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The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 8

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The Tennesseani
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Nashville, Tennessee
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THE DAILY AMEBICAIN" 3STAS11 TUESDAY MOROTG DECEMBER 5 1882 8 15 A STUDIO THE WATER-WORKS TROUBLE ia Interesting Tlsit to the Booms of a Well-known Lady Artist First Engineer Mackenzie Insists on the Truth of Ills Former Statements And Ef peats That iho Coal Hitherto Tarnished lias Hot Been of the Required Quality A i The Proposition Lately Repair Hitherto Made at tbe Pumping Station From Humphrey Timothy New York to Timothy ros Trade Palace NashTille Tenn For several years past Miss Bettie Soovel has been turning her attention to all species of art work until bow a visit to her studio affords positive pleasure and shows what one woman with energy as well as genius can accomplish Miss Bettie is gifted in all kinds of art work crayon drawing etching painting in oil or watar colors on satin or any other material china painting plaster casts etc The china painting is a specialty and she now possesses a furnace with which to burn tbe colors into the painted ware This furnace was put together by her own fair hands and from it she turns out work eqnal to the beet in the land and that which formerly had to be sent to Chicago or other distant cities can now be done liere The ladies of this city and elsewhere have developed a great fondness and aptitude for china paintiog and some of the more industrious have orr amen ted for themselves whole sets no two pieces of which bear exactly the same figures Mrs Jane Watkins was one ot these ladies ornamenting a large number of pieces On the studio table were some exquisite fpscimens Two platters from the hands of Mrs A Barry were especially beautiful One was a small urchin and an immense turkey gobbler who was browbeating him and evidently asking "Who said anything about Thanksgiving?" The other was a hunting scene the man with his gun dog hunting basket and a boy all admirably executed and beautifully colored Miss Minnie Cherry had four beautiful little pieces belonging to a tete-a-tete set which will posseea an additional value to her from being her own handiwork Miss McFarland had a plaque with the paintirg "As good aa a mother" on it representing a little barefooted girl in long night-dress feeding a little nesi of birds while behind her was the dainty little bed with a different kind DEC I have sent you per express eighty imported Fur Seal and Plush Trimmed Pelisses two hundred and eighteen Langtry Walking Jackets and seventy -five Fur-lined Circulars and 13oLnians bought at a great sacrifice for cash These goods will be on our counters Monday morning mhl2 sutnly 4thp ON" THE SQTJAHE To the American: In Sunday's issue of the American a local article headed "Oar Water Works" appears which is reported as the action of the Water-works Committee and places me in a very bad light before the pnblic leading them to believe that Messrs Ken-drick Co'a coal was wasted and the money of the city needlessly spent while in fact the reverse is the case Mr Moore says in calling the committee that It rvas to take action in reference to complaints made by me concerning the coal furnished by Messrs Kendrick Co and he believed that the complaints did Messrs Kendrick Co injustice I am surprised at such language coming from the chairman of the Water Works Committee when he knows that I have called his attention many times to the bad coal and requested bim to go to the Mayor and have the thing stopped and to come out and look at the coal himself I have never complained of the coal as long as we were able to make Bteam enough to run the same when near the pressure that is required to furnish the higher parts of the city with water No matter how hard work it was bat one-balf of the time we are nnable to raise it to tbe reservoir I do not care about the time it taxes either But I do not think that it is rigat to pay any one a premium to furnish bad coal as it sometimes takes twenty-four hours to do the work that ought to be done in seventeen and the city has to pay Messrs Kendrick Co two dollars for every hour extra over eighteen hours Besides people who pay for water ought to have it The preposition