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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-11
LATEST MARRETs BIZ TELEGRAPH

SAVANNAH, Sep. 10. - Cotton quiet;
middlings 1Sc; net receipts 737 bales; ex-
ports Goa twise 671 bales; sales ia bales;
stock 1901 bales.
CHARLEsTo~ Sep. 10 Cotton firm for
good grades; middlings 18a0l6se; low mid
dlings 18c; strict good ordinary 1870; net
receipts 1913 bales; gross receipts 80 bales;
exports coastwise $40 bales; sales $50 bales;
stock 1884 bales.
GAI WESTON Sep. 10. - Cottop offering
light; good ordinary 15tc; net receipts 200
bales; gross 200 bales; no exports; sales
81 bales; stock S,019 bales.
MOBILE, Sep. 10-Cotton in firm; mid
dlings lS44;; net receipts 108 bales; no ex-
ports; sales bales.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-11
A Brace of Young PugiIists.

Yesterday, small African about four
years of age clambe'ed into a blackberry
tree on Carroll street, near College, and
with considerable difficulty, and at the risk
of his life, succeeded in breaking off a few
branches with berries on, which he threw
to the ground. Then he clambered down
again, with bis mind filled with pleasing an
ticipations because of the treasures he had
secured. Reaching the ground, he found
that a white Juvenile of about his
own age had been quietly gath
ering up the branches he had
thrown down, and now refused to give
them up, evidently being firm believer in
the adage that possession is nine points In
law" Then small war eDsued, which re-
suited in the white infant being placed
horS du combat by blow on the head with
a rock, the blood flowing freely.
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Abous Railroads and Railroad Men.

The st. Louis and Southeastern COmp2-
ny are going to send to this city switch
engine capable of moving ABOUT hundred
cars at a time. The business of this road
is increasing every day.
Mr.. James @. Gleaves having left the
city, Mr.. Fl. G. Carson has ben promoted
TO the position he filed in the tressurer's
Office of the Nashville and Chattanooga
road. Mr.. Carson is an expert short hand
writer, and has been employed by Superin-
tendent Thomas as his private secretary for
the past year.
Col. Brewer, ce-President of the Ow-
enwsboro aud RussellYille road, Was in the
city yesterday.
F. Hellmer, assistant engineer Of the
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis road
paid flying visit to the city yesterday.
A slight difficulty occuuef between Two
employees of the Nashville & Chattanooga
road last week. One of the engineers on
that road was taking nis wife to Chatts-
Dooga and the conductor required her to
pay fare. This enraged the engineer, and
when the train reached Chattanooga, he at
tackled the conductor, several blows were
exchanged, when the parties were separ-
afolF
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n Az DEPARraCzNr,

OFFICE CT CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcER,
WAsHIEGItS, ID c., Sept. 10, 1873.
ProbabiIities.-FOd New England on
Thursday, the pressure will diminish, with
+ esh easterlY TO scutherly winds and cloudy
weather and rain over about half. For the
Middle States, generally eloudy weather,
rain and fresh essierly 20 nOTtherly winds,
from Southeastern New York TO Virginia,
but with southeasterly ito sOGthwesterly
winds, and occasional light Iain, from
Western New York to Western VirgiDie.
For the South Atlantic States, fresh north
essterly to northwesterly winds and cloudy
weather, with occasional rain on the coast.
For the Gulf States eat Of the Mississippi
river cloudy weather and gentle northeast
erly to soulhessterly Winds. For Tennessee
and the lower lake region, fresh ard brisk
winds, veering TO the west aud south, with
partly loudly weather and higher tsmpera-
ture, and possibly occasional light rains
over the latter. Fer The upper lake region,
higher to persture, fresh winds, mostly
from south and west, and partly cloudy
yea her, with occasional light rains over
the northern portion.
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The Late Disastron. fire I'm Havana.

HAVANA, Sept 9 The fire of Saturday
night, by which the Plaza Vapor was de-
stroyed, was very disastrous. The total
loss is variously estimated at from three to
eight millions of dol ars. Insurance only
amounts to $4,000, nearly all 10 English
companies. Notice as been promptly Civ
en- that all the Insurance will be paid on the
18th inst. Owing to the rspidity with
which tn flames spread, little property was
saved. Ia less than three hours from the
time the fire broke GU the entire square
was a mass of ruins. Upwards of $500
people who occupied the buildin's are
homeless, and nearly all have lost every
thing. Great distress prevails among them
aud numbers Of subscriptions have been
started for relief A large amount has al
ready been raised
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-11
SptrituaItsrn Exposed.

