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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-21

j. Ii Stainbacll, who cut John Walding
in The cheek with a knife, in North Nash
vile last Sunday afternoon, was up before
Justice Baskette yesterday for trial. The
investigation was postponed till the Sd Of
next month, and the defendant bound over
in the sum Of $500 for his appearance at
that time. MeSsrs. Bate, Morris and
Smith were employed as his counsel. 1t
was az first thought Walding's wound
would prove fatal, but he is now likely to
recover.
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OVER THE CITY.

Thirty dollars at Police Court yesterday
morning.
Thad Whites last drunk cost him SO in
the Police Court yesterd. y.
John Vaughan, in jail en- the chsTge Of
gaming, was released yesterday.
We are indebted to Mr.. Charles 4. Terry
for Evansville papers ahead Of the mail.
AlmOre Thompson. was fined SO by
Judge Duling yesterday, for having com
mitted an assault on a cOlOred female.
cold South Carolina" a famous colored
Jehu Of Nashville, says, "Times is gwine
TO get better, and don't you forget it."
Charles Miller was committed 20. Jail
yesterday CD a capias from the Criminal
Court charging him with carrying conceal
ed weapons.
The new block of Lea and Watkins on
Market street viii require, before its COM
pletiOn, about 200 ear loads Of lumber Of
flooring, jOists, etc.
Maj. Ross, coloTed, charged with obtain
ing goods under false preterces from Eliza
Pickett, co,oTed, was committed to jail by
Justice Basketle yesterday.
The Chattanooga train due here at $40
p. n, was delayed till 1l:45, on account of
he hange on one of the engine wheels
having been partly broken OIL.
A horse attached TO an express wagon
ran away near the Louisville depot yester-
day afternoon. The driver caught a hard
fall by being thrown across the rails of the
street car track.
The Frdnklia RerielC says: The St.
Joseph Total Abstinence Band, from Nash
vile, played some of the sweetest airs ever
heard in this town last Saturday night.
Come again.
A debt Of Sl5O,OOO owing the State from
the Tennessee and Pacific Railroad Com
pany, fell due on the 9th inst. No action
has yet been taken looking to a settlement
either by debtor or creditor.
Sarah Smith and Sarah Bell were sent to
| the county woIk-hOuse BY Justice Bas-
kettle yesterday on the charge Of vagrancy.
The former vert down for fifty-twO days,
while the latter's term is double that num-
| Der.
While in c. C. Giers' Art Gallery The
other day we noticed Charles Paret, his
| popular artist, at work on life size pastelle
1 picture made from very small miniature.
/ For exquisite cOloring il is hard 70 excel.
! Mr.. Paret stands at the head Of his profess
sion.
The Superintendent of the Capitol says
| that edifice is now visited by 200 to SOC
strangers daily. They are principally from
| Louisville and Cincinnati-taking advan.
tage Of the low rates of warning railways c
come and see The Capital and Capitol Of
| Tennessee.
A spear was found IN secret nook Of the
! State Library yesterday, bearing a tag
| which states that it was one of the weapons
brought TO HaTuer's Ferry by John Brown
with which to arm the negroes OF Virginia
for Instruction. It was presented and for.
warded to the State Library Of Tennesses
| in 1861.
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In Chancery at Nashville

OTATE OF TENNESSEE, OFFICE CLERK
- and Master Chancery Court, NaghvilI.g
August the 9Th, lS5.-Patrick COsgrove, CEJu5
plainant5 vs.. Peter MaiOney and wife q as
Defendants. H'
IL appearing from affidavit fled in fhfs cars,.
that the defendants, James McGul. Ann No
Gill and James Edward MCGu ara uou-resi-
dents Of the State Of Tennessee: and IL Further
appearing that an attachment has issued In tbis
case, and has been returned levied upOD the foI
loving property, viz: A house and lot on Pearl
street. IN she city Of Nashville Tenn. fronting
p feet on said street and running back f65 feet
Reference Is made to Book 81, d. I62, II. D. ID. 81
Tor description by metes an8 bounds. Also, a
Judgment for SI35, recovered BY the said Cos
grove against one Morris Husscy in the Law
Court az Nashville, and from which said Hussevy
appealed 70 the Supreme Court.
lt Is therefore ordered that said defenterrfs,
enter their appearance herein before or within
the hrst three days OF the uext term OF said
Court, 70 be held on the first Monday in October
next, (lsI5,) and plead, answer, or demur 70
compliments bill, or the same viii be taken
for confessed as to them and set Tor hearing e,
parte, and that copy OF this order be published
for four consecutive weeks In the Nashville
Union and American.
A COpy-Attest:
NATHANIEL BAXTER
Clerk and Mashsr
". G. & NJ. II. Brien, Jr., Solicitors for Com
plalntnt. aug5 OaW1t
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LEGAL SALES.
No. S,2S7.l
III CHa5IceFy at .E'aSHUiEEe.


