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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-10
1o. "a, Js;gs-r d,sfng Part tsgertl-f osr EossTs.
EBolow high water MARI Of 1871,

Blank {. ) indicates no report; cipher 90 sta
tionary; minus ~ tendency to fall; Pius 90 ten
dency 70 rise. W s. KAUPNAE. observer.
The river continues to decline at this
point Is inches on Hsrpeth shoals. Wealth
er clear and cold.
The new steamer John S. Brlnsford IS
expected.
DISPATCHES were received in the city yes
terday by Ross, Gale & Go. and others, an
nouncing the sinking Of the new steamer
Frank p. Gracey six Uliles below M. YER
non, led, In five feet water. Sbo was IL
sured in Cincinnati offices for SlO,OO0.
This steamer was owned by Wiey Sims,
James Jennett and George w. 5 vseney, OF
this city, was completed last fall at Padu-
cab, and has never yet been har'. IL IS
more than probabls that she car be raised
successfully, as it appears from the els-
patches that she is not in very deep water.
The Louisville COIlBsereidl OF yesterday
says:
AT meeting of the Commits Of Com
merce. yesterday the su9jscl OF 10 Louis
vile Canal came up, and Msssr. Negley,
Conger and Holman were aDpoin ed a sub
Committee to inquire into the P.opriety of
MAKING the canal public work " refund
inc all that has been expended N it out
side of the government spprOpria .lns. The
subcommittee are uuques'i0ns " in favor
of this proposition, and i5 is bel ed ma
iority of the full committee ais favor the
proposition. Negisy, the ehaiss-an OF the
subcommittee, promises to Insz3 an elab-
crate report, and has already Flced him
self in correspondence with tha Cbambsfs
of Commerce and Boards OF Tf,de vId.
Gus cities.
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A Universal Article of Faith.-In

A Universal Article Of Faith.-ln
these days of religious contention it has been
thought impossible to indicate an article Of
faith upon which all sects and classes were
united. There is one, however, and very
notable one too, viz, belief which is i'm
plicit and universal in the paramount ef-
fcacy of that matchless household tonic
and recuperant, Plantation Bitters. The
constantly increasing patronage which it
receives has, it is true, excited the petty envy
of certain splenetic advertisers Of pinch
beck panaceas, who hope to make market
for their own stsguant, watery wares, by
decrying all spurious medicinal prepare
tions. But the public can stomach neither
their arguments nor their potations, and
consequently REJECT these very weak imi5s-
tons Of the enemy as entirely too thinl
dec10 deod1w&w1t
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The .eHousekeeuer,, of Our Health.

Tine liver is the great depurating or blood
cleansing organ of the system. Set the
great housekeeper Of our health at work,
and the foul corruptions which gender in
the blood aud rot out, as it were, the ma
chinery Of life, are gradually expelled from
the system. For this purpose DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is pre-
eminently the article needed. 1t cures every
kind Of humor, from the worst scrofula to
the common pimple, blOtch or eruption.
Great eating ulcers kindly heal under its
mighty curative influence. Virulent blood
poisons that lurk in the system, are by 1t
robbed of their terrors, and by PerseVer-
ing and somewhat protracted use Of it, the
most tainted systems may be completely
renovated and built up new.
Enlarged glands, tumors and swellings
dwindle away and disappear under the in
luence of this great resOlvent. 1t is sold by
all druggists. declO deodlW&Wn
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THE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD.

