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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-03
WAR DEPARTMENT,
lr-r-rcrr, Grrr1,r, Grnn-r Ar.-rcrr-r,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2, $50 p. NJ.
PrObdbilities.-FOr the Northwest, vari-
able to fresh and brisk northwesterly winds
will prevail with partly cloudy and cold
weather and probably light snow,
For the lake region, easterly to southerly
winds with cloudy weather and rain.
For the Ohio valley and thence south
ward to the gulf, light to fresh southeasterly
to sOuthweSterly winds, cloudy weather
and light rain, followed by less cloudiness
on Wednesday.
For the South Atlantic States, less pres
sure, spring temperature, with increasing
cloudiness and possibly light rain in South
Carolina and Georgia.
For New England and the Middle States,
continued cloudy and threatening weather,
with light rain and snow in the former and
rain in the latter,
The pressure will diminish with slightly
rising temperature, the winds gradually
veering to easterly and southerly on the
east and middle Atlantic coast,
After the 10th inst. the display of eau
tlOnary signals will be suspended at lake
ports for the winter.
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MiIIian,s for Chief.Iustiee.

Special to the St Louis Republican.
WASHINGTON, Nov. so heard to-day
an astounding bit Of gossip from a high
source, which give for what il is worth
1t was that the name of Geo. II. Williams,
the present Attorney-General, would be
sent to the Ssnate for Chief-Justice. 1t is
known, at least, that Mrs. Williams, who
is an extraordinary woman, and one OF the
most adroit and powerful visitors at the
white House, has been using her most
strenuous eNerlols Ia secure this rare
prize for her husband. IL is not impossi=
BILE that he may succeed, and this posi-
bility is almost appalling enough to make
one wish that Conkling had not declined.
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LOUISVILLE.
The Library LOTTERY POsfDOued.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 2.-The COmier-JOlU'-
nal this morning announces the postpone
ment of the Fourth Gift, Concert of the
Public Library of Kentucky, OH account
oftthe financial troubles throughout the
country and the yellow fever epidemic
South. Considerably over a million dol
lars have been received and now held by
the Farmers Iand Drovers' Bank. Gov.
Bramlette announces there will be fur
drawing March 81, and positively no full
ther pOstpOnement.
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Financial Notes:

New YORK, Dec. 3.--The Kansas Pa
cifc Railroad Company made default yes
terday in the payment of its December in
terest on 4,06S,000 bonds: Officers of the
company say that the money has been
earned, but has been expended in the con-
struction of IS miles of new road, Oh which
they have been unable to sell securities.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Dec. 3.-This morn
ing the Spraeue Trust Mortgage deed was
daposited for record in the several towns OF
States where the property lies.
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MEMPHIS.
CicaIla.

MEMPHIS, Dec. Judge Halsey, of the
Second Circuit Court, this morning heard
the argument in the case of ex-acting May
or Cicalla, and will render decision in a
favv DAVIS
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S--
LATEST MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CHARLESTON, Dec. Cotton steady;
middlings 14sc; low middlings 14ao;
strict good ordinary 14c. Net receipts
1926 bales; exports to Great Britain 5,673
bales; to the continent 1882 bales; sales
600 bales; stock 1864 bales.
MOBILE, Dec. Cotton quiet and easy;
middlings 15c; low middlings 14aac; strict
good ordinary 14c. Net receipts 2,50S
bales; exports cOastwise $50 bales; sales
l25 bales; stock 81 1925 bales.
SAVANNAH, Dec O. Cotton quiet and
steady; middlings 15c. Net receipts Alp
balesI exports to continent - balesj
coastwise 622 bales; sales 1878 bales;
stock 109,770 bales.
GALVESTON, Dec Cotton market
easier; good ordinary 14sc; ordinary
12ac; net receipts 1915 bales; exports
to Great Britain 1898 bales; to the CONT
nent 400 bales; coastwise l $50 bales; sales
- bales; stock 40,331 bales.
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tpiE

The newly elected WOrkhouse officials
have inaugurated their taking charge OF
that benevolent institution by thorough
cleaning up of the premises, so that they
now present a much more attractive ap-
pearance than heretofore, and Will certainly
be more healthful for the inmates.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-03
NEW YORK.
Judge Davis i'm Bad Odor.

New YORK, Dec. 2.-The members of
the bar will meet on Thursday to protest
against the action of Judge Davis in rela-
ton to Tweed's counsel and the Stokes jul
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THE CITY.
Miss Fanny Ii. Price.

