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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-14
The Bankers Almanac and Register
forTS-5

Il is hard TO understand how any banker
or merchant can manage do without this
valuable publication. The twenty-ioulth
annual volume has recently been issued,
aud contains full and carefully corrected
Isis of. The National Banks, State
Banks, and p.iFats Bankers Of every city
and town i'm the United States and Terri
tories; the President. Cashier, and Capital
of each bank, and the New GOrE cores
Doudants Of all. ?. The Banks and Bank
er, Of Canada. New Brunswick, Nova SEQ
Tia, etc. %. The Banks and Bankers OF
over one thousand cities and towns OF
Europe. Asia, Africa, Australia, South
America, West Indies, etc, with the pOpu-
I3fion of eachpiace. 4. The Savings Banks
of the United State. ). National
Banks in Liquidation. Is. The Stock
broker, and Gold-brokerS Of New
York CITY. Also, full statistics OIL. The
Loans Of the United States. 2. The Treas
urv Calls cf go Bonds. >. Prices Of
United States Securities each month, 1862
ISL. The Premium on Gold at New
York, highest aud lowest each month, lcJ2
TO 1865. each day loG5-lSI4. .. The
United States Treasury, six years.
Sources Of Internal Revenue, q e years. !.
Tie Interest Laws Of all the States aud
Territories-Gr8ce on sight bills, etc. s.
Tie Banks Of New \ OK City; Liabilities,
Resources ard Dividends Of each. 9. The
New YORK Clearinghouse and its opera
tions. 10. Earnings Of the National
Banks Of each State, II. Prices Of seventy
five STAPLE Commodities a, New \ Ork for
thirteen wears, l6j2-lST4. i. Conner
cial Failures iH the United States in the
years 1851, 1861 and lsIa. j.. The Rail
roads Of the United STATES; their Mileage,
Cost. Receipts, Expenses aid Dividends.
II. Railroads IN Default; Fall exhibit Of
each TO December. 1874. -. The Rail-
WAYS Of the World Comparative exhibit
Of mileage, cost, etc. 10. The PARTIES Of
Exchange; tables Of value Of United States
Gold Isl 20 SI09GOD) I'm the principal
European moneys. And a variety Of other
valuable information.
The illustrations c0mprise-i. Twelve
original designs of buildings for city and
country banks; elevations, ground plans
and descriptions OF each. =. Engraved
fac.similes At the new coins Of the world,
inclu ling The new iTeEty-Ceut piece Of the
United States. .. Engraved views Of The
mint of Brazil: the new bougse Of Brussels;
and Of new bank buildings in Philadelphia,
Montreal and other cities.
Published by /. 5. Romans, PSI Broad
way, New York. One volume SvO, 400
pages. Price three dollars.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Jack Holden, cuio7ed, was arrested 10y
/ officer Frederick Yesterday Tor running z
wagon without license.
Six offenders put in an appearance before
/ the Recorder yesterday morning, all Of
whom had been arrested on the charge Of
assault and battery.
Oliver Patterson c0lOred, was driving
along yesterday al a rate much faster than
that allowed by The municipal law, so be
was arrested by officer Fletcher.
Charles Hayes, cOlored, was arrested by
officers Maskey and Jackson yesterday on
the charge Of stealing a hog from Chris.
Powers. lie was committed to iaij by
Justice CasSetty for trial before the Criminal
Court.
Leander Rogan, coloreJ, was arrested by
Wash WitheTs yesterday, OF the charge of
stealing mortar from Wade CullOm, color
ed. He was committed to jail by Justice
Campbell, 10 await an examination Of the
matter. The prisoner says be was author
lied by Cullom to sell some Of the mortar,
which he did, but lost the money he Ie-
ceived for it.
Willis Jordan, cOlored, was arrested by
officer Fletcher yesterday, on the charge Of
stealing an OYeTcOat from Mr.. Landrum.
lie was taken before Justice Everett and
committed to Jail for further examination
tomorrow. After having been placed be-
hind the bars, he was seized with a violent
tit, and it was some time befyTe DR.. Nc
Murray brought him 10 consciousness.
Officer Bolton yesterday arrested Willis
HalfacTe and William Hardeman, both CO..
oTed, on the charge Of having stolen BAG
Of wheat from wagon in Dement'S stable
last Friday night. The GarEies disposed Of
the wheat yesterday, and We're several miles
from The city, on the way to their home in
Williamson county, when c0uared by the
officer Of the law. AZ The prelim nary eX-
animation Halfacre wep. bittery. said il
was his drst oilense, aud promised If he
were released TO do better in the future.
The prisoners were committed to Jail By
Justice Everett, for trial before the Crimi-
mai Court.
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Eer Earertlsements.

