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MELANGE.

MIR. r. list is an artist in Savannah.
Snare drums give tone 70 Kentucky
church choirs.
The Greeley statue fund amounts to
ten thousand dollars.
The ladies who carry off the most
dress Washer women.
-Wanted-A needle to SOW patch on
the pants of tired dog.
When a man stands on his head he
may be said to have q "sole above but
tons" u kkW8NH
1t took $4,000 yards Of csrpetipg to
satisfy the new Sherman House in Chicago.
If dyer gets red when he's mad all
over, does he get redder when he's all over
madden? ea-5 1874 s
Since the discovery of gold mine in
Florida, all the people there have ordered
their teeth filled.
Where to get light harness-In the
burnt district of Boston, where you can
find traces of fire.
"A Connecticut woman goes her sex
several better by smoking, chewing, SNUFF
fing aud drinking. SIS
Mr.. Hedge, who is recommended to
try watering place next summer, is now
riding around with the different milk men,
on trial. 81
The first robin of the season appeared
in Danbury on Sunday, and was escorted
through town by nineteen bows and arrows
sixty-two shot-guns, four muskets and
eleven rifles.
I'm Illinois headless man is making
hiniself obnoxious by chasing people over
the prairies. BY and by it will grow mo-
notonous, and they will "put head on
| him. 5a-s
"a silly fool of lover, at Des Moines,
draws blood from bis arm and uses it in
the place of ink to write TO bis girl. Ten
to one that he don't pound her with the
| stove handle in less than year after mar
riage.
| One of the strange freaks of fashion
in New York is the custom of the upper
i tendon of wearing their camers hair
shawls wrong side out. An imitation
shawl has been gotten up and adopted by
the domeStics of the city. But the wrong
| side tells the story. As the genuine cannot
be detected from the imitation on the right
side, this odd custom has been adopted.
= 1t is said that Mrs. Putnam got fifteen
thousand dollars for letter she wrote to
Gov. Dix, imploring him to commute the
sentence of Foster, the murderer Of her
| husband. We doubt this. We doubt it
because it does not seem probable that a
little writing like that would bring fifteen
thousand dollars. Why that is more than
Fanny Fern received from Bonner, with
all the reputation she had. And we have
written hundreds of columns of very in,
structive and exceedingly affecting matter
and all we can show for it are couple of
mortgages chiefly held for us by other peo-
pie.
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WnI,OnrFriends CaIIr

Yesterday morning the Local Editor Of
the UNION AND AMERICAN was agreesbly
surprised upon visiting his residence to find
that some kind friend had sen to his ad-
dress package, which, upon being opened,
Was found to contain al elegant silver SER
vice, comprising salTer, pitcher, goblets,
etc. He fastened TO communicate his
good fortune to the Secretary and Treasurer
Of the UNION AND AMERICAN Publishing
Company, and ascertained that similar
surprise awaited him at his domicil yester-
day. To our readers, one and all, which of
You did this bloody deed? Hear US for our
cause, and tell us what we have done to
merit your appreciation! VIII our friends
call and see us, aud give some explanation
regarding this silver wedding display! We
pause for a reply.
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Night before last two young men, acting
as express messengers, distracted package
of money from The compsny's office in this
city. BE- prompt action of the agent they
were induced to confess the larceny. The
money was found ard I'll of it returned to
the Express office. The young men, whose
names we suppress at the solicitation of
friends of their respective families, occu-
pied high social position, and it is mosS
unfortunate that they have thus early
bIighted their characters. We could, if
disposed, give long account of the man
ner in which the money was stolen, and
how its recovery was effected. But We re-
frain from detailed account Of the uufor-
tunate act, Whereby two young men are dis
graced and exiied froms home and friends.
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RIVER NEWS.


