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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-17
Rolling Fork Bridge Swept away.

Yesterdays COmier-JOurnaI gives an ac-
count of the sweeping away of the bridge
across the Rolling Fork on the Louisville
and Nashville road, by reasons Of the food
caused by the heavy rains on Friday might
and Saturday morning. The Courier jour
nal says: Early yesterday morning it was
repOr, ed to the railroad officials here that a
great rise had taken place in Rolling fork
river, about forty miles from this city, and
that the bridge over hat stream was in an
unsafe condition in consequence of a grea:
accumulation of drift-wOod against its tim
bers. The passage # all trains over tks
bridge was accordingly forbidden by Sd
perintendent Rowland, VINO imm5diately
commenced preparations for the transfer Of
passengers, and at 2 o'clock yesterday
afternoon left Louisville with special train
to meet the train from Nashville due here
at 2:30P. NJ.
Duriny the day the river continued TO
swell, and the constantly increasing pile of
drift-wood against the timbers of the bridge
had become so great that when tie Nash
vile train arrived, it was deemed perilous to
attempt the transfer. Accordingly all parties
waited for awhile to see THO result, sGtisips
ting that the bridge would be swept sway and
at P. n. the crash came, teari away that
portion of the structure which was burned
and reconst ructed a few weeks az =, ami the
timbers sud drift-wood were swept together
down stream. The stream being thus
cleared, the passengers and baggage were
transferred to the special train, which al
rived here at hali-psst Z O'Clock last night.
1t will be several days before the bridge
can be repaired, and as consequence, the
shipment of frei 5ht will be suspended du-
ring the time; but, as all necessary arrange
ments for transfer have already been made,
there will be but slight detention to the
passenger trains.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-17
Reersheba spriags.

We have authority for saying that whilst
the number Of visitors at This popular place
of resort is quite large, the establishment Is
not full, and parties who contemplate going
the present week, can do so with assurance
OF finding comfortable accommodations.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-17
noath nrnn 0Id Resident.

Mrs. Brooks, wife of the late Christopher
Brooks, died in the city las. night Of cholera.
She was in the 9th year of her age, and
her residence here Gates back TO the early
history of the city.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-17

Remember Gou can get everything IN
the bedding In from Pillow 20 the finest
Spring or Hair Mattress at Ed. H. Millers
Bedding Mandatory, No. North College
street. All goods sold at lowest prices.
Nashville, Tenn. m.25 1n4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-17

Trunks, Valises and SltcheIs in great
variety, elegant, substantial and cheap, at
VIM. DunsseAd's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church,
SeWanee Block. jse II
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-17
CITY NoTICES.

Remember thst the special train Cor the
joint sale Of fine stock at Ewelfs Station
leaves at 7:20 A. NJ. on Wednesday.
je15 ct fs
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Go to Geo. S. MortOa's and get your
Books bound, 37a Uuioa street.
je12 thu&sun 2w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-17

Another lot of 10 cent Hose and Tow
els just received at Hogan Bros, Union st.
jeI5 st sur, wed, sat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-17
vr.~r,aye ON Deadertck.

The only official busine.s transacted by
Justice Everett, yesterday, was the mari
age of a colored couple. All Of Deaderick
street was out TO see the knot tied.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-17

The cheapest Book-BindeKy and Blank
Book Mandatory is Geo. S Morton's, 37s
Union street. ts12 thu6Ejun2 E
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-17
New A,IyertIsemenfs.