IrcJIe 30 rae state INSURANCE Company
Top buggy for sale cheap.
Nice brick cottage for rent.
A white muley COW taken up.
Money 90 loan 10y Il. ". Brown
White cook wanted a. q Church 81.
Twenty-Five cottages in South Nashville
for rent.
House, corner of Market and Church
streets, for rent.
Stated meeting Of Beulah Lodge, /. q
A. NJ, tomorrow evening.
HNr. r. J.. McDuH viii lecture at Nc
Cures Hall on Monday night.
R3weil * Chesman give valuable intOr-
nation on the subject Of advertising in a
card on second page.
The copartnsrsbip heretofore existing be-
tween Jas. \. Mcclure & Bro. was dis
solved Jan. /.
5. w. KeebIe has removed his barber
shop to No. ID Church st.
Mrs. a. TOuey has reOpened the City
Hotel under the name Of the Capitol House.
Accommodations guaranteed tirs,-class.
Ten dollars reward offered for recovery
of stolen kettle.
CO to The Maxwell House Shoe Store for
yOlr boots aud shoes. You viii be GER
tain to get your moneys worth.
A new and magnificent stock Of fancy
goods. cutlery, plated ware, novelties, etc,
will be opened at the Dollar StOreOn Mon
day morning. DO not fail to call and ex-
anime.
The EimwoJd collar always looks well.
Try &c.
The prourietors Of the Philadelphia Store
announce, in city notice column, that they
will offer at cost, during the next thirty
DAYS. their entire stock Of winter dry goods,
boots, shoes, etc.
Ge1-ge z. Kirkland, u Cherry street, OPP
posite Maxwell House, is prepared TO do all
kinds Of watch repairing, guaranteeing hrs
work alUavs 10 give satisfaction.
Joe FranEland * Co., Il Public Square,
anDreciatiEC the present hard times, have
determined TO contribute their share to-
ward making them easier by sweeping
reduction I'D the prices Of theiT goods. Oar
realers would do well 10 call and see for
themselves.
The Louisville Library drawing will GER
taiuly take place on the 18th inst. Persons
wishing 20 participate sb0Vld purchase
tickets Immediately.
Acalled conclaye Of Nashville Command
erv will be held tomorrow Monday even
inc at = o'clock. See advertisement, by
Recorder Howell, on second page.
mCalled meeting Of Jackson Guards on
Monday evening.
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THE COURTS.
DecIsions by the supreme Bench.
d. II. c. SPENCE,
COnmissary General.

