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Tennessee Conference.

Ollohth - lop3s
The Committee on Books and Periodicals
reported la favor Of commencing the publi-
cation Of the Nashville Chris ian Advocate
at as early day as practicable. After the
adoption Of the report, the following rcs0lu-
q n was adopted:
Resolved, That the Conference recommend
the Book Committee % elect John b. Meier
ria Agent Of the Publishing House Of the
NJ. +. Church South, until the next session
uftbe General Conference.
RoreFt Thomas Brown, q local preacher
was elected 20 Ender's orders.
The Committee on Public Worship made
the following appointments for preaching
Moudsy, Tulip street, o'clock pm, J. F
Redi0rd.
Al nday. tulip street, ~ O'Clock pm.
Wellborn Mooney.
Monday, McKendree church, Z = o'clock
PIN, Robt. X. Brown.
Monday, Andrew church, ~ n'cIock
pm, Phil. Il. Anderson.
Monday, Mulberry street church, ~ o.
clock pm, Berry NJ. Stephens.
Monday, Trinity church, Z = o'clock pm.
T. L. Moody.
At 10 o'clock, a M, the Conference elected
the following delegates 10 the next General
Conference:
j. B. McFerrin, J. W. Hammer, S. D. Bald
win, A. L. p. Green, r. A. Young, A. S,
Riggi, j. B. West. J. F. Hughes, 7. Maddin,
W. Mooney. There remaining one more
delegate 10 elect, two Intellectual ballot:
were had, aud Conference adjourned.
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Rrc uprR's CouEr.-There were but few
cases before this Court yesterday and from
present indications, crime in the city seems
10 be on she decline. The FIRST was Ellen
Estess drunk aud disordsrly conduct in
breaking up her own furniture and bar tx
lures. aiocker, the complainant not APP
lea ing. the case was dismissed al his cost.
A Mr.. Mccormick disorderly, 6ned $40
'rhrse negro BOYS were fined S. each ior
making their bed in the streets. Daniel
Bentley lcolored) for being disorderly was
rhargci sic. Charles Fairfax dis0rderly
aud strikiura woman was fined $50. Jane
smith, drunk aud disorderly, fined $40
sam Currun ,oolcredl for drunkenness, dis
charged. The case Of Cohen aud others
engaged in a family qusrrel, vas dismissed
Henry and Amanda Wood, OF one flesh
we're arfaigned for general disturbance IN
their neigh borhood, fined s. each. For
discharsing firearms IN the corporate limits
a AR. Holman was fined s.. Paul Jones
whose arrest was mentioned some days
since, ives brought up for trial. charged
with stcalnF q mule. the property Of Mr..
Keeling the evideEce was not in his favor
and PAIL wss committed 10 jail The case
of Harry Wells ana Julia Hauey for steal
ing 81 ,000 from Hamilton was dismissed
and Hamilton taxed with costs. Charles
Thompson & 2 stealing clothing and money
nom on Hitch wss bound over 70 appear az
the next term Of tse criminal court
Spencer Moore and J ian Clayton (aolored
charged with stealing Slse Ia money and .
Wstch worth $50 from Prank banks, g man
Of the same color. From the evidence Il
seems Clayton was dressed in woman s
attire, and Banks was induced 10 accompa-
ny him and Moore on y visit TO another
house. Aiter proceeding some two hundred
yards, Banks was assaulted by Moore and
Sayton with slung-shot aud robbed Of
the amount as charged. They were held
CVurt.
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70 strangers and Citizens.

Wn do not profess 10 be the only Physi-
clan in the city, who may be found at his
Office at all hours, day or night; !" nor 40
We, in offering our services to the invalid,
desire 10 recommend ourself in preferences
TO other equally well established aud ex-
perienced physicians nor do We pre-
tend 10 be infRllible, or the only man ca
pablo Of curing the various diseases men-
toned in our general advertisement. We
do not claim the possession Of any tscTidcr-
fHl secret reliedtes, or extraordinary agree
cole treatment OF PoiiiatiUcy; as Ell sensible
men must know, thaE saecess in the prac-
tico Of medicine, does not depend 90 much
upon the discovery Of nei5 repicdies, or nsig
modes Of treatment, 81 upon he skillful use
Of those agoucies necessary 10 q perfect cure
and this car be acquired only ~ expe-
Renee and patient application We res
poctlully rotor the public 70 our general ad-
vertisemeut, in another part Of the paper
Ofico hours from S in the morning till 3
a night. L. L. C0LnEAE, M. ID.
81 North Cherry 81, Faahvills Ten
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MARKETS.


