaper
than We. Hogan Bros. Oc24 2t
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CITY NOTICES.


Fall Style Hats at Jesse Ely's.
aug30 satsuR&thtf
Broadway Style SIX Hats at Jesse
Ely's. aGg30 satsun&thtf
New Styles of boys and ehildren's Hats
at Jesse Eiy's. aug;i0 satsunSthtf
"NObby" new style Hats for young
gents at jesse Ely's. aug3O satsun&thtf
DOOley's Yeast Powder is always strict
ly pure, and also put up full weight. 1t
costs no more than impure baking powders,
of light or short weight.
Oc20 d1w&W1t
$4,000 for 500. Golladay's Drawing
next Monday at Opera House, Nashville,
Tenn. Oc22 sc
STATE or THE WEATHER.
Local Report for the City, Friday,
Oct. 23, 1874.
Time BarIThfr Wind Weather.
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Best Cassimeres al Hogan Bros.
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Broadway Style six Hats at Je:
Ely's. agr3O safsunSlthfi
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Fall Style Hats at Jesse Ely's.
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Best Black BOmbazine at Hogan Bros.
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