Decisions by the Supreme Bench.
The following decisions were rendered
By the Supreme Court yesterday:
By Chief Justice NichOiSOn--BOYles
admir-, vs.. Fulton; affirmed.
Duncan & Co. vs.. WoOdall; affirmed.
BY Justice Deaderick-Tally ct al. vs.
Chunn ct al; reversed and remanded.
Hunter ct al. vs.. O'Neal ct al; reversed
and remanded.
Gen. Grigs5y vs.. Statei reversed and re-
manded.
Bond vs.. Davis; decree in accordance
with opinion.
Patton vs.. Irwin ct al; reversed and bill
dismissed.
Black vs.. +. and T. 7. company; affirmed.
Jones vs.. Cannon; affirmed.
Cross VS.. Ricketts, ct al; decree in accord
ance with opinion. ....-
BY Justice McFarland-HiIl and wife vs..
Goodman and wife; decree in accordance
with opinion.
Weller & Son vs.. Newsom; remanded for
account.
Seat, executor, VS.. Knight ct al; reversed.
Hamilton & Co. vs.. Ellis: affirmed.
Martin ct al. vs.. Pryor; affirmed
Brown vs.. Brown; reversed and re-
manded.
Robertson vs.. Winston; affirmed.
By Justice Freeman-Gleaves, admins
traitor, vs.. Wilson ct al; reversed and petit
tiOu dismissed.
Frierson & Dale vs.. Hetner q Duncan;
affirmed.
Fogr vs.. Union Bank; appeal dismissed.
By Justice Turney-Allen vs.. State;
iddg uent arrested and prisoner remanded.
McNish vs.. Mags and wife; affirmed.
Compton vs.. Dickerson; reversed and
bill dismissed.
Dennis vs.. Rainey ct al; motion al
lowed.
Harrison vs.. Harrison ct al; affirmed.
Carpenter vs.. State, affirmed.
Jordan ct al. vs.. Craig; affirmed and re-
manded.
Redmond vs.. Wilson; reversed and re-
maaded.
Wagstafr vs.. Thorp; reversed and decree
here for $3.50, etc.
By Justice Sneed-ShegOg and wife VS..
Perkins ct al; affirmed.
Black e. al. rs. Carpenter ct al; reversed.
Mclean rs. Adams; affirmed.
KimbTOUgh vs.. Mitchell; affirmed.
Sweeney vs.. WysOng; affirmed.
State vs.. Glenn; affirmed.
Finley ct al. vs.. Allison 4 Co.; affirmed.
Harris, administrator, vs.. Hughes ct al;
reversed and Temanded.
Jones vs.. Turley ct a.; motion to dis
miss allowed.
Ewing, guardian, vs.. Curtin ct al; petit
ton dismissed.
Law COUET.-H. Zebbert Us. E. Frank
lin; leave granted to supply papers.
John i. Cartwright vs.. John p. Waller
II. c. Moore IS. T. L. SALESMAN; motion
FOX new trial continued.
Henrietta Thomas vS. John Thomas:
final decree Of divorce granted.
PROBATE COURT.-A. G. Carter gave
bond aud qualified as guardian Of Frank,
Ella and Eaulx Carter, minor orphans.
Alice E. Kramer was granted letters Of
on the estate Of T. R.
Kralafsr, deceased.
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Hoy Ne Are DrtnE OF.

The Health Officer reports that - persons
died in the city during the week ending
Yesterday at T. N: Whites II. COlOred T.;
adults =, minors Us; natives Of Tennessee
70, other countries /. The prevailing dis
ease as usual this winter was phthisis pull
m0nalis. As 10 ace, q or deceased were
under one year, , from one to five, from
) TO ten. from tel TO twenty, = from TWEEN
" 10 thirty, from thirty 10 forty, ] from
sixty 70 seventy, and 1 from seventy to
eighty. Number Of deaths last week, Il;
previous week. 81.
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knights of Honor.

a new lodge of Knights Of Honor, with
lwenty-eight members, was organized in
this city last Wednesday night. 1t will be
known as Vanderbilt Lodge, and its regular
meetings held every Friday night. AT the
last meeting the following officers were
installed:
II. Mpach7m, Past Dictator; John
W. Edwards. Dictator; Daniel Dillor,
Vice Dictator; Harry Dunn, Assistant Die
tator; VIM. r. lIasiam, Guide; Reporter,
q. W. Hutchinson; Financial Reporter, j.
NJ. EIiistCn: Treasurer, George W. Stain
back: Sentinel, w. T. Auten.
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THE MISSING MERCHANT.
No Cine Tetlas 90 His Whereabouts.