as male by Messrs Kendrick Co and accepted by the Waterworks Committee is of the most pre Absolutely Pure This powder never varies A marvel of parity ftrength and wholeeonieneas Mora economical than the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold competition with the multitude of low test ahort Weight alum or phosphate powders Sold only In tang ROYAL BAKXXG POWDEJi CO 106 Wall itreet New York jyll dtoplstcol4thpAwtoplstcol5thply E2AIIINE Tha largest Una of FALL GLOTHfflG Etbt brought to thia city' at No 3 Cherry St Site sJailu mnicnn TUESDAY MORNING DEC 5 1882 The Texas Penitentiary Cherry O'Conner Co of this city have lea3id the Texas State prison at Rusk "sr jsl of nestling in it In a cabinet case are tne piaster casts Mrs Iglehart's arm and hand is the first piece to attract attention It can almost 9 Horth Cherry St Nashville Tenn TO THE CIGAR I wish to call your special attention to my brand be recognized as tne plump arm or me lair amgstress Mr A wheelers chubby Jrtle "Ned" is represented by a pair of fat little folded hands A shapely baby 99 CIGAK foot and baud holding a pencil was taken from Mr Orville Stockell's little Will The hand of Mrs Pilcher was taken in plaster and is perfect This Cigar is haying an unprecedented sale in ihe Easi and is without exception the TERY goous ror tne money in tub ljmiku latex Each and every Cicar is wranDed with in its proportion The casts of faces are IMPORTED WRAPPER in fact offers ALL that can DOssiblv be desired in noint of OllUm represented by one-taken ot lion Andrew Caldwell and another of Miss Mattie looks and workmanship To prove my assertions please send me a trial order and if the timrsaw Late Styles In Gentle in en's Dress Suits Washington Fragmentary members such as hands feet and even ears were to be not as represented reiuru mem at my expense lours respectluliy seen taken from various persons HAX KOSKXIIEOI Proprielor "Cherry Ups Cigar Jan 1 81 eod ly top col 4thp Another cabinet contained unnished HUNTINGTON posterous things I ever beard of in my life The idea that the coal that he will furnish for the next thirty days will prove that he neveient bad coal to the Waterworks is too good a thing to be lost work in all its stages To everything else Miss Bettie has added the process of gilding and often she burns tbe midnight DENTISTRY Wholesale Dealer in LiXCOU nn 160 CIIUBCII ST lamp to finish pieces for the next day Xx J- B1XjIjMZ3 satsu ntu Gentlemen: 1 have some of that coal R7A firing She has earned success and has at iv rj WttistiiHJg I'eaea aa4 Apple Brandies Imported Bran tained it and aids ereatly in developing Elected Policeman Thomas Peebles was elected a policeman yesterday to fill tha vacancy caused by the resignation of Thomas Hobson Isaac Nicholson's Will The will of Isaac Nicholson was yesterday probated his wife Mrs Nicholson qualifying as executrix The Revision of the Market Lawn The Public Property Committee and the Special Committee appointed to consider the bill to revise the market laws will meet this afternoon said to be good by Messrs Kendrick Co on hand yet Come and see it and if you or any other ccal man say that it is good I dy Wines Scotch and Irish the natural love of the beautiful possessed Whiskies by every one will enut up bnt I am of the opinion that DENTIST No 156J Church Street (Berry Block" opposite ladies' entranc to Maxwell House lei 4 (Late of Eyan A Kyan) you will agree with me and say that it is THE WOKK-HOUSE not coal at ail fe23 ly4thp lS Broad St IVnslivillo Tenn The last retolntion that about the re Report of the Operations of this Institatioa for the Month of 5 ov em ber pairs and consulting is without the slightest foundation as both gentlemen were f7h ra (7b tss (s fully aware of all lbs repairs that have Capt Yater of the police force 1 GROSE'S PRICE LIST OF been done and all tbat are contemplated so tbat ail the mismanagement at the has submitted the following report for the month of November pumping station was an effort on my part To ihe Chairman of the Police and Workhouse to prevent imposition up the city and Justly styled the Thief of Time tout Committee for the month of November: to compel tne contractors to comply wltn 2 3 ES et- pa et- so a a sr the contract Respectfully McKkkzii First Engineer AT THE F- GRAY 39 150 1 223 19 Number of prisoners on hand Nov 1 Number of prisoners committed