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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-13
A Series of BIishaus.

A few days ago Richard Cardwell had bis
left leg broken bya fall from buggy, the
horse of which being frightened by the rid
ing skirt of an equestrienne, ran away and
upset the vehicle, which was dashed against
tree and wrecked. Strange to relate, Mr..
CardVell, who is only eighteen years of age,
has sustained fifteen fractures of different
limbs, although he is apparently stout and
weighs one hundred and fifty pounds. We
have heard of women riding rough-shod
over the fancy paved avenues of the heart,
trampling its flowers of love and hope under
foot, causing the emotional throne of the
affections to totter and break an fall, and
driving the unpitied victim to the sWamps
of misery, Of dissipation, and even to sui
eide and the unknown grave; but we never
knew a womsn's riding habit could cause a
young man to break his leg the fifteenth
time. Silk dresses, diamonds, valen-
ciennes, etc, often break the pocket book,
and yet this case surpasses in novelty any
species of misfortune ever known in the
category of mans misfortuDes from femi-
nine causes. While some may think that
equestrienne ugly and her habit unsightly,
others believe that the ossifcation of the
young mans cartilaginous structure is i'm
perfectly developed.
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coupons of the State, payable to Dickson
and Humphreys counties, for school pur-
poses.
By Mr.. Ferguson-To provide for the re-
publication, distribution and preservation
of the decisions of the Supreme Court.
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
To change the line between the counties
of Roane and Cumberland, and Oyerton
and Putnam. Passed.
To repeal the act passed during the last
session of the General Assembly, to author
ize the State Railroad Comm ssioners to
perfect the sale of the MeMinnville and Man.
chester road. Failed for want of consti-
tutional majority.
For the relief Of A. j. Edwards, of Mar
shall county. Lost.
Adjourned to 7:30 O'Clock.
Night Session.
The House was called to order by the
Speaker at 7:30 P. NJ.
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD HEADING.
To change the time of holding the Chan
Gerry Courts in the fifth chsncery division.
Passed.
To provide for the sale of lands which
have been sold for taxes due to the munich
pal corporations in this State, and bought
in by said municipal corporations. 1t
makes the State Commissioner for back
taxes ex oficio commissioners for the city.
Passed.
To provide for the registration of judg-
ments to give liens on real estate. In
definitely postponed.
To prevent irresponsible persons from
making arrests. Rejected.
To amend the law Of descent and distri-
button. Last. Motion to reconsider.
To amend the charter of the Odd Fell
lows Mutual Aid Association of Memphis.
Amended so as to make the bill general,
and passed.
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New Advertisements.

Second hand spring wagon for sale by A.
q. Whiteman, No. South Market street
Edward Peynado & Co. announce that
they have received, at the Maxwell House
cigar stand, 100000 cigars Of their own i'm
pOrtation. They are Of The best brand, and
sold both at retail and wholesale.
The well known firm Of Yeatman,
Shields 81 Co. announce an auction sale OF
select dry goods and damaged prints, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock this morning.
Mr. Hugh II. Poston, late of GAINESVILLE,
publishes a card to the effect that Ee has
opened 9 tobacco brokerage in this city.
dis Office is with j. n. Casey, Son d Co.
Cumberland Chapter No. /, r. A. n.
meets tonight.
Leaf tobacco sales today, by J. NJ. Car
sey, Son d Go.
Steamer Frank Grscey for Cairo at
O'Clock tomorrow evening.
Steamer Jno. S. Brsnsford, for upper
Cumberland, this afternoon at O'Clock.
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HOUSE.

