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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Agricultural Implements /!

TTNHE subscriber Is Offering more complete as
Il sortment than ever, of Plows, Cultivators,
Harrows, Drills, Field Rollers, Grain Cradles,
Hand, and Horse Rakcs, Thrcshing Machines,
Hay Presses, Reapers and Mowers and every 9th.
er kind of Farming Implements and Machines.---
Gratefully acknowledging the liberal patronage
which he has heretofore received he solicits a
continuance of the same.
j. Il. CHUBB.
Grand Rapids, March 20, 1860. llyn GO
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No. IA seven Octave, round corners, Rose
wood plain case, S275.
No. 2. Seven Octave, round corners, Rose
wood heavy moulding, $500.
No. 3, Seven Octave, round corners, Rose
wood Louis XIV style, 1926.
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French, Grand Action, Harp
Pedal, Iron Frame, Over
Strung Bass, &C.,

And each instrument being made under the
personal supervision of Mr.. J. ii. GRovEsrEES,
who has had practical experience of over 30
years in their manufacture, is fully worranted
IN ecery Particular.
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.OUTSIDE

Sizes and prices Of Lilies Fire-?roef Safes:
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Terms: Net cash, in Current Fund

es- Descriptive Circulars sent free.
August ], 1864 E274Iy.
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TAcoB's CHOLERA, DYsENTERy AND
- DIARRHGA CORDIAL
At GRIrFIS'a DRUGSTORE.
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OFFICERS:
j. G. BAILY, Pyes't.
NJ. P. KILBoRN, Sec'y d Treas. 1854 If.
MORDECAI THOMAS, Genl Ag't.
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sTABBIsa BIZ CHILD.-A strange case
was before the Recorder yesterday morning,
that ora boy nine years of sge attempting
murder It appeared from the evidence
that boy named Luster, secosted snd
struck a very decent looking mulatiO boy
named David Mason. A dispute was the
consequence, in which several boys were
mixed up, among whom wss dark eyed,
handsome fellow, Of nine years old, named
Ed. Owens, who received blow from the
negro in the melee. He became very angry
and took knife from his pocket, but was
unable to open it. Some white man, who
was looking on, opened the knife for him
and he attacked the mulatto boy, cutting
him in the head aud arm, and cutting
through his blouse in two places on the
breast The parties were go young, and the
wrong doing 50 divided among them that
the Recorder dismissed the case. The
mother Of the child who used the knife was
present at the examination, weeping in
great distress, on account of the position Of
her child, 50 young to be arrested for crime.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-10

A RAID IN NAsHvILLE.-A portion of our
community were disagreeably surprised,
and not particularly grati6ed at being
made the objects of startling raid on Sun
day. The raid was made under the COM
mand Of good Union man, and the objects
Of it, although not numbered themselves in
the ranks of the enemy, have constant
dealings with the enemy that enters at the
mouth and steals away the brains. The
City Marshal, John Chumbley, Esq seeing
that many Of the liquor dealers in the city
have lately got in the habit of selling this
commodity--or incommOdity, as the case
may be--on Sundays, in disobedience to
the State law and the city ordinances, and
10 the detriment Of the piety and good NOR
ais o! portion Of cur citizens, whose small
allowance Of grace fails TO render them
proof against mptation-desired the po-
lice TO arrest all delinquents, and the raid
was the consequence. The result, as shown
at the Recorders Court Monday morning,
was as follows; L. Russell, three cases W.
Bassett, three cases Harper 4 Faslin.
three cases, - Adams, two cases, William
Link, three eases, 8. J. Brian, three cases,
and q German, whe had sold only beer,
three cases. The parties all submitted
their cases to the court, where they were
fined only FIVE dollars in each case as a
warning. Yesterday, C. Fisher, three cases.
and John Dolan were fined similar amounts
on the same charge.
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RowDIEs.-There are a pack of rowdies in
the city, who make a practice Of entering
stores, examining a number of articles and
enquiring the price, then leaving without
making any purchase. VIM. Burt, James
Dosier, and NJ. Pendergast, were charged
before the Recorder yesterday with being
guilty Of this kind Of conduct at the cloth
ing store Of Mr.. Simmons. On examination
il came out that a still more serious ofense
had probably been committed. A ladies'
net was among the articles enquired for, and
the net was neither paid for nor returned
The parties were held for further examine
ton, to find whether they were not open to
the charge Of felony. By the by, We have
often known our bachelor friends to get
caught in the nets Of the ladies, but this is
the frst time we knew where the fair de-
ceivers got their dangerous implements
from.
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Buy Cumberland Coal Of knight Bros.
destruction Of the Imperial

