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als elmer n%nlerer belten Sutma9er be-
funnt.
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den Balen, aud bier in YeSug auf Die
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iuaarer ale:
5arbiee Gameelbanr-Nnsiee.
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8ett 8laufeis" 1C-4, 1874, 1871.
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gina sensbt. wtre itets peraI DBe't
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pei Yare. 8.re
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ne pernren unp untsr3sass fur Serreu. aAaten
unb 4id ben.
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tee s uep @piru.pls. Srden, 6emsen Sos
Iedtsd5er, Mra9en etc. elc. i'm mt
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putl.fum sir, lsine untrrrlGtemetbObe lib gee
raCtglt auSunben.
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CAT Brcab SuaBs, ppsr in Der Mcabsmisss.
ftast pupen.
Gic neueiten3dnle lueroen qelcbrt.
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uhc 8naben, fiuret Miitpods unb Conn
absnes, Nahminass BON a bis 6 tlbr. ben pc,
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bis 10 Ibr ilatt. ID u Int
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baltimore unb SbiO Gi(enbabn.


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before YortcDruu9en i'm Sbc0ter 9etrof=
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an lebten Spnnabeno, ousbrl1t, oallel=
be leiGt 9elbl@t iperoen fam. gllle
tlciue 9anolpribe oben iiber Den eoulll.
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1tuIese SanDi0
Gpuirrbntibes SiGet.
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Senot.
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g8iliam 6. Sanner.
Charles 6. Mortbom.
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SO. q. M. Gellan.
8iIiam gB. Grump.
gGi0iom g. Gilman.
Sames $. 0ooleD.
Charles Il. Q9ilioms.
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be fir Serren &nuben unO Siinqlinae,
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fir 0arnen b, dpden unb Sinner.
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lntcraeieeten 8rciien.
@ummi ncberihnbe bon allen Gorten
gu iehr billiaen Breiien.
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NJ. ot9 unp 5lt broad Str ssc,
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iden WiaiH ullbSrantlin, gegeniiben Der
4ieOmott uub arlington 2ebersperli1e
ruls perlegen, Serr gnnninobom lit
als ether IN lerer belten 9utma6er be-
foilnt.
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Sic quitting Court wiro morgen fril9
nm IL ubr wieocr erOfnet iperoen,
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tpelde jenals bier %perfauft trniben.
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II c MT @H a9ert.
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M~ 9laooin Sel, weltcs gang 9ee
fabrloS lit. Mrmleuhter (@banoalte) un0
feiue Farlcr 2ampen bel
@eorge &lein,
go. 6l2 un0 GA 8roao Ctr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-25
LIST REVISED.
Who VIII Conduct the Baptist Centen-
niaI Meetings.

