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Telegraph.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
The Southern Delegation.
Synopsis Of the Presidents
Speech TO Them.

CIvcIxSArI, Sept. ID The river has riser
IA inches in the last "a hours. Thirteen feet
four inches in the channel. Weather clear
Thermometer, 81.
NEw YoRK, Sept. 1.-THE following are
the main points Of a very importsnt speech
msde by President Johnson, 70 the delegates
Of the Southern States: Gentlemen: We
have passed through the rebellion, say we.
for it wasus who were responsible. You the
South made the issue, and knew the na-
ture Of the Southern people well enough To
know that when they have become con
viaeed of an error, they frankly aeknowl-
edge tin an open and direct manner, and
now, il the performance Of that duty, or in
deed, in the act, they undertake to perform,
they do it heartily and frankly, now that
they come to- me, they understand
me IS saying We made the issue.
We set up the union Of States Against the
Of slavery. We obey simply the
Of the God of battles; the srgu-
nent was the sword; the issue was fsiTly and
honorsbiy met Both the questions present
have been settled against US, and We are
prepared to accept the issues. I find on all |
ides this spirit Of csndor aud honor pre-
railing. It is said by all, the issue WIS
.urs, and the judgment has been against Us.
The decision having been made against rs,
Te are bound in honor to accept by arbitrs-
10 dishonor, and need not feel Inundated |
r degraded, butraiher, that we are enobhng
urselves by these actions, and we should
,el that the government has treated Us
No farther report was received last night,
consequence Of heavy storm prevailing.
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Mr.. EDToR:-I see communication in
your paper Of the 10th inst, calling upon
me TO become a candidate for Mayor. ! am
sorry that the press Of business prevented
my replying before This late period.
must respectfully decline the offer, CIV
ing 70 nay private business.
! would say to my many friends, that
there are many good men in the Geld, that
are capable Of diseharging the business Of
the Office, better than / could. You have
Mat Brown, g man, every way capable TO
I'll the position. ] would say to nay friends,
vote for him, as am satisfied that he wall
make good officer.
return my grateful thanks to my friends,
Tor the hoaor they have conferred upon me.
Hoping that may be able TO serve you in
some future day remain,
Very Respectfully,
JAMES GLAssCoCE.
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Address lock box 81. an

In accordance with instructions received
from the Csmm issiOner Of Pensions al
Washington, we are now prepared TO have
the names Of all Tennessee Pensioners, ton
proof Of loyalty who received payment at
either Of the following Agencies, TO wit
Nashville, Knoxville, Jonesb0ro' and Jack
son, restored TO thePension Rolls, on pre-
sentation OF their old certificates.
Application can be made either in person
or BY letter. IEGERsOLL & RoGERs,
Claim Agents,
401k Cherry Street Nashville, Tenn.
Address Lock- Box, No 81.
Rup3O-tE.
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TwEETY-FIvE CENTS FoR UEI0S AND PLAN
TEEs' BACK The notes Of these two Banks
seem to be steadily declining, and as eaeh
Bank has over million Of circulation still
out, they will probably decline 10 IS cents
in the dollar Thos. s. Mari, Broker, cor
ner Of Union and College streets, however,
has several large orders, which enables him
to give considerable more than this rate at
present. Send your money to him before
the orders arc filled. II.
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Notice 10 soldiers.

