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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Ex-senator Fowler and Judge Trimble,
candidates for Presidential Elector on the
Greeley and Grant tickets, will speak at
Chattanooga, Friday, Oct. 4.
Bristol, Saturday, Oct. ,.
Rogersville, Monday, Oct. :.
Knoxville, Tuesday, Oct. 8.
Athens, Wednesday, Oct. 9.
Winchester, Thursday, Oct. 10.
McMinnville, Friday, Oct. ii.
Springfield, Monday, Oct. IA.
GAINESVILLE, Tuesday, Oct 10.
Paris, Wednesday, Oct. IL.
UIiOn City, Thursday, Oct. II.
Jackson, Friday, Oct. Is.
Bolivar, Saturday, Oct. 10. AGO.
Memphis, Monday, Oct. Il.
State papers requested to copy.
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Our Deuartment of Fashion win b

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HOwIfnE into Prison.

Maggie Conn, negro woman, while in
a high state of mental arrangement due to
artificial causes in liquid form, was yester-
LAY afternoon arrested by the police for
fighting and other disorderly conduct. Sho
was greatly incensed at the idea of being
sent TO the workhouse, and therefore howled
aud cursed at shocking rate while being
conveyed through North Market street on
The way to the city's asylum for those who
outrage the peace of society. But still she
Eent down none the less rapidly to that
Quiet retreat
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81 Iouis Mail leaves Nashville. $40 A.A
Accommodation leaves Nashville. ..... 1880 P n
St Louis Mail arrives at Nashville. 30. .1l:25 P 4
Accommodation arrives at Nashville. ..I;4o An
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worthiIx RestOMed.

The GAINESVILLE Tobacco Leaf Of We'd
nesday, the 18th, speaks in the following
worthily merited terms of Rev. DR.. Ring
gold, pastor of Trinity Episcopal Church
in the alb we named city:
"Rev. DR.. Ringgold has long won our
admiration for his quiet Christian labor
among the poor; now that he has boldly at
tackled wrong in the pulpit where he is
commissioned TO preach, we feel that he
has a higher title to be called man Of God.
His sermon will be read by thousands; it
will excite the pity and indignation OF
many; but it must do more, it must excite
the public to compel reform, for our honor
as 2 civilized people, our reputation as a
christian people, and for that charity and
feeling Of common humanity, which pro-
tects the feeble from the tyranny Of arbi-
trary power"
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.
WAR DRPARrMKxT,
OYYICH or THHOHIEH SIeEAL OYyTozR.

WAsEIxsToH, ID. c., Sept. 70. Id1
Pro6dbiIities.-For New ENGLAND States
on Friday southerly to westerly winds and
partly cloudy weather. For Middle States
winds veering to westerly with clear wsatf
er except probably over the northern por-
ton Of New York. From the Ohio Valley
to Lake Erie and Upper Lakes westerly
and northeasteriy winds and generally clear
weather. The winds over the Lower Lakes
veer to fresh and probably brisk westerly
and northwesterly. The area Of diminished
pressure over northeast Texas win Proba-
bly, move east over Lower Mississippi VAL
ley accompanied by cloudy weather and
probably rain, and possibly northeast over
Lower Ohio Valley. For South Atlantic
and Gulf States cloudy weather and rain
areas with southerly winds over the latter.
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More E.aW Suits Against Ghe Alabama
and Cha4fauaOsa Railroad.

In addition to what is published else
where in to-day's paper, we make also this
extract from the Chattanooga Times Of yes
terday the 2Gth inst:
"Messrs. Southland and others fled bill
yesterday in the Chancery Court asking an
Injunction against j. c. Stanton and others
to prevent him or them from taking posses
sion OF the property levied on and ordered
to be sold on various occasions heretofore.
The bill also asks an order 20 show cause
why Stanton is not in contempt Of court,
and for other relief. The Chancellor or
dered notice served for both parties to APP
pear in the court room to-day at , P. M,
when after hearing the argument on both
sides he will make such orders as tie case
may demand
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RnEAnnAI.

Gen. Buford the distinguished turfman,
is in the city, and will remain until the
close of the races next week.
Will McCrea has Just returned from a
six weeks pilgrimage In the South.
VIM. Conner, formerly of the Spirit Of
the Times, but now Of New Orleans, is here
to attend the races.
w. J. Arlington and bride returned from
New Y ork by the train last evening.
Mrs. Gen. John Morgan was at the Cen
tral Hotel, Covington, KY, on the 10Th.
NJ. Ewing Wilcox of Montgomery, passed
through the city this morning on bis return
from Baltimore, whittier he has been at
tending the Grand Lodge l, o. o. F., of
the United States. In the Grand Lodge
our friend Ewing Wilcox was one of the rep.
resentatiVes from Tennessee.
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FORBIDDEN ATTIRE.
Ess.,vs Sc. Of Night PrOwIers.

