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Safe Robbery.

On Friday evening, the 26th, about 6
O'Clock, the safe of Berry & Jones, lumber
dealers, No. 112 South High street, was
robbed of $1eo in currency. The clerk was
out in the lumber yard al the time, and the
robbery was done by some person who was
well acquainted with the premises, and
who knew where the key to the safe was
generally kept. After abstracting the
money the thief returned the safe key to the
usual place, but left the safe unlocked. A
number of checks were also In the safe, but
probably fearing detection through them,
they were left untouched.
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SHREVEPORT.
HearSes Dash along Like CaissOns on a
Battle Field.
TWO-Thirds of the Inhabitants Being
Fed by Charity.

SHREVEPORT, Sept. 2S.-There were IA
eatbs to day.
SHREVEPORT, Sept. 29.-Within the last
four days several Of tho most prominent and
useful citizens Of Shreveport have fallen
victims to the epidemic. The population
has been fearfully thinned out by sickness
and death. We no logger have funerals.
The hearses, followed by one or two car
riages dash through the streets Ike section
of artillery in battle seeking position. A
few men are drummed up, the collins
showed in the hearse and driven rapidly to
tbs cemetery. This is the case even with
the most prominent citizens. The How
ards have opened an orphan asylum and are
feeding about two-thirds of the resident
population. There sre fewer deaths and
new cases because there are fewer people.
The physicians appointed a Committee
last week to investigate the origin of the
epidemic, and evidence has already been
tried showing beyond question that the
fever was imported here from Cuba. Drs.
Chspio, Bruins, and Davidson, who are
bera from New Orleans, are fully satisfied
on that point.
An Appeal.
The Shreveport Times of to morrow
morning will contain the following appeal,
which the Howard Association earnestly
request the press of the country to publish:
TO our fellow citizsns-The yellow fever
epidemic that has already swept away 400
of the community, is still rsging with una
bated fury. We have now at least 700 sick,
of ali ages, sexes, colors and nationalities,
all of whom from the peculiar character
of the disease require constant and faithful
nursing. In addition to this there
are hundreds of people left without cent
and without employment. Amongst them
are many women and little children. All
of them must for the The present be pro-
vided for and fed by the Howard Associa-
ton, for there is work to Go and no
money TO be had. The restitution in our
midst is as heartrendiDg Is the disease and
deaths are fearful. The drain upon the
friends of the Association hiss been enor-
nous and the liberal aid sent us from our
sister cities is nearly exhausted. Under
these painful circumstances we are forced
to make this general appeal to the country
for additional aid. We have people
among us suffering, il want and
dying, from al sections of the
Union, and we feel that the
public heart will respond TO this appeal, ex-
torted By the most dire necessity. Our
own resources are nearly exhausted; the
we'll are broken down, the poor are threat
ened with actual starvation, the sick and dy-
ing are about to be deprived Of the COM
monest comforts humanity can offer them.
We appeal not to our fellow countrymen
but to our fellow men for aid.
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A Nashville Man at the Cincinnati
Exposition.

Mr. j. L. WeakleY, one of the Board of
Managers of our Exposition, has just re-
turned f:om a visit to the Louisville and
Cincinnati Espositions. He was especially
pleased with the latter, and says that the
principal reason for the Cincinnati EXPOSE
lions being SO successful is because the
merchants of that city reslizs its immense
advantages as an advertising medium and
hence are quick to improve them. Every
merchant in the place makes it point to
have something on exhibition, and Mr.
Weakley says one of the finest displays he
ever saw was one made at the Cincinnati
Exposition OF tin cups, plates and similar
ware arranged upon the wall in very
unique and attractive manner. Our mer-
chants will please heed these facts, and pre-
pare for our Exposition next May, in &C
cordance Herewith.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-30

