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st. I.Ouis Market.
RIVER NEWS.
DEPARTED.
N--l-.Il-

Jan. 30-Nashville, for Cairo.
The Cumberland is rising slowly, with
Al feet water on Harpeth Shoals. Weather
fair aud springlike.
The Talisman is in port, and will leav'
for Cairo tomorrow.
The Fanny Brandeis will leave for Up
per Cumberland ports tomorrow.
The Louisville Courier of yesterday says
The river had less floating ice in it yes
terday than we have noticed for some time,
attributable, we learn, to q partial gorge at
Six mile-island, with the ice extending
almost in one mass thence to the Towhead
and the harbor.
Owing to the prevalence ofthe ice at the
head Of the falls, the Jacksonville ferry
boats have suspended trips altogether
The New Albany ferries are in steady
operation, and passengers to or from JEFF
fersonyille on the railroad make the
crossing via New Albany.
The river at Cincinnati at noon yesterday
had fallen two inches in the previous
twenty-four hours, and we may expect it to
be falling here again to-day.
Although navigation is virtually suspend
ed, Capt. Chenowith had the nerve and the
determination Tuesday evening to start
South with the Darling. She is bound for
Memphis, but it was thought she would
not get through the Narrows.
An attempt was being made to cut ont
the Rowena from her harbor at the foot Of
Clay street. h channel was being cut
through the outside so as TO enable her to
descend the falls.
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THE OBSEQUIEs OF GOV. HENRY
w ALLEN

From the New Orleans Bulletin 9th.
The funeral Of the lamented Allen, which
took place yesterday, was one Of the most
imposing sIectaeles ever witnessed in New
Orleana The body, inclosed in a richly
omamented metallic case decorated most
tastefully with flowers, was carried to Christ
Church, where most Of the grand and i'm
pressiye ceremonies Of the Episcopal
Church for the burial Of the dead were per-
formed. The church was crowded by a
most orderly, respectable aud sympathetic
audience. The r. Rev. Bishop Wilmer
oficiated, assisted by Rev DR. Wheat, Rev.
DIR. Hedges Rev. Mr.. Lee and Rev. Mr..
SGckney. The procession was formed on
Canal street, and was one of the largest
ever seen in this city. The ladies, M at the
funeral Of Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston,
took the lead, and followed the remains of
the honored dead 10 the Lafayette Gene
terry No ., where the remaining portion of
the burial service was performed. Alto
gether il was most fitting tribute 10 one of
Louisiana's most gallant, chivalric and
gifted sons. There was no sound Of bands
playing funeral marches-no muiiled
dums-no display Of craped banners; but
the calm, subdued expression Of respect for
the departed that every face wore. was far
more touching and eloquent
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rRoGRess OF THE ANARCHISTS.

From the New York Times. 18th
The Aab-Siarcly Siunddrd remains true
70 its vocation as the pioneer in the path
of anarchy. u leads, and the extremists
follow; il commands, and they obey. IL
was the first 10 call for the removal of Pres
ident johnson, and the first % raise the
howl against the Supreme Court. Still il
is not satisfied. Under the head, The
Three Olgarchies" James Redpath de-
clares that 1T is time for another forward
movement - "1etthe bugle sound the charge
ior a grand assault on the three organized
oligarchies that remain Aud what, think
YOU. are the 'oligarohies' in question:
According 60 the writer in tse Standard
they are q the regular army, (2) the SUI
preme Count 81 the Senate of the United
States The trst, Mr. Redpath SAYS, must
be abolished the second reformed 10y doing
away with the life-memhership Of the
| Judges, aud making them elective for
/ term OF years-the electors 20 be the whole
! people aud not any delegated body, Con-
I ceTning the third "oligarchy." and the
! treatment 10 be applied % IT, we are re-
4 4uircd 10 await the next number Of the
4 Standard. That something terrible will
then be said on the subject, may be inferred
from Mr.. Redpaths passing remark. that
the most offensive Of all our oligarchical
institutions j. the Senate Of The United
States Is il also % be swept away? We
snxiously await the promised onslaught
There is time enough, however. since ia,
President is 70 be deposed, General GRAM
consigned 20 private life the regular army
abolished. and the Supreme Court mad,
an elective body-all before upsc,ting n,
United States Senate II IL plain that al,
. anarchists have their hands fill az sork
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-01
Sou,hern Cotton Markets.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 2s.-The market opened in
active but as the day advanced good demand
prevailed. and buyers took sboutS5I bales. The
transactions were generally at previous quota
TONS but in seme cases the market exhibited
tendency to harden. We quote: Ordinary %
low middling 81. middliRg 80, and strict middling
321Ic.
M0RuE. Jan, %, p. H.--Sales Of cotton 300
bales; middling 3l1zc. Factors Offering sparing-
"; demand full rates.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. 29-There was a fair de-
mand to-day, bat tho offering stock was very
light. Sales were affected at about one cent ad-
ding at 301% strict middlings at 3l@3lH, and
good midiling az BE. The sales Wsre S0l bales,
and receipts 24s bales
MAcOS. Ga, Jan. 29.--There was good de-
mand for fair cotIons this morning, and. indeed
an day Of = cents and ali offered was readily
taken. Liverpool noon dispatches. quoting mid
diinguplands at ne had the effect Of strength
ing our market and we heard Of the sale Of
small choice lot late ia the evening" Rt "a
cents.
C0LUMBUs, Ga, Jan. 2s.--The market was 6rm
to-day at 27e for middling. The receipts were
l95 bales and the shipments us
GRIFFIN, ga, ian. Zy.-The market Tor cotton
is somewhat better than at our last quotstlons-
A good article weald bring % cents,
ANEEICUs. Ga, Jan. Zs.--Ihe stock Il light
and consequently but little done We quote y
cents a. the bsst that can be had .oF uiddling.
MONTGOMERY, AL&, Jan. 29.--IheTe was quite
an active demand to-day, and our market adj
vanoea fully half a cent. We quote the marx q
firm Of 26ts 30 &c; buyer paying the tax.
HUETsyILLE, Ala, Jan. E-Ihe market ex-
hibits declining tendency. with but few trans
actions. The eferinE WAS z2sze Tor mlddling
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THE ATH f n IL u M
COLUMBIA. TENN
A SCHOOL, FOR verse LADIES
MR.. 4, g. SMITH, Principal.
THE WINTER EXAMINATION on IN