A Festive Set of Night PrOWiers.
Police attentisn has lately been directed
to three suspected men, strangers, who were
here, it was supposed, on a stealing expedi-
ton. The house at which they stopped, as
well as the movements of the suspicious
individuals, has therefore been under pretty
close surveillance. At alate hour Wednes-
day night policeman observed three nice
" dressed persons, apparently gentlemen,
leave the house indicated IS If coming out
for a stoll through the city. They were
politely informed that their presence was
desired at police headquarters, and after pro-
testing their innocence of any crime, quietly
accompanied their csptOT TO the station,
where it was pretty soon discovered that
two of the three men were only women in
mems clothes. 1t was further discovered
that each ofthe three belonged here, and as
far as heard from had on that occasion COM
mitfed no greater crime than violating the
law forbidding that women should go about
the streets Improperly attired, and also that
the Gsbow 'nough' man of the party bad
walked with improper characters. The
festive trio were therefore released, after
giving the required obligations for their flu
ture appearance to answer for the indie ated
irregularities alleged against them.
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FistIc Engaremont An Public.

The first actual pugilistic struggle grow
ing out of the Mayoralty campaign occur
red yesterday morning in the Market House
between two colored men named Gus
Webb and Cesar Warren. The latter ex-
pressed the opinion that If the former voted
for certain candidate for Mayor, be (Gps)
was no better than the condemned offspring
of female canine. Thereupon, and al
most before the Objectionable observation
was fully completed, Gus quietly knocked
Cesar down, and both were arrested by the
police.
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For Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Depression
of Spirits and General Debility in their
various forms, a preventive against fever
and ague and other intermittent fevers, the
-Phosphorated Elixir Of Calisaya,"
made by Caswell, Hazard q Co., New
York, and sold by all druggists, is the best
tonic for patients recovering from fever or
sickness. 1t has no equal.
mig 2aw fri Stues 1y
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From county town not thousand
miles from Nashville, we hear an snecdote
told of q good Baptist minister, somewhat
eccentric, and an excellent singer. Sunday
after Sunday his rich voice came from the
nnlnit awith the spirit and the understand
mob Not SO at the other end OF the
c5Ech, where, with abundance of spirit,
there was lamentable lack Of the other
virtue. In fact, the singing was simply
execrable. The good brother finally could
endure 1t no longer and exclaimed:
9Brothers and sisters, wish. those ol
YOU who can't sing would wait till you gel
to the celestial regions before You try"
The hint was success.
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THE GUBERNATORIAL CANVASS.

Appointments for Public Speaking
by the Candidates for Governor.
The following list of speaking appoint
ments has been agreed upen between
Messrs. Freeman, Brown and Colyzr, can
didates for Governor:
Chattanooga, Saturday, Ot. ,.
Cleveland, Monday, Oct. ..
Morristown, Tuesday, Oct. 8.
Greeneyille, Wednesday, Oct 9.
JoResboro, Thursday, Oct. 10.
Bristol, FRIDAY, Oct. IL.
Rogersyille, Saturday, Oct. II.
Knoxville, Monday, Oct. IA.
Loudon, Tuesday, Oct. Is.
Athens. "Wednesday, Oct. 1G.
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Look after YnnrHnrseu

The Philadelphia Express says large
number of valuable horses have persisted in
that city, by drinking cold water. I'm
proper driving and overheating do the
harm rather than cold or hot. 1t it silly
habit to drive or ride horse to his injury,
unless on exceptionally urgent business !;
and care in giving grain should alw avs be
present to avoid excess.
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STATE AT LARGE.

3 Messrs. johnson, Cheatham and May
nard have agreed upon the following APP
pointments for public discussion:
Knoxville, Friday, Sept. q. -i,-.
Loudon, Saturday, Sept: %.
Athens, Monday, Sept. 80.
Cleveland, Tuesday, Oct. 1.
Winchester, Wednesday, Oct. 2.
Fayetteville, Thursday, Oct. 8.
McMinnville, Friday, Oct. 4.
Shelbyville, Saturday, Oct. 5.
Murfeesboro, Monday, Oct. 7.
Pulaski, Wednesday, Oct. 8. r
Appointments viii be hereafter arranged
for Lebanon, Springfield, GAINESVILLE, Hum
bolt, Brownsville, Jackson and Bolivar.
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BRINK in the Rain.