Number of prisoners recaptured Number of caliboose prisoners committed Number of charity persons committed era j- Marriage License The fallowing marriage licenses were issued yesterday: Lewis to Mary Kempkaw Schornbnrg 'o Maggie Spire Property bale Pursuant to a decree of the County Court in the case of A Eobinson vs Beech et al Clerk Eastman yesterday aolJ to the highest bidder lot 96 of Mc-Nairy's West Nasbville plan for $855 and a lot npon the southwest corner of McLe-more and Polk streets for $225 SOUTH KA8MYI1XE CtaM Front Grocery Hob Total 342 8 tr 00 a -h a Mrs Edward Jones has erected a very Number of calaboose prisoners released 223 comfortable brick cottage on South Cherry street near Rill's alley Cor Market st and Square 3 crq 0 go Burr's compress is very busy now Most of the cotton which is shipped from Nash a 1 Don believe in any such doctrine We hare already been the recipients of a liberal patronage from ladies of Nashville and vicinity surpassing our most sanguine expectation and for which we return grateful thanks Encouraged by their support we to day pre3ent to our patrons and the publc our te schedule of revised prices i dHkEI'lVO KEDL'CXIOJi in Dry Goods thusly: Heavy Gros Grain Black Silks at 81 and SI 25 Extra Heavy Gios Grain Mark Silks at 81 145 a- SI 50 Extra Heavy Gros Grain Black SUks Stio finish at 8160 8175 nn i $1 85 Extra aeavy Gros Grain Black Bilks Bonnet Duchess at Si 8225 and $250 A clear cut of 25 per ceDt from last we k's prices Black 8 "tins at 70e 75c 80c 85c 90c 81 and up to 82 Black Cashmeres at 49c redlieed from 60c Black Cashm-ree at fiOr reduced irom "rc Black Cashmeres at 75c reduced from 85c Black Cashmeres at 87VoC reduced irom fcl ur 46-inch Black Cashmere extra heavy at S7c and 95c cannot be excelled Ask to nee them Silk warp Henriettas at 95c 1 $1 2ft 45 and 81 50 Silk warn Queeu'a Cloth at -8165 to 81 75 Silk warp Drap D' Alma at SlV- and 185 Camel's Hair Chudda Cloth at 75c to Jii'j Barathea's Barritz Cloth at 81 to 60-inch Satin Stripe Camel Hair in ferrr Cotta Electric B(ue Crmhed Strawberry (all shdnom- bined in one liaruient) at 8 65 worth Si25 sa ST 2 I'hoice Kew Raisins only 11c per lb Best 1Ondon JLayer Kalsins only 13c per lt Beat New Currant only 8c per lb go tr et- 2 21 e3- 3 CD Beat Leghorn Citron only Q2c per lb Choice New FigM only 12c per lb Number ol cbarity persons IS Number of prisoners released by expiration of time 27 Number of prisoners escaped 7 umber of prisoners turned over to State courts- 6 Number of prisoners released on recommendation of Health Officer 3 Number of prisoners sent to the County Asylum 0 Number of prisoners Bent to the Insane Asylum 0 Number of prisoners released by the Mayor tinea paid 3 Number of prisoners releas by the Mayor fines secured 4 Number of prisoners released by tbe Mayor fines remitted 23 Number of prisoners released by the Mayor ordered to leave the city 0 Number of prisoners release! by the Recorder fines paid 43 Number of prisoners released by the Kecorder fines secured 2 Number of prisoners released by the Recorder fines remitted 25 Number of prisoners released by the Recorder ordered to leave the ciiy 0 Number of prisoners on hand Dec 1 47 Total 432 STBEKT DEPARTMENT TO WOKKHOV3S DEPARTMENT To 445 days' labor at seventy-cents per dayS333 75 To 7029 bushels broken stone at per bushel 82 86 QD Chudda Cloth- in all th fashionable colors 38 inches wide at 60c regu'ar price 75c Elegant Cumel's Hair Embroidered Rotes We have slaughtered the prices on thesp ro-x! anil ac offer them at 81350 815 81650 Slb50 822 50 and 830 just 10 per cent off manufacturers' prices 1500 yards frncy Dress (rood? wool filling at 12'c 1500 jards Fancy Brocades wool filling at lac 1000 yards double-width Debssrt at 15c worth 25c ville first passes through this compress The workmen here employed have been in Mr Burr's service for years and have become expert They will place a bale of cotton in the press and within a minute will have it compressed and retied Many cars are now being hauled over the Decatur road heavily leaded with walnat logs They appear to bo cf tbe best quality and some are quite large One about five feet in diameter attracted much attention because of its peculiar shape and large proportions The Louisville Nashville management have very wisely placed Mr Chris Thomas in charge of the shops at the old Decatur depot