All United States Soldiers VINO have been
confined in any Of the rebel prisons, at sny
time during the war, can obEain Psy for
Communication Of rations also pensions,
bounty, arrears of pay snd all other Just
claims against the Government, by calling
upon or addressing eeE TtI IL
= 10 ISGERsoLL RoGERs,
40H Cherry St.,
Nashville, Tenn.
Address lock box 81. sug30-tf
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The German Daily Journal, Of ve,,.-
day, in az editorial headed 3. I'm. ,T,,. go,
Election. % gives its readers some eveeIIlr,
advice in regard 10 voting on ,b.t im
portant occasion. With a modestv h..
coming q new candidate Cor publ, isv,r.
the genial editor does NOT urge the claim. IN
single candidate, but expresses the hone
that politics viii be no feature Of the cleo
ton. He desires his readers 70 inquire Of
'homselves, WHO viii BE- the best man 90
"ho wIilmost advance the interests and
pros erity Of Nashvnle?" The editor goes
"a 10 sfy that when his readers have sufii-
ingly.
80. are glad 70 observe this commendsbls
$50, - IN our German cotemporary, and
- only say that we fully accord with his
views u that particular.
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PcBrIc scnooLs.-n win be remc1n-
bered that tickets will be issued to-
day and to morrow 10 pupils residing
between Demumbrane street, on the
south, and Cedar street, on the north, at
the Hume building, corner Of Spruce and
Broad. Oae parent or guardian must ac-
company the pupil. About seven hundred
tickets have been given out the last two
davs at the Howard building, College Hill.
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6ElPEs.--Mr. Robert Stewart, Of this
county, and other producers, were selling
in the market house yesterday very fine
article Of Cstawbs grapes at twenty-five
cents per pound. In the shops around town
they arc sold at forty cents. It viii soon be
the season for the delicious grapes of Ohio,
and we are sorry to ses it stated that the
late rains have injured the crop to some ex-
tent, particularly on Kelly's ISLAND.
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officers who desire TO have their men mus
tered out Of service Immediately, can have
their Muster-Out Rollf, Pay Accounts,
Monthly, Quarterly and Final Return Of
ouartermaster's and Ordnance Stores, cor
rectly and promptly made out at the Claim
A agency Office Of Ingersoll and Rogers, 4O5<
Cherry street, up stairs. sePtl5 If
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T. P. Cone has received the Wavorly Mag.
azine, Army and Navy Journal, Petroleum
Record, Leslio's German Illustrated, Mrs.
Gruudy, Round Table, Observer, Citizen,
saturday Post, Sunday ana n. y. Mercury,
Chambers Encyclopedia, Leader, and the
y. y. dailios Of the eth, and Chicago Of the
I'M
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EYE AND EAR-As well as diseases Of the
throat, lungs, heart, stomach, liver, blood,
etc, most successfully treated at the Nash
willie Medical and Surgical Institute, Church
street. few doors below the Post Office,
E. s. Aborn, NJ. D., examining phrsieian
and surgeon. auglO-tf,
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Wholesale and Retail.
LARGE ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
CAMERON. GREER g. co
White Goods ,

IN White Goods have Lace,
sos haud si
Ladies' outfit ''iD'''
10 r
aaan2 to our Retail st haye freuP
Of Cty
@ Pfo ourselves to dup ie bin that a
O anvil the
hisen
n elueuuv
anda
forts to please ali who By ntsn,s
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ladies.

Mrs. /. o. Chaplin viii open, Sept IT,
1865, at her new store, Church street, north
side, four doors west Of the st. Cloud Hotel.
a large and elegant stock Of Paris and
American Millinery. The ladies Of Nash
vile aud vicinity are most cordially invited
to call and examine this beautiful stock Of
Millinery. Also, Trimming and Fancy
Goods in great variety. sep9-6t1
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CorroN.-The market was decidedly droop-
ing yesterday. We suppose that the DIM
Guilty Of efecting shipments and the search
ty OF funds in the hands OF buyers, as q
consequence, was the cause Of the apathy
manifested by them. Sales Of few bales
at I6@I7c., specie, have been reported to
US; and we hear OF an offer Of 25c. currency
for another small lot offered and refused
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Persons unacquainted in the city seeing
30 many advertisements for the treatment
Of Special Diseases, are often st loss to de-
ermine to whom to entrust the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons We take
pleasure in stating that the oldest estab-
Iishment Of this kind is at No. % Deaderick
street, and this should DO a sufficient guar
antee that this is g reliable institution. DR.
A. REGARD JONES may be found in his Of
fee during the hours stated in his general
advertisement. AL medicines furnished IA
tie Office.
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FRANK PARRISH'S
Nav Barber Shop and Bathing Saloon

