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Personal.

Col. Il. h. Irwin and family, of Battle
Creek Mines, were at the st. Cloud yester-
day.
Frank Paul, late of the firm of Paul &
Tavel, left yesterday evening for Browns
vile, where be intends embarking in bust
ness. Lots of good luck attend him.
Capt. B. n. Ricketts,, NJ. G. Council and
E. II. Logan, Waverley; A. Eakin and j.
B. Cummings, Shelbyville; ]. T. Lipscomb
and S. II. Miller, Murfreesbor, and Col.
W. e. Porter, Smithvile, were at the Com
mercisl Hotel yesterday.
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Pref. TaVerner.

This gentleman was greeted with another
crowded house last night, and his readings
enjoyed by all. His course of readings for
the benefit of the Library have been very
successful, and while our citizens who have
patronized the Professor have been favored
with an intellectual treat, the Library fund
hasibeen considerably benefited. In addition
to the pieces announced for last night, the
Professor gave a recitation from Hood-the
'Iost Heir" and also "The Glove" from
Schiller. .a
We understand that the Professor has
consented to read again on Saturday night
at Wards Chapel, when number of choice
pieces will be selected.
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k..) inOlCdLes no w
tionary minus (-) tendency TO fan; plus Cd ten
dency to rise. ". s. KAUFnAE, Observer
The river was falling at this point yes
terday with z feet on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather pleasant.
The Ada Holman arrived from Cairo
with cargo OF $500 sacks corn.
The departures were the Tyrone, for
Cairo, and TIE John S. Bransford, for the
upper Cumberland. The Tyrone took out
100 hhds. tobacco for New Orleans.
Supervisor Carr, of Memphis, inspector
of steamboats, for this district, was in the
city yesterday.
The Ada HeilmaD, Capt. Bateman, Is the
regular packet for Cairo this evening at 4
o'clock assengale in the Office.
The Burksyille departs for the upper
Cumberland this evening at O'Clock.
Many years ago-seyenty-fi five or thirty,
more or less-Capt. Ben F. Egan ran the
A. L. Davis between this city and the
Mouth of Smithland. On one occasion he
was thusly accosted by an able-bodied indi-
vidual: "Ssy. stranger, are you the CspCn
of this ERE crafi?" / am, sir, replied Ben;
what can do for you? swell, L just want
to 90 down to Smith land, what will you
charge for the ride?' Ten dollars; pay the
money to the clerk and he will give you q
ticket. This kinder aroused the fellows
indignation, and he said: "LO9k ERE, Mr..
Capt'n, reckon you are mistaken IN the
map; Amt in the river business and /
don't want to buy your derned old boat"
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A Big Business.

The furniture business just now is in a
fourishing condition. We dropped into
Weakley & Warren's establishment about
y O'Clock last night and found W T.
Beatty and large force under his control,
busily engaged in packing for shipment. He
informed US that it was an every night
business, and it required an extra amount
Of hard labor to keep up with the orders,
which now were several weeks ahead of
bin. These shipments are made to all
parts of the South.
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MARRIED.

BUCHANAN-GOOCH.- the 10th inst,
at P. NJ, at the residence of DR.. JnO. W. Nor
ton, Mr.. GEO. R. BUCHANAN and Mrs. SALLIE
GOoCH, Rev. JnO. Weaver officiating.
"QUite through to its close may your eonjugal
life
Maintain the impressions with which it began,
The women still saying Il envy the wife,
And husbands enchanting q envy the mani
April II, 1873. s.
WOODALI-HOGAN.- the residence of
the brides father on April Sd, by the Rev. J. b.
MeFerrin, f. NJ. WoODALL to Miss BETTE T.,
eldest child Of George Hogan.
The many friends OF this happy couple unite
in the sincere wish that their dreams OF happi-
ness may be fully realized, and that they may
enjoy pleasures which it is possible for two such
good and loving people to have. g.
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Cattle Stealing,

Detective Larry Ryan returned yesterday
morning from GAINESVILLE, having captured
at that place Bob Hess, charged with steal
ing cattle. He is accused of stealing COW
from widow lady, and selling it to Mr..
Laightenberger, the property after it was
sold being identified as belonging to the lady
in question. In 1866 he was convicted of
stealing cattle and sent to the penitentiary,
but on the 25th Of last December was par
doned by the Governor. Upon his arrival
here yesterday be was taken before Justice
Everett, and falling to give bond, was COM
mitted TO jail to await trial this evening at
2 O'Clock. 4.F ..f
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Innocent Man Five Years i'm the
Penitentiary.

