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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-16
Personals.

/ Our talented young toWnsman j. NJ
| Dickinson, Esq, who went to Europe last
summer on tour for knowledge, has been
| induced by the destinations of a great Ger
man University, to prolong his stay until
| next summer. He is at present attending
| the lectures of the most eminent German
| legists, in the University Of Leipsic. This
| is one of the most renowned universities in
the world, numbering more than thous-
and students over three hundred being in
the law school.
The Brownsville States Of the 18th says:
"Hon. w. w. Vaughn, Of Davidson coun-
tv. visited his old friends in this city dur
| ing the present week. Col. Vaughn was
looking WELL and seemed to be in inehealth
and spirits
zen Prcsident Johnson arrived in the city
yesterday morning, and is stopping at the
Maxwell House..
II. c. jackson, of the house of Hugh
Douglass q Co., left the city last night on
business trip through North Alabama.
Mr.. Joseph Livingston, Of McMIinnyille,
was in the city yesterday, and looks as hale
and hearty as In days Of yOre. He is stop
ping at the Commercial Hotel.
jeff Cardwell, ofSmith county, is here on
a visit, and the guest of Col. John II. An
derson. His reception by the Colonel on
Sunday night last was one long to be re-
membered
The following were registered at the
Maxwell House yesterday: JnO. Frierson,
Columbia; J. A. Campbell, Franklin; j. G.
Hess, New York; -. B. COwan, Mississip-
pi; Thos. Pinckney, Virginia; w. 5. Lyon,
New \ DIRK; II. NJ. Anderson, Gallatin: Jas.
\. Cox, Lou sville; Thos. VantresS, Gin
cinnati; E. ). Bahcock, Jr., Evansville; A.
L. Shaeder, St. Louis; E. l.. Williams,
Townsville; \. NJ. Hughes, Columbia;
Mrs. Mollie Grizzard, Huntingdon; VIM.
Barton and wife and Miss Emma Child
ress, Bowling Green.
At the Battle House yesterday: j. \.
Bates. Centerville; Capt. b. +. Price,
Kingston Springs; j. c. Harris, Madison;
T. T. Hunt, st. Louis; l.. d. Moody, Port
Royal, Tenn: ]. C. Binford, Murfreesboro;
J. p. II. Lemon, Smyrna, Tenn; 7. j.
ONeal and Col. w. B. Lillard, Rutherford
county: Jno. Trater, Sewanee; William
JOIN son, NJ. d. Carnal, and g. W. Burton,
Clarksburg, Ky.
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Now Advertisements.

Attention is called to tie card Of Linds-
ley d CO.. on the subject Of insurance.
Annual meeting Of stockholders Of First
National Bank will be held Jan. Is.
Robinson, Chase IL Co., bankers, No. Is
Broad street, New York, transact a general
banking business in all its details.
Gennett q Co. have received 800 b5ls. of
choice apples.a
The new stOre-house on the corner Of the
Public Square and Market streets, will be
rented Or leased in whole OF in part to suit
renters by Mr.. Burns.
Choice residence on Summer street for
rent 10y Weakley q Warren.
Dwelling 3S5 5. Cherry for rent. En-
quire at jOcts store.
Desirable dwellings in Edgelicld for rent
by 4. V. 5. Lindsey 4 Co.
City residence exchanged for farm by
J. f. Goodwin.
See SettlifT's advertisement.
City bonds for sale by Il. w. Brown.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
See list Of steamers leaving.
Toy trunks, trunks, valises and bags,
Just received by John Ramage q Son.
ID. Loveman & Co. have something extra
for the holidays.
In looking for holiday presents, call on
George Il. Calhoun & Co, Maxwell House.
They are Offering sterling silver ware at
cost.
Hogan Brothers have new lot Of wafer
proofs.
Wealley Il Warren are offering great bar
gains in furniture to suit the times.
DR.. IIyslop has returned from Gallatiu.
Neatman, Shields Il Co. make a forced
sale of staple dry goods this morning.
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"A Contamination DeVOuiIy to be
Wished

