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Id DAVIS.
FANCY DYING Am sCOUpIxa

ESrABLISHMENT, MARKET STREET
II between Monroe and Quincy, one door
above Hubbard & Bros Auction Rooms n
kinds Of Shawls, Dresses and Ribbons and
every description Of sink, Wooden ard Cor
ton goods, done At short notice and on rea-
sonahle terms Call and see specimsnG
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syttu advertisements.
Notice.

THE BOILERS OF WHEELING WILL
hold a meeting at their hall In Centre
Wheeling, THIS MORNING, at nine O'Clock
a a iPi IL 0foef OF the PREs1DEsr.
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WE heard yesterday that E. NJ. Nor
ton, Esq. of this city, had been nomi-
mated to the Senate as the United States
Marshal for West Virginia, and that
the nomination had been confirmed.
The news is not official, but is believed
to be entirely reliable. Mr.. Norton
started in at late hour as a candidate,
but he entered the lists with that ener-
gy which characterizes all his move
ments, and came out winner. The
Parkersburg Journal will therefore
take notice that, in the estimation oil
the "Powers that be" there was, after
all, one Office that could be compe.
tentIy filled outside of Parkersburg.
We are authorized to say that the
session of the U. S. Court will COM
mence here on Thursday next, the 1lth
inst. We confess that we are at loss
TO see how any business is TO be trans
acted, as there is yet no Marshal quail
fed to act, neither can there be by tina
time, we should think. OF course
therefore, there will be no Grand o.
Petit Jury.
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Fine Black Am
Ice Cream! Iee Cream !

AN NOW PREPARED To SUPPLY
cqstoners and the public with Ice Cream
s4eLuet ana SODA Water all of the very besss
quaIty. Also Cakes, large and sfnsII sy 80
attention ofthose PREPARING FOR
Stlss ana eSllYals, 10 my facilities for mr.
ntsnlng me oest refreshments incident 10
sucn OCCASIONS and at reasonable TIrirSe -
g.. CHAS. R. BEHLER
N. s29esecSor e G. A Swartz. 3 doors above
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MARRIED.

On the 18th OF April, at Elktou, Cecil coun-
". nd, by the Rev. Henry Matthews, Jos. A.
aASsoN, daus hter OF lanes HasSon Of Cecil
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9pefiaI AnftEes.
KEoKuK, Iowa, March 10, 1851
MIR @. n, oDBERT,

Ah- Y. ID, ODBERT,
STIR purchased when In Cincinnati two
bottles or your Vegetable Ambrosta and
having used IL, must say that It Is the
greatest hair restorer and grower of the day.
IL changed my hair to the original color and
- now growing nicely. Piease send me
one dozen bottles. Enclosed you will ind
ten dollars, which. IL too much Won can re-
turn TO me, and oblige
marl6 OF EtOopS, Brown a Co
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idept. will say to you as General
Grant said to a Southern man who con-
suited him as to what was best for him
to do: GO" he said. land Sc g the Re-
publican leaders in Congress; consult
with them; they have the power now"
You made mistake in consulting
with Democrats; the more you consult
with them the more exacting will the
majority in Congress become. The
South cannot count on any aid from
them; and the looking to them for as
sistance Will be the cause OF their de-
feat.
see around me everywhere eviden-
ces of the final triumph OF the cause
Less than two months ago the recon-
structiOn bill was passed, ana from All
parts of the country intelligence Is COM
ing up that the people Will accept II,
and will form constitutions in accord
ance with its provisions, as well as do
all other things required of them; and
believe that by the 4th of March next
the ten excluded States will be repre-
scented in Congress.
You are to discuss this question
among yourselves, and in doing this
there is one thing you ought to learn,
and that is that you have always been
too intolerant in matters of political
opinion. You have different churches,
and different forms of religious belief,
and you tolerate them, but in differ
| you have been exceedingly intolerant,
which / regard as a fault, and l trust
| this is also to pass away forever, and
/ that men of all creeds and shades OF
/ opinion will be permitted to come
among you and discuss with the same
freedom on political subjects as on any
other point of controversy. told you
1 WAS a radical Republican, but l am
not here tonight TO address Republic
can meeting, but am speaking to men
who differ with me, and 1 thank you
, for your kindness in listening to me.
We presume it would be difficult to
T imagine the feelings of the white
Virginians who listened to Sena-
tor Wilson's remarks. We are not
surprised to read that the speech was
greeted with applause by the colored
portion Of the audience" and by that
portion alone we are feft to infer. But
, nevertheless, as n break in the ice, il
will have good effect upon those who
listened ever so sullenly, and also upor
[ those who may read it with intense dis
gust and Indignation, las no doubt many
r of the Virginians will read it. We re-
member, however, that two years age
they put down their blinds to save
them from the disgusting sight of oul
3 dag and our troops. and that in due
r course Of time they recovered from thai
r qualmishness. Since that their eye.
, have seen several unwonted sights, in
, Guiding negro parades, in honor o
evacuation day. BY and by they
! will become accustomed to all thu
, peculiarities OF the universal yam
: kee race" Perhaps some o
3 them may yet learn to tall
? through their noses. Who can tell
We doubt not that the more philosophi,
3 of them are already prepared for any
change that may happen, and that will
: the apt and progressive editor of til,
q Dispatch, who used to vent such might,
> fulminations, some of them will at las
hail with pleasure any new step takel
! towards restoration
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FOR CINCINNATI.
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.

REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET,
The large side wheel steamer "Sr.
TeHe<AJAMES,s - 81. Blagg, Comman-
Is=&Ader, Chas. Reginer, Clerk, will
leave a. above on Monday, the 9Th inst, at
10 O'Clock a M
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
BOOTH, BATfELLE & CO.,
apISlt Agents.
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Trustees Sale
OfValuable Farming Land in Ohio Co

uAvING BEEN APPoINEED BY A
Ii decree of the Circuit Court for Ohio
county, w. Va, made and entered on the
9Th day of March, 1867, trustee In tie place
tru lee, in a certain deed Of trust made by A.
A. Allison on the LIST day OF May, 1851 and OF
record in the Recorders Office OF Ohio coun-
try, w. Va, In deed book Ma a. page 296; 1
shall on TUESDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF MAY
ls5I at 10 O'Clock, a m, sell at public auction
at the front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
county, w. Va, the land mentioned and de-
scrtbed in said deed OF trust, being tract or
parcel OF land containing 81 acres and a
four miles East OF the City OF wheeling. "
ing on the East fork of Long run south sidel
and being part of what Is known as the
PooThouSe farm.
TERMS OF sALE.-One-third cash, balance
In two equal payments at 6and u months,
Interest from day of sale-with good security
OF all cash-at purchasers option.
HAN1BAL FOkBES, Trustee.
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NORTHERN LINE STEAMER.

For Davenport, Dubuque and ST. Paul.
- The new and splendid side wheel
LsneS passenger steamer "DUBUOUE."
H-ACapt- J. w. Parker, will leave for
the above and intermediate ports on Thurs.
day 18th inst, at II o'clock
This boat has very fine accommodations
for deck passengers. Also for horses and
reshipping.
For Freight or passage. apply to
apr6-5t BOOTH, BATrELLE q CO ,Agts.
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FEEDERIcK DOUGLASS. renowned

-FREDEKICK DOUGLASS, renowned
throughout this country and Europe
as the foremost man of his race, and
known to thousands W no have read his
writings and heard his speeches, as one
of the remarkable men of the land,
without regard to color, will speak
this evening at Washington Hall. His
subject Will be Sources OF danger to
the Republic" We shall be disap-
pointed if those who may hear Mr..
Douglass tonight will not come away
from the hall with the conviction that
they have seldom listened to an orator
more capable of interesting and in
s;ructing Ru audience.
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A CARD.
Wanted.

A GENTls75 TO 500 PER MONTH.
IA everywhere, male and female, to intro.
duce throughout the United States the
GENUINE approved COMMON SENSE FAM
lily SEWING MACHINE This machine Will
stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt, bind, braid and
embroider in most superior manner Price
only SlS- Fully warranted for i've years We
Will pay $1,000 for any machine that will sew
stronger, more beautiful or more elastic
seam than ours. 1t makes the ELASTIC Lock
Sutch-" Every second stitch can be cut, and
sun the cloth cannot be pulled apart with
on6 tearing IL We pay agents from SO to
mission from which twice that amount can
be made. Address,
SEcoFfB & CO., Cleveland, Ohio.
CAUTToS.-Do not be imposed upon nv
other parties palmtng on worthless cast-iron
machines, under the same name or other
wise: ours is the only genuine and really
apr6-lmd - W.. .
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Quarterly Report

OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
" Bridgeport, Ohio, showing its condition
on the morning of the first Monday OF April,
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FOR CINCINNANI.

REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
The first-class passenger steamel
sGeS+ p" POTOMAC" Captain Charles
- Siuhleman, Chris Young, Clerk
will leave as above on Tuesday, 9Th Inst, at
o'clock, p. m. For freight or passage, apply
BOOTH, BATTELLE CO.,
apIs-2t Agt's.
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Notice.

Wheeling City and Montana cola ~, a
Sl II = aiming and Transportation Company
WI. VII please cal at the ONCE OF Booth. Bafs
ss.ls q Co. ana pay their subscriptions Irr
AkDIATELK, As there Is enough stock snh
sun5SrlDeo 70 justify the company In nrn
S - Lung % buzness- By order Of the Board
- NIeetoEN =. apr5-IR
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GreenWood CeInataru

A FURTHER INsTAL1IEST OF TFH
- Per cent on the Capital Stock Is reoutrrSs
70 De paid 70 the SECRETARY on or before AMI
10th, Instant By order Of the Bosrsi- %.t9'A1
aprs-id &C. BoNHAM, secy.
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Removal.

DR T. ]. KISNER HAS REMOVED
~ his ONCE from Sd street, Centre Wheel
Ing TO Monroe street, a few doors east OF the
Mcclure House, and 4doors west of Bookings
Drug Store. Residence-the house formly
Occupied by MI. Cecil, Market street Centre
Wheeling. ONCE hours TO y a, m. BIO
andT tn Up. m. aprS-stS
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Evening Dresses
Spring Shawls.

A Very HANDSOME AssoRTMENT
-, OF new Spring shawls, both American
anu Erench, Just opened.
APPS ]. 8. RHODES & co.
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WHITE LIME AND CEMENT.
Notice.

HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH Us IN
III the Carpenter and Lumber business.
ShaS. ID. Wilson, the name and styIe OF the
nfm VIII be DONEL, GREY & co. All per-
sons having claims against us are reuuested
10 present them Immediately, and those I'M.
deoted TO us Will please call and settle. a. we
wish 10 close our accounts as soon as posyibIe.
WEBBING. March LIST, 1867. apr5-iw
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Notice..
coLLLEcToR,s OFFICE,

COLLECTORS OFFICE.
~r r,yrr, MHEELESG, April Sd, 1857.
a IL INTERNAL REVENUE Tax Fog
S1a S ~ t1onIn o. February Is due. The bills
- , Low a1e out and ready. Taxpayers
NJ ~ notified to call at my office
fisrs ~ ~ Monroe street and pay the same.
ana the county Of Ohio, win Be- exuecfe15 and
.SQu1fed 10 pay their monthly and animal
or failure 70 pay the tax win subject n ~
rr.nquenB 10 the penalty prescribed by act az
49, b F. KELLEY,
aPI9-lW Collector
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Wanted.

So I'VE MEN" TO KNOW THAT THE
LAmerican Fire and Burglar Alarm, in
with the Travellers Burglar
Alarm, is the best selling and most money
invention of the age. What every
one needs, Perfect security against Fire and
Burglars. state and county rights for sale. Call
on or address, A. JAQUETT, General Agent.
at Grant House. Wheeling. w. Va apIS-2Le
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List of Letters.

ETTERs REMAINING UNCLAISIEDIN
IL the Post Ofice ut Wheeling, State OF
West Virginia, on the Sth day OF April
II not called for within one month, they viii
be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
All letters advertised are subject TO an eK-
ira charge of one cent. Persons calling Tor
them win please be prepared with the neees-
saTy change.
say they are advertised, and give date OF list.
n. B.-A REQUEST for the RETURN of a
Letter to the writer, II unclaimed within 80
days or less, written or printed, with the
writer's name, Post 0Dtee and State, across the
left-hand end OF the envelope, on the face
side, will be compiled with at the usual pre-
paid rate of postage, payable when the letter
Is delivered to the writer. Sec. IS, Law of
1858.
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- ctnes ofthe day for sale ~ O1FsEEs4sSs
Prescription Store, end OF Stone Rridee-
sePls - - - !. .
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THEATRE Washington Hall.
FRANK wHIrCHER ......

