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

object Of making known the agricultural,
mineral and manufacturing resources of
the State; and makes it a speciality to give
most valuable and correct information to
all wishing to settle in this part Of the
country. Europeans of all nationalities re
ceive a cordial welcome in this State; as,
indeed, they receive in all States Of the
West and South. 1 am indebted to Messrs.
DonOhoe, Buckley & Co., Of Memphis, for
valuable documents"
We are rather puzzled to know why the
Reverend Dominican author should single
out one of our periodicals for the above eX-
tensive puff, to the exclusion Of others
which have been doing the same work
twenty times as long and with tentimes the
circulation. Possibly Messrs. DonohOe,
Bulkely & Co. have an interest in the pa
per made SO prominent. In the preface to
his work, the reverend author states: 'In
preparing the work, l wrote also to about
thirty governors of States and Territories for
special information regarding their respec-
tive localities"
For sale by D. n. Neylan, 343 Public
Square.
THE CATHOLIC FAMILY ALMANAC, 1874, New
York: Catholic Publication Society.
This beautiful annual, freely illustrated
and printed on elegant paper in the highest
style of the art, has become a household
necessity as well an ornament with all
church members. The number before us
presents the usual melange Of valuable and
interesting information conveyed ithpithy
brevity. The statistics alone are worth for
reference many times the low price Of the
Almanac.
For sale by D. n. Neylan, Public Square.
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EnR MAGISTRATE
A Little Incident.

The party consisted Of an old man, his
wife and daughter, the latter maiden of
some sixteen sweet summers. They had
come to town ia one horse wagon, and
had Just stopped in front Of store on
Union between Cherry and College streets,
when darkey came numbering along with
a draw, which he drove against the rather
shakv vehicle IN which the group were
seated, damaging it somewhat. With an
exhibition Of agility surprising in so aged
a person. the old woman clambered out Of
the wagon and reached for that drayman,
and the old man Immediately wrapped the
lash of his whip about his wrist in such a
manner as to make a club of the stock end,
and went to the assistance of his bater
half. the girl encouraging her parents 10y
clappin@ her hands together and shouting,
Go il, dad! 90 it, nam. give him fits.
The aged couple did ''give him fits" vigOr
ously handing that luckless drayman the
best they had in the shop, TO the infinite
delight of the sweet damSel in the wagon,
who fairly jumped up and down with eN-
citemeut. a crowd soon gathered around,
and the darkey managed TO make his es-
cape
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THE COURTS.

PROBATE CoURT.-In the case of John
Y. CroSswy and others VS.. Kate CroSswy
and others. commissioners were appointed
to divide the lands of James c. CrosSwy,
deceased.
CIRCUIT COURT.-M. Vaughn VS.. Ben.
Ecklecamp-motion for new trial was over
ruled.
State Of Tennessee VS.. John Walsh-mO-
ton continued until next Saturday.
Bacon, Clardy & Co. VS.. W. W. Vaughn
and others-order for sci ia.
II. b. Champion VS.. James Chamberlain,
assignee, and OtherS,-mOtiOn for new
trial was OverTuled.
Chamberlain and others VS.. W. /. Couch
appeal to Supreme Court.
T. j. Hyde, executor, VS.. j. ii. Hyde
and Others-mOtiOnfO new trial continued.
CHANCERY COURT.-Decrees were ren-
dered in the following cases yesterday: A..
G. Merritt, admir-, VS.. r. c. McNairy and
others; W. p. Harding and others VS.. Bank
OF Chattanooga and others; Union Bank of
Tennessee and Jos. W. Allen, trustee and
receiver, VS.. w. w. Voolfolk and others;
w. d. Gale, admir-, VS.. r, c. McNairy; Z,
w. Cole and others, VS.. NJ. Burns and
others: W. r. COrnelious, VS.. A. b. Shank
land: A. G.. Merritt, admir-, VS.. X. c. Nc
Marry.
FEDERAL. COURT.-This court was in
session Yesterday, but very little business OF
public importance considered.
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Residence % 5. High street to rent.
Rooms 10 rent.
Burial cases Of all Kinds at Combs Il
GrOOmes.
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CIipping without Credit.

