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DR.. e. B. FooTE,
Box 1888, New Yosik

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a~breiire r1en pe fclst;
DR.. e. B. FOOTE,
Box 1888, New Yosx.
, 1875-05-29
THE DAILY SUN, Sc A YEAR.

A prominently readable newspaper, with the
iarsesL circulation IN the world. Free, indie.
penuent, and fearless in politics. All the news
E9m everywhere. Two cents a copy by mail,
60 cents a month. or SO a year. "
, 1875-05-29

OF the same size and general character as
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TO Its subscribers with greater freshness. because
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, 1875-05-29
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-08
New AdverIIsements.

Insure IN the State Insurance Company
Chas. Richheimer, the enterprising dry
goods merchant, 46 College street, has
added to his well selected stock Of goods a
fine ass rtment Of hats, ribbons and flow
ers, and hereafter he will make this line OF
trade a specially. Call and see him.
We have had the pleasure Of testing the
Kew West, or rather Havana cigars which
SIG. Ramon Dias is introducing 10 the
trade here, and have no hesitancy in pro-
nUuucing them the genuine Article.
Meeting of Tennessee Council No. 30, u.
F. T., at 2 p. IL. to-day.
A spelling match will come of al Elm
Street Sunday-schOOl room on Friday eve
ming next, in which two classes will par
ticiDate-oHe OF ladies and gentlemen, and
one Of boys and girls. BE on hand.
Nashville Council No. l meets ii -
o'clock tonight for work.
There will be a meeting Of the stock
holders of the Tennessee Coal and Railroad
Co., at Tracy City, on Monday, May ).
The finder Of . gold lOcket will be re-
Warded on returning it to this office.
See nonresident notices by the Clerk and
Master of the ChanCeTy Court.
The attention Of our readers is directed
TO the advertisement Of wilkins & Mark
ham, manufacturers Of COopers patent elias
tic rubber bucket chain pump.
Chancery Court sale Of lots on Watkins
street on Saturday, May 1.
Thompson RrOs. & Kelly will open this
morning a beautiful line Of Organdies,
iaconets and linen lawns.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-08
ALI OVER THE CITY.

The managers Of the Woman's Mission
Home meet to-day.
a nearly new set of bedroom furniture
for sale at ST. Cloud. Call O-day.
A protracted meeting was commenced
last night at the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church.
A Muggins FLY out of an Albion mare,
will be received at the course byJOhn Ford
& Co, this week.
The Superintendent Of the Capitol was
having the statuary around that edifice re-
painted yesterday.
The proceedings Of the Medical AsSocia-
tioa viii be found very interesting reading
20 the public generally.
The fire alarm sounded at Z o'clock yes
teIday evening was Occasioned by the
burning out OF chimney on the corner Of
Sumner and Cedar streets.
An aitache Cf the UNION AND ABIERI-
CAN testihes that DR.. J. DebOlt can extract
twenty years old corn without pain. He
can be seen or addressed at the Maxwell
House.
Tickets for the entertainment at the
Opera House, Friday evening, for the ben
eft Of the Woman's Mission Home, can be
procured at McClure's, DOrman's or Gates
& POhlman's.
Some ten or twelve more candidates for
membership kaYe been received at the
meeting in progress at the First Baptist
Church, and will be baptized at the close
Of the sermon to night.
The trOtting race, the entries for which
were published in Tuesdays paper, will
came of at the race course this afternoon
at 2 o'clock, and doubtless prove TO be in
teresting spot. A large crowd is expected
to attend.
Baker and FaTron closed their engage
ment at the Opera House last evening to a
good audience, and will appear tonight in
Chattanooga They kept the house in a
roar during the entire performance.
Remember the promenade concert and
supper at Masonic Hall tonight, for the
benefit of St. Johns Episcopal Mission.
Beautiful ladies and a fine supper in abuD-
dance. Nam-hOe- une and PWau-ming.
chung will have charge Of the japanese
Tea table.
Those young men who have fallen into
the habit of mnutely examining the apart.
ments of their neighbors across the street
with powerful opera glass will certainly
desist upon being informed, as they now
are, that said examination is very annoy
! ing indeed to the parties referred to.
Morris COIN, former merchant Of Nash
vile, well remembered by our old residents
died in Leavenworth, Kansas, on the 3Otl
ult. He was Familiarity known as "Uncle
Conn.," was a step-brother Of the late
Martin Sulzbacher of this place, and left
| here in 1853. BE was one Of the first set
| tiers -LeayeHWOTth.
Jas. 7. Patterson, Revenue Collector of
Davidson county, collected and paid over
| to State Treasurer Morrow, from Oct. y,
1874, to April l, 1875, sos, 200 AZ; and tC
the trustee on ordinary tax, S27,S4S.35 and
on school tax, S33, 67S.17-making 1924
! 1862. He says the aggregate amount
still due for State, county and school pur
poses is SI02, 379.35.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-08
Amopathy vs.. Homeopathy.

