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Capt THOMAS s. HAYS. having purchased al
istsrest in the UKIoN AND DISPATCH. becomes
from this date one Of It's prOprietors. The firm
name Of the new concern will be JONES. HAYS
4 Co.. By whom the business Of the establish
mont will be continued as heretofore. at the old
stand. corner Church and Cherry streets. oppo-
site the postoifco.
Capt. Hays was born and raised In this city,
sBd is well known for his courtesy and amiabli-
~ a. q gentleman. as well as for intelligence,
integrity and promptness as a man Of business.
lie will have charge Of the business department
Of tho office. and will be found in our counting
room.
Ths enu business Of the old frm having
passed into the hands Of the new. Capt Hays
will also settle that and will give all proper re-
ssipts and aoquitances.
Beiag fully prepared to 10 all kinds Of print
ing promptly and IN the best manner, the new
firm solicit continuance Of the liberal patron
6gs extended 10 the old.
January 10. 1868.
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HOlPKINsvILLE.

An Expression Of Thanks 60 Our Mer
chants and Citizens for the late Hes
FATALITIES.
At a meeting Of the returned excursion
lists held in Hopkinsyille, Kentucky, Sat
urday, june 9th, 1868, on motion Of g. A
Champlin, Thos. Green was called to IN,
chair, and A. G. Caruth appointed Score
tary.
Inc following genlleman were appointed
committee to draft resolutions expressive
Of the senseof the messing: j. w. MePber.
son, John G. Latham, S. E. Triee, Z. H
Hopper, Dr.. E. r. Cook, @. A. Champlin,
Gano Henry, Jno. N. Mills, G. V. Camp
bell, JOo. Phelps, j. L. Owen, H. G. Ca
ruth, Geo. V. Thompson, ". C. Graves and
John FeIaud.
After retiring for deliberaiion, the COM
mittee reported the following preamble
and resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, by the kindness and liberality
Of the merchants of Nashville, We have
recently enjoyed a pleasant visit TO said
city; and whereas, we desire TO express cur
appreciation Of the hospitality so gener-
ously extended, and the courtesy SO. grace
fully shown us, therefore be it
Resolved, LIST, That we tender 20 the
merchants and citizens Of Nashville our
hearty thanks for the grand and magni6-
cent banquet spread for our entertainment
in said city on the evening of the 4th inst,
and express the hope that this interchange
Of sentiment and good feeling may redound
TO the prosperity and commercial inter-
course Of the two sister States, Kentucky
and Tennessee.
Resolved, %, That the proprielors Of the
various hotels of Nashville, by the Urban
ity and attention displayed in our enter
tainment, have placed US under many obi
cations, and proved themselves worthy
agents 10 dispense the hospitality Of their
refined and beautiful city.
Resolved, 30, That to the Committees Of
Invitation and Reception, and through
them 10 the merchants of Nashville, we
hereby tender our sincere thanks, for the
politeness and attention shown us, and ex-
press the wish that the energy and enter
prise they are displaying in their business
affairs may be crowned with abundant and
lasting success.
Resolved, 4lh, That the President and
Directors, Chief Engineers, Conductors and
officers Of the Evansville, Henderson and
Nashville railroad and the EdgeGeld and
Kentucky railroad, by the care taken of
our safety to and from Nashville, and the
efforts made to render our trip pleasant end
agreeable, have shown themselves worthy
Of our commendation.
Resolved, 5th, That a copy of these
resolutions be furnished TO the Hopkins
vile Conservative and the city papers of
Nashville, for publication.
THos. GREEN, Chairman.
A. G. CARUTH, Secretary.
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SHOOTING ARRAY AT THE MAX,
WELL HOUSE.
Result of Railroad sarihe-NArrow

