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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-29
THE RAILROADS.
Complicated Accident on the Penn.
syIvania Central.

Complicated Accident on the Penn.
syIvania Central.
PITTsBURG, PA, Aug. %. "A serious
accident occurred to a passenger train on
the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, near
Johrstown, yesterday. While running at
tbs late of 35 miles per hour the second
passenger car wss thrown from the track
in such way that 1t ran into the bank of
the river, and deep embankment of about
40 feet being on the other side, the plat
forms of the two front cars were jammed
in, but not telescoped. A cross-tie was
thrown from the track in such q way as to
prop the front p issenger car at an angle of
forty-fiVe degrees. The rails and ties were
torn up the whole length of the train aud
the sleeping coaches were thrown out upon
the bank. The passengers were all found
to be unhurt, with the exception of a few
bruises.
Another Accident.
An accident also occurred to cattle
train on the Pan Handle railroad in
Birmingham, South Pittsburg which,
fortunately did not result in the loss
of human life, but caused considerable de-
struction of property and interfered with the
passage oftFains.
Still Another ON the Pennsylvania
Central.
DowNNINGToN. Pa. Aug 2o.-A passen-
ger train, on the Pennsylvania road which
left Philadelphia last night, ran into the
rear end of stock train at Chester Valley.
Three cars, the caboose of the latter and
the engine and express baggage cars of the
passenger train were thrown from the
track, 5lockading the road. John McDou-
rec, fsgmau, was killed.
A Blind Couple Killed.
TROY, n. Y, Aug. 28.-A blind man
and his wife were killed at Bath, to-day,
by Hudson River Railroad train.
To be Tried for Homicide.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2S.-Beane, the conduc
tor of the coal train on the Chicago and
Alton Railroad, which caused the recent
terrible loss of life at Lemont, was arrested
at Monee, H., yesterday afternoon, brought
to this city in a buggy to-day and lodgedin
jail.
From Nashville to Evansville.
EVANSVILLE, Aug. 2S.-The Journals
Owensboro special says meeting of stock
holders of the Owensboro and Russellville
railroad. .at Owensboro, empowered the direc-
tors to consolidate with the Evansville and
Owensboro railroad receiving the Tennessee
charter for the extension from Adairsville to
Nashville, making through route from
Evansville to Nashville.
Five Persons Manxled.
TERRE HAUTE, Aug. 2S.-A collision
occurred on the Vsndalia Railroad at Macks-
vile, one and half miles west Of this city
this evening, by which FIVE persons were
badly hurt. An engine with pay car was
comingieast and jumped the the track on
account of the spreading of switch and
ran into the of a gravel train standing on a
side track. Both engines were totally
wrecked and caboo,e telescoped by ten
Iar
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Death of q Distinguished Catholic
Divine.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 28-Rev. Father
r. Kane, editor-in-chief of the English part
of the Progator CatboliQate, disd this morn
ing, aged Al. He was Professor Of Greek
in st. Mary's College, Maryland, at Is, and
settled in Louisiana before be was Il where
he was ordained priest. In the ministry he
displayed great zeal, and is remembered for
successful orstoIial attempts at st. Patrick's
church.
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Injunction Refused.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2S.-Judse Treat OF
the United States Court, to-day refused
the application of G. A. Whiteomb for an
injunction to restrain the old Board OF
Directors of the St. Louis Mutual Life
Insurance company from turning over their
trust TO the new Board.
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Want a Slice Of Prospective subsi

The Assembly Committee on Transpor-
tation will meet in Saratoga, Sept. 8. The
object is to obtain all information possible
on the subject of transportation from the
interior to the seaboard and be able to i'm
press the United States Senate Committee
on Transportation that New York State
possesses the most feasible and advanLa-
geous route, and one most worthy OF such
Improvement at the expense of the General
Government, as will open it as the great
channel of communica ion between the
West and the Atlantic.
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BELLE VERNON.
RnurLirea I.nat

CINCINNATI, Aug. 2S.-The latest advi.
ces from the sunken steamer Belle Vernon
places the number of lives lost ut four the
engineer, and iremen from Cincinnati and
two deck passengers who came aboard st
Shawneetown, Ill. s-az8
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TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New York
last evening at 50 for the old issue and S1f
for the new.
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POLITICAL.
The Mississippi Radical Convention.
Senator Cooper Threatens TO Rhn as
am Tudanaudaua asrssa-s ss.,as


