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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-12-22
NEW SPRING STOCK.
Fancy Variety Goods and Notions.

.. Wholesale
ROBERT COCHRAN, at his store on
Id Fourth street, Steubenville, has just recei-
we'd large, desirable and general stock of
Fancy Goods, Variety Goods, Jewelry,
Gold and Silver Watches, Musi-
cal Instruments, &c.
Embracing every article in his line, which he
is prepared to sell, much lower than formerly,
by wholesale.
Buyers need not go to Pittsburgh or Wheeling
with the expectation of buying cheaper stocks.
He is prepared to sell
Fraction be!Ow Pittsburgh Prices!
Country Merchants, Pedlars and others, will
find it to their advantage to examine this new
stock, but few larger and better, and none
which can be sold cheaper, is to be found ir
the Western country, than is now offered GoI
sale at
ROBERT COCHRAN'S
Wholesale Notion and Variety Store, Fourth
Street, Steubenvile. may Sc, SO.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-12-22
ETNA AIR-TIGHT STOVE.

A COOKING STOVE designed for
IA Farmers and tel-keepers, burning wood
and coal, and guaranteed to give satisfaction
to purchasers. Also, Live Oak Large Oven,
for burning wood Star of the West, and
Aurora. These stoves are far superior to any
yet introduced for baking and roasting, in re-
spect to saving fuel and for durability they are
unequalled. Manufactured by A. Bradley,
Pittsburgh. The subscriber keeps constantly
on hand large assortment Of Tin Sheet Iron,
brass ware, sclf.sealng cans, DC. Persons in
want of anything in his line will save money by
giving him a call. Spouting roofing and all
kinds of job work done to order and at the lowest
prices. The highest prices paid for old copper
and pewter Store north side Of Market three,
doorswest of 4th. j. 81. LINDSAY.
aprl 57.ly
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CRIME WILL OCT.-In January, 1888,
John Il. Odel. of Crbana, lost, while in Chi
cage, quantity of valuable property, COM
prising $500 III gold, 5000 in bills, one note
Of hand for $1,000, three notes for SIG
one note for $3.50 a land warrant for 100
acres of land, three certificates from the Hi
nois Central Railroad Company, for town
lots in Urbana, and other papers of less
value.
AT the time OF the loss. and for over three
or four weeks previous, he had been stop
ping in Chicago at the house of one Francis
Brooks, wlo hangs out a sign as an Indian
Doctor, at that time on Clinton street, but
latterly on Blue Island Avenue.
The matter has slumbered along for near
~ % years, and two or three days since,
Mr.. Brooks, his wife, daughter of his wife
by a former husband, were arrested for lar
ceny Of the property. An examination was
held yesterday before Judge Aiken, which
resulted in the holding to bail of Brooks and
his wife, the former in 81, 500, in dafault of
which he was committed, and the latter il
$500. which was given. The daughter was
discharged.
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SneeiaI Notices.
Il card 10 Eodfss.-Doefor, Aaapon,

II tard 10 Eadfss.-DocfOE' EsupoRc'S
FRENCH PERIODICAL GOLDEN PILL, IL
falliahe in removing stopping5 or Irregularities.
These Pills are nothing new, but have been used
by The doctor for many years, both in France and
America with unparalleled success in every case
and lie is urged by many thousand ladies' who have
used them, to make the pills public, for the alcv
iation of those suffering from any Irregularities
whatever as we'll as to prevent pregnancy to those
whose health will permit increase Of family.
Pregnant females, or those surprising Themselves
80, are cautioned against using those Pills while
pregnant, as the proprietor assumes lie ;ponsibi
lily after the above adInonitiun, although their
midness would prevent any mischief TO health
otherwise these pills are recommended.
Price 81 per box. FOR sale wholesale and retail
by " u. BIERBoWER, Druggist.
Evansville, Indiana.
sole \ gent for the Counties of Yandcrburgh,
Pcsry, and Gibson. lie viii supply dealers at the
proprietor's prices ANA ladies by sending him 81
through the Post Office, have the Pills sent con-
fdentally) by mail, 10 any part Of the country.
y. B.-The receipt composing these Pills is no
secret. Every Agent selling them is presented with
it and they will tell you they best Pills for fe-
N les ever known. oct15-d&wIy
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OPENING OF THE TEHUASTEfEc RoUTE.-
The steamship Quaker City, Capt. Shufeldt
left New York on Saturday for New Or
leans, from whence she will run regularly,
making semi-nonthly trips to Minatitlan,
with the California mail. There are now
employed on the road between Suchil and
Fentosa about 400 men; and thirty first
class coaches are already on the ground or
| en- route. to be employed in carrying pasSen-
gers to the opposite ocean. There are also
three steamers which will be available for
navigating the Coatzacoalcos river, between
| Minatitlan and Suchil, a distance of 40
7 miles. Still, before all the contemplated
improvements shall have been made, u large
expenditure will be necessary. This will be
especially true so far as relates to the propos-
| cd railroad, 100 miles in length, designed
! TO supersede the carriage road, the estimated
cost of this entire structure being $4,000
! 600.
One of the river steamers, the Suchil,
which sailed from New York q few days
! ago is remarkably fine one, being built
OF iron, with thick bulk-heads extending
lengthwise and across, and fitted up with
every requisite forsafety and convenience.
1t is anticipated that passengers will go
from New York to New Orleans in four
| days; from the latter place to Suchil, the
head Of navigation, in an equal length of
time; while two days viii be required for
the carriage road On reaching the Pacific
terminus, the steamer Oregon will he in
readiness to go up the coast. occupying ten
days in the passage to San Francisco. The
| time occupied between New Orleans and
San Francisco, it is said, will not exceed IF
teen ar sixteen DAYS Nt furtlpst
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Ohio EIectioll.