| Result OF n Railroad StFike-NRFroW
I Escape.
A shooting affair, which came near being
Of a serious nature, occurred Immediately
in front of the Maxwell House on Cherry
street, yesterday afternoon, at about half
past four o'clock, between Jack Rea, famil-
liarly known as Cabbage Rea, and Mi
chael Quinn, one of the strikers in the
Northwestern i'abroglio
The facts, az near as ascertained, are
about as follows; Quinn, who was under
the effects Of liquor, was standing on the
| sidewalk in conversation with some gentle
men, when Rea approached from the d.
rection of Charch street, evidently with
the purpoae of passing them peaeeably.
Quinn observing hiE, made some remark
to Rea, which was not heard by his COM
panions, and at the same time drew his
pocket-knife and started toward Rea. The
latter instantly whipped out small pistol
Of the Smith & Wesson patent aud dis
charged the contents Of one of the barrels
in the breast Of Quinn, inficting an ugly
bat not serious wound, the ball entering
the breast about two inches above the left
nipple and rebounding. Quinn was taken
into the book -biRdery of j. G.. Fehr, where
his wound was properly attended 70, while
his antagonist was marched OIL 10 the court
Of Justice Mathews and admitted 10 bail
10 the sum Of $200e, to appear for trial this
morning, with Morris Clark and Commits
siOner Grant IA securities.
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PoLIcE CoURT, June 10, 186l.-Cora
Phelps, passing counterfeit twenty dollar
note, turned over TO Justice of The Peace.
Thomas Dowd, using language calcuIated
to provoke a breach of the peace, dis.
charged.
John Darrell, drunk on street, 50.
Michael q, Connolly, assault and bat
terry, So. Same, carrying concealed wea-
pons, SIS.
Emma Harrington, using abusive and
indecent language, discharged.
ELI Walker, larceny Of white zinc, value
IS, No prosecutor appearing, he was dis
charged. -s
Amelia Armstrong, larceny of bolt OF
calico and hat, discharged.
@. Adolphus, committing nuisance at
st. Nicholas Varieties, discharged.
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WE were shown, on yesterday, one of the
rarest pieces of workmanship and genius,
in the shape of a very beautiful fan, made
by convict, now confined in the Missis-
sippi penitentiary at Jackson, that we have
ever seen. Constructed of the most beau
tiful and purest of white pine, and made
entire from one single and solid piece, it ex-
hibits a rare genius which should, at least,
be encouraged. 1t was sent to Mrs. NJ. A.
Galceran, of this city, by relative and
friend in Jackson
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Picnic AT SHELRYvILLE.-The young
people of Shelbyville are TO have grand
picnic and bran dance, at Oakland Grove,
one and half miles north Of that place,
on the 18th inst. The services of an ex-
cellent band Of musicians have been secured
and jovial time is anticipated by the
beauty and the chivalry.
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The New York Times of the Sth inst
makes the following statement in regard to
the finances of the State
''The finances of Tennessee, by the re-
cent extra tax law and the established abil-
| lily Of about two-thirds Of the railways Of
the State 10 meet their interest promptly,
are also gradually improving, and after the
July dividend upon the State debt, (which
we understand has been arranged TO be
paid promptly at the Fourth National
Bank, they will he, It il hoped, entirely
self-sustaining. The Financial Agent of
the State, now in New York, has been
offered all sufficient temporary assistance
to bridge over any deficiency which may
| occur from the non-collection uf the new
taxes or the defaults of acme of the rail
road Companies, 10 meet his duly interest.
And although this may not exceed few
hundred thousand dollars, be has II in con
temptation, under recent authority from
the Legislature and the instructions Of the
Governor and State Treasurer, in order 10
repay such advance and 10 leave a working
balance in the Fourth National Bank. 10
make a revenue loan for $500, 900 or SGOO.-
600 having at least five years To run, and
at a rate Of interesi IN gold or currency
Rhieh viii render the new bond desirable
investment at par. .-a
The New York Times Of the Sab inst.
says .r+.-
The general trade Of the week past vas
moderate "a usual at this season Of The year
10 the line Of drygoods, In general mer-
chandise a good business continues, eape-
eiAlIy In the staple foreign articles--of su-
gars, teas, coffee, etc, upon which the cus-
tens payments for the week we're large.
Ia domestic prodnce the canal receipts are
Improving, and the export movement abont
the same as last year. The specie export
keeps up on heavy scale, chiefly 10 set
tIement Of credits against East and West
India merchandise and 10 defray the ex-
penses OF American travellers abroad. The
remitiances for the foreign drygoods inter
est are also probably ahead Of this time
las; year, owing 70 the larger preparations
for the flli trade, the prospects Tor which
look encouraging. The price Of gold does
not advance on the export movement for
the reason that there isno lack Of supply
for all commercial purposes and no want
Of confidence IN the currency, the political
sItuation or the stability Of the public
credit 70 authorize excessive speculation
Cor contingent rise in gold. The eonse
quenee is q very dull gold room and
disposition among some Of its members 70
abandon the business for more active
scenes Of speculation.
The import entries Cor ihs pas week
amount 20 q - % 40 against tbe total en-
triss = ~ 225 6s5 same week last year
The export elearanceso OF domestic prodnce
aniount to 4,225, 6S5, against 81, 4S7 Sg9
same week last wear The customs OF the
week are 81, rs, 600. The receipts Of cot
ton, coastwise and by railroad, are 1904
bales
The gold valaes Of .he import entries Of
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OUR AGENTS.

