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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15
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JiabnrnapD Hospital.
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Is ground Fifty arm st. befseSn Bradwa, nd
seventh stands from all other buildings sfOd.
ing abundance of Ish. ali, and y,utilst'Ou.
The Medical ana surgical Sau com posed Of eajiag pby
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Applications admission Of patients made In
AKA IL BcAyh Resident Ihvsciau, ~ the Hospital
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

WILMINGTON. y. G., Dec l4-sp.rit, rurpentlne firm ~
BE I'll 4ZS for strained Tar quiet at 81 81.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-28
ALL OVER THE CITY.

K The DAILY UNION AND AMERICAN is
sept for sale at PSI West Cedar street, by
X. Cartwright.
A milk wagon cOllided with street car
on Cherry street yesterday afternoon, but
the collision resulted IN no damage.
There viii be singing exercises in the
West End Church at , O'Clock this after
noon. The public are invited TO attend.
The ice is out of the Ohio, and passen-
gers are now going through to s.. Louis,
by way Of the Southeastern, without delay.
The WOrk-hOuse committee held meet
ing yesterday afternoon and elected Rich
ard Eubanks and James Mullens, guards at
the city Work-hOuse-
Very little interest was manifested here
yesterday in the Library Drawing at Louis
vile. Evidently Louisville has not gone
for Us as heavily as usual this time.
The Jewish ladies are requested by hrs.
II. Feldman to meet at O'Clock this AFTER
noon in the Synagogue, TO consider bust
ness Of impOi tance.
1t may be regarded as a settled fact-Old
Probs to the contrary Notwithstanding
that 'SpTing time has come, gentle Annie,
when Col. George T. Akers is seen pa
rading College street with two fishing poles
on his left shoulder.
It is now estimated that the holders Of
cotton in Nashville, by Designating the ad-
vice Of those who, at the beginning Of the
wear, cried '.sell," ''unload," etc, have
saved to Nashville and its tributary vicin.
age at least S250,0OO.
A lady's handsome gold watch and chair
will be raffied Of at the West Nashville
Table al the coming Orphans Fair. The
tickets will be sold at one dollar. The
prize is ON exhibition at Atkinson & Al
sted's jeWelry store, Cherry street.
kilograms remain at the Western Union
Office for the following. Office hours Il
10 A. N. and 3 to 3 P. NJ.
D. Hillman & Bro, Bailey & SperTy
Cheatham & Kinney, VIM. Duncan & Co.
| %, VIM. Duncan, T. 5. Mari, Hicks
Houston & Co., Buekner q Co., Il. hcP
Smith, Mrs. J. II. Falls, H. II. Walker, F,
NJ. TAYLOR, DR.. Duncan Eve, RObt. ThOmp
son, Ms. G. b. Brown, w. B. q r. L. Ar,
instead %, Morris & StrattOn (2), ThOs
Parkes, c. ii. StOckell & Co., SpeTy &
! Co., Hart & Hensley, McCTea & Co, 1. K
Chase %, j. n. Carsey, Son & Co., South
ern Newspaper Union, j. J. Lowenthal
Mrs. L. L. Tong, L. II. Lanier & Son, f
NoultOn & Co., Sweeny * Co., Rbea
Smith & Co., a. E. Sneed, DR.. Randall
/ Lyle, Jno. NJ. Bass, Maxwell House.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-28
Neu Advertisements.

Insure in the State Insurance Company.
Greenhalges neuralgia pills are a sue
cure.
vegetable and flower seeds for sale at
Smiths drug store.
Farm. saw and grist mill for sale or e1-
change for city property.
Elaine. a new and reliable oil, free from
explosion, has made its appearance IN our
market. Chas. II. GautheT, sole agent for
the article in this city, invites an Inspection
of its merits.
A full account of the Library drawing
will be found at Neylan's news depot this
evening. -,
Ross Gale & Thomas present the 13Olh
semi-annuaI statement Of the Hartford Fire
Insurance Company, exhibiting assets over
two millions and liabilities less than two
hundred thousand. If this is not safe,
what is?
DR.. Morgan, the well known dentist, has
associated with him DIS. 5. q. Noel and
Henry W. Morgan. The Office and resi-
dence- No. T. and i High street. Firm
excellent and location CONVENIENT.
The ladies viii read with Interest city
nosice Of Lebeck Bros.
Duckw0rth will have full Library draw
ing this evening.
For the old pure, 60 70 the Merchants
Exchange.
Reward for Cameo earring.
Meeting Of GallOw Glasses this evening
at 2:30 O'Clock.
The Philadelphia Store, as usual, is Of
fering splendid goods, and real bargains in
them.
Winstead. Shields * Co. will astonish
the trade next week. They will initiate
Congress, and 60 it day and night all the
week with an auction sale that will furnish
almost everything. Drop in.
Attachment sale at auction by Barnes &
Co. on Tuesday next.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-28
CRIMINAL NOTES.

