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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-07-11
NEW YoRK. July 9,


In the Stokes trial to-day, which was
devoted to medical testimony for the
defense, DR.. Carnochan condemned tho
treatment given Fisk, after being
wo unded.
DR.. McCready believed Fisk's death
was caused by the opium administered
to him.
DIR. jacob attributed his death to
| the same cause.
Stokes father, seventy-two years Of
age, testified to the strange conduct OF
his son after the early difficulties with,
Fisk, and that there had been case q
insanity in his family.
The great trot between Goldsmith
Maid, Lucy, American Girl and Henry,
was won by American Girl in three
straight heats. Time-2 81, 2 TO- and
2:24.
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Bceey Brown, Esq is a candidate
for Senator in South Carolina.
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names Of tho committees announced.
The following are the members from
the States named:
1owa--Chas. Mason.
Ncbraska-E. w. Thomas.
Wisconsin-Ed. s. Bragg.
Z Missouri--W. Hyde.
4 Illinois--Aaron Shaw.
"A motion to add REPRESENTATIVES
from the Territories and District OF
Columbia to the Committee on Rcso-
buttons was laid on the table. -.
A resolution was adopted referring
all resolutions without reading or de-
bate.
The Secretary read the report OF
the
COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS.
Allth States were fully represents
ed. No contests. Twenty delegates
from Texas were admitted, but allowed
only eight votes.
The delegates from the Territories
we're admitted to the floor of the Con-
vcntion.
| The Convention proceeded to the
call Of States for members of the
NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
with the following results:
Alabama--Thos. A. Walker.
Arkansas-T. McCopin...
Connccticut--Wm. HI. Barnum.
Delawarc-Chas. Beasten.
ElOrida--Chas. +. Dick.
Gsorgia--A. r. Wright.
Ilfnois-Cyrus H. McCormick.
IIdiana-Thos. Bowling.
Iowa--M. M. Ham.
Kansas-Isaac Eaton.
Kentucky-H. d. McHenry.
Lousiana-H. d. Ogden.
Maine-T. d. M. SWEET.
Maryland--Geo. Knott.
Massachusetts-F. o. Prinel.
Michigan--Wm. A. Moore.
Minnasnta-Wm Lochren.
Mississippi. III. Sharpe.
Missouri. G. Priest.
Nebraska-G. l.. Miller.
Nevada-ThOs. III. Williams.
New Hampshirc-M. v. Bedgerly
New Jcrsey-T. F. Randolph.
New York-A. Schcll.
North Carolina--M. Ransom.
Ohio-J. g. johnson.
| Oregon-R. j. Todd.
Pennsylvania-,hs. ID. Barr.
Rhode Island-Gibbon Bradford.
South Carolina-Thos. G. Simmon
Tenncssec-Wm. r. Bates.
Tcxas-Stockdale.
Vermont-H. b. Smith.
Virginia---Jno. Goode.
| West Virginia-J. b. Harpc.
Wisconsin-Geo. III. Paul.
When New York was called, Cover
nor Hoffman rose and said: Mr.. Bel
mont has presented to the New Y0rl
delegation q letter declining re-appoint
ment upon the National Executiv,
Committee, and the delegation will
entire unanimity present the namt
of August Schell.
The mention of Belmont's name wa
received with cheers, and the announce
ment Of declination with general ex
preston of regret.
A motion to proceed to the nomi
nation of candidates for President AM
4 Vice President, was lost.
The Chairman gave notice that tn
Committee on Resolutions would NEE
at the rooms of the New York dele
! cation this evening; also, that tn,
National Executive Committee woul,
meet at Ford's Theatre tonight.
Adjourned till ten o'clock to-mor
row morning.
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llI0SISSIPPl xUxLUx,

TRIAL Of Nan Of many cyimes--A
kuktuc Confession - HOw Negroes
acre Taken Out and Whspped-Ho,c
Mr.. Grceleys Constituents Haze
Been accustomed to Control Elec-
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oTTuWwA MARKETS.

Corrected by J. r. YOUNG 4 Co., 0rocers.
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PERMANENT PRESIDENT.

