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IN MEMORIAM.



In the death of this interesting young Lady
Mrs. BELLE BROWN, cut off in the bloom Of
YOUTH her husband and parents have not ohi1
been bereaved of a most lovely and affectionatt
wife and daughter, but a circle of friends nave
been deprived of one who, by her amiable quar-
ties, had endeared herself to all who knew her.
And thou, the beautiful, alas, art gone,
Gone in the budding spring-tim OF tiny years,
With all thy smiling hopes that promised fair,
A fiowery summer and fruitful fall.
Thou vert beloved OF all, for all must love
The gentle and ingenious OF heart.
To every feeling kind and chaste thou turned,
Like delicate harp-striDgs to the summer air.
Thou hast passed away, like the breath of spring
Like the bloom on its newborn flowers,
Ere sullying world could its shadow ding
Ger thy pure and youthful hours.
While thy heart was soft and thy cheek was falr
AS mornings blush on the summer air,
Thou has GONE from earth to Heaven away,
To dwell with the bright and beautiful there
And so in sOOth, my dear friend Belle,
Ere thy sweet spirit fed,
Around thy dying couch, for thee;
Full many a tear was shed;
And PRAYERS, though unayailing prayers,
.-,Werejbreathed on Bonded knee,
And hearts, too full of sorrOwing woe
Were turned in agony to thee
Ali how unlike the sprightly DymPh,
Of other, happier hours,
When time on tiptoe danced along,
And strewed thy path with flowers;
When arm in arm with joy entwlhed,
Thou knew no care nor fear,
Neither deemed that in the May Of life,
Should end thy glad career.
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL CoURT.--BiM. Smith was
sentenced to the Penitentiary for three
years, for attempting to shoot Jordan Nc
Gowan, acoloTed man. There are six 9TH
er indictments against him, up II which he
is yet to be tried. The way Of the trans
gressor IS hard.
LAW CoURT.-McCullough VS.. Owens,
judgment Of S604.l6.
Hamilton VS.. Jones, argument read for a
new trial.
Lewis VS.. Blair, Judgment for the plain
tiff of $40.
jenkins VS.. Hadley, is still pending.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-This court has adj
iOurned for week in order to go to the
fair.
JUSTICES COURTS.-Robert Anglen was
brought before Justice Csssetty yesterday,
charged with stealing al amount of money
from butcher. he was remanded 10 jail,
to await trial.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

| Elm Street Cburch.-Services by Rev. L.
A. Young, d. ID. at 10a a. m. and u p. m.
Edgefeld Presbyterian Church.-Ser-
vices at II O'Clock a. m. by Rev. w. c.
! Dunlap, ID. D, Of Shreveport. La, and at
| q O'Clock by Rev. j. II. McNeilly.
North Edge6eld Presbyterian Mission
Services at 2 p. m. by Rev. J. II. McNeiIly.
Primitive Baptist Churbh.-SerVices BY
Elder r. W. Fain at II o'clock a. m. aud
u p. m.
Union n. Z. Chapel, corner Summer and
Capitol Misunderstanding at 1OJ O'Clock
a. N. by the pastor, Ref. f. A. Mason, and
| at q o'clock p. M, the usual Sabbath
School Missionary concert will be held.
First Baptist Church.-Rev. DR.. Jones
will preach at 105 a. N. and Il p. N,
Edgefeld Baptist Church.-Rev. c.. g.
Mayhem will preach at 10s O'Clock this
morning.
Second Presbyterian Cburch-Commun-
ion services at II 8. m. Meeting of session
to receive members into the church at half
past 10 a. N. Preaching half past Z pm.
by the pastor, Dr.. HOyte.
Sawrie's Chapel-Services at II o'clock
a. m, by Rev. w. D. F. SaWrie, and at 1:15
p. m. by Rev. Mr.. Stalcup. Baptism and
the Lords supper at IL O'Clock, and preach
ing every night during the week.
Church of the Advent-Divine service at
l0:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by Rev. Edward
Bradley, Rector. Sunday school singing
rehearsal at 3 p. m. Rector's bible class at
4p.m.
Edgefeld Cumberland Presbyterian
Church-Preaching at 10:45 q. IN. and 4:3O
p. m. by Rev. j. d. Kirkpatrick.
Gbriet Hbnrai- Of M
7;30 p. m. Subject of evening lecture,
"Our Elders,' Rev. VIM. Graham, Rec
tor.
st. Anne's Church, Eigefield-- Services
at II a. m. and at 4:30 p. IN. Rev. w. j.
Ellis, Rector.
Edgefield Christian Church--Pr Preaching
at Odd Fellows Hall at 1880 a. IL. by Ed.
Sewell.
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Services at Masonic Hall By Rev. DR..
Baird, at IL a. m. and Z p. m. Sunday
school at 3:45 a. M. Singing exercises at
p. m.
Ash street Christian Church-Elder
Aaron Walker, of Kokomo, Ind, will
preach at ii a. m. and u p. m. There
will be preaching every night during the
week.
Tulip Street. Edgefeld- -Services at IL a.
m. by Rev. r. X. Brown, and at 7:l5 p. m.
by Rev. A. p. McFerrin.
Central Baptist Church-SerVices at 105
a; N. and q p. m. by the pastor, Rev. w.
q. Inman.
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THE CHEArHAM RALLY.
An Imposing Demonstration next
Saturday.

