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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-13
DEATH oF eEN. LEE.

a The telegraph announces the death of
Gen. Robert Z. Lee. This too sad intel
Hgenee viii be Eeceived by the civilized.
world with the deepest regret This truly
distinguished man has established char
acter so grand, a reputation so
pure and sloiless; he was pos
sessed of a soul so brave and SO generous,
with all the meekntss of Christian and
all the manliness of a hero, that while he
was revered by The people of his native
South, he was respected by good men
everywhere. Even among those against
whom he lately waged war, bis name is the
synonym for gehtleness, purity, greatness.
Tie summons has come for him to join
The innumerable caravan that moves -
10 that mysterious realm, where each shall take
His chamber in the silent halls OF death, -
Virginia weeps over the dead body of
her illustrious son. Her sister States of
the South feel and share the anguish Of
her unspeakable woe. All the other
States Of the Union and the States of
Europe acknowledge the greatness OF her
loss and the justice of her lamentations.
Intelligence and virtue everywhere bow
in sorrow over the bier of departed great
ness and goodness We shall not look
t-1ur. n, ,J.IgG.d ~ b9EZls ,ill9 9
upon ms IKE again. g1idsB ,s-s1.,tJI 81
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The prohibition of
State Courts from
nsturalizing foreign
ers, and other disa-
bilities equivalent to
the Acknowledgement
Of a large majority
of them.
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Administrative. Notice.

uAvING QUALIFIED AS ADMINIsTRATRIX
Ii of the estate of Arthur Allen, deceased, &C
cording to law, notice is hereby gwen to the cred
itors of said estate 10 present their Claims legally
authenticated, within the time prescribed by
law or they will be forever barred. Those owing
said estate are requested to settle without delay.
MRS. NJ. A. ALLEN,
octS-1w administrator
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nRMOCRAT

DEMOCRAT.
Equalt taxation aud
no exemption to any
class.
A tariff for reve-
inue, with tine least
possible tax upon
the necessaries of
life.
y s. Unf rs
No standingarmy.
No interference
with elections. 5if
The bondholders
to be paid according
TO co n tr &c tin
greenbacks. ~ e.
Greenbacks that
cost nothing as cur
rency rather than
. National bank notes.
tulA ~ Lf.t
The restoration of
the South to the
Union, and the re-
moval of all political
disabilities from its
citizens.
| The distribution
Of the Federal offices
tc men of capacity
and integrity.
| No importation of
| Chinese coolies to
| compete with the
| American lsborer
and reduce his wages
to a few cents a day.
Well paid labor is
the basis of our pros
| perity.
T b g bestowal
upon peoples strug-
Cling for freedom
the Same rights at
least that we give
their antagonists,
Hurrah! for free
| Cuba. ~ q. .e
Economy and re-
trenchment in the
expenditures of the
| Government.
The reser We d
rights Of the States,
and no usurpation
upon them by the
+ Q deral Govern
ment. ~ '5t.'g
| The salt used for
the curing of New
England goldfish and
mackerel to be taxed
as much duty as that
uFed by the West
eTn pork, beef and
butter packers.
A liberal naturali-
cation law for for
eigners. i.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE

Nos IO9 and 1O5 North College Street.
TNHAT FIRST GLASS HOTEL HAS RECENTLY
L undergone thorough repair, and now enters
upon the winter campaign with every convenience
for guests. The finest front room, suitable for q
family or single boa-ders, can be had. The fare
is the best, and prices low. Remember 1t Is con-
Venient to the depots. sep1S-Sm
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One small Cylinder Taylor Press. almost as goo"
as new, capable Of making 1900 impressions per
hour Size Ssx46k inches inside OF bearers.
Price $1,000 It Is pronounced the best and fastest
small cylinder pres In tia South 1ae UNION
AND AxEzIoAE is printed on this press, and Is :
specimen of the kind Of work it viii do.
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Best Show in the World.

Embracing varied and multitudinous attractions
never before presented for public patronage.
Grand Free Exhibition each evening previous
to the performance by La Petite Rosie Marietta,
the Infant Blondin, who will make grand and
wonderful ascension on the Tight Rope from the
ground to the top of the centre pole, at an alti-
tude of 50 feet. Remember, free to all.
VIII exhibit on Lot corner of Union and Summe
streets, opposite the Rink, on THURSDAY, FRI
DAY and SATURDAY, Oct. 10, a. and Is. Two
performances daily at and 81 O'Clock p. N.
Admission SI.0O; Children 50 cents. -
octR-1W
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For Sale or Rent,