The Banner, of this city, having charged
the Columbia Mda with stealing its report
of the proceedings of the Baptist ASsocia-
ton held in Columbia lately, the Nal re-
plies thusly: "The Banner had little to do,
TO send its reporter down here to steal our
thunder. The Association was held i'll our
city, and was local matter for each of our
papers. We only published such portions
of the proceedings as we thought would be
Of most interest to the people, and we felt
under no obligations to the Banner Tor
what its reporter copied from the minutes
of the Association" There is something
very verdant and SLOW about the accusa-
ton that the Banner stole the local thun-
der of the Columbia papers in thus report
inc the proceedings Of public assemblage
held in that place. Is the editor of the
Nail modern Rip Van Wrinkle, and has
he inst returned to life?
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Young ReVeIS.

4 short time since We noticed the fact
of the araignment in our Criminal Court
of young Horace Fletcher Revels, colOred
student of Fisk University Of this place,
on charge Of larceny Of a trunk and a
quantity Of clothing from the said college.
The young man was defended BY Capt.
Thos. L. DOdd, and was acquitted upon
payment of costs. The young man is .
son of one our most worthy and respecta-
BILE colored ministers, Rev. w. X. Revels,
and q nephew OF United States Senator
Revels, His father was absent on a visit
North at the time of his trial, and his To-
calitv not known. He learned Of the arrest
and trial of his son, and has come in per-
son and taken charge Of the boy, whom he
sent at once totheBaltimorelu natio asylum.
Parson Revels believed his sons mind had
recovered from his attack of insanity when
he entered him as a pupil at the University,
Int we are satisfied from the statements
made to us. and from PHYSICIANS certificate
that we have seen, that he is now insane,
and was at the time Of the Indictment
AGAINST him. Wepublish this as an act Of
instice to the unfortunate young man, and
If is due to his family and relatives;
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New AdYertisements.

Residence ~ 5. High street to rent.
Rooms to rent.
Burial cases Of all Kinds at Combs Il
Groomes'.
LaboreTs wanted.
Lingard at the Opera House.
A. B. Beech Il Co. have received their
supply of new fall and winter goods which
they are disposing Of at prices suitedto the
times.
A c. Beech is offering his entire new
stock of goods at cost.
See insolvemt notice Of Lou Z. Spurlock
Ink Of Jno. l.. Spurlock deceased.
Persons indebted to c. ID. Benson are re-
queSted to settle up.
Yeatman. Shields * Co. have an auction
sale of dry goods next Tuesday.
Rice & Co. say they have plenty Of dry
goods but want money. and therefore offer
extra inducements to purchasers.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of Hogan Bros. They have an extensive
assortment Of dry goods.
Dissolution Of the CopaItnerShip Of Cor
nelius. Webber * Cross. the business to be
conducted under the firm name Of Cor
nelius & Webber.
John Gilgan u Co. post the public gene
'
goods thew are now offering at greatly re-
duced rates. by means of a display adver-
tisement which appears elsewhere in our
columns. Gilgan q 90. are among the
most successful and popular dry goods firms
of this city.
The Georgia Minstrels appear one night
more, having secured the Opera House for
Monday night.
New and stylish dress goods just received
at the Trade Palace. and great bargains Of
fered in all the novelties. The ladies would
do well to be out bright and early Monday
morning to examine the many handsome
goods Just opened.
We refer to the advertisement of wood
elsewhere. Orders left at AmbroSe'S SAM
Die Room, or at AmbroSe's wood yard, will
be filled and delivered to all parts Of the
city at s. per cord. Dirt cheap.
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The Eingards.