Yesterday about twelve O'Clock, white
woman became infused with an excess of
spirituous luid which tangled her locomo-
tive power SO that she fell to the pavement,
corner Of Church and Market streets, where
ousstretched she lay unmindfdl of the fall
ing rain. a gentleman blew bis bazoc
wheep or two which summoned police
man, who acting the part Of The good Sam
aritan, had the COW lifted from the ditch
aud carried TO dry quarters, the workhouse.
How this sorrowing wreck Of female lowell
ness win feel after recovering from her de-
moralized condition of public drunkenness
;u Trrot-0ouvp
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naIrannrnns Escnne.

A little girl of Mr.. Wells, the Market
street merchant, was sleeping With her head
resting On flower box that was sitting IN
a third story window yesterday afternoon,
when the box broke from is fastenings,
and the little girl, aged 6 years, fell to the
pavementbelow. A colored man who was
passing picked her up and conveyed her 10
her terrified parents in an apparently life
less condition. DIR. Bowling was imme-
diately summoned, and after examining the
body said that there were no limbs broken.
The little girl became conscious in q short
time, being only slightly bruised. The
doctor says that it is the most miraculous
escape from instant death that he ever
knew.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-27

Our Department Of Fashion viii be
opened on Tuesday, Sept. "a, under the
supervision of MRS. BROWN, an accom-
pIisted and experienced manager.
We have made arrangements to receive
regularly from Paris the very latest Pat
terms and Fashion Plates. II viii be our
aim TO execute all orders ia the best style
and at moderate charges.
EleqdJd Dresses, Bridal Outfits, Walk
ina Suits, Velvet and Cloth ClodkS and
Ladies' Unde77oear, promptly made to or
der in the latest fashions.
An ample stock of latest style Tim
mings will always be kept on hand. To
insure dispatch, ladies will please place
their orders early. -.-
THOMPSON Bios. q KELLY,
sep24 lot summer street,
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nLEIn-

MACET-In Edgeheld yesterday, at Is min
ntes past Il O'Clock, after 4 lingering illness,
Mrs. CAROLINE A. MACY, wife OF SiIas n /.
Macy, in the 42d year OF her age.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family
are invited to attend the funeral from the First
Baptist Church this evening, at half-past
O'Clock. Divine service By Rev. Drs. zones and
Kelley.
Hacks will leave the undertaking establish
ment Of @. W. Currey & Bro. for the residence,
Main street. Edgeheld, at h2lf-past o'clock.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-27
PUBLIC SPEAKING.
Congressional Appointments

TIME UNDERSIGNED WILL SPEAK Ar
The following times and places:
SaundersVille, Sumner CO., Friday, Sept. q.
8hackle Island, Sumner CO., Saturday, Sept,
2S
GoodlettsviIle, Davidson co., Monday, Sept. 20.
Yarbrouzh's, Davidson co., Tuesday, Oct. II
HamptOn's Mills, Davidson co., Wednesday,
Oct. 2.
CoOpertOWn, Robertson co., Friday, Oct &
Cross Plains, Robertson CO., Saturday, Oct. 8.
Springfield, Robertson CO., Monday, Oct. I.
Adams Station, Robertson CO., Tuesday, Oct.S.
Barren Plains, Robertson co., Wednesday,
Oct. 9. VIM. G.. BRIEN.
10. q. ST fiiK.
j. b. WI e
sepa d6EWln 1. GOl-IGAG.
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POLITICAL.
Public Speaking.

Frank T. Reid will address the citizens
Of Nashville on next Saturday the 18th
inst, at Central Market place, corner q
Church and Cherry streets, on the political
situation, State and National. Ex-Soldiers
Of the late Confederate army are specially
invited to attend. I'd.
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A walk Over.