This charming actress commences an en-
gagement al the Opera House on Monday
night next, opening in "NObody's Child"
&. w. Kidder, business manager, arrived
yesterday, and is making all the necessary
arrangements for the engagement Of Miss
rice
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-03
\ DefauIter Indicted,

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Nov. 30.-The grand
jury has indicted ex-State Treasurer Samuel
L. Rankin for embezzlement, and his bond
was fixed at $4,000. He was arrested last
evening and placed in charge of a baliifl
until next Monday. 1t is doubtful whether
he can get bondsmen. The result created
anxiety among politicians, State and ex-
State officials. The present grand jury is
composed Of Grangers almost entirely.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-03
Cotton Failure,

The suspension of J. H. Herrick & Co.,
cotton and produce merchants, is an
nounced. They decline to make state
ment for the present
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-03

LONDON, Dec. IA special dispatch
says the inactivity of the Spanish feet at
Cartagena is owing to doubts of the fidelity
Of the crew of the irOn-clad Saragossa.
An ApocryPhaI Duel.
The story of duel between Gen. Man
teufel and Van GOefen is said to be with
out foundation.
The Gossip of Roman BeIdames.
New YORK, Dec. 2.-The London Hour
says it has Trustworthy information, that by
a privately expressed wish of Plus the
Ninth, the Cardinals have been in consulta-
ton and selected Cardinal Pecci, Arch
bishop of Perquia, for the next Pope. He
was born in 1910 and became a Cardinal in
1858; is hard working Bishop and is
called an ultra MOntaine, but would no
doubt live on terms Of amity with the Ital-
ian government. Even the free thinkers
of Italy greatly respect Cardinal Pecci.
The French Assembly.
PARIS, Dec. Count Segnir, member
of the Right Centre, was to-day elected
Secretary of the Assembly by 300 votes.
Count Duchatel, of the Left Centre, re-
ceiEed 270voteS.
The Journal de Paris SAYS VI. Barthaldi,
III" llot oCNlOldAN VI JAlC ClllDdoSN W Cl
Petersburg, is mentioned as the probable
successor Of Marquis de Nouille at Wash
ingtOn.
Removing the Royal Insignia.
MADRID, Dec. 2.-An order has been
promulgated that in view of the definitive
establishment of a republic in Spain, the
royal insignia be removed from the flags
and standards of the army.
The commander of the forces investing
Cartagena, telegraphs that the insurgents
ceased firing at , o'clock yesterday afteI-
noon.
The Town 10 be Assaulted.
The insurgents at Cartagena opened
again on the government works to-day, but
their fire is feebler than before. The be-
siegers have been reinforced, and an assault
is expected soon.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-03

At the Old so Cents Store, No. 8 Union
street, they have an immense lot of Toys
and other goods to be sold cheap.
dec3 Il
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-03
Fatal Railroad Accident

The Western bound freight train on the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad was
thrown from the track by a broken rail,
near Moscow, last night. One brakeman
was killed. Several cars were destroyed.
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CITY NOTICES.

Santa Claus, in life size, has arrived at
the new 80 Gents Store, 102 Church st.
dec3 At
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Awaiting Reauisition.

". A COmstock, arrested here last night,
charged with numbering Peter Burgett,
some ten days since, was to-day sent to
Jail without bail to await requisitionfrom
the Governor of Arkansas, but the Helena
paper says Smith is now in Kentucky, and
says he killed Burgett in selfdefense, and
will shortly return and stand his trial.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-03

The river continues receding at this
point, with 10 feet on Harpeth Shoals.
The Tyrone departed for Cairo with a
fair trip, including good many passen-
gers.
Among the passengers on the Tyrone
were Adam WOolf, Surveyor of Customs,
and Col. Jones and Capt. Harrison, the
local Board of Inspectors, who go down the
river on official business.
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Removing the Royal Insignia
STATE OF THE WEATHER.

Telegrdphic Report from Sign0I Serriee Corps u.
g. A., of Observation, at 1856 p. My the
Pacific and Atlantic Line.
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RIVER NEWS.

Daily Reporj Of Sage Of Water, NTH Changes IN
the "a Hours ending p M Dec. 2, 1873.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-03

1t is said that a notary appears most like
mule when he is drawing up convey
ance.
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The Protocol i'm Havana.

HAVANA, Dec. 1.-The publication of
the protocol signed by Secretary Fish and
the Spanish Minister, caused intense agi-
tation and general indignation here, but
popular feeling soon became less excited
under conviction that the Spanish govern
ment would defend Spanish honor, and I'M
der the confidence which is placed in the
sense of justice and prudence of the people
of the United States.
Jouvellar issued proclamation this eve
ming advising the people to be calm, and
the excitement subsidized.
The Virginius remains at the arsenal,
nannt and in mood condition
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-03

ABOVE CHANGES.
Low
STATIONS. WATER. RISE, FALL.
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Can the pedigree Of skye-teTier be
traced up to 4 dOg-star.
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The Virginius Prisoners.