CINCINNATI, October 9.
F.ur firm, q shade lower. superfne 81 75G
%; extra IS 259s Is; family and f-ncy 50 $50
Il %. Wheat advanced 10 81 2Oa2 rs for prime
cid and 81 90 for new red. Com steady ct G267oC
for ear. shelled Oats quiet al Glc. Rice advanced
to sc for new and soe for old. Barley dull Mess
Pork IN demand at ss6 co. Bulk Meats are held
firmly at 1slj4e; 2oc for Shoulders and Sides. Lsrd
steadyst e91z. Groceries firm. Cotton advanced
to 26e for Middlne. Whisky firm at go.
NEw YoEK, Oetohers.
Cotton active and excited; 5795Sc for NiddlinQ;
closing at 0oc. Flour opened l0alse lower. but
closed ST S 55ss Is extra ST. Louis 81 ooa9 40
round-hoop Ohio opened At lac better but less
active and closed heavy. Whest -7s9sOc for Spring;
7s9so for Milwaukee Club so9sic FOR amber Mil
Wsukie the latter extreme figure; 81 IS for old
smbsr Michigan. Rye firm at 81 10. Canada Bar
ley oloaed heavy. CNrn steaey At sf9s0c for IN
sound; ss9s6e for sound Mixed Western, the latter
for choice instore. Oats steady at ss85aa for IN.
sound; 62964c for sOund. PORK opened higher
utelosed dull and heavy At SsJ8s7 50 closing At
sslcashi 3l932 for Prime. Lard dall at 2flSa2a.
Whisky 22s@zs. Sold oponed l459s, closed 1857
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The Tennessee Journal, the German daily
II this city, has the following comments on
the accommodation of the Governor, foI
iha colonization of Germans in the State;
The Governor, in his message, highly
PRAISES the Germans. While he re ommendl
The Legislature 20 take steps for the enc0ur.
agement Of immigration 20 Tennessee from
the North western States, from Germany
aud Switzerland, aud thus aid in the work
Of restoring quiet, order, and industry, he
pays the Germans a compliment by saying
Ihey sre the best of an the different C asses
Of foreign immigrants who reach cur
shores not only respecting their loyalty,
but also with regard 90 their industry and
diligence, and their skin in all branches Of
mechanics.
Well we do not think the Governor has
said too much, bat such encoEaiums are 50
unusual among the Americans, that we ten
der the Stale executive our heartiest thanks
for the com piimeitf.
Wherever the Gcrman farmers ploughshare
turns the soil, or the German merchant
builds his store, OF the G rmnn carpenter
hes his workbench, or the German shoe
maker his shop, or where the German
soldier rattles his steel, or the German
house wife makes her butter and cheese. OF
her spi ming wheel is heard 10 buzz, are
happiness and prosperity found in the land.
Tn Teiore honor 20 che Governor and honor
% the Germans. Let justice be done"
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~
have nosiced an advertisement "a ih'
different city papers, headea, s'second An
nual issae Of the Nashville Cify Directory.
This is d ne + mis- 'ead the business men 2, Q.
ne city and give tue impression that the
party had either bought out my interest -
The directory, or to make them believe ihs'
I would not get out Directory for 1850
They iritd 20 get the use Of ny name iof
the Directory. but this / refused; neither
would / ar-es 10 engage them on the Dlrec-
tory, which I propose getting up IN me
SPRING Of 1866 This was done on seeouni
Of their ineapabilily of managing a WORK
Of the kind. as well as ether business IN
which we we're formerly connected; besides,
the party who Is getting up the Directory =
not 4 resident Of Nashville, and therefore
would not take the same interest IA tne
ma ter as a citizen Of The city would
write this in justice to the public as wen
as myself.
Respectfully, r. II. sISsLsToN,
Publisher Nashville Directory.
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CANINE ENcouNTER.-Cherry street, be-
tween Deaderick and Cedar, was the scene
yesterday morning Of considerable excite
meut, oocssioned BY the coming together Of
two evil disposed ''dorgs," that took a set-to
Of about half an hour. They 1T, and ft, ard
&c again, seeming determined 10 make a
regular Kilkenny affair Of h. Bets run
high ON the dog that would whip, not
knowing exactly which would be the victor
The crowd increased to some hundred per
sons, when finally one Of the CANNES, con
GLIDING that he bad exercised himself suf-
icienty 20 give him o good appetite for
breakfast, tucked his tail aud made for
parts unknown, amid the hurrshs aud
shouts cf the crowd.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-10