The House was called to order by Speaker
McGaughey at $50 A. NJ, and opened with
prayer by Rev. Isidor Karlisch.
NEW BILLS
were introduced as follows:
By. Mr.. McAdoo-To increase the Gov
ernor's salary to $1,000 per annum.
By Mr.. EckeI-To repeal section Is "a Of
the Code.
By Mr.. Trousdale-To provide for filling
vacancies in the Office of Judge of the Law
Court of Nashville, making it lawful to Sc
lect citizen of Sumner county.
By Mr.. Tactic provide for taking the
privy examination of nonresident married
women.
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
By MIR. Steger-Tendering the hall of the
Heuse to the State Medical Society, which
meets here in April. Lies over.
By Mr.. G. w. Martin-For the benefit OF
Wade 81. Carlton. Lies over.
By Mr.. Kerr-That the General Assem-
bly, hold its session till Tuesday, April l.
Lies over.
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
To change the time for holding the Chan
Gerry Court of Jefferson. Passed.
To protect the interests of mechanics.
Failed for want of constitutional MAORI
ty, and motion entered to reconsider.
To provide for the payment of cost and
attorneys fees in suits for partition of land.
Rejected.
TO authorize the Comptroller to settle
with G. G.. Dibrel. Indefinitely post
poned.
TO amend the law of forci BILE entry and
detainer, and allow the tenant time to take
an appeal. Rejected, and motion to re-
consider laid on the table.
Adjourned till 2:30 P. NJ.
Afternoon Session.
The House was called TO order at 2:30
p. NJ.
NEW BILLS.
By Mr.. Leach-To fund the bonds and
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FxPENsTVE MARRIAGES.

The Levant Herald of the 18th of Feb
rusry says: ''The recent trip of liver Bey
to Egypt, as the representative of the Sui
tan at the marriages of the members of the
khedive's family, appears to have been in
all respects a most agreeable one. Not
only was His Msjesty's first chamberlain
housed in one of the vice-regal palaces and
RECALLED with the best of fare; not only did
he receive from the Khedive and from the
Egyptian princes and princesses number
of costly articles of jewelry and other val
liable mementoes; but over and above
these elegant trifies, Ismael Pssha crowned
the generous edifce by the very munifcent
qualification of a sum of f125,0 900.
These marriages, with the fetes attending
them, and the entertainment of invited
guests, are said to have entailed an ex-
pense, while they lasted, of upward of
$4,000 sterling day."
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The Vienna Exposition.

The following card is published in the
Chattanooga Times of the 18th inst:
"Having been appointed by the Govern
or as Commissioner to the Vienna EXPOSE
ton, take this opportunity to request all
who wish to send specimens for exhibition
to forward them to me at Chattanooga with
the utmost possible dispatch.
l desire coal, ore, marble, and all speci-
mems of minerals, sent in masses of one
cubic foot, with full descriptions of the To-
cality where found, convenience to trans
portatioD, facilities for mining ETC., whether
the land is for sale, aud ifso at what price.
Send all specimens by express, Address
Gen. John T. Wilder, Chattanooga, Tenn.
It's of the utmost Importance that l
should receive these specimens as soon IS
possible, and l trust lat every owner of
mineral or coal lands will aid me in making
an imposing display OF the resources of
East Tennessee. JOHN T. WILDER,
Commissioner"
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-A91s
The river was swelling slowly st this
point yesterday with 81 feet on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather cool and pleasant.
The John S. Bransford arrived from
Dixon's Springs with 127 hhds. tobocco and
800 sacks grain.
The departures were the Tyrone for Cairo
and the Ella Hughes for the upper Cum
berland.
F.E. P. Hughes yesterday purchased
James Gennet's one-fourth interest In the
huntsville, paying for the same, it is stated,
81 500.
The John S. Bransford is the regular
packet for BurksvilIe and Bakerton this
evening at o'clock-Cspt. Lowell in com
mand, and Capt. w. <. BYers in the
office.
The Frank p. Gracey is in port, and Is
the regular packet for Cairo at p. N, FIR
day.
"Buz," who was once clerk Of the Gen.
Anderson, now running between st. Louis
and Tennessee river, furnishes US the fol-
lowing items of her early history: She was
built at Brownsville, Pa, in 1860, ADD nam
ed in compliment to Gen. s. r. Anderson,
of this city, who was gallant officer in the
Mexican war, Cashier Of the Bank Of Ten
nessee, Postmaster of Nashville, General
in the Southern army, and now the mem
Der of q grocery firm in Edgefeld. Capt.
John S. Dashiell, old Brash, with this boat,
made several frantic raids upon packet
trades that were lying around loose. He
tried Nashville and st. Louis, PAducah and
Nashville, St. Louis and Chester, Cairo and
Columbus, and Cairo and Memphis. She
was then introduced By Capt. Gus Fowler
as tri-weekly Paducah and Evansville
packet, and in that trade made twenty
trips. After this adventure she entered the
trade between this city and Cairo as regu-
lar semi weekly packet, and made forty
two trips, always on time. In her palmy
days she was famous for her speed, but
never succeeded in making money.
Capt. Ciementine Beanlhene has remoy-
ed from Birdsville to the Mouth Of Smith
land, and is now the townsm2n OF Little
Old JoHeld, Nat Drew, and other eminent
mariners.
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MELANGE.
Ruled paper-the French press.
"A taking paper-Sherifi7s warrant.
-Spiritualist's paper-wrRpping paper.