During the war murder was committed
in Polk county in this State, and man
named Thos. L. Freeman, who belonged to
GateWood's command was arrested and
convicted of the murder. At the time OF
the trial, the greater part of the evidence
was circumstantial, and while many belieV-
ed him innocent of the charge, the testiuo-
ny was against him, and the jury found him
guilty and fixed his term of Imprisonment
at nineteen years in the penitentiary. He
has now served five years of the allotted pc
Rod, and evidence is now produced which
leaves no doubt of bis innocence. A large
number Of papers have been forwarded to
the Govorner, and it appears that num-
Der Of citizens of Polk county were mis-
taken as to identity. 1t is likely that Mr..
Freeman will breathe the air of freedom at
no very distant day, as the Governor yes
terday was engaged in examining the sffi-
davits pertaining TO the case, and already,
before his investigation is concluded, is sat-
isfied that he is in duty bound to exercise
the pardoniDg power.
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Nfnth ward SCHOOL RuIIdtnp.

The residents of the Ninth ward are be-
coming exceedingly anxious that the City
Council shall settle the matter as to wheth-
er school house is to be erected in that
ward this season. The Board of Common
Council have cut down the appropriation
for that purpose from $4,000 to $500,
and the Board Of Aldermen last night de-
cided to allow the subject to lie over two
weeks longer. 1t is to be hoped that all un-
necessary delay will lie avoided.
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Another Accident.

In our issue of yesterday we chronicled
an accident at the Cumberland Saw Mil
by which Mr.. j. w. Cole had his left hand
cut of by planning machine. On the same
evening similar accident occurred at the
bucket factory Of Prewitt, Spur & Co., in
Edgefald-the last mentioned victim being
Dan Williams, colored, who lost three fin
gers of his right hand.
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Death of a WelI-Known Lady.

With unfeigDed sorrow, we chronicle the
death this morning of Mrs. Bette Martin
Butterfield, wife of w. c. Butterfeld, cash
Ter of the First National Bank, and eldest
daughter of the late DR.. r. Z. K. Martin.
She had been in critical condition for up
wards o: two weeks, and her death was
not unexpected. In her demise the COM
munity is bereft of most esLimable lady,
and one whose place in society is not easily
filed.
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Text Books, Book Agents, Etc.

TO the Union and American:
do not seek to occupy your space by
giving in detail the evils felt in my family
by this continual change or threatening to
change the text books in our schools.
Mine is but the experience of every body
else, and therefore need not be given in
detail.
The proper authority of Louisville has
seen fit to attempt to protect their citizens
from book agents by the following order:
The Advisory Board is their committee on
text books for the city.
"To protect the Advisory Board from all
undue influences and also the Board of
Trustees from Partially or prejudice, all
books proposed for introduction into the
schools shall be furnished to the Secretary
of this board for distribution among the
members of this board, as well as the
Advisory Board; and if any publisher, agent
or author shall, by word or deed, seek to
influence either a member of this Board Or
the Advisory Board on the subject of books
or the course of study, the book or books
of such publisher, agent or author shall at
once be discarded, and shall not have an
examination either by this Board or the
Advisory Board"
Now, Mr.. Editor, it is to be regretted that
our city, our county, our State has no such
law as this. 1t is believed that if book
agents could be driven from the State there
would be more stability in the use of text
books in our schools. l call attention to
this matter in hope that pubic opinion may
create, on the part of superintendent and
school boards, sentiment of self-respect,
leading to the results sought to be obtained
in our sister city by the above stringent but
wholesome law. N.
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Pigeon Shooting