Pro-. S. P. Bald win, who has been In the
Spiritual business for sope time past, has
gone back on the spirits and is now giving
seances exposing and explaining all the
tricks and manifestations Of Foster, Fay
ard the Davenport Brothers He has Sc
cured the Opera House for Sept. Is, and
Is, and bis entertainments will no doubt
attract large crowds. A Memphis dispatch
received here yesterday, reads as follows;
"ImmeDse house at the Spiritual Expose
tonight. Repeat Wednesday mig at the
request of ore hundred and fifty citizens"
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Regatta by the Saratoga Rowing As.
hnRiAgfU.,

The grand amateur regatta By the Sara
togs Rowing Assc citation commences to-day
at saratoga Lake. The fol owing Anna eur
Cubs have responded to the invitation of
the Saratoga Association and made entries
for the regatta;
ArgOraU.a Rowing Association, Bergen
PIT, n. j.
Atlantic Boat Club, Hoboken, n. j.
DUquesne Boat Club, Allegheny City, Pa.
Grand Haven Boat CLUB, Grand Haven,
Mich.
Pspe Barge Club, Cincinnati, ..
Potomac Boat Cub, Georgetown, ID. q.
Co umbis Boat Club, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Vespsr Rowing Association, YonkeIs,
n. Y. "'. ..E...
Union Springs Rowing Club, Cayuga
Lake, II. To-.
Besverwyck Beat Club, Albany, n. 7.
Mutual Boat Club, Albany, N. Y.
Ballsion Boat Club, Bsllston Spa. N. Y.
Friendship Boat Club, New Y FORK City.
Nassau Boat Club, Harlem, n. 7.
Harlem Boat Club, Harlem, N. Y.
Argonaut Boat Club, Toronto, Canada,
Saratoga Rowing Association, Saratoga,
n. 7.
This is a large list of entries, and ex-
ceeds that ever heretofore made for pure
ly amateur regatta in this country. Over
seventy Of the best sculers and oarsmen of
the United States and Canadas will take
part in the several races, and the regatta IS
thus assured as gram success. -..zss ss;s.s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-11
THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL CoURT-This tribunal is still
engaged on the misdemeanor docket.
Among the cases tried was that of John
MCGOWAN, charged with official opp -ession,
who was acquitted.
CIRCUIT COURT Franklin vs.. Carpenter,
judgment for plaintiff nominal damages and
judgment for defendant for barrel, extra
wheel and interest on that amount-a de-
cidedly mixed case.
Masten vs.. French, still pending.
LAW CoURT-The case of Second Ma
ti0nal Bank VS.. Fall, Spain & Fall, pending
before j. Trimble Brown, specia Judge.
Caroline Trash, administrative, vs.. Ger
mania Life Insurance Company, still pend
iup
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Drunk Again.

Up to late our yesterday, Miss Matilda
Harris was the only person arrested, and
her name was the only one inscribed on the
fair page of the police docket, devoted to
yesterdays arrest. The charge written OPP
posite this pame, in Sergeant Burke's best
hand, was "drunk and daorderly." 1t may
be remarked as singular coincidence that
this same motto was written opposite her
name the last time the no wise fair, but
very frail Matilda fell into the clutches of
the CITY police.
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Jeff Davis ar Lou,kvitIe.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 1O.-Hon. JEFF. Davis
visited the Jefferson County Fair Grounds
to-day, escorted by committee Of ladies'.
He was some time in the amphitbestre
looking at stock. He remains In the city
two days, waiting for his family.
The exhibition of horses and cattle at she
Fair Grounds to-day was pronounced by
competent judges the finest ever seen In
this State,
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Fair Courier.

This is the title Of new paper, the pub.
LEGATION of which has just been commenced
at Murfreesboro in the interest of the Ten
nessee Central Fail Association, which COM
mences at that place on the oath inst. and
continues four days. The paper is publish
ed weekly, until the F air, under thu super
vision of 81. 81. Norman, B. d. Fletcher,
and v. P. Henderson, Printing Commit
tee. The number before us is sprightly in
deed, and we are convinced that it will be
an excellent medium for advertisers.
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santantn ana s.g Tree.