The following is clipped from the EUdRS-
cWc Courier of Sunday:
Information reached us yesterday that
the seemingly insmmOuntable difficulties
existing between the Henderson City
Council and the st. Louis and Southeast
ern Railway have at length been cOmpro-
missed. The Henderson Council and Gen.
WinslOw were closeted and in close cOnfab
all of Friday, and as our information has it,
the Council agreed to a final settlement of
the question.
We understand that the contract Or
agreement is that Gen. Winslow may con-
struCt a narrow-gauge road running down
on the Kentucky side of the Ohio river, be-
ginning at point opposite or nearly OppO-
site Evansville, and striking across the
peninsula to point one mile out from the
corporation limits Of Henderson, where the
side tracks will be located, and the break
of bulk in freights be made. Gen. Wins
low, Immediately after the contract was
agreed upon, left for st. Louis, and we I'M
derStand that the work will be commenced
at once and pushed forward to completion
with all possible rapidity.
Our Henderson reporter sends us intelli-
gence that telegram from Frankfort states
that the Jackson road bill will pass, as also
will the charter for the Evansville and Hen
derson Short Line railroad. These are two
separate and distinct enterprises. The
Short Line road means the connecting link
between the St. Louis and Southeastern
railroad and the Evansville, Henderson and
Nashville road, thereby abolishing the river
transfer Of twelve miles, and removing the
nuisance that has 50 seriously damaged
trade and travel over this route.
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Convention of Judges.

Judge Ray, of Shelby, writes to the
Comptroller that he ''will cheerfully attend
and cooperate in the movement
Judge NJ. l.. Hall, of Knox, says: 81 as
sure you that fully appreciate your efforts,
and l approve of the meeting called by you,
to be held in Nashville Jan. Is. will at
tend the same if can possibly do so. am
convinced that something ought to be done.
l think that by proper efforts being made,
some relief at least may be devised for the
taxpayers Of the State, even if it should re-
quire some legislation on the subject.
hope there may be full attendance at the
proposed meeting"
District Attorney Skeflington, of Dyer,
writes: Il will try to be with you on the
18th, and will gladly aid you all in my
power"
District Attorney Morgan, of Gainesboro,
says: Il heartily approve of the objects of
the meeting and hope much good to the
State Will he effected by it. VIII endeayor
to be present, and in the meantime respect
fully suggest that a rigid execution Of the
law as it now is-thc Judges and Attorneys
General always having an eye to the inter-
ests Of the State and counties more than to
personal comiort-woulds save vast amounts
to the State and different Countless
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-16
EDGEFIELD.
Meeting of the Board of Mayor and
Aldermen.


The regular meeting of the Board OF
| Mayor and Aldermen Of Edgefield was held
| last night.
Present-Mayor Glenn, and Aldermen
| Brooks, Parker, Morrow, Barthell, Cooper,
jenkins, Murray, HaleS, Finch and Hutchi-
| son.
Aid. Jenkins from the Finance Commit
| tee submitted the reports Of the Revenue
collector, Recorder and Treasurer, which
| We're received.
AID. jenkins also reported fayorably up
on several claims, which by vote OF the
Board were ordered paid.
Aid. Brooks, from the Street Committee,
submitted the report Of the Street Com
missioner giving the details of street i'm
proyements since last meeting, which re-
port was received.
Aid. Morrow called up the bill entitled,
Gan act for the protection Of persons and
property" and regulating railroad tracks
and bridges of railroads within the
corporation, which bill passed upon its
third and last reading.
AID. Morrow moved that the proposed
suit against the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad be suspended for sixty days,
which motion prevailed.
Aid. Brooks offered a resolution prOyid-
ing for the appointment of a committee Of
three to examine the composition gutter
inc, and report the result Of their investi-
CATIONS to the next Board. Adopted, and
MeSsrs. Parker, Cooper and Murray ap-
pointed OH said committee.
\ motion was made that the City Mar
shal be authorized TO held an election on
the first Saturday in January, for Mayor.
and Aldermen of the town, and under said
motion the following persons were appoint
ed to hold said election:
First Ward-Judges-T E. Moore, Il.
II. Baker, W. II. Golfer. Receiver-John
Weber. Clerks-Richard McGinnis, w.
T. Johns.
Second Ward.-Judges-E- B. Smith, j.
b. Clements, w. B. A. Ramsey. Receiver
john c.. Heemans. Clerks. NJ.
Jamison, J. II. McMuny.
Third Ward.-Judges-Wm Cohen Ben
Craddock. ST.. j. Williams. Receiver.
O'Donnen. Clerks-F. Clemens, j. Lloyd.
Fourth Ward.-Judges Joseph Meyer,
Joseph Horn, J. B. Garfield. Receiver
James Curtin. Clerks-Roger Murray,
Robt. Bell.
Fifth Ward.-JudgeS-J s. FOrehand,
J. II. Tooley, Henry Warren. Receiver
W. r. Demonbreun. Clerks-W. r. De
monbreun, ir., VIM. Stanley.
Sixth Ward.-Judges-J. f. Moss, NJ.
Stone, James Myers. Receiver-Wm. Kirk
patrick Clerks. p. Hutchinson, Robert
Lanier.
The Board then adjourned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-16
THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT.-Argument was con
tinued in case of John c. Burch, Comptrol
Ter, VS.. Robert Chadwell, Revenue COllec.
tor, and now in hands of John McIIenry
Special Judge.
CHANCERY COURT.-Decrees were rem
dered in the following cases yesterday: w
L. RoSser and others vs.. John Caldwell and
Others; \. +. Whitman, administrator vs..
Maggie Brotherton and others; J. C.. War
ner, administrator, vs.. Robert Ewing and
others
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-16