John Robinson, q cOlored individual, was
sent TO the wOrk-hOuse for two weeks, yes
terday, on the charge of vagrancy.
The case Of the State vs.. Burton Neal,
murder, IS still pending in the Criminal
Court. argument being not yet concluded.
B.F. Chsdduck was committed to the
county woTkhouse by the Criminal Court
Yesterday, on the charge OF gaming.
In the Recorders Court, yesterday, Gen.
Smith, colOTed, was fined so for unbe-
coming conduct and using profane language.
David Wilson, cClored, has been guilty
Of such disorderly conduct that Judge Du-
ling sent him down to the WOrk-house for
thirteen days, yesterday morning.
James Tate, before Justice Cassetty yes
terday, on the charge Of assaulting 81. F..
Pearce with pistol, gave bond in the sum
Of $500 for his appearance before the Grim
inal Court.
Samuel Medlin, arrested at the instance
Of J. NJ. Linder, on the charge OF a breach
of trust, gave bond for his appearance next
Saturday, before Justice Creighton.
7. J. Bell, the c0lOred attorney who as
saulted a cOl0red Justice of the Peace,
named VIM. Butler, a few days since, was
up before Justice Creighton yesterday, The
suit was dismissed at the defendants cost.
A negro named Hardin Ridley was taken
before Justice Everett, yesterday, on the
charge Of stealing two pairs Of blankets
from NJ. Spears. The prosecutor with
drew the warrant and the prisOnerdischargd.
The judgment of the Circuit Court for
Giles county in the case of John c. Cald-
well, sentenced 70 fifteen years in the peni-
Tertiary for horse stealing, was affirmed by
the Supreme Court yesterday and the pris-
oner WIS removed to the penitentiaTy.
Ed. Bradley, a cOlOTed gImin, was ar
rested by officer Cavert yesterday on the
charge Of assault and battery, aud commit
ted to the work house for q hearing tO-mOT-
row morning. Bradley and an Italian
named Louis Rogers undertook to whip
jim Haley, a negro, a few days ago.
Emma Chamberlain and Cora Trabue, q
duet of dusEy damsels confined in the
workhou5e, had a fight yesterday afternoon.
Emma hit the latter in the back with a
rock, and was locked up in the dungeon,
VII re she will stay till tomorrow morning,
4 young man Of highly respectable
pa7entage was arrested and taken before
Justice Creighton yesterday on the charge
of stealing q pocket book, containing SO,
from an Edgefeld Alderman. After having
recovered the money, the prosecutor with
drew the warrant.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-28
THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Decisions In the supreme
Cour1