Though a young man very quiet and unassuming he is a finished mecbanic and universally liked by his workmen To see him in his working suit greasy and begrimed lending a helping band in all kinds of work a person would never think Sw Mixed Nats Including Almonds 15c per lb Death of Shepherd Moan Jack Sloan received a dispatch from his brother Joseph Sloan of Savannah Georgia announcing the death of Shepherd Sloan formerly of this city He was a oung man 26 years of age and was greatly iked by his many friends in this city His death occurred from heart disease from which he has been suifering since he arrived at the age of manhcod Hewsboys' Evenings Every newsboy in the city is invited to be present at No 58 North Market street this evening at 7:30 to take part in the inauguration of the newsboys' evenings to be held every Tuesday evening in tbe Temperance Coffee-honae Ladies will be present to receive and entertain the boys and an effort will be made to make thete evenings instructive as well as pleasant Main All-wool and Silk-and- wool Dress Goods at 20c 25c 30e 35c 40c and 50c in all the la'e Clioice Malasa Grapes only 25c per lb go 2 2 Ms a e-h JO £3 00 et- rr 2 ft- tm CO A Beautiful Mixed Candy at 15c per omaiiriii sua isonri) tliMits im Kdswls tt bottom prices We don't intend i lor cold weather Wemnattinlosd Hosiery Handkerchiefs and GloveB in endless variety and lowest prices Collitrn Ires Flchaett and CollretteM splendid assortment One dollar Kid Gloves at JSc txamuie them 5000 yards Standard Prints at 4c per yard lb worth 00c CO es Samples sent to the country Orders promptly and careiully filled Goods shipped 0 It to ar A Pure French Mixed Candy at 20c per lb ivorth 50c fan ut me iHh IMSV STOKE es a him the "Boss" He is now superintend 3 S3- CO I guarantee the quality of each and rr hj et- 3 rr sr- es ing the overhauling of two large engines and will have them perfect when he gets through with tbem His kindness to the men and boy apprentices is appreciated and he is decidedly the most popular gentleman who has ever held this responsible position THE COtBTS every article comprising my enormous stock to be a 173 xjrvioiv STREET es es ocS eodly strictly 11 rut -clan in every parti nlar A CRONE no5-sututh to de21 8thp es i Cibcoit Court Galbreath vs Da £3 Iron ia Hickman Comity Hickman county is fast coming to the front as one of the most important Iron counties in the State The Nashville Tuscaloosa railroad now almost completed to Centreville will open up new and valuable mines The Warner furnace and iEtna mines are profitable and flourishing beyond the mof aaDguine expectations of the owners Col Moore's larpe landed interests have been pronounced rich in ore of fine quality by Prof Colton and ere long the large capital already attracted to those field? will be brought into active working force which destines Hick CP -ST WE NOW OFFER vidson county judgment for defendant 00 et- a erg Total 8416 61 I certify that the above report is correct Yateb Captain of Police The Weather la November The following is the meteorological summary for November as made by Sergt Mean barometer SO 184 ilighest barometer SOfrM on 80th Lowest barometer 29950 on 20th Monthly range of barometer 0596 Highest temperature 80 6 deg on 1st Lowest temperature 275 deg on 29th Monthly range 531 deg Greatest daily range of temperature 264 deg on 5th Ijeajt daily range of temperature 62deg on 17th Mean of maximum temperatures 580 (leg Mean of minimum temperatures 430 deg Mean daily range of temperature 150 deg Prevailing direction of wind northwest Total movement of wind 4M)1 miles OB TO 3 Cooper et als vs Henry Sheffield Bet for Dec 6 Newsom vs Kiber continued To-day is motion day This court tt THE TJaLTEJ adjourns Saturday Chancery Court Trabue vs Ul BAEGAINS IN Campbell et als decree First Naiional man county to become one of the greatest Bank vs Henderson agreed decree McCrory executor of Eastman et ffK I'll Ml lll 5 nil 3 0 Mil I Santa Claus haa com J- i fl brought lots of pretty es" mt oo li Vriting D-sk Gold "TTi oo 1 i 1eu8 Charm's Fan- MfJ Cj -r-K Stationery Albums 'A 5 OB Bibles Card Cases in V1 2 1 S3 eHr1 AlliKaior' ec- 81 r7 2 55 I-- 2 5 rj I Xext lXor to Ex- Ifii i atsa mm lron-prodacing counties in the folate Ber Or Jones' Resignation als referred to Clerk and Master Highest velocity of wind and direction 24 miles Blake vs Dodge