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GALVESTON. Oct, 13-Cotton weak;
good ordinary 151c; Texas ordinary l3Ic;
net receipts 81 bales; exports coastwise l.
7O6 bales; sales 150 bales; stock S,695
bales.
MOBILE, Oct. 10 = Cotton dull; mid
dlings lie; low middlings 1910; strict good
ordinary 153c; net receipts 1926 bales; ex-
ports coasswise 936 bales; sales 200 bales;
stock 1898 bales.
CHARLESTON Oct. IS - Cotton lower
and in fair demand; middlings 1910; low
15a616c; strict good ordinary 15e; net re-
ceipts 2,l72 bales; exports coastwiss 2,079
bales; sales 200 bales; stock Ia, 1902 bales.
SAVANNAH, Oct. .-Cotton-mid.
dlipgs 16sc; net receipts 3,065 bales; ex-
ports eoastwise 1858 bales; sales $50 bales;
stock %, I'll bales.
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Dea,h of Judge SMaYne.

Referring TO the Death Of Judge Swayne
il Memphis on Saturday last OF yellow
fever, the appeal says:
Our old and highly respected citizen,
Judge j. f. Swayne, died at his residence in
ChelseS yesterday, of the prevailing disease,
after very short Illness. Judge Swayne
has long been identified with all that per-
tanned to the interest Of Memphis. A lead
ing lawyer, and st one time member Of
the judiciary, he ever displayed the stIictest
sense of honor ana integrity, and was held
in the greatest esteem by bis fellow. citizens.
He was ever alive to the prosnerity of the
city and was ever ready to take 3 leading
part in any enterprise that would rebound
to her success. A the late barbecue of the
Old Folks of Shelby county, Judge Swayne
was solicited to deliver the annual address,
which was replete with fine, sentimental
and cheering words and in which be pre-.
dicted brilliant future to the city Of Mem
phis, which he hoped would soon be realiz-
ed, but which alss, by the fat of Divine
Providence, be was not destined to witness.
Deceased leaves family and very large
circle of friends TO lament his loss.
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Our Mothers, who were the best and
tidiest housekeepers In the world-except
our grandmothers!-took especial pride in
the possession of rows of tinware that glis-
tened like polished mirror. Every article
about their houses, susc 'ptible Of polish,
including the brass knocker, was regularly
frightened up until It fairly glistensd. With
their primitive material, such as bath brick,
emery, rotten-stone, ETC., it was a serious la
Dor, albeit one of love. Nowadays however,
their daughters use Sapolio, and in one hour
can polish more articles and do It better
than they could In whole day. Ii you
wish to excel your mothers In the bright
ness of your kitchen ware. use Sapolio.
oc1l dlw&w1t
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RumaWays.

There were several runsways on Main
street, Edgefeld yesterday moraing, result
ing smssh-ups generally. The horse at
tached to the butcher wagon of +. Kuhn
was the first to lead off 10 the sport, and the
wagon, at last accounts, WAS rolling along OF
three wheels. ]. Il. Merritt's horse, In or
der to be fashionable, started off on run
and The express wagon to which It was at
tached, collided with the buggy Of Thoms:
Straiton, upsetting it but doing no particu-
lar injury to that vehicle. Mr.. Stratton';
horse, however, was badly cut about tbe
legs. Mr.. Merritt's wagon, when 1t was re
captured, looked like it had been in storm
the body being smashed to pieces.
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Ehe Louisville Hotel.

Since the reopening ofthis old and well
known hotel, which wss closed several
months for remoddling and refurnishing, it
has increased its reputation as one of the
first hotels in the country. The changes in
the structure have'added greatly to the ap-
pesrance and comfort, while the furniture
is new throughout, and as fine and tasteful
as any hotel in the country. The table is
equal to any in New York or elsewhere,
and the attention to guests prompt and sat-
isfactory. There is smoothness and alb
sence of confusion in the entire manage
ment that make it comfort and pleas
ure, something like well-ordered home to
be its inmate. Mr.. Kean, the veteran pro-
prietor, has with him corps of assistants
at the head of whom is Gen. Tom Taylor,
who make it point to leave nothing IN
done that will contriout to the entire we'll
being of the guest. There is no hotel in
all the country superior in any respect ex-
cept 10 size, to the Louisville Hotel.
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Rurglnr,s s,nntlurad.