The United States Superior Court.
The Chattanooga Times, Dec. Z, says
this:
'In the Superior Court Of Dade county,
at the term just concluded, the court dis
missed tie bill Of the State CT Alabama
against the Alabama and Chattanooga Rail
road, on the ground that the road had been
sold in bankruptcy, and the State had be-
come the purchaser.
In the case OF the State on the relation
of Z. D. Graham VS.. Alabamba and Chatta-
nooga Railroad, quo ardrrdntO, having for its
object the forfeiture Of the charter OF the
Aiabamba and Chattanooga Railroad, in
Georgia, the court dismissed the petition,
unless within thirty days, the State of Geor-
gia make itself party plaintiff to the pro
ceediugs. The State had not done so at the
adjournment of court.
A rule was made, in an agreed case, in
volving the liability of a Constable for fail
ure to make the money on a il ia against
the a. 81 G. r. r. In his answer TO the
rule the Constable relied upon the fact that
the a. & c.. r. r. had become bankrupt,
had been sold in bankruptcy, that bill had
been fled by the trustees of the first mort
gage bonds, before Judge Bradley, at Mo-
bile, Ala, against sll the creditors, and that
Judge Bradley bad issued injunctions
against ali of the creditors, and against all
others, forbidding them in any manner to
interfere with the possession, custody or
control of said road, and placing the same
in the hands of Receivers of Judge Brad
ley's court; and that the injunction had
been served upon him as Constable.
Judge Harvey held that the return was
sufficient.
This decision involves many complicated
legal questions, upon the determination OF
which the future of the new a. & G. r. r.
Company depends.
An appeal was taken to the Supreme
Court of Georgia, and thence it will, We
presume, be taken to the Supreme Court OF
the United States, where al the interests
involved, including the legality of the bank
rUptcy proceedings, and OF Justice Bradley
interlocutory decree, authorizing the issue
of bonds, etc, can be finally determined.
It viii be seen that no State court Will
voluntarily bring about conflict between
itself and the United States courts, as has
already been shown in this State, and In
Alabama and Mississippi.
! This action of the Dsde County Court
virtually determines the question that no
| State court an either Tennessee, Georgia
alabama or Mississippi aou By its orders
interfere Nth ne operation Of the alabama
and Chattanooga railroad under the Re
ceiceTS, and in connection with>the recent
salutary order of Judge HarralsoD, Receiv'
| or, goes far to establish public confidence ii
t1e stability of the road under its present
management, and must also give additions
| credit to the bonds which the Receivers arr
authorized to issue for the completion anC
| equipment OF the railroad"
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ATTEMPTED IN HOMICIDE DYER
COUNTY.
One OF the Parties Arrested tut Ees-
cued by Unknown Men.
The Dyarsburg Gazette, |

The Dyersburg Gazette, Dec. 5, ssys:
1--WE understand that difficulty occur
red last Saturday at Newbern, between
Dave and Doc. Weakley, and J. W. Gray,
q miller employed at SLarrett's mill, near
Newbsrn. Dave Weakley was engaged in
a quarrel with Gray, when the former was
given pistol by Mr.. Mcneil, with which,
we understand, he attempted to shoot
Gray. The latter, however, had
hold Of the pistol, and was about TO
wrench It from the hands Of Dave
Wealley, when Doc. Weakley, his
brother, made third party in the melee,
and with knife cut Mr.. Gray very severe
Iy in several different places, which caused
Gray to relinquish bis hold on the pistol.
Dave Weakley then discharged the pistol at
GRAY, the ball entering one cheek and going
out at the other. 1t is feared that Gray
will die from his wounds. Thu Weakley
brothers made good their escape, though
Mcneil was arrested on Saturday night and
brought back to Newbern Sunday morning,
where he remained under guard during the
day, but was released from his guard that
night by party of disguised men aud eff
fec ed his escape. One of the men who as
sisted in liberating Mcneil was arrested and
brought to this place Monday"
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LATEST Markets By TELEGRAPH

SAVANNAH, Dec. 9.-Cotton quiet and
firm; middling 1876; net receipts 4, $50 bales;
exports to Great Britain 1,lO4 bales; 10
Continent 1921 bales; coastwise l,69o
bales; sales 1871 bales; stock 7,7Oo Bales
CHARLESTON, Dec. Cotton quiet
and dull; middlings 1899; low middlings
lS2c; net receipts 1902 bales; exports to
Great Britain 1870 bales; coastwise 2,05O
bales; sales 500 bales; stock S4,07O bales.
MOBILE, Dec. Cotton steady; ordi-
nary 164a net receipt 81 ,537 bales; stock 68,-
422 bales.
GALVESTON, Dec. 9.-COtto1 quiet
good ordinary l7s; low middling 175c; mid
i74c: net receipts 4,225 bales; exports coast
WISE 2I9 bales; sales 600 bales; stock AZ
085 bales.
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Death of Lolita, the Actress.

From the mobile REGISTER OI Iuesody'
Many of our readers who remember this
''tricksy sprte" so wildly, will be shocked
to hear of her death. Manager Ben. De-
Bar yesterday received cable dispatch at
New Orleans, giving news Of her death in
the south of France. She had broken
down from over exertion, and had been
sent there to reeuperate; and it viii be hard
forthose who remember her to realize that
bright little girl was the victim Of disease
and death. Poor little Lottai None ever
combined as she did jollity, ndiuete, and
witchery; and John Brougham described
her best as "the dramatic cocktail" She
was frolic incarnate, and Of all the stage
names in our memory hers promised to be
the longest on the roll. She had good
friends in the profession and out, and these
will mourn her truly.
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THE CGUBgs.

