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The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-01-26
Very respectfully,
Your obd't Scrv't.,
f, +. NOREHEAD


Chm. House Com. Pub. Printing.
In accordance with the above au-
.hority, we will commence publishing
in our next issue, the Journals of the
House of Representatives. We tender
our thanks to that body tor having Sc
lec,cd the " News as the medium
through which to lay before the pub
lie their proceedings.
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\ good printer wanted immediate
" at this office.
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The Inauguration of Gov. Henry W.
Allen yesterday, was grand affair, and We
are sorry that we have not the time TO no
tee ii as we should
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SHREVEPORT, Jan. IS, 1864.
JOHN DICKINSON, ESQ,

JOIN DICKINSON, Esq,
Proprietor Se,n;-NeeSiy News;
Sir-Inder the authority of res.
olution passed by the House Of Hep
sesentatiyes of the State of Louisi-
ana, the Committee on Public Print
ing have awarded to you the publ
cation of the House journals i'll your
paper, the "s;hreveport Semi Weekly
News" Be so kind as TO inform the
House in writing Of your acceptance
of the same, and on what terms, per
hundred words.
Very respectfully,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-21
Death on a Bridal Tour.

[FrOm tbs Davenpori eIoFaJ Democrat.
A gentleman named c. F. Tingley.
son Of r. W. Tingley, celebrated mer-
chant Of Philadelphia, died very sud-
denly at the Burtis House last evening
He had been married only three weeks
and was yet on his bridal tour. he
had visited some friends in St. Louis,
and came around by Davenport on his
way home. During the afternoon Mr.
Tingley and his bride had been riding
about the city. in company with John
L. Swits. ESQ, and about o clock Dir.
Swits left the happy pair At the Burtis,
apparently in the full enjoyment Of
health. About an hour afterwards, Dir.
.SBits received 8 note informing him
that Mr. 7. was dead II appears that
after the afternoon ride, Mr. T. went
20 MS room and laid down, and, 20 all
appearance dropped TO sleep. Mrs. 7.
states that he laid there, about three
quarters Of 81 hour, when he suddenly
Jumped zp. walked once around the
room IN a very hurried manner and
fell over the stove in q swoon. She
sprang to his aid and lifted him upon
the bed again. Assistance was called,
but he continued 70 fail, and in about
fifteen minutes breathed his last De
was a young man Of high standing in
society and highly respected The
afflicted bride started home this morn
ing withsher husband corpse attended
b. Mr. Swits.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-21

Private theatricals are the rage in
New York this season. A letter says
"at one Of them the feature Of the eve
ming was the appearance Of the belle Of
New y orl society, who formerly reigned
in Boston, and who sung two scenes
from the opera of Enrani. Curiosity
stood on tip-toe The curtain rose upon
the opera, and after due waiting the
prima donna appeared The stage was
adorned with the most exquisite flow
ers in the shape of baskets, tables,
harps, etc, all offerings at the shrine Of
her whom society calls Ia Diva Donna
Elvira was certainly a very pretty pic
ture in her diamonds and rich dresses;
contrasting her with what had gone be-
fore, she was angelic The lady's sing
ing in oil that she attempted two trios)
was very good, showing an excellent
method; and her acting was quite equal
to that Of most prima donnas. Though
perfectly selfpossessed, she was not
self-conscious; her identification with
the proud Spanish beauty was highly
commendable, and her grace was I'M
usual Her performance excited d
furore, which 10 us was no surprise
The lady is most deservedly queen OF
society, and wears her crown right roy
ally. That she has admiring and de
voted subjects is the reward Of youth.
beauty and talent, which are hers to no
small extent"
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Bloody Street Fight Between Two We
men-PistOls and Knives Used.