Senator Cooper Threatens TO Rnn as
am Independent against Aines.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 9p.--fhe Appears Jack
son (Miss.) special tonight says in the Re-
publican convention resolutions were adopt
ed appointing committees to draw up reso-
iutions and reorganize the State Executive
Committee. It was resolved that candi-
dates who submit their names should abide
by the decision of the convention. The
balloting for Lieutenant Governor then be-
gan. On the first ballot Caldwell got 81,
Carter, colo; ed, 92, Davis, colored, 50, Nor
gan 10 and Little q. On the second ballot
Caldwell got A, Carter 80, Davis 20, Nor
gan 8 and Little IA. Senator Little with
drew his name. On the third ballot Carter
got SO, Davis of Natchez, 11S,. scattering IL.
Carter then moved to make Davis's NOM
ination unanimous, which was carried with
loud cheers and music.
Hill, of Marshall, was nominated for Sec
retarv of State on the 10th ballot. A re-
cess was taken till 4 O'Clock. The morning
session was mainly consumed in discussing
the merits Of the candidates by their several
friends. The best order was preserved.
the galleries were crowded with citizens.
The afternoon session was consu ned In
balloting for Treasurer without result.
Senator Cooper will address the people
at the hall of the House of Representatives
tomorrow night, and it is rumored he will
appear as an Independent candidate against
Ames.
Sensible.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2S.--The Demo-
cratic Legislative Municipal Convention
have effected a compromise and nominsted
Phillips Roach and Frank McCopping for
the State Senate.
Want a Share In the spoils.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 2S.-A large mass
meeting of colored citizens dissatisfied with
the distribution of Federal patronage here,
was held in Montgomery square tonight to
take into consideration a call for meeting
of said political condition of voters in the
city and State and adopt measures 10 secure
the legitimate fruits of right of suffrage. A
number of speeches were made and resolu-
tions adopted condemning the leaders of the
Republican party here for ignoring their
best friends, the niggers, and denomcing
the party in the city and State,
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RnreancrRtic POLICE.

The suppression by the police commits
sioners of several documents which are part
of the public business of their department.
is subiecting them to sharp criticism. The
latest documents which they attempted to
conceal were the letter of Gov. Dix refusing
to arm the police, and their own order
which it is said virtually protects gambling
houses.
Want a slice of Prospective Su6si-
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CorToN advanced to 201e for middliDg
in New York yesterday.
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A Violent Death,

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2S.-Capt. Ed. Hol-
brook, who was thrown from street car
last night, died of his injuries this morn
ing. He was one of the largest owners in
the tobacco trade here and one of the first
manufacturers of plug tobacco. The To-
bacco Board adjourns tomorrow and will
attend the funeral
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Senai.Omeial.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2e.-Inquiry has
been made both at the war department and
the Indian Bureau concerning the reported
Indian massacre at Fort Sill. The officials
In both offices discredit the report. Two
companies of the 10th cavalry and several
companies ofiDfaDtry are at Fort Sill and it
is considered certain that should massacre
have occurred information would have
promptly reached here by a nearer route
Than via Waco.
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Naintt aud Smerifam.

GOLD closed steady in New York yester-
day at 1l54.
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Want a share I'm the spoiIs.
MINOR INCIDENTS.
Gen. wasnlngton,s Hesaquarters.

0eA. WasnAnBtOns heeuquarseFs'
NEwBURG, n. Y, Aug. 2S.-A Com
mittee of citizens have undertaken to i'm
prove the appearance Of Washington's
Headquarters ID this city. The expenses
will be betrayed by private subscription.
The war department at Washington prom
ises cooperation. Secretary Belknsp has
ordered thirty cannon, ten Spanish and
ten Mexican, and ten pieces captured du-
ring the late war, to be sent here and placed
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ward Beecher on the stump.

LANCASTER, n. H, Aug. 2S.-Henry
Ward Beecher in the open air last evening
delivered the closing address of the Wo-
mans Suffrage Convention to about two
thousand people. The address was to be
made in the loft of mill, but the supports
of the floor yielding to the weight of the
crowd, all were obliged to go out doors.
Fatal Collision OF Racers.
LEWISTON, Me-, Aug. 2S.-By collision
on the driving park this morning between
the horses Bismarck and Mary, the latter
was killed and the former badly cut. The
driver of Bismarck was severely injured.
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An Epidemic I'm Banking Circles.
NEW YORK.
Faagh am Reallagh.

NEW YORK, Aug. 28-Tbe twelfth gen
eral convention of the Fenian Brotherhood
in the United States and Canada is being
held in this city. The Secretary's report
showed that twenty new circles have been
organized the past year indicating an ac-
cassion of about four thousand members.
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TREMENDOUS SENSATION.
Fort Sill Captured by Indians
A Cavalry Regiment Cut to Pieces
Women and Children Butchered.