Ruled paper-the French press.
"A taking paper--Sheriff7s warrant.
-Spiritualist's paper--wrRpping paper.
"A chimney sweep likes his trade be-
cause il scots him.
The bone of contention is said to be
the jaw bone.
-Elaborately embroidered suits will be
among the spring epidemics.
Bridal dresses are now built Of two
materials-brocade and satin.
"A North Carolina lawyer succeeded in
making an impression On a Jury with o
three-tined pitchfork.
"A Philadelphia genius has invented q
rev kind ola fence for local politicians to
sit on.
The hotel cooks in Chicago stuff
turkeys with the cast-of chignonS of the fe-
male help.
louisville policemen are provided W it'll
wheelbarrows for the comfort and conve-
nience of.the citizens.
San Frsnciscoans are easily detected on
the eastward bound trains of the U. P. r.
r. by the strawberry marks on their shirt
hosoms and traces of lettuce on their chin
whiskers.
1t is not advisable to go out of doors
without anything on your head, or into So
ciety without anything in it.
The gentleman who led one of the
Miss Rothchilds to the altar lately, is a
victim of disappointed hopes. She is worth
only ten millions, and he was led to be-
lieve her wealthy.
England has no sleeping cars, and thus
hundreds of colored men are deprived OF
the blessed privilege of charging twenty
five cents for backing pair of boots.
-Soutaf, who was recently at a whist
party, when he proposed to go home, was
asked to stay little longer. 'sWell," be
replied, ''perhaps / may as well; my wife
is probably already as mad as she can be. u
Masquerade weddings are the latest
feature of connubial fun in Indiana. The
minister is masked, the bride is masked,
ditto the groom, attendants and guests.
The groom trusts to luck, and sometimes
| finds be has married the wrong woman,
but such trivial occurrences do not make
sadness in that State.
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Donation of Propertx.

Yesterday our old and well-kncwn citi-
zen, Samuel Watkins, donated property
worth between two and three thousand
dollars, to the school commissioners of the
18th district for school purposes. L. is cen
trally located on Clay street, and on which
the commissioners &C. Powers, B. Hynes
and j. Leonard) intend Immediately TO
erect first two-story schoolhouse,
with all the modern improvements, to cost
between four and five thousand dollars.
The donor, Mr.. Watkins, has shown him
selfto be benefactor to the rising genera
ton. he is one of our most lberal-hearted
and enterprising citizens, and this is not the
first time that his generosity has been
tested.
The school commissioners have already
purchased piece of property (known as
NJ Kee No. y for a colored school, in which
can be accommodated between three and
four hundred children.
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CITY NoTICEs.

6. Powers & Son have removed their
clothing house to No. 40 South Market St,
one door below J. &. L. WhOrleyis, where
bey will be glad to see their old patrons
and the genef, II public. And in order to
clear out The SIC ok preparatory TO going in
10 their new prem ,'ses on the Square, viii
sell their present sto ok at less than cost. 81
MAJ If
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CITY NOTICES.

The Largest Workshop Of the Body is
the Liver, whose Office it is to withdraw
the bile from the blood; when this impor-
tant organ does not act, the skin assumes a
yellow appearance, and generally Sick
Headache sets IN, with chilly sensations and
cold hands and feet, accompanied with loss
of appetite. The system becomes clogged,
the machinery does not work well, and
both mind and body are disordered, the
afflicted becoming cross and fretfnl, finding
fault with everything around them. To any
person in this condition DR.. ID. Jayne's
Sanative Pills s.e recommended; by their
stimulating action the Liver soon RECEIVERS
its healthy tone, and is enabled to perform
its proper functions. Costiveness is cured,
and all the aggraVating symptoms OF bill
iousness removed. Sold everywhere.
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A Bogus Capitalist.