OrFrcE SURF. CUM. RIvER r. r. BRIDsE,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 3, 1865,
Editor Union-sir: In your issue of this
morning an account is given Of abe sinking
Of the steamer Imperial, which, in many
particulars, is incorrect. At half past two
o'clock in the morning the boat signalled
for the draw, and - toas promptly opened.
The boat came down stern foremost and
made seUcral inc9cctual attemPts 70 pass
through. The watchmRn on the bridge was
then hailed from the boat and informed
that 4" they would have TO go up and
round to-" They went up the river to a
point about opposite the jail, and when he
approached near enough TO be seen tthe
night was very dark and it was laundering
and lightning at the time) he boat t0as ucry
nearly br0adsidc 3Otsn AID approaching The
bridg, rcry rapidly, snd seemed 10 be work
ing her steam as hard as she could. She
came on in this position, never straighie1-
ing herself until she struck the pier Of the
bridge. As she struck the south east cor
ner Of the upper rect pillar, about the after
part Of the boiler, tearing herself along,
until her hog chain caught the corner Of
the bridge and swung herself and the draw
around until her forward end struck the
opposite pier. she hung in this position
about an hour when the chain was cut,
loosening her from Che bridge, when che
began settling and in a few minutes she
went down.
The draw was opened 80 clearly for the
passage Of the boat, thai ODer ts0o feet Of Tie
per projected beyond e, on TIC side that TIE
boat Gas passing. II the draw was in the
position claimed by some papers, the bridge
would have been torn 70 pieces at the speed
the boat was going when she struck. Com
ment Is unnecessary.
Truly, yours,
II. ". WETTEXAS,
guu't Rrid0a
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Pearl MInIatnres-A Card.

We see Card in this paper, signed A. s.
Morse, stating shat he was the first TO in
hoouce the above style Of POrtraiture in
this eity-carefully evading the fact that
ne engaged me 10 teach his gallery the
proeess-and that the "Pearl Miniature"
was named by me, thereby giving the pub
lac the idea that the production was his.
olmliar pictures were made several years
ago, Out could not be worked successfully.
Inc peclal formula l published and sold,
or rather gave the said Morse (he did not
pay according to agreement) does the work
right. 50 much for his falsehood, and "try-
ing to deceive the public"
When making the pictures in his gallery.
nouced inc public generally liked the
plain or slightly eolored prints much better
than great many Of his water color daubs.
He knows, or should know, that an unvar
nished colodion film is not as permanent 4 /
one vanished. The public can appreciats
who is the humbug and "tryipg 10 deceive ;,
THos. J. SWEENEY.
Photographers, Metropolitan Gallery.
A. S. NJ. is not only "trvinv n dece;va
the public" in regard TO the Pearl Nina
ture, but also in exhibiting as specimens
pictures made in New York. The larra
colored Photographs were good when plain.
but are spoiled By hts hslf-nedged arfisf.
Look at specimens OF work at his door .
then call at the Metropolitan Gallery. Sd
college streets opposite First National Bank
J Il. YAK STAvoRES,
march4-tf Proprietor.
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Ma. VAN SrAvoREN :

Ma. Wax STAvOREN
To stop all gasconade on your part pro-
pose the following tests
500 that Sweeney, the self-styled in
ventOr," never invented or made any inn
provements in the Pearl or Porcelain pic
lures.
500 thst you have photographs IN your
gallery as specimens that you or your artist
never made.
800 forfeit that you have photograph
on exhibition at your door Of Gen. Thomas,
the original negative Of which was made at
the Gallery Of the Cumberland.
will forfeit 500 that, if one of the ed
itOrs Of this paper will sit the same day at
your gallery and mine, the Pearl picture at
your gallery to be made by the self-styled
Inventor" and colored in your dry am
brotype style, the pearl picture at my gal
lery to be made by my pearl operator and
colored by my artist, that | make the best
finished picture 10 be decided by COM
mittee Of three or by the public generally
by putting them together on exhibition.
A S. MORSE,
Gallery OF the Cumberland, 2j Cedar st.
ma TT
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Card to the Public.