SUPREME COURT.-Ihe GILES ana Da-
wilson law dockets now occupy the ateehc
ton of the court. The criminal dockeI Oh
the tenth circuit, so far as it relates TO the
prisoners now in Jail at Nashville, Is see LOT
Monday next. The trial OF The lnearcera-
ted criminals from Davidson county, inci s-
ding Joe Zachary, now on pau, Is Ses Ior
wednesday. The prisoners from William
son. Marshall, Maury, Giles and Lawrence
come up to-day. Counsel in all criminal
cases are requested TO mark their own pane
as attorney on the clerks docket Arg9-
nent in the case OF Voolfolk vs. b. d.
Lewis g. Co. was concluded
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THE female convicts in the Maryland
peuitentiary, instead Of being employed in
the manufacture Of match boxes, as was
heretofore the practice, hare recently been
furnished with sewing machines, and are
now ENGAGED in making up clothing of the
cheaper kind. Many Of them have become
very skillfuI in the use of the saving ma
chine, and this change in the kind Of labor
will teach the female convicts a trade by
which they can support themselves after
the expiration Of their sentences.
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Protestant OrUhan ASYLUM.

The friends ofthe orphans are again re-
minded Of the lecture which the Rev. DR..
Il. A. Young proposes to deliver on Friday
night next. The managers of the Protes-
tant orphan asylum seldom appeal to the
public in behalf Of those under their charge,
and when they do, our citizens generally
respond in the proper Split. Let Masonic
Hall therefore be crowded on Friday night,
aud handsome fund turned over to this,
one of our best institutions.
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The On0ssum.

This hog like quapruped is now ripe and
in popular favor. We had the pleasure of
enjoying '.possum supper" last night, the
presiding genius of which was Mr.. George
Kleser, who has in his services an import
ed darkey from the simmon telds of North
Carolina that knows how to cook the beast
most admirably.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-10

We regret to learn that Mrs. Anna How
ard Fleming, wife Of Col. Jno. NJ. Fleming
of the Knoxville Press and Herald, died in
that city Dec. Z. Ever true in every Tela-
ton Of life, beloved by all, this Christian
lady is incurred by many sorrowing friends
in whose memory her purity and tender
ness, her piety and Devotion as daughter,
wife and mother, viii long be cherished In
sacred affection. To the afflicted husband
and sorrowing little ones 90 We tender our
sincere sympathy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-10

Ex-Msyor Sharpe, of Chattanooga, Gen.
j. Brown, DR.. A. j. WynRe, OF Castalian
Springs, Hon. Henry A. Mullins, of South
Carolina, and Col. John S. Branch, of Ken
iucy, were at the Battle House yesterday.
Hen. Z. A. James, Of Chattanooga,
passed through the city yesterday, to attend
the river convention at st. Lonis.
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THE HORSE MALADY.
stock at q Heavy Discount in Ala


Stock at a Heavy Discount An Ala
bRna.
A horse drover now at Selma, Alabama,
writes US from that place under date of the
9th inst, as follows:
am here with sixty head OF mules ana
horses, all sick. l could not ased the besS
horse in Alabama for SO now. My nrsE
stock has been here seventeen Gays, and up
to this time, there is no improvement in the
maiady. [ have some that L fear may die,
but the deaths so far are comparatively few.
The disease has created great panic
throughout the country, and there will be
no market here before February or Mares,
and not then unless the country is relieved
Of the epizootic.
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The Time to Buy and the Place for Bar
gains.-For the next thirty days We will
sell our entire stock of seasensble frst-class
Boots and Shoes, for ladies' and gentlemen,
at prices that will defy competition in the
city. Call at the Maxwell House Shoe
Store and see for yourselves. I. E. WIN
STEAD & Co. 4 suD,tu, th&sst
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CRY NoTIcEs.