Sunday night officer Arnold took under
HE protecting care dsrkey by the name OF
Louis Talley alias Harris, whom be discoV-
cred at the corner of Union and Summer
streets with bag Of apples on his shoulder.
Yesterday morning officers Reed and BY
man captured his confederates, and after
working the matter up, found where the
two had concealed the clothing stolen from
Lewis store, on Market street, last Thurs
day night, and lot of meat taken from
Calvert Osmond's, on Front street, Sunday
niuht. The articles were stored away IN a
room occupied by Talley over Plummer's
GROCERY store on Pearl street. Several burg
Isr tools were also found N the room.
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Dentn Of Rfr. IIeston.

In our Sundays issue, we published q
telegram from Memphis mentioning the se-
rious illness of L. S. Heston, from yellow
fever. Information has since been received
of his death OF Sunday morning at 4 O'Clock.
Mr.. HegtoD had been 3 resident of this city
fir many years, and had large circle of
friends who will regret to hear Of his IN
timely death.
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FIRE.
4 stable and Three Horses

A Stable and Three Horses Burned.
About a quarter to II O'Clock last night,
Ere originated ia the large stable of John
Doherty Just beyond Kirkman street and
between Cherry and College in the Oh
ward. The building was frame, and that
fact together with the large amount of pro-
yender in the stable made It burn rapidly,
There were six horses in the stable, three Of
which were taken out by persons in the
nei hborhood and led through the halfway
of a residence to Cherry street. The othe,
three animals persisted in the flames. There
were several vehicles in the stable which
were also destroyed. The firemen were
quickly on the ground and by their exer-
tons, other buildings in the neighborhood
were saved. z
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Scsbenck,s Mandrake Pills,--The,

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 d.
ectly upon the liver, and are valuable
'smedy in all cases Of arrangement result
ing from q disordered state of that organ,
Liver Complaint, Bilious Disorders, Indi-
gestion, Sick Headache, Typhoid Feyers,
ETC., ETC., all succumb to the free use of
Schenck's Mandrake Pills. For sale by all
Druggists and Dealers.
my6 eodtiljsn15,'74 1855
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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 viii inspire you with new
lie, happiness and health. For sale at De-
movilIe g Cos and BY EWin, Pendleton &
Co. W. c. Hamilton g Co, of Cincinnati,
O., are the proprietors.
jan7 d1Sw1y tues &w
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Hnrnasa Arninl.

Esq. J. d. EAsley, of Hickman county,
who was Clerk OF the County Court for that
county, from 1886 TO 1860, twenty-four
years, has been psscsd in the harness
again, an win probably be continued in
that position for life. In bis vacation he
served his county efficiently in the State
Legislature, and has always proved himself
true and honest and csp2ble wherever called
upon TO work. We wish him long life and
Prosperity. la11-
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BADLY Hart.

Robt. Caldwell, Esq, the former Reve.
nue. Collector, met with bad accident on
Saturday morning last. While coming
down Woodland street, Edgefeld, on bis
way to the city, his horse SHE'D, and he was
thrown out of his buggy, falling violently
on the ground. he was still confined TO
his bed last evening aud suffering consider
ahlv
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RnrTan

NASHVILLE, Oct. -, 187S.-The agent
of the Ned Buntline Troupe received in
formation to the effect that bis troupe would
not reach here until Z o'clock this morning,
owing to unavoidable accident, but be as
sures us that they will open tonight without
fail. +. A, WITHAM, Agent.
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Elder Paul Bagley willfepeatih:s lecture
on India, China and Japan, in the Christian
Church, Church street, this evening at "a
O'Clock. Tie lecture Is reproduced at the
request Of those who heard it LAST night.
Its author is quaint, original thinker and
an eutertaing speaker. There is no charge
for admission, but any contribution voiun-
tarily made by his audience viii be SC
cepsable. e
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d.. l.. L Coamap, formerly Of this city.
and al bis family are down with the yellow
fever IN Memphis. One OF his friends here
received a letter yesterday, and Immediately
sent him aid. - q
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Revival I'm West End.