The river continues swelling at this point
with IA feet on Harpeth Shoals. Weather
clear.
The only arrival was the SilVerthorn from
Evansville. 49,.
The Eddyville and Ella Hughes departed
for the upper Cumberland, both heavily
loaded, the former taking out with other
freight GOO barrels salt; the latter having
the best trip of the season, having 125 tons
freight.
The SiIverthorn, Capt. ]. v. Throop, de-
parts for Evansville to-day at II N.
The John Lumsden is due to-day, and is
the regular packet for Cairo Monday st
P. NJ.
Seventy Five or thirty years ago the Julia
Gratios, disreputable craft OF the hind
wheel persuasion, ran between this city
and the Mouth of Smitbland. On one Oc-
casion Mike Huffman called that boat "a
derned old 'pOssum box" whereupon her
Captain, Jas. Timms went for that throttle
valvist, and very soon put head on him.
After the fight was over, some OF Mixes
friends wanted him to try it again. This
ne quietly declined, saying, "If any Of You
fellows think Jim Trims amt q man, you
dis try him. Mikes got enough"
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT.-N. L. Greenfield VS..
Hugh McGavock, judgment for S1,216.17.
Watson Petty VS.. Stewart Tilman, mo-
ton for new trial overruled, and appeal
taken to Supreme Court.
B. T. Davidson VS.. E E. Patterson,
judgment by motion for S115.15.
Tennessee and Pacific Railroad vs.. Mary
Ann Hoggatt, motion for new trial over
ruled.
LAW COURT. Henry Pullman VS.. John
j. Corey, motion tor new trial.
G. P. Thrusson, trustee, vs.. S. P. Fuller
and j. g. Ogden, judgment by default
against defendants for S770.24.
Andrew Ramar VS.. Martha E. Ramar,
continued on affidavit of defendant until
next court.
Elizabeth V. Kimbro, administrative, vs..
C. w. and VIM. Nance, death Of plaintiff
suggested, and suit revived in name of A.
F. Whitman administrator de bonis non.
Alice E. Stewart vs.. David Stewart, di-
Yorce granted.
Eda Clark, colored, VS.. Alex. Clark, col
oied, divorce granted,
Martha Martin, colored, VS.. Green Mar
tin, colored, divorce granted.
PROBATE CoURT.-1n this court yester-
day, JuC ge Ferris committed Savannah
Hagey To jail for contempt Of court.
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Railroad Payment.

Yesterday the Southern Railway Securi-
ty Company, through r. Il. Wilson q Co.,
paid in 49, 900 in bonds to the State OF
Tennessee, it being the second installment
Oh the purchase of the Winchester and
Alabama railroad by the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Company. The Off
Gals of the Southern Railway Security
Company are gentlemen of practical energy
and conduct their financial affairs in a
prompt manner. Having leased the Mem
phis and Charleston railroad the company
is Fquidating all Indebtedness to tho State
OF Tennessee arising thereby. The bonds
paid in yesterday we're cancelled by the
Cancelling COMMITTEES.
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st. Louis and Southeastern Railway.

The new schedule on the 81. Louis and
Southeastern railroad takes effecf to-day.
Daily trains leave Nashville at sos A. NJ.
and 4:10 P. M, aud arrive here al 7:j5 A. NJ.
and 5 P. NJ. The Evansville Courier of the
2S;h says; We record this morning with
pleasure an account Of the first through
train ever run over the st. Louis, Evans
vile aud Nashville railroad. The steamer
Fayette yesterday afternoon brought up
from Henderson one Of the transfer barges
loaded with one of Pullman's magnificent
and costly palace sleeping and drawing
room cars. She carried back with her
another of the same kind, and the event
was one of considerable Importance in the
running of the road. Quite a number Of
through passengers were On board each
way. These cars will be run daily here
after, and on and after next Sunday, &C
cording to the new schedule, which we
print this morning. Conductor w. T.
Bostock had charge of the through train
going West, and Mr.. H. T. Guest was the
captain Of the sleeper.
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A Large Woman.
The Sweetwater Enterprise says :

lLS OW6otNsbCI Lfttof SoG says
"Monroe county challenges any other
county in the State, and will not much
feer the United States, to show as large Q
woman as Phillis Peace, who was raised
and yet lives in her limits, about five miles
from MadisonviIle. She is a colored wO-
man, was a slave, and still lives with her
former master, MIR. Alfred Peace Size is
near forty years of age, and has been re-
markedly healthy until within the last year
or two, but is getting almost helpless now.
She has attained the enormous weight OF
tive hundred pounds, or within very few
p9uI ds of it. We have been credibly ia
formed, By a son of Mr.. P, that some time
ago che weighed 45C pounds, and that ne
thought she was heavier now, and would
reach 500, but had not been weighed
lately"
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Compliment to a Nashville Lady.