No Cine Tet5as TO His Whereabouts.
Diligent search was made yesterday by a
party Of young men, composed principally
Of clerks in wholesale houses, for Mr.. II.
b. Allen, whose sudden and mysterious
disappearance on Thursday has caused so
much alarm. The party, mounted on
horses, commenced at the race track and
followed the river down stream as far as
they conveniently could with their horses.
They then abandoned their steeds, and
proceeded aioOt, bus after a long search
aud, after having reached Hyde's Ferry
without discovering any trace Of the miss
ing man, they returned to the city.
kilograms were sent yesterday 10 Column
umbia, Franklin, LyEnville and other
places, but no satisfactory responses were
received.
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RIVER NEWS.

The B. Il. Cooke arrived, and departed
on her return trip for Pt. Isabel.
About that race, the HdrtsUHie Sentinel
has this to say:
sThe Eddyville and the Br3nsfOrd passed
Hartsyille early yesterday morning They
were endeayOriBg to find out which cOuld
90 10 the devil or the head Of navigation
fastest. The Eddyville was ahead. Of
course way-landing business was not half
attended 20.
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nr- CsIIender On Hamlet.

The next lecture Of the Robertson Ass0-
citation viii be delivered next Tuesday eve
ming, at McClure's Temple Of Music, by
DR.. j. 81. Calender, on the subject of
"Hamlet's Insanity" and in response to
Rev. T. A. HoYt. It NAV well be pre-
suneG that the doctor viii handle the sub
iect in d mastery manner, sustaining his
reputation in this respect. The old con-
tr0versy ia The hands OF such thinkers rs
himself and 3Ir. Hoyt. cioYs with d new
interest. The lecture may be looked TO as
a literary event
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Gen. ;riRsbv's GOOD Luck.

The Supreme Court, yesterday, reversed
the judgment Of the court below in the
case Of Gen. Grigsby, cOlOred, (plaintiF in
error vs.. the State. GriCsby was convict
ed at the May term 1874 Of the Circuit Court
al Pulaski, and sentenced TO be hanged for
the murder Of Maggie McEwen and Martha
Wagstall, cOiOred, winch was committed on
the 9th Of June, 1873, by the burning Of q
house in which the parties were sleeping.
The l7th Of July last was fixed for his
dOOmsdav.
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Massachusetts Mechanics for zen
mpaEPP

The following letter was received by
Mayor Howell a few days since, from an
Intelligent mechanic in Massachusetts,
who coutemplates emigating TO this
Safe:
"Sr: / have the honor TO acknowledge
the receipt Of your esteemed favor, and
that much-sought-afJer book, The Re
sources Of Tennessee for ali Of which
am, together with my family and friends,
exceedingly obliged. Taade in Massachu-
sets is so very much OverdOne, and me
chanics, as a rule, so poorly paid, and their
employment SO very uncertain, that | be
lieYe we shall have large emigration in
the spring, and, as far as appearances 60,
Tennessee is likely to get q large share Of
il, if the people could only get the means
% take them there"
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DIed 50 81. Vincent,s HospllaI

O.. c. Rives. Of ObiOn county, died quite
suddenly at ST. Vincent's Hospital yester-
day evening. He was severely Eatfiicted
with drOpsy, and, having spent some time
at EppeTson Springs without relief, came TO
this city for treatment. DR.. s. H. Bundy,
the hospital physician, performed an opera
ton ON him yesterday afternoon, and he
seemed to he doing quite well till towards
night, when he began TO sink very fast, and
soon expired. He leaves large family.
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ROBBED on TIE RIVER.
The Bad Fortunes Of an OVeFtOn
County Dame.