A SMALL FARM OF 80 ACRES, WITH
n nice, comfortable dwelling, and a good stable
and carriage house. Apply to
MRS. HENRY CASE,
On the premises, or to
iocl2-lw J. Q. MCCReRY.
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r Neutrality means
aid and comfort to
the tyrant, but a
blockade and OPP
preston to those over
whom he rules.
Spain TO rule over
Cuba. L
Extravaganza and
corruption in the ad-
Ininistration.
The Federal Gov
eminent to crush
out the States and
become an imperial
dsspotism.
New England salt
for fish free of duty.
Salt for Western
beef, pork and but
ter 10S per cent
duty.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
! GREAT VARIETY SALE.

xyEATMAN, SHIELDS co. WILL SKILL
i this CrhursdaYl Morning, Oct. IL.
commencing ct ~ O'Clock, an unusual variety Of
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Clothing, Hats MIL
to close out sundry consignments and make
return sxles This viii be an attractive ssley at
A, rs and rs Porter. Block, Cedar Sc.
ocl3-1t
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w. II. BERRY a. co. invite the etten-
ton of Bookbuyers to the best collection Of ENG
LIsH BOOKS ever opened in Nashville. 1t is not
too much to say that such an array Of frst-class
Books in English and French Literature is rarely
to be found in any one Book House IN the United
States. We can only name few Of them.
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All these presses are now In use, and can be
seen in operation By calling At theS
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Equal taxation aud
no exemption to any
class.
A tariff for reve-
nue., with the least
possible tax upon
the necessaries of
life.
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Also, a lot Of Eonparsii and Long Primer BODY
Type, and any quantity Of Plain and Fancy Job
Type, in good order. VIII be sold remarkably
cheap
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small cylinder pres N the SooAL AA0 SN
AND AxERIoAE is printed on this press, and Is .
specimen of the kind Of work il viii do.
One Large Drum Cylinder Potter Press; bed
SOx44 inches inside of bearers This is Just me
press for Country Newspaper ;-wfn make from
1000 to ], 200 impressions per hour, and o1n %
run BY hand, horse or water power. It Win do eH-
cellent Newspaper, poster, handful or common
book printing. Price 81 900. great bargain
ons Adams Book Press, somewhat worn, Out
doing good work; bed SoK44 inches. friee Si''O'
One Half Medium Honpareil .Weps Jobber
strong, servioeable press,Eas good q new, and
does excellent work Price $3.50.
One Half Medium Liberty Press; nearly new
and does fine work. Price-ssSo. great bargain n
One of Wells Nonparsn Bnl-Hesd and Card
Presses. Works well Price $50. Very cheap
A First Rste Portable steam Engine and Boiler
six-horse power. WI be sold very cheap.
Also, a lot Of Honpareil and Long Primer body
Type, and any quantity Of Plain and Fancy Job
Type, in good order. VII be sold remarkably
cheap
All these presses are now In use, and can be
seen in operation By calling at thee
UNION AND AMERICAN,
sep1O-dSvtf Nashville, Tenn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-25

VIM. Il. Irwin. Your delegates verbal
report Of the Convention, after their n.
tlli1i, went to show that the number Of
Young Mems Christian Associations in our
country and the British provinces Is
rapidly increasing. The feature Of the
Convention which was most encouraging
to your committee was the dignity and
spirit Of hearty Christian sympathy which
was so largely manifested In all It's de-
alterations. Besides the verbal report a
written one, by one Of your delegates, Is
filed with the papers Of tile Association.
And now, brethren, rccOllecting TINT
God has been so full Of mcrcieS and OF
loving kindness towards US In the year
that s past, what shall be our resolutions
III entering upon His service in the AS
ISOLATION during the present yeAr. Let Us
continue to supplicatc ut the Throne Of
Grace that the Holy Spirit may be given
to each one of lis in larger measure and
that we may he enabled To work In Ills
Vineyard while 1t h day, for the night
cOmGtll when no man can work.
W. B. SIMPSON, President.
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COUNCIL.



