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CITY NEWS.
Mstor-GeneraI VIM. Crosse.


This true hero Leaves this city to-day for
his home 10 Indiana. He came into the
service Colonel Of the 36th Indiana intautry,
one Of the best regiments In the serY ICE,
The Colonel commanded his regiment M
the battle Of Shiloh, where heWas wounded.
Immediately alter that bloody conflict be
was put IA command Of brigade, composed
OF Indiana, Ohio aud Kentucky regiments.
In July, 1862, he re-tOOk Murfreesbor0, that
had been captured by Forrest, with n Min
aesola AID Miehigah regiment, and then
ADVANCED 10 Alehiangille relurned 10 Lou
isyille under Gen. Buell. was al Perryyille,
Stone river, Chickamauga, (agaln wounded, }
Lookout Mountain, Mission Ridge, Ring
gold, Dalton in February, 1864, Tunnel Hill,
Buzzard Roost, Resacca, and in all the. en-
eagements Of the Atlanta campaign, end
Ing at Lovejoy, Ca, September 2, 1864, IN
der sherman. During this campaign he
y,assprolnoted Brigadier -4eneral, upon the
demand of Generals sherman, Th0tnHs,
Howard aud Stanley, "f9r gallant and faith
full services" The 4th corps, 20 which he
belonged, did not 20 with Sherman ITO the
ses =" The General returmed with that corps
ana took heavy part in the battles Of
franklin and Nashville, aud IA the pursuit
Of Hood 90 the Tennessee river.
After this his corps went 70 Northeast
Tennessee preparatory 70 q general concen-
having fallen without the help Of this corps
II returced to this city in May last, where
part Of it was mustered out, and the residue
sent 10 Texas in June.
In all these campaigns and battles after
Shiloh the General commanded q brigade or
IiVision with satisfaction and high common
dati0ns Of his superior officers. At the lat
ter data he was detailed as President Of the
court martial for the trial Of Col. John C.
Craue, Inspector aud Acting Quartmaster Of
Mlitary Railroad. The case has been dis
posed Of after FIVE months labor-5ne Of the
most noted cases Of the war.
Shortly after this detail The General was
promoted 10 the rank Of Major General,
anon which he returns from the service,
With honor % himself and the country's
cause ia which he has occupied five years
OF the prime of his life. He carries with
him the kind remembrance Of every good
soldier OF his acquaintance.
The General is one Of those whose prone
zion was due 10 merit, alone and his sole
Object en- entering the army was a. serve
his coHuiry; and row inst bis serysees are
ne lonksr repaired, ~ retires % private
life. We hope 30 see the people OF Indiana
reward his heroic services as they deserve.
For twenty years 10 come, al the civil OH
ces IN the git Of the people, should be con
terred upon those who have periled their
lives il the feld. lie who hnt proven HIM
self true friend Of his country, IN the
army, would be such in civil lite; and 1t
would De a credit 10 the Ho1sier State, II IN
the next Congress il were 10 be represented
oRly by those Sho, through the last perllous
wears. had worn q coal Of blue, and had laced
the enemies of their country on The battle
field. Vow is the time 20 cast of politicians
and secure the services Of patriots.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-05

NoTIcE.-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. 90,
dated March 18th, 1865, Department Of the
Cumberland, eau have their claims prop
erly adjusted by calling at our Office.
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
ceipts, aud Accounts ordered back from
Washiogtou, d. O., for the Introduction Of
other proof, in order 10 substantiate the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
Just Indebtedness from the Government.
is30-tf II. TOHPKIEs 4 Co.
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Go 70 Bryant, strattOn 4 Co.'S Nashville
Business College foT thorough education
in Book Keeping, Penmanship, CONNER
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
nership, Settlements, &c.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STRATTON a co.
Octl3-ly.
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Max L. Gutmann, No. 20 Public Square,
is now receiving aud opening his Fall and
Winter Boots and Shoes. Best custom
Iasde work to be found here.
Alexander Hogan would wish TO see his
frieeds at 20 Public Square.
'ssoqs pUB slooa InoE IoJ 'sIBnbS oIIqnd
'05 ON % IlBO-i sazKnsS0O dxY szzTVzQ
oct 2S-3m
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Mason HpuEN's CENEr oRsASs.-lIav-
ing taken some pains 20 satisfy ourselves
respecting the merits OF these new il,stru-
mtnts, We are able 10 speak very confident
" IN regard 30 them, snd % rccognncp a
them heartily % our readers. We haze not
uuud any difference in The opinions enter
tsiued Of them by musioians; al vslue them
highly, and an sgree thai their superiority
q al other Instruments Of the class, Amer
issn or i0reign, s iudispuable.-NoS JOri
Er1ui-ac-.
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Memphis, -ctsusrSsi 4 SAA1F e
oar aasiod1sd szsuts . re7sife sd'er'''s ''s1'-
and su6ss1pson, 81 shs Sa'H.ls 11aos, -
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MARKETS,