JOHN W. FAX0N, Of the Northern Bank
Of Tennessee is our authorized agent at Clarks-
willie. Tonnossse. % rscsive-and receipt for sub
soriptions and Advertisements for the Union AND
DIsPATCH.
s. d. ROZRLL. Of Franklin, Is our author
ired agent Cor Williamson and adjoining coun-
ties, 70 receive and receipt for subscriptions to
the UEIoR AND DisPATCH.
DIR. J. B. MATTHEWS, Druggist Odd Fell
iOvs Hall Duilding. Woodland street, is our
authorized Agent to receive aBd receipt for ad-
verlising and subscriptions in Edge6eld. Orders
delivered TO him viii be promptly attended to.
He will also keep the Daily UNoE AND DIS
= TCu on sale.
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information in =. s. Circuit
Court, Mid. Dis. Tenn.
APRIL TERN. 1868

APRIL TERN. 1853
no. 10A-Uhited States ". eight boxes aud
FIVE eaddies Of Tobacco.
w HRRRAS, e. MCP. SMITH, ESQ. At
w toruey Of the United States for said Ills-
trict has filed his information n aid COgft,
on behalf Of the United Stakes aud 81 an per
sons c0pe9rnea against eight boxes and i've
eaddies OF tobacco. 81. Ayre. reputed owner,) al
leging, among other ffhines. that said tobacco
was seized as forfeited 70 The United States, fQr
the causes IN said Information eh.gsa
-. IN obsiience 70 The menltlen
"a fne Court 70 iae directed and deliYsFeas o..
hereby give public notice eall peIsShs claiming
SAID pToReEty. or knowing OF haEing anything
20 sag Why the same should net be condemned
as forfeited. and that they DO and apPear before
said Circuit Court. 70 be holden N the Federal
Court Room, ia the Capitol al Nashville Ten.
nessee ON the 29th day Of June, az 10
o'clock A. ~ then ana there 10 inteTposs their
claims 4. r. GLASC00K,
Juno l4t M d. 4.
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THE MAILS ON THE NORTHWESTERN
RoAD.-The stOppage of the trains on the
Northwestern railroad and the consequent
suspension of the mails on the line, is a
very serious inconvenience to the public
dependent upon it for these facilities. Col.
James White, U. s. Mail Agent, we under
stand, called upon the Receiver yesterday,
and demanded of him to carry the mails
as the law requires. Gen. Innes, we learn,
gave the. agent no satisfaction, and the mat
ter has been laid before the Department at
Washington, and before Gov. BrownIow at
Knoxville. Within few days at farthest,
we shall hear the determination of these
authorities, and we trust that the postal
service on the road will he resumed very
soon.
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.Ho,els. tayerns, livery stables, omni-
buses. hacks, vehicles run for pay, express
wagons. drays, horse, mule or cattle deal
era. brewers. claim aRents, butchers, law
yefs. physicians, dentists and surgeons
Who charge for serglues--arehilectss Sivil
engineers, plumbers and gas filters, are sub.
ject 70 the tax recently levied BY the Board
- fA,sts.t.. f.-s.....saa-s-s- .
y. -. -. as.sUners, wnacn ttagethei
with the Stale tax due by delingsr.ssl mas
be paid 6or.l,si.s 10 avoid toe penalty o.
double taxes. The Clerk can give no in
diligence when licenses expire; they mnsI
be renewed promptly.
june5-lw +. l.. NICHoL, Clerk.
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MARROW EsCAPE-A little son of Mr..
HQugb, a conleptioneF doing business on
North College street, was knocked down
yesterday afternoon, by the horse attached
to the Eclipse hose carriage, and barely
escaped horrible death. The wheel of
the vehicle passed over his hair, and shaved
considerable quantity from his head.
Parents shQuIa Keep stricier eye upon
their little ones, for snoh escapes are only
providential.
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ine 10 preaerye ne neaee.

