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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-08
TURF TALK.

In racing circles, TUmor has 1t that Gen.
Harding may possibly not train any more
horses for the turf, but, in view of his re-
cent brilliant successes, we refuse TO be-
lieve anything Of the kind.
Col. w. II. Johnson is about TO leave Tor
the bluegrass region Of Kentucky, where
he will probably make some notable in
vestments.
Pools were sold at the Merchants EX-
change last night on the jerome Park races
for to-day. There was a lively crowd in
attendance and the pooling was quite spir-
tied. In the contest for the Weschest eT
Gun. Baliankeel sells about even against
the field and Olpita goes at the same
figures in the Belmont Stake
Entries closed last night fol the 300
trottinc race next Thursday as follows:
f.. Caldwell entered bay &. Bob Hill.
O. Towles, bay N. Maid Of the Aists.
5. c. Black, bay G. ChUckaluck.
c. Durham, gray &. Country Boy.
Pools viii be sold at the Merchants tx
change, Wednesday night.
At the approaching Long Branch races
trains viii be run cut to the course every
few minutes, thus obviatiug the necessity
Of beng fieeced by extOrtiOnate hack
men.
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New Acknowledgement.

Insure in tie State Insurance Company.
IfEou want go West, look in thismorn-
fng's city notice column. Aou viii lind
something interesting.
On account Of the recent ire, c. G. BLACK
* Co. have removed ~ No. 3 Broadsireet,
where they viii DE pleased TO see their old
friends and patrons.
Go 10 the Exposition building tonight
and enjoy yourself with The music, flowers,
ice cream. Strawberries. etc, furnished by
bv the WOman's Bible Mission.
The Shippers Own leaves tor. 81. LOUIS
direct on Saturday next, at ! =. II.
Board wanted for gentleman and wife
Edgefsld preferred.
A EhsrsI tewa-l- offered for recovery Of
blarS and ISL .eTi-r deg.
Reward offered for two horses, stTayed
from 231 South Spruce street.
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WARDS SEMINARY.
Closing Exercises Of the Seminary
AnsnicionsIY begun Yesterday.

Closing Exercises Of the Seminary
AusPieiousiy Begun Yesterday.
The tenth annual C mmencement exeT-
cises Of Wards Seminary began al O'Clock
yesterday morning. The chapel was filed
with a large and selec audience. The music
rendered on the occasion was very fine, and
reflected credit on both pupils and teachers.
Highly creditable essays were read by the
following graduates:
Latin SalUtatoTy-Miss A. Lanier, Spring
Greek, Tenn.
Miss Fannie F. Baugh, Franklin, Tenn
Subject: s.The Sunny Side"
Miss Bette Bsasiey, Edgefeld-Subject:
"Westward the star Of Empire takes Its
Way"
Miss Anna Brooks, Waco, Texas-Sub-
Jet: 'HOw Many Bards Gid the Lapse Of
Time"
Miss Ella B. COe, Nashville--Subject;
''The New Age"
Miss Alice Cooper, Edgefeld-sublect;
"WOman."
Miss Anna Criddle, Nashville-Subject:
''Passing the Rubicon.'
Miss Mollie Gould, Waverly, Tenn
Subject: "Nature Everywhere Beautiful"
Miss Jennie Hicks, Nashville-Subject:
"Just Ahead
Miss R0utez Houston, San Antonio,
Texas-Subiect: Nevertheless
Miss Lila Z. Jackson, Selma, Ala.-Sub-
ject: ''Art."
Miss Rosa Lane, Athens, Tenn.-Sub-
jet: "Chacun a son gout.'
French and German Rotations were
also given, and the programme was inter
spersed with vocal and instrumental music,
rendered by Misses Pearson, Thomas, Demo
vile, Redf0rd, McGhee, Reed, Rogers, Over
ton, COe and several undergraduates, whose
names are omitted by request, il being a
rule Of Mr.. Wards not to let his pupils
realize the full glory Of printers ink until
they have won their diplomas.
The exercises will be resumed al nine
O'Clock this morning, and at the same hour
tomorrow. They will close tomorrow
night with the comforting Of degrees, when
thirty young ladies will receive diplomas.
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ALL OVER THE CITY.
Tie postofBea is being repainlsd.