The Bad Fortunes Of an OVeFtOu
County Dame.
Yesterdays EUd8SciIe journal has the
following:
Among the passengers up by the Omui-
bus yesterday at noon, from Henderson
were an old lady named Ellen Hughes,
aged fifty years, and her son, a
pUny lad of fourteen or fifteen. They
hailed from Overton County, Ten
nessee, and were en- Iouts for
WOrGen Station, Madison County, Illinois.
When they took passage on a boat at But
ler's Landing, Upper Cumberland. the old
lady had $50, # which shepaid SO for their
passage to Nashville. During the first
night out she was robbed of S:}6, tie
money being taken from the
pocket of her dress, which she
had hung up in her state room.
The Sl2 left paid their way 70 Henderson.
Leaving their baggage at that place, they
started on foot to Evansville. They were
overtakeR a mile OF two from Henderson
by the bus when their destitute condition
being made known, they were taken up
and brougt to this city, the passengers pay
ing the fare of one and the driver bringing
the other free. When they reached the
river they had only one dollar, which
some kind hearted citizen of Henderson
had given them to pay their ferriage. The
lad offered the dollar 10 the puTser Of the
Uncle Buck, who, Of course, declined to
take it and set them over the river free OF
charge. They were directed to the Mayor
with the hope that he would have them
forwarded to Worden Station, where the
woman has friends in good circumstaE-
ces. The woman was plainly dressed in
lindsey wOOlsey. home made, and expressed
a willingness to 60 to work if she could
find employment 10 earn sufficient money
to cary them through. In addition TO
her money, the thief had also purlOined
her shawl, leaving her lily clad, but some
kind-hearted person, by the way, had
given her another shawl. The woman
seemed to be an honest, aTtless old lady
and inspired the fullest confidence on the
part Of those who befrienjed her,
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rnrmtnr Rnnnd me circle.

Dr. Lindsey, President of tie State
Teachers Association, will repeat his plea
for Normal schools iu Tennessee in Muir
freesbOro on Monday evening, Feb ID, in
ChattanoOza on Tuesday evening the 18th,
and in Knoxville Ola Thursday evening the
18th. This leclure gives the people ia
formation Of great value at this time. No
charge for admission. The Object IS TO
arouse attention TO the great want Of edu-
eating the people and thus developing all
the resources Of Tennessee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-14

Col. Paul f. Anderson, Of Helena, Ark,
IS at Lebanon, among his friends and old
comrades in arms. Those gallant Cedar
SDags." whom he led 10 victory So often,
never called him anything bat odd Paul
AIessrs. Joseph FraHklaud and Leopold
SobeI lefl last night for New York, 20 puI-
chase spring stocks iu theiTresPeclive lines.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-14
Juvenilc Concerts at aIurfreesboro.

The pupils Of the public schools Of Muir
f7eesboro gave concerts Thursday and Fri
day evenings last, under the direction Of
Prof Hindle, which are pronounced COM
plete successes. Large audiences greeted
Inc youngsters each night. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ashford, Of this city, were there and sang
several DUETS and solos % the delight Of
those present. Several excellent quaTtetts
were sung by Mr.. and Alrs. Hindlc ana AIr.
and Ms. Ashford.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-14
The JAN DeIlrery Investiga,ion.

For want Of a quorum yesterday, the Jail
Commissioners did not conclude their in
vestiCation Of the mysterious escape Of
Woodward and Mason. They will COM
plete and sign a statement on the subject al
a meeting 10 be held next Tuesday morn
ing. Il is at JaileI HeveTin's suggestion
and solicitation that they are taking steps
in the matter. lie wishes the matter eX-
planned, as best il can be done, IN order
that the responsibility may he properly
guaged and rest where itte'orgs.
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Lecture ON Man.

Under the auspices Of the Robertson As
ISOLATION, r. E. Macduff has already made
the acquaintance Of the lecture going public
of Nashville. He announces this morning
that he viii give snothe lecture here
tomorrow night, at McClure's Hall,
Cherry street, on, what is the proper
study Of mankiDd-Man. The question
how 10 understand him viii be discussed.
We hope The leclU- er may receive a good
nafronaga.
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The IneiIson Gnards.

