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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-04

Wants OF young men, Among the variety OF
human wants there is not one which makes itself
20 powerfully and keenly felt as the want of
friendship, the want of society. Of this the
young are peculiarly conscious They have need
of virtuous associates whose conservative inAu-
ence will always surround them. Without them
their virtue has no security" And no ono can
perhaps tell how much his thoughts and actions
are influenced and modified by the outward pres
sure of the society which surrounds him.
The young man passes the first years Of his
Life in the family circle with brothers and sisters
around him. He has NO far enjoyed the benefits
VI parental care and brotherly and sisterly af{ec.
tion. These have satisfied his social wants.
But this state Of things will not always last
Life has it, duties and they must be met The
time must come when every youth must be
thrown back upon his own resources, when he
must leave the tranquil security Of his fathers
home and seek his own fortune, perhaps among
strangers far away from the home influences
which have hitherto guided him. What power
will continue these home influences around him?
Will society do it? No. Society il selfish. The
world does not look tho pleasant world it did
when he looked out upon it from his fathers
home It's glance is now cold a. moonbcam ON
the water.
The influences about him are various, more of
them to lead him downward than to point him
upward. Vice has O thousand winding roads
leading to her den, while virtue has but one path
to her temple If he be in distress without
money he must suffer alone, with mono to console
him with word of hope. sympathy Or love.
This has been the case with thousands.
But If he belong to that larger family Of Odd
fellowship he will find the home influences he
has been accustomed to, in u great measure sup
piled. He may go beyond tho reach Of his ia
Tiers counsel or his mothers care, but he cannot
20 beyoOd the fratcrnal care Of Odd Fellowship.
And in conclusion would say that the obi.
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EARMERs, TAKE NOTICE.
OsAGE ORANGE rLANTs.

Usage ORANGE PLANTS.
All orders for oaee orange plants taken BY r. vsuduxcp
for j. b. Turner aud others TO BE- delivered Ia Ottawa will
he filled by A. Throor ut his cellar under his Agricultural
ESTABLISHMENT OF old Baptis, chucorner Of In HALLE
and jefferson streets. p. VANDUZEN
Ottawa Anil O. Avs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-04
DATRONIZE HOME INSTITUTIONS.
The La Sale County Mutual Fire
Insurance Company.
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
Once I'm Chesver's New Block.
Premium Notes. received to May l. 1885, constituting the
Capital,
0327.4 70 81.
Now in force
$50, ass o..
Amount Of Property new at risk,
Sl,730. SOS ~.

will be by the above that the Company has 81 of
aets for every 81 at risk hs leading Stock Cos the
East have only 81 Of asses for every 50 to 50 Of liabilities
shown by their published reports
The otrog cost Of Insurance in this Co.. for the past ten
years has been but about third Of the charged by
ether Cos. .-
thus far have been promptly and satisfactorily
adjusted. We have never had to contest loss.
The business Of the Company fer the past years has
very ros~rons noe pocvs having been ssuedth ali in
the previous eight years.
The directors vel, known anon. the best business
OF the county.
Nc b made until the losses ofthe Co. re-
qurs it, and but one assessment IN year. aud BY recent
vote OF the Directors members shall nat be reqs ray
anyag aadsos ~ TIE odrdnce payment until tie eypird.
f,oss Of year from the date VI their policies.
In view Of tile above far via that this 10 home insti.
tton that the security smple the coat Of insurance ss
than IN other Co.'S the promptness and berxy with hich
kss settled; think entitled TO the patronage
ottais community in preference t. foreign Companies
Piias issued on both the Stock aad Mutual plans with
most favorable ternS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-04

cations you have taken in Odd Fellowship are
real, they are earnest. They require you in all
honor to live up to the great principles of the
order, and to labor to root out from the hearts Of
men the weeds of selfishness and prejudice. They
require you to plant in the desert and barren
places of human life the beautiful flowers of
Friendship, Love and Truth, and water them
with the heavenly dew of Charity, and to
so live that when thy comes 10 Join
The innuuegahg caravan, whic!.
To that mystersous realm. where each snail take
His chamber in the silent halls of death,
Thou 20 not like the quaTry-slaye mt night,
Scourged to his dungeon. but sustained and soothcd
BY an unistering trust approach thy grave
Like one who wraps the drapery of his couch
About him. and lies down TO pleasant dreams
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TO MARRY, OR NOT re MARRY,

Serious Reflections for Young Men, In Essays Of the
Howard Association, the Physiological Errors Abuses
aud Diseases induced 10y ignorance Of Naturss Laws In
the grs Of Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
Of charge Address Or. j. Sk1LLIN HOUGNTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa. tebo-ly
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RIVER AND WEATHER..