A few months ago Mr.. Williams repre-
sentiDg himself a large capitalist from
Eichmond, Va, visited Roaue county, and
purchased on credit the store-house and
goods of Bartlett g. Diamond. After sell
ing most of the goods and pocketing the
proceeds, and borrowing money from va
lious parties, Mr.. Williams fed the coun-
Try and has not been heard of since. He
Is supposed TO be a swindler.
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A Commensurate Act

s. Yesterday the members of the Fire De-
pertinent contributed a sum of money ne
cesssry to defray the burial expenses of the
lsTed fireman, Edward DemoSs, who was
accidentally killed while in the discharge
Of his duty last Saturday. The act is a
! oble one and shows that the fremen, ire
spective of race: respond to the calls of
CHARITY with iberality characteristic of
tine men
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THE COURTS.

PROBATE CoURT.-The will of Sam
Casey, Sr,, was admitted to probate, and
A. F. Whiteman was granted letters of ad.
ministration with the will annexed.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-E. j. Morris VS. Capt.
De Wolf, non suit.
John c. Ferris, administrator, VS. Julius
Sax, non suit.
Fishel & Brother VS. c. NJ. johnson,
plaintiff called out.
w. r. Cornelius VS. S. NJ. Jamison, dis
missed at defendants costs.
Joseph Franklin vs. 1. NJ. Carpenter, jury
respited.
Mary Conner vs. J. H. Tabler, jury re-
shifted.
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WAR DEPAErncEEr.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March II, 1873.
PT0bGbiIities.-For the Middle and
Eastern States on Thursday, rising baron
eter, westerly winds and generally clear
weather. For the Gulf States, northerly
winds and somewhat lower temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, northerly
winds and rising temperature, preceding an
area of low barometer in the Northwest.
From Iowa TO the upper lakes, brisk south
erly winds, cloudy and threatening wealth
er, the storm centre to pass from central
Dakota ia Wisconsin.
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Schenek's PulmOnic Candy embraces
in great degree all the principles of
Schenek's Pulmonic Syrup, and while as
pleasant to the palate as the purest Of con-
feetions, its medicinal properties render it
efectual in coughs, colds, bronchial and ca
tarrhal affections, etc. 1t is the most &C
ceptable remedy for children or infants, and
can be given with immunity; while for pro-
fessional gentlemen, or those who suffer
from loss Of voice, it is indispensable.
These candies are put up in 25 cent boxes
convenient for the pocket, and are for sale
by all druggists and dealers.
j. FL. SCHENCK & Son,
s. E. cor. Sixth and Arch SITS, Philadelphia.
jan15 cody
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n0un in ArkannRs.

An old subscriber at Rose Bud, White
county, Ark, forwarding us a club of new
subscribers, closes his business letter as fol-
lows:
s.Tbe UNION AND AMERICAN is an &C
tual bazaar of popular news, real encyclo-
u,eiia of the eventful present. The clever
I site family with whom am residing hail
with joyful reclamation the nail that brings
lba UNION AND AMERICAN, and out OF
several Northern literary lights none is
preferred to it. They persistently insist
hat | read to them that UNION AND
AMERICAN frst,n
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Imported Cigars.

In the COUrier-J Journal Of the 18th inst,
we see among those importing cigars the
firm Of Edward Peynado & Co. Senior
Peynado is now in this city looking after
The interests of his Maxwell House cigar
stand, and the above paper states that he
has just received four cases (3S,0O0) of CT
gsrs from Havana. This firm is the largest
Importers Of any in the West.
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Personal.

Jesse Ely, of the firm of Ely & White
sides, has left for the East on purchasing
tour.
Among the arrivals at the St. Cloud, yes
terdsy, were Judge Turley, Col. John L.
House and DR.. j. s. Love, Franklin; j.
w. Steele, Columbia; S. p. Black, Smyrna;
5. G. Gentry and w. II. Ogilvie, Caney
Spring; III. II. BaIke, John r. Burke and
Mr.. Sharp, Texas.
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HANIFIN.-on the 18th inst, at II NJ, IT,
oTHY HANIVIN, in the 3Sth year Of his age.
The friends and acqraintances of the family
are invited to attend his funeral from the resi-
dence this evening at half-past O'Clock
Divine services at the Cathedral at O'Clock
wILSON-At the residence OF Rev. 5. p.
Chestnut, % South Summer street, on the nth
inst, SUSAN MCEwEH, infant daughter Of r. I.
and s. NJ. Wilson.
The funeral will take place from the residence
"a above at O'Clock this Thursday P. n.
Services By Rev. DIR. Bard.
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AnnfherConricf.