An interesting revival in West End, OF
two or three weeks duration, was concluded
on Sunday night. There were quite num-
Der of conversions. The meeting was con-
tinued during the past week By some of the
church members, the ministers having been
called off to the Conference,
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serious Illness Of IUstIce Hines

The many friends of Barney Hines, Esq.
of the thirteenth district will regret to hear
that he is continei 10 his bed from serious
illness. There was slight improvement
in his condition last evening". And being a
man full of life and humor, il is still hoped
thst be may rally and finally recover.
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Assistance FuIly Appreciated.

The managers of the ball to be given at
the Skating Rink on the 18th inst, for the
benefit of the Memphis sufferers, acknowl-
edge with pleasure The services of Jordsn
MCGOWAN and bis assistants, George Kee-
bic, Henry Rodgers, Charley Haley, Lit.
Ewing and Joseph GAMER, to furnish music
gratis for the entertainment. T-st
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Yeatmsn, Shield & Co. sell dry goods,
ha and varieties this morning.
Rooms in South Nashville wanted.
Situation as housekeeper wanted.
Canv2ssers wanted.
Bay mare strsyed or stolen.
See administrators notice.
Special meeting of the Hibernian Society
this evening.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Mrs. DR.. wilson advertises that she is
prepared to give special attention TO ladies'
and all chronic diseases.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-14

THE Roman Catholic Bishop Of Cloyne has
declared himselfstrongly infsvor ofthe Home
Rule movement in Ireland. The Archbishops
If Dublin and of Armagh, and most OF the
Bishops are, however, staunch believers IN
the present union with England.
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It is saddening to see our hair blossom
ing for the grave too early. More especially
women feel this affection, and it is even q
greater deformity to them than to men.
Ayers Hair Vigor removes it and restores
the hair sometimes, but its original color al
WAYS. oc8 eod1w
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POPLAR Lumber.-A few thousand feet
of choice Poplar Lumber for sale by the
Tennessee Chair and. Furniture Mar ufsc-
turing Co., at their Factory and Saw Mil in
North Nashville. oc11 eod1Os
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Latest Banking NeWs.-Received to-
day, large and beautiful stock Of Jet jew
elry and Ornaments, Bracelets, Belts, etc.,
to which we call your attention. Novelties
received daily. Give Us call. j. P. Ora
vile & Co., 25 Cherry street. oc5 If
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Trunks, VaIises and Satchels in great
variety, elegant, substantial and cheap, at
VIM. Dunstead's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church,
Sewanee Block. je6 tt
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First Glass! First Glass; First Glass;
If you want a Bath, Shave or BAR Cut,
Champion, Moustaehe Dyed, or anything
in Tonsorial line, call at the Battle House
Barber Shop. Webster & Gregory.
ocIl I'm
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FOR October.

We acknowledge the receipt Of the Octo-
Der number Of the Mississippi VALLEY In
duStTiaL Press, published in ST. Louis and
edited by Jere Baxter and r. T. Bradley.
Among the contributions in this number is
one on tie Aboriginal Mound Builders Of
Tennessee. by Joseph Jones, N. d.
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r.nn a nnnn,nhtn

The Louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern railroad will transport free, either
via Bowling Green or Mckenzie, any and
all articles that may be contributed for the
relief Of the suffering people of Memphis.
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IuherIfad Rorfuna.

We understand that well kDowa and
clever citizen of the seventh district of this
county has fallen heir to $4,000 by the
death of a relative in Chicago.
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WRAY.-Died Monday morning, Oct IS, 81
SK o'clock, at the residence Of her mother, Main
street, Edgeheld, PLEASANT A. WRAY, aged 10.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
this Tuesday morning, Oct. "a, at SK o'clock,
from Tulip-street Church, Edgsfeld. d
Services by Rev. Dr.. I. o. Summers.
HESTON.-Died in Memphis. Oct. u, OF yel-
low fever, LANDoN 3. HEsToN, formerly OF this
city, aged q years.
Louisville COurier-J0urnal please copy.
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a MAN named Warner had his leg broken
at Lexington, Me-, the other day, and being
in great pain be begged of some one to shoot
him. Mr. Curtis, ore Of bis neighbors, ohlig-
ingly compiled with the request, and il
amazed at finding himself arrested. ) Z
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Ten Cent, yard wide, Bleached Domes-
tic, best in the city, at the Southern Palace,
lib Church street. John Gilgan & Co.
oc2 th,fri,t tues If
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Assault and BATTERY.