Mrs X. Lake, Mrs. Mcfarland and
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham arrived in the
city yesterday morning from Cincinnati,
the two former taking lodgings at a
first-class hotel, and the gentleman and
his wife a secend-class house. Between
Mr.. Graham and one of the first named
ladies 1--WE could not learn Which) an in
timacy had formerly existed, and on
the marriage of Mr. Graham, his dis
carded fame sWore vengeance against
the rival who had supplanted her. The
lady armed herself with knife, and
Mrs. G. carried revolver for protec-
ton. In order to escape the fury Of
the offended woman, Graham brought
his wife TO St Louis to attend the SAM
tary Fair. The vengeful female follow
ed him up and meeting Mrs. Graham on
the street, about one o'clock yesterday
afternoon, attacked her with the fury
of a tigress, inhicting innumerable
gashes upon her nose, face and neck,
and making a bloody cross in close
proximity to her jugular. During the
onslaught Mrs Graham was not idle,
but drew her revolver, and aiming at
the breast of her enraged rival, pulled
tho trigger, bat the cap snapped, and
the heroine of the knife cut and slashed
at a terrible rate, illustrating Mrs Ora
hams nose with several additional cuts
Mrs. Graham again brought her weapon
TO a present, but again the perfidious
pistol missed fire By this time she was
becoming weak from loss Of blood and
excitement, but summoned strength 10
level her Colt once more. For the third
time the shooting iron failed 10 do its
work, and Mrs. Graham was at the
mercy of her antagonist Liable TO be
carved into small pieces, as suited the
disposition of her assailant. Fortunate
", several gentlemen came TO her res
cue, and separated the combatants.
Mrs. Graham was taken into the drug
store Of Bracket & Bro, corner Of Fifth
and Locust, and thence to DR. Metcalfe's
Office, where her wounds were dressed.
The other lady walked of Mr. Ora
ham, accompanied by his wife, went to
the police station several hours after
the fracss, to have the other woman ar
rested, but could find no policeman who
was willing to undertake the job. Mrs.
Graham's wounds are not dangerous,
but she was pretty roughly used-.&.
To5J;e Dr0
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THEATEE-The engagement Of Mr..
Edwin Adams closes tonight lie viii
make his disappearance in the char
acter of Ruric Neville, in the charming
drama of " The Gun-Maker Of Moscow. 2
There is a superabundance of stirring
dramatic incident in this play, and in
the part which Mr.. Adams assumes the
greater portion of the interest concen-
trates be viii play the part to per-
fiction The entertainments close with
the nautical drama Of Black Eyed
Susan, inwhich AIr Adams appears as
William This win beasplendid night
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8a geIsarapI.

LouIsvILIE, May 2O--The Philadelphia
Washington Special to the Bulletin, quotes
nom the Star, that the skir1nishing in
Grants army the past four days has been in
our favor.
The rebels confess want of supplies.
a large number Of rebel prisoners wers ia
ken in the battle OF Wednesday.
WAszISeTos, May 20-The Washington
Special to the Post, Of the goth, says al
though there vas no heavy Sighting yes
terday morning between the two. arraies in
Virginia, it is known that Grant is preparing
for the greatest contest Of the war.
The tax bill in the form given il BY the
Finance COMMITTEES Of the Senate does not
meetthe entire appreciation Of Chase.
The senete's Finance Committee recon-
mends the tax of distilled spirits from June
LIST to October lst, to be one dollar per gal
Ion, thence to January lst, one dollar and
8 quarter, after last date one dollar ana a
halfper gallon.
The Senate Committee On Finance have
increased the income tax. i've per cent on
excess over six hundred dollars, ard not ex-
eeeding one thousand, and seven and a half
per cent on excess over ten thousand.
EEw YoRx, May 28.-Coaon 81 Gold s23(,
Government Stocks very active and rather
easier.
PHuADELPHIA, May 2O.-The Evening
Bulletin has letter from an American
Naval officer, dated Dover, England, May
4th, saying that the combined Confederate
| pirates, including the Alabama, are TO make
demonstration on cur Northern coast as
soon as they can get ready. The detention Of
the RaPpahannock and the non-arrival Of
the Alabama, viii postpone itOver a month.
The Information comes from Confederate
officer through our spies.
The New York Herald's Spottsylvania
correspondent of the 18th says that Grant
had plans perfected for q crushing attack
on Friday and Saturday last, but storm
prevented the attack, and the vantage
ground was gained by theenemy changing
his position.
1t IS the subject of merriment that the
famous Hampton Legion, the flower Of the
chivalry, was repulsed by the negro troops
Of Gen. Farreros command.
The New York Tribune hiss a dispatch
from headquarters the 18th, which says
there mas been an important change in the
position Of the troops, and a general ad-.
vance was made On the enemy on the 18th.
It is thought the next battle viii take
place on the banks of Anna River.
The general health Of the wounded was
wonderfully good.
Eight Of AIosby's guerrillas were caPtur-
ed yesterday, loaded with plumber from our
dead and wounded.
MAY Is, IL o'clock p. en- The rebels
are taking advantage of the change of our
position, and have massed on our right, but
these movements were anticipated.
In a charge on their rifle pits several
guns and number Of prisoners were cap
tured.
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s@If you want your pianos well

