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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-14

THE New York Times finds some copso-
lation In the interminable discussion in Con-
gress against the South, In the fact that had
il not been in this direction the debates
would have been equally exciting upon the
subject of our foreign relations or the f.
nances. Agitation being chronic with US,
we must always expect it. But restoration,
i should be remembered, includes all other
SSe%@ops, fraternity and prosperity at home,
and peace thrqaS. These We can only have
when we are ip realty again gre people in
one Union, and In spirit as vel as IN palnlee
one Government
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700 WAGONS!
Cotton Planting Colony !!--.IOO
Men Wanted!!!

4 WISH TO ENGAGE MEN TO CULTIVATE
Il Cotton in one Of the most desirable sections OF
Mississippi. one hundred miles from MempLls,
Persons can 20 BY steamboat from Nashville 10
the plantation. i will pay first elazs men three
bales Of cotton land board for Ne balance Of the
year. or four bales If they hoard thenselyes. OF
furnish one Mele. 1his a the best chance
ever offered n tAs eesaft. a. can be seen By this
Tsr5s balssrgsO lbs each, at SOC. tper ID sos 90
R5iir baies at 3Oc. Der y ,.-.-.s....-... $40 %
five bales at e, per u ss,............-.. 675 %
9sQd yefereBcss and security that each man has
sufficient means 10 carry out bis contracts will be
Isaaired, aud no man who cannot fernish them
need apply. Good houses and every thing ready
for immediate settlement Of families. The beat
(uD-stairsl. above DR.. Morsan'z Office.
msE3-l0ts J. WARREN CLARK.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-14

CoNPLIMESTARY.-T Reverend Mr.,
Hepworth, in recent sermon In Boston,
speaking of the President said He lis
himself selfmade man. We can well be-
lieve it, for il is no creditto have made him"
The reverend gentleman must have been
reading his Bible backward.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-14
All Around the Capitol
NELSON & MURFREE,

OFFER FOR SALE TWO LARGE LOTS,
" eligibly located on the west side of the Capt.
toll, in front of that magnificent building.
A splendid lot with large frame dwelling on the
southwest corner of the Capitol, and one of the
most desirable residence lots in the city,
A lot of IS feet ON Gay street, nearly opposite
the northwest corner of the Capitol groundS.
An eligible and desirable lot of IS feet trent on
the east side of the Capitol fronting On new Park
street. Splendid location, and aAsred very low
A choice lot and new, neat seRtell dwelling, on
Capitol.
And l4ss. anu best Of all. We can lease for ten
years all that beautiful and desirable ground on
the south side of the Capitol fronting $50 feet on
Cedar street. and running back 200 feet or more
to a wide alley.
For particulars and terms. apply as above
Inar12-1w
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Carl ID.
At their Old Stand. on CLARK Street

On aecoaas q bad he4iah this ny soEi out my
entire lHtsrozi "a the asu 1t FRENCH CO.. to
Ne a-soxs HOUSE, and cordially recommend to my
old friends my saeeesssss In business. VINO NAY
BE- confidently relied. As gentlemen Of the
highest basinsss qualifications; and to those who
usv Aver them with thsir business they can
feel assured that il win be performed with probiy.
,sonor. and energy.
For the many favors aud large patzOsass Aar=
received during the long number q ys.rs have
been engaged in business. ! uArmly thank ny
friends. earnestly solictins the eontaaAnes Of the
sane for my successors and friends. Reid. Chad
bourn & Co.
~. =. FRENCH.
sh2T-tf
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-14

THE number Of mills engaged in the Uni-
ted States in the work of rolling iron for
railroads, is thirty-nine, with the capacity of
seven hundred and thirty-twc thousand tons.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-14

THE London Patriot says the Roman
Catholics have nearly doubled their priests
and chapels in England and Scotland, since
1851. There are nearly four times as many
converts as there were fifteen years ago, and
there sxe more than fifteen hundred priests in
England siohs.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-14

IT is stated AAs Archbishop sPAIDrSa
has been appointed ApOstOlical Delegate, to
convene council Of American bishops, and
that he win shortly be appointed Cardinal.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-14
NOTICE.