Who VIII Conduct the Baptist Centen-
niaI Meetings.
Because Of imperfections in the list Of
appointments, furnished for publication in
yesterdays issue, for the Baptist Centen-
NAL work, we are requested to republish
the list corrected and revised. Meetings
will be conducted at the following places
by the persons whose names appear as COM
mitteemen, and others who may fiud it
convenient TO attend:
MASS MEETINGS.
Sept. ., Sunday night, First Baptist
Church, NashTille-ReV. G.. a. Lotion.
Sept. 8, Wednesday, MurfreesborO-Rev
]. A. Whine, John w. Thomas, E. l..
Jordan, A. B. Shankland, Rev. G. A.
Lotion, Rev. DR.. T. D. Jones, Rev. W. A.
Nelson.
Sept. 9, Thursday, Shelbyyille-Rev. J.
II. Thompson, Rev. W. A. Nelson, Rev.
DR.. I. G.. Jones, Rev. G.. A. Lotion,
Rev. William HUFF.
Sept. il, Tuesday, Franklln-Rev. w.
II. Wallace, Rev. A. d. Phillips, Rev.
DR.. T. G. Jones, Rev. W. q. Inman, Rev.
w. A. Nelson and Rev. G.. 4. Lotion.
Sept. 10, Wednesday, Lebanon-Rev.
J. n. Phillips, Rev. W. G. Inman, Rev.
G. a. Lotion, W. II. Pohlman.
Oct. 6, Wednesday, Gallatin-Rev. J.
II. Butler, II. B. Howell, NJ. B. Pitcher,
M. 5. Elkin, Rev. A. d. Phillips, Rev.
W. P. Jones, W. II. z hlman, J. B. Pat
ton,
Oct =, -, Clarksville-Rev. DR.. A.
d. Sears, Rev. w. G. Inman, Rev. DR.. T.
G. Jones, Rev. W. A. Nelson.
MEETINGS WITH ASSOCIATIONS.
COncord-Rev. w. G. Inman.
Sept. 10, Duck River, Bellbuckle-Rev.
VIM. Huff, Rev. A. VanHoose, Rev. S. L.
Sanford, Rev. ]. II. Thompson, Rev. DR..
I. G.. Jones, Rev. W. A. Nelson, Rev. G..
A. Lotion, A. B. Shankland.
Sept. II, Salem, New HOpe-Rev. j. NJ.
D. Gates, II. Y. Riddle, Rev. W. G. In
man, Rev. J. J. Martin, Rev. J. NJ. Phillips,
Rev. g. A. Lotion, Rev. J. w. Hunt, Rev.
I. J. Eastes.
Sept. II, Liberty, Union Hill-Rev. A.
VanHOose, Rev. w. II. Wallace.
Sept. "A, Cumberland, New Bethel,
GOodlettsYille-Dr.W w. p. Jones, Rev. w.
A. Nelson, Rev. DR.. T. G. Jones, Rev. W.
G. Inman, Rev. J. II. Butler, Rev. G. w.
Featherston.
Oct. /, Judson, Culleoka-Rev. S. C.
EyinS, Rev. A. ID. Philips, Rev. DR.. 7. G..
Jones, Rev. W. A. Nelson, N. B. Pitcher.
Oct. l, Tennessee, near Strawberry
Plains-Rev. DR.. J. F. B. Mays, Rev. j. l..
Lloyd, Rev. j. 5. COram, w. 5. Woodward,
Rev. DR.. J. B. Kimbrough, Rev. DR.. n. 3.
GofOrth, Rev. w. a. Nelson, Rev. G. A.
Lotion.
Oct. s, Enon-Rev. Henry Halle, Rev.
+. B. Haynie, Rev. w. G. Inman, w. Fl.
POhlman, Rev. J. NJ. Phillips, ]. B.
Patton.
Central, West Tennessee-Rev. DR.. G.
W. Griffin, Rev. DR.. NJ. Hillsman, Rev.
DIR. g. r. HenGrickson, Rev. DR.. J. r.
Graves, Rev. DR.. S. Landrum, Rev. DR..
VIM. Shelton.
Oct. 8, East Tennessee, General AssOcia-
pOn-Rev. DR.. Y. B. GofOrth, Rev. DR.. ].
f. B. Mays, Rev. J. P. Kefanver, Rev. o.
q. Pope, j. j. Phillips, Rev. Jesse Baker,
Rev. DR.. j. B. Kimbrough, Rev. DIR. T. g.
Jones, Rev. G. A. Lotion, Rev. w. A. Nell
son.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-25