The Committee on Organization re-
ported Jas. Il. Doolittle, Of Wiscon-
son for
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-02

A CURIosIrY.-Aif. Myers, Of the Petro-
leum Exchaage Hotel, has on exhibition ia
his show window small black bear, killed
10 Forest county, aud which he intends to
serve up to bis patrons in day or two.-
The besr, Quartermas,sr Myers asserts, was
killed out OF a drove Of 33 which were dis
covered roaming at large In, the wild, OF
Forest county, aud was shot by that mighty
Nimrod. John A. Stewart, Of Cberryt-ce -
The Quar,erpsster's story, If correct, takes
the shine out Of California Gsnrges story of
the fat sheep killed 10 the Golden State,
which was all tallow even to the horns. and
also takes the shine out Of tbas other story
Of the "dcg that resumed specie payment. {"
Thirty-tbree bears 10 one drove is an ex-
ceeding "muchness OF bear" but then no
one for . moment doubts the truth of the
story. We always take ours "piaiu and
strait"
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A terrible accident occurred 1t Scrub.
grass on last Saturday BY Al explosion Of
gas ut we'll near that place. The wsll
was struck on Saturday, and flowed large
quantity OF oil. The gas caught from the
nre 10 the engine house. and . terrible ex-
plosion followed. There were four men 10
the engine house at the time, who were oil
seversiy injured, aud 1t 10 feared that some
or all Of them are fatally burned. Tho well
IL en- the bank otths river, and the victims
we're blown out upon the Ice. One Of them
was 50 badly burned On the arms that the
flesh entirely peeled oft. He bad bis sleeve
rolled up at the time. Mr.. Bottsford, for
msrly Of jamestown, N. Y, one ofths mum
bsr, wssso badly burned that he is entirely
blind. This Mr.. BVtssfoid is the gentle
man whoI in 1865, was wsylaid and robbed
between Plumer and Petroleum Centre, and
90 badly beaten that his would be murder, =.
left him for dead. The ether two vsr
also severely Injured. --vsnsnso Citissu. .
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SUICIDE IN CORIsY.

About Two weeks ago, . lady who regis.
tered her name ~ Mrs. N. Thompson, from
Youngstown. Ohio, arrived at Cory, and
put up at the Dcwner House. She wa, O,
medium size and light, dark hair. dark eyes
and was apparently 2s or so years Of age.
She engaged small building near Dswsou's 3
news stand and paid something for fitting it
up, intending TO open 1t a. Q cigar and
news stsnd. 1t seems that she was d,s,p.
pointed about receiving money from her
frisnds. She had telsgraphsd to c. H.
Himrod At Youngstowp, aad signed her
name to the telegram, ssC. Palkmer, re.
ceiving &C anawer.
On Saturday, about 2 p m the dining
room girls noticed that she had not been
down to dinner, and on comparing notes
no ons could re msnb,r having seen her
at breakfast Mr.. Shaw, the landlord, was
notified, and went to her room, bat found
the outer door locked. Entrance was gain.
ed BY means ofa pass key tha. opened .
door leading from another room, 1ad the
weaan found lying on the bed, quito dead.
The lamp was still burning, indicating that
she had been dead since morning. A Cor.
onsr's jury was empannalsd, and averdict
that she came to her death by poison. was
returned. No one had heard uuy noise
from the room. That her death was intsu.
tiocal, seems from the fact that the remains
OF = large photograph album WAS found in
the stove. Abent dozen metal plates, the
remains OF pictures, were 10 srhes.
la her trunk was found q picture ofs
gentleman said by sons 10 bs that Of AMr.
Mason connected with the torpedo factory Of
Or. Rober,s, in Titusvllie, and also two
pictures Of lady with Il. J. Aath.r'.
name IS the photographer, where il is said
she has worked.
The body wos to be held until intelligence
could DO received from Youngstown aud III.
tusville. She wss smart appearing wo-
man, and had told that she had been a
Union spy that the rebels lad driven her
from home and murdered Ter child, after
which she had followed them Tor revenge
until the last ofths murd srers was dead
Erie Dispatch.
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A Connecticut hen b sd u tumor.
Milwaukee 10 inclined TO snub Alaxis.
A Utah girl foil dead from tight lscing
Holland has Just CONNER ced 10 eat mince
pies.
Two prisoners dug out Of q Wisconsin Jail
with pine sbingle.
Aquarry Of lithogrsphc stone has been
found in Kentucky.
Mr.. Clsffin of Missouri shot himself des d
On his wedding day.
A band of female cobnterfeitsrs b - been
broken up III Illinois.
A Newport swain received . love letter
sixty seven pages Ions.
Senator Sprague has been boarding the
buffalo in bis native liar.
Wild ten cures cancers, says Mr.. Chas.
Yardley, Pittsburgh, Penn.
Two young lsdies corrected a Jackson
vile, Fla. youth with cowhids.
A 20o.aers quarry OF beautiful marble has
been found 10 Cslamet county, Wis.
An Englshman 10 Iowa recently sent. hall
. dozen prairie hens to Queen Victoria.
Horsewhipog city officials is bee oming .
popula source Of amusement at Iddisnsp-
oils.
Railway companies cannot be too careful
40 to the truss.tworthiness of til sir bridges
Boston Post.
lot Of the prettiest little cofius for
Christmas you ever saw was Kentucky al
vertisemrnt.
A large roll Of unpaid bills in the breast
pocket saved the lie OF . Fiorld ian from the
knife of 40 assassin.
A Providence virgo, having taken q
glass more than she needed, threw the spare
tumbier ct her husband.
THE dying Prince Hat" 10 among the
latest and funniest concsits Of the Cinc;u-
natti hat manufacturers.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-02