OPEylNe THE LEGsLATIyE SESSIONS WITH
PRAYER.-Rev. Or. Allen yesterday asked
leave % make a remark before the House Of
Representatives, which was granted, when
he said that resolution had been passed
inviting loyal ministers 20 be present, and
open the two Houses Of the Legislature,
with prayer. There are, said he, " but
few loyal ministers here: aud two cannot
we'll attend each day; but if a few minutes
are allowed TO Intervene between the meet
ing Of the two Houses, one Of rs will, God
willing, be here every day" We believe
that he arrangement desired, will be eff
fecicd.
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The Dispatch Of Sunday says
COZ courss everybody viii be delighted &
learn that Miss Lolita contributes 10 oui
amusement another week, and viii appeal
Monday night ~ The Ticket OF Leave
Man"
We perfectly agree with our Contemporary
50 far a. "everybody being delighted tc
learn that Lotto (ior She is q charming ltile
aetresa) is going 10 contribute to our amuse-
nent another week" But the idea Of ap-
penring IL the Ticket of Leave Man" is
something that we cannot comprehend. i
she GgPears a al, she must get out Of there
unless il Is the intention Of Robert Briefly
% open his mouth and let the entire audi
euce look down his throat. I'VE can't see
g." We sincerely hope the fascinating lit
tls actiess viii, at some early day, personnte
some character on the outside.
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This vice, which is never pracsicsd e
tas presence Of any one, has proved The
everlasting ruin Of thousands OF the noblesl
md most talented young men that ever
zave tongue % eloqnenee o. pen % song
IA 80 destrovsd health, blasted he eensG
tusion. ard reduced the miserable victim 4
= livinz skeleton. Nor are these It's fpal
ana fatsl effects in iss PaiHs are scattered
the ruins Of resson, the most melancholy
sirht rat can meet mortal eyes, TO Be
,..sr.s Dermauentlv Of this sfHieton, call on
D.. Coleman, No. e North Cherry stress
or address him By Letter, Box ~, hssh
vile, Tenn. @sfe
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We would call the especial attention Of
the publin generally 10 the well filed estsb-
lishment Of cur enterprising friend, W. ".
Totten. who has the finest selected stock Of
Family Groceries south Of the Chic river.
In connection with his grocery house he has
opened a splendid Liquor establishment.
where the finest Liquors and Wines can be
obtained, from a bottle 20 a pipe. Fsmilies,
parties, and pic-nics furnished with the
choicest avisnds" 81 moderate prices. His
Nos are 81 and %. North College street, op-
posite sewanee House. Give him q cal.
ean2Q-1fn
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LECTURE TO sIGHT.-rhere will be a Tenn
persnce Lecture tonight as the Masonic
Hall We hope 10 see a large attendance.
There is no city in the eountry-in proper
ton TO population-Wheret there is 50 much
whisky drinking and general dissipation as
there is in ours. We would like 20 see about
one half Of the WHISKY mills" in Nashville
"corked up aud the parties engaged in
desling i oat devote their time ana atten-
tion 20 business Of a more useful and digni-
| fed character. "Rock City" is a fine held
Tor their labors, and We wish them sbund
antsuccess in their mission Of charity 10 all
mankind.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-10

MrLLrEERs & DREssNAKERs Buy your
trimmings and millinery goods, such as or
namauts, bagle gimp, silk dress cord, but
tors Of every style aud color, ribbons, French
flowers, hats, bonnets, silks, velvets, etc,
st Elsasser 4 Co.'S, No. SO Union street, one
door west Of College. They hsve the most
extensive and best selected stock IN their
line ever brought to this city, and sell their
goods at Northern prices. sep25-3w
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THE CIRcUs.-We presume every lover Of
/ fun will bear in mind the fact that to-day
the Howe CASTILLO Circus viii open in this
city. There Is, perhaps, more amusement
in a circus than in any other public ex-
hibition; and particularly is it more attrac-
tive 20 the youth. Dan CASTILLO, and his
associate clowns, are too great favorites
here. 10 need any special COMMUNICATION;
for eli who have seen them once, will be
sure % pay them a visit, again, this week.
Laughter IS highly commended TO health,
and be- who would enjoy a truly hearty
cha. ha, can be accommodated AZ Castelo's
circus.
The procession through the streets, viii
form an attractive feature, and we have no
doubt but the sidewalks viii be crowded by
thousands, anxious 10 witness it, and pay
tribute 20 the greatest show Of modern
times.
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TwESTY-F IvE oKNTs FoR UNION AND PLAN
rERs' BASE.-The notes of these two Banks
seem 70 be steadily declining, and IS cash
Bank has over 3 million Of circulation still
out they viii prohably decline 10 Is cents
in the dollar. Thos. 8. Mar, Broker, cor
ner Of Union aad Colleges streets, however
has several large orders, which enables him
to give considerable moro than this rate 81
present. Send your money 10 him before
the orders are filled. If.
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The shelbyrile Union Of saturday SAYS