No. s. Church 81 opposite ne Masonic Hsf.
HAVING jus: removed into ny nee and comm.
III dious s. oon, ] resrerft1iiT nnnoures h. -.
ed patrons and the public, that an nov rea5, !.
sfisnd b Their Eants 10 better styis thaB -
with 90 expsneuca, ~ a arst-claas Darf..- go
Haif-dresser, q ioriy yesr- tna vith one q he
nished establishments n re count-v. 4 a., -,
% challe1Ee accmpareon Win a1F s.r7lIs~ 49,. 4.
ths Eastern ciaes. kNrelient BAL rs res.fv "a ~
nrrs aiisched 81 he prernises a.ftr- -
iazt ngth'ng vi = iourd lacking Fi-sf -
kasr-drsssers sad olrosra siHays II sfte1sssos.
aersaitff ice .nop - b 0pen ron 8 O'Clock %
alEle-euH-iAs FRAkK PlRRI5H.
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The ladies sre invited to inspect the stock
Of silks, Dress Goods. Trimmings and Fancy
Goods Of Wm. ". Berry A Co.'S, 81 College
street. sept7-tf
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asruuttarg & Commercial.
DAILY UNION OFFICE,
Nsahville. Septefa her u. 1855

Business was tolerably brisk yesterday in
all departments of trade. We have no
change TO note in prices.
CoTroS-Continue TO arrive, though in
small quantities. Sales at 25@3jc. p ID.
CRoCERIEs-Firn at yesterdays figures.
BAooS-Good country in demand at 23c
for sides, suy 2jc. for hams.
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Rchool fOr BOIs.

The undersigned viii open his English
and Classical School in the basement Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Summer
street, on Monday, september 4th.
Thorough instruction snd n oderate terms.
auR30-2W W Bryce THOMPSON.
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h'.7rs. Cameron, Gs.sr Ar, .. ,;u Ia
seen hy thc.r daabl, column -,
'1 'a'ra page asoin receipt Of larre suD-
Plies .I iall aud winter goods. vg.sh n
' .asrng wholesale and retail. rbs;- a.
'7.~gut,mhraces everything KEN, h.. -
s.' house. and has been selected u.,, N.
tca,..t cane.
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N-'NaE ~ INK rkrEoIs.-The 10th c. s
",s1.a's tosk the place Of The 18th Penn
" '''-'a yesterday as Provost guards for the
,.'s- Capt n. J.. Dykemsn assumes tho
--.s' OF Provost Marshal The Chief Of
iA''..' has Rot yet been appointed.
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MARKETS.
IBy Telegraph

CDcISSATI, september IL.
Flour unchanged and quiet; superfine J0@S
extras 5000; :. Wheat dull, old rcd 969a2 old
white %. Oats 4Og42 Barley advanced to ! GO
gl co. Rye $3.50. Whisky in good demand at
20. Provisions unchanged; city mess pork Is
held at S3I Nothing done in bulk meat and ba-
con. Lard p. Groceries firm; prices Of coffee
and sugar tending upward. Linseed oil 70 with
good demand.
NrvV yoRr Sprtar,hor 70
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N6TIcE.-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government,
which were filed with the Board Of Claims,
Of which William Driver was Recorder,
convened by Special Field Order No. So,
dated March 18Th, 1855, Department of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted by calling at our Office.
We win also have their Vouchers, Re-
ceipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the introduction of
other proof, in order to substantiate the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
Just Indebtedness from the Government.
ie3O-H H. TONPKIHs 4 Co.
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The case Of Miss baltimore, charged with
hauling down the American fsg at Edge
field, viii be the next called before the Mill.
tary Commission. II may come of TO-DAY.
Tho Recorder had forty cases before him
yesterday. They were all for drunkenness
and disordc-ly conduct, and of little or no
interest.
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nav THEaTRE.-We were little too fast
ycste DAY ID announcing that the Hnnch
back would be played last night. The trs-
g.dy n Lucreda Borgia was played, with
Miss Price as the wicked Duchess, and Mr..
Hauchett as the Duke. Miss Price made an
admirable Luoretia, and was ably supported.
As Julia, IN the Hunchback, tonight, we
shall expert her 10 msze one Of the ablest
Of ell her delineations Of female character,
and shall be Disappointed If she does nos
come up to a very high standard. The
Irish Mormon, a new farce, closes the bill
IL - LII ------
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Mr.. A. c. Bruce, one ofthe best carpenters
i'm the city Of Nashville, is very busily en-
gagged on a lot Of carpenters work for At
lauta. Nashville enterprise oughtto avail
itself Of the advantages offered by the pres
emit state q affairs to get permanent hold
upon southern trade for everything we can
furnish, whether Of themechaBie arts, lner-
chsndize. or produce.
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SOUTH NASHVILLE
STREET RAILROAD.