A brilliant dress-hop was given at the
Louisville Hotel on the evening Of March
%, in honor of one of Nashville's fairest
daugh.ers-Mrs. VIII. S. Settle, nee Miss
Laura A. Gardner. From description of
the ladies present, published in the Louis
vile COlTier-JorndL, we extract the fol-
lowing:
"First-the bride, Mrs. S., of N, in
whose honor the hop was given, was at
tired in a magnificent bridal dress of white
gros grain and costly silk; hair powdered
with diamond powder, and who, with the
elegance Of her person and graceful elias
ITCHY of motion, looked and moved like a
Grand Duchess"
A compliment We Of Nashville know to
be Justly due Mrs. s.
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The Arbitration Court.

Previous to the adjournment of the Cir
cult Court yesterday, the following resolu-
ton was adopted:
Resolved, As the sense Of the bar. that
in view of the approaching session of the
Arbitration Court at the Capitol, this court
shall adjourn on Saturday next, the 9th of
April, provided the court will continue
longer to try such cases as the parties may
agree in writing to try, such agreement to
be made or fled by Saturday next.
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From McClure's Temple of Music, we have
received the following choice music just
published:
Merry Girls Galop, BY Florence Kmkel.
Think Of Me Sometimes, Maggie, song
and chorus; words snd music by James E.
Stewart.
Saviour, Thou Art Ever Near, 'LitLls
Gertie's prayer" song with chorus.
Molie Darling, transcription on Will S.
Hays beautiful song, by Oh. Kinkel.
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Sale of Stock.

Col. George T. Altman, of Marshall
county, has recently sold to gentleman il
Maine blood colt, by Watson, two years
old, minus cue eye, for $500; TO Col. Cade, of
Georgia, boy colt fosled In 1872, for $500,
also by Watson; black coli foaled in 1872,
by Mambrino (trotter),gto Col. John 81.
French, of McMinnville, for $500. This
lsst was the premium colt at Nashville and
other fairs last fall in his roadster class.
He was IA hands inches high at one year
old, with big, open gait.
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The BOnapartes TO be Expelled From
France.

PARIS. March 29.-In the Assembly to-
day there was an exciting debate over
Prince Napoleon's petition praying for res
toraliop to his rights as citizen, and re-
monsiratiug against his Illegal expulsion
from France. Minister Dufsure, on part of
the Government, refused to accept the
special committees report on The subject,
which was conservative in character, and
hy implication censuTes the Government.
lie argued that the Bonaparte Princes re-
cted the decree which ended their dynas-
ty; theref re it was impossible to treat them
rs mere citizens.
DePeyne. on behalf of the committee, re-
pudiated any intimation of censuring the
government, and defended the report. De
Faura, to remove all doubt as to the opin-
ion Of the Chamber, submitted bill eXil-
iDg the Bonaparte family, and moved the
simple order of the day, which, after pro-
longed excitement, was adopted by Q vote
Of BAT to POI.
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s. Powers & Son have removed their
clothing house to No. 40 South Market St.,
one door below ]. &. L. Whorley's, where
they viii be glad to see their old patrons
and the general public. And in order to
clear out the stock preparatory to going in
to their new premises on the Square, will
sell their present stock at less than cost.
mad "
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Revenue Seizures.

Official information is received at the Of
fee of Supervisor of United States Internal
Revenue that Assessor j. W. G. Bryant
has destroyed an illicit distillery, said to
have been owned by man named Rogers,
and located on the headwaters of Hurri-
cane creek, Moore county. There we're
thirty-six tubs and $500 gallons of beer at
the distillery. The above officer also
seized a barrel of whisky from James
Mitchell in Bedford county.
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K. ". Wilson, the Lecturer and Clair.
vOyaut

Mr.. Wilson commences his course of lee
lures at Masonic Hall next Tuesday even
ing. As ne will doubtless have crowded
house, we suggest to those wishing to at
lend the propriety of buying tickets and re-
served seats in advance at Dormsn's music
store. We understand tickets can also be
procured at the hotels and book stores in
the CITY,
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At the regular meeting of Sewanee Sec
ton, No. Z, G. of T., held last night, the
following officer were elected for the en-
suing term: w. w. Lea, w. A; John B.
Muller, V. a.; E. III. Kelly, r. s; P. h.
Kelly, f. s.; VIM. Mile. G.; Louis Sal
lichet, u; Frank Orchard, W; J. w. Kel-
ley, o. s., kog, Eastman, p. Wa.
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UudeI,yered DIsuatches,

The following kilograms remained at the
Western Union Office Saturday night. Office
hours Sunday from 9 to 10 A. N. and to
Bpm:
Thos. B. Martin, Orr Brothers, Charles
C. Lathrop, Sam. II. Jones, MeAlister &
Wheless, Rhea, Smith q Co., Frank NJ.
Hill, l.. Il. Lanier & Son, A. j. Duncan,
Lester & Jackson, Thomas w. White,
Geo. F. Akers, G. w. Anderson.
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The Lecture Tonight.