The shooting match mentioned 10 the
UNION AND AMERICAN of last Saturday,
viii take place tomorrow afternoon, at 2
O'Clock, at the Fair Grounds. Pigeon
shooting is creating good deal of excite
nent, and it is expected that ell of our
sportsmen win be present tomorrow SO
that arrangements may be perfected for the
tournament to take place during May.
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STATE OF THE wEATHEB
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAX UEPARIAEHT, ~
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 10, 1875.
PT0bd6ititieS.-The barometer viii con-
tnue highest Friday over the Southern and
Middle Atlantic States with generally cloudy
weather and rising temperature. The pres
sure will fall decidedly with possibly a
Storm centre in the Sou Invest. For New
England aud the Middle States, rising ba-
rometer, cool westerly winds and clear
weather. For the lake region, westerly
winds, backing to southwest, with partly
cloudy weather. Afternoon telegrapbic re-
ports are missing from extreme northwest,
Florida and Texas coasts.
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Prof. Taverner ar wards seminary

Prof. Taverner, the accomplished elocu-
zionist, who has been teaching classes in
Wards Seminary, will give a reading in the
Chapel of the Seminary on Saturday eve
ming Dext. Many of our most cultivated
citizens, who have heard him at the City
Library, express the highest commendation
Of his elevating and mirth-provoking rem
behring's of the masterpieces of literature.
We never before perhaps had such master
in our midst. Admission, 80 cents. The
fund raised will go to the library of the
Seminary
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A RURAL poet thus breaks forth: 80;
the snore, the beautiful snore, filling her
chamber from ceiling to foorl Over the
coverlet, under the sheet, from her wee
dimpled chin to her pretty feet! Now
rising aloft like bee in June; now sunk
to the wall of cracked bassoon! Now,
flute like, subsiding, then rising again, is the
beautiful snore of Elizabeth Jane"
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Rewards Ordered Paid.

EThe Governor has audited the claims of
certain parties Ia accordance with rewar is
offered, Tor the capture of James Martin, a
fugitive from Williamson county charged
with horse stealing, and Fry and Russell,
fngitiVes from Carroll county, charged with
The murder OF Roseberry.
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Matters I'm Bankruntcv.

In the matter of 81. Y. Bassett, meeting
was held yesterday, and A. D. Ottarson
elected assignee.
In the matter of Riley w. Hufkins, OF
Jackson county, meeting was held and j.
w. Campbell appointed assignee.
In the case of Isaac j. Battle, of Will
Hanson county, an order was made on as
signee to make report.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-11

THE Utica On. " HerGI d has the fol-
lowing: In Central railroad train, the
other day, two old ladies sat in adjoining
seats in one Of the cars; one declared if the
conductor opened the window she would
die, and the other protested against it being
closed, for she would certainly smother to
death. The conductor was in doubt, when
a venerable gentlemen exclaimed, "Open
the window and kill one of them, and then
close it and kill the other, and then we shall
have peace" q g soF
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-11

s. Powers & Son have removed their
clothing house to No. 40 South Market 81,
one door below j. &. l.. Whorley's, whore
they will be glad to see their old patrons
and the general public. And in order to
clear out the stock preparatory to going in
to their new premises on the Square, VIII
sell their present stock az less than cost.
mad IF n
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A rarz handsomelY dressed Young ma

A very handsomely dressed young man,
who was waiting at his horses head for his
girl, Sunday afternoon, and desired to
demonstrate to the watching neighbors how
familiar he could be with his animal, put
the head of the noble least in his bosom,
and lust then the animal sneezed, and
well, anybody who has seen horse sneeze
can picture to- himself the state OF that
shirt bosom and collar and vest, just as well
as one of the old masters could do.
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Henry Stephenson. hegfo boy, charged
with larceny Of money, bad a trial before
Justice Everett yesterday, was found guilty,
and lie default Of bail, was comm tilted to
jail to await trial before the Criminal
(JoTrt
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who Olnfmr the RoolKr

While in the city, Representative Leech
OF Dickson county borrowed Nicholson &
Caruthers' compilation of the laws of the
State from the office of a lawyer, and for
getting where he obtained has left it with
the Comptroller to be restored to its proper
owner.
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Onera H0usa

a very la-ge audience attended Drs.
Payne and Payne's special physiological
lecture last night at the Opera House and
were highly pleased. Medical aud phrenol-
ogcsl examinations are given at the Max
well House private parlors during the re-
mainder of this week from A. M. till 9
O'Clock st night.
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County Sunerfntendeufs.

