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Scott. HOutZ & Co.

Will offer to the trade, commencing to-day.
Saturday. the following bargains:
A large lot Of japanese silks at 80 cents per
yard. usual price 81.
A large lot Of Black Silks, very much below
value.
A good heavy Gros Grain Black silk at $50
A large lot OF new and desirable pOplins at
25 cents per yard, usual price 4Oc and SOC.
1000 yards of Dress Goods at - cts per yard,
sold everywhere else at 25 cts per yard.
The heaviest and best stock of Dress Goods in
the county, and all of which will share in the
sacrifice.
30 large white Countsrpanes at 81 ecch.
25 at 81 80 each.
1900 yards of White Piqass at % cts per yard.
These goods are being offered at one-h ,lf price,
also very fine quality of Piquo at Joe, usual
price % cents per yard.
500 blesched Linen Damask Towel. at 10c,
1890, l5c, zoe, 25c, 300 and 35o.
Same low prices in brown and bleached table
linens. A good table linen at 30c per yard.
80 doz. ladies' hose at 10c per pair.
% g heavy hose at l5c per pair
A large lot of better hosiery very cheap.
Will offer the same low prices on Furs aud
Shawls a. during the past week.
New stock of prints, nu.lins, gingharns, &c
New stock of fringes, buttons, trimming, 9,
sstin' velours velvetcens, &c, &c.
The most complete stock of Dry Goods in tue
county, and We VIII make the lowest prices on
all goods in our line. The bargains we euumora.e
are much below value, and will richly repay any
lady to call and see them.
We are respectfully,
/. SCoTT, HoUTz 81 Co.
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OTrAwA. Fchruarv 9Th ,sSl

NIrAWA. Fehruarv Sth 1872.
herehy certify that on or about the lat of Sentember 1871
was aScs with Typhoid Fever Following this suffered
from avery severe sore hroa and GENERAL debility. One phy
scian said that was "on the consumptivc ORDER" and init
mated that my disease would terminate in Throat Consum
ton O had been treated by all the leading physicians of
the city wthout help, IN fact growing worse, n i friend
very highly recommended DR.. Ercee to me- and on the ism
or last October sent for him. He made yl.t and com
nenced troacs' and was able on the 18TH OF November Ia
walk 10 MS otiice My friends express shcn AT
my rap Improvement. am now ouoyng nearly or GnII,
rs good health US over. Mrs. ANNA r. WELL rp
STATE oP ILLINOIS,
La sale County lSs This day personally appeared Ar.
Tore me- justice OF the Peace IN and for said county, the
above named Mrs Anna f. Weller who being duly sworn ON
her oath says that the forth IN tc frrg.u
certificate are true IN every resp
Given under my hand this S!h day OF February lS;,.
y. LEANhNS, j. =.
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NoricE.-The undersigned, appointed at tn last
meeting of the Executive Committee of the La
Sale County Agricultural Society to contract for
the boring and tubing of an arte,ian we'll on the
Fair Grounds, hereby give notice that they will
receive proposals for . flowing well, five inch
hole. rimmed SIX inches into the lime rock and
piped. Depth $50 to 400 feet. Proposals received
up to the 10th and acted upon BY the committee
on the Goth day of February lS72.
G. II. GREEN,
s. K. LEWIS,
JoHy Srocr
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Ten lines Of Agate raake ore sausrs.

Ten lines Of Agate taske ots square.
not under contract must b, plainly
ed the length of time desired they will be continued and
charged for until ordered out.
Business and professional cards mot exceeding FIVE nesl
Inserted at five dollars per snnum FIVE lines dollar
er line extra
Transient advertising in all be paid strictly In
advance.
~ Yearly advertisers dscontinuing their advertise.
nen before expiration Of contract will be charged
the full rates Above Ezra charge will also be made
dissolution and notices not with their reyu
lar business.
Local notices. fifteen cents per line.
ty Ia 10 case villthese terms be departed from.
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Christ church, (Epi.eopalA