FTUt Branrh-A. J. PanneII, 100; John
Baer, 2Ol.
Second Bnnth-A. J. Sweeney, 1Ol; W.
G. Connolly, 203; John Scott, PSI: G. ".
d. Allison, 2Ol; Joseph 6teger, III John
Hughes, III.
In the First RrancL, Mr.. BACr Is chosen;
in the Second, McSSrS. Sweeney, Scott,
Connolly and Allison.
SECOND WARD.
FTra Brtsnch-T. p. ShHlcrOsS lS4; J. Il.
Wilson s.
!Sr0ad Rnlnrh-J. G. Smith 1871 Geo.
Houk 1875; +. 7. Il. Burt 50; NJ. 5. OF 3
THIRD WARD.
Firt BraHrh-O' 175; Hall 2S8.
Second BWMch-Delaplain 2l8; B0Slcy
100; Laughlin 2l3; Updegratf 30; Pollock
$40; BodIey 1871; Baird ego; Hoge9ll.
FIFTH WARD.
First Branch-A. c. Quarter 1879; s. p.
lIildrGth no.
IEcond Branch-J. II. Miller 1873; James
Maxwell 36e; Salisbury III; WIN. klievcd
III; BennO Hammer 16G; Jos. TNlivar l56;
X. j. Smyth lO2; n. Wilkinson Ill.
For the First Branch, Mr.. Quarter Is
elected for the Second, MeSSrS. Maxwell,
Salisbury, Hammer and T'OlivAr.
SIXTH WARD.
First Branrh.-W. II. Harrison, 2994; J.
a. Lancaster, 143.
ITcoad Brunch.-II. SCllmulback, 1870;
B. Shunlry, 25s; a. Sprucebank, 10; sam
mcl McHay, lOi; Porter Smith, ?Oi; W.
n. English, 193
Mr.. Harrison was chosen for the First
Branch, and MesSrs. STANLEY. Smith AMI
English for the Second.
SEVENTH WARD.
.FTnA Bnnrh-John Murine :; +. J.
Stone lG2.
Second Bmnch-J. y. Sheppard 10.
These wards foot up: For MAyor-AEc-
ClclIan 1887, letters 500; McCIclIan's
majority 100. For scrgeant-Conant 96O,
Faris $40; Commits majority 100. For
Treasurer-DAy 1919, Lukcns 1921 Days
majority 24S. For Superintendent Of
Water Works-CnInmings 955, Cots 1885,
Cummings majority 1l9. For Street
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 7aG, Clark 416,
Cooper G94; I.eMhart'S majority over
Cooper 1G9. For Wharf MaSter-For-
syth 1,aO6, Oldham SOC; Forsyth's major
ity 70i.
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THE DEMAND pom GOOD FTOrR-
Those who have not given the matter atten-
tion would he surprised at the large I'm.
portation Of this single article ofEjmd into
our city.
Owing to tho great variety of wheat
grown and the difference in lcmarhinery
Of the mills anil methods Of manufacture
ing, the quality Of flour varies to u re-
markablC extent causing great annoyance
to bakers and housrkceperS.
1t requires great skill and long exrcr-
icnco to select from the hundreds Of
brands thrown upon the market, such
flour Us is really good anil uniform in
quality.
One Of our leading grocery houses has
made arrangements To sell in this city n
brand Of choice white wheat -four at rca.
sOnable prices, the quality Of which can.
not fail to give satisfaction.
Due notice will be given Of the arrival Of
! that Hour
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HAIR JRwELRY.-0xtoby & Dulllcld
jewelers., 1O4 Market street, below NIcI.ure
House, have madc special arrangements
with one Of the first houses in New York
to have ornamental hair work done tC
order, and thOy can, on three or four days
notice, have bHitling executed in the
ncatest style Of tho art. A specimen hook
containing an almost endless variety oI
styles can DO seen at their store. Relatives
and friends who have preserved locks ot
hair once worn by departed loved ones
and all others who may desire to have hair
jeweIry finished in the best style, will dc
well to leave orders ut OxtOby & Dufficld's
JOwclrY Store.
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QUIET ELECTIOS.-WC venture TO say
''thc oldest inhabitant" never knew more
quiet election than yesterday. The day
was rather wet and raw tOget up any lis
turbancc, even iGany one had felt disposed
to do 80. We visited nearly all the voting
places, and everything WAS passing oil
peAceably. We suppose nobody had time
toaltcnd 10 anything else than scratching
tickets, and tllat yesterday will he known
hereafter In the history Orelections in this
city us tho day when everybody bud the
scratches
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PnILrE COuRr.-ThUrG wcrU two ses.
slnnS Of this Court, yesterday. In the
morning that well knOwnNnd much abuS.
cd individual, John Smith, was up on
tho charge Of heing found drunk on the
streets. We hui thought better Of John;
didn't believe that he indulgcd in the Spir.
tits JrWmsnG, hut the affair Of yesterday
morning dissolved all our good opinions
Of him in the tlIinncSt kind Of air. The
testimony Of his devotional the shrine Of
BaCChuS waS tO0 clear and positive IN I've
doubted John was drunk, not to put too
fine IL point on it. hut he maintained his
dignity Of character and wore the honor
mcckly. In other words, he was quiet,
disturbed nol'Mly's peace and conducted
himself with his accustomed propriety.
Notwithstanding this, yesterday morning
ha had to come down with Il dollar and
costs.
In tho afternoon Alfred T.asllns, na.
tive Of Sunny France" was SrrIlgned
for hcaving n rock through a window
Saturday night, over in Centre Wheeling,
Ills wifi lodged the complaint against
him, and declared SHE was afraid he would
kill her. To escape his violence she len
Pittshurg and came here with her dNugh.
ter, hut he allowed her, and seems deter.
mined to prosecute, II not destroy her.
Ills Honor heard the testimony and re,
marked that it was the most outrageous
case Of the character which Ind been
brought before him in long time. lie
gave l.ashos the full benefit Of tho Ordi
nance by filming him twenty dollars and
cSOlS.
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ELECTION or DINEcTOHs.-ThG nnnu.
nj election Of Directors Of tho Wheeling
Hinge Company was held yesterday, and
resulted in the choice of the following gen
tlemen: Mcasrs Samuel LAughIin, John
Mcclure, c. d. Hubbard. A. W. Camp
hell, J. A. Metcalf, l.. +. Hanson, A. G.
Robinson, N. l.. OFT and o. J. Crawford.
Subsequently the Directors met and or
gnnjzcl by rleciingJ. a. Mct1Ii, Prcsi'
dent and S. J. Crawford, book keeper for
the ensuing year
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HowE's MUSICAL MOSTHLY.-We ART
IN receipt ONO. : of this excellent publ
cation. 1t is filled with the choicest
music. The number before lis contains
treaty.thne pieces-and would cost nj
dollars us music is usually purchased. The
monthly" is published by Elias Howe
1903 Court street, BOston-Tcrms ~ cents
per single number, postage paid, or seven
numbers for 5000; one copy, year $500
seven copies, $500.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE

TRUSTEES SAI.E-BY VIRTUE
L Of deed Of trust executed by r. G. I'LL.
ireth aud y. j. IIildrrli. lila wife, dated January
10th, 1861, and recorded In tho office II tile RE-
cortIer for Ohio county, In deed book lny.fHnr.
page 3I2, will. Hs trustee In said decd at tho
frGnt door Of the Court House nf Ohio county,
on SATURDAY THE I9Tn DAY OK FIBRuAHY, 1870,
proceed 10 sell tho following described property,
conveyed by said deed, to Wit: Parts Of lots Elx
III and seven "a, and all Of lot number nine 9I,
ur M much thereof Al may he necessary, lying
md being In tho City Of Wheeling, situate OH
tho south side VI Lindsay street. East Wheeling,
unG being the same property conveyed 10 the
AaId +. Z. IIlldrehth by tho Howard Iron Works,
hy dOcd tlatetl 10th January, 1873. For more
MIL description Of said property reference y
made to the RAld last mentioned deed The Eald
,lVSd was given 10 secure tho payment Of three
lIrUnliNsury nOtUS made by EAi1 J.. {. llildrrih,
zach for $500 dollars with Interest from date,
dated 18th January 1861, payable In SlX, twelve,
and eighteen months after date, respectively 10
thu order Of himself said notes were given for
the deferred payments on the purchase of raid
Howard Irun Works. Tho interest on the amount
nOcIirtd haA been paid up to the 10th day Of Jan
MnAry. 1870 and !.l0 ~ Uf the principal debt IL
paid. iravlug halanc,, due as Uf the day Of SALE
nr$7, M % If principal And 81 ~ II interest.
TKRMa or SGLH:--OnU.thlrd cash. the balance
IN ak aud twelve months, with interest and M.
rNrlty, ). i. HIIUkETll,
IAN 10 Trustee
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lIorEL OrESrS0.-The proprietor Of
"Dailoy City Hotel" formerly the "Sprigg
House." announces in our columns that he
will throw open his establishment, this
morning, for the reception Of guests.
Since It WAS Inst occupied rs Il hotel It has
been thoroughly renovated, painted, pa.
prrcd and it, arrangement very materially
changed. New furniture has been intro
duCcd, and It now stands complete in all
It's appliances. Tho location, for con.
vcniCnCe to the railroad depot and river
landing, is the hest In tho city, and with
Mr.. Dailcy's popularity rs host, we he
lieve it will receive II full share Of the
patronage Of the public. II the building
had Il Main street front it would have the
advantage over Ill tho other hotels in tho
city. That would bring il In the very
business centre Of our principal street.
WO commend Mr.. Daley and his hotel to
the favor Of the public.
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TIE ELEcToE.A The following arc the
returns Of yesterday 5 election in this city,
as far as it was possible to obtain up to
the hour Of going to press this morning.
All the Wards are heard from except the
Fourth, which will increase the majority
for the Citizens ticket.
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EDUCATIONAL,

WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
IIoE. j. 7. HOKE, I4tsidsnt board Of Rtytpi..
q. G. STuR0Is, S@erefdTy Board !f Regh'is
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D., President,
And Professor Of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
P.S. LYON, A. NJ. FEcS President
Professor Of Engllsh Literature, and Principal UI
Preparatory Department.
S. q, STEVENS, A. NJ,
Professor Of Astronomy and Physics
II. II. PIERCE. a. NJ,
Capt. y. 4. Al
Professor Of Mathematics aud Of Military IatIic'
J. J. STEVENSON, \. NJ. III. u.
Professor VI Chemistry aud Natural History
+. ". WOOD, A. NJ, Ph'I.n,
Professor OF Ancient and Modern Language,
q. W. MILLER, A. NJ,
Assistant III Preparatory Department
u. b. PCRISTOS, Tutor.
GRO. NJ. HAGASS, EsQ.,
superintendent OF Grounds and Buildings
HUGH ". BROCK. ". n,
Lecturer on Psychology aud Hygiene.
Hos. JOiISA. OLLIE,
Lecturer on Civil and Constitutional Law
FALL TERN begins lat Tuesday in September
WINTER TERN " iEt Monday In DNcFmht
SPRING TKHA -. 3D. Tuesday In March.
COMMENCEMENT, Sd Wednesday In Junr.
TuITION.-prepAratOr & per Term II II wr'k'
University, q per Term Of u week.
DnAMDING--SOt to exceed 81 pr week.
81 Hcnd stamp for Catalogue.
M0rGantOwn, ". Va. s"pIAA'
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Mus. FRENCH, NJ. D., will remain in
her gymnasium ali day Tuesday, S5th
Those wishing to sec her can call at the
above place, IIornhroOk building. Glass
meeting at 81 o'clock p NJ. and Il the
same evening. On and after Wednesday
the Goth, her rooms will he at the Sprlgg
House,
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COUHT or ArrEAr.s.-The case under
consideration Saturday, when the Court
adjOurncd-Wright "a. GrhHm-wns re-
sumrtl yesterday morning, when Stanton
made the closing argument for the appel.
liant nnh the cause was submitted.
III the CaSe Of jarrett, .Ir., e.. Nickel,
Sprrry made the opening argument for the
plaintiff in error, and was followed by
Snyder for the defendant in error Before
the latter gentleman closed his argument,
the hour Of adjournment arrived.
The following cases are liable to be call
cd for argument today Jarrett, Jr., ~.
Nickel; Harrison r. The Farmers Bank
Of Virginia; Price, &C., "a. Plnnell, &C.
RcgnHuIt "a Hunter; Edwards IT, Chiffon;
Washington ~. Burnett; Callahan rs. Hal;
Barrett rs. Smith; I.udington, &C., rs. HULL
Stuart, &c, rs. Lindsay,
Adjourned until . o'clock this morning,
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Go WHERE you will you will find Pho
tographs with the imprint "Partridge's
Gallery, III Min street" All who have
compared them with pictures made else
where Gun testify to their superiority. The
Partridge Joint Stock Company make all
the old styles and introduce all the new.
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TMR Pittsburgh Gaette says: This
The Anglo SaxOllS, was one 0f Mr.. Wat
kins' hest efforts, and fur exceeded, both IN
matter and delivery, many Of the popular
lectures delivered in this city the present
winter by persons from abroad"
You can hear 1t tonight in the Fourth
street NJ. +. Church.
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SApDLERY.-A. SChwCrIfGrYcr, No. ITO
Main street, has again commenced the
manufacture Of Saddles, Harness, Trunks,
&C., and Is now ready to serve his former
customers, and the community generally.
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BLIND ToM.-By reference to All alvcr.
tiscmcnt elsewhere, II will be seen that
this musical wonder is to be here next
Friday and Saturday evenings. Blind
Tom lIns given several concerts here, so
that or people need not be told whit he
is, nor Of his wonderful musical talents.
lie has always commanded full houses in
this city, md We have no doubt will be
greeted by crowds on the evenings namOd.
Go and lear hun.
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CHRISTIAN LIEDL. Hair Dresser, ITO
A[ain street, next door to Geo. Il. Taylor
l. Co.'S, sells human hair switches at -
side curls at 50 cents, md MohAir switch
10 at 25 cents.