AS Mayor Xercheval was driving in from
the country Sunday night, be was thrown
from bis buggy by bis horse taking fright,
at the corner Of University street and Lind
sley Avenue, and bruised up to some ex-
tent.
About seven O'Clock Sunday night as
Capt. Vim. Dix was walking aiong College
street near Parrish's stable be fell distance
ofnearly fifteen feet, receiving severe in
Juries. The street had been undergoing re-.
pairs at the place the accident occurred and
as Capt. Dix's eyesight is poor, he failed to
notics that the sidewalk had been torn up.
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Another Article of Common Household
Use uperseded.-Associated with the ear
lier recollections of great many men and
women is the memory Of the Bath brick
and emery stone wherewlth the knives and
forks, and pans and Titles, and other
kitchen articles, were at stated times
'tscoured up" That primitive mode pre-
walls to-day in thousands of families who
have never used Sapolio. But ouce let Sa-
polio be used for this purpose, and that
housewife never wants Bath brick or emery
stone any mora. Sapolio not only scours
off all rust and tarnish, it brighteDs, bestows
a polish as brilliant as new, and does it In
or e-tenth the time required by any other
substance. Sold everywhere. Housekeep-
ers, try it. sep27 d1w&w1t
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LATEST MARKETS. BIZ TELEGRAPH

GALVESTON. Sept. 20 Cotton nominal;
no prices; receipts 1928 bales; sales lOO
Dalss; stock 1.0l3 bales.
MOBILE, Sep. 20 Cotton quiet; mid
dlings 1866; low middliDgs 15@c; strict good
ordinary l4ac; net receipts 1,7o5 bales;
exports coastwise 594 bales; sales 100 bales;
stock 10, bales.
SAVANNAH, Sep. 27.-Cotton quiet;
middlirgs 165c; net receipts 2,34O bales;
exports coastwise 1898 bales; sales PA
bales; stock 9,536 bales.
CHARLEsToS Sept. u - Cotton quiet
and frmer; middlings 16c; low mlddllngs
15sc; net receipts 1856 bales; exports
coastwise 1885 bales; sales $50 bales; stock
1897 bales.
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To the Voters Of the Tenth ward.

l return my heartfelt thanks to the citi-
zeDs of the Tenth Ward for their manly
aud liberal support in giving ne so large and
complimentary a vote on Saturday last, and
appreciation of such a compliment, l as:
sure my constituents that will use my
blst endeavors to promote their interests
and that of the public generally. Most re-
specially, A. j. Jaw.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

WASHINGTON. ID. O., Sept. 20, 1873.
Pr0bdbilities.-For N0w England and
the Middle States, cloudy weather and
rain will prevail tonight; winds gradually
veerng and fresh and brisk, lIorthwesterly,
decidedly lower temperature aud very gen.
orally clear weather on Tuesday. For the
South Atlantic States, partly cloudy
weather, lower temperature, winds veering
to the southwest and northwest and rain
areas. For Tennessee, the Ohio valley and
lake region, very generally clear weather,
low temperature and nOrtheriy 10 westerly
winds, diminishing in force. For the North
west, winds backing 10 the west and rising
temperature. For the Gulf States east Of
the Mississippi river, northwest winds, fall
ing Temperature and clearing weather. For
the coast, rains.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-30

THE English railways furnish their eff
GERS with Frodsham's chronometers, locked
up in wooden or tin case, and which are
the property of the railway, secured by a
deposit for lis safe return. The chronome-
ter is delivered at tie end Of each journey
by its custodian, who does not hold the
key of its box, to the time-keeper, who is
responsible for the time.
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Gone from Among us.

We drop tear of regret over the follow
ing item in the brownsville States: Mr..
John Oily, an old aud experienced tailor
Of Nashville, will hereafter be found in the
employ of Col. Dnfier. We know from past
Acquaintance with Mr.. OILY that he stands
at the head of bis trade as an excellent
workman. 80 :,
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Objections Raised,

It is intimsted that the Tax Payers Asso-
citation will test the right of certain newly
elected members Of the City Council to
their seats in that body, and it is said that
one Of the candidates for the position Of
Alderman, and who failed of election, will
file bill of injunction to-day, to restrain
his successful competitor from entering up
on the duties of his office.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-30

ELLIOTT.-Died near Columbia, Tenn, on
Saturday, Sept. q, 1873, Mrs. SUSAN ELLIOTT,
formerlj of haDpton, Va, aged 81 years
ROBERTS.-Died in Edgeaeld, on the 18th
inst, MILE M, infant daughter CT John &.
and JOckana Roberts. sL --5..l ttE
The little sufferer chung to life with unusual
tenacity, and at the age f fifteen months, yield
ed up her gentle spirit to the God who gave Il
The remains will be inferred eight miles rom
the city, on the MurfreesbOro pike, at 10 O'Clock
fn-dar-
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Hor.es GreeIey,s Horseshoe