ST. Louis, Sept. 10 rhe Times has a
letter from Fort Sill, Indian Territory, dat
ed 5th inst, which states that the Kiowa
chiefs, Santanta aud Big Tree, arrived there
on the 4th in charge of 1t. Gordon sndone
company of cavalry. They were placed in
the pest guardhouse and comfortably quar-
tered. Numbers of their fam Lies were per-
mitted to visit them ard the scene of tbfir
meeting was quite affecting. Gov. Davis
arrives there the latter part of this month
together with the Indian Commissioners
when council will he held and Santata
and Big Tree will be released and turned
over to their tribe. Cheyennes snd Apa-
ohae will also ha nronaut a. tho council
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-11

An Act of Craelty.-Chapped hands
and face are the mosJ ssious annoy ances
that farmers, and people who labor much
ont of doors, experience from exposure
Exposed persons, especially children, re-
peatedly suffer Intensely from great cracks
upon the hands, that often bleed. It is cruel
70 allow ones self or others to suffer il his
way, when the means of positive proven
ton are 80 easy to be had, and so cheaply,
as to pay ten cents for cake of Hand Sa-
polio. Hand Sspoiio is not only better than
the costliest soap for removing dirt, bat 1t
prevents ehspping, aud renders the skin soft
and plishle. Sold everywhere.
sep6 d1w&w1t
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Dedication Tonight.

The dedication of the Pythian Hall in
Eigefeld to night will no doubt attract a
large attendance. Myrtle and Cslanthe
Lodges of this city, headed by the Rock
CITY band, will proceed from Masonic Hall
to the bridge, where they will be met BY
Edgefeld Lodge and escorted to the hall on
woodland street, where the dedication GER
emonies will take place under the auspices
of the members of the Grand Lodge. The
public, and especially the ladies, are invited
to be present.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-11
AnnIafnn,s InnrnRI.

Frank LesIie'$ Illustrated, Harper'S Week
Iy, with full line Of the daily papers and
weekly and monthly publications, are KEEP.
constantly on hand by Billy DucSworth at
bis news stand and stationery and book
store, on the corner Of Cedar and Cherry
streets. Billy has just started in business
for himself, and asks call from his old and
new friends, assuring them that he is low
prepared to supply all their vans in his
lir,o
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N,,,n ward scbeoI Bouse,

There will be IN immense crowd at
Weitmuller's Garden tonight to help in
swelling the fund necessary for the i'm
proyement of the Ninth Ward school house.
The elegant cake presented vest srday by
the Hamilton boys bears this inscription
"Presented by the members Of Hamilton
Fire Co., No. 2, to the ladies OF the Ninth
Ward. God bless them-ever foremost in
beneyolel ce and education"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-11

A MAN is not safe from bis sweetheart
after be is dead. Ex-Msyor Kalbfeisch, OF
Brooklyn, although sesenty years old, and
the widower OF three wives, was sued for
breach of promise last year be number four,
who laid her dam gss at Sl50,0O0. In ths
meantime the ex- Mayor died and was gath
cred to bis former wives, but the afflicted
fourth still brings suit against the estate for
her $4,000. She knows what her affec-
tions were worth, and means TO have it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-11
A CowardIy Radical seeks Revenge.

SAVANNAH, GA, Sept. 0.-Simon p.
Gsskins aud Jesse Lott, respscts' lie citiz ms
of Coffee county, were brought here last
night by Deputy Marshal, charged with
assaing the Post Maste and attempting to
rob the Pos Office at Douglas. AT an ex-
animation before the U. 5. Commissioner,
it proved a m 'licious charge, growing out
of . simple street fight, and the prisoners
were released.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OBSTACLES 10 MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Sen rom
the effects or frrors and Abuses in early lie
Manhood restored. Impediments to Marriage
removed New method OF treatment New and
remarkable remedies. BOOks and Circulars semi;
free in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. South Ninth street.
Philadelphia, Pa, an institution having a high
reputation for honorable conduct aud profes-
siOnal skill. jys detw3m spSdp
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-11

Capt Yater yesterday received letter
from B. F Gillilsud, husband of Mrs. Eliza
Cartrett GiIliland, saying that he would
atestify before God and man that she was
yirtuous woman" He also received q GER
tificate from the deacons and elders of the
Baptist church saying: "Our beloved sister,
Eliza Gilliland, is a member in good stand
inc of the Harmon Baptist church.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-11

On MoDday night lAst, burglars entered
the residences of 5. Cooley and John L.
Dismukes on South Summer street, and
helped themselves freely to articles Of cloth
ing, towels, boots, shoes and everything 10
the way. At the resideace OF Mr.. Dis
mukes they broke open 8 trunk and carried
offthe contents. Our citizens had better
be on their guard.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-11

The weather is delightful, and trip to
Louisville and Cincinnati or IndiaDapo-
lis, or both of them, TO see the expositions
In those cities would be most enjoyable
pleasure excursion, besides it will cost but
a trife. The Louisville and Nashville and
Great Southern Railroad sells round tri?
tickets on Saturday and Monday for but lit
tie more than half rates. E1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-11
TaIInh NRFd.