Allen, Dem, is elected in the Fourth
District by 500.
Barns is defeated in the Fifteenth District
by 200.
Carey is certainly elected in the Ninth
District.
Hutchins' majority in the Twentieth Dis
trict is between 400 and 500.
The vote in the Fifteenth District is
very, close. ! Burns is generally, sup
posed TO be defeated.
The Republican majority for Judge in the
I4th District is 400
Lake County-ofiicial-P has 1868
majority: Thrale, Wolcott and Martin,
each have 1894 Wade has 1875 majority.
This majority makes Wade's majority about
$500 majority in the Distict
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C'onsols are 9sS.
New YORK. Oct. Is


The steamship Star Of West has arrived
with San Francisco dates to the 2lst nit
She brings 81, 100, 900 in gold. She left
ASp..wal ON the 9TH and Kingston OH the
8th inst
Advlces from Oregon are th Sept. lSt.
Various unreliable rumors prevail of Indian
fights. One of these was to the effect that a
train of several hundred men under General
Palmer, formerly Indian agent in Oregon.
had been attacked near Wallis Walla and
every one killed
The san Francisco markets were active
during the fortnight with large speculative
sales of assigned Eastern goods on the spot
to arrive, including meat, provisions, lard.
sugar. candles, nails, rice, teas, &c, at inn
proved prices. Flour was active. Haxell
inspected Sl3 90 per barrel. Money was
abandoned and cheap. =
The frigate Roanoke touched at Aspin-
wall and sailed for Greytown. 81
1t is reported that Gen, Lamar was TO de-
mand $1,000, geo of Costa Rica, for the
massacre of Americans at Virgin Bay.
7Callao dates were to the 18th ult VAL
paraisO to the 3ISt of August
1t is reported that Gen. Rcilinique had
started for Peru.
The u ). sloop of war Decatur was lying
at Callao. The Merrimac had gone to Val.
paraiso.
The steamer Golden Gate, from Panama
with the Atlantic mails ON Sept. 9th, passed
st. Marys bound to Panama.
California news is generally Mninterestiug
The advices Of the success OF the Atlantic
cable oceasioned great rejoicing.
Monday, the 9th had been selected for d
I grand celebration in honor of the event
/ The Government stables at Benicia and
/ the barracks were destroyed by fire on til,
18TH together with the carriages, provender
/ &c. The horses and mules were also de-
/ stroyed.
flames HennesSy, ESQ, one Of the Eigilan'
1 Committee exiies, recently brought suit al
Downieville. against the committee for dam
ages, but it being found impossible to EN-
/ pannel jury who were not prejudiced in
favor of the Committee, the snit VA
/ abandoned.
The advices from Fraser riyer arc to tn
eth nit. s. - -a
The mining news was cheering, TIT
water was falling rapidly. The miner
were realizing as high j, $50 per day. DIR,
diggings had been found near Fort Yale
There we're no Indian difficulties. F.sea
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UrEUQUE. Oct. l5.=P. N

This city gives Lcffingwell, anti-LocomI-
ton, t.r Congress SOL majority. In Il Q
county, nearly all heard from, his majority
is about l,40e.
CLAYTON county is reported as giving a
small Democratic majority. 1t gave Lowe,
Rep, a majority for Governor in 1857, of
$50.
The Republican gain in Alamagtle coun-
~ is 800.
In Lynn county they gain 100.
Jackson county gives Lefingwell 402 ma
jOrity.
Clinioa county gives 500 majority, gain
Of 400.
johnson county gives a Democratic ma
jority of 800.
Muscatine county gives a small majority
for Leilingwell.
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New York Market.