When Horace Greeley visited Yosemite,
he picked up in the trail horseshoe, aud
hung it on the knot of an oak tree, for
whoever might choose to use IT. No one
took it, and in time the knot grew over the
horseshoe, and recently the portion Of the
tree containing it was cut out and brought
TO San Francisco, 81 a memento Of Mr..
(ireeleg's economy.-jSdn francisco BuIIe-
fin
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Ercursinn TicEnfa

Excursion tickets over the St. Louis and
Southeastern road, at greatly reduced rates,
TO the fairs at st. Louis, Henderson, KY;
Hopkinsvil'e, KY, and Springfield, Tenn,
can be had at the Union Ticket Office,
Maxwell House.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-30

The al,importaut hog question has not
reached Humboldt yet, but the cerrespon-
dents Of the Jelvnag ara lively on dogs.
humboldt christians 60 to church, bat they
think 1t no help to grace to see two or more
dogs racing up and down the aisle, playing
leap frog With each other OF climbing up
on the benches TO seek their mistress.
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Scshenck,s Mandrake PiIls.-Thes!

Scshenck's Mandrake Pills.-These
Pills are composed exclusively OF vegetable
inregdients, and although they entirely
supersede the use of mercury, do not leave
any of its injurious effects. They act di-
ectIy upon the liver, and are valuable
-emedy in all cases Of arrangement result
iug from a disordered state of that organ,
Liver Complaint, Bilious Disorders, Indi-
gestion, Sick Headache, Typhoid Fevers,
ETC., etc, all succumb to the free use OF
Schenek's Mandrake Pills. For sale BY all
Druggists and Dealers.
nrrR andfiihauI5f IA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-30

will meet at Chattanooga, Tenn, on Tues
day night, Oct. 2, at $50 p. IN. Delegates
who pay fail fare going will be furnished
with certificates which will brig them home
free over the n. & c., and n. & d. rail
roads on application to j. w. Hoyt at Synod.
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latest StyIe Hair GOods.--Ws al

Latest Style Hair GO0ds.--We are
pleased to inform the ladies Of Nashville and
vicinity that having Just returned from New
York, we are enabled to show them the
latest and prettiest styles Of arranging the
hair. Also an elegant assortment Of Oxy-
died Goods, Jet Ornaments, Head Bands,
High Combs, etc. No trouble to show
goods. Call and examine, Jos. E. Loiseau
& Co. sep30 st
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A Word to Working People of Both
Sexes.-Mechanics, artisans, factory hands,
and people who labor for a living, find it
very difficult, If not impossible, to keep the
hands free from stain. Hand Sap3lio will
not only remove every particle Of stain, and
what is called ''grained in dirt" but it will
also keep the skin soft and pliable, render
ing the muscular action as quick and easy
as is the case with those who do not per-
form hand labor. 1t is only 10 and Is cents
a cake, according to size. Every mechanic
should use it constantly in pace of all other
soaps. sep20 d1w&W1t
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Ten Years Old.

The most inveterate Independent" will
praise Cheatham & Kinney's old Bourbon
Gt is ten years., as having good bye to it
that fingers long with the drinker. That
Bourbon is in high favor with all parties.
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Dancing.-Miss Goodwin, yielding to
the earnest solicitation of her friends, will
o en- Dancing School at McCure's Tenn
pie Hall, Cherry street, Wednesday, Oct.
/, at O'Clock. Parents and guardians, de-.
sirous of entering their children, viii please
make early application. Days of tuition,
Wednesdays and Saturdays. sep27 At
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NIagisfrate i'm EdeefeId.

EDeEFIELD, Sept. 20, 1S73.-We are
North Edge6eld, mentioned as the most
suitable candidate that we have in the 18th
district to fill the vacancy caused by the res
Equation Of Squire B. F. Wallace.
MANY VOTERS.
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Turf Congress Booth.

In visiting the Fair Grounds to day drop
in on JoScott, who has appropriately named
his booth the Turf Congress. His estao-
lishment is No. 7, and he will be prepared
to entertain bis friends in ''hostile" man
ner,
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Fine ODeniUR.