The World Renowned Tragedian and com
medienne, Mr.. McKEAN and Miss vIRGl
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SHAWLS,

IN elegant and veE9 choice stock OF
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LAUGHLIS,s INFANT CORDIAL.

n1arI6
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-10-03
SE1BRlRp gNI,No

ipY virtue of one writ of venditio-
u nj exponas to me directed from
the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Lincoln county, Tenn, / will, on
Monday, October tn, 1867,
offer for sale to the highest bidder,
for CASH, at the courthouse door
in the town of Fayetteville, all
the right, title, claim, and interest
that u B. and @. g. Cdrty have
in and to one HOUSE AND LOT
situated In the town of Fayette-
vile, Lincoln county, Tennessee,
and bounded On the East by w.
n. Wright, On the North by a
public alley, on the West by q
main street running South, and on
the South by a lot belonging to
the heirs of JoelJ Jones, deceased,
known as the Catharine Carly
dover, containing about three
fourths of an acre, more or less.
This levy includes all the interest
that said j. B. and G. b. Carly
have in said dover of Catharins
Carly. Levied on by me, at the
suit of Bransford, McWhirter &
20. against j. B. and G.. b. Carly.
w. f. TAYLOR,
septl2 Sheriff.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-10-03

@ The election, "So-called,'
in Nashville last Saturday, was a
more consummate farce, if possible,
than the one held early in August,
when cheating and knayery re-
tanned Brownlow in the Office of
Governor. A. E. Alden, a man
possessing neither residence nor
property in Nashville, and hence
having no interest in the welfare
of the city, was elected Mayor by
a poll of about ten to one-the
white tax-paying citizens general
ly refusing to vote. Negroes
were brought by the carload from
adjoining counties, and voted
Gen. George III. Thomas, as was
expected, sustained the Radicals,
and Brownlow's militia took pos
session of the places of voting on
Friday, the day before the election !.
A more disgraceful outrage was
never enacted, than this bummers'
reyel.
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Wdnted--Auents.

NNO introduce the STAR SHUTTLE
l. SEWING MACHINE. an entirely new
invention, unlike any other sewing machine
in the world. Patented March 18th 1867
It uses two threads, and makes the genuine
LOCK STITCH, alike on both sides, that
will not rip or unravel. All other low-priced
machines make the CHAIN STITCH. 1t COM
bines simplicity, durability, aud beauty, is as
large as other frsi-class machines, and viii do
every variety OF family sewing and tailoring
In order to introduce our new and novel ma
chire as rapidly as possible, We propose TO
furnish them complete with one shuttle. ex-
ira bobins, full set of needles. oil can. screw
driver, directions, ETC., etc-at the low price
of $25. Each agent supplied With copy of
Letters Patent.
Ii. N. BEACH & CO.. General Agents
294 Second street, near Madison,
Memphis, Tenn.
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A MAN OF A THOUSAND.

a CONS MPT1 CURED.
nR. II. JAMES, a retired physician oil
~ great eminence, discovered, while in
the East Indies, certain cure for Consump-
tion, asthma. Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
General Debility. The remedy was discov-
ere by him when his only child. daughter,
was given up to die. His child was cured,
and is row alive and well. DESTROYS of ben
citing his fellow mortals, he will send to
those who wish it the receipt, conta ming full
directions for making and successfully using
this remedy. free, on receipt Of their names,
With two stamps to pay expenses. There 10
not single symptom Of Consumption that It
does not az once take hold of and dissipate.
Might swests, peeyishDess, irritation of the
nerves. failure Of memory. difficult expecso-
ration, sharp pains In the lungs. sore throat,
chilly sensations, nausea at the stomach, in
action Of the bowels, wasting away of the
muscles. @The writer viii please state
the name Of the paper they sss this adver-
tsement 10. Address
.CRADDOCK q CO.,
1882 Race st., Philadelphia, Pa.
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Chancery Land Sale

I'm Monday, the 7M day of Ocso-
u Der, l867-in obedience to q
decree of the Chancery Court, pro-
nounced at the August term,
1866, and revived at the August
term, 1867, in the case of George
B. Boyles, Administrator, &C., Us.
R. FL. G. Bagley and others-I
will offer for sale at the court
house door in the town of Fay.
etteville, to the highest bidder,
several TRACTS OF LAND, be-
longing to the estate of John r.
Boyles, decd, situated in Lincoln
county, Tennessee, on Pea Ridge,
containing about l 200 acres.
TERMs:-Said Land will be sold
on a credit of one and two years,
except five per cent, which will
be required in CASH. Notes with
two or more good securities will
be required of the purchaser, and
a lien retained until the purchase
money is paid.
R.. FARQUHARSON,
augaO- (sept5l G. d ~
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A Gard from Col. Nicks.