Yesterdays Decisions I'm the supreme
The Supreme Court rendered the follow
ing decisions yesterday:
Nicholson, G. State rs. COEley; af-
firmed.
Baber VS.. Bigley; modified and af-
firnled.
Hubbard, administrator, vs.. Ewing ct al;
affirmed.
Chadwell, executor, vs.. Lawrence; report
confirmed.
jordan, Marsh & Co. vs.. Bateman ct al;
motion dismissed.
Woodward rs. Hurt ct al; modified az
fTmed and renamed.
Evans vs.. Charlton ct al; remanded.
Stevens vs.. Gregory; reversed.
Dearderick J.-Rainey vs.. Herbert; re-
YeTsed and remanded.
Whitleyvs. Chapman q Reeves; reversed.
KimbrOugh vs.. KimArOugh; modified and
remauded.
Wright, administrator, vs.. Morgan; moCi-
fed aud decree here.
Smith vs.. Graves; modified and affirmed.
Burns vs.. Ewing Moss; affirmed.
Spencer ct al. vs.. Armstrong ct al; AZ
frmed.
Richardson vs.. Collins; reversed and bill
dismissed.
Roach rs. MunfOrd; affirmed.
Woodward ct al. vs. DTaughan eI ais;
modified and remanded.
Barbee, administrator, vs.. Barbee ct al;
affirmed aad remanded.
Johnson, administrator, vs.. Henry ct al;
affirmed and r5manded.
Drake ct al. vs.. Drake ct al affirmed.
Mcfarland, J.-TUthill e. al. vs.. Gloon;
affirmed.
Frierson vs.. Davidson; report confirmed.
Freeman, J.-Bamberger, Bloom * Co.
vs.. Hewitt Benson ct al; affirmed.
Brown, executor, ct al. vs.. DOrtch ct al;
supplementary bill dismissed.
Swami IS. Castleman; affirmed and re-
manded.
Malone, executor, rs. Fall e. al; mod.
fled.
Moore vs.. Mallory and wife ct al; af-
frmej.
Turney J.-Besch vs.. Saulpaw; affirmed.
Alley and wife vs.. Hulsey q casey;
affirmed.
Armstrong & Co. vs.. Warner; affirmed.
Collins vs.. Memphis, GAINESVILLE and
Louisville Railroad Company; reversed
and remanded.
COwan, administrator, vs.. Larkin, ad-
mlnistTatOr; affirmed.
Few vs.. State; reversed.
Eatherly vs.. State; reversed and re-
manded.
Sneed, caldwell vs.. State; affirmed.
Hollis vs.. Hollis ct al; decree here.
ClOyd ". Byron and wife; reversed and
account here.
Owen vs.. Brown; affirmed.
Stewart IS. Wynn; affirmed.
May IS. Jackson; writ Of error dismissed.
ChildresS Us. ct al; motion dismissed.
Villines vs.. Stale; affirmed.
Selsey vs.. Wright ct al; writ Of error
dismissed.
CRIMINAL COURT-State IS. Burton
Neal, cOlOred, murder; pending.
PROBATE COURT. r. Waller appoint
ed administrator upon the estate Of Pearce
| Waller, deceased.
Josiah Mallory appointed administrator
upon the estate Of Indiana Mallory, de-
ceased.
]. H. Matthews appointed administrator
upon the estate Of Lewis Matthews, de-
PaagnH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-28
OR BLIND SCHOOL.
What a Legislative Committee saV
There Yesterday.

What a Legislative Committee Saw
There Yesterday.
The members Of the Committee on
Charitable Institutions visited the Iennes-
see School for the Blind yesterday, accom-
panied by several members Of the Legisla-
ture, numbering in all about thirty.
They left the ladies' entrance Of the
Maxwell House at , O'Clock in the after
noon, in con7eyances furnished for that
purpose. Arriving at the institu-
ton, which is located in South
Nashville, they were shown through
the building and expressed themselSes as
highly pleased with the Improvements that
have been made since the adjournment Of
the last General Assembly. They were
entertained with some excellent music
rendered by some Of the blind pupils, and
also witnessed some specimens Of their
handiWork. Tie pupils gave an exhibit
ton Of their proficiency in reading and
spelling to the perfect satisfaction Of their
visitors.
The institution is under the direct su-
pervision of Mr.. StUrdevant, a gentleman
HIGHLY Intellectual and well qualified to
perform the duties dsvOlved upon him. He
has an excellent corps Of teachers, all Of
whom are competent and discharge the
duties attached 20 their avOcati0ns in a
creditable and satisfactory manner.
There is great need Of funds to complete
the improvements OF the building and
grounds, and for this purpose a bill has
been introduced in the House and will
doubtless soon become a laT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-28

Hon. N. C.. Kerr, Congressman elect
from the New Alb my District Of Indiana,
accompanied by his wife, arrived in the
city yesterday and took rooms at the Max
well House. NJ. Kerr is en- route for the
South for the benefit Of his health, which
has been in an impaired condition for some
time. Calls were made for him at the ser
enade given to Judge LOchrane last night,
but be was too unwell TO appear. He will
remain in the city until tomorrow morn
ing.
City Marshal Pitman went to Evansville
yesterday.
Our young friends W. W. Gray and J.
A. DraughOn, of this city, who have been
in attendance upon lectures at the Bellevue
Hospital Medical College, Of New York
city. graduated with distinguished honor
at that institution few days ago.
). FARMLAND, J. Grady and NJ. Davis,
trio Of Nashyille's dry goods merchants,
left for New York last night. They win
devote. several weeks to laying in spring
stocks.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-28
I,eninckr,s 60 Preaeher.

Rev. Stuart Robinson, ID, the dlslin-
guished divine Of Louisville, KY, WHO has
many friends and admirers in Nashville, is
in tie city and will preach at the First
Presbyterian Church this morning and to-
night. The congregations Of the Second
Presbyterian and Moore Memorial Churches
unite with that Of the First Church 10 hear
him. The sermon at night VIII be to the
Young men.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-28
An Engineers Death.