SANTIAGO, Nov. 2S.-The United States
steamer Juniata arrived on the Goth, and
her commander visited the one hundred
and one Virginius prisoners now remaining
here. He telegraphed Consul General Hall,
assuring him that no other executions eX-
cept the 81 have occurred, and that if the
American Government demanded the sur
render of the prisoners no difficulty would
be experienced in obtaining them.
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WANTED.


OILK HATS handsomely dressed Soft Hats
- cleaned, at 26 North Cherry street, by W. A.
WHERRY. lt#
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f d R EIGN.


LONDON, Dec. IA special dispatch
says the inactivity of the Spanish feet at
Cartagena is owing to doubts of the fidelity
of the crew of the iron-clad Saragossa.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE CHEAP Double Tene-
E ment House, 5 rooms each, situated in the
west part of Edgefield, close TO street cars rent
ing well. Address S. & B., care Union and
American Office. 1t
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An AnOcrynhaI DueI.
The Gossip of Roman BeIdames.

The story of duel between Gen. Man
teufel and Van Goefen is said to be with
out foundation
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-31
About Church Matters.

MrssRs. EDIroRs sJouRSaL Plsa.s allow me .
place in your paper 70 correct statements in re-
gard to the festivities b Of Sweies il Sana,
June 2i;l.
First, II bad beea announced in sa,ina papers tia;
the festivities were TO b. he'd. io- ;ac benefit OF the
Swes'- church II S-..ina.
Icaa here certify thatifit was the church council Z Do
not know anything about il, and would accept aay
profit Of dances fo- the benefit OF tie church.
The second dang cslG co-r-c- - tn false --z:c-
nsHt about how the church kept midsummer day in
Sweden. That day was kept 4 holiday with divine
services oase twice, but lad nolAas 10 d. with
May i'o'es and wick ed Ounces. 49,
True 1t Is tina: IN certain parts OF Sweden yolng
people used 70 sath-r aroual Iy poles and dance
ashi before Midxunmsr day. That Is Z wicket Gus
tom from the heather times, bit sbhJ-re3 By tue
church members.
Ia regard 10 the church resurer's aecolasI would
sag the; they are clear up to this day, and cpea
aIy body who wishes 70 look al tL-In Yours,
\. W DA!iLSTEN.
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A WORD TO TRAyELLEHs.-Wc have word
TO say AZ favor of he Missouri Pacific railroad.
II WAS the pioneer line westward, and i. the
''old reliable" route TO ST. Louis. With the
Improvements which have been MADE during
the past year. we believe that the Missouri Pa
eific railroad has the best track and the finest
and safest equipment Of any line West Of the
Mississippi. Ii is the only line which runs
three daily express trains of fine coaches ans.
Pullman sleepers. equipped with the Miller
platform and patent air brake, from the lead
ing points in the West, through Kansas City,
Sedalia All jefferson City. without change.
connecting at St. Louis with eleven different
through routes TO points north, east and south.
Particular information. with maps, time IL
bies. etc. may be had at the various Through
ticket" railroad stations in the west. or upon
personal or written application TO c. H. Bax-
ter. western passenger agent. Kansas City,
No., or L. A. Ford. general passenger agent,
ST. Louis. No. dtdt
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We do not propose herein - discuss all the cO1di-
tons OF sucserisn Not b. any Bat we IA
propose TO know n-t.ing a5oat mis- class OF bu-
mers.
4 liyesGcker ofen hangs round print lg occe.
and makes himself low anl men, by doing the dirty
work IN said Office in other words, he is kiad Of 4
loop hole dirty apron for the horse editor. aud
is on whom said editor places the a;ra1si rei=ace
times of danger, by seilas persoa, demanding
dress 10 said sucker for satisfaction. Nobody wish
to initiate Otherwise clean cut this DO sped Ins
humankind Thiags along Eat TIE sIeker become.
boss, and the pri1lns establishment bus.s ~, sad
the so-cIiied edior becomes the most miserable 0.
prid;ers. (rR.s Is not l lore stOrv)
Ia great nIeaslre, the Saiina Xsrali iad Topeka
Cs'nasonOea!t are run by suca style OF Being
everything preinIta-e,y and ns.hlns for CERTAIN, it Is
ve.y EASY matter 20 iAsaetce tam . =igOcI;e
paper ral.rOad 10 write ny any hEInous IN Tie
lane OF n c.rcrs Or lottery.
l. is indeed very Disgusting be compelled TO ex-
pose lhr wrechedaess o; snch ouifits-nlea VII, puE
up deat.-bests, take all has, down. his ic's
tooth brushes an. hair oil
Noah ms; have taken some ve!y mean men en-
5oard his AK else DIrwin's teroy is rersr.sd
else these have knowa line Of descent -
Acknowledge tha 10 b. leaders Of yabIc sca.iiueu.
and you establish ie doctrine ol sJcl rIIAtiol l.!
once. ". Z.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-31