The Lingard troupe, which appears at
the Opera House this week, will present
WiIkie Collins original work in prologue
and three acts, entitled ''The New Magda-
len" A Pittsburg exchange thus speaks Of
the performance by the company:
..The play abounds in exciting and strik-
ing situations. and is a repository Of de-
lights for those who revel in the sensation
al. The most pronounced character in the
play is that of Mercy MeTTick CThe New
Magdalen), taken by Alice Dunning Lin
gard and too much praise cannot be given
her for the truly magnificent way i'll which
she rendered her part. There was in her
acting conception Of the authors eloquent
thoughts quite woderful, and all her efforts
displayed a remarkable conception of mode
and unanimity of design, and she had that
rarest of all faculties, the gift of keeping
her audience thoroughly en- rapport with
her every change of mood. Notice is
naturally attracted to the more
forcible part Of her action in
the scene with the true Grace Roseber-
~, wherein the latter indignantly demands
her rights, and bitterly assails the impostOr.
Nothing could have been more natural
than her acting here-human nature was
illustrated N ner every movement, III Her
expressive tones, iii the tempeStuOuS bear
inc of her form. She was a sOTTowing, re
pentant woman, until her self pride, rising
with passion under the fierce assaults Of the
enraged Grace, is fired in the womanly (beg
pardon) obstinacy, and then what could
have been grander than the superb outbreak
which followed in the burst of savage ma
ture with which she abandoned herself to
the full sweep Of defying passion Her ac-
ton throughout is eminently graceful,
while her modulatiOns of voice make it al
most as rich in harmony as a great operate
air. The fine manner in which Mr.. Thorn
as Within took the arduous role Of the
Young clergyman, Julian Grey, ought not
to be passed without notice, or Miss
Blanche Cations excellent ideas of how to
play Grace RosebeTy. Indeed the work
ing business and by-play of the entire COM
pany leave nothing to be desired.
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Sacred Concert,

A grand sacred concert for the benefit of
the Church of the Assumption, will be
given at the Cathedral, the latter part of
this month. The gems of Theodore Won
La Hache's celebrated mass, will be rem
dered for the first time in this city, inter-
spersed with a carefully selected programme
of other sacred music. The concert will be
under the direction of Mr.. James B. Craig
head. Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Vessel, Mr.. Stew
art, Mr.. Schneider will take the principal
parts, and will be assisted by number of
the best singers of Nashville.
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How TO Remove Stains and SHOTS from

How to Remove Stains and Spots from
Marble, Furniture, etc.-The only stain
which SaPOliO will not remove is a ''stain
upon the character" But from marble man
tells, tables, china, table ware, carpets, fur
niture of every description, or any article
Of household ornament or use, the deepest
dyed stain can be instantly washed out for
ever by the use of Sapolio. 1t is rs cheap
as ordinary bar soap, and will always do
exactly what is claimed for it, if the simple
directions are followed. nOvS d1w&w1t
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which Will Won Do?

A gentleman who had just left the count
ing room of the UNION AND AMERICAN, a
few days since, was intercepted on the OPP
posite street corner by tipsey individual,
who said, IN kill you if you put my name
in your police report tomorrow. III do 1t,
sure, but if you'll promise not to put 1t IN,
why then let's go take a drink. Whichll
Won dO9"
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Senator Brandon. of Stewart county, was
in the city yesterday.
Col Bailey and II. H. LurtOn, ESQ.,, of
GAINESVILLE, are here attending the Federal
Court.
John p Murray, of Gainsboro, is regis
tered at the Maxwell House.
Capt. +. D. Farnsworth has just return
ed from months sojourn In the East.
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undeIiHered DISPATCHES.

kilograms remaining undelivered Satm-
dav night at the Western Union Telegraph
office. Sunday Office hours to 10 A. NJ,
and 3 to P. NJ.
Col. c. NJ. Carroll, S. NJ. Murphy, W. A.
Soule. Cheatham * Kinney, Jackson II Co.,
VIM. NJ. Duncan, Ordway, Gordon q Nc
CURE Rhea, Smith q Co., Geo. w. Saul
paw, Church Anderson, SpulOck, Hook "
Co. VI. II. Brandon, +. }, Killick, Gilbert,
Parks & Co. ,, Dick Cheatham.
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Good Music.

We are in receipt OF the following novel
ties from the house Of James \. Mcclure,
Cherry street:
Darling, Tell me Yes-a charming song
for the parlor, with chorus; words by the
humorous poet, Jno. q. SAKE and music by
A. c. WOndell.
Jennie Moore-a pathetic ballad Of rare
merit; poetry and music by James &.
Clark.
The Sweetest Bud is Missing-an eX-
quisite melody with chorus; music by II.
p. banks.
Sparkling Cascade POLKA brilliant
brochure for the piano, by the ever felici-
tous Oh. Kinkel.
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speciaI Announcement.