I'VE WINTER EXAMINATION OF his
i School b. appointed % be held On Thurs
day, Jsnusry 3lst and close With o Concert Of
Vocal aud Instrumsntal Music % night. The
friends and patron Of the AfhenRum are re
epecifully invited % attend
The 5pring session commence 90 Monday,
EebTaaFy 9Th. Res puphs Wlll hnait greatly 90
Their interest % be pfeaent on or before the open
ing day
The Athsneum ohefs veTy great AZ vantages 10
young ladies desigus good, thorough and lnlsh
ed education. We employ teachers N the high
est order Of talenft a9a are prepared . give in
struction II al the brusrhel usual 10 Grf
class sssnaie SCHOOL, We have one Of the larg-
sst al best aelecied Libraries q be found N
any 8.nslaF Institution, 70 which al the pupil
have daily aeeezs- a complete set ~ Chemical
and Philosophical Apparatus aad. ~ fact al
the necessary aids ior impartinE instructieu.
New pupils received at any tine. aud charged
only from date 81 entranre Board asd English
Iasfion per season q eve calendar monfhs. aT'
oaly from Sila 20 sl5-
Circulars aud other iniDrmation furnished b
adireeEug kObI ID. SMITH.
ianl6-dkHim Secretary.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
ReceiDts Der Rail.

N. & D. RAILROAD, Jan. 30.-l15 bales
cotton, Z bdle greenhides, s blocks marble,
4 bales boiling, 20 sacks cotton yarns, sun
dries.
N. & G. RAILRoD, Jan. Sl.-90 bales
cotton, IA bags cotton yarn, 9 bales rags,
80 boxes snuff, SO bbls ingot "copper" 5000
feet lumber, sundries.
L. & n. RAILROAD, Jan. 3l.--6 cars of
stock, 2 cars hay, 300 bags corn, 80 kegs
lard, 20 bales gunnies, 25 kegs soda, IS
rolls sole leather, u bbls whisky, As tierces
lard, % kegs do, 16 do white cod, 5 bbls sugar,
% bbls rosin, bags coffee, bbls fish, 5
bbls beans, % bales horse collars, IL boxes
coffee mills, bales shovels, bbls grain,
bdls scythes, Dbl tobacco, box drugs,
Sc iron plough wings, 80 pots, stoves, l
cask glassware, several lots sundries.
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RnooRnER's CoUEr-H.S. Perry, drunk
on the streets, 81 aud costa
Henry Bransford, disorderly conduct,
discharged.
Wash. Withers, disorderly conduct dis
charged.
James Jackson, disorderly conduct, $40
and cost
JR. Cash, disorderly conduci, $40 and
costs.
A. Hm, disorderly conduct, discharged.
ABoUr rHE WHARyTs AND LANnINNs.
Down ON river banks, along wharyes and
landings il is dull and gloomy enough.
Navigation has 50 long been suspended by
the rivers being locked up with ice, that
the whistle OF a boat has almost become a
strange soand, while IA place Of the
ordinary activity about the landings, there
il little seen but mndd, and an occasional
passing vehicle. We trnst the thaw ant
consequent opening Of the river will soon
revive she wanted lite and busincss ia thesl
localitles
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Valuable Land and Mills
FOR SALE,
ON DUCK RIVER.

DURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE
j County Court Of Marshall county, At its
January Term, 1867, in the case Of J. Lee Morris
and Others vs.. Glory A. Morris and other, l will
offer for sale 90 the premises, on sAID hDAI =,
THE STH DAY OF FEBRUARY next a II
O'Clock, all the right, title. claim and interest
cOEspialnant8 and defendants have in and 10
the valuable Farm and Mills Of which Allen
Morris dled seized aud Possessed. gituhted on
the waters Of Duck River, three miles east 81
Chapei Hill. and twelve miles west Of sae1n7
Vile in District No, s, Marshall county, feHH.
bounded y ssid river and tbs lands q kiraard
Warner. said lard VIII Be sold IN three lots
upon which there is a splendid GTist Mil and
SaH Mil, and one Of the finest mill sites on
Duck River. and o good location on the pike
leading from the river u ashviiie. Same BOT
also has upon i good framed dwelling suita
bic for q family. cOEvenient % the mills. TIE
other two lots viii cor tain about ITO or us acre.
each. either - which will make o hand some
aud productive little farm, vel timbsTed and 10
an excellent usighb0rhoOd
Now. ali Of yoa Whs want 10 bay small EARN
look 70 your interests and sEsmine the pre-
misesi II sou want larger ones. come along and
buy il all
TERMS OF SALE.
Except the sum Of sl00 70 be paid on day D
SAFE, said land vail be sold on credit of Que ans
TWO years Purchasers required % Eive bond
with two OF more good 5scuriiie1. retaining
Lea, etc.
Bii1ins On the Min I5i 10 commence at s. 90
ana "a the other Leu II So per acre.
Tbs January Z. lsel-
ianll-Wt' 4. L. ADAMS. C. AID c.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT AT CENTRE
WILLIE, TENN.
n
NOVEMBER TERN $50

IT APPEARING TO TIE SATISFACTION
a OF shr cauri that d avwell Blacknell, citizen
OF TsAAs. jesse Blackwell. cltiEeH 81 hisc0n-
san tive ST the defendants in this cause. are non
residents OF this State ot lennefsee. 20 that the
ordinary process q Law caBuot be served upon
be made in the lNIoy AND DrsPA1cH. q newspa-
per publishcd in the ciiy AZ Nashville. for touT
successive weeks. tor said defendants % eppear
az the courthouse IN the town Il NeuiFevilit. On
the sth Monday In January next then aud there
70 plead to and defend q suit brought against
them bF D A. Nixon ard others. OF Judgment By
default will be taken against them,
wv. &. CLAGETT, Clerk.
ian s-4twa
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IN CHANCERY AT CENTREVILIE,
TENNESSEE.

Mary Anderson vs. Vim. Walker, et. al.
ON MOTION. AND IT APPEALING
~ unto the satisfaction II the Clerk aud Mas
ter that J, y. Anderson is q non-resident OF The
State Of Tennessee, so that the ordinary process
Of law cannot be served upon him it is therefore
ordered, that pubiica.ian be made in the N a7n-
vile Union and Dispatch, Newspaper published
in the city Of Nashville, for four successive
weeks, for said defendanttO appear at the Court
house in the town Of Ccntreyille, on ID Monday
in ii arch next. then and there % plead, answer.
ar demUr. % cOmplainanfs bill OF The zane VIII
be taken Tor confessed against MIN, aud set for
for hearing CT parte. Il. HOhNbkAkt
janl2-W4t. c. and VI
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IN CHANCERY AZ eAINsBORO.