CEAIED PROPOSALS Slil na received !, a ne
~ -t--s ~ tha South Nashville Street kailroed
f-opanv uut.l The l6ih GAY Of september, lSeb Tor
S,-ris,-n- The usierlsl lsynEthe track, snd equip
,,in, he road Of the Comply, aud ior haidng ne
Necessary Stables and Workshops bias vi be o.
1Srs3 II.lcar these beads or divisia1s
Fy-f-For mrnishine al material fer the kosd-
- t,,lu8iur Iron hes. Chars, Spikes, Osstngs,
Relisst. etc ana for lsying the lrack.
Ssosra-For furnishiag the Cars
5bhd--For furnishing DE necess ary msieflAi slo
hzildipsr the sla lee snd Workshops
R,ss Mi - nc ived ior eifheT q! TIE alos :
5fns an has for the entire Tork NUT - ~
-,s tle riVt 10 accept OF reset any divlssoni er
an OF sny fd offered Plans ADD spec hcaiioiiS g.
he seen A. the oisca q she knaineer q toe Ooiii'
many. ~ F. Foster, No earth cherry street
F'' LEROY AkMS rit' iNti,
80 So Secretary
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SIX Sacques and Basques, Velvet and
Cloth Clocks, Wrappings and shawls Of
every Description for fall and winter, at
VIM. W. Berry a Co.'S, 81 College street.
Scutf-tf
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VT hEAnQVAErERs.-By a3vices from
- ss''' .e'AsHly officers at General Mascns
"a - -A''e'' GA College street, we are ena-
'''1 ~ STATE That all the white volunteer
troops la th.s department win be mustered
o,'' ~ SIT wee during the present month.
The city g'i' be garrisoned by colorei troops
until further ordcri.
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Sell your uncunent money, mutilated
Notes, and g cts. interest Notss-at C. n.
Ordway's Brokers Office, as College street.
If
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The Kingston East Tennesseen, mentions
the killing Of a young man named Pate, At
Concord. East Tennessee, by his brother, a
returned rebel soldier. L seems that the
one who did the shooting saw Mr.. Byrd
lying on the ground, and asked if he was a
Lincolnite. The response was that he was
a Lincolnite or a Union man, as suited hia
optien. Pate then drew a revolver to shoot
Byrd. when his brothe (Pate's) stepped be-
tween them and received the shot in his
brsst. At last accounts Pate still survived,
but little hope vas entertained Of his feeov-
cry. Pate had often reproaehed his brother
with eoEardice, and justified his own course
IN going in the rebel army by saying he
preferred being killed among the rebels
than to stay at home and occupy neutral
position as mis- brother had done. It was be.
isved The shooting was Intentional.
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planters, Hotel. >

On Summer, near Cedar street, is being
opened. Accommodations moderate and
prices high. CAMPBELL & CRAIeNILEs,
aupI7-lm Proprietors
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The Republican State Convention Of Iowa
voted down resolution approving the po-
litieal and military course OF Presiden
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ArrENTIoN IEisHlfRS l-Checks on the N
ster Banking Co, Belfast, Ireland, in sums
Of 81 to fiO for sale at c. n. Ordwsy's Bro
ker Office, No. IS College street. #
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just received, per Express, fine lot Of
swisses, carleton, nainsook, muslins, at pri-
vate sale. GEO. SHIELDS Co.
jlyl-f rs and q College street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