Mr.. w. D. Turck respectfully announces
that he has made an arrangement with Mr.
Chas. Calender to give one more enter
tainment with his famous Georgia Min
strels, at the Opera House, on Monday eve
ming, Nov. 10. Reversed seats at Mr.. Nc
Clure's Music Store.
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The steam Road Wagon

made its experimental trip in the Expo
sition building yesterday afternoon, under
the management of Mr.. II. B. North and
Mr.. Charles II. Beattis, the engineer, with
great success. The inventor, Col. W. c.
Bibb, Mr.. George F. Allers and several
other gentlemen, were present, and wit
messed the proceeding with great interest.
1t will make its appearance in public in a
fnur daNs
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Get the worth of your money and make
a good investment.-UntilD Dec. l We will
sell, for cash, fine Jewelry, Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Gold Watches, Chains, Solid
Silver and Silver Plated Ware, Clocks, OPP
tician Goods, and everything in our line,
at greatly reduced prices, on account of the
scarcity of money. Prices guaranteed to
secure the worth of your money. Call at
l. NJ. Sobel & Co.'S, 10 North Cherry ST.,
oppOsite Maxwell House. nOv9 2t
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central baptist nIite society.

This society had a very successful meet
ing Friday night, at the residence Of Mr..
II: J. Hite. on BerTien street, where the
cushioning of the church seats was agreed
on as the societies work.
DR.. HALEY having resigned the Secretary
ship. Mr.. Beatty was elected to serve out the
unexpired term. Miss Sue FurgeSon, Miss
Lizzie Williams, Mr.. Simms and Mr.. Ham
bin were addedTo the Committee on III
PRODUCTION. The next meeting will be
held at the residence Of Mr.. James Chiffon.
No. 352 South College street, on Friday,
Nov u
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Trunks, YaliseS and Satchels in great
variety, elegant, substantial and cheap, at
Vim. DunStead's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church,
Sewanee Block. ie6 If
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virginia and Southern Air Line.

The following telegram was received by
the agent in this city yesterday:
LYNCHBURG, Va, Nov. SIS. w. Ed
wards, agent: Difficulties on East Tennes-
see, Virginia and Georgia railroad have
been settled. Freights are now moving
regularly. Send us some cottOn-will put
it through in double-quick time.
HENRY FINK.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

NASHINHIONs NOV. ., lou z. VI.
PrObdbiIitieS.-FOr the Northwest and
upper lakes, nOrthwesterly winds, low tenn
perature and partly cloudy weather.
For the lower lakes, nOrthwesterly winds.
falling temperature and clearing weather.
For the Ohio valley and thence over
Tennessee, nOrthwesterly winds and gener-
ally clear weather.
For the Southern States, westerly winds,
veering to nOrtheasterly, and generally clear
weather.
For the Middle States, NORTHWESTERN
winds, clearing weather and slightly lower
temperature.
For New England, nOrthwesterly winds,
falling temperature, cloudy weather and oc-
casiOnal rain, clearing up by Sunday.
CautiOnary signals continue at EastpOrt-
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First Class First Glass First Glass =
If you want Bath, Shave or Hair Cut,
ChampOO, MOustache Dyed, or anything
in TOnsOrial line, call at the Battle House
Barber Shop. Webster & Gregory.
DELL I'm
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LeVy'S Clothing HOUSEKEEPING to the
blockade OccasiOned by the erection of
Burns block, will sell for the next go days
my large stock of Men and Boys Clothing
at reduced prices. A large line of extra
size Clothing on hand. Also afull line of
Talmas at low figures. IS North Market
street, near the Square. 1t.
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SteaIing,a MuIe

John Gates was arrested yesterday upon
the charge of stealing a mule belonging to
j. w. Seabon. The trial was fixed for
next Wednesday at u o'clock before JUS
tice Everett. The man accused ofthe theft
was arrested by Sam Wright, Of the 4th dis
tricf
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1t is very gratifying to lear our custO-
mers say that We sell good Goods cheaper
than those who profess to sell at cost. Ho-
gan Bros, Union street.
now 3t sun. wedSsat
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school Money.