Al 1nDOSAnB DChAOASNA0sACAA AS@N
Saturday.
The Committee on Organization for the
grand Cheatham mass meeting, to be helC
here next Saturday evening have made the
the following appointments to officer the
Five Grand Divisions into which the city
and surrounding districts have been divid-
ed.
Col. Baxter Smith, Chief Marshal. Aids
to Chief Marshal-Tally Brown, Jim. Nc
Ferrin, Player Martin.
First Grand Division-Music. Edgeheld
Eighteenth District, and First Ward. Wal
ter BransforJ, Division Marshal. Edgehels,
Arthur Breast, First Ward, Nose Stratton,
Eighteenth District, Capt. Hsmp. Cheney
Second Grand Observation-Disclosures
Second and Ninth Wards. Division Mar
shal-Sam Cowan. Fourth Ward Marsha
WIN. Bowman. Second Ward Marshal
Cant. John Morton. Ninth Ward-Ros:
| Handley Marshal.
Third Grand Observation-Disclosures
and Eighth Wards and Fifteenth District.
Morton B. Howell Division Marshal
| Fifteenth District Marshall-W. III. G..
| Campbell. Seventh and Wards Marshal
Green Sawyers.
Fouth Grand Division Music-Third,
Fifth and Sixth Wards-Joseph l.. Weak
lev Division Marshal. Third Ward Mar
sbal-Bob Martin. Fifth Ward Marshal
| Frank Frizzell. Sixth Ward
Fifth Grand Division-Tenth Ward,
Tenth and Thirteenth Districts. JnO. Hol-
leran Division Marshal. Tenth Ward Mar
shal; Tenth District Marshal; Thirteenth
! District Marshal.
1t is earnestly requested that all Of the
gentlemen who have BEEN appointed to
positions will assemble at the law Office OF
! Guild & Dodd, No. Porter block, Cedar
street, at O'Clock Monday afternoon, for
the purpose of arranging all the necessary
pre- iminaries for the order Of march.
The time of the grand rally is close at
hand. Let every officer attend, and let all
of the committee on organization be pre-
SEM, THOs. l.. DODD,
Chairman of the Committee.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

AT a regular meeting of Nashville Iron Mold
ers' Union No. 50, held on Oct. ), the following
resolutions were adopted
Whereas, 1t has pleased our Divine Father,
in His inscrutable wisdom, to take from ur
midst our respected brother and fellOw-member,
WILLIAM STARKEY; therefore, be it
Resolved, That in the death Of our worthy
brother we have suffered a loss that we deeply
feel and deplore, the loss of fearless and con-
sistent member of our organization, and good
citizen.
Resolved, That while mourning our loss we
humbly submit to the Divine wisdom Of our
Heavenly Father, conscious that He doeth all
things well; and we humbly hope that our be-
loved brother, ty his virtuous life, hath gained
for himself the mercy Of God
Resolved That we offer our sincere sympathy
to his family In this, their hour of affection and
sorrow.
Resolved, That our charter be draped in
mourning for thirty days, and copy Of these
resolutions be sent TO the family of the deceased
Resolved, That the above resolutions be pub
lished in the Iron Molders' Internati nal Journal
j. ID. ALExAEDER,)
E. NJ. CARELL, Com.
THOMAS NEWELL,
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Undeltvered Dtspatches.