To the Union and American
/ notice in the proceedings Of the estate
Medical Society" published in your yester-
days issue, the following:
at being reported that one DR.. Smith,
Of Edgeheld, a member Of the Society, had
forsaksn allOpathy and taken up the prac
tee Of homeopathy, it was moved that the
name Of Mr.. - Smith, Of Edgefeld, to-
gether with all who had adopted similar
disrepatable practices, be dropped from the
rolls which motion was agreed to-"
would state that my resignation as a
member Of the tennessee Medical So
ciety" was rendered and accepted several
years ago, and published along with the
proceedings Of the Society in the daily pa
pers Of Nashville at that time.
Since which time l have been engaged
in the study and practice Of Homeopathy,
and am at present a member Of the "HO-
m9Opathic Medical Society OF Davidson
county," and also Secretary of the "Ho-
meopathic Medical Society Of Middle Ten
Iessee."
After reading carefully the report CT the
chairman Of the committee on their "COn-
stitution and Bylaws ! cannot refrain
from extending my congratulations that
AllOpathy has made the astounding discOv-
cry in the past ten years "that fresh air,
sunshine and the removal Of foul matter
is conducive Of health; of Offering my sim
cere sympathy that it has FetsOgraded in
stead Of advanced, and mingling my regrets
with them, that no accommodating Pea
body or Vanderbilt has bequeathed the
Medical Society Of Tennessee an annuity
for the remainder Of its existence.
EUGENE r. SMITH, N. D.
Edgeield, April Z, 1915.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-08
Festive NIagIstrates.

The following was read and adopted by
the County Court yesterday:
Resolved, that the thanks Of this
County Court be and are hereby rendered
to Il. NJ. Howell, the Railroad Tax Col
lectOr elect, for the Invitation extended TO
this body on Monday. HOlg-ell his efforts
succeeded and were appreciated can be
proven by the worthy magirtrate from the
Eighteenth District (Maxey) and the
smaller members Of the court in propOE-
ton.
Resolved, that the thanks Of this count
are due and are hereby rendered to W. L.
Linck for the bOuntiful display Of luXuTies
and delicacies spread before his guests on
that memorable evening, thus proving him
self a very king Of the festive board. With
courtesy and enterprise combined, he is a
LiBck in the chain or Davidson cOunty's
interests which we hope may
never be broken.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-08
Matrimonial.

Miss Addie c. Marling was united in
wedlock yesterday 70 DR.. Edmond Ferris.
The ceremony was performed at the Chris
tian Church by Rev. DR.. Fall. The bride,
one Of the most beautiful and accom-
plished young ladies Of the city, is the only
daughter Of Hon. John L. Marling, de-
ceased, who is remembered by the old citi-
zens of the State as an editor Of the UNION,
and one Of the most brilliant journalists
that Tennessee ever produced. The groom
is q graduate Of the Medical College Of this
city and is now a resident Of Paris, Ill.
The bridal presents were elegant and aP-
propriate. The happy couple left for their
home on the afternoon train, escorted to
the depot by several Of the brides class
mates, graduates Of DR.. Wards Seminary.
Peace, prosperity, happiness attend them,
is the sincere wish of all who know them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-08