lBy TeIegraph.l III
Cincinnati, Dec. 2.
Floar continues duh but nominary unchanged;
superiae & 50a7 Is, extra SSga 81. aud family
and fancy 50 759l2 %, Wheat dan and prices
declining; No. l, 81 Is, old 81 10; Corn dull 4'a
45c for new; Oats declined and in good de-
nand, acc in elevators Rye steady at SEE Hogs
dun, n IS difficult 10 give accurate quotations :
Mess Pork quiet At SIS 90 city. nothing doing IN
fre-h meats, and but q limited demand for bulk
meats partially cured we quote l21 and l35S for
shoulders, l59lb16 for sides, le9l6lS for sides; ;
Lard dull at 2lc; Groceries quiet; Whisky steady
AZ Sc 20 Gold l47l49l47sl
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slRs4httTIk sAaiun

c,nncInnati, OhiO.-JOsEPH B. 0UrsFf' =
- sTtborzsd agent to receive advertisements aha
s-,s,,s f,r the NashuiJle Union.
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aOrR You've Folks" are rejoicing over q
Volume Of their favorito monthly, bound for
ibsm by Messrs. Marshall a Bruce, Binders,
lssderick street. The work was neatly
ali expeditiously done. These young gen
!5men have but recently gone into business.
They are worthy, enterprlsing, ana coinpe-
tsnt; aud will, we trust, soon have as much
business as they can do.
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BoArs RKlpy.-A large number of boats
are lying IN the Ohio river, ready to steam
towurds this city, as soon as the stage 81
water will admit. There is, we are glad 90
say, q slight prospect that they will be able
u reach this place soon.
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Notice to Shippers.

GEsEnkL FHEieur OrFtan. A. A C. and ~ W. r.
NasuEiiias Team. eaV. 81. b.
OWING 3 ihe iratii ~ Of il1e Weat@ra SOS A.
Z , lsute = = 60 refeIFe sud irausoort iraia DE-
Consigned 90 them tom us. sro ro7ni ~ ri %
Ftop re1siFiuE ldrignt a AsadT..a % - Nfient
Over NASHVILLE aui Caaiisnoot Bel r1si ~ l,fra-
81 portion Of our cars oelua hell rs tlls aafoo1l
ilalisaL a'irr to-day. ani mir iiff.ti ~ l..f.
frifH N b. rerfgfi d ile - fi'l. "a ali.iiI
ildsa ls.llaf IL r.I.IIl 'lie 1'ar saIl.aIl t
Es.rF eiI6ri = ialng ua.la q re.lege Or tiocs-
aie p h EWiHH
nsssaa Hensrsi Freieht k9aal-
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PITTsBURG CoAL.---A first rate article Of
Pittsburg Coal, free from dirt, and all other
impurities, can be bad Of knight Bros, ~
Church street. Now is the time to buy.
The weather though warm may soon be icy,
and large cheerful fires in demand. Pre-
pa e for the change. They give good
measure aud sell cheap. Tardih will take
pleasure in filling your orders.
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The Bridal Chamber Essay OF Warning
and instruction for Young Men. Also, new and re-
liable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary and
sexual Systems-sent free, In sealed envelopes.
Address, DR.. J. SKlliLiN HOUGhT0N, Howard
Associations, Philadelphia, Pa aprls-ll
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GavERSlRSF HOUSES BOB SALE.-We call
especial attention TO the government sale OF
frame houses, advertised elsewhere. The
lumber in the buildings in all cases, aud
sometimes the buildings themselves as they
stand, are very valua Bile; end we hope that
the attendance viii be large, and that the
bids will be liberal.
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The Chattanooga Gazette, Atlanta Intelli-
gencer, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Consti-
tutionslist, Chronicle and Sentinel, daily,
Brownlow's Knoxville Wing, Springfield
(Mass.) Republican, Boston Journal, Balti-
more American, weekly, received regularly
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Cords, Tassels, Buttons, PRINCES,
SELF abuse.

novl-tf No. Union street
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NOTICES
Look al This:

Now is your time te purchase O. -.
AID New Year presents. A hp 'f.alila'
ment Of Gold and Silver Watch, as ~
sssortment Of Jewelry AMI : . aiso' an
This stock must be sold bef lFsL ware
Year, as the store viii be oes 'Ae SeN
business Many articles ape III ~, N,
New York cost prices, ~ Is soiG oe.oss
giTiEg up business. - 80 s y ''i j
Parties having We AieA : s.tsSsi ,,,
me forgepsirs, VIII yelss Y. -. ~
Jecs.ti1 ''''e ''''.,-.ls. j. HKLF.
LTEltL- nLr-L-
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RIVER NEws.-Tho river is down 50 low
that skid could not pass over the shoals.
A drizzliug .ain is failing, and it Is hoped
that water enough may fall to cause rise
iu she river. However, al signs tail ID dry
weather.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EEw THxArRE.-A good audience WItnes-
ssd the first appearance, this season' OF Alr.
and Mrs. Jas. A. Oates. Both acquitted
themselves like true artistes; and the au-
dieuee were highly delighted. Tonight,
the Dead Heart" will be presented Win
Mr.. Oates as Robert Landry.
O1v -6otwithstand the inclem-
ent weather, LAST night, the Oh Theatre
.Eas filed to Overlooking, % listen 70 the
sreat opera Of " Il Trovatore." The COM
5apv is thought sdmirable-each one being
inily up in his or Ter part. The grand
opers Of sMarths," viii De presented to-
night.
BKoaDwAy VARIETIES. The Indictment
weather, last evening, nor the presence Of
the opers. affected in the least the attend
sDee a. the Varieties Chaplin & Co. are de-
termined to offer attractions that viii fill
their house every night, let come what may.
Go and see She performances. r
sunny sIDE.-The rain does not diminish
the audiences at the Sunny Side. The
house was full, last night, as usual
5. W. TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
CoRgER ClIuEcH ASD CEERET sIEEETs
Nashville, Dec. Q, 1885
The officers Of commands stationed ont
side the city limits are requested Ia have
their Orderlies call daily at the Telegraph
Office.
+ q povrr AFsp-,.-
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Z. P. Cone has received the London
News, Weekly Times, Punch, Belts Life,
European Times, Mark Lanes Express,
Atheneum, Saturday Review, Dublin Ma
ton, lrishmau, Freeman's Journal, London
Field and Spe tator, aud others, all month
lies for Dec. and late dailies.
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SAMUEL SEAY,