"A tdfO-1FOm COl. NlcKS.
Mr.. Wdllace-DEARs SIR :--It is i
an unpleasant thing to me to send
a card to any paper for publica-
ton, but certain things have &C.
CURED in this place that makes
it necessary for me to do so. tits
rumored and perhaps believed byl
some persons in this county, that
/ sent Lieutenant Mankin after
Joseph Rodgers. Lieutenant Man
kin and four of his men came to
my house on last Sunday was a
week ago. He said he had been
sent by authority to find me and
to ascertain if | had found out
who rocked the Registers office,
and also to protect me Unnecessary.
| told him that had not ascertain
ed who threw the rocks, and told
him that had been at home every
night since | mad been rocked,
and at present I did not think l
needed any protection, as the Sher-
iff and many leading men Of the
Conservative party had said to me
they would protect me. He told
me to 60 back to the office, which /
did. There was nothing said be-
tween US about Joseph Rodgers or
any other person. / asked him
where he was going to from my
house, as / did not need him
He said he had some business at
Tullahoma and he was going there.
| do not know Joseph Rodgers
never seen him in my life. l do
not know young Cone nor Saw
yer. / have never had anything
to do with that matter. / was
accused of writing a letter to the
Press and Times about the difficult
Itysin the 18th District, which
was false. ] know nothing about
who wrote the letters; did not
know that such a letter had been
written until / seen it in the Press
and Times. Mr.. Wallace, | have
never written any letter to Gov.
Brownlow, or Gen. Cooper, or the
Press and Times in my life. Du-
ring the war | never reported
any person to the army, always
doing all / could to save my
neighbors from harm or oppression,
always using my influence in their
behalf when called on to do so.
When Capt. Grisham came here
"a friend of mine feared that he
had said too much, and sent a gen.
tleman to me to see Capt. Grisham
about the matter, which / did,
and all went off smooth. The
friend spoken of and myself DIFF !
fer in politics but not as neighbors. |
This has always been my course
in life, to assist my fellow man.
Whether I am entitled to any
thanks, l leave the community to
judge. A. T. NICKs.
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aN- The October number Of

RE. The October number Of
the Sabbath School Gem is q gem
indeed. 1t is handsomely illus
trated, besides being well filled
with interesting and useful read
ing for the Juveniles. This little
monthly is published in Nashville
under the auspices of the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church, at
so cents q year-10 to % copies,
40 cents each. Address Rev.
T. c. Blake, D. D., editor and
proprietor.
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ChancePy Land Sale

IN Wednesday,, the 18th day of
U October, l867--in obedience to
a decree of the Chancery Court pro-
nounced at the August term, 1867,
in the case of W. d. Gill sod Others
Is. Thomas j. Gill and otbers-I
will attend on the premises, and offer
for sale TO the highest bidder, the
following TRACT OF LAND, sill
uated in Lincoln county, Tennessee,
10 Civil District No. 10, known and
described in the bill as the tract
purchased by w. d. & Samuel w.
Gill from their father, James B,
Gill, decd, containing so acres.
Terms Said Land will be sold
on credit Of one, Two, and three
years, except 10 per cent, which,
will be required 10 CASH. Notes
With two or more good securities
will be required Of the purchaser,
and a lien retained on the Land un-I
III the purchase money is paid.
&. FARQUHARSON,
sept5 c. On
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-10-03

~ Mr.. W. N. Moore, of
Norris Creek, has placed On our
table the largest Sweet Potato we
have yet seen. 1t measured 133
inches in length, 133 in circum-
ference, and weighed 4 pounds
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Sales Of Land!

E& Executors, Administrators,
ETC, solio may desire Aeir adrertise-
aaeats Of land sales to appear IN the
OBSERVER, aoiU haze Meir scishes
complied scitt, ace Suppose, Iymen-
tioaing their desire to The Clerk of
the Court, or tie attorney having
charge Of The case.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-10-03

Two men in Paris, ILL.,, who
periled their lives to save a drown
ing woman who had leaped from
the bridge, were severely abused
by her sister that they did not let
her drown.
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~ We had the pleasure.
Monday, of greeting our old friend
Mr.. Geo. j. Goodrich, of the house
of S. d. Spurlock & Co, Nashville.
This is one of the most reliable
firms in the city, being prompt, en-
ergetic, and with an abundant
financial ability to meet all of its
liabilities. Bagging and Rope
constantly on hand, and Cotton re-
ceived, stored, and sold according
10 instructions.