PITrsBURG, Dec. 20.-The weather has
been moderating all day. The Mououga-
hela is rising, with 3 feet inches water.
1t has been thawing all day with a fair
prospect for water for all purposes Look
out for flood
CINCINNATI, Dec. 20-I23O p. NJ
DRILLING rain last night; now cloudy !;
wind southwest Mercury As. The river
fell IL inches during the "a hours ending
at noon, and there il now 10 feet inches
water at the waterwOrks mark. Licking
river is rising slowly. The Ohio is on
stand Wabash river has risen SAX inches,
and is still rising.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 20.-The river has
fallen three inches since our last report
There were fully five feet water ia the
canal this evening BY the mark, seven feet
ON the bar below Portland, and three feet
on the falls down tine Indiana chute, A
light rain fell night before last il did not
last long, however. To-day the weather
was cloudy, with strong indications of more
rain. The running ice has all disappeared
in the river at this point
MEMPHIS, Dec. 20.-Weather moderate
and cloudy. River falling with 5 feet
scaut to Cairo, and 81 feet below here.
White river is falling, with 81 feet in the
channel The Arkansas is low, With IS
inches in the channel.
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THE ORPHANS FATR.-That the fair just
closed was not a pecuniary success, Is pain
fully apparent. The attractions of the hall
and the tables were all that a cultivated
taste could desire and the cause az noble as
ever moyed the heart Of humanity, but
still the crowd was very small. This fail
ure was the result, in great degree, to the
stringency in the money market but there
is a cause which has driven of more young
men from such places than the scarcity Of
money. At some previous fairs it has been
the custom Of some young ladies who pre-
sided at the tables, to fail to return the
change due 10 the purchaser. We have
heard of some young men who were not
able to give more than Eve dollars, would
wish to purchase an article valued at five,
and not having the proper change would
hand ten dollar bill 10 the fair sales
woman, expecting of course that five dol
lars would be returned. In many instances
the ten dollar bill is quietly placed in the
drawer, and the young gentleman, feeling
too gallant 10 ask for the change, returns a
wiser and poorer man, He goes home and
shakes the dust OF all such fairs of his feet,
and never attends again. We put it to the
common sense and justice Of every young
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BEFORE ESQ. MATHEWs.-Stste of
Tennessee rs. Willis Fortune, charged by
Anna Shute with being the father of a
bastard child that she was delivered OF
March 22, 1867.
In this case the Court investigated the
matter, and found the defendant, Willis
Fortune, guilty of the charge, and in
default of bond of 500 dollars Cor his
appearance at the next term of the County
Court, was ordered TO be committed to the
county Jail. On arriving near the Jail he
proposed to give bonds, to take care of
the babe-a little Fortune but, Esq. NJ.
advised him to marry the mother, and
become the possessor of the small fortune,
to which he consented, and license was
procured and the ceremony was performed
in ESQ. Ms, usual style, and it would puz'
zle any man to know whether the conven-
ton had assembled at the Esquire's Office,
or at the Capitol, and the twain went on :heir
way rejoicing.
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COLD LEAD AND COMMON COUNCIL.

Excitement ON Cherry Street Two
Members of the City Council Shoot
at Each Ofher-AImOst a Fatal Re.
suII-The Parties Arrested.
The citizens on Cherry street near
Cedar, were thrown into high excitement
on yesterday morning, about ten O'clock,
by the belligerent demonstrations of two
members of the City Council The two
men who thus engaged in the alteration,
are D. Brien and N. H. Cramer. Some
time since, a difficulty occurred between
them in the Council Chamber, and ever
since hostile feelings have been cherishedb by
them both. On yesterday morning, as the
facts were related to US, Mr.. Brien met
Cramer on Cherry street, aud after the
passage of some angry words slapped him
in the face Cramer then went into
Reddick's boarding house, and arming
himself with pistol came out again, in
dicating a hostile intention. Seeing him
armed, Mr.. Brien drew his pistol and
aimed to shoot. The pistol snapped and
he missed fire. Cramer then drew his
pistol and shot al Brien, missing his aim,
however, the ball entering the ground in
the street. Mr.. @rien then cooked his
pistol and taking deliberate aim fred at
Cramer Just as he pulled the trigger
however, bystander knocked his arm up
and he missed his aim, the ball striking a
brick wall. Cramer would most likely
have been hit but for the timely knocking
up of the pistol. Both parties we're placed
under arrest and will be tried before the
Police Court.
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FIRST BOARD.
SECOND BOARD.

