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am also agent for the
Mason & Ha1nIin
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M MANUFACTURED in Boston, aud pronouc.
WI Cd by the cost emf cnt Musician in the
country to be the best Reed instrument in use
They are adapted TO SACRED ana SECULAR
ICRCIi ana PAELOR USIC, ard are TAR
superior 10 The NeIodeon in every respect.
Al array Of testimony from the most cee-
brated Musicians Organists, Piauis:s and COM
P 1sers in tue Country; as well as Of Musical,
Religious aud Secular PapeIs ard IJouinals,
can he produced. which can hardly fail to sat
istg any cne # he Superiority Of tie Cabinet
0fsan.
They rot only pronounce It good, ereeH:ni
and edul@a5,c, but the very besF Instrument OF
us c-ass q eitLer European ii American make
EesiGcs SsE0. aEsds .ssyy&E
Ever Instrument is warranted for five years
Descriptive circulars sent free 10 any address
or the Instrument itself en- be seen on appli-
cation. H. D. SHEPARD.
Mannowoc. Dec Is. 1S6i.
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TAKEN UP.

~ OR about the let of December, n steer ]
- Years old, red and white body, feet white,
AID 4 srar ia forehead. The owner is request
ed to prove property, pay charges, ard taxa
it away ERNST W,URGBERGER
Two h;vrrs, Dec II, 1854
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stray Colt.

stIRtl Ed from the Williams House Stable
y On the evening of the 2d inst. three year
old mare colt chestnut color, white face, " hite
hind right foot. white spot on the left hip. two
inches round without any hair Whoever will
return the mare to the Williams House Stable,
or to the undersigned, or give information con-
corning to her, viii lie literally rewarded
NEIL MiMtLLAN.
Two Greeks, November II. 1864.
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TAKEN UP.

DI IL subscriber, living Lear Clsk's Mills,
u on the 20lh OF November, a white sheep,
three or tour years Oh The owner is r,quest-
ed 10 prove property pay charges and take it
away. GOODMAN THOMPSON.
Section % town Of Cato, D C. 3, lS6i
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Browns Meat Market {!

Nert Door to Plat d. Villas Store.
WIN. BROWN wishes the people of Manito-
w woo to bear III mind that he is ready from
earliest morn till late at night TO furnish them
with all varieties Of MEAT Of the choicest kinds
at the lowest rates.
To Farmers.
will pay you the highest price for good,
sound, healthy cattle, and no other kind. Also
for Pork, Poultry, &c. Come and sec me before
you sell elsewhere.
Manitowoc, Nov. IL, 1864.
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TEACHER w ANTED.

A good male or female School Teacher is
~ wanted in School District No. 3, town Of
Neeme. Wages for Male Teacher $40 per
cnth for Female, $50. payable in cash.
rm-SiX months None but Il good teacher
ed apply. Apply to
DE5NIS NEAGLE, Clerk.
Meeme, Noyemter g. 1861
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important Order b Gen. Dix
UEA.QrAHIEEs, New YoRK |
Cur, Dec. a. {

UEAsQu AKTEhs, New YORK
Cur, Dec. IA.
Genera! Orders No 81
Information having been received at
these Headquarters chat the rebel marau-
DIES y ho were entity OF murder and rob-
berry at St. Ai6aLs bave been discharged
from arrest. and that other enterprises are
actually IN preparation in Canada, the
,o.ninanling General deems it due to the
people OF Tie frontier loans to ADOPT the
uo., prompt and Efficient means Tor the
securi,y u iheir lives and property Al!
military commanders il tbs frontier are
therefore instructed, IL case further ach OF
DEPRECIATION ard murder are attempted,
whether b. ruaEauders or persons acting
under commasiou. from the rebel auifoIl-
ues at l..lhGond to shoot down the per
petra.ors If po-,,b'e while IN tie commls>
sion Of their crimes, or # it be necessary
with view to their capture 20 cross tie
boundary between the United SIates and
Carada SAID commanders are hereby d.
rectei 10 pursue them wherever they
may take re'uge and II captured, they are
under no circumstances TO be surrendered,
hu, are. to lie sent 10 these headquarters
for ,siaI ard punishment Is MARTA! Law.
HE Nriur General commanding III this
Department vii not hesitate to exercise,
10 tie fu lest ez'cnt, the authority he pos
sesse- under the rules q ia~ recognized
by al civilized states, ia regard g persons
Organizing Ios,iir expeditions within utu
traI leIrilcr1 AID fleeing to it :or an asy-
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Tax List.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, E'.t
County OF MANIToWoC.
VILLAGE TREAsURER's OFFICE.
Two Rivers. NOV |. 1861.