A Cavalry Regiment Cut to Pieces
Women and Children Butchered.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2S.-A specia
from Waco, Texas, to the Picdy1nae says,
the stage driver brings in news that large
body of Indians surprised and captured Ft.
Sill, in Indian Territory, massacreing the
women and children and nearly half Of the
fourth U. S. Cavlary.
Little Phil. Denies the Charge.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2S.-The report from
Waco, Texas, via New Orleans, OF an at
tack by Indians on Fort Sill and the masss-
ere Of women and children and part of the
fourth cavalry, is undoubtedly canard.
No report of such an attack has been re-
ceived at Gen. Sheridan's head quarters
here, as would undoubtedly have been the
case if one had been made. Moreover, the
fouth cavalry is at Fort Clark, on the Rio
Grande, and not within five hundred miles
nf Fort Sill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-17

GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING NEW
srocK. Christian Hess, Merchant Tail.
or, has Just returned from New York
with large and elegant assortment
Of cloths, caSaimeres, ,ovefcoatlngs, vest.
ings. dress shirts, under garments,
gloves, collars, everything in short per.
tanning to gentleman's toilet except the
hat and boots. Mr.. Hess keeps the best
OF goods; he employs good workmen,
makes neat fits, and charges moderate
prices Gentlemen wanting handsome
Fall or Winter suits should give him q
call. z 'griEita 81;
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SHOOTING ARRAY.
The Press and the Plstol.sLlvely
Times in tho 9Th Ward.

The Press and the PlStol.sLively
Times in the 9Th Ward.
About noon yesterday o lively use OF
the pistol was INDUCED In by Mai. James
w. Sweeney and Messrs. Lewis Baker
and ]. 81 J. ClaTlnon, Of the ReNster,
down In the 9Th Ward.
Messrs. Baker and Clarkson were sit
ting in streetcar No. 4, which was stand:
ing on the switch near the end Of the
track, when Maj. Sweeney and another
gentleman came toward the car In q
buggy. When he saw Messrs. Baker and
Garrison, Sweeney stopped his horse,
jumped from the buggy and walked to-
ward the car. In regard to who COM
menced the shooting there are conflict
ing statements. Mr.. Clarkson says
that Mr.. Sweeney fired several shots
into the car as he approached, while
Mr.. Sweeney asserts. that Mr.. Clarkson
discharged the first pistol. The gentle
men mentioned were the only per-
sons in the car, and upon jumping from
the front platform they met Sweeney, who
had followed them around. The fact 10
clear that here both drew their revolvers
upon Sweeney, but for some reason Mr..
Bakers weapon was not discharged.
Sweeney continued to shoot alternately OF
them, and Clarkson discharged his pistol
four or five times. Mr.. Bakers pistol
being useless, he sought shelter In o store
room near by, and Sweeney was following
when he was stopped by Officer Adam
Wernig. Officer Baum at the same time
appeared and assisted in terminating the
affair. -...
tMr. Clarkson received . sllght fesh
wound in his right shoulder, and bullet
struck cane about two inches below his
left hand, shattering 1t to fr agments. Mr.
Bakers right hand was slightly scratched.
and there is o bullet hole in the skirt Of
his coat Mr.. Sweeney was unhurt. There
are six bullet holes in the end Of the car
in which the gentlemen were sitting. Dur
ing the shooting the parties were moi
more than six or eight feet apart, and il
Is truly wonderful that the result was moi
fatal to some one.
The three gentlemen appeared before
Squire Johnston, and their several case.
were disposed OIL az follows: Sweeney
was held in 81 500 bonds TO appear at the
County Court to answer to the charge OIL
shooting at Lewis Baker with intent &c
kill, and in 81 900 for shooting at Clark
son. Messts. Baker and Clarkson were
each held in 81, 900 for shooting at swee-
ney.
Sweeney, Baker aud C!GIkson were az
forwards arrested by city officers for dis
turbing the peace. Sweeney confessed
Judgment, and paid fine Of $40 and
costs, and Baker and Clarkson gave bond
for their appearance this morning at the
police court.
The affair grew out Of some comments
made by yesterday mornings Register
upon the candidacy Of Maj. Sweeney fol
the Stste Legislature.
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Won AT LAsT-This sparkling society
comedy will be produced Tor this evening
only at the Opera House, and will be
placed upon the stage in the most artistic
manner. The cast includes all the entire
Dramatic Company, and with the side
splitting commedietta, "Sarah's Young
Man." will no doubt prove q bill that will
fill the house. The ladies particularly are
loud in their praise Of the first class stylein
which the new Opera House is being con.
Quoted, and will all be present upon this
occasion in all their beauty and iaehion.
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CONVENTION OF RAILROAD MgN.-A
Convention OF railroad dlgnitaries from
all parts OF the country, north, south, east
and west, was held at Grafton on las,
Wednesday. The object Of the gathering
was tho connection o! time tables, the
rapid transit Of freighta, and to make
other improvements ofadvantage to both
the railroads and the people.
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THE ELECTION.