Cause and Effect, or English Rule and
Irish Discomfort, is the subject of the lee
ture to be delivered tonight, at Masonic
Hall, by Rev. EugenelSheehy, of Rath Keale,
county Limerick, Ireland. The fame. Of
the distinguished lecturer has preceded him,
aud We predict the largest audience that
has been seen in the hall for many a day.
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GEORGE DRIVER, who was executed on
the 18th inst. for the murder Of his wife, at
Chicago, just before he was turned off made
a remarkable speech. He seized the moose
dramatically, and shaking it before the
crowd, said: "Just remember that rope If
Won 90 into saloon and get tight. See
what that liquor will bring you to as well
as it has brought me to. Remember that
now, and look out for yourselves" What
more impressive temperance lecture than
this was ever delivered?
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$4,000 Worth Of Cutlery,-s2,OOO

$4,000 Worth Of Cutleryi-s2,OOO
given away daily at the Great European
Novelty Cutlery Sale. Sales every day at IL
a. u. and and p. M, al No. 80 Cherry
street, until the whole stock is closed. Don't
fail 10 attend these sales. Come one, come
all, and get sach bargains as were never be-
fore offered ia Nashville.
N. B.-Hours for ladies to select Their
Cutlery 8 to 5 p. N. If
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A Novel Accident.

Yesterday beaui Rpl young lady entered
a drug store, and asked the clerk if he had
any ''tolu gum" that wouldn't stick. By
invitation of the clerk she put a piece In
her mouth, which soon assumed shape
like that resulting from the eating of green
psrsimmons. 1t certainly would stick.
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Globe Flower Cough Syrup-The
Peoples Great Remedy for Colds, Coughs,
and Consumption.-Its cures ara numbered
by thousands; its failures are unknown.
Try it one time, and you will use no other
remedy. For sale BY al druggists.
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singing and TabIeaux.

The Central Baptist Mite Society will
give an entertainment, next Wednesday
evening, at the Central Baptist church,
consisting of singing, tsblesux, ct. The
musical part of the programme will be
conducted by Mr.. j. 3 Romans, while Mr..
Green Morrow will have charge of the
tAbleaux
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Chapped hands, face, rough skin, PIN
pies, ringworms, salt-rheum, and other
cutaneous affections cured, and the skin
made soft and smooth by using the Juniper
Tar Soap, made by Caswell, Hazard 8
Co., New York.
~ T.
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DIED.

TRAUERNICHT.-Died in this city yester-
day morning, AUGUSTA TRAUERNICHT, daugh-
ter of Henry and Cstharine Trauernicht, aged
6years, months and davs.
The friends and acquaintance are invited to
attend the funeral at 1 P. NJ. to-day from resi-
dence On College street, between Jefferson and
Madison
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In Memoriarn-A Tribute of Respect.


Whereas, On the 9th day of March, 1873, the
AH-wise Providence saw fit to remove from our
midst our friend and brother David q. Porter
we, the members Of the Vesper Debating SOei-
ETY., Of which he was President, through this
medium express our regrets. -.
Resolved, That we deeply mourn the loss we
have sustained, and that we, as members of this
Society, have lost one for whom we all Ell
tertained the highest esteem and tenderest re-
gard both as member and as our President.
Resolved, That we tender our sympathy to his
bereaved family, from whose loving embrace he
was so suddenly snatched,
Resolved, That in recognition of our loss we
wear badge of mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions be
rendered his family, and that the Nashville pa
pers be requested to publish the same.
Resolved, That these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes of this Society as a token of
remembrance. A. P. McFERRIN, JR.,
g. H. VAUGHN,
Ed. W. HICKMAN, JR-,
Committee.
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Trunks, Valises, Ladies' and Gents
Satchels, at Dunstead's Trunk Store, 81
North College street, between Union and
Church. To reduce stock will sell at re-
duced prices for next sixty days.
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Another Lot of Chintzes.-Another
case Of those elegant English Chintzes,
newer and more beautiful sly les than the
first received.
THOMPSON Bros. q KELLY,
Dh29 st Summer street.
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THE OLD FOLKS,
Active Measures for an Organization
Being Made