A GOOD hall in the Porter Block has been
secured by the above named company. IL
is composed entirely Of Irishmen, and de-
votes two nights in each week to drilling.
Capt. Tim Kelly has made the boys quite
thorough in the handling Of firearms, and
when they turn out in full uniform on s..
Patrick's Day, they viii make a very re-
spectacle showing.
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nr YIIIors, sInfinee

The Doctor had a fair audience at his
matinee yesterday. lis impersOnatiOEs
proyoked the liVeliest meTriment, aud kept
up perfect flow of fun till he left the
stage. He left last night for Dayton, Ohio.
Those who heard him here are DESTROYS
that he may make another visit TO Nash
vile ere long, on a similar mission.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-14

W. L. Kevs, q sleeping car conductor on
the Louisville. Nashville and Great South
ern road, was arrested at the Maxwell
House yesterday, on the charge Of a breach
Of Trust by a fraudulent appropriation Of
money. He was taken before Justice
Cassetty and committed to Jail for trial
before the Criminal Court. It is alleged
that he collected money 20 the amount Of
about $3.50, Of which he failed TO give any
account to his employers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-14

The above institution, lselect classical
and mathematical school, was opened last
Monday, at Owens Y Roads, Williamson
county. Besides having many desirable
local advantages, the school building is en-
tirely new, and has al the modern improve
meIts. w. G.. Paschall, the Principal, has
had ten or twelve years experience in teach
ing, and is well fitted for tie position he
occnnies.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-14
BRIGADIER GENERAL SPENCE.
He Accepts the Honor hat Declines
tho DroRa

He Accepts the Honor bat Declines
the Profit.
Brigalier General Spence writes the fol-
lowing patriotic acknowledgment Of his re-
cent promotion:
MCRFREEsBORO, Tenn, Feb. l., 1o75.-
Brigadier General VIM. r. Handy, A. c.
1 accept with very great pleasure the COM
mission rendered me By his EXcellency
Gov. Porter.
I appreciate it as a high personal cOmpli-
ment from a friend whose compliments /
estimate very highly.
I hope to bear the h0HOrs meekly and
gracefully, and to avail myself Of the priv
ileges fully; but [ must insist that the emOl-
suRsats must be set aside in your hands
and bestowed entirely upon the suffering
poor Of our beloved but tax-ridden State.
Respectfully,
d. II. c. SPENCE,
COmmissary General.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-14

NOtiee,-We will open, Monday morn
ing, bleached and brown domestic and
Irish linens, which will be sold at prices to
defy competition. Call early aud examine
bargains at Joe FARMLAND & Co.'S, II Pub
lie Square. febl4 It
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Interest continues URabated IN the reyiv-
al at tie Edgefeld Baptist Church, aud the
work is carried on with much earnerstness.
DR.. O.. w. Griffin, OF Brownsville, who is
assisting the pastor, will preach this morn
ing and evening, and every night daring
the incoming week. He IS both able and
earnest, and all are deeply impressed who
hear him. Prayer-meetInes are held at the
church every afternoon at o'clock.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-14

Bargains in Shoes.-Johl Ramage &
Son offer Mems Calf SeWed Boots and
Shoes, Boys aud Misses Pegged Work Of
all kinds, and WOmen's Shoes in great va
riety. at cost for cash 10 close out lots.
febT II
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-14

ReOpened.-The City Hotel has been
reopened by Mrs. \. TOuey, under the
name of the Capitol House, and We can
say, without fear Of contradiction, for neat
ness aud handsomely furnished rooms, and
splendidly furnished tables, there is not a
house South sUrpasses it. febl4 It
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-14

Ladies', Misses and Chldren's Shoes at
greatly reduced prices, to close out the
winter stock, 1t the Philadelphia Store, p
Public Square, second door FROM Deaderick
street. febll II
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-14

Fine, difficult parts Of watches made and
repaired for walchmakers, at short notice,
and warranted equal to new. George p.
Kirkland, l. Cherry street, opposite Max
we'll House. feb14 It
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CITY NOTICES.

Dry Goods less than cost.-Ths entire
stock Of winter dry goods will be sold less
than cost, for the next thirty days, at the
Philadelphia Store. febl4 It