PROPOSALS FOR REMOVING AND FL.
II ING UP the Government Buildipa ~ The
Hume School Lot; and also the EntldsFg A the
corner Of Cherry and Hamut2p 1te4t, Ninth
wsrd; will Be received aEts tAs l6th Of March.
Public School N9. y MesQnIc Temple
4. D. CREIGHTON. SCommitios.
JOHN LELLYETT.l
marT-st
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-14

IT Is announced that Gems. Thomas and
Elsa left this city on yesterday, under sum
mons 70 proceed 70 Washington.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-14

cAIIEnHsIA has SEP an example worthy
Of imitation by excluding bushels, and SELF
ing and pricing agricultural products by
weight alone.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-14

IT was stated late yesterday ersning that
Hon. NJ. NJ. BRTES would be candidate
Cor the House Of Representative Son tilis
county.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-14

A NATIONAL Insurance Bureau is now
being projected. We suppose il will be a
sort Of cross between National Bank and a
Fr-,edmen's Bureau.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-14

WE think from indications that the Fe-
ni.n. are about % do something.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-14

A YOUNG daughter Of the la.e Lawrence
N. Keitt died in Charleston, South Carolina,
last week. M
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-14

UPwARDs of seventy thousand military
convicts are now employed upon public
works in Russia.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-14

OrIr three amendments TO the Constitu-
tuition were offered in Congress on Monday.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-14

THE total amount Of gold and silver ore
extracted from the earth up TO the present
time, - Car as can be ascertained, amount to
about So, o0o, 000, 600, Of which only about
0ne-half At present Temsins in existence.
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STEAMBOATS,


TIVE REGULAR PASSENGER PACKET
CUMBERLAND. BEN. ~ EAekN.
Master. will leave THIS MORNING. at 10 D eIaek.
For freight OF passage. apply on b0srd or 10
WM- BOYD, Agents.
marl4-lt Cor. Broad and Front streets
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-14

THE FEAsr OF PuRtM has beer eelehrs-
ted on the recent anniversary, in sn the
principal towns Of the Union, with more
than usual spiendor. That IN New York
was unusually brilliant
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-14

A FIRM u New QglsaEs hss eFdeFs foor
one thOusand plows rom = single county u
Texas.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-14
NEW Al gvERTIsEMESrrs
Auction ssl sof Valuable pro0e,tv

ME WAREHOUSE, NOS. %
neansding from Market to From
AAlisons 4 Kirkman. win bs
me premises. on Tuesday. tbs
sensl, and made known on the
rk-ws] r. p. ALLISON.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-14
For Sale or Lease.

TUE PRESENT OWNER OF A LARGE
J. Building, containing MAE ropms. centrally
located, with 3 nice Bar Room IN front wishes 10
sell or lease the entire house with Furniture. APP
ply at this Office. marl9-lt
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For Louisville.

iVHESTEAMER MERCURY. GEo. DrcxxsoS.
4 Master. viii leave for the above and intermedi-
ate ports on TOMORROW EVENING. AZ 4
o'clock
For freight or passage. apply on hoard. or TO
Capts. BOYD 4 C0RBETr. Arents.
marl3-a Cor. F.unt and Broad
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-14

nN AND AFTER TO-DAY, WE WILL RE-
" ceive freight for all points on connecting
roads south of Chattanooga, and desire to
avoid the necessity OF again closing our Depot on
such freights, we reserve the right to close our
doors each day at any hour that we may deem il
necessary, to prevent our house from being gut-
ted with a greater quantity of freight than we
may be able to ship off promptly.
Y, ID. JONES,
msrl4-2t Freight Agent
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PROPOSALS

1IbOHtVSAAJ
WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE
w of the Chairman Of the Street Committee.
No. North Cedar street. on Saturday, the 18th
May. 1856 for the following work, to-wit;
lst. For the necessary earth emhanknient and
McAdamTing required in extending c sllege street
N9FtthSssHrdiy from JefeFsSh street aRsYs higR-
ID For the necessary earth embankment, cpl-
vert masonry, CURLING and guttering required in
grading South Union street. between High aud
Spruce street.
3D. For the masonry. foundation. or other work,
required in construction of bridge across Lick
Branch on High street.
4th. For the construction of stone Aaggiag or
brick pavements throughout the city at such points
as the Street Committee may order.
Plans, estimates and specifications can be seen.
or other information obtained at the office Of the
City Engineer. No. North Cherry street
GEO. s. KINNEY,
mar1+-td Chairman Street Committee.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-14
NEW FIRM.