The New York Post of the afternoon of
the 18th inst. says: "The Grade fnanci
measure introduced yesterday by Mr..
Sherman into the Senate has produced as
yet but little influence in Wall street, to
the disappointment Of some of the specu-
lators at Washington, who, except common
rnmor does them injustice, had been OPP
Grating for fall in FIVE. twenties, in antici-
patton Of the adverse influence which the
bill and its accompanying report would be
likely 10 exert on the public credit
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COUGH, A COLD, OR a SORE
THROAT requires immediate attention, and
should be checked. II allowed to continue,
Irritation Of ti,e Lungs, n permanent
Throat Disease. or Consumption Is
often the result.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
Having a direct influence to the parts. give
immediate relief For Bronchitis, Asfh-
ma. Catarrh. COnsamptive and Taroaf
Diseases, Troches are used with always good
success. Singers and Public Speakers
use them to clear and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only Browns Bronchial Troehes." and
DO not take any Of the worthless limitations that
may be offered. Sold everywhere.
pet1T Am cod
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Southern Coffon Mnrkets.

AUGUSTA, Dec. 19.-Market firm. Cot
ton sales IT'S bales. Receipts 1880 bales
Middlings Ia.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 19.-COtiOn quiet but
firmer. Middlings l4i. Sales 1000 bales.
Receipts $500 bales. Exports 1903 bales.
CHARLESTON. Dec. l9.-Cotton active
and advanced cent Sales 500 bales.
Middlings Is. Receipts 1880.
MOBILE, Dec. 19.-Cottcn sales 400
bales. Middling I4f Receipts 1929 bales.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is She 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 Dies Invigorates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed William A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
bY all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street. New York. ldso29-1y
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Two SOLDIERS BEATEN AND STABBED
On Friday night two soldiers dressed in
citizens clothing took rooms at the st.
Charles Hotel. Soon after they retired
squad of soldiers, led by sergeant. entered
their room and ordered their arrest. They
refused to submit and made an effort to
pass the guard at the door. A fight ems
sued, aud both of the deserters were badly
cut with the sabre and terribly bruised
with the butts of guns. They were then
taken and thrown into wagon and spirited
off TO camp.
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unchanged. Rye quiet and firm at 81 7i63l IS for
Western Cats dull sc S3lzc in store, and
Soc afoat. Corn dull; 81 81 in store and 81 40
ahOat for old mixed Western; 81 Sol % ahoat
for new mixed Western. Pork dull and heavy
at sap6 for mess. Beef firm and in fair demand
Cut meats nominal. Bacon heavy. Lard dun
at l2s4tS Use for fair TO prime kettle rendered.
New York Dry Goods Market
New YORK, Dec. 21.-The drygOOds market
generally inactive and depressed. Heavy brown
SSheetings in light stock and firm at l3l9Gl516.
Brown muslins in good supply at S35al2ia Can
ton nanels m light supply and hrmer.
Louisville Markets.
LouIsvILLE. Dec. q Tobacco declined 81 on
good grades; tugs. s5S75O. Superfne -four. IS.
W heat 81 S5@2 40. Corn, 7S61s0. Oats, 65,d966
Rio coffee, 9a25. Cotton, 13al35s. Mess pork,
s22. Lard, l3A. Bacon nominal. Green meats
and bulk meats unchanged Whisky in bond
30@S2. Hogs 514961z gross.
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A MEETING of the Robertson Associa.
ton will be held at the Office Of the
Nashville Life Insurance Company, Over
ton Building, Cherry street, at P. NJ,
Monday evening. All members are in
vited 20 attend.
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ANOTHER FIRE.-Another fire broke
out last night in the fruit and toy store of
Messrs. Cauvin and Fugazzi, No SO Cherry
street. The FIRE originated in the cellar,
bat was put out without much damage
being done.
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Tar INDIAN FooT RACE.-The Indian
Deerioot ran the fifteen miles over the
heavy race track yesterday in an hour and
a hall, and had three minutes and thirty
seconds 10 spsre.
Deerioot and Smoke will run against
houses on Christmas day for a purse Of
$3.50.
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Economy of Fuel.