Notice is hereby given that on and after the
Ist day Of December next, | shall sell, at my
Office, all the hereinafter mentioned lois or pie
ccs and parcels Of land upon which the taxes
fer the year 1864 have not been paid. for the
purpose of paying the taxes assessed on such
lots. pieces or parcels of land together with all
charges ard costs due thereon, IN accordance
with the charter OF the village Of Two Rivers.
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S75 TO $3.50 PER MONTH

'THE LITTLE GIANT Sewing Machine Com
L pay want Agent IN each county, to So
lieit orders Tor their new slj machine, with
guage, screw driver and extra needles We
will pay liberal salary and expenses, or give
large commission. For particulars, terms, etc,
iucIose a stamp, ard address
T. 5 PAGE, Toledo, o.
Gsn'l Agent for the United State
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Clubs of One Hundred.

In relation 20 clubs Of one hundred, we will
say this: Whoever will send us one hundred
subscribers at che time the club to be sent to
me address, and begiu ard end at the same time
vii receive the papers at $169!,
'. l. II. < Co.
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STRAY Mare and Colt!

STRAfED away from the subscriber, on the
- Sth inst. mare and colt The mare is I3
years old, bay color, one Of her fore knees is
larger than the other. The colt is four months
old and nearly the same color as the mare.
with white stripe on the forehead, and two
white hind feet. Information concerning them
will be paid for by
JOSEPH SCHWRICKATT.
Either - his house near Klingholz Mills
town Of Rapids. st ks Wiii4ins House
HaBijeWc.. NCuIT
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JEW YORK DAY BOOK
TCr 1864

WHITE MEMS LIBERTIES
State RightS-IcderQL Union.
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p Ser ss'1a ssrsss
TAX NOTICE-c0ntinued.

! - y ~
TAX NOTICE-c6ntinued
Lot Block AMT Lot. = Block Amt.
Sa101IIo go each 80 l 23456 1903 each As
234 SO each 45 123 l04 each 20
l2345 6 100 each As 8 do 9. 80
l23456 l0l each As pa 105 each 81
l23456 102 each 45 ..a
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Notice of Foreclosure by Sale.

JOHN FRANZ, Village Treasurer.
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e. .. Shepard,

Watches, Clocks ard Iewellry carefully re-
"a rsd ard satisfaction guaranteed.
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Strayed Away

Manitow0c. juno -, 1876
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During the storm OF wind and rain
Tuesday evening, the dwelling house
of Mr.. Woodward, about three miles
from town on the Nolensyille Pike, was
blown down, together with all The out
houses on the premises. Mrs Wood
ward was probably fatally hurt, her
skull having been broken by piece OF
the falling lumber of which the house
was constructed Three Of her children
were also badly though not dangerously,
wounded. Mrs. w was insensible dur
ing the night, but after daylight yester-
day became rational.
The dwelling house of Mr. John
Rains was 50 badly damaged, as 10 be
scarcely habitable.
Mr.. John HOoper's fine barn was laid
TO the ground
The greater portion of the timber in
Mrs. A. V Browns park was Frustrated.
A gentleman who came in yesterday
from Wilson county, reports the road
obstructed in various places by the
fallen timber We hear also of CON
siderable damage to the timber in other
localities
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8asinsss gOtices.