Mike McFadGen, arrested yesterday upon
the charge of assault and battery upon VIM.
Snyder, bad . trial before Justice Cassetty,
and was bound over for trial before the
Criminal Court
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The concert al Turner Hall, for the ben
eft of the Memphis sufferers, 20. night,
should not be forgotten. Some fine music
may be ezp6eted, and after the concert 3
hop.
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Change of ScneduIe.

On and after o-morroW, The schedule OF
The Tennessee and Pacific Railroad will be
changed, the train leaving the depot at 4
P. NJ. instead Of 4:30 P. NJ.
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Black AIpacas, Lustre, equal TO Silk,
Southern Palace, 113 Church street. John
Gigan & Co. oc2 tn tn, tues II
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The Emory banner.

We are indebted to Hiram B. Siubble-
field, an Edgefeld boy, now st Emory and
Henry Jlleee, fer a copy of the Emory
BanRef, published at that institution.
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e Hogan Bros, Dry Goods and Notion
Dealers on Union street, continue TO sell
cheaper than the cheapest. oc11 81
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Stealing SHOES.

Rosa HarriF, colored, was arraigned befC re
Justice Cassetty yesterday upon tbs charge
of stealing pair of sboes from Miss WEBB.
The case WAS continued.
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Excellent Irish Linen rs cts. Southern
Palace, 113 Church street. John GilgaR &
Co. oc2 ii, fri, tues e
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A gentleman name Hughlet5 was thrown
from an express wagon on the Whites
Creek pike North Edcegeld Sunday even
ing last, and had his right am broken.
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A MEETING Of al the surgeons who
served in the Confederate army Is shortly to
be held in Richmond to talk over amputa-
tiOns and old times.
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.tMApv rrrIS n A

MAR1J THIS Is AWFUL
said, "Jimmie, where are you eoing?" He
said, aJimmie don't go; please don't go;
stsy at home for my sake and for mothers
keep him. he would have killed Annie
Jane if he could have found her then, 1
know
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Our SILK Finished Alpaca at 45c. is.the
cheapest in the United States. A. Winter
& Bro. ocl2sun, bues,s
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New G0Ods.-A splendid stock of all
kinds of best custom Boots, Shoes and
Caters; substantial goods for country 'cear.
Close prices for cash. John Ramsge 81 Son,
48 College street. ocl2 5t
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we're circulating about Richards and AM lie
Jane, aud that they had been seen out
BUGGY RIDING TuGETHER.
Annie Jane knew great many people In
town and she might have meet him without
orr knowing it,for she used 10 be cut quite
often; be never visited her at home. told
her what had heard, and she denied 1t at
first, and then afterwards said the reports
were true. That was last Friday night;
she said be told her 70 go to Cincinnati and
that be would marry ber there, but told
her SIZE must stand her ground, and stay
here; she said he told her be had always
wanted her, but that she would never coz
sent, and that now he had q
hold on her, she would want to marry bins
| went to Richards Office with Annie jar 9
and her little boy. Saturday. He said:
swell. Mrs. Hagan, what can L do for you?n
said: "Mr. Richards, don't want you to
do ANYTHING for me, bus for the family, 1
guess you know what that is?' He said:
AIRS. Hagan, Pm willing to do anything l
CAM. I told him then, the stories I had
heard and said that Annie had told me they
were true, aud ] said, "You are the one to
blame for the trouble. You have kept
company with her when Rh -
SHE WAS AN INNOCENT GIRL,
and you always pretended you wanted to
marry her," He said be wouldn't marry
her If = (the language used By Richards
here, according to Mrs. Hagan's statement,
was Of the most blasphemous character
not at all fit for publicationl. he said:
"Mrs. Hagan, i IA bound up SO that
couldn't marry anybody said: "Know-
ing that, why did you take advantage of 8
lone womaD?" He said: "It's mans
place to ask and woman's place to refuse;
/ asked him If hs had no intention OF mar
rying her, aud he said he had none at all.
/ left Annie there, and he told her that if he
should marry her, he would be shot within
twenty four hours. / told Mr.. Richards
that the boys had not heard of this yet and
that it was good for him that my husband
was dead and gone for if he was not he
wouldn't let him live twenty four hours,
and that if her brothers knew OF it there
would be trouble, for they wouldn't want
tn live
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A new Importation of Broche ShaHls
Just received at A. Winter q Bros.
nell sun. tuea sat -
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BIa1k {. j Indicates no report, cipher (OI STA D
donary minus () tendency TO fall; plus On ten -,
dency to rise. A. Q. FoRDs Observer. T.-e
The river is declining At this point, with
IL inches on the Shoals,
The Arch P. Green departed foe Padu-
cab. sos ~ fEa8.AfF
We acknowledge the recsips Of COMING ~
dore Rollingpin's Almanse for 1874, which,
We need ncs say is rich, rare and racy. Iksfs
Is Published At the low price Of % cents. .assz5
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FuNERAL Notice