Joseph T. McLain, one of Lebanon's en-
terprising merchants, passed through the
city yesterday en- route for New YORK..
Writ Hughes, a rising member of the
Nashville bar, returned home yesterday,
after an extended pleasure trip through the
East, taking in Gotham aud the watering
places.
DR.. Frank A. Ramsey, Of Tennessee, is
in Chicago visiting friends and looking
after his property interests there.
Thomas j. Beckett, a former Nashville
lawyer, but now Of Columbia, is in the
city. He gives favorable account Of af-
fairs generally in old Maury.
Mrs. Haskell, State Librarian, arrived
here Saturday, from Helena, AK, where
she has been visiting her daughter for
several weeks, and left again yesterday
morning for BerSheba to recuperate her
health.
We find the following in the VicksJyrg
Herald:
eve are gratified TO learn that Gen. A.
P. Stewart, the distinguished Chancellor of
the University Of Mississippi, who has for
some weeks been visiting various portions
of the State for the purpose of arOusing an
interest in the cause of education, will adj
uIGo8 OuE CltAAbho az tic NLapCA VI blG
church of the Holy Trinity, next Wednes-
dav evening. Gen. Stewart comes before
our people in the interest of education GEN
orally, and in the interest OF our State Uni
versity particularly. As gentleman, schol-
ar, and soldier, Gen. Stewart has a triple
claim upon our regard, and we trust to see
him greeted with an audience worthy Of
the cause and the man."
Arrivals at Linck's Hotel: A. ThomOn,
st. Louis; A. l.. Robinson, J. II. Ambrose,
A. H. Schroeder, c. G. LashbrOok, Millard
Moose, L. D. Dickinson, VIII A. Dye,
Louisville; John TyeT, Philadelphia; J. r.
Hilsman, McKeagie, Texas; Jas. Pye, Gin
cinnati; Rev. j. 3. Shearer, wife aud
neice, GAINESVILLE; L. D. Hockersmith,
jacksonville, Ky; o. NJ. Bush, Cincinnati;
Charles Linn and wife, birmingham, Ala;
George a. Woodland, Ed. Woodland, Cor
nersYille, Ind.
Among the guests of the Battle House
Yesterday were DR.. NJ. Ransom and ]. j.
Giles, MurfreesbOro; Hon. W. a. Moody
and daughter, Gillem Station; Rev. T. l..
Moody, Dickson; w. S. James, Louisville,
KY; Hugh Karins, Carrollton, KY; p. a.
Karins, Lebanon, Ky.
Among the guests at the Maxwell House
yesterday were J. c. Plant, Macon, Ga; NJ.
L. Hudgins, Richmond; A. @. Bowen, E.
J. Force, Ralph Savoie, Louisville; Col. w.
n. COwden, Lewisburg; J. B. Collier, Muir
freesboro; Judge W. II. Williamson, Leb-
anon; John L. Payne, Knoxville; A. Nor
ris, J. r. COlville, Lexington, KY; r.
Cook, Iowa; d. +. Cook, New York; A.
Griffith, Dallas, Texas; S, I, Scott Indi
annapolis.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-25
INC Nerro EmLrrntLon Norement.

The question Of emigrating to Kansas is
still being agitated by some restless negroes.
A mass meeting was held at Brentwood
last Saturday at which several speeches
were made, some Of which countenanced
the movement and others disappearing il.
A sensible speech was made by Sykes, who
holds the position of Gauger in the Reve-
nue. Service of Nashville, and who present
ed some views which evidently made
lasting impression upon his hearers. We
heard of negro man, yesterday, so struck
with the glittering inducements that have
been set forth to him at every convenient
opportunity by those deeply interested in
the emigration movement, that he has de-
cided TO sell his house and lot in Edgefeld,
valued at about six hundred dollars Cor the
purpose Of raising means TO transport his
family Immediately TO the land Of grass
hoppers. He proposes TO dispose of his
property at a very low price, indeed at
almost a sacrifice, in order to accomplish
his desire. Others are considering the mat
ter and the lack of means is perhaps the
only reason that keeps them from. pulling
up stakes and leaving al once.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-25
Cannot he Txsc1,cd TO the Letter.

The City Engineer, In asking instruc-
tiOns from the City Council in regard to
his duties under the new sidewalk law,
refers to the provision requiring him to re-
port plans and Specifications for the con-
structiOn and repairing of sidewalks ard
curbing, and suggests that the Council
designate some locality to begin with, then
other streets from time to time as may be
thought proper. He states that it might
require six months to perfect list of all
the property needing payements and curt
ing or repairs thereof, and that such neces-
saTy sidewalks would probably aggregate q
length of fifty or seventy-iye miles. He
further says there are not enough stone
cutters in several such cities as Nashville
to complete the work in the thirty days
prescribed by law for property owners to
have it done. The result would be that by
far the greater part Of the work would re-
main to be done by the city, and would
cost something like 100000.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-25
OVER THE CITY.