We have watched and waited, and as vet
see no response from the great A. s., if we
except his slight-of hand performance in
letting us drop. We are inclined to think
his thumb and finger were badly burnt be-
fore doing 50. IT'S the usual way when q
fslsehood is crammed down a fellow s
throat-for him to 1y the track or try tc
buff. Morse is very good at the latter
when the ante is small, as his hands will
attest, but very poor among men when
honor or veraeity is questioned.
It THOxAs T. SwEEST.
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THE sHooTiEs CAsE.-We mentioned q
day or two ago, the shooting of Simon Jones
By Thomas Mallory. Mallory ives examined
yesterday before the Recorder, on the charge
Of an assault with intent 10 kill. The evil
denoe showed that Jones was an assistant
in Thomson's Saloon, on College street, the
third door from Broad. On the 9Th instant
Mallory oamo in somewhat intoxicated. He
objected to the presence Of two negroes
who were there, and threatened to turn
them out. The barkeepsr said that was in
terfering with what was his business, and
desired him 10 leave and not make dis
turbRnce there. As Mallory was approach
ing the door he made use Of some coarse
language, to which Jones replied with a
threat that be would kick him, and he took
up box that was near him. Mallory, who
who was then on the pavement, pulled out
pistol and shot him, the bullet striking
the collar bone. Mallory was arrested. DR..
owen stated that he was attending Jones.
The bullet had ranged downwards, and 50
far he had not been able TO find il with the
probe. Jones was better aud the chances
at present were in his favor, but be was pot
out Of danger. The Recorder decided that
there was no proof OF malice, and the case
was one Of aggravated assault and battery.
He held Mallory in ss0o bail to answer that
charge before the Criminal Court.
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THK FLooD-The water was last night
within three feet Of the high water mark
Of the great food Of lsl7, and the river
men were Of opinion that, as the river was
still rising, the present food will 60 up
nearly to that height. We are led by pa
pers received last night 10 differ from that
opinion. The Ohio was falling all the way
down from Pittsburg to Cincinnati. AS
that stream falls, the back water at the
mouth Of the Cumberland will dow of
and a fall will occur here, unless other
heavy rains should occur.
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River and Steamboat news.

ARRIVED.
Cleone, from Cincinnati.
Prims DOna
Havana
Celumbis, from St. Louis.
Phantom, from Evansville.
Cora s., from Louisville.
r. L. Woodward
DEPARTED.
Prima Dona, for Cincinnati.
Nightingale
Emperor, for Tennessee River.
The river is still rising and river mer
think there is prospect Of reOching nearly
tlBs highwater mark Of 1917. Il IA now
three feet below that point.
The weather yesterday was cold and'win-
terly with considerable sleet.
Capt. Ben Howard, and the crew OF the
wrecked Imperial, LEFT on the Emperor fol
S.. Louis.
Those who are bound for any part Of the
Ohio have a good chance for travel as the
Columbia leaves at 10 o'clock, this morning
for Piltsburg. She is q nice boat, with good
accommodations, and Capt. Robt. Porter is
indefatigable in bis attentions to passengers
Boyd & PEBBLES, Agents.
Tho splendid Kate Kearney will leave as
advertised, at 3 o'clock, this moraigg. Re
member that, everybody that wants good
boat.
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MaRcH.-March Is e miserable, mad, mis-
chievous, malicious, mendacious, mulish
mouth, as We are now experiencing
Wednesday evening was warm and pleas
ant: q thunderstorm before day was sue
eseded by wintry cold, and after dinner we
were visited by fall Of sleet-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-10