In the municipal struggle TO take place
on Saturday next, Hugh Douglass, the
handsome young gentleman who is candl-
date for Alderman from the First Ward, Is
the only individual who has no competitor;
lie has a walk over The municipal turf, and
in his case there win be no need for the
necessary rubbing and scraping at the close
IF the contest
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a Pretty Picture.

n
The wrath Of offended Juno forms the
subject Of Virgirs great epic, the 4Eneid.
While The goddessas were sitting On their
thrones, each deeming herself the fairest, a
mischievous fellow threw an apple into their
midst, with an inscription which, translated,
read: "Iet it be given to the prettiest,"
Each one claimed the apple as intended for
herself, and Paris was made the Umpire.
He decided in favor Of one of them. There
were mischievous fellows on our corner
Yesterday morning. The rain was gently
falling, and the clouds were murky and
heavy. The windows of the Maxwell
House were down, but behind those panes
was picture Of lovelinOss which was
enough to inspire Virgil or any other man.
These fellows were gazing intently on
the picture, and while they cast sleeps
eyes, there was no throwing of apples that
we heard of. The error committed by Paris
of deciding among the claimants was not
attempted either, for if the party attempted
anything like description, it was Zone star
differeth from another star in glory. For
some time the gazers remained stedfast,
'.I4ike Outcsst spirits, who wait
And hang round Heavens gate
Seeing angels within"
We couldn't blame them. Such ray of
sunshine was far preferable to the gloom
which lowered around and about us, and
if such dismal morning visits US again, We
would see the tableau repeated. 1t was in
deed group of loneliness, peeping through
the window page. Ia the foreground was a
charming being loving creature, one of
those women who turn mems heads.
Adjoining was one of grace
full figure and beautiful
classic face, and then another with all the
innocence of maiden love. The picture
was complete. As we turned from the
balcony scene, where very Juliet with in
tense look was viewing the darkness with
out, our young friend we know was wish
ing to hear her sweet voice in such coup
let as this:
"Good night, good night; parting is such sweet
sorrow.
That / shall say good night till it be tomorrow.
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monepolizing the sidewalks.

The citizens living on High street, south
OF Church, are complaining Of the boys who
congregate on the sidewalks, and with their
wagons rafting down at a fearful rate,
ca11sa nedestrians TO take TO the street.
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Death ON the Rail-.

Wednesday, the 18th, passenger train
on the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad
ran over and killed deaf mute named
Robert Allen, near Morganville, Georgia.
The unfortunate man was quite intelligent,
and is the second of his class killed by
train within the last ten days.
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Door RreAkIuE.

Yesterday afternoon a negro named
Cheatham Carroll determined to enter Mar
garet Halls house, on Rolling Mil Hill,
and when the door was shut, seized an axe
with which he commenced furious on
slaught upon the timbers. The timely in
teryention of a policeman ended CAROLS
angry enterprise and jagged the energetic
individual in the workhOuse.
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an uTufor.uuate Ju~gIer.

Yesterday afternoon a gentleman with a
two-gallon Jug of spirits met with an unfor-
lunate accident at the Chattanooga depot.
The jug slipped from his hand and falling
30 the floor broke to pieces, wasting all Of
It's spiritual contents. The train was ready
m leave and no time was had to purchase
mora,
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New Style English Chintz.-We have
Just received large lot Of New Style Eng
lish Chintz, more beautiful and cheaper
than the first lot.
THOMPSON Bros. & KELLY,
sep25 st Summer street.
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sep24 TOT

Infants.-Much suffering to these ten
der little buds of the human family might
be allayed by using Mrs. Whiteomb's Syrup.
See advertisement in another column.
sep24 d1W&W1t
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THE PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS.

Appointments for Publie sPeaktHs'
Gen. VIM. A. Quarles, Democratic can
didate for Elector for the State at Large,
viii address the people at the following
namedI places and times:
Dresden, Friday, Sept. u.
Wayeriy, SATURDAY., Sept. %.
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CITY NoTICES.

Examine, before purchasing elsewh ere,
the fresh and large stock of Dry Goods,
Fancy Goods, Hosiery and Notions, which
viii be sold at New York prices at
CHAS. RICHHEIMER & Co.'s,
sep27 If 40 College Street.
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New and fashionable Silk Poplins, Black
silks of all grades, Sateens and VeIours,
Roman Scarfs, Shawls, Black Alpacas, and
Kid Gloves, Just received and selling very
cheap at NoBIHAAhs,
sep ~ 1weod Public Square.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