DIAERHgA AND DYsENTERY.-We have ex-
amined great number of letters from some
of the mot prominent citizens in Cinciu-
natl and CoyiugtOn, etc, speaking in the
highest terms Of Dr. Siriekland's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure Of Diarrhea
and Dysenterv. The letters are too long TO
publish. Mr.. Woods, of COvington, says
he was pronounced incurable BY the best
doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle Of Dr.
striekland's Anti-Chelera Mixture effected
a permanent cure after suffering for months
with the worst form Of Diarrhea and Dys-
EMERY. ap 2G-tu " THY
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There were before Recorder Shane
yesterday three persons arrested for
drunkenness four for drunkenness
aE1 disorderly conduct; two for disor-
derby conduct; one for wasting hydrant
water; and three coffee house keepers,
who had failed to have their clerks
sworn according 10 law
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Two men were arrested and brought
into Huntsville, Ala, Tuesday They
were suspected Of belonging TO the
gang Of scoundrels who fred into the
train on the Memphis and Charleston
railroad on Saturday last, killing fire
man and wounding the engineer
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad Stock
wanted, for which the highest price viii be
paid, BY Taos. s. AARR.
CRKTIFIkR Accommodations, lsb0rers
and others, before selling their Government
Vouchers, should take them 70 the Exchange
Once, corner Of Union and CoEego-streeis,
where the very best rates are given by
THos. 8. MARI.
Purchase Voucher easbei al the lowest
rate Of discount. Government cheozs on
Louisyills cashsd on the most reasonable
1tsrina.
All kinds Of uacurrent money bought
and sold The highest rates always paid
for Silver and Gold. feb ts--a
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SUPERIoK tskAEDh.-uo 60 nscien-
tiously recommend 10 those SUI q from
a distressing cough, DR.. StricklaL Mellf-
luous Cough Balsam. It gives reliefalmost
instantaneous, and Is withal not disagreed
BE 20 the taste. There is no doubt but the
Melliduous Cough Balsam is one ofthe best
preparations ia use, and is al that IL pro-
prietor claims for it. We have tried Il du-
ring The past week, and founa relief f,om
most dressing cough. Ii is prepared By
DR.. Strickland, 10. 6 East Fourth street
Cincinnati, Ohio, and for sale b. Druggists,
at so cent? per bottle.
Gp 29--f So su--ly
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Correspondents must pardon US if
their favors do not appear We cannot,
at period so important as this, gave
up our space to anything that Is not Of
general interest
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SALE OF CONDEMNED HoEsEs--Capt
Iryin viIl sell, at the Government
Horse Pens, next Tuesday, two hundred
condemned horses, large portion Of
them brood mares. There will be a
chance for bargains in this lot
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Wholesale Exchange.

Governor Brough received a dispatch
Saturday night, from the Secretary of
War, stating that ali paroled prisoners,
officers and men, were exchanged, and
that an order TO that effect would be
published on Monday morning The
Camp Chase officers, including Lieuten-
ant Colonel Won Schroeder, had a good
time over the news-GR- Or.
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NEW THEATRE-The beautiful drama
OF Little Barefoot" win be produced
at the new theatre tonight, Miss
Thompson personating Little Barefoot
The entertainment closes with The
Youth who never saw a Woman.
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rur,rnr-Mr Adams anr

THEATRE-Mr Adams appears to-
night in one of his great Shakspearean
aracters-Macbeth He viii be ably
supported No stock company in the
country plays the tragedy Of Macbeth
better than that Of Messrs. Dufield 81
Flynn. The closing piece is 4 Kiss
in the Dark
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We learn from a gentleman, who
came in yesterday from Huntsville,
Alabama, that the storm Of Tuesday
evening was very destructive all along
the line of the railroad from that place
to this
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Z. NJ. STANTON,
[signedl
Secretary OF Va