The friends and acquaintance OF the late =
NJ. RICHARDS are respectfully invited to attend. ]
his funeral from his late residence on Cherry
street, near Broad, to-day TUESDAY at II oclOcx
A. Il. - -
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CRY NoTICEs.

Mrs. DR.. Wilson begs to announce to
the ladies of Nashville that she has just re-
turned from Europe. She is now prepared
to give special attention to ladies' and all
chronic diseases. Office No. % South High
street, between Church and Broad streets.
Mrs. DR.. Wilson, formerly Of Memphis.
oc1A DE
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Real Alexander Kid Gloves at 81 a pain
at A. Winter & Bros. oc12 SUD, tues,saf
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French Merino at 75c, worth 81, at A.
Winter & Bros. ocl2, sun,tues, sat
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TRADE PALACE.



New COlored Alpacas, 22zc upwards. -
New Black Alpacas 22Kc upwards 49,.
New Duchess Dress Goods z3c, al coIors.
New Vienna Dress Goods, 45c-
New Paris Dress Goods, Soc
New Berlin Dress Goods, 40 to s6c.
New Colors Irish PoDlins, 90c upwards. -
New Mourning Dress Goods CT all kinds.
New Tycoon Robes cheap. cav
New Prints, best goods, 10c. sf
Yard-Wide Bleached Domestic, 10c. !.
Loom Table Linen, SOC.
Bleached Damask, soc upWardf. ~ :
Towels, 7 re each and upwards. Fz3
Napkins 4c eaeh and upwards. -,
Canton Flannels, good, at 12c-
White Flaunels, 20 cents upwards.
Scarlet Flannels, 25c upwards. ~
Blankets, $3.50 per pair uPgards. H
Boulevard Skirts, I5c each.
Ottoman Shawls, S2.15 upwards.
Corsets, French, soc, worth Si-25,
2-ButtOn Kid Gloves, all eOlOrs, CSC. q
New Ruehes, New Wells, New Sashes.
Ladies' Vests, 75c upwards.
Great Bargains in EmbrOideries.
Great bargains in Children's Fanc7 Hose. p
Great bargains in Ladies' Hosiery. -s 49,
WaterprOOfs, soc upwards.
Cassimeres for men and boys, cheap.
Ladies' VIII please cali and see my
stock.
TRADE PALACE, 81
II Publfe square.
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Dry Goods at panic prices at A. Winter
& Bros. oc12 sur, tues, sat
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Latest styles in Fancy Goods just re-
csived at Jos. E. Loiseau & Co.'S.
0e10 az ..rt.ass-
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Good quality Waterproof at 96c and
upward as A. Winter q Bros. zrg
oc12 un.tues, sat -, si.-r-