THEarRK.-Frsnk Drew's benefit tonight
and a feast Of fun and laughter. The Elton
Boy, Mazepps, and Robert Macaire "A
great bill. Drew draws like dsntist, but
the wry faces he causes do not come from
pain in the face, but when the audience
has laughed half Of its vest buttons of,
there is apt to be an aching at the side.
The operation is much enjoyed, however.
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Ak EXCELLENT ORDER.-PrOVOst Marshal
Brooks has issued an order requiring all
government employees to be in their quar-
ters at and after o'clock at night, unless
they have a special permit. Toindividuals
Of this class, there is good reason TO know,
are due most Of the lawless acts which have
made our streets unsafe TO walk on after
nigbtfall, and this order strikes exactly at
the right point.
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NEW THFATRE.-The Warren Combina-
ton offer fne bill for tonight, as it is Mr..
Warren's benefit, Babes in the Wood"
and "Dunducketty's Pic Mic" We can
not say too much Of this accomplished
troupe. Mr.. Warren is finished performer
perfect in gesture and facial expression,
and provocative Of mirth by eaustie hu
raor that il as rare as il is excellent.
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Photographers, Metropolitsn G ;9i

The hearts Of many viii be made glad 10
b.ar tbat Totem : Fecent selection OF choice
Groceries. wines, &c, while in New York,
Ssve iust arrived a. his store, No. % Col
-. street. lie invites al to call and ex-
.-s;ns his Desieated Vegetables, Green
peas and Corn, Stewards Candies, Jeilies,
Geiatine, Roast Meats, and many other ar
,;cIes lao numerous 70 mention.
fnsrch2-tE
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aBetter Late than Never" We can still
eli limited number Of orders for CRmber-
land Coal, II sent Immediately to Knight
Bros Office, at Driver K Browns, No. 81
West Public Square. Awake citizens, and
do not lose this only chance Of supplying
vouself with the best Coal over brought to
n this market.
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The attention Of taxpayers is directed to
The advertisement Of the United States Di-
rect Tax Commissioners in this morning s
USIos. Those who have failed 10 pay the ?
taxes will be allowed within the ensuing
two days TO Gle descriptions Of their rial
estate, and receipts viii be made out dur
ing the next sixty days. The Commis-
sioners state that the time cannot be ex-
tended beyond the 18th inst. So, tax
payers, avail yourseivet Of this last oppor-
tunitv
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Ma. ~ STAvnREN

Mr.. VAN STAvOREN
Sir As the public win peocelve, you
have fled ingloriously from the field, not
daring to test the relative merits of your
and my Pearl Miniatures. As to poor little
humbug, Sweeny, he must not expectthat
should Pay any attention to his twaddle
especially as it has nothing to do with the
merits OF the controversy. | therefore
Withdraw my thumb and finger from the
nape Of his neck and allow him to drop into
the Obscurity from which he emanated.
Adieu Van StavOren. Adieu little Sweeny
A. s. MORSE,
Gallery Of the Cumberland, rs Cedar st.
n. B.-Forfeits still open any time you
can get up courage to make trial.
marS-tf.
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The stock Of Cumberland Coal in this
market is very small, whilst the demand is
great, and only limited number Of fam
lies can get supply. Therefore delay not
in sending your orders 10 knight Bros, at
Driver a Browns, on Public Square.
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Cmuk, Glsscoek & Co, Will sell to-day
at ten o'clock. two fire sofas. one dlyan
one showcase, two sowing machines, and
large consignment OF dry goods and I.
tons. All are invited to No. 20 Public
Square, ct ten o'clock.
II CRuSK, GLAscocE 4 Co.
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Do not wait for cold weather TO supply
yourself with Coal, IS then there is always
rush. But send at once to knight Bios,
who will insure prompt delivery. Office at
Driver 4 Brown s, No. % West side Public
SQUARE
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The young Ladies can find a full line Of
Prints, Dress Goods, Notions, ETC., and all
the old Ladies can find their nice small
Figured, Purple, Mourning and second
Mourning Goods, by calling without delay
at MeElwee's 4 Dillin's, Is Union street.
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SPECIAL REoUEsT.-All persons are invi-
ted to call at the Bankrupt sale Store, No.
80 North Market street, for their Boots,
Shoes, and Hats. We take pleasure in
showing Goods, sale or no sale. If
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-10