gWIf you want your pianos well
tuned, call on Mr,Jackson, at c. D. BEN
sens Music Store. Ap26tE.
Dr.. K1xa's D1sPESsARY for Private Dis
eases, was established in New York city, in
1925, removed to Louisville in 1854, and to
Nashville in 1855. More cures have been
performed at this Dispensary than at any
one of the same character IL the United
States. All persons afflicted with private
diseases would do well TO call at this Dis
psnsary. Persons at a distance, wlso are
unable TO call in person, may have their
cases treated by giving the symptoms, &c,
By letter. See advertisement IN another
column. All business Of the Office strictly
private. may s
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Good oalfskin boots, for five dollars
at the new store, q Cherry street,

at the new store, q Cherry street.
a SUPERIOR RENEDT.-We can conscien-
tiousiy recommend 70 those sufferia fFom
a distressing cough, Dr.. strickland's Mellii-
luous Cough Balsan. Il gives Feliefalmost
instantaneous, and is withsl not disagreea-
bic 70 the taste. There Is no doubt but the
Mellifuous Cough Balsam IS one ofthe best
preparations in use, and is Gil that its pro-
prietor claims forit We heve tried it du-
ring the past week, and found relief from a
most distressing cough. It is prepared b.
DR.. Strickland, No. East F6urth-street,
Cincinnati, Ohio, and for sale by Druggists,
at 50 cents per bottle.
Sd 29-f Sc gu-Iy
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The finest and largest assortment Of
fishing hooks, lines, poles, corks, reels,
snoods, seines, powder, shot caps, etc,
etc, are to be found at the Hardware
Store Of G. w. Fall q Co.
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G.P. BARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS

All pens bear my teis marx, " c. P. BARNES,
ExTRA lou, Ky, for which have secured the
oopp-rgbt, and warranted IL carats fine and per-
feet in every respect Gent by mai or express 10
any Part Of the country receipt OF price and re-
trn charges. Persons ordering VIII please stste the
coaTse; and if the pen should fail % please OF prove
deieotFe, vii have the privilege Of exchanging it.
deduction Of h5een per cent. allowed on orders Of
SIS or over, and twenty-five per cent. on those Of
S100. Libaral discounts made % the trade. Old
pens repaired IN the best manner for thirty-SFe
ceEis (1Ed staalP) each. Pen and Watch circulars
sent FsFE. Address
G. P. BARNES,
Desler in Gold Pens and ArnsTicaa Watches,
So Maln-strset, Cor. SI1th, louisville. Ky.
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A bushwhacker by the name Of Fra
ley, tried ard condemned by a Militrry
Commission, was hung yesterday at the
Penitentiary. lie was, We believe. from
White county in this State He met
his unfornnateend with calm courage
and composure.
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Pray, Miss Sophy, what are you
nakiagg' said q young lady who was
at work Upon q garment Of straight up
and-down description in white calico
q A sophy cover, sir, vas the demure
reply.
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Engraving

Neatly executed at the Gold Pen Depot,
II Cherry street, where you viii find Pens
and Jewelry, at low figures. Call and ex-
anime. lmayII-tf.
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The finest and largest assortment of
fishing hooks, lines, poles, corks, reels,
snoods, seines, powder, shot, caps, etc,
are to be found at the Hardware Store
Of g. w. Fall d Co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-21

Ohio has already furnished the 10000
one hundred days militia called for from
her, and has offered five regiments more,
now ready.
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Brown d Co, wholesale agents, Col
lege street, have received "The Move
lette' No. "a, containing the story Of
Adeline Desmond; the Spy Of Newbern;
a story of the War by Darious Cobb.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-21

The finest and largest assortment Of
fishing hooks, lines, poles, corks, reels,
snoods, seines, powder, shot, caps, etc,
etc, are to be found At the Hardware
Store of G. W. Fall a. Co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-21

The finest and largest assortment Of
fishing hooks, lines, poles, corlzs, reels,
snoods, seines, powder, shot, caps, etc,
are to be found at the Hardware Store
of G. w. Fall q Co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-21