The postofiee is being reprinted.
Anumber of the prisoners in the county
work-house were engaged yesterday in
cleaning up the courthouse yard.
Quite a number of young men met in
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church last
night and organized q prayer meeting.
They will meet again next Monday night.
J. G. MeiningeT, the musical teacher and
composer, has written a beautiful solo for
Nashgllle's faVOTite tenor, Mr.. 4. III. Stew
art. Il will be published by James A.
Mcclure & Bro.
The courthouse boasts the champion
cbecker-player. When he has taken a
retrospect Of the fields won and the Oppo-
nents whose pride he has brought low, be
wears the look Of one well pleased with
what his genius has achieved.
Last Sunday horse, belonging to a well
known dealer in music, created sensation
in South Nashville by running away with
a vehicle. The cause of his flight was the
running of Of a wheel-the effect, a
smashed buggy and a bruised animal
b. Barker, who died Saturday night,
was a member Of Humboldt Lodge No. so,
Knights Of Honor, and was the first mem
Der to die since the organization OF the
Order in this city. His funeral was attend
ed by all the lodges in Nashville and Edge
field.
Contracts were awarded yesterday for
the building Of the south wing Of the Nor
NAL and Theological Institute, as follows:
| Carpenters work to Jas. W. McCullOch;
stone, to North & Stockard; iron, slate and
tin, to Maury & Regain; painters and gla-
ziers' work, 10 J. w. Smith; and brick, to
/ VIM. g. Bush. The. plans were drawn by
/ John L Smith, architect.
The strawberry festival for the benefit Of
the Woman's Bible Mission, az the Expo
sition building, will be given tonight and
! repeated tomorrow night. It is under the
| management of some Of the first ladies o
the city, and they will be assisted around
the tables by some Of the fairest daughters
of the city, so that thrOng Of the harde
sex may be expected to attend. We are
requested to assure the pnblic, especially
the young men, that there viii be no ref
fling, no sharp practices tOmske them spen
/ money.
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BONNER AND BLITZEN.
a North Cherry street Residence
Stricken BY Lightning.

During the heavy shower of rain Sunday
afternoon, heavy clap Of thunder was
heard, doubtless causing a tremOr OF fear
throughout the city. The lightaing struck
the dwelling Of Matthew Henderson, No.
1J7 North Cherry stIeei, telling a chimney
and considerably damaging the gable Of the
house. Mr.. Henderson was absent, but his
family and servants were at home, though
none of u en- were hurt beyond receiving a
vigorous shock. A sky-light Of hsavy glass,
in the root, was shattered, and bricks and
SCOT were scattered prOfuseiy through the
rooms connecting with the stricken chin
ney. The crate in the lowest fireplace was
dislOdgad aud hurled to the opposite side Of
the room. Persons and all kinds Of ami
mails in the vicinity were more CT less af-
fected. A horse in Blacks livery stable
dropped heavily to the ground, but directly
got up in his usual health,
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ALMOSPA CONFEDERATION.
Yesterday Mornings Blaze on the Cor
ner Of Broad and Front Streets.

ODe Euiiding Destroyed and a block
Seriously Threatened-LOssO en- stock
SI4.zOO, Insurance SI0,5OO-NO In
suranee on the BuiIdinS-TOsaI Loss
Estimated at S25, OOO.
One Of the most destructive fires that
Nashville has witnessed for some time
past, broke ont about halfpast two o'clock
yesterday morning, on the corner of Broad
and Front streets. 1t originated in the
wholesale grocery and liquor house of c. G. |
Black & Co, and was not discovered till
the flames were bursting out of the build
ing from top to bottom. The alarm was
given from box No. 2, at the Stockell en-
CINE house, but TIE storm Of the previous
evening had grounded one of the wires, and
the alarm was sounded only on that cir
cult. The other engines, however, guided
by the light, came to the spot.
The walls Of Black & Co.'s house fell in
within i've minutes after the fremen ar
rived on the scene. There being no fire
walls between this building and the one
adjoining, the latter easily taught fire.
The first floor was occupied as a broom
factory under the management of Mr.
Sturtevant, Superintendent of the Blind
Asylum, the blind OF that institution work
liz AAAIAE. 4 AlE 1CNUA44 eLOlN " - U5El - =
band room by the bliIA WOrkmen, where
their leisure hours were spent in practicing
upon various musical instruments. In the
third story were a great many patterns for
machinery, ETC., belonging to I. NJ. Bren-
nan.
The loss sustained by Mr.. Sturtevant was
not very heavy, as most Of the tools and
broOms on the first floor Tere removed
without having been damaged. Ala of the
instruments in the second story were also
gotten out in safety.
The third house from the corner was
/ used as a commission house by Nevins,
! Kirby x Co. The damage to the building
/ was only trihing, but they did not have
such good luck with their stock. A shed
in the rear Of the house, in which there
were six hOgsLeads OF tobacco, was burned
and most OF the tobacco destroyed. They
estimate their loss on corn, tobacco, fix
lures, etc, at $1,000, which is FULLY covered
by insurance.
Everything in Black & Co.'S house was
4 total loss. In this building Van Holman
had SLIGO worth Of corn upon which there
was s., 0j0 insurance. Black & Co. esti-
mate their loss at about $1,000, with an
insurance of $500.
! At one time tie destruction Of The whole
block seemed inevitable, and nothing but
the faithful working Of the firemen pre-
vented such a catastrophe. Three or four
houses in the immediate neighbOThOOd
caught fire, but the fitful blazes were soon
extinguiShed.
The corner house, occupied by Black &
| Co, was owned by ". G. BTien, the next
was owned by the Ferguson heirs, who are
now in Virginia, the house Of Nevins
Kirby & Co., by A. W. johnson, and none
of the property was insured. The entire
loss will probably not fall short Of S25, goo
The firemen worked with uniiTing energy
for about five hours before the flames were
entirely extinguished.
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Father Quiun's Lecture.