WE ARE IN RECEIPT OF
THE FOLLOWING GROCERIES. WHICH
Il we offer at
LOWEST MARKET PRICE:
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee,
. hhds prime Sugar
500 bbls Sugar, all grades,
500 bbls Potatoes.
1000 bbls Flour, all grades,
100 boxes Cheese, w. r. and E. d
50 bags prime new HungariaG. @Szuss
Seed,
90 bbls Clover Seed, very low.
large invoice all grades TOBACCO with a
general and complete stock of Groceries,
marSlw EWINSs 4 co.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-14

11HE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER
i IMPERIAL, Captain JoHN :. DAsaizLs.
AsF7Y Clerk, viii leave for above and inferno
diate points THIS MORNING. % 10 o'clock
For freight or passage, apply on board. OF %
u. II. HARRISON & SONS Agents.
maTli-lt Front street
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LARGE
AUCTION SALE,
BY w. HI. LUCUS e. CO.,

No. % College St. opposite Sewanee Hotel,
WE WILL SELL FRIDAY. MARCH 10TH,
w 1866 On account af bill fled by Judge Jos
y, Guild AGAINST sppdry parties large assortment
Of the very finest ladies Dress Goods Table Lin-
ems, Towels, Napkins. IRISH Linens Shawls. L. c.
Hanakerfhiefs Linen Drills, Fine Silk, Flapnels
Shaker FlanDels, COunteTpains, SuspenderS, Cloths
CassiWercs Hleached and Brown Domestics. Prints
DeLanesj and in fact almost every article usually
kept in Retail Dry Good Store, The Goods will
be sold with liberal privileges. Terms, Cash, on
delivery. Goods opened for inspection Thursday,
previous to sale.
W. II. LUCGS 3 co.
Auction and Commission Merchants,
No. IS and 251z College street. opposite Sewanee
Hotel mari3-4t
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FOR RENT.

A DWELLING HOUSE ON PARK STREET,
"A at S45 per mOnth--four rooms. basement, s.A
The second and third stories of a large store
house on the Public Square. at low prspe.
A Store House. Bakery, shd dwelling on Mar
ket street, oppaElte tGs University building
phfAR,
A Store House and Dwelling, No. 6, Market
stf6et a few doors north of Church.
One elegant STORE on Market street, few
doors south of Church.
A large and elegant Dwelling, in a central To-
caton-the best stand in Nashville for u Club
room, Restaurant, etc, etc.
marl3-lw NELSON 4 MURFREE.
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PAY HIP.

rTHE NOTES AND ACCOUNTS DUE DR.,
j Thomss Wells have been left With W fpE Oh.
tsStisn; fhass inaebtea Y h.la viii rlssse eslrt
CALLENnER K GARNET
maria=lm Al Cherry street,
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For 81. Louis.

V'HE STEAMER NORMA. Capt. McCoNAs.
y Will sease Tor &. Loais. direct, ON TO-M0R-
NOW, " edSesdayl at 10 cleek
For treigin or passage apply on board or 10
II. II. HARRISON & SONS.
marl3-f Ag.nfs
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To PHYSICIANS.

81 The citizens Of West Nash Tlle viii fad cur
store very eoHsenieut, aEid parsfeui2tly 50 At
Eisli. A tbs bel y always saswered promptly.
Give " = eall and we guarantee satisfaction.
marIi-3m
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-14

NO. IL MONTH CHERRY STREET.
He has Just received from New York ene Of the
finest SHOCKS OF a0ops ever bzarskt u the
city. fetlS-tf
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% FEET OF
OI 81 and 80, Q:
street, occupied b,
sold at. auction, on
10th inst. Terms Ii
day Of sale. Una
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-14

VNHE FINE SIDE-WHEEL STEAMER
REBECCA. S. 4. HILDRETH. Master.
VIII ieaxe Tor Cincinnati and intermediate points
on THURSDAY. at TN
FOR freight on passage. apply on board. or to
A. A. SPENCER K Co., Agents,
Cor. Church and College sts
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-14