All voters of the Tenth Ward who favor
the ele ction of the Hon. K. j. Morris for
Mayor, are requested to meet at John
O'Malley's house, corner of Broad and Nc
Marry streets, at Il O'Clock this Thursday
evening for the purpose of organizing Nor
ris clnh
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Instead of Bitter use Sweet Quinine
jy26 deod&wSw

. University OF Virginia Schools of
Science and Practical Laboratories Aff1rd
special advantages for general scientific sdu-
cation, and for thorough, practical training
in the professions Of Teacher of Science,
Civil Engineer, Mining Engineer, Architect,
Chemist, Metaliurgist, Farmer, Druggist,
etc and for employment in publice service
Coast Survey, etc) Session opens Oct. l..
Fur catalogues, seDd to WIN. WERTEH.
BAKER, Sec'y, P. .. University of Virginia,
Va. aug16 Goblin
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Encouraging.

The writer observed men at work yester-
day clearing dirt away from the track O.,
the Cherry street car line.
Query: Have the communications which
have Appeared in this paper lately in regard
to the street car business had anything to
do with this unwonted exhibition Of enter
prise?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-11
HOaDftaI Cars,

A certain number of the cars running
out on Cherry street are ornamented with
red flags 10 order to show that those cars
branch of on Ash street. The South Nash
vile folks, who are probably TIE funniest
people on earth at this time, have christen-
ed the cars thus Ornamented, Hospital
carso
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-11
Railroad Subscription Voted Down

There was an election held in Hickman
county, on Saturday last to determine
whether the county would subscribe to stock
In the Narrow Guage Railroad. The prop
osition was voted down.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-11

AT the present time the Jubilee singers
are sending a thousand dollars PER week to
this city to De used in the erection of Jubi-
lee Hall. They are now in England and
are meeting with grand successes.
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HOTEL ARRIvALs.
MAXWELL HOUSE.

SEPT. 1O.-E. j. I. Barrett, Gacsden, Ala; T.
Hiles, Summerville; H. L. Moss, HuntsYille; j.
B. Kirkman, Evansville; L. Lowe, Montgomery
county; L. Cooper, Jr., Shelbyville, G. ID. Cooper
Columbia; s. H. Potts, Mt. Pleasant; L. II.
Grubbs, Decatur, Ala l. II. Shoate, Brazil;
Mrs. L. l. Oliver, g bsOn county; @. N. Fay,
Pittsburg, Pa; j. Pensiey, Augusta; G. A.
Whist n, Louisville; G. Casson, Philadelphia; G.;
B. Trfpp, New York; 7 B. Dunlap, Pittsburg,
Pa. r. ). Bevier, hussellville; H L. Eanier and
mother. Baltimore, Md; Mrs. NJ. E. Cole and
Kline, New Orleans; 3. A. Pulmer, IndianapO-
lie; George P. Gales, Alabama; Geo. ID. Miller,
Pulaski; NJ. Henderson, L. Day, Winchester; 8.
z. COclri.l and wife, Miss Anna Armstrong, Ar
kansas; j. H. ether, Atlanta; Ga; j. P. Maury,
Mrs NJ. +. Harris, Franklin; r j. MORE,
brentwood; o. Owan, Shelbyville, W. Jones'
Laurel Hill; G. A. Washington, Cedar Hill; PHI.
Feel, u. F. Reynolds, II. NJ. Bransr, Pulaski;
Mrs. T. NJ. Osumet, San Francisco; j. D Mosby,
Memphis; @. Bernstein, New YORK; A. A.
hramer, a. q. Sehawb, Cincinnati; "A. Carlisle,
Alabama; NJ. B. Goldman, New Providence.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
SEPT. 10 John A. shaw, Austin, Texas; Geo.
Redpstb, HOpkinsville. KY; d. L. Kirby, T. j.
Gregory, Lafayette; Il. o. Atkinson, Franklin,
Ky; Rev. VIM. jenkins, Rev. P. S. Anthony,
I hOmas Browning and wife, Hartsville; George
s. Tate, Carriers Greek; Maj. Hellner, Hickman,
Ky; J 81. Shep' ard, Columbia; ". W. Wilkin-
son, Greenville. Ala N. G. Collier, Nurf. ees-
bOro; g. W Hicks, Franklin; j. W. Rogers,
StringtnwD; W. W. Sanders, Ashland City; j..
W. b. Wilson, MurfreesbOro; Robert G. eeott,
Lvnchburg, Va; j. A. Burgett, Baltimore, Md;
r. FOnyille. Sheriff of Bedford county; H. h
Kedwell, Lafayette.
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EdxeaeId Male Academy.