Yesterday the executive committee of the
Old Mems Association met at A. V. S.
Lindsley's Office. The committee adopted
series Of rules and constitution for the
society. They will be presented for accep-
lance at the next meeting of the old men,
Saturday, the 9th prox. All citizens who
have resided in Davidson county fifty years
or more are earnestly invite d to attend
the meeting, which will be held in the
courthouse.
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Green Apples.-150 bbls. Rome Beau-
ties, Select Red, and Pennock, for sale cheap
for account of NJ. Il D. &. Il Call
Line street, third door from college street.
mh302t. A. B. KEEyIL.
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COrsets! COrsets! and hand
made, 70 cents and upwards, at the Phila-
delphia Store. % Public Square, Nashville,
Tenn. 1t NJ. MCLAUGHLIN.
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The ladies' of the Church of the Assump-
ton desire to return thanks in behalf of the
orphans to Mr.. G. G. Giers for the donation
of a lot in North Nashville to Mrs. Vessel
and Mrs. Ksrsch, and who intend to rattle
the same during the approaching Orphans
Fair
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5. j. Cobb, Dentist, has jus opened a
new suite Of Dental Rooms, So Union
street, corner of Cherry, where he will be
pleased to see bis friends and patrons.
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STATE OF THE wEAFnKR.
WAR DEPARrlnsT,

" Az DhIAhIHLEHA1
OFFICE OF CHEF SIGNAL. OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 20, 1875.
PrO6dbiIitieS-For the Ohio Valley
winds backing to the Southwest during
Sunday, with rising temperature. The
storm centre will develop during the day In
Nevada, extending Eastward to the upper
Mississippi. Southerly winds with threat
ennig weather Rin prevail by Sunday night
from the upper lakes southwestWard to
Missouri
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Ladies' SuitsI Ladies' Suitsl-- Some
thirty entirely new and most elegant styles
now ready and made to order at the short
est notice. G.. RICE & Co., 81 College st.
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DR.. C. L. Lewis having resumed the
Practice Of Medicine, can be found at his
Office, corner Church and Summer streets.
feb9 If suns
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STEAMBOATS,.
Fer Evansville.

TIME fine Passenger Steamer IT,
SILVERTHORS. .zEaezz1ss.s'sE
j. x. ThrO0p, Captain, Geo. s. ThTOop, CLERK,
VIII leave as above TO-DAY, S0th inst, at Y
O'Clock NJ.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
O. H. ARTHUR g. CO., Agents, Al and ~
Front st. IL
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For Cairo.

TTIHE Fine Steamer
Capt. 0. W. Davis, John f. Messsngaie, CleIk
VIII leave as above ON MONDAY, March Si' ~
o'clock P. NJ. A.
Fer freight or passage apply on eoaSa :, ~ ss W
Agents.
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A few days ago, about three miles from
Chattanooga, an old lady named Sarah
Wallis, had her clothing to catch fire in the
woods. No one being near she was burned
to Grip, il being difficnit to recognize the
body. --rferf
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library Lecture.

Owing to the storm last Friday night, DR..
rzoIlev did not deliver bis lecture on "China
nd he Chinese" 1t was postponed until
next Friday night.
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Boots and ShOes.-Our Spring Stock of
Boots ald Shoes, now arriving, will be Of
fered, as usual, at low prices.
JOHN HoLAHAN, Union St,
mh30 g. bet. College and Market.
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Dress Goods of all descripton-the lat
est styles at low prices. G. RICE q Co.
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n.a-nnee Meeting.

A public temperance meeting { VIII % N Nela
ia Good Templar's Hall, over FouLtn P RS-
tional Bank, at O'Clock P. N, so-uay, nv
DIR. Kelley will address the lnee'ins'
Vvsry body invited.
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For ladies' and children's fine Shoes at
go cents on the dollar, go TO the Philadel-
phia Store. 1t