The May number Of Hunts Mer-
chants Magazine has come 10 hand It
contains q large amount Of useful and
interesting matter
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There were thirty violators Of NUM-
cipAl law before Recorder Shane yes
terday5 eighteen were up for drunken
ness; eight for disorderly conduct and
drunkenness and foiir for other ofien-
ces.
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A letter from Covington, KY, says
q the proudest and happiest man in the
Union at present is the father Of Gen.
Grant, who resides in our city"
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The weather Yesterday was quite
warm about as fine a. the farmer or
gardener could desire. Strawberries
and other early fruits are fast ripening
Considerable quantities Of the former
have already appeared in markets but
prices are too dear for the great MASSES
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CawEnov, Rs1eHT & Co.'s.
Akeg Of Lager Beer found its way
yesterday te this Office, marked-'Pre-
scented 10 theBnion Office, by J. Stifel
q Co" Il was speedily tapped, and the
fcaming liquid tasted, and pronounced
'Fery good, 1t was made at the brew
cry Of Stitel a Pfeifer, South Nash
vile Dealers viii find the products Of
this brewery o. first ouality. The Of
fee Of the firm is No Is South Market
Street.
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Those IN want Of good pair Of Boots, at
a small price, would do well 10 call and ex-
anime the stock CT soBFL & MARTIy, g Cher
~ street, opposite Maxwell Barracks.
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Linen and Cotton IO-4 sheeting, and
Pillow Case Muslin, at
CNEEoS, KT1eHT & Co.'S.
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The Cumberland continues to rccede
slowly with A. feet scant On HarPeth
shoals.
The following are the arrivals and
departure yesterday:
ARmTrD-science No 2 Cincinnati
Imperial 81 Louisi Leni Leota, Smith
land Carrie, Evansville
DrrAR1rD-Goody Friends, Cinein-
natl; Carrie, Evansville.
The magnificent steamer Imperial
Capt McCoinas, departs al 10 A M, to
day, from the upper wharf for st. Louis.
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Anerican and Imported Watches, at Gin
cinnat prices, u great variety, az soBfL &
MAsTry's, Cherry street, opposite Max
,rsf psrrsels.
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At the new store, q Cherry street,
you can buy g good sett Of knives and
forks. for one dollar.
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Very rich Sd Silk Tissue, made for the
london market, at
CAMERoy, KEIeHT & Co.'S.
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EEsrsr n. Brzsxr,


S To.0oR GEHMAS SoLDERs-There is
German preaching every Sabbath in
The basement Of the Second -Pfesbyte-
Fian Church commencing atla o.cioess
Pm. x II. EGeERs, Chaplain
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Military sud Citizens Hats Of every style,
ia light and dark eolors, for sale low, at
soBrL & MATHS, Cherry street, opposite
Rorroelra
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A splendid lot of Spring calicoes for sale
st twenty-five cents yard, at the New
Store, q Cherry street. ap22
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A lSt of Confederate prisoners, about
two cur loads, were sent North by rail
yesterday.
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q bene6t az this house tonight lie
has selected for the occasion the TRACE
dyof The Robbers" and the amusing
afterpiece Of I" Boots at the Swan
Between the pieces a Dance by Miss
Rosa Morris aud a Banjo Solo by Mr..
BE Smith. This is a very attractive
bill, and we hope viii draw out a large
audience Mr. Roys has been assiduous
ia his efforts 70 make himself accept
able to the public; and has dones vast
amount Of hard work he is an actor
Of much ability; his place could not be
better filed lie is withai deserving
gentlemen, in private life
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Fine "A Karat Gold Pers, cur own make,
- IN Every style Of holder. For snle low, 81
soREL q MAariS's, Cherry street, opposite
Maxwell Barracks.
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Paris Chsfres. sBk Check Goat Hair, and
French Mozambiques, at
CkNKRoN, KNIGHT & Co.'s.
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One of our contemporaries talks Of
supporting mans family IN Louisville,
KY, in affiuenoe ON one hundred
dollars per month Why. friend, that
sum would not pay the grocery and
market bills Of a respactable sized fam
ily in that city.
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Calicoes twenty-five cents a yard, at q
Cherry street. sp22
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Choice Versailles Vest Patterns, at old
prices, ST GIBSON KNIGHT & Co.'s.
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2asinsss Aetitss
The moot establishing cures of Dyssntery
and Diarrhcsa, both among soldiers and