Notwithstanding the inclemency of the
weather on Sunday night, there was a large
crowd at the Cathedral to hear Father
Quinn deliver his lecture on "WOman'S
Mission in the Catholic Church" He
spoke about two hours, and was listened to
very altentively throughout his whole dis
course. Father Quinn made many warm
friends during bis short stay in Nashville,
and it Is to be hoped by all those who heard
him on Sunday night, and By the great
many who were disappointed in not hear
ing him, That he viii pay rs another visit
az an early day. The proceeds Of the lee
ture will 20 TO the Ladies Aid Society,
and one Of the main objects of his visit
here was to assist in bringing about a more
thorough organization Of that society.
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CRUaINAL NOTES.

Edmund Knox and Billie Good, both
colored, were sent to the county work-house
for 10 days each, by Justice Baskette, yes
terjay, on the charge Of vagrancy.
Hardy Smith, a negro, was before JUS
tees Cassetty and Creighton yesterday on
the charge of assault and battery and draw
inc pistol on his wife. He gave bond for
his appearance at 9 o'clock this morning.
Louis Paisley, colored. was taken before
Justice Everett yesterday, for maltreating
and interfering with county work-house
prisoners. He was fined three dollars aud
made to paw the costs Of the suit.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-08
FLOWERS AS HEALTH.PRE-
SERVERS.

It is reported that an Italian professor
has discovered that perfumes from flowers
have a ohemichal effect on the atmosphere,
converting its oxygen into ozone, and thus
increasing its healthimparting power. As
the result Of his researches, he states
that the essence Of cherry, laurel,
lavender, mint, juniper, melons, fennel,
and beTgamOt are among those which de-
velOp the largest quantities Of ozone, while
anise and thyme develop it in q less de-
gree. Flowers destitute Of perfume have
no such effect. lie recommends that
jewellers in mTshR localities, and near.
places infected with animal emanations,
should surround their homes with a pro-
fusion Of the most OdorifeFOUs flowers.
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genuesseeans on for Europe.

a parry Of ladies and gentlemen viii
leave this City in about week on a Euro
pean tour. They viii be under the guild
arce Of DR.. W. E Ward, Of Wards Semi
nary, and viii sail from New York on the
18TH inst in the steamer "City of Berlin, /"
to remain abroad till the latter part Of Sep
TENDER. Last evening a UNION AND
AMERICAN reporter learned from DR.. Ward
that the young ladies Of the party will
be Miss Martha OvertOn, Miss LaZinlla
Elliston, Misses Aiargie and Lawson Nc
Chez, daughters of Col. Chas NJ. McGhee'
Of Knoxville, Miss May Bate, and Miss
Albert Chapman, of Huntsville, Ala. Col.
Frank E Williams and lady, Mr.. Leslie
Warner and Mr.. L. T. Benson will accom-
pany the party.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-08
Il Base Bali Challenge from Knox
Vile

The hR0rCIle Press and Herald has
the following communication:
"E. Z. UNIVERSITY. June 4.-MessIs,
Editors: At a called meeting Of the River
side Base Ball Club, Of East Tennessee
University, il was moved and carried that
the members Of the St0newau Base Ball
Club, Of Nashville, be hereby challenged
by the Riversides, to a match game of base
bali, at Chattanooga, on the morning Of
The lTlh Of June.
"Flease publish the above in your next
issue, and request the UNION AND AAIERI-
CAN TO copy The same. Very respectfully,
"RIvERSIDE b. 3. CLUB.
"Per Il. c. DeGrsiienreid, Sec'y'
Now le5 the gauntlet be taken up
PROMPTLY.
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rl,e Crops In RLIE.amsou.