The engineer on the Elizabethtown and
Paducah road who was shot in the left
lung in an ARRAY at NOuOnville, KY,
wednesday night, died at O'Clock yester-
dav morning. His body will be brought TO
this city for burial.
1t is said the party who did the shooting
acted in self-defense.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-28
THE CIRCUIT COURT.
An order Affecting the Remainder OF
the Present Term.

At meeting Of the bariyesterday to con-
slider whether the Circuit Court should adj
iourn, the following resolutions were
adopted;
Resolved, that it is the sense Of the bar
that the honorable Circuit Court do not ad-
iourn, but that the jury be dispensed with
for the remainder Of the term; that the
court meet on Friday Of each week, as here
tofo-e, for the purpose Of dispOsing Of mo-
tions. which are placed on the motion
docket under the rule; that the clerk be
directed to open a nonjuTy docket, upon
which cases may be placed by agreement
of parties, to be tried by his honor, the
Judge; that cases so placed on the non-jury
docket by agreement, shall be called per
emptOrily for trial on Friday Of each week,
after the motion docket is disposed of.
Resolved further, that the regular trial
docket for the week be called by the court
on Friday, for the purpose Of dispOsiDg Of
uulitiEated cases.
The resolutions were submitted 10 JUDGE
Baxter, with the request that be order
them spread upon the minutes. He so or
dered.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-28

On next Friday night the ladies O. the
First Baptist Will give an entertainment
fo- the benefit Of the poor Of the church. 1t
viii be in the nature Of theatrical based on
the parable Of the ten virgins. They have
worked hard and will present an enjoyable
religious play, written expressly for the
occasion 10y the managers Cfths affair. Let
them have an audience commensurate with
the pains and talent bestowed and bwOTthy
Of the charitable object.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-28
Anlusernenfa.

The Jack and Jill PantOmime Troupe,
which is to be at the Opera House next
Tuesday and Wednesday nights, proposes
to present in all respects a frst-class enter
tainment. They have been playing last IN
Louisville and giving the highest satistac-
ton. The company consists Of thirty
artists, and gives Z performance rarely
equalled in variety Of attractions. The
manager, W. W. Newcomb, is the widely
known and popular king Of minstrelsy.
Reserved seats can be had at McClures.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-28
HOrtuRrv RenOrt,

The Health Officer reports 20 deaths for
the week ending yesterday. OF the de-
ceased y were white and s cOiored; Z
adults and 13minOIs; Il natives Of Tennes-
see, , Of other parts Of the United States,
and 1 of another country. One died OF
peritonitis, Of pneumonia, 1 Of typhoid
pneumonia, Of phthisis pulmOnalis, 1 Of
uremea, / of whO0ping cough, unknown
and 2 were still-born. Eight were resi-
dents of the Seventh Ward.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-28
A benevolent Derree CouncII.

DR.. J. W. Harmon organized q BenevO-
lent Degree Council, United Friends Of
Friday night. The following are the OIL
GERS:
J. J. Zachary, Worthy Chancellor; Isaac
Litton, Vice Chancellor; W. K. Miller, Re
corder; W. Z. HaygOOd, Comptroller and
Treasurer; James Wheless, Chaplain; J. W.
Robert, Marshal; j. E. Foster, Assistant
Marshal, and VIM. Garrett, Guardian.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-28
Rules for the county wOrI-hOuse.

The County W0rk-house Committee
have framed exCellentrules and regulations
for the government Of that institution.
The keeper and guards are required to
search the inmates every night, to see that
they have no implements that could be
used in breaking out Of prison. The use
Of pr0flne or vulgar language, either by
officers or prisoners, is eXpTessly prohibIted.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-28
HOP az GaIIatIn.

One Of the most pleasant affairs Of the
season took place at the Sindle House In
Gallatin, Friday night. 1t was largely al
tended by the beaux and bellies Of that
thriving town, and enjoyment reigned SUI
preme. Luther Ewings band discussed
The music.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-28
FIockinr % the Course.