NEN i URhy NCl. ID. A.
Flour opened steady, with fair export
aud speculative inquiry for common grades;
sales Of $4,000 bbls. at 5 O0(Gy4 90 Tor un-
sound; 35a,4 Is for SUPER; and 1 JO(G
s. for extra State; 35(d54 80 for super.
Western 50fas5 90 for common to me
dunn extra Western; GOA s. for ship
ping braGss extra round hoop Ohio ! s.
IA 95 for bogus ditto. Rye four 3 25GI
co. Wheat dull with 10 export demand
and only limited inquiry for home con
sumption. Receipts light, while the stock
in store IS quiet large sales of 10000
bush at | Il for fair white Canadian 0
for mixed Southern l 80 for fair white
Kentucky. Choice Spring is 90. Mil
waukie club 1895; l sl2@l1 Is for Win
ter red Western. Rye steady at T5(G &c.
Barley IS less active SHES of 1900 bush.
at 0ofosI 05; the latter price for Cana
diauon short time 1850 bush. Jersey at
&c. Corn is shade better, with moder-
ate business sales of $4,000 bush. at70(T
- for common to good mixed Western 3
for white do Southern yellow in small
lots at IS. Oats are 40, Is for State rs
G549 tor Western. Whisky is a shade
firmer at III for small parcels. Pork Is a
shade firmer, sales of 1850 bbls. at ! s .
G5l6 IS for mess I4o0014 % for prime
IS 90 for clear. Beef unchanged. GU
meats sGtsR for hams; 6(d65 for should
ers. Lard quiet : sales of I75 bbls. att OF
! fdI0f. Bacon sales of 10000 lbs. rougl
sides, in pickel, city cured, at &c. ,oot
l boxes, clear smoked sides for California a
| II! for November and December delivery
/ Butter 1920 for Ohio; l5(a}2l for State
! Hides rule steady at 25td26 for Buone
Ayres 20 for Porto Bahcllo.
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PIcTrRE5l PIcTUREsl Persons visiting
our city during the Fair, and especially
those who are in want Of first-rate like
ncsses, should not fail to call at Randall 4
B Elliots City Gallery If Art, - Main street.
Our citizens need not be told that this is the
best Gallery in the West, and those who are
not posted, need only see their specimens to
.be convinced of the fact.
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Indiana Election.

Sullivan county gives Secrest, Admins
tration candidate for Congress about IS ma
jority. The Lecompton ticket was elected
by 80 majority.
Putnam county gave 100 majority for
Davis.
In Clay comfy the vote is close.
In Marion county the whole Republican
ticket is elected.
In Hancock county the republicans have
large gains.
Park county gives Davis majority of
1000.
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sSy@ We invite the attention of the sick
and afflicted to ths advertisements in our
columns of Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsa-
.-Parilla, and Gridleys Salt Rheum and Tet-
ter Ointment, DIR. Carriers Cough Balsam,
DR.. Bakers Specific, DR.. Hoopers Female
Cordial, and DR.. Easterley,s Fever and Ague
killer These medicines are prepared by a
thoroughly educated Physician, Chemist and
Pharmaceutist, so that all can rely upon
ssthsn as being safe and effectual in curing
tie diseases for which they are recommend
cd They are standard remedies, and can
De found in nearly every Drug and Apothe-
s,Fy otdrc in lie United State.
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Arkansas JArns.-The powhaton (Ark.I

ARrAYsAs JAILs.-The Powbaton Ark ]
Advertiser. noticing the escape OF a prisoner
from the Green county Jail, says that the
building has an inner and outer door the
inner door was very indiiierently secured,
and the outer door was kept firmly fastened
by means of fence rail propped against it
with a board driven in the ground at the
foot. The prisoner for several days had Of
tered reward of So TO any person who
would shell an ear of corn at the foot of the
rail. and leave the rest TO the hogs, declaring
at the same time that he could manage the
inner door, .ssr- -rr.s4 --e -
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Indiana Election. .