Fisk SCHOOL EXHIBITION To-NGHT.-
The colored pupils Of the Fisk School give
an entertainment tonight at Masonic Hall,
consisting OF vocal and instrumental music,
tableaux, literary exercises, gymnastics in
costume, aud legendary drama, entitled
waking Of Nieodemus." Admission so
and rs cents.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

Hereafter the price OF single copies Of
the UNION AND DISPATCH at the counter
will be FIVE CENTS, and it will be sold TO
newsboys and dealers 40 that they can sell
at this price.
PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS
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ZOE CREAM.

We can furnish Ice Cream of the best quality
either wholesale or retail. to Pic mics. Parties.
private families, or to all persons wishing the
same. at most reasonable rates. We have com
pleted all our arrangements. and will be pre-
pared to Gil all orders at short notice.
RS- We also keep on hand fne assortment
of the best imported Wines and Liquors. with
a large stock of the best and freshest Confee-
tioneries to be had in the city.
JOHN FUGAZZI,
aprls 2m No. 80 North Cherry street. = =
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SPECIAL NOTICES. al
2 HUNTINGDON ~
Nos NORTH sHERRY srnEEr.


Has on hand all Che new Simmer
STYLES, in white Duck SUITS; Drap
D'ete FrOeks and Sacks; new shades
ia Cashmere Skeleton Suits /; brown
Duck and Tan Linen SHIFTS striped
Linen and Searsneea Suits; new styles
In Chetoit walking Salts; Boys Bis
mark and Garabaldi SHIFTS, in brown
and white Duck, striped Alpaca and
cheek Linen; Boys School and Dress
Suits, In light Cashmere, English
Flannel, brown and check Linen; ele-
giant Marseilles Vests; fine Furnish
ing Goods, perfect fitting Shirts,
Gloves, Suspenders, all styles Ties,
Trunks and Bags,
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SUMNER CLOTHIEG.-Morris PoEsrs
st us Geg store adjoining the Union and
Dispatch Block and opposite the Maxwell
House, has received and will continue TO
receive, the most complete assortment OF
summer clothing yet brought 70 this sity,
which be oAers g low as the lowest. His
llnen alpacas, silk lustre, dral pete, grass
linen suits are unsurpassed. He asks an
eTa1.si...::...ion Of his stock and prices.
eod-2g.
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RE7OYERNs.- -0aplain Moreau Blake
more, conductor on the shelbyTille accom-
mediation, who had the misfortune to break
his leg last Saturday, we are glad to learn,
is ia fair way Of recovery.
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A. Nelson 4 Co. are in the market with
a number Of lots that will suit any fancy
Ewing's addition, West Nashville, North
Nashville and Edgefeld, conlribute TO tho
assortment. Call and see.
The Parlor Italian Opera Troupe will
give Two splendid entertainments in this
city on Friday and Saturday evenings Of
this week, at the New Theater. g.
See assirneels nniices In hankrnntcy.
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Gold iswithout change. The following
are the New York quotations of yesterday :;
Opened at 1893, was 1891 at 1920, 1894 at
lO;4O, 1899 at noon, closed at 1899 at P.
NJ. The rates here were 139 buying and
1898 selling.
Government securities are q shade lower.
The following are yesterdays New York
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A. G. CARUTH, Secretary.