New FEATURES wIru OLD JoHS KNBISsoy's
CrEcUs.-The black Sea Lions. the Alaska
Seals. the wonderful Rhinoceros, or Unicorn
of holy Writ. the great African Ostrich. the
African Snake. 30 feet in length. Steer with 3
horns and 8 eyes. are great and expensive ;sa-
lures which no other show IN the world pos
seses. These of themselves would alone make
an exhibition more valuable and attractive than
any which travels. and We. they form bat a
small portion of John Robinson's Great Au-
scum, Menagerie. Aquarium and lnternaiion-
al Geological Garden, Polytechnic Institute.
Hippodrome, Caravan and strictly Moral Cir
Gus. viii exhibit al Salipa. August, Sih.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

K-o(P-CYHpoS LODGE 80 5, meet. every e1nes
dsy evening ut I O'Clock, in Masonic Hail. " D
Dopps Z. G., a. c. SLOAN, K. Off s.
IO.O.F--SALIxA LODGE No. p. meets al Oaa re-
lows Hall every Thursday evening nj O'CLOCK. l..
N.,TUTrLE, y. G., L. J. GRANT, Secretary.
IO.OF-SISn EScANrNENT No IS, =: Odd fsiioTs
Hall, first and tbirt. Tuesdays In each month. L.
T BOND, c. r, Il. II. BIsnor, Scribe
AF.AAN SALIVA LODGE No o., at Masonic Hall,
iirrt asd third Monday in each month. e. T. FAuLk-
AER w NJ. j. DEWITT, SECRETARY
SaI,Sy ROYAL ARCH CHATTER No Is, at Masonic llil
Cs.ran.i and fourth MouIay In each month. b. f.
HASyA, II EH.P., J. DEWITT, Secretary.
TEMPLE or HoNoK asp r cE-FronfIer Temple
81 Honor and Temperance. No. 2, meets every VI
dny evening in the Odd Fellows Hail, over e. w
r.ssju's hardware store. Visiting brothers are cor
siiaiiy INVITED to. attend L. II. TrTILE,w C.; ..
I wEsr, W. 4.
Ni4rsH Lopez No 8, d OF R-Meets in Odd Fellows
Hall second and fourth Friday evening Ok e;sh nin,h
att g. m D. 8 DoDbs, n. q; MRs M H. LOWE,
v G; L. u. TCTTLE, u. 5.
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Eayaria Grange.

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was ''s@eu al "'' 'iI IAN .. pe!'h !
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Notice i!
sALixA. ky. Jnlr Is. Is,s.

SALIxA, KAN. July g, ISIS.
Notice n hc-rv given ta sealed proposals VIII be-
received AZ "a, Office OF TIE :ownssD cl=rA ugtii
O'Clock D. N on Iresi,y the islh Gay vf Angus,
ls73 for ih- erection Of iYo q bridges Dry CEeek
to Be lJcsrea ts follows
Ist oae ID bridge 70 De built within roal allow
xnee a. ITyUl's CrOss.ls.
c,d One bridge 30 = bull; within road allowance IL
oIG fora west Of railroad dcp0t
Bridges to De either wood or iron and based NJ
heak On rock Iould9;ionS-
Complete r,sns sud sFceifca' ems must aceomp my
- proposal aa1 price Of PROPOSED bridge Eigsa Be
attached.
PAY meet TO be made In lords of smoky Hi TOW
IA y AZ .r Tiie acceptance Of wJra Oy IVs-ss.i ,
Board.
Bridges 20 be complete within sixty fCo days fIOm
date oI acct ...aucc Oi proposes.
Inc r.s.i ~ r,jec. any " al BIDS Is reserved.
r. x. SwIiZEH, Trustee.
EDWARD >IIIH, CLERK
ALiA. sCHuLrZ, Treasurer.
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EMIGRATION TuISISG-CHEsP FaENs N
SOUTHWEST MIssorE1.-The Atlantic & Pac;f-
ic Railroad Company offers 1,aos. 900 acres OF
land in Central and Sou Invest Missouri. a,
from s. to Sls per acre, on seren years time.
with free transportation to all purchasers. Gil
mate, soil. timber. mineral wealth. schools.
churches and law-abidins society invite emil
grants from all points 10 this land Of fruits and
flowers. Fer particulars address A. Tuck,
Land Commissioner, ST. Louis, No.
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country DIRECTORY.