Primaries Friday night.
No third term business in this corpora
ton.
The extra sleep obtained by the use OF
mosquito canopy is net gam.
II. T. Prater, Florence station, Ruther-
ford county, reports the first open boil Of
Gotten.
The Recorder had three offenders before
him yesterday morning, but failed to col
lect cent.
Pools will be sold at the Merchants Ex-
change tonight on to-moToW's races at
Long Branch.
William Polk, colored, was committed to
Jail by Justice Everett yesterday, to await
trial on the charge of burglary.
The Ladies' Pickwiek Club will not
meet tonight, as was anticipated, but due
notice will be given Of the next meeting.
The police force continue the war on the
ssvags." A number OF persons were ar
rested Yesterday for having nothing TO do.
The regular meeting Of the Managers Of
the Woman's Mission Home will be held
TO morrow afternoon Thursday, 2d) at 4
O'Clock.
A drunken negress created some excite
ment on the Square last night by her loud
ana luCOuefclJ CRIES. C4io Mdo OoOoAscA "
the work house.
A contemporary wonders whether Cain
and Abel ever had the mumps OF the
whoOping- cOugh. Very probably. It's Ger
tain, at all events, that their mother had
Adarn-Nelc York Commercial Advertiser.
The Board of Aldermen adjourned last
night until next Saturday night for the pIT-
pose of passing some bills on their final
reading that are now pending in the Com
mon Council and with the view Of having
them incorporated in the new City Digest.
Monday evening, shortly amer dark, II.
II. Hammer and w. II. Perry were driving
along South Summer street in a buggy, and
while trying to pass a barouche, their Own
vehicle was turned over by pile Of rub
bish left in the street, rather badly hurting
Mr.. Perry, who received some. severe
bruises. Mr. Hammer was more fortunate
and escaped without harm. Mr.. Perry was
confined to his bed yesterday, and it will
perhaps be several days before lac is again
able to get about.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-25
Her Grievance.

On the 18Th inst, one Doctress Minnie
Jones was arrested by the police on the
charge of drunkenness and disorder, and
sent to the work-hOuse by the Recorder
upon fine of s.. An account of the at-
fair appeared in our issue of the l4tb, Mon
day afternoon last Mrs. Jones called and
demanded ga correction of the whole artl-
Gle" claiming that she had been uDjuStly
dealt with from the beginning Of the tTOu-
Die, and intimating that she would obtain
finn redress against the Police Court and
all upon the return of her father who is
now in Europe. Meanwhile she wanted a
nice little piece put in the paper to erase
any false impressions that may have been
produced. We give space to her denial Of
the impeachment that she was guilty Of
any reprehensible conduct. The reason
she had not calle6IsOOneT was that she had
Just found out about the publication.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-25
Warren, SUMNER, DeKaIb, and white.

State Superintendent Trousdale has just
returned from trip to Warren. He says
the public schools have opened for the fall
session in that county, and are sixty in
number. His account Of them is very en-
coursging, the qualifications and efficiency
Of the teachers in the schools, white and
colOred, having agreeably surprised him.
Col. TIousdale' will go to Gallatin next
Saturday, to be present, with the County
Superintendent, at a meeting Of the Dis
tIiCt Directors Of Sumner county, for gen
erai consultation on the school interests.
He will visit SmithviIle, DeKalb county, for
a similar purpose, on Saturday, Sept. 4, and
likewise Sparta at some future day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-25
LEGAL SALES.
No.sg12I
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF Fl "a
ID 70 me directed and delivered from the Hon
Orable Circuit Court Of Davidson county. Tenn
at Us May Term, 1875, I will EXPOSE 10
pubic sale, TO the highest bidder, for cash AZ
the Court house door, in the city OF Nashville
on saturday the 9Th day Of September. 1873.
within lawful hours, all the right, titie, claim
OF interest," thal mos W. Jones has, as admins
traitor OF the estate Of Nancy ,Jo9ss. deeeased
IN and 70 the following tract OF land Situated
IN Davidson county, Tenn, and bounded on the
north by the lands OF j. B. Gleaves: on the east
Dy the lands OF Joseph Binkley; on the south by
the lands Of VIM. Stewart; on the west bv the
lanes OF GlOre Steel and Stones river, and being
levied on as the property Of ThOs. W. Jones. adj
lnlnlstrator o. Nancy Jones, % satisfy a iudg-
ment against VIM Jones and ThOs. IL lone
administrator, aud IN favor Of Jas. l. Bowen Tor
S40l.92, besides interest and costs.
Dated this 4th day Of August, 1875.
T. ID. " WENTWORTH. Sheriff
By F. n. WOODALL, Deputy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-25
Agreed.