Removal of Vogeps tailoring establish
ment.
PAntaloon makers wanted at VOgel's.
Situation as bookkeeper wanted.
Two It's and mule strayed.
Insolvent notice.
Notice TO creditors Of the Peoples Ba9K.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-17

Count Won Bodelschwingh, formerly
Prussian Minister to France; has been re-
leased by death from the torture of hearing
casual acquaintsnces try to pronounce his
name.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-17

For Hats, Caps and Gents Furnishing
Goods call at % North Cherry street. No
charge for BensOn's Illustrated. Can snd
get copy. ie1 II
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-17

For every kind Of Binding at the Lowest
Prices go to Geo. 5. MortOnS 3T5 Union
street. jeI2 thu&sun 2g
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-17

Flower Pots, Terra Gotta and Iron
Flower Vases, Of the most approved styles,
can be had Of q. II. Ssoekeli & Co, So
Broad street. ie6 29
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-17

WO are badly scared. Come and buy
goods cheap. Hogan Bros, Union street.
ia1S 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-17

On account of the prevailing disease in
the CITY, the snnu i meeting of the Nash
vile Library Association will be postponed
TO July ].
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-17

New Lawns just received al Hogan
Bros, Union street. je+5S,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-17

Miss Nellie Thurston is engaged to make
balloon ascension this fall at the Antw erp
New York; Union Agricultural S0ciety's
grounds.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-17

Amount of rainfall in the past "a hours o.0T
inches
TelegrGphie Report from SIGNAL Service Corps q
s. a, Of ObssrUTttOa, at 3.5e o'clock p. My
the AAantic and Pacihc Linz.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-17
M0RruARY.
The Deaths on Sunday and Monday.
W. n...S -. E.ii<-,e tx,a daaths from PhOl-

The Deaths ON Sunday and Monday.
We give as follows the deaths from chol-
era for the past two days:
SUNDAY.
/ lsWHiTEs. -Daughter Of Ella Simpkins
| Hyde's Ferry turnpike.
Child of Andrew Marshall, South Spruce,
| cholera infantum.
James Reddy, Pearl street.
Child Of Robert Harding, South Spruce,
cholera infantum.
4 Hiram WATSON and wife, Foster street,
Noah Ed gefield
Mrs. SigmaD, South Sammer.
Mrs. Lewis, between Gay and Pearl
! street.. 4
Child of Theodore Willard, Stevenson
Avenue.
Mrs. Anna Pierce, wife of III. Pierce,
Ewing Avenue. Total whites 10.
aCoLoRED.-Wife of Alex Robinson, Line
street, near Watkins addition.
Wife of e. Edwards, South Union.
Child of Wesley Baker, corner of Sum-
mer and Crawford streets.
Child of G.. w. Watkins, corner Demon
breun and High streets.
Peter MaxeY, Whiteside street, between
Market and College. ~. ~ 1919
Hem letta Harris, Blbo's Avenn 10th
| district. -r-,-. t.1-.
Henrietta McGavock, Pearl street.
Stevenson, Ewing's Avenue. G
Nathaniel Mason, near Howard School.
Martha Campbell, st. Yincent's Hospital.
Eliza Lires, pauper, place of residence,
unknown. se ltr
Jenny Graham, North College street.
Minerva Hamilton, Edgeie'd.
| Two children of James Stewart, Muir
freesboro pike, just below the corporation
| line. Total colored Is. H.s,
OTHER CAUSES W
Child of Bob johnson, colored, residence
unknown, summer complaint.
/ Cheney Goodrich, colored, corner Of
| Crawford and High, consumption. Total-2.
| r. er.7 RECAPITULATIoN. f. Sfs.
| Total cholera deaths, Sunday. ........25
Other causes. .....:. z
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