THE RACES YEsTERDAY.-The racing
at the park yesterday afternoon was, for an
irregular meeting, a decided success. A
considerable crowd was in attendance,
many Of our merchants abandoning the
monotonous walls Of the counting-room for
an hours sport on the turf. The weather
was delightful and the track in excellent
condition. At the word ego" the amateur
Jehus slackened the rains Of the impatient
"bloods" and they dsrted of in a trice,
raising the dust and getting their mettle
up TO considerable height. The follow
ing is The results
First race; trotting mile and repeat to
harness-Won in two straight heats by
butchers b. m. Little. Time, 3:05-3:05.
Second race pacing mile and repeat to
harness-Won in two straight heats by
Futcher's C. <. Gen. Duncan. Time, $40
-2:45.
Third race; trotting, amateur match,
mile and repeat TO harness-Won by Maj.
Atkins b. m. Peerless Time, 3:l5-3:l5.
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THR Union n. z. Sabbath School con-
template a steamboat excursion down the
river, at the close Of the schools on the Both
instant.
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PEACE WARRANT.-Jusiice Mathews
on yesterday bound Margaret Powers over
in bond of $500 to keep the peace one
year toward her husband, Jas. Powers.
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PAID OFF.-The employees Of The Nash
vile and Chattanooga railroad received
their pay for the month Of May, on yester-
daV.
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SCHOOL VACATIoNs can be probably
Used to learn WRTTING, BO0K-KEEFnss,
and PHoNoaRAPHY, with j. w. DoLBEAR,
80 Cherry street. june 9-2t-*
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Peddling meats groceries, OF provisions
from waeORs in Nsshvills, is vicinity, or in
Edgshsld, are notified that tho penaliv fo'
not taking o1t State or county license :,
Peddlers, viii be rigidly enforced mice
The Law is Immediately complied with.
p. l.. NIcHoI,
Clerk Davidson County Court
iune Div
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FIsTcuFF.-A pugilistie encounter be-
tween a Teuton and an Emerald Islander,
both somewhat Che worse for wine, occurred
at the driving park yesterday afternoon.
No damage done save to their shirts and to
Mr.. Nick Mclaughlin OF the Deiuge Fire
Company, who got loored while attempt
ing to preserve the peace.
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A HEAITHY JURY.--Five lawyers we're
members Of one Of the iuries in the Cir
emit Conrt yesterday. The case heard by
them occupied iust Eve minutes.
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MORRIS PowERs has the best and cheap
est shirts and furnishing goods to be found
10 this market, and warrants them to give
satisfaction. eod-2g
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CoNJuaAL DIsAFFECTI0N.-The case
of Fred Roads, charged with assault and
battery on his wife, was compromised be-
fore Esquire Mathews yesterday.
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No FIRE.-The alarm Of i.e given yes
lsriay afternoon, at haltpast five o'clock;
vas occasioued BY the loud ringingof lO-
eomOtiTe bell.
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10 BusIness Men and Advertisers
GRnpraIEW.

The UNION AND DIsPATCH Job Rooms
have just been supplied with large add
tious Of the latest and best styles Of type,
rendering our facilities for the execution Of
plain and fancy job printing, at the lowest
rates. by Ear the most eomplete IN the city
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TIE LOUISIANA CAsE.-The Woodlolk
case vas given to the Jury yesterday morn
lng, and the jury, % a matter Of course, Is
hung.
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ENGINES AND BOILERS.

I ANF 4 BODILY SAW MILLs-0EEAT
Il "a reduction in prices. Ws 1ro ur.r-.r lur
sale az reduced prices. iasg' lot oi first rlpsa
portable Engines, Stationary canine and
Boilers. az follows One Stationary Iuriun
without boiler, iuriy horse power. ono Station.
airy Engine, without boiler, ton hossr power.
one pair Double Engines. bily horse power. aII.
two boilers. each twenty fr.. Iug. fl-t.. i.eHH.
diameter; one extra large l'vr'l Ir tr .rrr ...
BY 10 inch cylinder one laren Portable Eu..u.
~ y 10 lnch cylinder two Portable EuTrH. .
by IL inch CYLINDER AIs0. severed I.fun. I...I
ley saw Mills, With the improved wr0irHf r.I
head blocks and solid iron frnmts
JOHN J.. DALE. Agent
With }. y. PAULA go.
octl q 90 s.. Market SO. Nashville, Tenn.
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Two OFFENsBs. -Fhos. Morgan was
Gned $40 ON yesterday, by Justice Mathews,
Cor contempt OF court aud breach Of the
peace.
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G. H II H X -
patent MitTe Boz.

rE,UR ATTENTION or CAEFENIEBs AND
Puillers = directed o. erie Niifsfnr Ma
.bi,e. a. being the most comp frtf ant s1fIs'fr-
tory inyonti0u q The klpd atf Stared 30 the
hi i deserving Of immoltiafs attontien a at
men who are ongsgcd a. eaTnRitsu, cabinet
or carri1ge makers.
Stare al Naeay q EfsHu. vest ta'e. 90 chs u il.
The rrios 4 20 loE A. 10 BRING Z wlthlmdts7
MACEY a BIiflsse a., Aeeat.
f.nIa ala vfm 1870
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order of the President,
Rnninnsn Chief Scrih


The foregoing document was sent to us
through rather mysterious channel on
yesterday, accompanied with delicate or
der to publish. Now we possess a consider
able degree of discretion, and above all
things would rather not incur the indigna-
tion of desperate men, therefore we quietly
acduieace
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Nor PAT McTIsuE-The mas men
toned in cur Police Court proceedings on
yesterday, as beisg drunk on the street,
was not our friend Pat McTigne, the gro
Gerry man doing business on College and
Whitesides streets.
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Sands delicious, Hight summer Ale
nc FOrsl's, for the season. mycg stood