ID lAecree o. TIE Chsncery Court snd IN prinsu-
10 auce uf the lnss Vii ss,i r'saisre5f ~ SaTsrl
1ssF- deceased, / vii, on Sal 1rdsy. the lah of
lecli 1er, isa expose % Futtic ssle on The nrerl
Iss, that oesuillnl ard splendid Resden,e on sum.
mer stree- pa We e.y 81 Nashville, shefe M late
samuel Sely resided Tor msny years preylous III ~
dosih.
sl,if nropsTty WI he dipiaed b euf rrr-~lss.rs
Ths lul frunts au euinmerstTeet 6 fsat W. s.y,
inches S. fael and three inches Of which - vs,sri
ne rrsiaua suleniidly imuruved. With large 1r9
srl.arh Mantiou hanse AMI cat hailsiurs. lis fn6
fsef deep with an alley IN toe resr and on one sde
and II ~ wards Noith a Cedar street
Ulntho ssule CAV ] WI also sln another nt iruai-
in 50 faei en- lsstson stFaat. and raunnC hack Go
Ted, Known a. The MaalIE ne iot.
Terms made knosu 90 dsE az ssle sale between
n and ls oclock. NATHaklEis BANrkR,
uusA-a Admnlefsior va Vii a1neNed
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We hear report that five Government
detectives have been arrested and confined
an the county Jail at PARIS, IN Heury county.
Their business was to puck up horses be
longing 90 the Government, but it seems as
though they seized horses belonged q pri-
vate parties, hence their arrest aud contine-
Epeut .H.
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An those wishing TO rePlenish their libra
ries, or those just forming one, would do
well to attend the sale of standard, miscel-
laueous and school books at Geo. Shields
Co.'S % night.
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RrnorrB-The Office Of Col. Thruston,
Judge Advocate Of this military division,
hss been removed 70 6s Cedar street, IN the
house lately occupied by the Medical d.
rsctnr, who has been ordered 30 FORTRESS
Monroe
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Sell your uncurrent money, mu.ilated
Notes, and 6 cts. intarest Notes-at c. N.
Grdwsy's Brokers Office, As College street.
#
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Chas Nichol, 90 sacks potatoes; R cheat
ham, bbls potatoes aud onions Jno Currin,
DO bbls whisky, Dbl brandy; Rev p Tehan,
3 boxes mdn; W q Walker, sewing ma
chimes; A Meyer, 6 stoves, 4 doz kegs; G
Blumenthan, box, straw cutters, corn
cutters, corn shelters; Clark q Gregory, 30
bbls potatoes % bbls krout; Minor 4 Dug
lass, cars lumber; NJ A Parmele a CO, lot
groceries, A Palmer, pkgs groceries, II
sacks -four, p bbls apples, 10 bbls tiour; r
] bingham, lot Al II goods; Spurlock Go,
boxes glass; Berry, DemOville 4 Co,
bbls copperas; Minor s Douglass, I car
lumber, McAlister a Co, boxes axes,
boxes hardware; Metealf & Bro, 20 pkgs
lemons, doz washbosrds, i doz shovsls,
boxes. Mcclure A Buck, 20 pkgs hardware,
A Meyer, 2 boxes stuff; Meyer & Douglass,
cars lumber; s c White, IS pkgs sundries;
Jacob Ingleman, pkgs hardware; n Hol-
stou, IA sacks BRAN v simmons, . Dbl oil;
R McCleary, Dbl oil, : D Rogers, box z,
100 bids wrapping paper; W P, I bag
coffee, Dbl salt; B Dayizae, ~ bsgs rsgs; S
Glover, I box merchandise, N NJ Pride, 8
boxes. 3 bags carpetting; A Meneeles.
sacks feathers; NJ Feshiel, bale cotton "
4 7 Park, baskets champagne, 10 boxes
snuff.
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NrGgo kILlEp.--A negro, whose name We
we're unable @ learn, Was killed y an al-
lay near the tresue sork, yesterday. We
did not ascertain any Of the particulars.
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II Won want your Pianos well tuned, ealr
- 4 y. JaeEsou, Ell L1cE's on Gniou
800. O. q h.s hea ailaie sem. on Church
&c.. Orders from the c1ullry win meet
viii prempi Attention. oci16-if
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ITCH! ITCH!l
Scratch no More.

great variety OF casaz gisid % tho wonderful
haaling properties Of Or ointment, even Che moot
of4uuass. ant proffaeiad in ehsrirfer erurtiuns
covering the whole zuri1 ol me isF, inlr put re-
-hani- 40 other NOTES OF treaifunlt auan one
mind cf man could invent, have teen pe Iu.aieulJ
curei
pIice rs cents q box RY mail 90 csuts
over anvaars hsga e. Dr. rtaagne's Mashc ucs '
bean ~ co1staEt ~ IN % pa1ti ii the sori, aul
their increasing popularity is certainly proof &c
heir great puaer 10 heal
Prepared oniy By " 5HAfhE son, En- ai'
n. SIXTH street, above Vine, Pt la-iairhIa
Sold by W. g.& e. W SMITH. hru.1ffsta-
Cor. ofChurch aud VINE f-s-
raalvli.f.
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Get your wall paper at Merritt 4 HIPS,
corner Of Market and Church streets.
OctS IT,
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Examine the large stock Of carpets at W.
w. Berry * Co.'s, No. 81 College street.
nOVIS-lm IA
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MUp n. nUsE.--We have been terribly
ANNOYED by dust, ior some lime lint ii "a
probsble that we shall now be more tropl,ls5
by mud
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lhfAoh ne rur SrEEErs.-Everywher We
notice thst work is going on improving the
streets Ne" rock is being put down, at
hti'e roos Piaees IA south Nashville, while
~ g'heF points, Tue dir, is being cleaned Oh,
sAa 'afse1 away, Many thanks 20 the
Mayor, aud Committee on Streets
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s-vTH NAsHvILLE srEErT R.nRoAp.--The
iaek 81 this road, % College street, Is be-
llg rspidly laid down sna DE eurineer
says, thai, if the weather IS favorabfe. il
siil be completed 10 Broad street., by Satur-
Gay night next.
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We are indebted to W. Il. Enrich for the
latest Louisville papers,
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For SALE CHEAP "A good Smith a IVES
son Pistol. Apply at this office. nov3O-u
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Opera Cloaks, made to order, at low ig-
ures, by
CAMERON, GaIER i Co.
mnNnn-IM
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Roard of Aldermen.