RAILROAD TINE TABLE. /.
st. Louis and southeastern Railway.
Fast st. Louis Express leaves Nashville $40 AM
St Louis Express daily 80 200 Pm
Express trains arrive at Nashville at 7:lO AM
vJE ,8Wu Clio P. n. qH
tennessee and Pacific RafIroad.
No. Leaves Lebanon a. .....T:O5A A. n.
Arrives at Nashville et..9:10 A. n.
Leaves Nashville st.... .4:S0 r. n.
Arrives at Lebanon at. $40 p. n.
Prices Stage leave Lebanon st 7:300'clock M.
on Tuesdays. Thursdays and SATURDAYS Arrive
st Lebanon sc O'Clock P. X. on Mondays, We'd
esdays and Fridays.
Nashville, Chattanooga. Memphis and
NJ. LOufs Railway.
OhAt.anOoeatrainl leaves .7:45 !. n. and ssO0P. n.
NV * srrives12.16 PIX. ana l:So AM
Memphis sud st. Louis
rxin lesNoE..... .1:45 A. N, 700 and 1920 Pm
az ssaf. arrives. ,.4s45 A. 4. and 4:30 P. u.
sheIbyville train leaves. .4:QoF.K.
st 81 Errives.9:46 Am.
The 800 P. II. 1900 P. NJ. and 1:45 A. n. trains
Eouis9iIie and Nashville and Great
Southern Railroad.
Leave Staten on North College street at 300
Az daily and 1886 P. n, Daily except Sunday.
Arrives at 700 A. n, and 4:45 r. n.
between Nashville and Gailatin, except Edge
field Junction.
GaItatin Accommodation, Daily.
Leaves Nashviles 1880 p. M
louisville and FsshViBke and Great
Southern RaiIrOad.---kGshviIIe and
Decatur Division.
Leave L. & N. Depot, North college street,
Going South-7:20 AM; sos Pm.
Arrive North-4:40 An: 1;25 Pm.
Through trains arrive and depart from Louis
Vile and Nashville Depot, North College street.
Passengers car take trains It Louisville and
Nashville Depot or Nashville and Chattanooga
Depot.
OoLUMBIA AoooMMoDATIoE-Lesves $3.50 P.
NJ arrives 9:15 A. n, from L. s. n. Depot, North
college street. 49,
kOufEvflle and Cincinnati short Line
tr- Railroad.
Trains leave andarrive At Louisville Gsi ollows:
LKAvB. ARRIVE.
Southern Fast Line, except
sunday s35 A. n. T:60 r. Il.
York Express, daily. 500 P. lz:5O T. NJ
New York Night Express,
daily .................... l.OO p L. o'lo a. II
SUNDAY. .,............. 500 A. Il. Hoo A. 4.
Snnday. 80 =. $50 P. Il.
Lagrange Accommodate - a. I
except Sunday. b:OoP.K s:Uo A. M
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STATE OF TEE wkArHnr.

Local Report for this City. Monday,
June Is, 1873.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-17
RIVER NEWS.

Stage Of RiUers, June l6 ls73--HsiQht Of rUat Z,
above loo mater mark at 800 r. NJ
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FIRE INSURANCE. ~
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MUNICIPAL.
The ems Rnsiness Again

special meeting of the two branches of
the City Council was held yesterday, for
the Purpose of considering, further, the pro-
position made to the city by the Nashville
Gas Light Company,
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*BelOw high water mark Of 1s7l.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-06-06

thorough Book-kceper.
Quick an accurate in Figures. -
An Elegant and Rapid Penmah.
An Fluent Speaker and Writer.
Eonversant with the Laws of Business :
Posted In Commerce. Trade and Finance,
and IN general . thorough, wlde-awake business
man. II
Every farmer and merchant shoald nt his son for
successful life b. sending him for few months to
our institution.
We have unequalled facilities for iInpartlnE b
thorough business education. Our teachers are II
experienced accountants. Wehave course Of lee
tnres on business, arts and ethics unsurpassed III
tac United States We have une1nalled means oil
ations in st. Louis. Students be placed id the
family of one Of the Professors and under his
fhrrgp
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A Remarkable Wedd me-.