4 friend writes rs from the neighbor-
hood Of Bethesda and ThompsOn's Station
that harvesting viii commence there this
seek. In some localities the wheat has
been attacked by red UIst, but only on the
blades. SO that the gain is not damaged.
The prospect is for a larger yield than last
wear. and 10 per cent increase in acreage.
Com is backward, but the increase Of
acreage $50 per cent Cot.ol there has
given away 20 grain, h-t Wiaa little there
"a looks well. A gia1t deal %. millet has
bean. sown. and the farmers are Looking for
ward TO the 'goOd time coming"
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The Ten.Pin ChampionshIp.

10 nc LuIUu anu AIleIIlaL
IN your issue Of Sunday We notice a
communication from Mailman and others
(the Wide Awake Club, stating that they
had heard Of cur willingness TO play game
Of ten-piHs, for the championship Of Nash
vile. We desire 70 say that we are and
have been willing TO give them q chance to
show their superiority, and would name
Thursday next, at o'clock P. NJ, at Welt
mnller's Garden. If accepted, final arrange
ments will be made IL the meantime.
Don't flicker.
TEE OUARTETTE Clue.
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. 60 EEacizn,an stabhea.

aGenGaI7 Smith is a colored Jehu who
drives J. ack No. IA. Last night IOur COZ
oref biOO5s engaged him to taae
chem 20 picnic a short dis
lance this s.ie Of Flat Rock, on
lie NolensyilIc PIKE. On The way back
nome q difficulty arose between the riders
aud the dt4,,. about paying the fare, when
one Of them cut him in the shoulder with
q knife, inniCtinga painful, but not seil-
1r7z wound.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-08

The annual examination of the pupils Of
st. Bernard's Academy viii commence to-
morrow morning al 10 O'Clock, and con-
tinue throughout The day, and the next
morning. On Friday. the examinations
will take place at st. Mary's SchOo.
Parents Of the. pupils aud all friends Of
these schools are invited to be present.
This is by 10 means so adTy" 3 business
as many suppose. A few hours may be
spent listening to the rising generation
with pleasure and DrOft.
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I.Ionsnres - vEoodB.me.

The members and friends Of Woodbine
Rite Society are looking forward with an
ticipatiCus of a fine time TO al entertain
ment to be given them next Thursday
NIGHT al Viola, The country place OF Capt.
lanes II. smith. All the del.cacies OF the
ssasou will be spread before the party, and
means for elegant amasemeuts afforded.
The grounds about the residence Will be
illuminated, SO that the young people may
promenade, play crogUe, or make love at
TE.=fr free Measure.
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MARRTEn

LINDSAY-BLAKE.-A y O'Clock Monday,
the It'll inst, at the residence Of Rev. DR.. T.. q.
Blake, by Rev. W. L. Ward, Miss MAGGIE ".
BLAKE, class Of 1s69, Wards Seminary, to Col.
r. II. LINDSAY, Of Shreveport
The happy couple, after an elegant repast at
the paternal mansion, left Tor tour IN Europe.
Louisiana has robbed Tennessee Of one OF her
fairest and most accomplished daughters, one
who viii be missed in our most attractive cirles,
and who will well adOrn that Sou thern home. A
thousand good wishes for them! W.
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A Monument 90 she Confederate
mead

The committee on the decoration Of the
Confadarats graves viii meet in Capt. Sam
DogeIs5n's Office. in the courthouse, At .
O'Clock tlIis afternoon, to take steps toward,
providing means for the erection OF 4 mon
ument TO the memory OF the Confederate
dead who rest in Mount Oliyet Cemetery
Every member Of the committee IS urged u
be in attendance.
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HEALTH AND PLEA SURE ExCUR-
RIANa m rlln nnAnn

The St Louis, Kansas City and Northern
Railway has just published q new and Illus
trated Guido TO Colorado, (seasOn Of 1881 Civ
ing brief description Of the famous Resorts
in the Rocky Mountain Regions; also
rates Of fare. This Guide contains valuable in
formation for Tourists and InVaIids. Free.
Send for copy. Address c. X L 9rd, General
Passenger Agent, st. Louis, No.
apps wed sat 3Ia
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-08