The exercises for the defamation medal
and prizes of the Edgefeld Male Academy,
defer 81 OF account Of the cholera, will
take plsce tonight and tomorrow night at
McClures hall, Edge6eld. The medals and
prizes II be decided upon and awarded
Friday ;ght.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-11
I'm the Pulpit.

DIR. j. B. Lindsey filed the pulpit at the
Second Presbyterian Church last Sunday
morning, and those present. unite in saying
that his discourse was an unusually inter-
esting one.
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Appeal for Aid.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 10-A Times special
from Z. Apheles, Chairman of Finance
COMMITTEE of The Howard Association at
Shreveport, La, says yellow fever of the
most vl:ule t and malignant type is racing
feaIfully there. Business is Frustrated. A
large number of citizans have left the city.
Tie per centsge Of mortality among the
remaining population is very great, and the
end is not yet. There are hardly enough
well to tax are If tn sick. New Orleans
has responded nobly to gu appeal for aid
and nurses, and doctors are en- routa to cur
assistance, but We still need money to pay
nnIsas AMI purchase supplies for the desd-
tute. A meeting o. merchants and citizens
generally will be held tomorrow to assist
the aft cted in Shreveport.
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Oxydized ] .weIry, made from coin
silver, the new EST thing cut, At DAVIES q
BRO IS, Jewellers, Church and Summer SITS.
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Police Court.

Nothing Of interest transpired at Judge
DuliDg's rendezvous yesterday morning,
there being but two cases disposed OF.
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Tenth Ward.

If j. A. Kellogg will consent 70 become a
candidate for Councilman of the Tenth
Ward, be can be elected.
MANY VOTERS.
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Long Fans in black and colors, elegant
ly embroidered and painted, at DAWES d
Bro 8, Jewellers, Church and Summer sts.
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Crystal Watehes-A decided novelty
for ladies' belt ornaments, at DAVIES q
Bros, jewelers., Church and Summer sts.
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SHREVEPORT.
A Fearful ScOurge.

SHREVEPORT, La. Sept. 10.-Yellow
fever prevail as an epidemic and business
of all kinds is prostr ted. There is much
suffering for want of attention. The nur-
ses and doctors are worn out. The inter-
me Is yesterday were 10 from fever and II
TO-DAY. At least AGO are down though not
ali WITH the fever. The sickness is fear
full to contemplate.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 1Q-Drs. Fenney,
Herd, Smith and Angrell leave for S5reve-
port this evening by rail via Vicks0urg, 10
response to the call of The Howard Associa-
ton o. this city. Five experienced nurses
accompany Them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-11

Trunks, Yalises and SAtchels in great
variety, elegant, substantial and cheap, at
VIM. DuBstead's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church,
SeWanee Block. je6 II
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The Ledger asserts that the veritabla
Wandering Jew has been sojourning in
Memphis for some months past.
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Oxvdizad Silver and Gilt Vinaioretts

Oxydized Silver Chatelaines and
Leo, tines, at DAVIES & Bros, jewelers.,
C9urch and Summer Streets. se.9 eod2w
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The following official do .ument explains
elf 1t relates to the speaking held at
ldsOn,s orncarV last NIGHT.
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Blank {. } indicates no repOrr; cipher 90 sta
tionary; minus q tendency to fsll plus ~ ten
dency to rise. A. O. FORD, Observer.
The river was rising at this point yester-
day, it'll 20 inches on the Harpe Shoals.
The Arch z. Green departs for Pddueah
and Cairo to dsy at p. M.,-Capt. Henry
Carroll in command, and 7. NJ. Armstrong
clerk
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STATE OF THE wEATHER.

Local Report for this City, w'asesdsy,
Sent 10. ISz3
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DAVIES & Bros, jewelers., Church and
Summer streets. sep9 eod2T
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Oxydized Silver Belt Buckles-The
newest styles out, at DAVIES & Bros,
Jewellers, Church and Summer streets.
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