| 81 II
| A remarkable wedding recently took place
in Baltimore, Nd. The bridegrooinFwas Jesse
w. Uppercu, whese name has afiguredssone-
what prominently abtfo q. tae public ,dnli &
the past winter Nearly year ago hewas
arrested on suspicion Of having clustd the
death of his aunt by shooting her. Circum
stantial evidence, It was said, pointed him
out distinctly and the suspicious which were
ct first entertained reg ing his guilt
became strengthened into belief as evidence
was accumulated. The prisoner was indicted
for murder and put upor trial for his lifc---
The evidence brouglt out was entirely OF a
circumstantial character, and after q. trial Of
unpreced ned length the case was given to
the jury, the prevailing belief being tina. he
would be found guilty. The jury consulted
together for alpng time, and sfinally result
.ingSin the prisoners acquittaL AIT through
the two long trials q young lady possessed Of
unusual attractions and occupying high So
cial positiolr lii sBaItiInores was observed
watching the proceedings day by day, and
when the prisoner was acquitted she 'aiated
away in the court room. A few days since
the lady became Mrs. Uppercu.. ard beside
the relatives 81 tile bride and bridegroom at
The wedding ceremonies there were prcsen.
the Judge who had presided at the court, and
he counsel both for the defense and the pro-
Sc cntion. avsSa 54re,s gt TIT
A beautiful Indiana school girl, thirteen
years old and six feet one inch high, is caus-
ing general rupture among the suspenders
OF the short boys who try to kiss her. -
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- =.
> - = = SCIssORfNGs.

5lR
Wood for coflins--Dye wood.
Mood for saloon counters--Har Wood.
Drink for Irishmen--Celt-zcr water. aiir
sSenii-ologY-rhe..s Arabian Nights -
A nia,s whd assSsiatess With thieves 1iH AZ
Louis. Is fined $500.
John Golden, iof sc. 10 cpl, did ii, viii a
piece Of rope.
Kerosene kills more people than smallpox
does, and TN quite ms irightfsll Il manner, too.
A Chicaao policeman took out his little
pistol and. shot tho man dead Who had Is capped
from bis hands. 4 -. IL.
Kansas lawyers are fine,i for pro anity and
eo,tcntp OF Court, wien they ,ullertake to
quote latin to the Judge.
'sDufsts the dead aefonaaf. nriae twenty
nine ascensions before taking Ills last We
can only hope nd made thirty s<sfsRS
Charles Price, of Dunellen. n. j.. thinks. he
got the price of his nights work when, lie
found 500 h Che safehe bleRsopsh- q
Mir. Hopkins hand offended him. tor it had
been crushedsby the cars, 50 lie followelthe
Scriptural injunction and cutie a.. sss
Ella Rains. 81 COLUMBUS, Ohio, didn't care
to reach 4 mature age when her people told
her she was too young to marry, Sd She sppi-
soned herself.
The papers OF S, Louis call if A.. ...swect
wagsS bat HE man WHO had MatiElS Johes
arrested rs 4 common seold, didn't see any
thing .,swcet" in it,. -
Mr.Andrew johnson declares That General
Rawlins. instead Of Grant. is the. author Of
the line sllI fight II oaat on this Fine, il it
takes all Summer"
EMr.Evlckery ,sot Paterson, MI. with the
aid OF a big club, persuaded his wife TO jump
out OF tlieasecsiss story window Mr.. Wick
cry new litnafnates ajail. 49, ~
Mr.. Big Mouth. an Arrapahoe Chief, made
speech 40 the seirpoh children ots Leaven-
worth the other day. Mr.. Big Mouth, 1T is
said. is not unapprorriately named. Del
As Bsatinaorc paper rsays The sniaI who
eonihiits suicide isibeyond thH reach ofsthe
law" Wh0wuuld have thought that? We
always believed the law was al-powerfa,l.
The ouaha Bee duss't mean apytIling per-
sonal, but dpfhes HAT II theOmaha. Postmas-
ter would resign, s'many persons would feel
less anxious about their money letters
eylocked man up Boston for sNind-I
ling the proprietor Of dining saloon out oil
becfsteak. That's about the smallest thing
in swindles we have come across in some
time. ..-.-g,4. y. sar +.s4r4Tg5 F,e@
In view of the passage of the retroactive
salary bill, 1t seems to be generally agreed
sEhafo OF all sad words of tengue 81 pen, =
hesaadest are these, iswe dia have Ben. ~ I
--Provtdence Journal
When Shakespeare wrote about patience on
monument. didhc refer to the docto rs pa
tients?S No. asasts' = = =
How do you know be ltardliill didn't? Because you
always find them andera monument.
sANest III - aIsisIla Tis1iI.a fafs ai SSfs M Et
Mrs. Pitmanrof indianapolis, being b fore
al. Pom charge Of spanking q neighbours
child, IN reply to the usual question, declared
she was mot guilty OF suicide" She was
Aiieu Yl4 ~. ~w# e-s saEFt
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Elbow ~ Conquer tho pIodscs.
I'LL Il. il 49, Il, ,,lll,.,l