Dr.. V. AcAlpins, surgeon dentist, late Of
this place, has opened 90 Office over Shep-
ards dry goods store, at Rouseville, where
he can hereafter bs found at all hours ready
and willing to execute all jobs of dentistry
10 neat and workmsnliks manner. H.v-
ing been acquainted with the DR.. for lsng
tern Of years. we can chseriully recommend
him ~ being Q thorough master OF his pro-
fession aad justly entitled to . liberal share
Of the public patronage. The DR.. would
also be pleased to have bis Iusuy friends in
Petroleum Centre pay him visit. Sec his
sard slsew here.
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Saturday aight, Sunday aad Sunday night
were hsurs Of psiaful suspense to nearly all
sss cisissas. IN anticipation Of .hs ice gorge
ID on Cfssk. bsswssu this place, Pioneer
aad Shshsr farm. goisg olt suddenly and
either swamping the tows o. taking 1t bodi.
y "dowN The siver," - the saying i.. From
Saturday Htght to . late hsur Sunday night
The rala fell IL. torrents rapidly melting the
anew On the sunousding bills, and sending
vast 6ssd OF wsisr into the Crack above
she gorge, but not ps;esptibly Increasing tue
current below the poist whore the drst bod ,
OF ice was lodged. During Sunday After
SEES, in anticipation that the Ice would
carry out the Boyd Farm bridge, Asssrs.
PATTERSON b Dicksy engaged . bosy Of men
TO loessn the loo souswhat at the urksr and
ipwsr end en both sides Of the gorge. Meas
Mnss sBsnnsho6 Run WAS pouring in raging
Hood Of water which was rapidly illing up
end setting back on the fats floating every.
shisg novsbls and flooding all the cellars in
shs nsighberhood. About . quarter to 8
ssloss, TIE pressure Of water above ths nrst
gorge proved too much, and two or three
sigsal shots from wstsbmen announced that
sAs ''ics wss moving" Immediately there
wss . "harryiug 70 and fro Of snxieu,
vstshsfs" ands general "rs,tiug oup Of
sboss residing along the bank of the Creek
n anticipation Of . fearful salsmity. For.
suastsly, however, there was NO cause for
alssm, % the huge body moved cut slowly
at 6sst and striking the abu.usnts Of the
Egbsst farm bridge was crushed 10 pieces
aad carried down without Injury to property
sleng'tss bsuka
Aboss hslf past six, yesterday morning.
the Pioneer snd Sherman Flats ice gorge
gave way, and then old Oil Greek did more
than rage for short time. About, Q mile
sad half office passed out, bearing along
With II lumber, logs, .trsss, bull wheels, &C.
1t wss . grand sight to wisnsas tie coming
down Of this huge body. OF ies, borne along
oy 'ss vast flood Of water which bad been
see"uulasing fer hours on the sbaffsr, sber-
man and Pioneer fats. 1t was exceedingly
'ef'ansss fsr our town that tho arst gorge
s"' gave way, - had the nppsr one came
down and lodged sgsiss. this oas, ,h. town
would p'saasIy have been souplstsl, aood.
90 out ssd 10 teilies what sreunt ct DAM
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Charley Blsckmou, landlord Of the Roeh-
ester House, has fitted up d part of the
houss In elegant shape as = restaurant, and
opened it for the 6rst time to the public on
Saturday evening last. Those who desire .
square meal should give Charley q call.
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Gold at p. n. l0e1S
RE M0VAL.