The Medical Department Of the Univer-
sity of Nashville opened yesterday with the
largest number of students entered since
the war.
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Tarnaxers, Association.

A called meeting of this Association will
be held this day, at O'Clock P. M, at No.
20 Cedar street. By order of the Presi-
dent, II. G. SCoVEL.
Jos. RICHARDS, Sec'y. 1T
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Paris and Berlin Wrappings.-We
have Just opened our novelties in Cloth
Sacques, Dolmars, ETC., etc. All imported
and exquisite in designs and quality, at
moderate prices. Thompson Bros. & Kel-
ley, Summer street. sep25 st
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FOREIGN.
Bank of England Rate Advanced to
Five per Cenf-Three Faflures.


LONDON, Sept. 29.--Two hundred and
twenty-five thousand pounds in bullion
were shipped from Plymouth for New
York Saturday, and the steamship which
sailed from Southampton the same day
for New York took out sixteen thousand.
ENGAGEMENTS have been made for the ship
ment tt fifty thousand by the steamship
from Southampton tomorrow. Il Is said
five hundred thousand are booked for ship
men. this week. The amount of bullion
withdrawn from the Bank of England on
balance to day is f638, 900. The Directors
Of the Bank of England have fixed the mir
imum rate of discount at per cent. This
announced increase in the rate caused much
surprise 10 financial circles. The failure of
three brokers in consequences of the fall in
Erie shares has been announced.
Lord Mayor.
The election for Lord Mayor of London
to-day resulted in the choice of Andrew
LusB, at present an Alderman and member
OF Parliament.
Importing Cholera. te
A vessel WI, cholera on board arrived at
Liverpool this morning.
The Ashantee Wary Yankees Detect
ed Selling Powder 10 the Natives.
The latest news Of the progress of the
Eshantee war Is satisfactory. The natives
are in state. of semi-starVation, and it Is
supposed they are waiting for the end of
the rainy season before they make move
ment. An Ameri an vessel was discovered
in the act of selling them powder, and has
been sejz ID by the British comm snder. A
hioQLr,.fo nf tho he's hnau nrdorod n.
prevent sir1ilsr occurrence.
Fenians.
DUBLIN, Sept. 29.-There was large
meeting az Dro3heds yea;erd y il favor of
the rele Sc Of the FeGian prisoners Save-
raj members CT Parliament par icipated in
the proceedings.
The IntrGnsigentes.
MADRID, Sspt,z9 The Insurgent frigates
Numancia and Mendez Nanez have left ALI
cante for CartsgeDa. The commander of
Numsncis admits serious loss Of life on his
vessel during tee bomhar iment Of Alican
Saturday. 1t is generally believed that the
failure of the insurgents t. capture Alicoute
! will cause an immediate surrender Of Car
tasena, thus ending the intransignente in
sRrrf ction.
The CarIfsts Suffer ReVerses.
The town of Bergs, which at one time
was in danger OF falling into the hands of
the Carlists, has been reinforced and sup
piled with provisions and ammunition. The
| Garlist in the North have recently met with
losses and daEs ing rever5es. Dincontent
| and demorolizati0n are spreading IN their
| ranks 1t is reported that the famous chief
! Saballs las been deprived Of his command,
and that Gems. TriDstary and Mirch have
resigned. In the meantime enthusiasm for
the national cause is increasing in the North
| ern Provinces. Eight persons we're killed
in Alicante during the bombardment. The
police have closed gambling houses in Mad
rid.
Dotted His Robes.
PARIS, Sept. 29,-The GaHgnani says
Pere Hycinthe has abandoned the clerical
garb.
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CITY NoTIcBs.

George Starlight Will serve the Seven
tenth District as Magistrate, If elected, to
Ell tie vacancy occasioned by the resigns-
ton of Ben Wallace, Esq. 1t
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We PlmnIed. Blotcbed and Ulcerate,

Ye Pimpled, Blotched and liberated
victims of scrofulous diseases, who drag
your unclean persons into the company Of
better men, take Ayers Ssrssparilla, and
purge out the foul corruption from your
blood. Restore your health, and you will
not only enjoy life better, but make your
company more tOlerable to those who must
keep it. sep24 eod1w
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Trunks, Yalises and Satcheis in great
variety, elegant, substantial and cheap, at
VIM. Dunstead's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church,
Sewanee Block. jet IF
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MARRIED.