The Rev. ]. L. STEELE having entered upon
his duties as rector of the Episcopal Church in
this city. there will be regular services at the
church hereafter Sundays At 1890 A. n. and at
Z p. NJ, Sunday School at 12M.
Next Wednesday being Ash Wednesday, there
will be services at 10 A. NJ. and p. NJ. During
lent there will be services at tho church every
Wednesday evening At o'clock, with a lecture,
and Friday A. NJ. at 10 o'clock. During Passion
Week daily servicee At 10 A. N. and 7P. NJ.
Holy communion tomorrow Feb. y at morn.
ing service, and on the first Sunday Of each
month thereafter.
Mr.. Steele comes here from Grace Church,
Appleton, Wis, upon tho unanimous call of the
Vestry Of Christ Church, and enters upon his
labors full Of youthful confidence and zeal for
his Master. Though a stranger among US he
| comes well endorsed from the former field OF
his labors. Both tho Appleton papers speak OF
his leaving there in tones Of deep regret and
avouch the purity and smi.5ility of his charac.
ter. The C'cqet o"udes to him in the follow.
ing terms;
Without dispa. cement to any Of the preced-
my Rector5 "4y nave been connected with
Grace CLg.oh, 1e believe we express the teel.
ings Of all when remsrk that the severance
Of the CO. es Of Christian fellowship az
well as ?. " .rleud nip which has daily in.
ere cd b.. 81 lLr and Mrs. Steele, and their
| pa. a..ul .a.. -diux to many citizens outside
| t.la Getty, .s cit more keenly and sensibly
than at any previous history since the organza-
tion OF this society. The friendship existing
viii continue in the hesrts of this people, 50 long
as memory shall continue to revert to the self
denying labors aud successful efforts of Mr.. and
Mrs. Steele in building up this parish.
The Times speaks of him as follows
Mr. Steele carries with him to his new home
the grateful remembrance of parish whom he
has served faithfully for the past year. He
came to Appleton when this parish was in a
weak and discouraged condition, and by his in.
deiatigabe labors has brought it to a position
almost self.sustsining. We can say for Mr.
Steele that ne asssredly has, by his untiring ex-
ertious; his accomplishing and unvsrying
course; his social and pleasing manners and
.bove IL, his deep interest in building up what
he had undertaken won the eternal gratitude
Of his Pensioners, and their love In no ordinary
degree. Those who may at all times have diff.
fcred with him in his views still award him
their good will and regret the necessity for his
acceptance of field which offers him more but
cannot cert.iuly appreciate him better
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-02-10

HASH The best place in town to get the raw
material tor your "hash" is at Wards Meat Mar
ket. he has full supply of hams, shoulders,
dried beef picked trpe and pigs feet tre sh fish,
oysters poultry pure fresh lard, &C., besides al.
ways rice roasts Of beef pork, veal and mutton.
and steaks to suit everybody
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-02-10
RAILROAD ACCIDy

RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-On Thursday last a
coal train going north on the c. B. & Q. Road,
at o'clock p. NJ. ran off the track At Indian
Creek and bumped along over the ties on the
trestle wark of the bridge distance of 200 fec,
or more. Fortunately the damage was no,
serious. The bridge was repaired aud the pas
seugor train due here at noon arrived at one
o'clock r..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-02-10

kEprcT!oN IN MrArs.-Mr. Taylsr, the popular
butcher on La Sale street, who was burned out
at the old stand but has removed TO the Free.
man building opposite, announces q great reduc.
tion IN the prices of all kinds of meats. He does
not ship his prime beef, but kills it and sells it al.
home.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-02-10

GRIFFITns,-E. B. Griffith has opened an e1.
tensive boot and shoe store on Main street in the
brick block, opposite Griffith Il Sons former
shop. The store is fitted up In elegant style and
we'll fllsd with nice goods, and new assortment
on the way from the east
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-02-10

Ladies, what Is the use in telling to make boys
clothing when you can buy neat suit for less
than you can bay the raw material? The cues.
tion is n.ked, where can you fud such bargains ?
naturally st the White Store on the corner.
NJ STIEPEI, & Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-02-10

LEcTUBEs.-We are requested to announce
that. B Rugar. Esq, will lecture before the
Excelsior Literary Society of Deer Park en-
Wednesday evening, Feb. 14th also that B. F.
Lincoln. Esq, will lecture before the same socie.
ty on Wednesday evening, Feb. 2lst Subject
"Dsrwin aud his theories''
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RECEIVED THIS WEEK AT Hr-r1'