bIr. Irby Morgan, Of the Rosebank
Nurseries, exhibited in this office yesterday
a lot Of strawberry plants, containing upon
them blooms ard ali the intermediate
sta8s Of the fruit to the full ripe. The
vines were full, and the ripe berries bore a
full proportion to the other stages. All the
marketable berries were taken flom the
vines on Saturday. The bearing com
menced two weeks ago, aud though late in
beginning, this berry has shown its super
iOrity over ali others in yield and cOntinu-
ance, including size and flavor. It is the
MOntrose, Mr.. Morgan challenges the
1gOrld for a superior strawberry. That is
broad enough for all to step forward.
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blank q y indicates no report; cipher (O) sta
tlonary; minus q tendency TO fan; plus ID
tendency to rise.
The Shippers Own is advertised for St.
Louis direct.
There were no arrivals o.. departures yes
terday.
The Shippers Own, Bolivar II. Cooke
and John S. Bransford have been lying in
mort for some time, receiving new paint and
repairs. As good JOB OF polishing up IS
being done by our local Worknen upon
fbem AZ could be had anywhere. The boats
will LOOK new and fresh by the time the
last touches are put upon them.
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EdseneId Matters.

The Board Of Mayor and Alderman Of
Edgsfeld met in regular session last night.
Present. Mayor Brooks and Aldermen McIn-
turf, borrow, Bransford, Brown, miller,
Williamson, Gary, Wene, HutchisOn and
Williams.
TIE Street Committee submitted a re-
port, which was, upon a vote, rejected.
Aid. McInturif, from a special committee,
reported recommendation that the book Of
the assessor be rejected on the ground that
he bad not complied with the law.
Aid. Williams, from the Committee on
Depot, reported that the depot project
had died out.
The Board then adjourned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-08

The Right Rev. P. 4. Feehan, Bishop OF
Nashville. arrived In Knoxville last Satur-
Eav. and preached al High Mass in the
g6urch Of the immaculate Conception Sun
Gav. administering the Sacrament of-Con-
fI1nation before Mass.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-08

The Louisville FaYOrite!-Cay's ele-
CANT Cologne, very refreshing, fragrant
and lasting. Price of trial size, % cents.
Give it a trial. For sale by Demoville &
Co. and druggists generally.
les thurs. sur. tines I'm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-08

q SeasOnable Boots and ShOes.-A
tull and desirable stock, fresh and stylish,
of Lasting Shoes and Slippers Of every de-
scriptiOn, for men, women and children, at
prices beyond competition for cash, at John
Ramage & Sons, As College street.
fa9 AZ
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Personal

A. Brown. ofSan Francisco; j. NJ. Sykes,
of Lawrenceburg; Rev. j. NJ. +. Smith
son. of Decherd, aud 5. n. Garjenhire, Of
ST. Louis. are at the Commercial.
During the summer vacation, Nr. .. Z.
1Teiniucer. the vel known musician, ac-
companied by his wife, viii soiourn at Man
chester. the guests Of Col. D. p. Raihbone.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-08

New Madeira Lace Embroidery for trim
ming Ecrue Net Polonaise and Ecrue Lin
en-, at the Southern Palace, Church street.
my23 If
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Southern Backing Factory at GalatiP,
Tenn.-The trade supplied at loves. pes
quality unsurpassed. Breas.., Gibson &
Co., 45 Public Square, mv26 I'm
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BASE BALL.
The Championship About 10 Pass
Evav From a S'namP Ion Club.

Tae Championship About 10 Pass
Away From a champion Club.
The first game of the championship
series was played between the StOnewall
and the Morgan clubs yesterday, and after a
sbarp struggle of one hour and forty
minutes. the S5onewails were declared the
victors by a score Of a TO 20. Heretofore
the Morgan Club have beat all their OppO-
neuts with ease, and it surprised the wit
nesses of the game when, on the eighth in
Ding- tIle sco-e showed the Morgans only
six 10 their opponents forty. But by
change in the ninth inning on the Stone
wall side, the &0rgans made "A runs, thus
in part regaining the confidence of their
friends.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-08

BOYToN's swimming clothes are a sue
cess. The only difficulty is that they cost
about as much as a trip to EnTope by
steamer, so that nobody will want TO paddle
across, after all.
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Lie e. As.oelntion.

at the regular meeting of the Nashville
Rsr Association in its library rooms Yes
ter5sv. the Vice Presidents, holding prior
TO the incorporation, were reelected ana
tEe Library Committee was authorized TO
anDoint q temporary Librarian.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-08
4 PIague.in I2avidson.

IL the southern portion Of this county
considerable damage is being done To the
crops BY army worms. and the farmers are
hard hard a. work digging ditcEes TO pro
fact their fields
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-08

POWERS.-On the 9th inst, at his residence
in this city, Mr.. SAMUEL Powers, in the 6lst
year OF his age.
Louisville, Cincinnati and New York papers
please copy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-08

Drink Blue Lick Water.-Just received,
fresh Blue Lick Water, direct from spring.
FOr sale by the glass, gallon or half barrel.
A. G. Carter. je3 thurs tues 2w