GTATE OF TENNESSEE. OFFICE CLERK
- and Master Chancery Court, Nashyiile
August the 18th, 1s75.-M. q. Settle. CompIaiU-
ant vs. Geo. ". Strobe ct ais, Defendants
lt appearing from affidavit Sled in this causs
that the defendant, Geo. W Strobe, ia a non
resident Of the State Of Tennessee. and 1T fur
Their appearing that an attachment has issued i'm
this case, and has been returned levied upOn The.
following property, viz: The legal and eouft-
able interest Of Geo W Strobe and T. H. ions
IN large brick factory building in south
Nashville, near the corner OF Wharf
avenue and the MurfreesbcrO turnpike.
together with the land on which ID b
situated; also lots numbered from SIS TO SO in
elusive, In Maury & ClaibOrne's addition 10
Nashville, plan Of which Is registered in r. o.
-. C., being the Identical land convened by NJ
i. Claiborne to T. n. Jones & Co III is
therefore ordered that said defendant enter
his appearance herein before or within he
first three days Of the next term OF said Court.
TO be held on the first Monday I'm October next
tlsI5), and plead, answer or demur 10 COMPLAIN
ants bill, OF the same viii be taken for con-
feSSed a. 70 him, and set for hearing ex parte
and that a copy Of this order be published for
four consecutive weeks i'm the Nashville Union
and American.
COpy-Attest:
NATHANIEL BAXTER. ,Tr
Clerk and Master.
Allison Alexander & W. G. Mundy, SoliSitors
Tor Complainant. aEg5 na94t
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FRIENDSHIP.
Meeting Of Tennessee Council, U. F. OF
t, Last Night.

L, Last Night.
a friendship degree meeting of Tennes-
see Council No. 80, U. F. of T., was held
at Temperance Hall on Union street last
night. Over one hundred members were
present from the following Councils:
Lindsey, No. 405; Cumberland, No. 406;
Our Council, No. 404; Excelsior, No, $50;
By Town, No. $50; Richland, No. $40.
Degrees were conferred upon upwards Of
forty persons. The assemblage was treated
to refreshments in the shape of ice cream
and cake. Interesting remarks were made
by Dr.. George S. Blackie, James Wheless
and others.
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Mhrriedin Dickson CoYD,v

Mr.. Alexander Hard, Of this city, and
Miss Carrie Moody, of Dickson county,
were married Thursday night, at the resi-
dence Of the brides father, at Gillem Sta
ion. The uuptisl ceremony was perform
ed by The Rev. DR.. Moody. The bride is
a daughter Of Hon. W. !. bloody, ex Sen
ator from the counties Of Hickman, Perry,
Humphreys, Dickson. Cheatham and
Houston. a namber Of Mr.. Hards Nash
vile friends went down TO see him made
haDDV
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SENATOR KEY.
ChattanOOga's JubiIatlOn over His
AARnfurFuauf

Appointment.
The Chattanooga Times Of yesterday
contains the following report OF the demon
stTatiOn there ia honor Of the new Sen
atOr:
Feeling that il the appointment Of Hon.
D. NJ. Key to succeed Andrew johnson,
Gov. Porter had conferred an honor upon
the city, as well as selected one of the most
popular and one Of the ablest men in East
Tennessee, the people last night allowed
their enthusiasm and joy to find vent in the
building Of bon fires and the explosion of
fireworks. The Chattanooga Light Guards,
accompanied by the Light Guard band, sere-
uaded the Senator al his residence, and a
large number Of citizens called to cOngratU-
late him. Being imPOrtUned 20 address the
crowd, Senator Key made a few remarks, in
which he expressed his qualification al the
numerous manifestations Of the friendly Is
TEEN entertained for him by the people OF
Chattanooga Of all politics, races and see
ti0ns. He hoped that he would be able to
meet the snticipatiOns Of his friends. He
was no politician, and had been so long en-
gagged in purely Judicial duties that he
feared he had almost forgotten how to make a
speech. Everybody knew what his pOliJi-
cal principles were, but he was not a psrti-
zan, and he trusted that in the discharge Of
his new duties he would not be actuated
merely by party motives but by an earnest
desire to accomplish some good for the
country. He lid nO5 expect to enter the
Senate to work for the interest Of his sec
tion only, but for the welfare Of the whole
country. In conclusion, he thanked the
gentlemen present for this manifestation OF
their esteem, and trusted that he might I've
enabled TO continue to merit it.
"Iis remarks were greeted with loud APP
plause, and after all present who desired
had personally congratulated the Senator,
the band played few national airs and the
crowd dispersed with cheers for Senator
Key
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AIN Hnnr-