The Office Of the Daily Re.
cord hes been removed to the
builGing situated four doors
below the late location, direct.
ly opposite the McClintock
House, and next door to Odd
Fellows Hall. Our friends are
invited to call and sec US.
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age would have been Inflicted to property.
It sesms pretty evident that Providence
IA vored US this time, and thereby avcrtsd a
repetition Of the disaster by the same cause
which occurred ia the spring of 1866.
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o, bud this 10 dice! How we love wilder
add The beaudiful ,dow, the riggig Of berry
bells, the log iciglss on the cordiess, add, as
"Jacked' go finely eggzpressid.
"The frozd upon the wilder pade."
All cobb'ds 10 redder this, the widder
sea'od. the boss chapbig, lovely and beandi-
fulof ell the sea.cds. Dods you tir 20 :,
"had If wud haz lddls cold id diz bead,
90 that wud's dozs is stopped mp. You
csddot expect that this world will have
dothig iddit bud fud, cad you! Do, iddsed
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An Illiooissn got drunk and beat bic wiH.
On becoming sober he was so mortified q.
his action that he went and hung himself
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eB- BUFFALO CUT HAY. a.
sc hermerhorn d TenEyck'..
Jul2.H Cor. End & Washington Sts.
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List of Grand Jurors for the 4th Monday
in January, 1872:
Clinton township, Dewitt &C.. Mckee.
Canal lewnsbip II p. Clough.
Che.rytrss township, 4. Il. Wilson
James W. Alcoru.
Frsaklin, Thomas Hoge, A. u. Hoo.
yer.
Frenchcrssk township. Robt Ollie
Jackson township; Alfred GramIey, Jno.
Mason.
Minsral township, JamesS. slmcox, 10
Wm)
On City. A P Nichols. J W La.sbaw, L
D Kellogg,
Oakland township, Geo Fuller.
Plsassutville, C Nstubsr.
Petroleum Centre. A Smsiley.
Pineglove township, James Anderson,
Matthias Stover.
Plumsr, Samuel McFate, George & Rick
stte.
Riehlsnd township, David Maxwell.
Scrubgrsss township, Jos Perry.
SugArcresk, Marx O'Connor
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~ GAFFNEi is the ONLY SQUARE
LiQVGR DEALER on the Greek. Give
him u call
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This is too much, Mr. Thaeker has gone
and died 10 North Carolina at the age Of one
hundred add thirty.eight years.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-02

J. Fisk, In bis letters to Josie, 10 only sx-
esllsd in orthosrsphy by sprague, who loy
Cd Msnd, CT j.: "bat.sr nor hi, ssasusp
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A vigorous Inasness proclaimed her 10.
a'isnspls r'shts BY killing, hanging and
dressing three hogs unsssisted,
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81 Go 10 GAFFNEY'S for fine CIGARS
and cheap fer cash.
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Fresh Eggs and SUPERIOR BUTTER
SCHEM LRHORN l. TEN EYCK,S
cor Washington l. Second Streets. m23t
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cB GAFFNEY'S LIQUOR STORE ia
!nr TO- only place to look for Hotel Glss.
Ware. IA
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L Caps.
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HOLIDAY i.RESEXTS.

A nice line OF Brackets, Frames, Chill
dtens Chair', SIeighs, &C., at Jarvis
Furniture Ro oms
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-02

New stock Of Winter Clothing
at ALDEN'S
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LIVE AND LET LIVEi

LIVE AND LET LIVE!
Just received at Measa * Armstronp's
Ftnur and Fed S ore. 1900 bushels extra
WHITE OATS, which will be sold at low.
est cash prices! o29-tf
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Ara. Annie Buckley, a Cairo woman has
aco'eved al infant which starts with twen-
ty-ene pounds Of substance.
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Local Notices.
=. NJ. pettensiIl Il Ca

For Sale or Rent.
The building lately occupied by A. II
Shuts as Bakery and Grocery Store. En.
quire Of
II. C. JARVIS.
Petroleum Ceb btre, Pa. dec 9.lw
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ACalifornia rufhsn 10 said to have :.
wonderful talents for beresving any family
he does ret happen to like"
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Amount OF Lubricating Oil produced in
the West Virguis district, for the week
ending December IA, 1871:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-17
PEgUETARITEEs or BaIEEsf5 LEG.
TsLATTEEs.