New RoOsxs AT the Library,

The mere announcement only few days
ago, that the Directors of the City Library
intended supplying the library with some
of the best and latest literature Of the day,
was hailed with satisfaction by many men,
bers of shat institution, and others who fire.
quently visit it. The Directors have kept
their promise, and by iudicious selections
have procured some Of the most popular
novels published The first installment of
books was received yesterday, and others will
be coming in from dayto day Among those
received we notice the latest productions
of the most popular writers of the day, and
now that the attractions at the library have
been considerably increased, we do not see
why the membership of the library should
not proportionately increase, as the two
chief obie tons to subscribing have been
removed. We think it will.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-16
Negro KILLED i'm Memphis.

The Memphis AraImcte of the 14th
says:
A shooting aliray occurred last night at a
small grocery store on Court street, neal
the corner of Orleans, which resulted in
the instantaneous death of negro man
named Milton Cartwright. Sometime since
Cartwright and another negro named Bed
ford had a serious quarrel about the mar
ner in which the latter conducted himself
with the formers wife. Last night the two
met in the grocery mentioned and renewed
theirquarTel. Bedford not resenting Miltons
talk like he should, friend Of his named
Sam Hunt took it up, and in few minutes
engaged in fight with Milton. The lat
ter getting worsted in the fight ran off fol-
lowed by bullet from pistol in the
hand of Sam. A few minutes later Milton
returned with large stave in his hand,
with which he announced his intention OF
beating Sam. The latter was inside the
grocery at the time, and warned Milton not
to trouble him. To this Milton replied
with blows from his stave. In the melee
which followed, Sam again drew his pistol
and fired. the bullet striking his adversary
in the breast near the heart, killing him,
as said, instantly,
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Tribnfe of ReSnect.
THOS. PARKEs,
?. WALSH,
w. II. AMBROSE.

| We find the following tribute in the
Colorado Citizen, of Columbus, Texas:
| Mrs. Maggie l.. Brown died in Columbus,
| Texas, the Sth day of November, 1873. She
was the daughter of J. w. and Priscilla Il.
| Judkins, and was born in Arkansas, from
| which State she removed with her parents
| in early childhood to Tennessee. She re-
ceiyed a thorough education at Frank
lin University, Franklin, Tenn, where
she graduated with the highest honor.
| The 31st day Of August, 1859, she
was married to DR.. j. w. Brown, Of
| Nashville, Tenn. They lived in Tennessee
and Mississippi until 1866, when from the
latter State they moved to Columbus
Texas. She was the mother of seven
children, two of whom preceded her to the
spirit world. She was kind and affection
ate wife and mother, and endeavOred as
conscientious christian to discharge her
duties as such. She made a profession of
religion in early life, and united herself
with the Baptist Church in Franklin,
Tenn, and ever afterwards was strictly
conscientious in the discharge of her relig-
iOus duties. She was happily possessed of
those qualities of mind and heart that are
necessary to make up the true-the good
woman. Being somewhat distant towards
those with whom she was not well ac-
quainted, she had to be well known to be
appreciated, and the better she was known
the more she was liked. She was taken
sick with the yellow fever Saturday, Oct.
Is, 1873. Her case progressed favOrably
until Oct. 20, when she relapsed and died
on the Sth of November She bore her az
fictions with resignation, and expressed
herself to her husband as not being afraid
to die. We trust and believe she is now
enjoying that perfect happiness which is the
reward of the faithful christian. We tender
to the bereaved husband and motherless
children our heartfelt sympathy in this
their hour of aifiiction. A FRIEND.
COLUMBUS, Dec. 2, 1878.
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Rosenheim 4 Bro, Wholesale Dealers