The Charter Oak Wood Cooking Stove is
acknowledged by all who have used it to be a
great economiser of fuel We have on hand a
number of them for sale Also, large and
varied stock of Household Furniture. etc, at
prices lower than any other establishment in
the city. Call and examine.
CHAs. MEIs Co.,
81 Broad ST., Sign of the Red Flag.)
1vu
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New Marriage Guide.

An essay for young men, on Physiological Err
rors, Abuses and Diseases, incidentto youth and
early manhood, which creates impediments to
MARRIAGE. with sure means Of relief Sent
in sealed letter envelopes. free Of charge. Ad
dress DR.. J. sKILLIN H0UGHTON. Howard
Association. Philadelphia, Pa
san0e o..
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FoR a Christmas Present, so or send TO
the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine
Agency and get Wheeler q Wilson Ma
chine, which took the highest premium
and only gold medal at the Paris Exposi-
ton in 1867 and in 1861: at the World $
Fair, London, in s62; aud al international
aud national State and county fairs and
mechanic institutes innumerable.
SO North Cherry, Nashville, Tenn.
dec22 lw
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: The Healing PooI. ana House OF
Mercy. - Howard Association Reports, for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE.
and the Errors. Abuses and Diseases which de-
stroy the manly powers. and create impedimenis
to Marriage. with sure means Of relief Sent
sealed letter envelopes. free ofchArse. Adore
DR.. J. sKILLIS HOUGHT0N, Howard Asso-
ciation. Philadelphia. Pa. mayl9 I'm
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THE PoLCE-We must say that the
police force on yesterday, during the bois-
terous negro gathering, behaved with COM
mendable zeal in preventing difficulties
and disturbance. They were untiring in
their efforts TO preserve order.
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EXTRA BEEvFs.-Mr. Matt Anderson, Of
Whites Bend, sold yesterday 10 Messrs.
Jenkins q Bro, butchers, three beeyes
grown by him, one four year old steer
weighing 1876 pounds, a three year old
steer weighing 1910 pounds, and five
year old COW weighing 400 pounds. The
price obtained was 6Sa7lo gross.
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REPLY

Mrs. II. G. ScovEL, Secretary Of the Pro-
festant Orphan Asylum; Madame-Beliey-
ing it TO be our christian duty to do all
we can to dry up the tears and soothe the
sorrows Of orphanage, We propose to repeat
our concert at some early day, with an
entire change of programme, the proceeds
to be devoted to the support of the
orphans under your charge
J. 9. ROMANS,
Leader of Choir of lst c. P. Church.
Nashville, Dec. q, 1867.
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The most acceptable Christmas or New
Years gift that you can give to your wife,
sweetheart or friend is one of Gisr's beau
tifll colored Pearltypes or Photographs.
Call and see those fine specimens at No.
45 Union street. decl5 2W
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London adyiees of yesterday quote
United States 5-20s at ~ 3~I6.
Exchange on New York was taken by
the banks yesterday at discount, and sold
by them at par.
Nashville corporation checks were bought
at Csc discount.
There was but little doing in govern
ment bonds or uncurrent money.
The sales of Southern State bonds in
New York on the 18th inst. were as fol-
lows:
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To close business, We are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock Of Fine
Groceries, Wines, Brandies Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PAEDoLFINI & RIVA,
jan10 u North Cherry street.
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CRowDED.-Much Of our miscellaneous
local is crowded out to-day in consequence
of the lengthy report of the negro gather
ing on Yesterday.
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STEALING ToBACCo.-Three little negro
boys were arrested on yesterday evening
with lot Of fine chewing tobacco and
cigars, which they we're trying 70 sell at
less thaa one iinh value, They will be
tried in the Police Court to morrow morn>
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Cor Hrs ARM BRoKE-A soldier climbed
a tree outside the race course to see the In
dian race, and fell 10 the ground, breaking
his arm. He was carried off in a wagon.
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A MATCH game of bass ball between the
Contest and Attempt Clubs, yesterday, re-
suited 10 a score of forty-three for the Con-
test aud twenty-five for the Attempt
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DIFFICULTY BETWEEN DETECTIVE
CHEArHAM AND INSTRUMENTATION
yesterday evening Detective Joe Cheatham
and Geo. w. Patterson, Of the Metropoli-
tan Police force, met near the corner Of
Cherry and Cedar streets, and quarrel en-
sued. Mr.. Cheatham nsed abusive Language,
and the policeman struck him blow in
the face. Cheaiham used bis cane 20 re.
turn the blow, when the parties we're ar
rested They will be tried tomorrow.
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WAKE UP! WAKE UP!
Read the News of the Day,
DRYGOODs MERCHANTS ARE GET
TING UNEASY AND NERVOUS.
WHAT'S the Natter Who's Hursg