4 few weeks since while suffering from
very severe cold, l became so hOarse that it
was with great difficulty | could speak so
as to be understood. While in this condi-
ton Jayne's ExpeetOrant not only gave me
immediate relief, but ia three or four days
completely cured my cold and removed my
hoarseness. 1 therefore take pleasure in
recommending the ExpeetOrsnt ss being, in
my Judgment, the best cough medicine be-
fore the public.-Rev. B. T. Hedden, Pastor
Of First Baptist Church, Camden, n. ].
dec10 eod1W top col
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For Dysnepsia. Indigestion, Depress

For Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Depression
of Spirits and General Debility in their
various forms, a preventive against fever
and ague and other intermittent fevers, the
Zero Phosphorated Elixir Of Calisays,"
made by Caswell, Hazard & Co, new
York, and sold by all druggists, IS the oesI
tonic for patients recovering from teVes OF
sickness. It has no equal.
mh29 Paw fridstues ~
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Furs Furs!!-We have this day con-
siderable reduced the price on our extensive
stock of Dress Furs, consisting Of Russian
Sable, MINK, Seal Sacques, Fitch, SID. SPUR
rel, ETC., etc, which is below New York
prices, in order to reduce our stock. All
kinds of work done in Dress Furs and al
tered in fashionable styles.
LANDE s. Bro, Furriers,
dac1O3 81 p Public Square.
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You are not posted until you have ex-
amined our elegant stock Of Jevelry and
Si!verware for the coming holidays, which
we have reduced in price. L. NJ. SOBEL &
Co., 10 n. Cherry street, opposite Maxwell
House. deco y
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

tennessee and Pacific Railroad.
no. Leaves Lebanon at. ..7:20 AsEs
Arrives at Nashville at.-9.30 Al
Leaves Nashville at... AGO P. n.
Arrives at Lebanon at. $40 p. n.
Prices Stage leave Lebanon at 1900 clock Am.
on TUESDAYS. Thursdays and Saturdays Arrive
al Lebanon at O'Clock P. N. on Mondays, We'd
neslays and Fridays.
Nashville, Chattanooga, Memphis and
sc. AOuis Railway.
Chattanooga train leaves S46 A. N. and $50 P. n.
- sTrives.1:30 Pm. and 1z4o A. u.
Memphis and st. Louis
train lesves.... .......l :45 A. N. and 20 Pm
SheIbyville train leaves. $50 P. n.
" arrives. 1000 A. II.
The s:45 A. n. train dOes not run on Sundays.
The $50 A. Il. and 2:l5 P II. and Las 7. X. trains
IN daily.
Louisville and Nashville and Great
southern skRfEFOaGs
Leave Staten on North College street at $50
A n, 2:15 P. n. and Loo AM.
Arrives at 500 A. NJ, and 4;45 p. n.
The 2:15 ?. n. train does not stop at any point
between Nashville and Gallstin, except Edge
6eli junction.
GaIIattn Accommodation, Daily
Leaves Mas vale. .so'oOsP' II
Louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern acknowledgements and
Leave L. & N. Depot, North College street,
going South-S:15 Am; 4:55 Pm.
Arrive NOrth-0:C0 AN, LOU PM
Through trains arrive and depart from Louis
vile and Nashville Depot, North College street.
Passengers car take trains at Louisville and
Nashville Depot or Nashville and Chattanooga
Depot.
CoLuMBIA ACCOMMODATE -Leaves 3:15 P.
n, arrives 10 An. from L. & n. Depot, North
College street.
ST. I,outs. Evansville, Henderson and
Nashville Railway.
st. Louis Mail leaves Nashville. $50 Az
Accommodation leaves Nashville. ...... LAB P n
St Louis Mail ARRIVES at Nashville. Hess P. n
Accommodation arrives at Nashville $40 An
Louisville and Cincinnati Short Ltnc
Railroad.
Trains IsSVe andarrive ST Louisville q follows:
LRAvE. ARRIVE.
Southern Fast Line, except
Sunday. $50 A. a. ;oJ p n
New York Express, daily. S:to P. T. $50 A. n
New York Night Express,
daily.-...... :.''.....' a AI'VVF n Law" X
Lexington Mall, exceS
Sunday. o;VO a. Il o'oo r 4
Lexington Express, except
Srnday. ESQ P. 4. HOO A. n.
Lagrange Accommodation
except Sundsy....s.... $500 P. Il e:Oo A. Il
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Yesterday afternoon two unknown
I,crs 8 Wit, harness on, ran at fearful
Ta5s down Spruce street to the corner OF
Broad and invo the street car Stables
waers they are kindly cared for. The own
or Er owners should call for the animals
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Christmns Is Coming.