Through citizens Of Fayetteville we have
been informed Of q sad occurrence which
took place in that town on Monday last. Il
appears that 3 difficulty occurred between
]. J. Z. Bsarden and Robt. z. Gilliland
and pistol in the hands Of Bearden Ess
accidentally discharged, the ball entering
the meek Of an old man by the name o.
Buntly, who was endeavoring TO reconcile
the parties. The shot was fatal, the old
man living but a short time.
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THE GAZETTE SooL DISG.--phe Gazette finds
fault with our criticism Of the course of Mr..
Cameron, on the resolution granting the use
Of the Hall Of the House Of Representa-
tives, to the State Teachers Association,
during their session on the 18th, and insio-
yates that it was written by a member Of
the Legislature. We seldom read the Ga
zette, and would not have seen the attack
upon us, had not a friend called orr atten-
ton to il and we only notice il now, to say
that the article in question was not written
by member Of the House, but by the local
Of the Union. No candid man will dispute
the truth Of our statements, who was pres
emit and heard the discussion.
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HEALrHr DaIxkIS0 WATEz.-The ColHm-
bus, Miss Index says
We are reliably informed that one Of the
wells on the ''bsrrack" grounds, that IS used
By the freedmen and women, having become
unfit 10 drink from By reason Of a strange
scent and nauseating taste, it was ordered 70
be cleaned out, when the bodies Of .fffesn
aegro u fants were found in the wellt This
comes too direct to admit Of any doubt
there Is 10 "grape-vine" about il.
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SPECIALNOTICES.

Officers who desire 70 have their men mus
tered ont Of service Immediately, can have
their Nuster-Out Rolls, Pay Accounts,
Monthly. Quarterly and Final Return Of
OuartarInastsr's and Ordnance Stores, cor
rectly and promptiy made cut a me lam
rerev once 81 Irzersoa sna Rogers, ~ =
c. sa-aat m s-clrs sep u u :
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PaovasF IrrN.--Iohn II. Coltor was sr-
rested Yesterday Cor stabb.ng msn named
Lawrence FlanarT in the neck, ipfic ing 8
severe wound The difficulty occurred az
what is known as the Northwestern Sheds.
used by the Government for the storage OF
Grain. Gotten is in the Post Military
Prison.
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A Row on TIE NouISsvIILE Pisa
Row, We learn, occurred on the NolinsEiiie
Pike, day before yesterday, in which .
white man was stabbed BY negro, and IN
the melee two negroes were shot but not "a
tally injured. We viii give further Partie-
ulars 10 morrow
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To the Creditors of Charles
Thompson, Deceased.

YOU are hereby nohdfd that the undersigned
4 administrator on said esta e, has suggested 20
The Cerk Of The County Court Of sru'fn couEfy.
Tennessee, the insolvency Of the said estate and has
obtained anorier nom said Geek requiring an
creditors 20 file their gaims. du proven, with
ssid Clerk, On or hefore the frsI Monday 70 March
next. OF tue same viii he barred,
sept. ~. ls6i. a TE0MpsOV
octI-u4ts Admir- Of Charles Tho7npsor. dad
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The Chattanooga Gazette, Atlanta Intelli-
gencer, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Consti-
tutionslist, Chronicle and Sentinel, daily,
Brovnlow's Knoxville Wing, Springfield
Mass Republican, Boston Journal, Balti-
more American, weekly, received regularly
at Z. P. Cones, No. 40 cherry street. If
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Wholesale buyers would do well TO cali
and examine the stock Of staple and fancy
dry goods, notions, boots and shoes, cloth
ing aud hats at RN. W. BERRY x Co.'S.
sept2l-tE
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MERCHANTS or THE SoUTH, ATTENTION =
A very extensive stock Of ladies clOsks and
shawls, Of the most desirable styles, can be
boughtat Northern prices, at Elsssser 4 Co. 3
No. 80 Union street, one door west Of College.
Ean25 9W
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EorIcE.-we would inform al persons
having claims agsinst the Seferntn.ens
which we're fied with the Board 81 elel,ll.'
Of which william Driver uas heeeIass
c~nvened BY Special Field Order .. =. -
dated March Isth, 1855, Department o. 1ls
Cumberland, csn have thsir oislnas prop
erly adjusted By calling 81 oar otiiee.
We viii also have their NoucheTss ~.
ceipss, and Accounts ordered esek IN
Wssh7ngton, d. C., for the introaaetio1 =
other proof, in order % suestauhats ne ee.
ss.re claim. that the parties may get theai
Just indcbtedrsss nom she Goverrment.
jsse-tf Il. TozrKIxE 4 Go.
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To THE SOUTHERN TRABE.-The finest and
largest stock Of millinery goods south of the
Ohio River, is now offered to the trade at
Cincinnati jobbing prices, at Elsssser & Co. 3
80 Union street, one door west Of College.
sep25-2w
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Do not fail to ses Lotta.