THEoWrSo DIRT IL TEE sTREETs--samuel
Wishers was fined by the Recorder yester-
day, for throwing rubbish in the streets.
II is common ofTense, but all who are
guilty Of it are liable to be fined.
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Nor TO BE DENIED hat they are selling
at the Bankrupt sale Store, No. 80 Market
street, between Union and the Public
Square, Boots, Shoes, and Hats IS to so per
cent cheaper than any other house in the
city. If
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-10

Ladies' Goat Balmorsls for 81, Kid Shoes
81 so; Mems Boots So 30 to 81 90; Hats 81
to "A, ct the Bankrupt sale Store, No. SO
North Market street. u
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Stlnlon.
FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1865.

orR JoR orFrcE.-We are executingevery
description Of plain and fancy Dob PRINT
ing IN the neatest style, aud at the lowest
nriee,,. At this Office.
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RrrURNED.-The numerous friends Of Es-
quire Meacham will be glad to learn that
he has returned from his trip North, and
can be found in his Office ready 10 attend to
the wants Of such as may need his services.
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PoLAxD's VARRrIEs - Have you seen
themg They are admired by ell who have
spent en- evening there. "seeing is be-
lieving," and sights are to be seen at the
Variation
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Good taste, but questionable Propriety,
that Of the young lady who Pawned her
watch for one Of those pearl miniatures.
Gallery Of the Cumberland, Is Cedar street,
is the name and place. If
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Eureka

The members are requested to attend
general meeting. at their Hall, Sunday, the
18th. at pm. Business Of Importance on
hand. 81 order Of the President.
mars 3ts SAX. RADEsEY, See.
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Tx OPERA HoUsE.-Turn up your whit
est shirt collar and 60 10 the Opera if you
want relaxation after the labors Of the day.
You will havea funny time and enjoy your
eli tharc
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A DAxorRoUs PLacF-Tbere is a large
cistern standing on the corner Of Capital
Avenue and Cedar street, that should be
fenced in, or covered over, without delay.
It has been out Of repair for long time,
but is worse now than ever il was before be-
ing entirely, uncovered and located on the
very edge Of two public thoroughfares every
person who walks in that direction after
night is in danger of falling into it. This
is particularly so with strangers. person
from the country, cannot be expected to be
familiar with the city, would be very likely
10 walk or drive into this hole, il he at
tempted to pass that way after dark. It is
a terror TO parents and ladies, and slsO
matter Of establishment to US, that we have
not been called upon TO chronicle the death
by drowning, ere this, Of some worthy eit-
sen, or Of some innocent cherub, who may
have strayed in that direction. It should
not be left in It's present exposed condition
another duy.
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IMPORTANT EoTIcE.-They are selling a
stock Of Goods at Eastern Cost at the Bank
rupt sale Store, No. 80 Market street. be-
tween Union and Public Square. n
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soaKs.-Ten whisky soaks were fined by
the Recorder yesterday.
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Every style Of Ladies' Boots aud Balmo-
rails, just received by MeElwse 4 Dillin, Is
Union street. Nv.
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200 boxes window glass for sale by
Adams, surdam Co., 81 Broad street.
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ws,re obliged to W. c. Collier for late
pape,p furnished US last night.
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syow.-our streets and roofs were white
with snow last night.
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Bargains in Boots and Shoes at G. W.
Fall & Co.'S Hard ware Store.
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All the Babies, Boys and little Girls can
be fitted in q neat shoe at McElwee X Dill
Inns, IS Union street. 2w.
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la. Childs has large lot of fine Trunks
Vslises, Haversacks, &c, at q Cherry
street. tn, tn, and sat.
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For a good article OF Wster-ProOf Cloak
,,g caIl on ". Freeman 4 Co, corner Of
sausre and Deaderick street.
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A good, practical operator can hear Of
a chance for partnership in a Photograph
Gallery, by addressing box 35l, Nashville
Z. o. str
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500 barrels of potatoes and apples just
received by Adams, surdam * Co., 81
Broad street
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For Boots and Shoes, call on 1. A. Childs,
p Cherry street. tn, tn, & sat.
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Furniture at Cincinnati prices, at No. "a
Broad street.
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Life Size Photographs at Van stayoron's
Metropolitan Gallery. II