The flyers are gathering at the course in
very respectable numbers. j. r. Barry, OF
Sumner county brought in two last week.
j. II. Davis is on the way from st. Louis
with 4 string Of seven. Several other
stables are expected to arrive during the
present week.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-28

To Lovers Of Fresh Imported Cigars
The constant increase Of our trade las en-
abled US to receive weekly fresh supplies of
the best imported brands, which we offer
to sell at low prices. Call and try them,
at S. Kirshbaum & Co.'S, 81 Church street.
fsbST d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-28

IfyOu want a Fresh Imported Cigar call
On S. Kirsbbaum & Co., 81 Church street.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-28

Chas. Breyer's Barber Shop, Nos. "A
and 10 Deaderick street, has full force Of
competent white BARRIERS. He is always
prepared to wait on his customers prompt
", and guarantees satisfaction. he is also
prepared to give the Russian or any other
kind Of Bath. janis eOd2m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-28

next meeting OF the society Will De Ielu
next Friday afternoon at McKendree
Church, three o'clock in the afternoon.
All are invited who wish to take part in
this mission.
PREAMBLE.
We, the undersigned women Of Nash
vile and vicinity, being deeply impressed
Of the need Of greater missionary eXertion
among our people at home, aud feeling
sOlemnly responsible to God for the power
and privilege of doing good, proceed to or
ganizs the Women Of the Cross.
CONSTITUTION.
Article 1. This organization shall be
named the Women Of the Cross.
Art. II. The object Of this Society shall
be to ql0rify God. First, by attention to
our own growth in grace and in the knowl-
edge Of the Scriptures. Secondly, by visit
ing the poor, and the afflicted,
prisoners and strangers, and seeing
that they ale provided with
the Scriptures, religious instruction,
and Christian sympathy. Thirdly, by do
ing good to the bodies Of our fellow-beings
as Gods providence shall enable US, by
aiding them to get employment and iHcul-
eating among, them industry, cleanliness and
temperance.
Art. III. Each member shall pay into the
treasury fifty cents per month in advance,
TO be used in the interests Of the society, as
occasion may demand.
Art. ". All business matters connected
with the society shall be brought before
the body proper, and the voice of the ma
jUr.ty shall be its sovereign power.
Ant. V. The officers, elected by the mem
bers Of the society, shall be as follows: a
President, whose duty it shall be to preside
al all meetings Of the society, ac-
cJpiing to general parliamentary
rules, ard sign all orders on
the treasurer; a secretary who shall keep a
record Of the proceedings of the society in
book provided for the purpose, shall take
charge Of the general books and papers OF
the society, and countersign all orders On
the treasurer; q treasurer, who shall take
charge Of all funds belonging to the sOcie-
ty, shall make minute report in writing
Of the financial condition OF the society at
each monthly meeting, and shall pay out
such funds only upon orders signed as here
in prescribed; a Bible-WOman who shall
labor for the great object Of that society,
especially as set forth in the second 7 art Of
Art. Ii, following any general plan pre-
scTibed by the voice Of this body, and sub
hitting written report of the WORK at
each monthly meeting; a vice-pres-
ident aud a manager from each
congregation represented in the
society, who together shall have power as a
special committee to superintend any local
matter pertaining to our work in their own
congregation, reporting their proceedings
at the next general meeting.
Art. VI. This constitution may be al
tered at any general meeting by a two
thirds vote Of all the members Of the so
ciety. Mrs. +. C.. HERRICK,
President.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-28

Broadway Style Silk Hats and new
style Soft and Silk Hats, just opened at
Jesse Ely's, Al Cherry street.
fab0T II
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-28

Fresh Imported Cigars just received at
S. Kirshbaum & Co.'s, 81 Church street.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-28

Table Linens, Towels and Napkins,
cheap; bleached and brown Domestic, at
cost; Dress Goods offered regardless ofeOst;
Cassimeres and Jeans, for men and boys
wear, Is cents and upwards, at the Phila-
delphia Store. feb2S It
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-28

Hosiery, Gloves and Notions, very cheap
Shoes! Shoes! the greatest bargains ever
offered, at the Philadelphia Store, p Pub
lie Square. feb2S II
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-28

Han increasing demand indicates a grow
ing popularity, and if a growing popularity
is any evidence Of merit, then we are war
ranted in speaking Of Francisco's Spring
STYLES Hats, and invite the needy to visit
him at his Hat Emporium, No. As North
Market street. feb27 It
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-28

First Prize in Library Drawing.-Duck-
worth & Co. will be open this evening from
Z 10 s, to allow any one TO get the Courier
.To,rHG! with full account Of drawing.
feb2S 1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-28

NV entire stock Of fine Boots and Shoes
at reduced rates for cash. 81 n. College
street. B. II. Eatherly. janS1 sun If
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-28
SHIRTS
MADE TO ORDER!

Now is the time to leave
your Measure for Fine Dress
and Business Shirts, made Of
the very best Materials and
at Prices within the reach
Of all, at
HUNTING TON'S,
Opposite the Maxwell House.
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