How 10 coaqlcr t . Modocs Is the question
now agitating the Pre- ,ident Of dc United
States, the VIZ department, The army ana
tile press. We have not gaten III Interior
jonrnal1alur an eastern Newspaper orthe slasi
thirty days that has not contained atlyisc oil
this question. We Es.ye given ours but, Of
course, not expecting that it would4b q,
once followed, because, rel tapesi Il like the.
hoop snake II Just rolls on head aill tail
together. Troops have been scEt fJr from
across the rocky mountains !; General Davis
HEADQUARTERS have been established az Ire-
ka, some eighty miles from the NJ odocs !;
General Gillem, from the lava beds. reports
Ito General Davis at Yreka; General Darts.
iron lreka, reports to General Schofield at
San Francisco; General Sci.ofiell, from sas
francisco, reports to General Shcrm.n al
WasL ington !, General Sherman reports to
the secretary Of war; the secretary Of war
eonsntsthc president, aud the president COT
suits Bishop James and the Rev. Mr.. New
man GcIaplaintcf the senate. re- Inc hishop
tells the ch.lp1aih whit he thinks about II !;
the chaplain Tells the president; the pres
ident tells the secretary Of war the secretary
tells Sherman Shermah tells Scofleld !; Se.lo-
field tells Davis; Davis tells Gillem Il vi llem
tells captain; tie captain tells alieatellant;
| lieutenant tells an orderly ser5ean and
an orderly sergeant tells d private to shoot
the first Indan he meets and externiinate
linn. .fhc.piivatc does MOI lind All Indian
| where lie looks for him. Whsnsiie does find
/ him he shoots and misses his mark, and the
Indian scalps the pfiyitcs. & Wlierenpon III
squad fills back upon It's company tile com
pany falls back upon the regiment; and tlis
regiment, intrenching itself, waits for more.
ammunition and acknowledgements come up
4 and surround the lava beds and strive the
Indians ouf.
II theAriny will cooperate will lhe. Csron
ieles WI will undertake to clean ihe hast Mo
\ doc o.it of the lava beds III just thirty da,
/ from date, An y army swore terribly in
Flanders;''' II our army win only lie. the
thing Il done; II the prisates and differs,
1 the Generals, and especially the ,conmissary
department. viii certify to the fact of the dis
covesy ofrich placer diggings ii tllesla
beds, theminers will-clean out the last IN
dian within the time wei,avcnamed. Let
4 The government, then, as Eastewaid, scatter
half as many, twenty dollar pieces as it will
cost to carry on an Indian Y among the
crevices ana rocks Of the lava upheaval, and
our miners will tunnel, shlice and ground
wash the Whole hundred square miles. 70 tbe
utter determination of the last India2 and
the last grasshopper. 4..e.sfss
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q SPECIAL NOTICE.
esfys ss6sEas
li, Il 4 &. I! Maniac !, |

Happy Relief for Yaung Mem from tle
effects OF Errors and Abuses in early life Man
heed restored. Impedments til Marriage removed
New method of treatment NrW and remark able
envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS.
No.a q WITH NINTH ~ Phliadslphts m IAN ~
sen1Nrt snH pf0feesional ek1il.
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GALLATIN CITY
Real Estate & Land
AGENCY

d W. HILL, Of callatin City, is fully prepar-
I ~ ~ SO to attend To ali Land Business, such as
preparing papers for Pre- 7emption and Homestead
on government landss proving little, &c II IL So
All kinds OF Deeds Mortgages. aud other legal
dispatch Ns HUE Ri
lying n the lower pan of the county viii and Etc
their INTEREST to give he acaIl 1888 -
= QaIca IN the store Of sGaIIop 4 Spear.
GalIatin Gity, If T April Is, 1872 d
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Mercantile Prize Association
or NEW YORK.
Daily Drawings! Il!
a PRIZE FOR EVERY TICKET