NEGRO PREsUNPTIOy.-We are reliably in
formed that q couple OF negroes were tried
in Montgomery county. Tenn, last week for
murder, and sentenced TO be confined in the
Penitentiary for a term Of years. Last sun
day morning the Sheriff OF Montgomery
county LETT GAINESVILLE with the two prison
ers and an escort Of two guards for this city,
when at Bowlinggreen the negro soldiers
told the prisoners to depart in peace and
has'e-that this thing Of putting "niggers"
ia the Slate prison was played out" The
sheriff heard this and demonstrated against
ID; but his advice was disregardei his au-
thOrity not recognised so the rasca made
their escape and he was pOwerless TO pre-
vent it. We hope snd believe that this
matter will be investigated, the pris, ners
captured, aud the parties that let them es-
cape punished to the full extent Of the Law.
Lolita attracts full and fashionable houses
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Lnst Chance for RarrnIns.

The sutlsr Goods at A. a N. Landsberg,
corner Public Square and Market are nov
being closed out. These must be sold re-
gardiess Of price. Now is your time to get
great Bargains there in Tobacco, Cigars,
Canned Fruit, Oysters, sardinss, notiong
and Hsts. Convince yourself By calling
hara
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FarAL ACCIDENT On sunday night, two
men were racing with their horses, IN West
Nashville, when one Of the men caught his
neck On elothes-iine, killing him Instant
y. De was an lrishmsn, but We were una
BE 70 Learn his name.
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c. B. BRAY, who occupies the End, story
Of Cannon Grier a Cos store has Just re
ceived in addition 10 his extensive stock,
fortyfive bales more of those handson
Teluet, and Brussels Carpet.
oet-5 st
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If the ladies wish something plain and
elegant, cali and examine those real Irish
and French Poplins, all shades at
VIZ. W. BsRRE Z Co.,
sept22-tf. No. 81, College st.
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Nashville Medical and Surgical Institute,
Church street below Cherry, open from a.
m. to 8 p. m, for the reception Of patients
suffering from any form Of disease, either
scuts or chronic. z. s. Aborn, N. D., Ex-
aming Physician and Surgeon. jy22-tf
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GREkr ArTRAeFIos at Cameron, Gisrs &
Co's.,-supsr silk Brocsds, French Grena-
dine at 75li Also Printed Linen Lawns,
DOlphus Mugs French JsconSts.
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srheES DEarH.-An unknown negro. from
Alaoansa dropped dead on Union street,
yesterday. Cause unknown. Coroner Cole
man furnished Ann coffin aud had him de-
Gently inferred.
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Hot Rolls, Rusk and Bunns every morn
ing ct the Nashville Steam Bakery, l6
Summer street, near Union. sep5-H
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How IT COZ o1r.-A letter from New O

leans says;
Il is given as an on DIT that the gallan!
General John B. Hood, late Of the Confed-
crate army, is 10 lead 10 the altar, the
charming daughter of General Preston.
The way il was found out here was this
The betrotbed lady sent TO friend in New
Orleans to buy her rousseau, of course with
injunc'ions not TO tell. That was too heavy
a load for one girl to carry, and she had to
just whisper Il into Fannie's ear. Fanny
couldn't Tear the burden and she whispered
il also, and finally it got to the ears Of a
married dame, who told her husband, as
ste ought, and he (stupid) had 10 blate il
out on the streets. Our young ladies are
delighted, and seem 10 take as much inter
est in it as If they were 30 be in New Orleans
instead Of away out in Texas.
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IlIIIIIs s1IYs-
Oh, wsd some power the gilt gle us
To zee oursils as ithers see us"
Or see the boxes barrels, bales and packages
going out of our business houses and manu-
faturies, the letters, documents ETC., from the
offices of our professional men, the clothing,
brick bats, war clubs and other orna-
mented needlework to the washer-woman
without being marked with one Of Traugh's
Ribbon or Seal Presses, Stensels or Brands,
which can be found at No. l5k N, cherry
street, up stairs. Mind The stairs and don Z
fall. How are you Burns, who is ahead.
septSwednesksat-t