The following gentlemen have been
elected County Superintendent of Public
obstruction for their respective counties.
James L. Watts, of Robertson.
9. w. Jarman, of Rutherf I'd.
w. R, Garrett, of Giles.
Thos. G. Harms, of Knox.
Campbell Edmondson, of Hawkins.
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Trunks, Valises, Satchels.-Wm.
Dunstead, 81 North College street, has all
qualities Of ladies' Travelling Trunks and
geDtlemen's solid Sole Leather Trunks.
Ladies' and Gents Satehels in great variety,
and is selling at low prices for cash.
an6 If --rr--
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Preparing TO Fuud.

The Governor and State officers have Or
aered the necessary engraving, lithograph-
ing, etc., and made all other arrangements
Tor carrying out the funding act of the last
Legislature, and the funding win COM
mence about the list of July or sooner if
possible, of which due notice viii be given.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-11

Globe Flower Cough Syrup-The
Peoples Great Remedy for Colds, Coughs,
and Consumption.-Its cures are numbered
by thousands: its failures are unknown.
Try it one time, and you viii use no other
remedy. For sale by al druggists.
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CITY Notices.

Money Saved is Money Made.-Ls-
dies genuine Kid and Morocco Slippers at
go cents per pair at Trecy & Coyle's, q
Union street. apq e
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THE LARGEST AND BEST.
Neu Advertisements.

Secondhand spring wagons for sale.
Clerk wanted.
Oliver Doud Byron st the Opera House.
See the advertisement of D. LoVeman &
Co., for all kinds of ladies' wear.
Collars and cuffs at Gilgan's Southern
Palace No. 113 Church street.
Prof. Traverner's reading at Wards
Seminary on Saturday next.
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Good Friday Services-ChurSn .! tne
Advent, by Rev. Edward bradley az Il
A. NJ. and s p, NJ.
Seats free, Christians OF WhAVe'ei
name are cordially invited to be present.
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of,iOuCOunty.

The Obion County Court mas voted a
tax of 20 cents per hundred on properly,
81 90 on marriage licenses, osAVe eaA On
privileges, and so cents on pohs i0' GULL
mon school purposes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-11

so pieces Spring Dress Goods reduced
from 80 cts. to 20 cts. at the National
Store, 3S Public Square.
an6 1t sun. wed .fri&sun
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DIED.

BUTTERFIELD-Died on the night of April
10, 1873, BETTE MARTIN, wife Of W. Q. Butter
field ..rr
Her funeral win take place from the Church
Of the Advent at II O'Clock A. N. Saturday.
Services by Rev. Edward Bradley.
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whisky i'm Bond.

The amount of whisky in bond in this
district on the LIST Of April was l52,772 gal
ions. the tax on which which was sos, 54S,-
SO. A good round sum in liquids.
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Across the Continent

In addition to ."Across the Continent"
Oliver Dond Byron's troupe will produce
the play of ''Ben Mccullough" during their
STAY in Nashville.
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Ladies' Suits! Ladies' Suits!-- Some
thirty entirely new and most elegant styles
now ready and made to order at the short
est notice. G.. RICE & Co, 81 College st.
mh30 eOdtf ton
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Linen and Cotton Sheetings; Linen and
T. r. Fable Damasks, cheap. cheap at
the Orleans Store, Is Public Square.
ape 1w OLWILL Bros.
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=
Frost.