The Board metin special session iast ~ snt1
a. s O'Clock p i'm, President Cheatham u the
chair.
Aessrs. Browdie, Kinnie, Creighton, Chill
ton and Sloan.
The following communication from MAJOR
Chilly was read:
W. Mar BRowS, Mayor Of Nashville:
sir-In closing up the business Of the U.
$. Military Railroads, I am DESTROYS Of sell
ipg he iron pipe laid By the Q. S on Church
streef. ana its connections; either TO the city,
or - the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road COMPANY. understand the city c0un-
ell has already taken action in the case
You win oblige me very much if you can
have immediate action on il +; Otherwise
win be Obliged 70 take it up this week, Or TO
make other disposition Of II.
Very respectfully,
7. J CHILLY,
Bvt. Major, &C.
Mr.. Kinhie, in response, offered the ioi-
lowing: ~.
Res6foed, That the commuuieation Of MAJ.
Chilly, agent Of the Z. s. Railroads IN ahu
around this city, in regard 10 sei'lns % "
CORPORATION Of Nashville the water pipe ana
on Church street. by the Z. s. autho'lles,
be and is hereby refe red 70 the waiet -"oi As
committee. with full power to make the puf,
chase, II in their Judgment they shohlu
deem il advisable. Adopted.
The Board then adjourned TO meet me
Common Council in Convention, 70 count
The votes on the annexation question
BOARD OF COMMON COUNCIL,
The Board met at O'Clock last night in
special session, President Cotton IN the
Chair. Present, Mr. President Cotton, ana
Messrs. Brien, Robinson, Scott, Isrbrough,
Eimunds, Graves, Ambrose, HazelmanJ ha-
lev. and Horne.
The President announced that the object
Of the meeting was TO count the votes Of cit
izens of the 18Th civil district, upon the
question Of annexation to the city.
Bv request, Mr. Yarbrough read the law,
relative TO the annexation Of new territory
10 tue city. F
Mr.. YaIbrough moved that the Marshal
be directed 10 notify the Board Of Alderman,
that the Council was ready 70 meet them in
TO count the votes. Carried,
Is CONVECTION.
The Convention met st o'clock, p. m,
and the votes OF the people Of the 18th civil
district, on the question Of annexation, were
counted, the following being the result
o..
Against
Majority
A lengthy discussion followed the count
ing Of she vote, relative 10 the manner in
which the annexation should be perfected.
Il was finally resolved thst ali had been
done, that could be done, and that the ter
ritory referred 70, was part and parcel Of
The city The details will be left TO ~
lure meeting. Adjourned.
T COMMON o0UEcIL AGAIN.
Amer the adiournnent ofthe Convention,
he Council held another session. The res
,lution relative 20 the purchase Of water
pipe from the United States, passed a. il
'hme from the Board Of Aldermen. Ad-
earned. mai. .rrf
Buy your carpets a. W W Berry Co.'S,
20. 81 College street. noYlS-lm
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HONE AGAINgt

HAVING returned again with large
stock Of
trimmings, VVorsteds. Zephyr,
&c, SC.
to the old home, would respectfully in
form the Ladies Of Nashville that We will
be prepared to manufacture any kind Of
Cords, Tassels, Buttons, PRINCES,
&c., &c,
as good and as cheerfully as formerly.
OSCAR BOHME 4 CO.,
novl-tf No. Union street
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Don't fail to attend the sale Of unclaimed
express packages at George Shields a Go. .
to-day.
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New carpets receiving every day, by W.
W. Berry q Co., 10. 81 College street.
nOvls-lm
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foR tsLiFoKNIA.-Me call lie attention
'' cur readers and the merchant puhlit OF
~. community 70 the Pacific Nal Steam
Nempauy's advertisement % cur col
anns he steamships coghposing tb;.
t9e arg .urge, commodious, ably command
y, sl.l tilea up s1iflg Sftt view e the
1.l-leit el Passengers We cheeriuily re-
niieno thls line % all who are desirous
.'sit.u NE golden shores Of the Pee SC,
s'lhg collyenioucss an& sceoanrio-
els surprising 81 others. Read the
advertisement. "
hdaislloiy tilipl.sss .ees,, s5rtb,Bt.
'sF late Memphis pspsTs,
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Receipts by the n. n G. 81 n, Il y. ".
Raflroad

VIC. Collier has our thanks for late newa-
papers.
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LATEST FROM EGYPT.

A new and exquisite perfume for the handkerchief
OleopaFa and all the Ladies Of the present day,
using The same peIfurne.
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUa
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
Manufactured BY +. A Penney, 6TOotlyn, N Y.
lY73m y. A. LOYEJOH, Agent, eS Fulton 81 n. Y.