IT is reported that a Maine spelling
match, in which the leading literati Of
Lewiston were engaged, came to grief over
the orthOgraphy Of "mOsquitO." 1t would be
interesting to learn what original ingenui-
ty was brought to bear upon a new cOmbi-
nation Of letters which could possibly be
declared inadmissible, since dictionaries
give authority for no less than fourteen
spellings of the word in question, viz,
mosquitOp mosquito, mOscheto, mOschettO,
mosquetoe, mosquettO, muscheiO, musch-
ettO, musketO, mUsketOe, muskitto, mus
quetO, mnsquetOe and musquittO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-08
Nnstes, Benent Next tuesday Evening

On next Tuesday eVeuing, at Masonic
Hall, We are promised a rich musical testi-
val, the participants in which will consist
chiefly Of our native talent. The object
of the concert, as has been already an
nounced through the press, is 10 cOmpli-
ment Mr.. and Mrs. Ashford before leaving
our city for the great aud growing West.
For several years this accomplished lady
and her husband have rendered their ser
vices and talents gratuitOusly for all be
nevolent and charitable purposes when
called upon, and on the eve Oftheir departure
from our midst "a circumstance that their
friends must regret) it is to be expected
that they and their friends will meet with
a cordial reception, which will be regarded
as 4 graceful tribute to them for their past
kind efforts, at the same time a souvenir
from those who liked them when here, and
whom they do not wish TO forget.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-08
CITY NOTICES.

Rich Organizes, JacOnets and Linen
Cambrics.-Opened to-day, the new styles
in Printed Organizes, Jaeonets and Linen
Cambrics - all in beautiful designs.
Thompson Bros. & Kelly, Summer street.
ans 81
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Blank {. } indicates no report; cIpher (0l sta
tionsry; minus ~ tendency TO fall; plus I'D
tendency 70 rise.
The Brilliant left yesterday for the Ten
nessee river.
The j. 5. Neal is expected from Smith
land and the Burksyille from Cairo.
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CITY NOTICES.

Key West CigarS.-A genuine article,
fine flavor. / will wait upon the tobacco
dealers in Nashville in few days, and re-
specially ask an examination Of my cigars.
Ramon Dias, Manufacturer and PrOP'r.
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Hess & Reed, Wholesale Ice Dealers {

Hess & Reed, Wholesale Ice Dealers Of
Quincy, H., have permanently located in
Nashville, and are building a large Ice
House on the river south Of Broad street,
propose furnishing the citizens Of Nash
vile with pare Northern Ice as cheap as
the cheapest. Mr.. D. B. Hicks is their
Agent at No. so Deaderiek street.
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Perfect satisfaction is guaranteed in
using DOOley's Yeast Powder. Elegant
Light Rolls, Biscuits, Griddle Cakes, etc,
prepared in ten minutes 1t is the best.
ape dlw&w1t
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commissioners on Claims.

Under the act Of the Legislature pro
viding for the sale Of the site of the East
Tennessee Issane Asylum, Gov. Porter
yesterday appointed Capt. James Boyd, Of
Knox county, aud VIM. Lsnoir, Of Loudon,
Commissioners to act with the Attorney
General in the settlement Of all claims on
account of the East Tennessee Asylum
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Mr.. John T. Bell, our former city editor,
contemplates going to Omaha, Neb., to en-
gage in law reporting, as the official stenog-
Tapher of the Second Judicial District OF
Nebraska. His departure from Nashville,
where he has become so well and tavorably
known, will be a source of regret to the
entire community.
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Great bargainS.-In addition to my
we'll selected stock Of Dry Goods, have a
fine assortment Of Hats Ribbons and
FIOJgeS, which oiIer at astOnishingy low
prices at the Dry Goods Emporium Of Chas.
Richh5imer, 10 College st. apS 2t