Secretary OF War.
WASHINGTON, May 1I.-Au was quiet
along our lines until late on Monday eve
ming. 1t was thought the rebels were fall
ing back, or that Lee had already gone to
Richmond to meet Smith, who was reported
close to the capital. Therefore a move was
determined on; and at 5 p. m. the entire line
moved forward. The.advance crossed the
river Pc, and drove light battery OF, pos
ted to defend a small bridge.
Warren's front and Hancock's left had q
lively engagement with the rebels, who
threw shot and shell from a battery in the
woods. The enemy were finally driven
back three quarters of a mile at dark.
It is believed Longstreet's Corps was the
only one in our front, and that he was left
0 impede our progress while Lee was at
tending to Smith.
rebel cavalry brigade is reported haV-
ing been seen north of the Rapidan on
Monday, near Fredericksburg.
New YORK, May 1.-THE Worlds special
says Lees entire army was on Monday on
the south bank of Glody River. Between
that and the river Pc his right is stretched
nearly to the Fredericksburg and Rich
mond Railroad, on which he seemd desi-
rOus to obtain supplies or to insure his
safety.
We have taken more prisoners in Lees
retreat than during Thursday and Friday
battles.
All information in Grants possession is Of
more favorable character, showing clearly
Lees retreat beyond spottsylvania.
Rebel prisoners captured Monday, report
Longstreet's death.
WAsBNoToE. May II.-Nothing has been
received here Of any reverse to Grant.
The impression prevailed in the army
yesterday that Lee was passing the North
Anna River.
NEW Yosk, May IO.-COtton SO. Gold 70.
TUSSELL Hill, May l1.--After three days
heavy skirmishing, in which all the corps
participated, the enemy we're driven back
to Rocky Ledge and Buzzard RoOst noun
tain, from which we are fast ezpelling them.
Everything is going on in most satisfacto-
ry way.
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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 O. w. Fell & Co.
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Capt Brown, OF the 18th Kentucky
Mounted Infantry, a few days ago
brought into Hopkinsville, Ky. eight
guerriIlas, one of them noted
Captain. They were captured near
jacksonville KY.
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The finest and largest assortment Of
fishing hookn, lines, poles, corks, reels,
snoods, seines, powder, shot, caps. etc,
etc, are to be found At the Hardware
Store Of G. W. Fall 4 Co.
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II G. seOvel, Esq, has been elected
President of the Board Of Aldermen
lie win make an able and just presi-
ding officer
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Mr. r II. Singleton, newsdealer at
the Post Office, furnished US early yes
terdsy morning with the Cincinnati
Gazette Of the 10th
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Sa5llrllle @anioa.

THE UNION has the largest
careulation of any ~ evyspaper in
'1ennessee---tts City and Army
circulation more than double any
other paper.
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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 a Co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

The finest and largest assortment Of
fishing hooks, lines, poles, corks, reels,
snoods, seines, powder, shot, cape, etc,
are to be found at the Hardware Store
of g. w Fall q Co.
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RIVER NEws-The river rose IL feet
yesterday, and was still rising al 6
o'clock, p. m. The LeYee is clear Of
Government freight There are Z feet
of water on Harpeth Shoals
The Emma Floyd is advertised to
leave to-day.
The following are the arrivals and de-
partures yesterday
ARRrvALs-Nightingale, Louisville ;
Ella Faber, do.
DEPARTUREs-lIayana Cincinnati /;
Mercury, do Bertha, Pittsburg
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Engraving

Neatly executed at the Gold Pen Depot,
y Cherry street, where you VIII find Pens
and Jewelry, at low figures. Call and ex-
anime. [naylI-tE
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DR.. KISG's D1sPESsARY for Private Dis
eases, was established in New York city, in
1928, removed to Louisville in 1854, and to
Nashville in 1858. More cures have been
performed at this Dispensary than at any
one Of the same character in the United
States. All persons afflicted with private
diseases would do well 10 call at this Dis
pensary. Persons at distance, who are
unable to call in person, may have their
cases treated by giving the symptoms, &cy
by letter See advertisement in another
column. All business Of the Office strictly
private. may
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E%f you want your pianos well
tuned, call on Mr. Jackson, at c. D. Ben.
sens Music Store. Ap26tf
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J. P. BARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS,

Al pens bear my trade marx, " c. p. BARNES,
EXTRA Lou, Ky" for which have secured the
c0pyfig, and are warranted u esrats fine and per-
feet in every respect Sent by mail OF express 70
any part Of the country receipt Of price and
flun chwg& Persons ordering VIII please stste the
size and style desired, whether hard or soft fne or
COARSE and the pep should fail 70 please prove
detective, VIII have the privilege Of exchanging IT,
deduction Of fifteen per cent allowed on orders Of
SIS or over, and twenty-five per cent. on those Of
500. Liberal discounts made 10 the trade. Old
pens reTsired in the best manner for thrty-fve
cents (aad sGasgl each. Pen aud Watch circulars
sent FREE. Address
c. P BARNES
Dealer 10 Gold Pens and American Watches,
Sl9 Third street Louisville, Ky.
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LATEST FROM sPorsYLTASIA.
The Fight on Monday.
Lee Short Of RatiOns.
he Acknowledges his Communications
Cut.
Burnside Whips LOngstreet.
Rebels Driven Back Thres-fOurths Of
Nile.
Great Number Of Rebel Prisoners
Captured.
LOngstreet Reported Dead.
Heavy SkiFmIshig at Tunnel Hill.
Rebels Being Driven Back.
LOngstreet Reported Dead.
Heavy SkIrmIshlg at Tunnel NM.
Rebels Being Driven Back.
Gold Higher 20.