In the 81 District, Dunn, Republican, is
undoubtedly elected over Hughes by 900 to
500 majority. .zs a .sst.<.l .lssz 50.
In the sth District, Wilson, Republican,
has 100 majority. r. - - ~
In the ID District English. Democrat, is
elected.
In the 18th District, J. G. rsviA, is re-
elected by from 5000 to 1000 majority.
In the 10th District, Case, Republican. il
reelected by about GOO majority The Re-
publicanS claim Ia out of the % State
Senators, and 80 cut of the 100 members Of
the Legislature.
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On Saturday last, James Il. Belvillc, an
employee in the Chicago Post Office, was az
rested, on charge Of stealing letters and
PACKAGE. He had taken six or eight regis
tered letters.
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DprRolr. Oct. l5.-p.

A great rowing match between the Me
tropolitan Boat Club of Chicago and the
Shakespeare Club of this city came off to-
day-having been postponed from time TO
time since the 9Th inst The boats were
each manned by / men. The distance was
81 miles and return. The race was run by
the Canadians in - minutes. The Chicago
boat sHawped on the home stretch half a
mile from the starting point. The race at
tracted many visitor from Other cities.
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B&5@ Frederick Parmell, Of the firm of
Parmell & Bros, New Orleans, awell known
commission house. died at Louisville ON
Tuesday, after long Illness. lie was a gen
tleman Of cstimable qualities Of both head
and heart
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Cincinnati Market.

CIScISSATI, Oct. l5-&.
Flour unchanged with moderate demand
Whisky declined to III. Provisions dull
with no sales. Wheat dull and nominal
Oats are 6rmer
Weather clear. Mercury $50. Heavy
frost last night. River stationary.
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NEw York, Oct. l5.-M.
BY THE E. W. LINE.

L Z. ii.
The Cunard steamship Africa has arrived,
with Liverpool dates to the I'd inst.
The ships Sutana and Ocean Chief had
reached Liverpool, with s36O,00o from
Australia.
The steamer Propeller, on arriving at
Galway had TO be run aground to prevent
her from sinking, owing to a leak
The steamers of the Galway line are
hereafter to call Mt St. Johns, Newfound-
land.
The government engineers were expected
to survey Galway harbor, with the view of
improvements.
COnSolS are 9S1(29SS.
Nothing new had transpired with regard
to the cable
Mr.. ?. Eirley, the electrician, expresses
confidence that his estimates of the distance
Of the faults will be found about correct.
Prince Napoleon had met with "a distin-
guishcd reception from the Emperor Alex
ander at Warsaw.
The Emperor Napoleon had returned from
Bearrity, and was about to visit the campat
Chalons.
The fortress at Ninccnues was about to
be enlarged
Eighty millions of francs are wanted to
complete the Cherbourg Notifications.
The British revenue returns show a con-
side, abe decrease, but I more t az is to lie
accounted for by the retention of the income
tax, making an actual increase.
The Spanish elections were expected to
be stormy, with expectations OF ministe-
RAJ crisis.
The Russian Steam navigation Company
have taken possession of the Fort of Villa
Franco, on the Mediterranean
Advices from Turkey and the East, show
continued excitement against the Christians
The India and China mail. previously
telegraphed, reach England ON the ID.
Lord Elgin and Admiral Seymour had
gone TO Japan.
The French had gone to Cochin China.
The British Consul and all the foreigners
had quilted Canton.
Exchanges on England had declined 2 per
cent.
The steamer Propeller reached Galway on
the 18th nit
LIVERPOOL, Oct. l.
BreadStuffs continue yerydull Richard
son, Spence & Co. quote -four dull; quo
tations nominal. Wheat dull, and market
nominally unchanged, though inferior quail
ties had declined from GdGl l..
LoNDoN, Oct. l.
Consols closed at 98l to 9ss for money
and account. The money market is I'M
changed. The bank had increased its stock
of bullion eI57,0GO. Anerican securities
were generally unchanged. A.,altc tele-
graphic shares were buuvant at ESQ to
s42O.
LoNpON, Oct. 2.
Barring Brothers quote BreadstuHs as de-
clining. Wheat had fallen Ia I'd during
the week. Sugar dull; prices being easier,
but quotations are unchanged. Coffee
steady. Rice heavy. Teas firm; fine Con-
gons advanced 81.
LIVERPOOL Oct ..
No change in Breadstuf market. All
articles are slow OF sale and no business of
the least Importance done. Provisions arc
without attention.
LoNDoS, Oct ..
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Cincinnati Market.

= OINCINNATI, OCI. IO--A-
Flour remains dull, with limited local
demand at 5O@5 90 for superfne to ex-
trs. white Wheat has no export demand
Whisky has declined to I7a and very dull;
some sales at l74. Nothing TRANSFERRED in
provisions. Small sales of bacon sides at
TsI73. Oats are firmer at Sc. No change
in other articles. Money matters unchanged.
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re- The mail steamers, from New Or
leans to Vera Cruz-which have suspended
their trips for several months-will resume
their service in a few days, giving weekly
mail communication with the Capital of
Mexico
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RAILROADS AND EXPRESS.