Justice Everett yesterday rendered a de-
cision in the case Of Jennie Claire against
Constable Tucker, a suit brought by the
former % recover the contents of a trunk
levied upon by the officer and left in the
hands of Jennie Taylor. After having
served the attachment, Constable Tucker
failed to bring the trunk away with him,
and when he again called for it Taylor re-
fused to surrender it. The suit went
against the officer and Claire got a judg-
ment in her favor for $50.
Late yesterday evening Detective Puck
EFT and COnstables Shaw and Tucker went
down to Taylor's house with a State war
rant and a search warrant and demanded
the surrender Of the trunk. Taylor turned
il over 10 them and il was givea to the
owner, This proved quite satisfactory to
all parties concerned, and they have agreed
to have no further litigation about the
matter.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-25
In ChanoerY at Nashville


CTATE OF TENNESSEE, OFFTyE. n ERE
- and Master Chancery Court NssAvills
August the nth, 1S75.-Henry ID. McEfnnev *
PENDANTS.
1t appearing from arid ayit fIei in this
cause that the defendants Joel Hayden, Joel
- = ~ ~ w n Henry ID. mcAin-
ney, Jr., Maud Mckinne and Laura 1IcKin-
ney, are nOn-residents o. the state cfTennessse.
- maj Jhe ordinary process Of law cannot be
that said defend ants enter their appearance
herein before CT within The first three days OF
the next term Of said Court, 70 be held
on the nrsC Monday in October next, (is75,)
ana piea0, answer or dsmur 20 cOmplEiuants'
olll! OF TOE same viii be taken for confessed as
% them sad set for hearing ex parte, and that a
copy y this order be published for four con-
seeutlye weeks In the Nashville Union ana
American.
A cOpy-Attest.
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR,
Clerk and Master
4 lrustOn 9 BradtOrd, Solicitors for Com
r.iainants. aug1g Oauff
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swimming Match.

a swimming match for s. a side took
place yesterday afternoon below the rail-
road bridge between James Parrish and
Charles Morris, a newsboy on the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
a melon was taken to the
middle Of the bridge and throyn into
the river, the starting word being given
about the same time. Both young men
are excellent swimmers as their efforts yes
terday proved. They swan side by side for
a little while when Parrish took the lead
and held it until he reached the melon,
beating his opponent about one length.
The match viii be repeated, one mile be-
low the bridge, Sept. 1.
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nthernisfrIcf Rarhecne.

An Old-fashioned barbecue and picnic
was given yesterday at Beech Grove, in
the twenty district, under the aus
pices Of the Changers. There was very
large crowd in attendance and everybody
was provided with an abundance to eat. It
was one Of those friendly gatherings Of the
people that have not often occurred since
ante 5ellluJ days. Speeches were made
by Capt. Sam DOnelSOn, James I. Bell,
ESQ, ex-senator Henry Buchanan Il. W.
Weakly, Esq, and Rev. Mr.. Matthews.
Everybody seemed pleased Nith the days
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Edee6ela improvements.

There are several Ene residences and
business houses being erected in Edgefeld,
which, when completed, will be proud
ornaments to the town. There has been a
large amount Of money invested in valuable
improvements and there is q disposition on
the part Of the enterprising citizens to make
Edgefeld second to nc town in Tennessee.
The houses that are being efeClsd in the
place Of those recently burned Hea- the
bridge are being substantially constructed
and will soon be completed.
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A slice OF of hickman.

Last Monday afternoon there was a land
slide on the bank Of the Mississippi river
at Hickman, Ky. Il was about twenty feet
in depth by one hundred feet in length.
Similar occurrences are expected when the
rivergets lower. The slide was somewhat
above the business portion OF the town, but
was within twenty five feet OF ore Of the
side tracks Of the Northwestern road
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New Advertisements.

Insure in the State Insurance Company,
Board wanted by two young married
men.
Life insurance agents wanted in Nash
o VILE, Chattanooga and Knoxville.
Buy a ticket in the Louisville State Lot
tery.
A number Of nonresident notices By the
Clerk and Master Of the Chancery Court
will be found on our second page.
The ElmWoOd collar does not need wash
ing.
Some very valuable lands in Bedford
county will be sold at auction on Wednes-
day, Sept. -. See advertisement on
second Dage.