ROSenheim Il Bro, wholesale Dealers
in Cigars and Tobacco, will remove about
the first of January, 1874, to their old
stand, and now their own premises, No. 9
Cherry street, opposite the Maxwell House,
and therefore VIII at present sell their large
stock, consisting Of Cigars, Tobacco and
Pipes, at reduced prices prior to their re-
mOval. ROsenheim q Brother, No. %
South Market street. dec9 eOd3w
The most effective health preserver is
Hamilton's Buchu and Dandelion, COM
bination which acts directly on the kidneys
and liver, and assists them in eliminating
from the system the provoking causes of
some Of the worst ills that flesh is heir to-.
You can buy this medicine from your drug
gist, and its use will inspire You with new
life, happiness and health. For sale at De-
moville Il Co. and by Ewin, PendletOn &
Co. w. c. Hamilton & Co., of Cincinnati,
O., are the proprietOrs.
JAM doaw1y tues &w
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Dec. II. 7.3O p. NJ.


WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, 7:30 p. N.
PrObdbiiities.-FOr New England and
the Middle Atlantic States, partly cloudy
weather with less pressure and but slight
changes of temperature will prevail, winds
gradually shifting to seutherly with increas-
ing clOudiness.
For the South Atlantic States and thence
westward to the lower Missouri valley,
light northeasteriy to sOutherly winds, less
pressure and slight rise of temperature, the
weather continuing partly cloudy with
light rains on the coast.
For the Ohio valley and lake region, the
pressure will diminish with increasing
cloudiness and slight changes of tempera-
ture.
For the Northwest, generally clear
weather with sOutheasterly to sOuthwesterly
winds during the greater portion of the
day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-16
How the state BIeeds.

The Comptroller yesterday issued war
rants for 1915, in payment of one bill of
costs, and S425 for another. He received
still another modest little bill for over $3.50,
and he has a fourth under investigation for
S725. All this the ''dear people" have to
pay for criminal prosecutions. In neither
of these bills are the Jail fees included, as
the law requires them to be made out and
presented separately. Only fraction over
S2,645 on four cases, Jail fees not included.
That will do for one day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-16
Lecture nv Hon II. III. Ewing.

We are requested to state that the Of
ficers of the Library Association, have
deemed it best to postpone the series of
lectures until after the holidays. Hon.
Edwin II. Ewing will not, therefore, deliv-
er his lecture upon ''Daniel Webster" on
Friday next, as announced in our Sunday
issue, but upon Friday, Jan. 2.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-16
Country Markets.

The Gdlidtjn TenBcsseeoH of the 18Th
says: 'Pogk is steadily advancing; at this
writing it is quoted at sc gross, with little
offered in this market
The LOudDB Journal Of the 18th says:
Good quality Of wheat is worth in our
market from 100 to lao, with an upward
tendency, and but little Offering"
I'VE hear of a few sales of hogs well fat
tened, at from q to a gross, with but little
lnrnnnl =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-16
How Beautiful Her Complexion !!

No wonder. She uses that best Of all beauti-
fiers, ..Elgin's Phantom Powder" 1t rem
ders the complexion 50 clear, so brilliant,
so beautiful, that ladies everywhere are de
lighted with it, and pronounce it the Uely
best ponder they have ever used. Call at
any drug store in the city and get a sample
free Of charge. None should fail to try it.
Price % tents and so cents per box.
noY29 2taW4W tues sat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-16

James Knox Polk Davis was brought in
from Marshall county and lodged in Jail
Yesterday. lie is accused Of horse steal
inc, aud has taken an appeal to the Su-
preme Court.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-16

Now is Your Time.-We will offer for
sale our entire stock Of Watches, Diamonds,
Je,celJy Siirer Hare, Plated Ware, AT
COST FOR CASH during the next ensuing
thirty days, commencing on the 10Th Of
December, 1878. Gates 81 Pohlman, cor
ner College and Union streets.
dac11 lot
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Fire.

The alarm of fire which was sounded
last night was caused by the burning Of a
stable belonging to Squire Wilkerson, on
College street, beyond Ash. A COW and
horse were in the stable, but were removed.
The Deluge was the only engine that
reached the building before the flames were
eXtinouiShed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-16
Rnceiving stolen Goods.

This charge was yesterday preferred
AGAINST jackson Fadley, and he was arrest
ed therefor, the goods being the property Of
DIR. Atchison. The accused Will have a
hearing before Justice Everett to-day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-16

Justice CassettY yesterday ofiiciated at
the marriage ct Stanford Breedlove and
Medora Bell, the ceremony occurring in his
Office on Deaderick street, and witnessed
by q large number of persons.
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The MAXWELL To.night.

The CWlebs Club give then iirst enter
tainment for the season at the Maxwell
House tonight. 1t promises to be a splen-
did affair, not eclipsing, dor that would be
hard to do,) but coming up fully TO former
entertainments,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-16
RasIIN Hurt.