GROOMES-NOEL.-On the 10Th inst, at the
residence of the brides father, o. f. Noel, ESQ,
by Rev. Dr. R. A Young, Mr.. CHARLES h
GRooxEs, of Atlanta, Ga. to Miss MINNIE G..
NOEL, OF Nashville.
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Dress Goods, Shawls and Blankets
very cheap at A. Winter & Bros.
sep2S sun. tues,th sat
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Latest Style ScaTfs, Ties, etc., at Nc
KEGS, sc Union street. sep3O Ut
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New Ottoman Striped shaWls for $50; cAsssp at

New Ottoman Striped shawis for s2.5Os cheap at
$500.
New Black aud Oolored Alpaca, 25c.-----
New French Oorsets Gee, worth SIPS.
New styles Leather and Velvet Belts s5c., worth
soc.
New Turkey Red Table Linen s5c, worth s1-25.
New Blesched and Brown Sheeting, 2K yards
wide, 35c.
New Brand Heavy Bleached Domestic, yard
wide, 12Kc.
New Ruching's Kid Gloves SOC apsir; 2-button
Kids 75s. lt
New and full lines of Jaconet and other Trim
mings. sep14 tiIljanl3, IA 4thp
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New Goods! New Goods! New G0ods!n
We are in recsipt Of our Fall Stock OF
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, etc, and have on
hand complete assortment OF all goods in
our lin.. Give US call and see cur goods.
Nancy Brothers, opposite First Presbyterian
Church. sep2S st
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The demand for Sundays UNION AND
AMERICAN having largely exceeded the
supply. and several errors having been
made in cur report of the election returns,
we republish the vote. The following is
the vote for Mayor and the hog question:
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Flannels at % cents per yard and up
ward. A. Winter & Bro.
sep25 sun,tues, thur,sat
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If people who suffer from the duh stu
pidity thai meets Us everywhere in spring,
and too often in sll seasons of the year,
knew how quick it could be cured By TAX
ing Ayers Sarsaparilla to purge the bile
from their systems, we should have better
neighbors IS well as clearer heads to deal
with. sep30 eod1w
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Latest Style of Hats at McKee's, SO
Union street. sep3O OF
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Elegant NOvelties.-Rufs, beautifully
trimmed, new style Collars, Ribbons, etc.
Thompson Bros. & Kelly, Summer street.
sep27 81
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Black Silk-fnished Lustres at ID Cts,
worth 80 Cts., at A. Winter & Bros, ID
Union street. sep28 sun, tues, thur,sat
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If you want Dry Goods at less than New
York prices, call at A. Winter 81 Bros, IL
Union street. sep2S sun, tues, thur,sat
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Our 65 cent Linen, the cheapest Linen in
the United States. A. Winter & Bro.
sep2S sur, tus s,thur,sa
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Leather Belts at 25 cts. and upwards.
A. Winter s. Bro. sep28 sun, su, thu, sat
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Good quality Black Alpaca at 25 cts, at
A. Winter & Bros, Is Union street.
sep2S sun, tues, thRr,sat
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Time, 2::209.
WEDNESDAYS RI


Tie second days racing occurs on We'd
nesday-the first being an association purse
for $500, two mile heats; the second being
an association purse for $500, mile heats.
Both these races are expected to fill we'll,
and interesting sport may be expected.
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Wooden Goods at McKee's, Sc Union st.
sep30 o.
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All kinds of Flannels at small profits at
Hogan Bros, Union street. sep2S Ut
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Prettiest Sa,teens, Cassimeres and 9TH
er Dress Goods, at Hogan Bros, Union
street. sep26 %
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Largest stock of Dry Goods, Notions,
etc., ever brought to Union street, at Ho-
gan Bros, Union street. sep2o 1t
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Blank {. } indicates no report cipher (9l sta
tionary; minus (-) tendency TO fail; plus I'd ten
dency to rise. A. G. FORD, Observer.
The river is stationary at this point, with
II inches on the Shoals.
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Cassim res and Tweeds Just opened at
Hogan Bros, Union street. sep2o p
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Buggy Blankets at Hogan Bros, Union
street. sep28 2t