A large drove of fine turkeys passed
through the streets at q late hour yesterday
evening. They looked cheerlu enough,
and did not seem 10 realize the COON InS'
awaits them,
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The Cheapest Trunks in the Market
To change business and Gloss stock We viii
sch our entire stock of Trunks as low as
can be bought anywhere. I. Z. WIN
STEAD & Co, Nc, Cherry street.
dsc8 Il sun, tn, th&sat
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Geo. r. Calhoun & Co. are the agents
for Moses patent E!eetro-Gslvanic Specta-
cIes. Sure cure for neuralgia and nervous
headaches. does #
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croot Rook Anction!-At the Central

Auction House, IS Church street, Craw-
ford & Co, Wednesday, Dec. Ii, commenc-
ing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and continued at
O'Clock P. NJ. and a P. NJ; the special la
dies sale at p. NJ. Tie consignment IS
an important one. The goods are now on
exhibition Monday and Tuesday next.
dec7 At
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am now selling Ladies' Saratoga and Cen
tlemen's Travelling Trunks, Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Solid Sole Leather Trunks;
also all varieties of Valises and Satchels at
reduced prices. 81 North College street,
between Union and Church streets.
WM. DUNsTEAD.
nnv27 tnas. thnrs&rsat If
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Half Priee-We sell for cash ladies'
oil and pebble goat Shoes, that cost at the
factory $500, fJr S1.50. 7. E. WNsTEAD
81 Co, No. Z Cherry street.
decS sun,tu,t tt &sat
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The Eleetro-Galvanic Spectacle at Geo.
r. Calhoun s. Co.'S. All who suffer with
neuralgia should have pair. does At
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In this court yesterday Theodore Hydin-
Ger was appointed and qualified admins
Ira,or Of the estate of Frederick Hydlnger,
Deceased
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An Established Remedy.-'Brown's
Bronchial Troches" are widely known as an
established remedy for coughs, colds, 0ron-
chitis, hoarseness and other Troubles OF the
throat and lungs. deeIO deodIw
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Geo. r. Calhoun & Co. have in stock,
and are receiving daily, choice goods for
the hOlidsys-Diamonds, JeTelry aud Sill
verware> does At
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Explanatory.

Mr.. Charles Sheipe, of this city, desires us
TO state that he is not the SHE, who was
spoken of in our issue ofSaturday as nav
ing been engaged in fight about goose.
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JUST received, a large lot Of Toys and
Christmas Goods, at wholesale only, by
Cyotv,1 ~ 90. nov26 got
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DIED.

NEWELL.-At the residence of Col. John @.
Bureh, near this city, on Sunday, Dec 5, MIS-
ANN s. NEWELL, in the 10th year OF her age
the mother OF Mrs. Burch. Her remains were
taken to Pensacola, Fla, for burial.
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The Electro Galvanic Spectacle viii cure
weak eyes; paralysis of the optic nerve, and
neuralgia of the head and face. does #
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prnhafa Court.

Meet tonight at the Rink, precisely at 7:SO
Applications will be received for member
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Sac. bereavement.

Information reached the city yesterday OF
the death on Sunday last of MIS-. Goodrlcn,
of Fayetteville, mother of George ): GOOD
rich az the firm of S. b. Spurlock q 20.
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Dress Goods, Boulevard Skirts, ETC.,
must be closed out at
decS 2s ALEX. HOGAN's, Union st.
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Splendid Juvenile Libraries, los Church
street, does It
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HALLS Vegetable Sieilian Hair Remover
clssnses the head from dandrUf. Give it
trial. dec3 I'm tues, Ted&fri
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We continue 10 sell at the smallest profits.
does 2t ALEX. HOGAN, Union st.
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Table Linens for Christmas, best and
cheapest, at ALEX. HOGAN's, Union st.
decS 1t
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New York capitalists are concerned in
the proposed immediate erection OF three
extensive blast furnaces in east st. Louis
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Auction Sale of Books viii commence
to night at Crawford's Central Auction
House. Il
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Trunk Mandatory

For Sale or Rent-Dwelling House 81,
South Cherry st. P. P. PECK. noVle
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CI,aucRT COuFf,
Rock CITY Ruards

This Court Wal adjourn Oh Saturday
next.
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CITY NOTICES.

English and American Picture Books
for little people. 1t SETLIFF's.
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RIVER NEWS.

Siege Of RIuers, Dec. 8, 1sT2.-Hsigkt q sSStsr
above Jo11 mater mark az 500 +. N.