report of special commissioner confirmed State cf Ten The resignation of the Rev Tiberius soutn soutn ana nortnwest on it tztn ana l3in Number of foggy days 0 Number of clear days 6 Number of fair davs 13 nessee ex rel et als vs A Knight et als case continued by consent until the Gracchus Jones as pastor of tbe First Baptist Church of this city published in Nthe American yesterday morning causes a good deal of regret not only among his next term of court Caaipbell vs a Goodlett et als defendants given thirty days to file an answer Woodard Moore Number of cloudy days on which no rain or snow fell 2 Number of cloudy days on which rain or snow fell 9 Total number of days on which rain or snow fell 16 vs Denmark order of sale on account own people out in the community generally His long services here his uniform Christian course free from all affectation of the non execution of notes by pur a 3 Depth of unmelted snow on ground at end of the chaser 83 and worldly ways his cultivated and de Recorder's Court Mrs Wilhoit drunk O- CP er CP Pu 00 tr4 month inch Dates of auroras 17th 19th 20th Dates of dew 4th 6ih 7th 11th fined $10 Davis drank and disor voted sermons his nigh character as a man and a Christian minister endeared him to derly fined $5 Crichlow drank and Datts of solar halos 5th 9th 11th 10th 19th all our people The ministers of all onr carrying a pistol lined $15 Ivosa Liee va grancy lined $50 James Martin drunk on churches without regard to denomina tional lines hold him in the highest ee- iMtn Dates of fog 4th 14th Dates of lunar halos23d 24th E6tn 27th Dates oi thunder storms 10th the streets fined $3 Henry Ware same teem and his departure from Nashville onensa same fine Dates of frosts 13th 15th 16tb 19th 21st 22d will be a cause of sorrow to many hearts 24th 27tn 2tn Huth The resignation takes effect the first of Florida Ship Caaal Company crc COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURE Deg fel6eodiy4thp A scheme tf such gigantic proportions as that of the Florida ship canal has long 472 April next Aa Important Conference The commission appointed by the Gov' Deg 46 9 428 471 49 8 1871 1872 1873 174 been though' visionary so waa the Suez 1877 1878 1879 1880 I58I 1682- canal which cost millions in its construc 624 41'1 4i8 497 3 CP CP cn Tullah oma File Works 1875 604 1876 464 tion but haa added untold wealth and 0J era or to select a suitable site and get up other necessary data looking to the removal of the penitentiary from within the city PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS Striped and Brocade Plushes AND YELVETS IN ALL COLORS Plain Plushes and Velvets to Match MIOCADE SATINS Beautiful Combination Suits from (5 to 818 Black and Colored Caahmeres all wool fiomSOc to $140 Hare also added a Mourning Goods Department to which we call special attention for bargains in Crepes and Mourning Goods Our Flannel Department is immense and will be sold loer than any house in th Uy in order to reduce stock Ladies' Gent's and Children's Under wear scarlet and white Irom 25c to 82 Oar Cloak and Shawl Department contains all the latest Novelties of the season Cloaking all grades and colors from 8c to 13 Ladies' and Children's Hose slightly damaged at great lacrifica 10C0 Corsets on consignment at 40 cents We inrite our friends and the public generally to axamine our bargains and sure 25 per cent on their purchases Prpmpt attention to orders by mail COMPARATIVE PRECIPITATIOIT convenience to the commercial at traveling world While all the southern At Jjichea Inches limits of Nashville Will hold an important lantic States Georgia and the entire south re and west will be greatly benefited by this meeting to-night at the Maxwell House in room No 5 The State and Nashville 1971 213 1877 1872 225 1878 1873 4 88 1879 1874 612 1880 493 20 6f5 577 et- a p- project tne nation win directly benefited Nature haa already indicated tbe Boards of Health the Mayor and commit -t es oo ro es CP Qi 1875 54G 1881 484 tee of City Council together with commit course of the channel Important streams 1876 126 1882 5 57 tee of citizens are expected to be present of water are waiting to be utilized in the River Highest stage 3 feet 4 Inches on 80th et- er CP work and when tnea of such standing and and by a free conference arrange that all may understanding co-operate in urging lowest stage toot 7 mcnes on 4tn and