William 1. Roddy, Admir- Of joseph RodIy.
deceased, vs.. Zachariah I. Roddy ct ala
I'm MOTION OF COMPLAINANT. BY HIS
" Solicitor, audit appearing to the satisfaction
OF the Court that the defendants, Zarhariah 4.
koddy, Sarah ROddy. Adam 4. Wilson. Thomas
Elvira Price, John II. Davis, Sarah Ann Davis.
Harrison M. Purcell. George L.. Purcell and
Nancy Carpenter are n0n-residents of the State
Of Tennessee SO that the ordinary process of
the law cannot be served on them it Is therefore
ordered by the Court that publication be made
in the Nashville Union and Dispatch a news
paper published in the city Of Nashville. Tenn.
for four consecutive weeks, requiring said nom
resident defendants 20 appear before the Hon
orable Chaneery Court for Jackson county, at
the Court House in Hainsb0rO, on the second
Monday in February. 1867. then and there to
enter their defense to compliments bill, or the
same viii be taken for confessed, and set down
Tor hearing eX parte as to them.
ian3-4tW r. A. cox q and M
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To COnsUmptives.-The Advertiser, hav
ing been restored to health in a few weeks, by a
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Gonsumption--is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, be will send copy Of the
prescription used, Gree of CHARGE, with the di-
rections orpreparing and using the same, which
they will find SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object Of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceives to be Invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy, as it will cost
them nothing, and may prove q blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg. Kings county. New York.
oct23-ly
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INA BAD FIx.-The alley between Vine
and High streets, running through from
Church street to Cedar, is in a very bad fix,
as is, also, the cross alley betyeen Cedar
and Union streets. They are full of iilth
and mud and refuse decaying matter. Just
as soon a. the weather win permit, we
hope TO see a genera cleaning ont Of all the
alleys Of the city, before their noxious ef-
fuyia breeds disease aud pestilence.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-01

BaeheIOr's Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world The only
rue and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable, In
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No ridicu
lous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects Of Bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed Hilliam A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street, New York. [deo29-ly
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THE CITY.
UATEs or ADVERTIsING.

Ten lines Of solid nonpareil make one square
Yearly advertisers will be enuued 70 as
count "a 10 per cent IN,
Fverv other DAY e. o. a. advertisements will
he CHARGED tEo-thirds Of above rates
Advertisement inserted IN the Tn eeekly
viii be CHARGED orc dollar square Tot hrst IN
,.rf;or and fffv cents each additional insertion
In The Weekly. one dollar square Tor each
insertion. 49,. IN .a.-,.- 4, fiy.
crst sT'd Id cent d line every additional inser-
ton. I'm L. "A - -
the rate Of So cents q square. &C..
'N tiii''s5-ertisemeut1 are due from data q hrst
ineertiou Hereafter the cash system Wi ne
adbeFed 20. and DO transient ads ertisehep,s WIZ
lie taken unless accompanied by the l y
r. G. DUNNINGToh No''
Union and Dispatch.
RopFETs. WATTERsOS a PUEyIs, =.
Banner.
TFsvIs WNHAM, for
Press and Line Co.
Nashvile. Tenn. Jan. p, 1907.
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q. 5. MARsHAL.s SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A VEN. Elk TO NE d.
ID rected from the Circuit Court Of the United
States for the Middle District Of Tennessee,
issued On the TN dag Of JanuarF 1851, ! sill
expose g. public sale 70 the highest bidder. for
cash, az the Court House door in ths eity II
Nashville, on SATURDAY, the % DAY OF
FEBRUARY. Isl. commsneing 81 10 O'Clock
A. y, all the right. title, claim, interest and
estate which A. l. DAVIS has 10 and % the iOl-
loging described piece Or parcel Of land, s8tu +
afsa. iginz sd being ia the cts 81 Nashville.
Tennessee, wit "A certain b0nse and LOT "a
uatad 0r C0lisge Hal beng lots Nos. GO aud 81
in the plan Of lots lad down ID the plaG 81 The
University 81 hashViile property. fraHfiHs fifty
feei On CelieEe street, and running back %
Hume street. 90 "a alleF being levied "a 70
sfy an eTscufiou Issaed from "a Court 10
favor 81 A. " Graham GO. ~ a. l. DAVE I
r r. GLASCOCk.
janl0-4tW Marshal Middle District Tenn.
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From MARSHALL CoUNTY.-We con-
versed last night with several gentlemen
from Marshall County. They represent
that the people are all quiet and indus
triously engaged in their accustomed avo-
cations The wheat prospects are fine, an
excellent stand having been secured which
has not been injured by the recent cold
weather.
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A HENRY COUNTY LANDLORD IN Town.
DR.. White, proprietor Of that excellent
hotel, the White House." at Paris, Ten
nessee, is at present in the city, He looks
10 be in the best Of health and spirits. He
fares slmptuously at home as do all his
guests.
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FAST RIDEa.-We saw several darke7
riding down Cherry street and driving
come loose stock before them At furious
rate. They seemed Indifferent as 20 the
speed they we're going OF the safety OF those
on the street they were endangering. THIS
SORT Of driying and riding should be stopped
nj once
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Work on STREET RAILROAD Hands
were busily at work yesterday, notwith-
standing the muddy streets, upon the
Spruce Street Railroad on Church street,
between Summer and High streets. This
road will, we learn, be pushed vigorously
forward % completion.
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Municipal.