100 Hhds. prime New Orleans,
50 do do Porto Rico Sugar
so do do Cuba Sugar,
100 Barrels Crushed and Powdered Sugar,
20 do Granulated Sugar,
100 do A. and d. Coffee Sugars,
IS do @. extrn assorted Brands,
90 do Yellow Sugar,
800 Bags Rio Coffee,
3 Mats Java Coffee.
% do Laguire Coffee.
10 Bags Ginger
10 Bags Allspice,
20 Bags Pepper,
IS Barrels Maekerel.
50 = bbls. do.
800 Kits do.
80 Boxes Soap,
80 do Starch,
10000 Cigars, assorted brands,
800 Boxes Candles.
100 do Rasins,
5-Cases Sardines,
500 Cases Oysters,
l0O,D0zen Bucket
50.Nests Tubs,
Together with everything usually kept in Whole
sale Grocery Houses.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-06-02

PLAYING THE MAN.-Dispatches from San Francisco of
the 18th of May, contain melancholy of species
of insanity which is becoming and more prevalent
among certain class of females The love of nooriev
and mistaken idea that immodest bodness is the same
thing as independence is fast drawing crowds of Young
women from their true position of semaIes Ii is
not without sigh that the stad courteous
dgnhed and truly amiable matrons of other days and
their modest retiring weltaugh and healthy daughters
with the misunderstanding plotting, boarse-voced over
dressed woman of masculine sentiments now met in
large numbers in what called society attended by ar
fcazed specimens of almost every disease known to med
with surface accomplishments aud neither information
TO direct nor strength TO perform the duties of wife or
mother These hothouse pants-women fourteen mid
die aged at twenty and old at twenty ve-are the victims
OF false education and mistaken notions We hope that
common sense will yet return Mrs. Dr. De Wolf was
tried in the Police Court to-day for appearing in public in
male attire She appeared in Court attred in the
dress IN which she was arrested in company with her hus
band He made long speech in her\behalf couteudng
that she had right to dress she pleased and that
style of apparel sensible than that commonly
worn by ladies' He conended that was about inaugu
rating REFORM and in speech discussed the
subject Of womens dress in its social and sanitary
bearings The Court took the matter under advsemeu
remarkng that the only question issue whether
the style adopted by defendant calculated lead
breach of the peace The has excited considerable
interest"
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News Summary.

That the Southern States not out of the Union has
been decided by the SupremeCourt of the United States
oy the order to take the list of Southern cases the
sideraton of which postponed by war; If these
States in the Union Court Would not have
mad Jurisdiction ChefJustiee Chase took this view and
aone dsented from the Judgment rendered By the use
OF compressed air for mining the drilling of rocks for up-
neng and excavation will it is thought be completed in
one fourth of the time usually occupied "A State con-
venon of spirituass to the 25th of Nav at
San JOSE California. The Telegraph" practicable
diseourages emigration of Gentiles to Utah. drawing
lively picture of work without wages in money frozen
feet etc. The motive is obvious The sun is now looked
upon as only second-cass Photographic light Maone
sum is more manageable and reliable; two ounces of this
metal give light for ten hours equal seventy five ser
inc candles of five to the pound The Mount Cepis tun
mel through the Alps is nearly half completed and IL is
thought that will be through the mountains in six years
The Mining and Scientific Press of San Francisco
contains account of the discovery of gold in the Stag of
the New Almaden quicksilver mines varying in quantity
from $40 to $50 per ton The manufactures of Buffalo
N " Tor 1862 were worth S4 1924 1t is said that
the average bales of cotton shipped from New York to
Liverpool weigh only three hundred and thirty pounds
The Mobile Commercial" says the average weight is
there four hundred and five pounds bale and adds
means to prevent fraud should be taken bal
loon train to ply between the Place de la Concorde and the
Champs de Mars in Paris proposed as of the atrae
hons OF the Exposition Unverselle next There is
general falling off in marriages at the East When
man makes plaything of woman, instead of lifelong
companion the doom of both of them morally sealed
ever Dabolfs fog trumpet is recommended for use at
lighthouses by committee of Congress. Its sound is so
peculiar and strong that pilot take departures fo
its locality easily if he the light raising
of the alpaca, Peruvian animal which grows very fine
hair like beaver at the of hair is now much
advocated by the agricultural writers in the States 1t
Will live almost anywhere, the coarsest herbage
English engineers have just been in Paris seeking author
iy to commence survey of the and soundngs in
the neghborhood with view to the construction
mel from Dover to Calais under the Tha distance is
only twenty-o miles air line. 1t will not be in
working order before next issue at any
in Hayes valley California by Mrs Kelly the owner She
ordered him not to move and then called for help The
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BosBARpMENr OF yAIPARAIso The tollowinp account