yudsc of,the District Court. II. PRESCOTT
Sensror-J. II. EDWARDS.
Isaiiroasl Assessor-D. y. HEIsER.
Observation-Disclosures sFoRssE-
81 Costty Comins .ioners-H- +. WooLLEI, chairman
g. NJ PALMER and F. kISGNAN.
County Cl,rk-DAvID EEEyE-
County -i;torney-E. " IIopGKiSsoS
Probafe Judge-AESRr LOGAN 49,
Clerk of the DistsjctCourt-ArGUsT BoSDI
County Treasurer-C. j.. EAvLkSEk-
sheriff.. }. GofSu. = -,i'
Register of Dreds-A- j. MINARD-
SUPERINTENDENT Of Pubic Ins,rictiOn-WH. BISHOP.
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cry DIRECTORY.

Mayor-R II. Bisuor.
sS.wcci,,n.n-Ew.xx t:oopSOw IsA l.. CARVER, "
q WEiIs En- wrrT,faSS, CHARLES Al sALiS.
Yo.ce Juayc-S-F r. CAEnoLL-
= Cierk-HDwIS r. BowES
Tr-asurer-L. ii. MAsFITT.
Azrshai--CHAs l.. HcssEr-
Deputy MIr-hai-A. SorrUwicK.
City kttor1,e,-fN A. WiipsaS.
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Ten rsus q, sran ser Sale.

viii deliver bran in 800 pound lots. snd up.
wards. anywhere in the city limits. for eocts.
per hundred pounds, and in smaller quantities
at 75cts per hundred pounds.
W. II. GARRISON.
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NOTICE.

de--ats convention Of The farmers CO Saline COM
g Is ,ai. IL meet &. the '.0urt Juse IN S4.ia- %
$@5uTilr, sti day Of S-:it.. a. , o'c-0r.s p. NJ.
EYt.s rG-e % se patrons .. h. bzIal- sud ever
Ea every ffgn-s' eu, VII be eHttlcd - tao dole
l!c- iD..eEae- stsi'i De c.rrsul SAL se-ur- c-een-
as from Ia. ola srs o: she Ti1sr e.n1 tnry- rri,-
Tlsefft Cus,lllas "a gIe4t ii1i's1r. I.'ezs
IIenselyes g8cl HE fsria-rs aien'1a aat need al
lie Lat q rGjc 4 scs--iol : We A-sr-cstiig
what s3sii Do win oar - al Vii-t -
toI IL any, shs LAX Ia the loG da;iol .. OIL. sEs
for lie fsli elcc-ioa. ii l.. JONE>.
Ties. Cealiai Com, Fsrile-s' U3ioa. s...iue Co.
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shoaid exaInize s,c Combination $50 Ssops found
eaiy in GEO. WOODS & CO. IS elr-,ns.
TIE ASiI AZ. al0st delicate, sou OF breath
Tn e vcS EJIiEA- hz-i;ozs solo, no; =
Ian trenoio-
THE PIANO. 4 beautifully raas.i piano. which
VIII never reare tE1Iis Sss iiscInsar in ar
other column. l.-sIa
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Nf,p aobertisfnlruts.
NOTICE.

Tie otcrs and directors Of The Saline ro--f~ Arr
Mechanical scciefy, are hereby rer,,-.-.
meet ri te oice Of the sseressFv, in eCis Of S-
Ina, gu Saiurizy Aususs IN i.5, At 10 o clock r
Il. Business Of inpori ance L % %. tfanstctezi
salias, July Scih ,Is73
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-31

Although The Commonwealth has shown great
enterprise in furnishing copies OF the paper to
our citizens twelve hours in advance of al 9th
rr d:,ies. there is some complaint that the pa
per is irregular in coming. THE more we
have. the more we want Isl common saying;
hence. the CJ~7soacealN people must take
this into consideration when seek Ing to re-
move all causes OF complaint.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-31
Seekers.

We do not pr pose herein - discuss all the cond!-
IONS OF sucserisIn. Not b. any means. Bat we d
propose TO know Ia-thng a5oat tais class OF bu-