To an American -.u5JJme3 10 the plain,
matter-of fact, husiness-lks mode ~ lcgis-
lating in the United sta.es, British parl.a-
meutary customs both in the mother cCun-
try and in the colonies are novel AMI pscu-
liar. Many Of them are tine .sga,ies O,
feudal times, and others arise from the sys
tim of government by which . Cabinet
holds office oily Sc long IS it can command
q majority of votes iu the House. There
suit Of a 6efeaton q government measure IS
therefore,, serious, and on auilpgglaut qses-
ton almost Invariably produce chang ol
ministry. To prevent such catasrophes
from occurring, IL is necessary TO keep ,he
supp ngtcrs Of the government within easy
cal Of the chamber, while the uar.iame-. is
IN session. Wires lead to all re o5he-,
resdin- ani committee rooms, b. WI b
bells ara sounded throughout he building
before division is taken, aid thus men,
beers are summ med 10 their seats Do time 10
cast their votes for or agaius. measure. This
arrangement is to be me. with in all British
plrliameuts from Van D.ym@l's Land 10
Eugland. But in Tie Imperial Tu'iama
there is a fuctonary not 90 be met with
4 colonial legislatures but who Is n.as.5-
cred necessary conplamau t 90 the / ~. Il
cabinet. He is called the "Whip," aud bis
business IS TO supplement The heavy o-ttory
Of the Ministry in the House. by personal
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-17

TIE ballot thai it is proposeIto introduce
in England viii be quite auo,lsrthing from
the tickets which are poilsd in this country.
According to the baIlo- bin, il Sill consist
Of 4 piece Of paper with She names sand
descriptions" Of all the candidates printed
on it. This will be stamped or otaarwi
marked with an ofli2id mark and given TO
the voter. He viii then scratch oG the
names Of the candidate or candidates for
whom lie does not wish 70 vote, and then
fold it mp so that the name cannot be seen
In that form h viii exhibit to the officer
presiding The back Of the piece of paper, 10
show that il bears Che official maxi, after
which he will place it in closed box. It
il not obvious what objec. it is proposed to
gain BY this system.
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[ns0lYent Notice.

CTATE or TENNESSEE. HUMPHREYS
- Con- tr.-I5yiug sGggs sted the insolvency Of
the estate II Il. a. Rob Tt7, deceased, 20 the
Clerk 81 the County Court o. Humphreys county,
Tenn, and IN obedience 10 the order of said
Clerk IN the case, all persons having claims
q. railst ~siI estata are hereby notified TO Tile
tGeu with the Click and Master OF said Court,
rTl- .r.r authenticated l manner and tOrm as
prescribed by lr# Iyr pro rata distribution, Oh
or before Jhe lJUr OF August next, or the same
wiz b. forever barred. This 10th February, 1872
SPENCER PICEARD.
1HHI- d-fE---9- ADMINISTRATOR.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-17

DR.. PETERNANN is Of opinion Tia. The
diamond region in Southsdstarn Africa is
geographically identical with the ancient
Ophir Of tie Scriptures; bat we think be
must be in error as to the terrestrial loca-
ton of Solomon's diggings, Tor that able
commentator, DR.. Watts, distinctly defines,
"Ophir mansion in the skies" responds
the New York World.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-17

The Boston Times (Radical) has this to
say about the Assistant Secretary Of State /:
at is a very common impression that
Bancroft Davis has done about as much
laundering as the interest Of the country
can warrant, and the sooner he vacates his
POSITION the better. His official publication
Of Minister'S Marsh's confidential dispatch
was the act Of a fool.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-17

The New York Stor accepts Judge Davis
as its candidate for the Presidency, and
thinks ifot her candidates ami otter parties
expect to make headWay they had better
fall in with the Labor movement. Does
the Star 'shine for alp
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FUNERAL UNDERTAKES
COAL AND COKE.
CHEAP COAL!

HAvINa TAKEN AN INTEREST IN THE
spacious Coal Mines OF Kentucky, known a.
fhe St Bernard Mines, on the Evansville and
henderson Railroad, and having conf Of the
{ispOsirion of said Coal all south Of Springfield
Robertson county, Tenn, we are determined TO
.i1rnish Nashville, Edgeheld, and the surr0und-
~ rorIntrv and towns 50 cheap as to put fires in
ire reach Of the poor as well as the rich.
We can furnish a superior article and abund-
ant supply.
OFFiCE-COrllpr UnioI a nd Cherry stTests-
Tvs It MADISON - = x A's'sssN - ~
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Larga Sc Of Sprlng Dry GOODS

NE TNAN, SHIELDS & co. WILL SELL
L TUESDAY MORNING, 18th March, COM
menciHg a5 10 O'Clock, choice line OF fresh
varsity, together with our usual assortment Of
sna making an interesting sale. Also,
L. l.... 81 White Goods, Hats, Clothing and
sIi-.U taNuiccS OF Shoes, Cutlery, etc. We res
P=cuully Ute the attendance Of country and
CITY merchants. mhI7 2t