The following kilograms remained at the
Western Union office Saturday night. Office
hours Sunday, Q to 10 a. m. and 3 to p. m:
Mai. T. O'Connor; S. T. Widener; W. G.
Davis; Thos. ParBes & Co., 2; Noel & PA
ter; Gilbert, PAFkes & Co.; Conductor
House: Jas. P. Babb & Co; Hart & Hens
ley; Ogden Bros; L. 81. Lanier & Son;
Rev. T. G. Jones; Lewis Winters; Mai. G.
w. Anderson; L. f. Lester; A. H. Rainey;
Horace Langley; Michael Vaughn; Smith &
Baxter; W. S. Iipscomb; w. A. Gavet, q.
B. Young; Mrs. Scurlock: E. Hometown.
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at the race course yesterday several
blooded animals were sold. Graham Nc
Marry brought SIPS, and was knocked down
to Mr.. Pierce. Cordova, the property of
q. C. Diegons, was sold to Mr.. Cadwalla-
der for $206. A two year old FLY by Hia-
waths, owned by the same gentleman, was
sold for SOL, and a gray FLY, owned by Mr..
D, was knocked down at $206. a four
year old by Rogers, brought $3.50. Rich
land. after winning the match race, was sold
to Mr.. Gordon for $3.50. Chesp thorough
breds.
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The river at this point has risen about 4
inches and was still swelling last evening.
We report - inches on the shoals. Wealth
CT warm.
H. Maddox, contractor for Cumber-
land river improvements, died suddenly
from an attack OF cramp colo early yesteT-
day morning. He was at Gibbs wood
yard, near Harpeth Shoals, Whea taken Ill,
and after his attack, lived bat few hours
Col. S. 7. Albert and p. L. Dews were with
him during bis last moments. Lis re-
mains will be brought to this city for inter-
ment.
We understand that the West Wind has
been sold to VIM. Bowman and John Mas
sengale, of this city.
Capt. w. H. Cunningham was IN Evans
vile the other day prospecting for a boat for
the Hillman Iron Works.
The Evansville Courier Of late date
has the following:
Cant. Samuel Sloan, OF Greensboro, KY,
accompanied by A. III. Burke-no relation
of ours-ail the way from the head Of the
Cumberland river, are in the city for the
purpose Of buying Hurry county packet.
They came 20 interview the Vigo owners,
with the view Of buying her. We hope
they viii find boat, as We are informed
they are bound TO be in the ring.
We are informed by Commodore Hughes
that bis flagship, that ar Infatuated I'm
pre-, has been sold, and thatsshe Is not go
ing round seeking for purchaser at four,
eight, and twelve months credit. It takes
cash money to buy this boat.
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New Music.

The following choice selections have just
been received at McClure's new temple of
music.
"Save the Boy" beautiful song, music
by G. A. White.
SIN the Angels Home Above" song and
chorus, words by |. n, Castin, music by d,
e. Addison-a charming piece.
"Beyond the Clouds" song and chorus
by g. A. White,
"Thine Alone" charming song and
chorus.
"Cromotella," an instrumental piece of
merit,
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II. B. Vaughn, merchant, from Gala
tin, Tennessee, arrived in the city several
days since, and put up at the Madison
House. Yesterday morning it was noticed
that he did not leave his room. About
o'clock last evening. fearing that something
had happened 80 him, they burst in the
door of his room, when their worst fears
were realized, for ne was dead in his bed,
having evidently died of heart-disease on
some similar complsint during the night
Cincinnati Enquirer, Oct. 4.
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To the Ladies.-Opening Day at Mrs.
Barry's.-Mrs. J. G. Barry, 40 Union
street, respectfully informs her friends and
the public that she will be glad to wait on
them tomorrow, Oct. Z, and show them
her stock of new Millinery, and all kinds of
Fancy Goods and Trimmings, consisting in
part of French Goods, Bonnets, Hats,
Feathers, Flowers, Lace Collars, fine Lace,
etc, etc. Ladies' elegant Evening Suits,
Party Dresses, Suits, Dress Trimming, Real
and Imitation Hair Goods, ETC., etc. 1t
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Public NpeaEiaR,