Areport that Coroner James Il. Brantly
had difficulty with, and fatally shot Law
renee Kuhn, was widely circulated over the
city yesterday evening, but the Tumor
proved to be without the least foundation.
We understand an Edgefeld man was The
author of the canard, and hei should feel
ashamed Of himself for having put such a
report in circulation.
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AMONG StendhaI's papers. after his death.

AMONG OtendhaI5 papers, alter ms death,
was found a paper headed "My Wishes. 4"
Among these was to be found the singular
and prophetic phrase, Il should like to die
of apoplexy at the corner Of a street p The
same idea is expressed in his correspond
ence. at seems to me that there is moth
ing ridiculous about dying in the street, if
it is not done on purpose" he writes. His
death was exactly that which he had de-
sired. He fell dead Of apOplexy one day
while passing through the Rue Meuye des
Capucines.
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Delay of a North bound Traiu

The Louisville Commercial Of yester-
day says: "The passenger tram on the l..
& n. railroad, due here at $50 A. NJ, yes
terday, was detained four hours by an &C
eident between BristOW and Bowling
Green. The cylinder-eap Oh the lOcOmo-
tive was blown off about five miles from
Bowling Green, which forced one of the
rods into the cab, and damaged the car.
An engine from Bowling Green brought
the train 10 the city. None Of the passen-
gers were injured"
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Candidates and Friends

VIII please remember that 1t has been q
rule in this Office for several years TO charge
for all calls to run for Office, and replies TO
the same. The charge for this class Of
matter is twenty cents per line, payable in
ad rsnce.
Communications Oh sucu matters sent 70
us without compliance with the above Tuie,
sas thrown in the waste basket.
or-1- tf
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FELL INTO A CISTERN.
sad AeeIdent 40 q LIllIe One.

SAD AcciuenI 10 a AAttte Ones
Charlie Price, four years Of age, a son Of
p. @. Price, while playing in the yard at
bis home on Oak street, Edgefald, about D
o'clock yesterday afternoon, fell into els
tern fifteen feet deep, which was empty at
the time. The water bad been pumped
out to repair the cistern, and had also been
left uncovered, and the unfortunate little
fellow was running backward when he
made the fatal step. His father was stand
ing near when the accident occurred, and
at once ran to his child's assistance. a lad
der that some Workmen had been using in
the cistern was close at hand, and with the
aid Of it Mr.. Price soon got his son out.
The child was very badly hurt by the fall,
his skull having been fractured. The ply
sicians could not ascertain at the time
whether be was internally injured.
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The Chattanooga Times Of yesterday
saws: about noon yesterday man by
the name OF Waits, recently employed in
tbe W. & 4. ward, while coupling cars was
cauObt and crushed sideways between the
couplings, fracturing one rib and lnIgrng
the bowels. The injury IS very painful and
may prove serious, it being Impossible to
tell how badly he is injured inWardly.'
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a BIG THING
FOR THE
CENTENNIAL
AND FOR THE WORLD
Steam Engines Completely
ReUOT1EEiORi$ed.
A Motor Power that Leaves Keeley's
in the Shade. by q Citizen of
Nashville, Tenn.

SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 81, BE-
= tween the hours Of and O'Clock, at j.
o. Romans Foundry. on Cherry street, near
Broad, viii be made public demonstration Of
this great Motor Power All persons who are
interested in anything Of the kind, are respect
fully invited 10 be present 70 witness its wonder
fal operation. Now Is the time Tor few men
who have a few thousand dollars, TO make an in
dependent fortune augZl1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-21
HE WANTED A WATCH,
And His Method of Getting Ii Landed
Him in Jail.