4
I Cash Gift $IsO,0i0l Is Cash Gifts ca. 81 ,oo(
6Gash Gifts ca. 50,0e0l seys 8 s bot
u s. g 4 %, 600 200 = s - 20t
20 - 81 !, 900 $50 - - LOG
400 Gold Watches. 4. 10 to 800
10 sewing Machines. % 20 l3t
% Elegant Pianos. .eacn 100 TO Ol
Cash Gifts. Silver Ware, etc. valued at ST. 500 O0t
i A chance to draw any of the above prizes for -
cents Tickets describing prizes are SEALED in en-
yelopes and veil mixed On receipt OF rs cents d
SEALED TTcKET is drawn without choice, and sent
By mail to any address !. The prize named upon il
will be delivered to the ticket holder on payment oil
ONE DOLLAR Prizes are Immediately sent to any
address by express on return mail.
You will know what your prize is before you pay
for IT. Amy prize exchanged for another of the
same value, No blanks Our patrons can depend
on fair dealing. 81 s.
OPINIONS or raIE PREss:-Fair dealing can be re-
lied on NJ. Herald, Aug %. Agenuine dlstri-
bntlon.-WorH, Sept. o. Not one of the day
WeekIy Tribune, July n They give general salts
faction. --Sfdafs Zeitung. Aag, q M
REFERENCES by kind permission We refer TO
the following Franklin s. Lane, drew S13 900.
Miss Hattie Banker, Charleston, ~, 600. Mrs Lou
lsa ~ Blake. ST Paul, Piano, 500: Samuel VI
Raymond, Boston,, $500. Eugene e Brackeft,
Plttsburg, Watch, $500. Miss Annie Osgood, New
Oriesns, VI, 200 Emory &. Pratt, Gelo1nbns, Ohio
ONE CASH ts1rr In every package Of $50 tickets
guaranteed; tickets for 81 90; 4 for 50 00 % for
W W; p0 fer - 90; loo for SIS 90
Agents wanted, to whom we offer liberal lndNc-
ments and guarantee satisfaction.
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HEALTH | BEAUTY!


STRONG AND PURE RICH BLOC -sINCEgAsE or
FLESH AND SWEItsffT-gLEAR SKIN AND BEAU
TIEuL GoMPLEXIQN EEGuRED TO Ill =
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FOR, Il EN- /

D The former residence of DR. Hunter; on RBozeran
Street, adjoining the Metropolitan HeteI, contain
ing seTen rooms. Apply 10 s. 81 y. Sc -
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MY DEAR" said the, sentimental Mrs.
Waddles, ..liome. you know. n the dearest
place on earths's Well yes. tAsaidstI,e prac-
tical fs. Yaddless Sit costs me about twice
a.mucIi nd ary other spot Y ts8s' " III sssIas
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-24
A Woman Critic.

Mr.. Charles Reade, the English novelist,
has been frequently accused OF gross pla-
giarlsms In his writings. His latest produc-
tion, 1.-THE Wandering Heir" has been criti:
cised with great severity in this respect
and recently "a quiet woman, living in a
''retired village" undertook to show that
The book in question was nothing more
than certain poem, written years ago by
Dean Swift, ''done into modern prose-"
This charge, Of course, excited the angry
author, who, rushing into print in his own
defence, boldly asserted that Shakespeare,
Milton and Corneille had all plagiarized-
an assertion which was promptly met by the
lady with the clever retort that while they
made their plaglarisms better than the origi-
nails, "The Wandering Heir" was but Swifl's
very readable poetry transformed into COM
mon-place prose. The contest between Mr..
Reade and "the quiet woman" is hugely en-
joyed on the native heath OF the comba-
tants, where any kind OF prize fight at
tracts scores OF admiring worshippers; and
il it turn out, as now seems likely, that his
literary head should be put Gin chancery"
by his female foe, il. will be foolish any
longer to attempt to dispute the superiority
OF the sex.