j. b. Brown, an independent candidate
for the Legislature, Col. l.. g. Stewart, and
L. l. Golladsy spoke TO an audience OF
about 100 last evening on the corner of
Church and Cherry streets. Mr.. Brown
called the crowd together, and when he had
finished Col. Stewart was loudly called for
and made short speech, aud Hon. Ed. L
Golladay then responded to a CALL Taking
as his text reorganization, u be reviewed the
situation, denounced the spirit of disorgan.
ization, and appealed to his hearers TO stand
by the time honored conventions without
which no party could succeed.
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Mr.. Burns heard that he was being balloted
for he requested that his name should be
withdrawn. In fact, we have never seen
time when there were so few candidates for
the Legislature, and the people in Conven-
ton assembled were looking for good ma
terial to fill the respective positions, and
hence the nominations were free and easy.
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Beautiful YelTeteens for Under
skirts.-We have just opened case of
these rich goods in all the new shades.
They will be worn for underskirts with an
overskirt or polonaise of different mat rial =.
Very new and elegant.
THOMPSON Bros. &. KELLY,
oct4 st Summer street.
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There was another meeting of the John
son Club last night, and an organization
was effected by eleeting Chss. Stoekell,
President, j. o. Shackleford, Maj. z. Pat
ton, j. b. ,Jeup, and others, Vice Presi-
dents, A. 3. Collier and w. Hughes, Sec
retaries and John p. White Treasurer.
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wAE DzPAETxzzr,

O1FToE OF rE1CKIzy SIGFAL OPTIONS.
WAsHIEGToH, ID. G., Oct. 5. 1871
ProbGbilities.-For the lower lakes and
thence over the Eastern and Middle States
north Of Maryland, diminishing pressure,
warmer andcloudy weather and occasional
light rains with southeasterly and south
westerly winds veering to westerly. On
the gulf and South Atlantic, sOuthwesterly
to southeasterIy winds. Partly cloudy
weather over the Northwest and upper
lakes and thence to the Ohio Valley; in
creasing pressure, cooler ard clearing
weather with northerly to westerly winds,
extending also to Michigan and Ohio with
possibly occasional rain in the former.
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Elegant Velour P0pIiBs.-We have
opened case of these beautiful goods,
which we will sell at S1.00, same as last
year at $1.50. All the new shades.
THOMPSON Bros & KELLY,
Oct4 st Summer street.
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Superb Display Of SiIks--In addition
to another large lot Of those very cheap
Black Silks, we open this morning a goT-
geous display of elegant Plain Silks, in all
the new tints and shades.
THOMPSON Bros. & KELLY,
oct4 st Summer street.
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DIED.


GAFFNEY. On the evening Of Oct. 5, at her
residence on West Cedar street, Mrs CATHAR-
me, wife OF Adam Gaffney.
This friends and acquaintance are invited 70
attend her funeral from the Cathedral MONDAY
the 7th inst, az * O'Clock =, NJ
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1ha Nerr Shnrch.

The doctrine Of the ResurrectioB viii be
discussed ir lecture by member Of the
New Church class, at their place of meet
ing in the old Bank of Tennessee building,
at II O'Clock this morning. The public is
cordially invited to attend. Entrance
through the Library room.
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We have just received an elegant
stock of Fall and Winter Staple and Fancy
Dry-goods, which, for excellence OF styles
and low prices, cannot be exceiled, and
hereby invite inspection OF the same ~ the
ladies of Nashville and surrounding coun-
trv j. II. BOND,
oct4 st st. Cloud Block, Summer st.
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The only direct importation of the genu-
inc Ottoman Shawls in Roman aud Geneva
stripes can be found at NORTHMAN's,
oc6 If 20 Public Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-06