Detectives Fields and Watson yesterday
arrested negro named Albert johnson, on
the charge Ofstealing a silver watch, valued
at sixty dollars, from one of the cOlored at
taches of the pOStOffice. johnson had
sWapDed the watch off for ole worth about
five dollars, and two and a half TO boot,
but the detectives succeeded in tracing it
up and recovered it. The prisoner was
taken before Justice Everett and committed
% Jail for trial next Monday morning at 10
o'clock. He acknowledged the theft of the
watch and said he stole pistol and dollar
and a half in money from the same party.
He said he spent the money and thew the
pistol away.
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"NULLA BONA"
4 singular suit ia the Chancery
Court.

The commissioners appointed under act
Of Congress to wind up the affairs Of the
Freedmen's Savings and Trust Company
and J. J. Carey, receiver Of the Nashville
branch, got judgment against Abe Smith
and others al the January term last of the
Circuit COuIs for S4,4i6.l4. Subsequently
an execution was placed in the hands Of
Sheriff WhitwOrth, who, after diligent
search, returned the paper to court endorsed
s'nulla bona"
In the belief that Smith has transferred a
considerable amount Of personal property
for the purpose Of keeping it out Of the
reach of f. fGS., complainants have Just
filed a bill in the Chancery Court against
him and another party, to them unknown.
The bill alleges that Smith is the owner Of
six United States bonds Of $1,000 each and
q cold watch worth $50, all Of which he
has UnlawfUlly transferred, to said unknown
person, and prays that he and the IN
known party be cited 10 appear and answer
the charges. The bill alleges that Smith
recently gave in his watch and bonds TO be
taxed, showing that they still belong to
him.
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A LOUisvIlIian's admiration OF the
Gait

A stranger from Louisville came to
Nashville and went up on the Hill to "do'
tEe Capitol. He called for the Superinten-
dent and stated that he wanted to go
through the building, if there were no OF
iectionS. ''Certainly nOne," replied that
officer, and the visitor started through,
simply remMkiDg that lie had always
thought the Gal House was the finest
structure in the woTl-, but be believed it
was surpassed by cur State-house.
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The river is again falling at this point.
The Eddyville arrived from Cairo. A
considerable part Of her cargo was wheat.
She departs for Cairo to-day, and the Cooke
leaves for the upper Cumberland.
PITTsBURG, Aug. 2O.-River feet III
inches, and rising. Weather clear.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 2O.-Riyer Is feet 8
inches, and falling slowly. Weather clear.
LOUISVILLE, Aug 2O.-River stationary,
with Z feet 4 inches in canal and feet 2
on tie falls. Weather cool and clear.
EVANSVILLE, Aug. 20.-RiyeI IA $40
feet, and falling fast. Weather clear. Mer-
curry 81 to so.
CAIEo. Aug. 2O.-Riyer s. feet Sinches;
falling nearly inch per hour.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 21.--Riyer has fallen p
inches. Weather clear.
LITTLE Rock, Aug. 2O.-River feet 8
inches, and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2O.--River fell Z
inch.
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snIn PennIe., Idne stock.

Thirty-fi7e hundred dollars Of steam
boat stock changed hands in this city day
before yesterday. Capt. Lowell sold his IL
terest in the Peoples Line of the Cumber-
land, to Capt. s Harrison and Armstrong.
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Arson nt CInrEsrIIIe.

The Third Ward School house in Clarks
Vile, was set on fire last Wednesday night
but fortunately Mr.. Mcneil discovered il
in time to estingush the flames before any
serious damage was done. As yet there j,
no clue to the perpetratOr.
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CITY NOTICES.

Wear one Of FranciscO's Best -
Those beautiful imported French Hats, all
cOlOrs, and so popular for fall and win
ter, are now ready at As North Market.
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Farmers Plush

A gentleman from Bellbuckle yesterday
said the farmers in that locality were in
better circumstances than at any time since
the War-ti at they had more money and
felt better. We have no doubt that this is
the case in many parts Of the State.
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LOB ROOMS OF TIE UNION & ANIEF
MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GAINESVILLE, Ten
nessee, Aug. Is, 1875, RICHARD MORGAN, JR. ,
OF Dallas, Texas, and LILY OWEN formerly Of
Lebanon, daughter OF DR.. and Mrs j. NJ SAT-
fOri Ceremony BY Rev. L. L. LurtOn, at the
residence Of the brides brOther-in-laW, Hon H.
H LurtOn. No cards.
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Don't drink impure wa.

Don't drink impure water. We now
have on hand and are prepared to furnish
to consumers and to the trade, in large or
small quantities, the Tripoli Stone, the
only perfect filter ever introduced in Nash
Vile. Also Tripoli Brick, to work in els
terms. Once tried they will never be de-
MED. Murray & Regain. aug17 st
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Minus Three DIgits.