BoNBARDMENT OF VALPARAISO. The following account
of the bombardment Of Valparaiso contained the spe
cal dispatches to the Virginia (Nevada) Enterprise "
dated San Francisco, May l4th. We think the British
officer in command, and the American citizen, having
competent force at his disposal who would stand by and
defenseess town bombarled by set of miserable
garc-eating, knitting lazy Spaniards behind the age in
everything and committing the atrociy for earthly
purpose but malice and knowing that the loss would be
suffered by British and American citizens mainly all nno
cent OF any crime should be up in a sack with
pair OF sixty eight pound shot at the bottom and launched
over the side in good deep spot pair Of dsgnces to
the 2st and large portion of the city laid in ruins The
British and American fleets left the Bay and took anchor
age outside. The Resolution placed opposite the rail-
way station the Villa de Madrid and Blanca twelve hun
dred yards from the Custom House. and the Vanceder
close in shore to destroy dwelling houses The eopeRed
at M, and kept up without nermssion for eleven
hours. AT p. the Admirals ship signaled for shem
to desist when they drew off, The people, who had been
witnessing the bombardment from adjoining btops then
parts OF the city, From een to twenty million dollars
worth OF property destroyed, nearly all of which
belonged To the English American and other foreign mer
chants The business part Of the town almost entirely
destroyed The Spanish Admiral received orders from
Madrid to destroy the town. and notified foreign represen
protested. British residents promised the protection
of the English squadron when the American Commodore
offered Join him. when the Representatives Of France
Joined them. The English Admiral backed Last
moment and refused to interfere except Automatically
General Fitzpatrick and Commodore Rodgers labored IN
loudly condemned by the British residents thought
hat Calao will be next attacked but 1t has hundred
and fifty mounted guns. and viii give them very warns
reception"
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j. B. LIE BEAU

~ non and style, out of the pura N VI every descrip
and Jawa given to repairs of Fine Wachcv r:
sxecaeG On Orders t especially solicited and premDy GGSFS
jackson. ~ Vi wallace street west Of
--- 1895
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l.. w. Frary.

) removed noSt ANp 5aar 5hGohANdcAL H M DENTIST Office
taaE ao9s performed in the best possible All dental
Lad;oa S complete sets inserted in the higbest single
convenience A'' 'ery arrangement for their
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Assay Office

w 'RnAoE Ra.f STREET, one door below Nolan g. IA ;.
Assaysd s 0a snaDaa ana sivs and every descp
Meence Mu which may arise between h anu Wl pay any
ID. GIIRERT
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w. w. w. De Lacy,
S1cy

AZ @e loot Of Palace Street. mert door - Az.
rp S'@pSon's Tailor-Shop N''' - m'
III WIZ De ready at all times 10 surye,, r..ol ,..
Partcn, etc. and make accurate mans oS T., atehes
a%ay,g os attention paid to the survey and .e same
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John II EiJhn,t

A AT9ESHISIANT TEHIIr Mt ASSESSOR U. s, INTERNAL, RF
at Of ME- for the First Division Of the Coeetion 5 D
door east of tS 6n 6T%oFHng Madison County Office fin
Virginia City, April q, Iss5
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Montana Billiard SaIoon

A RiiI;.rd hLESER Es, aud PAUL sCHwARTzE pro,,,-
tables furnished with all the most rrop rs
liquors and eSoie ior the enjoyment the game
A. M tC l2 p. M "ayS oh hand Open from Z
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Sam. Word
wo Jas. G.. Spra

"A Terrtor,- WA Al LAW, Virginia City, Montana
Claims special attention given to the Collection Of
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Joseph Marion.

HAY SCALES STORE. Yreka citv Elk Creek NJ r
M. commission Merchant Cash advanced on consign
ps general assortment of Miners Quitting Goods
'''us vegetables ETC., etc. S0.g2k
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Il. L. Yager, MD.

EEaSE' Ea' Wallace street one door east of Clayton &
doors beyonJ 8 Store Residence Jackson street. two
~ 'he Missouri House. 81
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Local Notices One dollar per line for three line
less - cents per line for ten lines or less so cent
per line for eleven lines or more
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ROOT AND SHOEMAKER, No. Jackson street
tb mEna Clty Montana. Particular attention paid to
' manufacture OF Gents fine boots 1894