Yesterday, Deputy Sheriff j. a. Brans-
com brought to the penitentiary David
Bes.s, colored, sentenced to one years i'm
prisonment for larceny by the Circuit Court
Of Washington county.
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a Criminal RIDE 20 Eternity.

Monday last an unknown man seated
himself on the trucks of sleeping car on
the Western and Atlantic Railroad. He
finally lost his balance, and falling to the
track was horribly maDgled TO death by the
wheels of the coach passing over bis body.
The accident occurred beyond Chattanooga.
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Work on this road between Bolivar, Har-
din county, and Henderson, is being active
" conducted, and by next week grading
will begin on the section Immediately east
Of Hstchie river. 1t is estimated that the
road will be graded twenty miles east of
bolivar by September.
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Niagara falls, with water power OF
100000 cubic feet per minute, manufac-
lures one operating stool for the use OF dem
fists, every day; one spooler and tWlster,
for wooden and cotton mills every week,
and printing paper to to supply the weekly
edition of paper.
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Elegant ChintZes New Spring
Styles.-We have received our New spring
Chintzes.
THOMPSON Bros. 81 KELLY,
mh9 st Summerstreet.
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Discharged.

Charley Cafrey, charged with larceny
Of banjo, had trial before Justice Cas-
setty yesterday, and was honorably aequit-
ted, the prosecutor being taxed with the
costs.
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FOulard Chintz- Entirely New
just sopened beautiful lot of Foulard
Chintzes. These goods are elegant imita-
tons of Foulard Silks.
THOMPSON Bros & KELLY,
mh9 st Summer Street,
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Z" The PasstOns''-e Successful Men,

The lecturer-goers of Nashville are soon
to have a treat in the lectures of Olive
Logan. She appears at Masonic Hall
Tuesday and Wednesday nights under the
auspices of the Nashville Library Associ-
3. ion.
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For the Ladies-The Maxwell House
Shoe Store is now receiving the latest spring
styles of Ladies' and Misses Shoes, of all
patterns. T. E. WINsTEAD & Co.,
No. Cherry street.
mch 9-4ttu th sat& su "a
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At COst-To make room for our fresh
stock of goods now being received daily, we
are selling all our heavy goods at Cost for
Cash. T. E. WINsTEAD & Co.,
No.7 Cherry street.
inch 9-4ttu th sat&su
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ask your grocer for Dooley's Yeast
Powder, the best Baking Powder for pre-
pairing Biscuits, Rolls, Bread, Griddle
Cakes, Waff1es, etc. Depot, SO New street,
N. Y. At retail by all grocers.
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Trunks, Yalises, 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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Sore Throat, Cough, Cold and similar
troubles, if suffered to progress, result in
serious pulmonary affections, oftentimes
incurable. browns Bronchial Trochesn
reach directly the seat of the disease, and
give almost instant relief. mill eod1w
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Chapped hands, face, rough skin, pims
pies, ringwcrms, salt-rheum, and other
cutaneous affections cured, and the skin
made soft and smooth by using the Juniper
Tar Soap, made by Caswell, Hazard &
Co., New York.
mar31 sunSthurs 1y
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Elegant NOVelties-Paris Saques.-
Beautiful Paris and Berlin SAques and
Jackets for Spring, just opened. These are
exquisite at moderate prices.
THOMPSON Bros. q. KELLY,
mill st Summer street.
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Eau Claire, Wis, is beautiful city, but
it grieves the Free Press to see dead horse
laid out for dog feed on one of its main
thOrouqhfarea.
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Broadway Spring Styles of Silk and
Fancy Hats just received at Benson's, the
Halter, % North Cherry st. NH If
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MARINE

Es-ARERNATR7.-A Leighton,
Ala. on Tuesday evening, tIti INST, BY Rev. Dr:
Ward, Miss SALLIE 1. ABERNATA 7! eaosn.sr u
the late Col. John 7. Abernathy o. IN. P.ece,
IA nd member OF the class Of 1859 Of y a.Is 80
mary, to Mr.. FRASoIs H. PEBBLES, o. Moores-
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Go and see the New Store. Every
visitor gets present.
mhI34t JOE FARMLAND & Co. :
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st. CecIIia,s Academy.

This excellent institution of learning is
receiving new tin roof which win cost
500.
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Grand Opening Day of the New Store,
II South side Public Square.
mh13 At JOE FARMLAND & Co.