Early risers yesterday morning found that
there;had been considerable frost the night
before, but we understand IL was auended
will but little damage, the iruN escaping
unhurt.
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There will be meeting of the Stock
holders of the Tennessee Coal and Rail-
road Company on Monday, the 5th of May
next, at No. II North Cherry street.
apo eodtd j. G. WARNER, Sec'y.
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A splendid assortment of Marseilles,
Crochet and Honeycomb Quilts, prices low,
at the Orleans Store, 10 Public Square.
ap6 IW ~ OLwILL Bros.
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FOalard Silks-Best quality from 65
cents to $1.00 ct G. Rice & Co.'S.
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Commissioner Of Deeds.

Henry E. fainter, Of Hartford, Conn,
was Yesterday appointed by the Cover
nor Commissioner Of Deeds upon the re-
Commentator of Gov. Jewell of that State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-11

Black Silks! Black Silks!&The very
best quality and cheapest SILKS in the city.
We defy competition G.. RICE 81 Co.
mh30 eOdtf
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Call and examine goods and prices at
the Southern Palace, 1l3 Church street.
apo wed n,sat JOHN GILGAN & Co.
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Coun,v SUPERINTENDENT.

e. w. Calender has been elected County
Superintendent of schools for Sumner
county, and Robert Smith for Trousdale
county-both competent gentlemen.
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"A Bleached Shirtings 123 cents, at the
Southern Palace, 113 Church street.
ap9 wed, fri,sat JOHN GILGAN s. Co.
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Silks! Silks! Silks Fifty pieces
striped and checked Silks at SIPS, selling at
other houses from $1.50 to $1.75.
mh30 eodtf G. RICE & Co.
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Silk POplins-The handsomest and
newest styles from so cents upwards, at G..
Rice & Cos. mh30 eodtf
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CITY NOTICES.

Leave Your Orders.-Leave your or
ders for Dressmaklng; leave your orders
for your Walking Suits; leave your orders
for your Underwear; leave your orders for
your Stamping; leave your orders for your
Hoopskirts; leave your orders at the same
time examine our Novelties, and We feel
sure to please you.
ap11 Ut D. LovEMAN & Co.
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5. j. Cobb, Dentist, has just opened a
new suite of Dental Rooms, So Union
street, corner Of Cherry, where he will be
pleased to see his friends and patrons.
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Ten to one that our 50-cent Poplins are
the best in Nashville. Compare samples
with ours before purchasing.
mh30 eodtf G. RICE & Co.
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TOwels.-Huckabuck Linen Towels sc.
Southern Palace, 1l3 Church street.
apo wed,fri,sat JOHN GILGAN 81 Co.
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C0rsets, C0rsets-Try our slips Cor
set, which is equal to any $500 in Nash
vile. G.. RICE & Co.
mh30 eodff
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Ladies' Linen Collars and Cuffs, latest
styles, just received at the Southern Palace,
113 Church street.
.. -r. JOHN GILGAN & Co.
ap11 wed, fri,sat If
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Ladies' Underwear and Furnishing
Goods, the handsomest assortment ever ex-
hibited in this market, at G. Rice & Cos.
mh20 a0dtf
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Four Pairs Ladies' Cotton Hose for %
cents at the Southern Palace, 113 Church
street. JOHN GILGAE & Co.
anQ wed fri sat -
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All new Goods at the Southern Palace,
113 Church street.
ape wed, fri,sat JOHN GmGAN & Co.
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Hosiery, HOsiery-The best assort-
nnent in the city. Ladies' Hose from 10
cents upwards at G.. Rice s. Cos.
mh30 eodtf -. .a--1
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Every description of Dry Goods sold Is
per cent. cheaper at the National Store than
any house in the city.
MCGLoIN & CURRID,
apo At sun, wedfri&sun So Pub. Square.
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The very latest styles in Silks at G. Rice
& Co.'S. Inh30 eodtf
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Eagle Shoe StOre-Removed to No. 9
Union street, between College and Market.
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The very best assortment of all kinds of
Dry Goods, and the lowest prices, at G.
Rice q Cos. misc eodtf