Tennessee and PaciGC Railroad.
zo,1 Leaves Lebanon of. ... .6:40A.B
Arrives at Nashville st..S:40 AN.
Leaves Nashville at.....4:0O P. Ii
Arrives at Lebanon at. $3.50 P. N.
Prices Stage leave Lebanon at Z O'Clock P. NJ.
on Tnesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Arrive
at Lebanon at O'Clock A. n. on Mondays, we'd
nesdays and Fridays.
ST, louis, Memphis, Nashville and
ChattaEecEa Great Central
Through line.
ChsttanoOgAtrain leaves 9lS A r. IA. A1d i s52
Memphis train leaves. 200 A. Z. and l;15 Pm.
6 /" arrives. ...4so P. NJ ana o;zO A. NJ
ST. Louis train leaves. 200 A. n.
60 arrives. 300 P. II.
Tulahoma train leaves. $50 P. X.
aTTiyee. 9:45 Al n
The s:16 A. Il. train does not run on Sundays.
The POO A. n. and BIB P. Il. nd1:46P II. trains
IA daily.
E,outsvtIIe and Nashville Railroad.
Leave Staten on North College street, at $50
Ak, 1:40 P. II. and leo AN.
Arrives at 1880 A. II. and sos P. Il.
VsThe lao P. n train does not stop at any point
6af,Eeen Nsshyi and Gallarin, except Edge
acid Junction, and does not run on Sunday.
gaIIatfu Accommodation Daily.
Taaves Nashville .4:05 P. =.
Louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern observation-disclosures anu
Decatur Division.
GONG SoUTH.-Nashville al Decatur trains
leave stations on South Cherry tTeet & go A.
NJ, and 600 M. No train Sunday morning.
Accommodated al 400 P. N. (gOes 10 Column
hiei Trains arrive at 4:46 A. II. and $40 p. Ii
Accommodation at $3.50 A. II.
St Louis. Evansville, Henderson and
Nashville Railway
st. Louis Mail leaves Nashville. A.A
Accommodation leaves Nashville. ...... 1880 Pm
St Louis Mail arrives at Nashville. -. .1l:25 P.E
Accommodation arrives at Nashville. ...T:4o An
Louisville and Cincinnati Short Limo
Railroad.
Trains leave andarriYe st LouiETiile az fono"s:
LEAVE ARRIVE.
Southern Fast Line, except
Sund8y...s............' 800 A. H. = ~ k' n
Cincinnati Express, daily. Sto P. Il. lz:oS p 4
Cincinnati Night Express,
except Saturday. .1i;0o ?. n 300 A H.
Lexington Mail, except
Sunday. o;OO A. =. O'oV e Il
Lexington Express, exceG
Sunday. &5O p L. ll'VO A. -
Frankfort Accommodated,
except Sundsy......... 5:Oo P H. e;Vo A. h
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Gray hair may be made to take on its
Youthful color and beauty by the use OF
Halls Vegetable Sicilian hair Remover,
the best preparation for the hair known to
the science of medicine and chemistry.
sep3 eod1Bn tues, wed&fri
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Huguenot Family Sheetings-Eleven-
quarter Bleached Huguenot Sheetings, ex-
ira heavy and made with new machinery.
We recommend them with confidence.
THOMPSON Bros. & KELLY,
sep26 81 Summer street.
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John Gilgan & Co. are selling Point
Applique Collars and Point Applique Laces
at cost. sep24 If
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Our streets are somewhat muddy in con-
sequence of the rain. Young school girls
and other delicately shod pedestrians have
TO be quite graceful 10 crossing fir ON one
pavement to the other.
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Best COcheeO Prints.-Just opened,
Two Cases of New Style Cocheco Prints.
These are the best goods in the market.
THOMPSON BROS. & KELLY,
sep25 st Summer street.
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Now or NeVer.-The sale of tickets Of
the Louisville Library viii positively close
10 night-the last and only chance to buy
100000 for $40. Tickets for sale by
SAMUEL WASHINGTON,
II No. 9 North Cherry street.
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unRard and Onward.

The columns for the second story of the
new Methodist Publishing House are being
placed in position, and it begins to look
ike business in that direction.
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John Gilgan s. Co. are selling real Val.
Laces at cost. sep34 If
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New Flannels, good, fresh and cheap,
Just received at
sep24 st ALEX HoGAN's, Union st.
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Just received by Gennett & Co., 100
Bbls. choice Northern Krout. sep24 1w
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Trunk ManufaetOry.-Dunstead, at 81
North College street, between Union aud
Church, is seq Bg Trunks and Satchels at
prices that def Z competition. Trunks re-
paired. UTu
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RIVER NEWS,

We report the river still reeeding al This
point with about IL inches on the Shoals.
Weather raw, with another fall OF rain Fes-
terday morning.