The largest invoice OF the season in Ho-
siery, including the Iron Frame Hose from
10upwards; ladies' Balbriggan Hoss with
fancy silk clocks, at prices lower than ever
at NORTHMAN's,
OCT If 20 Public Square.
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The remark is often made, how can you
sell so cheap and live? Well, the reason is
this: we are willing to live or smaller pro-
fits than those who put on so much airs.
oct 1t ALEX HOGAN, Union st.
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"Dress Goods Specially. "-Sstteens
in all the new tints, including London
Smoke, Atlantic Blue, Nile and Persia
Green, and Peacock Bronze, can be found
at NORTHMAN'S,
Oc6 If 20 Public Sauare
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The greatest novelty in shawls, "The
Orient" Ladies are especially invited to
call and see them at NoRrHMAN's,
oc6tf 20 Public Square.
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Theregular monthly meeting Of the OIL
GERS Of this association will be held ON Mon
day morning, the 7fh inst, at O'Clock, in
the Bank of Tennessee. 1N
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Ladies', misses and children's Shoes
A fine assortment at low prices at the Ea-
gle Shoe Store, II Public Square, near
Market street.
Oc6 A JOHN HOIOHAS,
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Dress GO0ds.-BrocateIle and Pompa-
dour stripes in Mohairs and Pop!ins, "a
new material" from zoe upwards. Every
lady should see them at NoRTHMAN's,
oc6 If 20 Public Square.
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ASH. W. Bigley had received a majority
of the votes cast, be was declared elected,
and cries made for speech from him, oul
as the balloting was not yet finished 1t was
deemed better to proceed withit and make
the speech afterwards.
The following were Withdrawn: >. b.
Jeup, NJ. Burns, Thcs, B. johnson and JAS
GENET,
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John Gilgan & Co. are selling Ribbons
away down cheap. oc5 If
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POOlsI POOls!-Pools on the Trottins
Races during the present week win be sold
morning and evening at the Maxwell
House. oct 2t
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All the Tartan Clan Plaids in Satteens
ana Velours, at NoRTHMAN's,
oct6f 20 Public Square.
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s'The Committee on Invitation" ap-
printed at the meeting Of the friends of
Gen. Cheatham, Oh the 18th inst, are re-
quested to meet at the office OF Col. James
G. Malone, Monday afternoon at o'clock.
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New Glass this week in Writing, in
Book keeping, and In Photography, with
j. w. DOLBEAR. oc6 2t'
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The best assorted stock Of Dry Goods;
the best quality of Dry Goods; the cheapest
Dry Goods in Nashville at
oct st G. RICE & Cos.
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Furniture.-Finep arlor sets, fine bed
room sets, fine dining room sets, at reason
able prices, at
oc6 1w WEAKLEY & WARREN's.
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DIR. ThOrtOn's English Liver and Blood
Medicine is the best in the world for liver
complaint and chiils. Sold by all druggists.
IL
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ONE family in South st. Louis expects
10 poll fourteen votes for Greeley, the old
man and his thirteen sons being unani-
nous.
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. Ladies' Scarfs in abundance, Of the
very latest styles.
oce ct G. RICE & Co.
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Parker's Restaurant and Oyster Sa-
loon, corner Church and Cherry streets, is
open night and day. oc3 #
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One agent having State Fair tickets, yes
ierday disposed of over one thousand.
They are going off like hot cakes. Only a
few days more, and then the 1000 prize.
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Chapped hands, face, rough skin, PIN
pies, rngworms, salt-rheum, and other
cutaneous affections cured and the skin
made soft and smooth by using the Juniper
Tar Soap, made by Casweil, Hazard &
Co., New York.
mar31 sun6thurs 1y
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Boots and ShOes.-A full line for men,
boys and youths, just received at The Eagle
Shoe Store, II Public Square, near Market
street. JOIN HoLoHAN.
oc6 4t
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Over $4,000 vas received by one agent
YESTERDAY for State Fair Tickets. They
viii ali be sold in few days. Any one
wishing to secure the $4,000 prize for So
mTat apply soon to A. b. FOSTER,
oce; A. IN. Cherry street.
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The place to buy your Boots and Shoes
The Eagle Shoe Store, IL Public Square,
near Market. oc6 it
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John Giigan & Co. are closing out fine
French Merinos at 70 cents. Oct4 If
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Four GOOD Races

RIchlana winner for the First
Time.
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Trunk neutrality-suspicious., at 81
North College street, between Union aud
Church, Is se'T ng Trunks and Satchels 81
prices that def ( competition. Trunks re-
paired. jy7 Il
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Silks! Silks! Silks!-In all eolors and
qualities.
Oc6 81 e. RICE IL Co.
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Ten eases Of the very best makes o.
Bleached Domestics just opened. Cheap
cheap cheap.
oc6 st G.. RICE & Co.
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STATE OF THE wEATHER.

Telegrdpkic Report from Signal Serrfcs Corps ..
d. A, Of Observation, at $50 O'Clock p. n
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Some 1000 Chicago br;ekavei are on
the strike, and work at a Sta z: !.
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Dress Goods in abundance, of every va
riety, very low.
oe6 3t G.. RICE & Co.
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PERSONAL
Going or Fast.

MIR. O'Connor, the genial correspondent
Of The New York Herald, is in the city.
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CITY Notices.

ShaWls! ShaWls!-Five cases Plaid ant
Stripped Shawls received TO day; cheap.
Oc6 st G. RICE & Co.