Last Thursday a negro boy, while at
work on a farm near Gallajin, got his hand
caught in a thueshing machine and had It
badly mangled. Three Of his fingers were
amputated by Drs. + steT aud Gray.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Aug. q, 100 A. n.
PTObdbilities.-For the Gulf States,
Tennessee and the Ohio valley, warmer
and G ear or fair weather in the interior,
and light rains near the coast, with south
east to southwest winds, and falling ba-
rOmeter.
The Ohio river, and the Mississippi at
Memphis and stations above, will continue
to fall. The Mississippi will probably rise
slightly az Yicksburg and Helena
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DISNTUKES-Near Edgefield Junction, Da-
wilson county, Tenn, on Saturday, the lith
inst., WILLIAM PAUL, son OF Marcus L. ana
Ada B. Dismukes, age 10 months
Waco, Texas, and Dallas papers please copy.
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The celebrated American Needle Cotton
Gin is for sale by Robert c. Collier & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Hardware
and Mill Supplies, No. 81 North College st.
augl survived I'm
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BAETEmGRE AND 0HIO RAILROD.
The shortest ana quickest route TO Wash
fngtOn, Baltimore. the East and Southeast
Condensed Time Table Through Trains.
Via ParkersbUrg,r st. Louis
Nav 10 Exyress Fast TX. EXPRESS.
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Probate COurt.

James d. AveTitt ct al. vs.. a. y. Ed
moDds, guardian, ct al petition for parti-
tiCn of realty filed.
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STATE OF THE WEATHEE.

Local Report for the City, Friday,
Aug. 20, 1870.
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Reduced prices for summer shoes.
Children's shoes very cheap at Ramage's.
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RIVER NEWS.

Daily RsDoTt Of Stage Of Voter, iVitA CAdHges IN
1s "a kOgrs ending 3 p. N. Aug. p, 1873.
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COmptrOlleT's Treasury warrants taken
at par at the Dollar Store. anglo st
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SO o.
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Books bought and exchanged. los
Church street. aug17 Wv
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mo. $751;
In ChaneerY at Nashville


STATE OF TENNESSEE, OFFICE CI.BPr
- and Master Chance-y Court, NASH N n
August the 18th, 1575.-Henry ID. NeKiP- me,
al, Compliments, vs.. Joel Hayden q -Ho{ s1
PENDANTS. aAs'5 DC
cause that the defehdau.s, joel IN I III
Hayden, Jr, Edwin Hayden, u - ''1ii gGsi
ney, Jr., Maud Mckinney AZ 80 49,, :,
m are ~. rs % ne State Tennessee,
served upon them; Il il tbsrefors orJsrsi
La La silu Nelehlll.5s inter- their appearance
A ne. DeiQle OF with he first three DAYS OF
on the first Nom ay in Octo6sr 80 - ,ts-ES
M nm pisal' slls"er or dsmur 70 c0mplainants'
ollil or me same win be taken for confessed as
~ .lei ~ set Tor hearing ex parte, ami that
ooly .; ~ ms Cfuer be published for four con-
seeanye weeks in the Nashville Union and
cOpy-Attest.
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR.,
n-sHN
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Blank Cd Indicates no report; cipher (O) Sta
tiOnsryi minus q tendency 70 fan; plus %
tendency 70 rise
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COLORED.

Alley Carter and Ella Shelby.
Stephen Cole and Callie Bender.
Isaac Norris and Francis Ridley.
Spencer Clark and Josephine Humes.
Nelson Cheatham and Melissa j. Harper
Green johnson aud Minerva Givans.
VIM. kirkpatrick and Susan McGrady
Charles Brooks and Prudella Brown.
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soc to Louisville. Before you 90, call
at the 5 Store for a travelling bag OF Yalise.
aug19 81
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Maximum temperature 70 deg, minimum tenn
perature 81 deg, mean temperature tS-2 deg.
TsISgraphse Report fr0a StgnsI Service Corps o.
S. a, Of ObEsrvatiOB, at $50 p. n
1870 Iv,-I State Of the
Place OF Opsef'alloh' III Weather.
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Marriage Licenses.

The County Clerk of Davidson during
the past week issued marriage licenses
to the following couples:
James NJ. Clemen and Susan a. SHE.
b. Lubin and Leah MOskOOitZ.
Edward Lawrence, Jr., and Susie Ophe-
liza LOckett.