The Council met last night and was called
to order by President Cotton in the chair
The revenue bill was taken up. The bill
was amended in several particulars, one Of
which was to strike out ten and insert five
dollars tax on retail merchants.
After protracted discussion, no agreement
upon the several proposed amendments be-
ingarriyedat the question was deferred, and
the Council went into the election Of a
Councilman from the 9Th ward, caused by
the resignation Of Mr.. Garrett
John w Wilson and Dr. c. A. r. Viii
son were put in nomination. The ballot
ing resulted in Wilson receiving Zen votes,
and Dr. Pullium six.
Mr. Wilson having received the largest
number Of votes cast, was declared duly
elected and was sworn in.
On motion Of Mr.. Read, the revenue bill
was again taken up. He also moved that
all merchants receiving cotton ia their
stores, for sale or otherwise, shall pay q
tax Of two hundred and fifty dollars" be
inserted az an amendment 10 the fourth
section Of the revenue bill
Mr.. Lellyett moved 20 strike ont the
whole section. Motion lost. The section,
as amended, was then passed
The remainder Of the bill was read by
sections, and, after come slight amend
ments, the bill was passed as a whole By
vote, the publication Of the bill was de-
ferred.
The various reports Of the City Surveyor
was received.
The bill graduating the width Of side
walks was received.
The services of John Longhurst were
continued on the Mayors recommendation.
The Cherry street sewerage bill was
amended by providing that the property
holders pay half the expenses Of the same
and that the sewer start from the south
side Of Cedar street, instead of Deaderick.
''Be it enacted by the City Council Of
Nashville, That sewer be made on
Cherry street, from Cedar TO Line streets.
the cost thereof to be assessed and collected
Of the property owners on both sides Of
said Cherry street, according 10 the pro-
visions of an act Of the General Assembly, |
passed February 22d, 1856" Passed third |
reading in lieu Of a bill offered by the |
Board Of Aldermen.
A bill exempting owners Of one horse
carts, or wagons, from tax, passed first
reading.
. A bill taxing buyers who sell wines by /
license. Rejected.
A bill employing the third clerk Of the
10 take charge of the scales at
$50 per month. Passed third reading.
A bill requiring runners for railroads
etc. passed.
A bill regulating gas lights, etc, laid
over.
A bill allowing the Physician of the
Workhouse $50 for extra services last
year, laid over.
A bin putting the Lebanon pike in good
condition from Line street to the corpora
ion line. Passed seconding reading.
After some further business Of minor i'm
portance the Council adjourned.
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Millersburg Female College.

mHF TWENTY SIXTH SESSION OF THIS
Institution will open on MONDAY. Janu.
ary 2lst. 1861, snd continue twenty weeks
vouccment Board $ 50 per week, everything
farnishea. One half Of the fees are required 10
nj vnucc, end the balance at the end Of bali the
Scion. For further information, apply 10
J. +. HAMILTON. Principal
ioniS-2r-codf
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MERCHANTS BANK. 90 This Bank OF
Messp Sheppard q Co, since its recent
opening on Union street, has made an
auspicious beginning Il Is, we learn, doing
, Rne business ~ management IS IN
highly experienced and skillml hands and
nothing bat success could be expected OF
the institution.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-01

NpaRoEs At THE CArToL.-The spa
cions galleries Of the capitol were literally
hacked with negroes on Yesterday aher-
neon to hear the discussion on the franchise
Tin. Alter adjournment they poured
through the halls and down the stone terra
ces like a black cloud
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-01

CRIMINAL CoURT.--ln this court On
Yesterday there were five cases Of tipping,
LET Of al cost five by nolie pros; five cases
of gaming let Oh at costs one case Of lar
cenv, nols pros. one case Of obtaining
money under false pretences, let of at
COSTS
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Boots and Shoes Cheap at 20 Public
SquRre.-In consequence of a contemplated
change in my business, offer the best selection
of Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices.
The buyer--be he a consumer or a merchant
will surely profit by examining my stock of
goods before supplying himself as I am quite in
earnest to give bargains. MAX. L. GUFTMANN,
sep6-tf No % Public Square
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LOST.

ON SATURDAY MORNING. A POCKET
~ Book. oG College street between Locust
street md the Square, containing eighty-one
dollars add seveuty-hve cents in greeubaoks two
DISCHARGES from the army. and other valuable
papers TIE finder wild please leave tue pocket
BOOK at this Office and retain TIE money.
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