An old lady 20 years Of age, while going
from church on Sunday night last, encoun-
tered a .'step-on'' on the sidewalk opposite
the Alloway block, Church street, and fell
down, spraining her back badly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-16
NHADnIEn

CUS-CARDEN.-At the residence of MIR.
Mexican, Mr.. FOSTER LUCUs, of Nashville, TO
Miss ANNIE GARDEN, of Lebanon.
God bless and brighten the golden chain of
love and happiness, and may angels watch over
them throughout life's pilgrimage, till in
Heaven they will need their watch-caTe no
more.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-16
lFine Painting.

Our city readers cannot have failed to
notice a very fine portrait Of j. NJ. Hamil-
ton Esq, OF the firm Of Hamilton u Cum
ningham, on exhibition in the show win
dow of Golfers book store. The portrait
was painted by Dury, and is splendid
likeness of Mr.. Hamilton.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-16

on SATURDAYS AUCTION All DAY.
ON iSATURDAY Us AUCTION All DAY
ON SATURDAYS AUCTION ALL DAY.
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The Rarracx.s

Very great Improvements have been
made at Ash Barracks lately, the houses
being newly painted and refitted. The
band play out on the parade ground every
Sunday afternoon, when the weather per-
mits.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-16
Bound Over.

Frank Carter, arrested on the charge of
stealing pair Of pants, S4.95 in currency
and 81 in gold from Ben Petway, had a
hearing before Justice Everett yesterday,
and was bound over to appear at the next
term of the Circuit Court.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-16

AT OUR OWN STORE ROOAfSy
At OUR OH,N .STORE ROOlISy
At OUR OWN STORE ROOMS!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-16
Stealing Curtains.

Andrew Brown was arrested yesterday,
charged with stealing two lace curtains, the
property Of K. il. McClanahan. He will
have trial before Justice Everett to-day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-16

Dr.. HySiOp has returned from protes-
sional engagement at Gallatin, and will be
found until further notice at his Office, No.
| IL Cedar street. It.
Toy Trunks.-A large supply just re-
ceiyed by John Ramage & Son. dec1G st
Trunks, Yalises and Bags.-We invite
attention of buyers to our large stock of
ladies' Saratoga Trunks, which we are sell
ing at reduced prices for cash. John Ram
age & Son. dec16 st
For the Holidays. -Large clearing out
sale of ladies' and misses Worsted Scarfs
and silk Ties at half and a fourth the value.
Call and see them. D. Loyeman &, Co.
dec1G 2t
Jewelry and Plated Ware to be had at
Geo. Il. Calhoun q Co., Maxwell House,
at as LOW prices as any house in the city
cost or 10 cost-for 60 days. dcclG Ivy
--
Sterling SiIYerWare Case Goods at
cost at Calhoun's, Maxwell House corner.
dec16 w
WaterproOfs-Ncw lot just received at
Hogan Bros. decl6 st
In order to keep our hands employed
through the panic, we have greatly reduced
the price Of all our goods. Wealley 81 War
rem. declO Nv
IL you want bargains in Furniture, call
at Weakley & Warrens. dec16 1w
Velvcteens just received at Hogan Bros.
dec14 2t
Gloves, largest stock in the city, at Ho-
gan Bros. dec14 Ut
Table Linens-We have more than we
want. Hogan Bros. dec14 2t
Holiday .resents.-For twenty days,
Jos. E. Loiseau Il Co. will sell their entire
stock of. Human Hair and Fancy Goods at
panic prices. Call and examine our prices
before purchasing elsewhere. dec14 1t
Immense bargains in Christmas pres
ents. G.. Rice IL Co. dec14 st
See Programme; for the Grand French
Opera of La Chemise. dec13 If
Immense bargains in Black Silks. C.
Rice & Co. dec14 st
Immense bargains in Colored Silks.
G.. Rice & Co. dec14 st
Immense bargains in Real Laces. g.
Rice & Co. ....... dec14 st
Immense bargains in everything. G.
Rice Il Co. decI4 st
Solid Hair Long Plats from 81 to 81;
Solid Hair Pompadour Plats at $3.50, 81
and 81; Solid Hair Clark Plats from 81 to
So. at Jos. E. Loseau & Co.'S, No. q
North Cherry st., opposite Maxwell House.
dec142 t
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Trunks, VaIiseS, and Satchels at great
ly reduced prices during the money panic,
at VIM. Dunstead's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church
streets, Sewanee Block. noy23 If