Warrants We're yesterday issued by the
COMPTROLLER to the Trustees Of Montgomery
and Tronsdale counties for their proportion
of the school money.
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The prosecutors who had warrant is
sued against Felix Bowling upon the charge
of stealing clothing, withdrew the same, the
defendant discharged, and Felix, according
20 the Latin tongue, was ''happy."
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su,eripteudents, Convention.

The programme for the State Convention
of County Superintendents, to be held the
18th and 18th of December, will be ar
ranged by State Superintendent Fleming
and announced in due time.
S. WATSON, President.
j. BRADEN, Rec. Sec.S
J. B. LINDSEY, Cor. Sec.
State papers are requested to copy.
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Chester Grange, on Jones Creek Dick
son county, organized on the 30th Of Octo-
her. was the 2O2d Gaange in the state.
Others have been organized since, which
will swell the number to 2lJ At this date.
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The game season IS fully. OPEN ana
Hook. with bis usual enterprise, is con-
stantly receiving at his establishment on
Church street. supplies Gf game and flsh IN
greaf variety and Of the finest quality.
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Good Work.

DIR. Hoyte, Pastor Of the Second Presby-
terrain Church, has just returned from a
protracted meeting at Woodbury., where he
preached fifteen sermons, and added seven
teen to the Presbyterian Church al that
place.
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Mite society.

The SIite Society of the Edgefeld Cum
berland Presbyterian Church viii meet at
the residence Of John Frizzel, Main street,
on next TUESDAY night.
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,~ouy;odoCC CURRENCY.

Rosenheim q Bro. have taken IN during
the mast week. in exchange for goods, about
= thousand dollars worth o. meal tickets,
GOOD for meals at the eating houses along
one of our lines Of railway.
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Andrew jackson, colored, charged with
assaulting Betty Merit, will have trlal
before Justice Everett Monday at 100 clock
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There were more people and vehicles on
the streets yesterday than on any previous
day since last spring.
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California Wines, Muscatel, SOnoma
White, Mountain and Claret, at No. III
South Market street, warranted pure.
nOvS 1w
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For School Commissioner reply
to many friends, announce myself as a
candidate for School Commissioner of the
18th district. Election Saturday, Nov. 8.
RObt. Weitmiller. move 81
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Assault.

A promenade concert will be given No
vember 27th. at McClwe'S Hall, by the
Church Of the Advent Brotherhood.
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For pure native California Wines, ca
on II. IF. w. Baker, No. III South Mar
ket street. nOyS Iw
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There is no excuse for complaining Of
hard times if YOU buy your goods at Hogan
Bros nOv9 2t survived
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move till janis, "A 4thp ""
CITY NOTICES.

HI. & f. W. Baker have pure California
Wines, Reisling, Port and Sherry. Come
and see us everybody. nOvS 1w
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DIED.

MASTERSON.-At the residence of his
mother, Green Hill. Wilson county, Tenn, on
Oct. 24, 1873, j. Vi. MAsTERSON. Vi. d.
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Button MOulds, from smallest to large
as wash-tub, at Hogan Bros.
nov9 2t survived
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TelegTdphic Report from SigROI Serrice Cbrps u
s. A., Of Dissertation, at 500 p. My TIE
Pacific and Atlantic Line.
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Navy Blue Waterproof, just received
by telegraph, at Hogan Bros. nOvS 2t
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Blank {. } indicates no report; cipher fO1 STA
tiOnary; minus q tendency to fall: pins III ten
dency to fall. A. G. FCEp observer
The river was still declining at this point
last evening, with three feet on Hafpeth
Shoals.
The Tyrone arrived from Cairo well
loaded with grain.
The Arch P. Green arrived from PaducaR-
She brought all the iron she could carry.
The Tyrone departs again for Cairo to-
morrow at p. NJ, in charge Of Capt. w. j.
Hartman with Alex Hard in the office.
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The following is the result Of the cleo
tion held in the Thirteenth district yester-
day for Magistrate and School Commits
SioDpT.
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Largest stock of Flannels and cheapest,
at Hogan Bros. nOv9 2t survived
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Table Linens, cheapest and best, at
Hogan Bros. nOy9 2t survived
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Over $1OO,OO worth of Dry Goods re
gardless of cost, in exchange for greenbacks
or cotton, at New York quotations. G..
Rice & Co. nOy9 If