NtH.f.H'GE OF TI.nE.-E E.s.Vfs-
SViLLE AND cRA"- La 81 r::z:.::.....ss::::::zsli
fUrdsvile Railroad - - 90,
On and after Tuesday Sept. l4th, 1868, the trains
on this road will run as follows:
The up mail will leave Evansville at A. NJ;
IiacenHes I2.lU, and arrive at Terre Haute at 2.
NJ. as heretJfare. Dinner both at fincennes and
T-rrc HaHte.,
The down mail will leave Terrs Haute at 3.35 p.
NJ; Niuccuues C.33, and arrive Evansville at 80
p. NJ. Supper at NiHcenEes.)
ACCOMMODATES TRAINS DAILY
VIII leave Evansville at l.. 20 p Il. and arrive at
Vincenues III 5.i5 p. n.
viii leave Nincennes at cas- A. NJ. ard arrive st
Evansville at II 20 4. II.
Viii loave Terre iiaute at GO y. u, and arrive
at NinccnEcs at ll.35 T. NJ.
Will leave EiEccnnes at l.1g ?. ". and arFiro
at Terro IiAa:c 1t 5.j5 a NJ.
JOHN ISGLE, JR., Sup't
Encuirer rouv
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By At the late Utica Convention of
model reforrncrs, a co!ored man named Ran
dolph, made use Of the following language
10 the ultra abolitionists: 1T is you, and
such as you, who are the real cnslavers of
any race. Your injudicious efforts to free
us have done more than all other things
combined TO perpetuate our bondage
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WASHINGTON, Oct. l5-r. NJ.

Lieut. Jones, of the Navy, has arrived,
bringing dispatches from Mr.. Forsythe who
will leave ct Vera Cruz on the 18th inst. for
the United States in the Sloop of War Ply
mouth.
The lcvying of contributions at Tam
pics. by Gov. GarZea, WAS strongly con-
demned by the leaders of the Liberal party
Gen. Robes was still OF board Spanish
vessel
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BosTox. Oct. l5-r. ".

Judge Spragen, in his charge to the
Grand Jury to-day, SO defined the law as to
render il certain that Captain Townsend, of
the brig Echo will have to be taken to Key
WI est for trisl-that being the first port the
Dt.lphin touched. -.
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THE E. & c. RAILROAD Inglc, jr.,
President and Superintendent of the E. & c..
Railroad has appointed John Iyerson, here
tofore Master Mechanic of the company,
both Master Mechanic and Master of Trains.
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PrAnrxG. Pm Oct l5-r \

The Democratic State Senator il elected.
Porter Dem, for Supreme Judge has 1898
majority.
The Twenty fourth Congressional Dis
tict is in doubt. -Four counties give ellis,
Dem, 40 majority Four other counties
not heard from, which gave 1853 majority
in 1856.
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There is torchlight procession tonight
in honor of the Opposition victories. A
large meeting is being held at the City Hall,
several speeches were delivered. The Ca
zette building is Illuminated.
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New Albany. Oct. l5-r. :

NEW ALBANl, Utl. Io-F- T.
Democratic Representatives, have been
elected in the Counties of Crawford, Perry,
Spencer, Warrick, Harrison, Washington
Orange, Clark, Scott, DaYicss, Martin, and
Dubois .....
Spencer, Orange, Lawrence, Knox and
Eanderburg, elect Dhrocratic Senators.
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BE- \ grey eagle, the largest of the
American species, was shot last week at
Round Hill, RI. 1t measured, when spread,
seven and a half feet.
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GyTOR.s az U.E.N.TEU.--We are rreflare

ATI'OIf.S tI-Y5 . .zsF'E-k5A.--W G are Prepared
~ 10 store in our Fire Proof Warehouse, any
quantity Of Grain, Produce, Merchandise, on the
most liberal terms.
Having large and airy rooms up stairs particular
will bo taken of Household Furniture. Agri-
cultural Implements and all kinds of goods or
wares liable to damage from damp rust.
Insurance effected at the lowest fire PROOF rates
10y the month, or longer when desired.
Warehouse located on corner Of Locust street and
W. and L. Canal, and convenient for 81; piping
by River or Railroad. Apply to
APPS GEO. FOSTER & co.
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Bag The cornerstone of new Masonic
Temple was laid in Nashville on Wcdnes-
day last, under the direction of the Grand
lodge of Tennessee.