WAsHINGToz, May 1O.-From reports re
ceived tonight, it is believed here no gen
eral engagement took place yesterday.
Heavy firing heard at Aqua Greek, in the
location of spottsylYania c. H. The contest
must have been renewed. Our forces are
within few miles of the latter place.
Large numbers of wounded officers are ex-
pected to arrive at Washington tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, May lO.-Ths Army of the
Potomac had portion of to-day to recuper-
ate.
Burnsides began the attack en- Monday on
our left, with great furry, and an aceompa-
nying degree of success. He had fight
the day before, in which, to use his own
words, " We whipped old Longstreet." Our
army in cheerful condition, and men san
guine of success, and count the day when
they shall enter the rebel Capitol.
Lee issued orders on Saturday in relation
to supplies. He said communication with
Richmond was cut of, and it was impossi-
bic to furnish the men with supplies. Hills
Corps had no ratioRs issued for three days.
Lee enjoins on his men the necessity Of
capturing supplies from the Yankees. Up
to this moment they have failed to capture
a single wagon. All the battles thus far
have been series of attacks and repulses.
Muskess were almost entirely used, the
nature of the ground rendering artillery
impracticable. Lee absurdly claims vic
tory, when he withdraws from,the front and
retires toward Richmond.
Gen. Tolbot's division Of cavalry whipped
the rebel cavalry near this place and drove
them from Spottsylvania Courthouse. Gen
Tolbot and Robinson are both wounded.
NEw YORK, May 1.-The Herald says it
is probable Gen. Butler had severe battle
yesterday, and also battle between the
irOn-clads and rebel gunboats. There are
FIVE Union and three rebel iron-clads expee-
ted to take part in the engagement.
WASHINGTON, May 1l.--To Gen. Dix: \
dispatch from the armysof the Potomac ds-
ted P. m. yesterday, says both armies held
their positions at spottsyIyania Court House
without material change The enemy have
been driven to their breast-works.
The sixth corps, under Gen. Wright, had
carried the first line of The enemy's rifle
pits, and heavy skirmishing during the day.
Nothing from Butler or sherman since Q
o'clock yesterday.
[signedl EN-. STANTON,
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A big stock Of Cheese and Can Fruits, at
No. II Cedar street.
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100 pairs Corduroy Pants, at Higgns's,
No. IL Cedar street.
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Good assortment of trunks, valises,
carpetsacks, and haversacks, at the
new store, q Cherry street.
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Good calfskin boots, for FIVE dollars,
at the new store, 81 Cherry street.
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80 very fine Camp Stools, at Higgins's,
No. II Cedar street.
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Large Sale Of Furniture at Auction.

THURSDAY morning, May u, 1854, we will
sell at the residence Of VIM. Lyon, Market
street, opposite the Murfreesboro' Pike, all
Of his Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting in part Of Carpetings, Chairs,
Bedsteads and Bedding, Bureaus, Stoves,
&C, and a good assortment of Kitchen Fur.
Eiture.
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Go to Higgins's and get good Citizens
Suit, No. IL Cedar street.
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Sale positive a. 10 o'clock.
Jso. K HUNE & Co.,
InaylI-2t. Auetioneers.
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Twenty Thousand Yards of Calico for
sale at 25 cents a yard, at the New Store, q
Cherry street, two doors from the Railroad
Omnibus Office. ap22
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Ladies embroidered toilet slippers, for
fifty cents, at q Cherry street.
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The biggest stock of Yankee Notions, for
Wholesale in Nashville, is at No. IL Cedar
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Cslicoes twenty-five cents a yard, at q
Cherry street. ap22
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At the new store, q Cherry street
you can buy a good sett of knives and
forks, for one dollar.
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Higgins has got large stock of Suffers
Goods.
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A splendid lot of Spring cslicoes for sal,
at twenty-five cents a yard, at the New
Store, q Cherry street. ap22