n0WN WITH HIGH PRICES RALLY
IL around the store Of q. RICE a ca
They will sell Goods this month cheaper than
ever; have Just received another large lot from
Bankrupt Sales. New i ork. and will give their
customers :he benefit Of H.
BianketsH Bianketsi HlRnhetsf-No
more lying under the bed 10 keep warm. 90 10
q. RICE 4 cos. 81 College street. and get you
a good pair Double Blankets at 81 SO.
Shawls and ClOaks viii be sold for les.
than half the manufacturers prices.
Greatest Inducements given in Dress Goods,
TO enable you 20 buy Christmas presents for your
daughters and friends. which are cheap, pretty
and useful.
Some Of the Drygoods Merchants are swearing
on account OF our exposing their high pricea.
II cannot be helped however
q. RICE 4 CO are bound to keep no the
swearing ali this season. Blow high or blow
low, our splendid stock Of goods will be sold.
Call quick and get your supplies, and We viii
sstonish you in prices. Our frm reads.
g. RICE a co,
81 College street.
A Fine FAMILY CARRIAGE for sale. Call
at q. Rice & Co.'S. dec3 itn
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Musical Concerts.

Mr. ]. B. ROMANS The lady managers
of the Protestant Orphan Asylum are
DESTROYS to have you repeat the concert, so
highly spoken of, given by the choir of
the Cumberland Church. for the benefit of
their institution, at as early an opportunity
as may be convenient.
Ia behalf of the managers,
Mas. II. q. ScovEL, Secretary.
Nashville, Dec. Dist, 1867.
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NEW YORK, Dec. q. Money easy and steady;
6G7c for call loans. Sterling l0SlOZ for gold
frat class bills. Gold steady, opening at 1895.
deciinedto 1881, and closing at IS{z- Govern :
ment stocks shade Grrner. Coupons 81 1lZ<
@ll2%. DO. 62IOsLl8lO 1857: do 81 I051pfG105tZ
Do 70 I05ZGI055z; DO new l05Gl031l; do ~
I0IIalO3IS: n sCs 10I359lO15z: 7-S0sl043{9lO4zz
Stocks active and firm. Canton $685.; Cum
berland Z7ISG32s. Wells Express 49,; Ameri-
can 40 =71zG7s; Adams do 50SS05<: United
states 7g1l; We7tern Union TELEGRAPH 3Gl837;
Quicksilver 1894 MarpOsa 1885,; Pacific
Central ll71z9u75s Erie 731S975zz: Hudson
l3l5zsl3l9<; Reading s42499s5z; Old Tennessee
a fFlS- uRw Ggl<
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Books FOR HoUDAY PRESENTS. -
Among the numerous articles selected for
Christmas and New-year's presents none
are more appropriate than a well-writien
book Our friends W. T. Berry & Co., on
the Public Square, have on hand a select
and choice assortment Of such, and we re-
commend those Of our readers who are
looking around for something elegant as
a holiday gift, TO young or old, to give
then, call. The most handsome works,
10 typography and binding, that we have
lately seen, are "Irving's Sketch-Book," "
designed for bridal presents and the new
and racy work Of "The Queens o. Ameri-
can Society" which contains portraits Of
some OF Tennessee's fair and accomplished
daughters.
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REMEMBER the great auction sale OF
boots and shoes tomorrow morning, com
mencing at half-past nine o'clock, at &c
North College street.