New stock of Prints, Spring Styles.
Largest stock of Bleached and Brown Muslin
in the city, and at the lowest prices.
Black alpaccas, new stock.
have received q general assortment of New
Goods, aud my stock is now full and at the very
bottom prices. VIII HULL.
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tbs worthy of note that the $780, 900 of ad.
ditionsl capital of the Hartford Fire Insurance
Company was all subscribed before the time al.
lowed and all paid in within eleven days. Offers
of a premium OF So to 90 per cent were made
for the right to subscribe, and the company's
stock is now in demand at $10O.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-02-10

MEATS SMoKED.-Adam keim, at the Fox
river bridge. has fitted ups good brick .m oke
house, and 10 prepared to smoke meats for the
public. and do it we'll and ohcaply. He also
keeps pure lard in any quantity, sausage and
pork steaks.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Chicago, Rock Island Il Pacific Railroa,

On and After Oct Sth, ls,I. trains pass Ottawa
station fslows:
49,, . GOING EAST. WEST.
'N;ght TX press. s.itAn might Erpres. ,.Iu.
sAccom moiauon. 5:ss A Through FruIyht " sis'.
30 2-Dsy Er daily l2l0Px No l-sy ~ 1dsIyl iss
Through Freight. es3 Accommodation 80. s53
sundays erccDted 'SaturdAys excepted .Nondays eY
ceptej. Nos. and each thrf slndsy commencing
Oct sh All trains to connect the great through
Lre east sf west Ik for sale 10 all prineipa pola In
We and Canaiss Passengers ticket Via Cnion Pa
enc or Kansas Pacific 20 points Colorado Utah Csfor
~ by t route This is the direct line point. In Iowa
missouri ara hsnsss FRED TAVENER.
OTTAWA, Oct. 5th, lS.l. Agent G., K l. 4 r. L. r.
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The Andes Insurance Company, of Cincinn n att,
is denied certificate of authority to do business
in Michigan by the Insurance Commissioner, in
consequence Of the impairment Of its capital, as
shown by Its annual statement.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-02-10
JOBBING DEPARTMENT

oar facilities for dong all kinds OF job wor. the
riou styles Of the surpassed in this section and
unexpectedly solicit those wishing anything done In this
line give call. BY the judicious and liberal use Of
prsters nE many mans fortune been made and the
field IL stll open. Try
Order, by mall promptly attended to.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-02-10

The first gun of the season is being fired, uot
at Uncle Sam, but Mt the White Corner on their,
new spring styles, just received FROM our own
factory in Baltimore. Come and SEQ them,
n. SrlEEEL s. Co.
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We have still some more of those fine travelling
trunks for l'ies and gentlemen that are good
and cheap at the Clothing Bazaar, corner Of
Main and Ia Sale street. NJ. SrIErr1, & ca
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-02-10

LosT.-A gold pea-oass with black handle g
The finder will please leave it at Western Unio,
Telegraph Office, and be rewarded.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-02-10

REMoyAL.-We call attention TO the advsr.
tisement of Heury smeeton in th. paper. He
has rented the large store esst Of Manleys, and
invites his customers and the public to call and
him
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-02-10
GRIDLBY { PERKINS,
Big Reduction in Dry Goods
for the neZt Thirty. Sixty
and Niaoty Days!
Closing Out Of Winter
Goods!

II has reached that the year when We are pre-
pairing stock for Spring Trade. our wish not TO carry
over single yard Of goods but to clean out each casons
stock entire SO that stock may be encumbcred by
old styles and faded goods. To do this propose to mark
our goods down. preeriing close cost! Among tho
goods in which will be found reduction prices are
FURS AND NJEIAs.
The preest and largest stock in Ottawa Those tylish
Scarlet, Blue and Buff are here.
GE.oV IS.
ulll of LADIES' Gents Chllrens in Cloth Berlin
lined Buck, Driving and Kid.
KsD5.
We selling for 81 per pair the Kids in the Market.
A. 7. S. and Courvoisurs.
STOCKINGS.
The best this Of Chicago, and m endless Va.
rey OF Notioas which are in charge Miss Rebecca Water.
man. We havca
VAIL HERiGE
Which will sell for twenty-five cents per yard and IN the
line OF
DRESS GOODS
We have something choice, make this branch
specially and have marked goods prices which cannot but
attract buyers
VELVETEENS
Forsi.so and 50, worth $3.50 and s.
BLANKETS.
Dayton Blankets at old prices
FLANNELS, YARNS * WOOLEN GOODS
Alowsr prices than the factories We have the finest stock
In the city OF
WATERPROOFS.
Some Of them Extra French Gnshed waterproor worth
three times As much common goods. The best is tho
cheapest and nd good goods sell than poor and
damaged ones,
CARPETS.
Persons wishing carpets will money by calling US,
as we have large stock which cleaning out as wo
wish to give the carpet trade and coune business to
Dry Goois and Notions exclusively. We might quote prices
but prefer to have buyers call and themselves
We have but price, and trade invariably cash and
the place 10 buy goods cheap sat
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-02-10