oth PS e- C3 ability aa have recently been elected direo monthly range 2 feet 9 iocbes average height Si feet 42 inches mean daily range 0 feet 42 inches tors take charge of the work the enterprise the Legislature to accomplishing the removal of this institution which now not TULL AHQUIA TENN Mannfacture8 all kinds ot Files and Rasps from the best Diamond File Steel and PRONOUNCED BY HUNDREDS OF CHANICS among the best files on the American market Eierj warranted Old flies recnt and good as new octS FALL AND WINTER CLOHDIt cannot fail only stands as a constant menace to the A Keprehenslble Joke At the meeting held in Washington re A number of marketers were made the cently the following directors were elected Townsend Cox New Hon John Brown KB P- fcrj CP fc i- 3 health of oar city but literally blocks the way to its progress and the proper building no of the city in a westerly direction Onr City Fathers cannot ehow too much zeal subjects of a very ill-timed joke on Satur York lennessee day evening William Blivens and Joseph i4 00 es Oox filled themselves with whisky and upon this subject Judge Wm Fnllerton hew York Judge John "Try New York Eon Milton Sayler OhK proceeded to tne market house where they ordered lavish supplier of choice viands Real Estate Transfers Gen Ben Butler Massachusetts Gen Win Mahone Virginia Hon Simon Cameron Pennsylvania La who New York Got Cameron aent to Darden Kinney's on Summer Wm Moore and wife Martha A OQ street The articles were sent a whole 8 Meyer New a Moore to Wm Dickerson lot in Browns York express load of them The things were of course refused and the daped nucksters Michael Jacobs New $25 York Virginia Gen Groner Virginia Held a meeting and had tne parties arrested The case came up yesterday beore IV I Henry Forde and wife Alice to Jennie Pillow lot 206 in Boyd's home tract Judge Baling bat unfortunately there was es OQ Tha Supreme Cowrt so no city law covering tne case and tne The Supreme Court met yesterday morn NORTH OOtJLiBGfi A Williams and wife Martha to offenders were discnarged They will however be arrested on a State's warrant Jno White lots 2 and 3 in Moses Sta ing at half-past 9 o'clock Chief Justice LOUIS FRAHEAHD CO 211 CHURCH STREET ocleodStn ph ns $750 One of the marketers was told to cut up a Deaderick and Judges Freeman Turney Fishel and Julias Fishel to er aczen heads oi cabbige and a peck of aad Cooper present are receivin( daily new additions to their already large stock ol Clothtnif comprising all thela-e! or men youths and boys which they offer at the rery lowest possible prices Gent's urnisbinK in large Tsriety A handsome line of Piece Good' from which garmenU are made to order on nouce Wholesale and Manufacturing House 101 Soring street New York de29tutM NELSON onions which he did and of course was Shelton house and lot in Fourth district $75 The Seventh circuit law docket waa taken up and orders issued in the following A Edwards John Edwards and unable to sell the mixture to anybody else Nearly all the goods were spoiled 8 Durrett Wa'ter Alley Phelps cases: Collett vs Pratt protest es to costs wife Edwards II A Edwards and CP CP a OQ 5 3 Set aside: Jordan vs Maney et avl death of wife A to Edward Zickenells and Jaa DEddy Mike Parrisn Jesse Wills" Zickenells land in Second district 5 Crutcher and Mr Holland were victimized acres mora or less $1700 I Maney suggested and admitted Sima vs Collier Jones sen fa ordered The court adjourned at 12 o'clock until 9:30 tkia morning when the Rutherford Woodfin and wife WoodSn When reading your psper mirk thead- ON MONDAY WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY el every week at 12 there will be offered to the ssck i cor ot the eity clinic at which all diseas will be treated free oi chrge Th" clinic is under the of Dr Coyle and will be held In the Medical Department the University ot Tennessee on Bread st nearly opposite the Ciuioin-house not aattu3m vertiseroent of Simmons Liver Regulator i Manufacturers ol and Wholesale and Be tall Dealers in TJEMJIVJKIS OF ALL KIIVI A specialty made of repairing tranka GoO made to order Ji deeired Factory and Salesroona 96 If Cherry at Xasiivllle Tenn e29eodiy to Heliena Barbund and son John Barbund lot on South College $1400 i county docket will be heard th law docket first and then the Chancery no24 tafrwlm.

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