I wiz sell on Wednesday, Sept. 18th, 1865,
ell the furniture and egnipments OF The Post
Hospital, on College Hill, consisting Of
blankets, sheets, pillow-cases &c.
t- Tor Z. CRuNT, Auctioneer.
sept1o-st.
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THrArRE.-At the Old Thestre tonight
the pectacle CT Aladdin, or, the Wonder
fl Lamp" viii be repeated Il is what
the bills declare, a srleudidly gotten up
performance, and thrnmgly interesting.
The entertainments close with the farce,
MY Fellow Clerk"
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We are obliged to ". C. Collier for late
New YORK and Louisville dailies, and the
weekly entitled the " Field, Turf and
Fam %
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Hot Rolls, Rusk and Bunns every morn
ing at the Nashville Steam Bakery, l6
Summer street, near Union. sep5-tf
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The attention Of parents and guardians is
directed TO the advertisement Of Franklin
College and Hope Institute, TO be found in
our columns. These Institutions-the one
for boys and the other for girls-are under
the charge of able and experienced teach.
ers, aud every way worthy ofthe confidence
Of Tie public.
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Flour and Cheese.

1000 bbls Of No. l Flour,
so boxes Western Reserve Cheese,
In store aud for sale by Jno. J. Mccain
No IS Broadway. corner Broad and College
streets. Sepis-lm
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Mr.. Edward Quigley, Of the banking firm
Of Hunt, Morton & Quigley, Louisville, died
suddenly at the ST. Nicholas Hotel, New
York, on the s.h inst, of a eOngestive
chill.
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Call and examine the largo and varied
ct ok of Dry Goods at VIM. W. Berry &
Co.'S, 81 College street. They will be pleas
ed to exhibit them. sept7-f
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The city was dull aud quiet yesterday.
But few arrests were made, aud nothing Of
special interest occurred.
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Wanted immediately,

( 4 y ne Ceuird AID Warnssia-s ar-oeh Raj.
- s1-es "a - hmdrsd 1rfsa H1'dsrs snd
i-f'. 70 ~ ~ fs- hI ri uagsa uiH
-. = -. APpiy 3 Ne Eussoussfr. q ~ ans ne
DuSoss, vANsIcKLEs ACn,
lhFf-lHe ConiEciera
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A sTrAsoK ArrAIH.-Yesseraay afternoon
very fine animal attached to a Govern
ment wagon on berry street, was attacked
by unmhsakable coup dc solid or sunstroke.
The poor horse suffered severely aud vas
the object Of much cOmrsssisni but we did
not learn whether he recovered or not.
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VIM. ". Berry & CO. are now in receipt Of
the largest stock Of staple and Fancy Dry
Goods ever imported to Nashville.
Sept7-,f
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Nashville Medical and Surgical Institute,
Church street below Caerry, open from a.
m. TO P. m, for the reception Of patients
suffering from any form Of disease, either
Esute or chronic. E. S. Aborn, NJ. D., FIX
aiming Physician snd Surgeon. iy22-G
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Il "Psuy OF Jn.u Home Guards has
san''ed So Juesbar'. Tenn.
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Mr.. y. c. COLLIER, Book. Stationary ana News
ueuoi. ~ North Chsuy 8treat vii reeve ana
receipt Tor embellishments for she Coosdtufonaist
daily. 81 - sep live
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The Circuit Court is still on the civil
docket, and the cases arc Of no interest
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JOHN II ALMOND Is a caBa date flT Council
msn in the Thirl Ward. Election On the last Sat
lirisy in eeftsnlbsT "a
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E' IN, Columbia Herald say, No.. , n p
-,,.'.'.'.n aud j. H. Thou.s. ''.,.'' A. ~ 4,
S'-.'a. notification from W., '.''' received
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Last Chance for Rargnins.

The sutler Goods alta. & NJ. LandsberS,
corner Public Square and Market are now
being closed out. These must be sold re-
saTdlesS Of price, Now is your time to get
great bargains there in Tobacco, Cigars,
Canned Fruit, Oysters, ssrdines, nOtiong
and Hats. Convince yourself by calling
hare
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.. -. Jackson N,s.i,sppisu advises the
N.... .''n' Of law by she Legislature Of
PP' authorizing the s5a-t. T., admit,
''s' testimony. " ''''''''
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Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods Of the
latest styles, Just received.
r. H. THOMPSON.
S'll--lm % Cherry Street.
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Orders for E'ection Tickets promptly
sled On reasonable terms.