For undershirts, drawers, bats aud caps for
msu and boys, also neckties and collars of the
latest styles, you will find them at NJ Stiefel &
Cos, on the corner.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-02-10

DIED.-Petsr Purden, at the resideEce of his
mother, In Ottawa, Feb. 7th, of lung disease
His age was 20 years. II mos. and 10 days.
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FoUND-ln the town Of Freedom, February
,, a gentlemans scarf The owner can have it
by calling at j. Browsrs, in Dayton township,
and paying for this advertisement.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-02-10

For mems, boys aud youth. boots, calf and
kip, cheap and good, 80 70 j. Megaffins.
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Tbs war with England promises to be gigan.
VIC one out when you compare notes you will
ma that the war made on the stock Of our coats
at cost at the White Store, beat. them ALL Sec
for yourselves. N, Sr,rrrI T. IN
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SHORT HORN BULLs.-Several young bulls
for sale of fine size. style and pedigree. Price
reasonable. G. B. PRICE,
p. Ottawa, Ill. Fall River.
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Do.-Next Wednesday is st. Valentines Day.
We expect four bushels of valentines Send
EN- along girls. do! Ah, do (Adeu y Its
your do I dutyA
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All my Fur Goods at cost, and even below, {,
old customers. y q p,,,.aun
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Nice, prime, dark Mink Furs, this winter.
catch, at less than winters prices. at Prcscott's
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Ottawa Post Omce.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAI

DEATH-Patrick Nevins, . we'll known bus.
ness man in this city aud La Sale, where he for.
merly lived, died at his residence in this city on
Thursday evening, of dropsy.
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Live and let live, and Why is it that H.
Walther sells more oysters than auy ono other
house in OttawaS Because he sells good, fresh
stock and full sans at low prices.
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New oranges, lemons, figs and dates at Henry
Walther's.
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CHRisraAS.-Alschulsr l. Chrstman have dis. {.
solved, Mr. Christman being alone again. lie
has just received a choice assortment of spr ing
goods, of the newest aud best styles.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-02-10

The best md l'rsest assortment Of Masks in
the city at II. Walther's Santa Claus Store.
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Valentines, valentines, valentines, fno -.
Of fancy and comic valentines cheap at II.
Walther's Peanut Store.
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The largest, incest. whiest and the best loaf
Of Bread in the city at j. l.. P,ergue's.
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LRcTURE.-Eev Nh Whitney delivered
very popular lecture to appreciative audience,
at the Universaliet Church, on Thr rsiay even.
ing. Tho subject suggested to him by the
late Cincinnati convention, held to agtate tho
question OF recognizing God in the constitution
of the United States. Tie young orator handled
the hair-hraned fanatics, the constitution tink.
ers without gloves. The question, Whose God
do they recognize 7" was well put. The lecturer
very nicely made the point that each person has
a different view of the Divine Being, in fact,
each has almost his own God The God of one
person is murderer; OF another, the subliml:y
of love, wisdom and Justice
"The distinction between a Congressman and
Pound Master" sail the speaker, "is slight
Permit to add tNat any decent hog would
prefer the company ot the Pound Master to that
OF some of our modern Congressmen.
The neck tie socab d III the basement, after the
lecture, was very pleasant affair.
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Spring Styles of Silk Hats at prcsco.,s.
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Reports were read by Piper AMI Miss Keller
containing the critic ms On the days work.
Adjourned till o'clock Friday morning
The lecture by Rev j. ". Sturtevant, Jr, in
the evening, was rio treas to the teachers. It
is spoken Of on all hands az square, manly and
scholarly. The Institute will call on him again.
Friday 8 A. NJ. Opehed with music. The COM
mittee nominated Jenki ; to fiji raoancv occas-
loned bv the removal Of Clark to Aurora, and he
was duly elected.
Mr.. Powell, Of Auro a, continued the subject
OF Grammar. JONs. J.
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Buy your Eubber Boots of j. MegsfIin.
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Fur Goods at cost AT presco,t's.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-12-13
MEMPHIS. TENN:

had no right to create fresh difficulties;
that ill-nature and party spirit would
not fail to speculate upon the presence
Of the prince, who could not long remain
unknown. as he supposed. Whatever
might be my sympathy and respect for
such misfortune, ! forced back into
my heart my feelings of gratitude,
though might expose maself to be ILL
judged by him, az actuated only BY a
paltry fear OF being compromised. | re-
covered my self.possession ane iemem-
bered my duty Prince" replied,
sit is impossible for me to grant your
request. We are playing the last card
for our unfortunate country, and we
must carefully avoid anything that may
serve as pretext for disturbance in the
presence Of the enemy" He looked at
me with despair, pressing my hand in
silence, and departed. saw him as he
walked away quickly and alone. and /
was for some minutes unable to repress
the painful emotion with which my heart
was full to overaowing.
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Incidents in the Ltfe of Prince De
w - aJOfnville


The following curious and interesting
episode is extracted from work by a
French General, Martin des Fallieres,
entitled Orleans: "I was disturbed from
my reflections by an incident by which
was much moved. / was occupied in
debating orders to one of my aids.de-
camp, when was told that gentleman
Wished TO speak to me in private. The
name upon the card he had sent, that
of Colonel Lutheroth, was 4nknown to
me. The stranger having refused to
explain the motive to the officer of my
staff. / went down stairs to speak to
him. As there was no room in which
could receive him without witnesses, the
interview took place on the stairs of the
little hunting-box, IN which my general
quarters were established. / waited for
him to explain himself. "Do you recog-
nize me2" he asked. No, sir"
What You do not know your former
admiral again2" Ny answer was again
in the negative. 81 am the Prince de
Joinville; it is / under whom you be-
gan your career. came to ask you
10 help me to finish mine. At
these words the remembrances of
my youth flashed across my mind, and
carried me far back TO happier days.
''If you knew" the prince continued,
'hov ] haYe suffered during my long
exile Separated for thirty years from
France, from all | love, to-day am
everywhere repulsed and treated as
stranger to the country to which | hoped
TO be restored. | have been to Tours to
see MN. Chamieux, Glais BiSoin and
Fouriehon, but could not obtain permis-
sion to die for my unfortunate country
that love beyond everything. i have
asked in vain TO be allowed to serve as
a simple volunteer; lost in the crowd,
unknown to all, and under an assumed
name, called upon General d Aurelles.
but was not even received. Will you not
have pity on the vretched situation in
which / am placed1 ! claim neither
rank nor position, nothing but peFmis-
Eion to join the volunteers fighting at
the outposts The expression Of his
grief was heartrending, and / felt q
choking sensation that brought tears to
my eyes. In spite Of myself I felt
my resolution waver. But suddenly
thought Of the desperate situation in
which France was placed l felt that l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-12-13
EDUCATIONAL.
p" THE LEBANON, TENNESSEE,
LAW SCHOOL.

THIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTION
i will soon close the most prosperous session
rince the war. Six reasons why every young
man who intends 70 make the Law his profess
sion should attend the Law School at Lebanon.
Tenn; - r. H.
lSt-rhe Professors are the M st eminent
teachers and lawyers in the Southwest.
2d-The course embraces every principle oi
Law known to the Profession.
3d-Its Moot Courts are intensely practical,
and in them are prepared and tried almost
every kind Of a case met in actual practice. :.
4th-Pupiis entering on January eOth will
get Diploma in ten months, and License to
Practice law, the License being GRAruITous.
They will also have the benefit Of a summer
vacation during the year, -.
5th-Ihe healthfulness Of Lebanon and the
high Christian character Of its people.
sth-Maay Of the most successful Lawyers
been educated in this school. Address
d3w HON. M. GREEN, Lebanon, Tenn.