civilians, ere daily reported by the use d
DIxex's BLACKBERRY CAExISATIvF. Il ap-
pears 10 be 2 sovereign remedy.
i1ay2I-dswlt 81
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The largest and Gnest stock Of White and
Travelling Shirts u Nashville, and Fur
nishing Goods Of every description, al low
prices, At sosEa MAsTrs's, Cherry street,
opposite Maxwell Barracks.
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Louisville snd Nashville Railroad Stock
wanted, FOR which the highest price VIII be
mid. By THns. 5. Mr..
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Double width White and Black Bars ge,
and Crepe Marette, and . full assortment of
Dress Goods, at
CAMERON, KNIGHT & Co.'S.
Twenty Thousand Yards Of Calico for
sale ct Is cents 3 yard, st the New Store, q
Cherry street, two doors from the Railroad
Omnibus Office. aP22
A good sett Of jewelry, for one dol
lar, at the new store, q Cherry street
Bugle Trimming, Buttons, Ornaments,
and Gimpure Lace, at
CAMERON, kSIGHT & Co.'S.
Good assortment of trunks, valises,
carpetsacks, and haversacks, at the
new store, 81 Cherry street
Ladies' embroidered toilet slippers, for
fifty cents, at 81 Cherry street
A complete assortment of rich Broche
Grenadines, at
CAMERON, KNIGHT & Co.'S.
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Pioneer Intelligence and Employment
No. lsE, Deaderiek Street.

NO. ~, Deaderick Streef.
We viii give our undivided attention to
the hiring Of House Servants and Nurses.
Private families and Hotels can be supplied
with good and Trustworthy servants By cal
ling on PsTToS Bios, Genl. Agts.
n. B.-Twenty good House Servants can
get immediate employment by calling on
PATTON BROs, General Agents.
Bleacbed and Brown Linen Table Dam
asks, Towels, Napkins, Doiiiea, and White
Goods Of all descriptions, at
CANERoY, KNIGHT i Co.'S.
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Pacific Lawns, orgsndy Lawns Plain and
Printed Jacconett, at
CAMERON, Krr5Hr & Co.'S.
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f.00O Bushels

Hungarian Grass Seed FOR sale at
NIL. aux ASpEE's.
inavI7--tf. s
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Price List Of Genuine
AM ERICAN WATCHES.

Paln Eilery, with Aihats
g Sterling silver case............-.. 81
pa b. Rs-f,ss.' q. IS '''' a.
FuD Izweled ss.............. Is
'chonogn'r bal g s'............-..... 50
Appleton, Tracy & Co., gold bal-
snae, with silysr cae 20
Pun JesFeIei Appleton. TIsry Co, chronone-
ter balance, with silver 70
The above IS fortTo ounce cases Extra for thnee
ounce case-, So; four ounce, sic VIII he sent
Nateh circular sent free. Address
&. P. BARNES,
Dealer IN Gold Pens sud American Watches
6s5 AiRn-gtreet, Coz. Sgth, Louisville, ky.
rner 2l-tf
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CERTIFIED AcoouSrs.-Teafnsters,l s borers
and others, before selling their Government
Vouchers, should take them 70 tho Exchange
Ofice, corner Of Union and College-streets,
where The very best rates are given BY
THos. S. MkKK.
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Weare obliged to joel Davis, Esq, Of
the Adams Expfsss, for The latest New
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To w. c. Collier for the latest Louis
vile and Cincinnati papers, and the
y. =. Ledger.
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oITIIE % III MIN LII N0NU
Hnnn AN lalL DEPOT.

"a s. Coneqe, bctleeeu Ciurct and Broad IT'S.
s.e NAsHvILls, Tenn, Nay 10, 1884.
From this dste TIE priseso 81 Wood vii be
ss4ail0Tss ID
Saved and spiit per cord ........ 81 90
hell cord. so
Fonr foot wood, per cord ........-... 10 90
sa - "a sfH half cord .. 90
Wood sawed 70 order end Delivered FREE
IN any part o. the city.
Orders left st tne Company ofhce, or
cent through the Post Office, viii receive
FegEsr ~. BFggEF,
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To W. d. Enrich for the latest Louis
vile, Cincinnati, St Lonis and Chicago
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All kiuds Of uncurrent money bought
end sold. The highest rates always peid
Tor Silver and Gold. feb is--tf