mr.. PannelI Goes 10 the "Pefmanent
Seat"
But little interest was manifested in the
election yesterday for member OF House
OF Delegates from this county TO fill the
vacancy occasloned by the resignation oil
DR. Hullihon, and the vote polled was
very light. Returns from all the city pre-
cipcts give Mr. Panpell a majority oil "54,
and The three country townships will prob
ably greatly increase this majority. The
following Ia Q table containing the vote
polled for the different candidates In the
CITY,
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$I,500,000,
divided into $4,000 cash gIis, will DO distributed
by lot among the ticketholders,

Total, - 900 Gifts. al eash, amounting. ..o ;,
Tho distribution will DO positive, whether OIL
the tickets are sold or not, aud the l2,00u gifts
all paid In proportion 10 the tickets sod.
PRICE OF TICKETS
Whole tickols $50; Halves gas; Tcnths, or
each Coupon, $5; Eleven Whole Tickets for
$500; 22H Tickets for $1,000: lI3 Whole Tickets
for IS, 600; 2e7 Whole Tickets for 10000. NO
discount on less than $500 worth Of Tickets at
time. -
compan!ed BY the money promptly filled. LID
eral terms given to those who buy TO sell again.
THOS. E. BRAMLETTE,
Ag't Pub. Lib. Ky, b Manager GIFT Concert,
Public Library Building Louisville, Ky.
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AUCTION s4LR.-LargO and tlne collec'
ton Of Oil Chromos, to DO sold at Wick
hams auction room, Saturday afternoon
commencing at 2 o'clock. Fresh con-
alignment, ali to be sold without reserve.
Tho intention. Of buyers Is particularly
called 70 this sale, as the goods must be
closed out. Goods now on exhibition;
cali and examine before sale. The stock
Consists Of the very best published, and
IA mounted in fine gilt and walnut frames.
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WHITE FURs and trimmings cleaned
moth.eaten Furs repaired and made as
good as new; mufs lined. The only
place where you can get Job done per-
feet Is at George q. Kurtz's, as he has
learned the business Of q iurrier, and will
guarantee all work done by him satisfac.
tory; 1419Main street.. RhN g;A
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"TEN NIaHrs IN A BAR RooM."-This
great Temperance drama was presented 10
comfortable audience last evening OF the
Opera House. Judging from the rounds
OF hearty applause which we heard from
our sanctum, the piece was well received.
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HELD IN $500.-Major J. W. Sweeney
appeared before Squire Johnston yester-
day morning, and was held in bond Of
$500 to appear at the County Court and
answer to the charge OF assaulting o. 8.
Long, Esq , on Wednesday last.
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A NEW THING. is the domestic paper
fashions" q book which ladies can GET
free Of charge BY calling at the Office Of
the Domestic Sewing Machine Co., 1915
Market street.
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MILrTARY.-Therc will be meeting, of
those interested in the organization Of an
Irish military company on Saturday even.
ing next, at z o'clock, at the office Of
Thos. Mccormick, ESQ.
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BASE BALL.-A match game OF base
ball will be played at Elm Grove. satur-
day, October 18Th, between the Modoca
of West Alexander and rine Of the Elm
Grove Climb.
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TEE only place in the city where you
an.get your Furs cleaned, and moth.
eaten places repaired, Is OF George Il.
Kurtz's, as he keeps on hand the different
kinds Of furs to repair with. Also, full
line Of oil kinds Of trimmings and silks
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Books AT AUCTION. - Our citizens
should not fail to attend the great sale
now taking place at Wickham's Auction
Room. 1t is q splendid collection Of
books, and they are actually selling OF less
than hayt regularprtcsS. The sale viii
continue two days more. f,iG'
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For FALL fashions, ladies will please
call and secure one OF those illustrated
catalogues given away at the Office Of the
Domestic Sowing Machine Co., 1916
Market street,
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Doors AND suoEs.-Go to Blends fol
your Boots and Shoes, where will be seen
the best assortment and cheapest Boots
and Shoes in the city. L. V. Blond, 1885
Main Alreet
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A LARGE and handsome book of the
latest fashions, givea to all ladies who
call al the office Of tho Domestic Sewing
Machine Co, 1876 Market street
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JUsT received another lot Of county
knit all wool sacks, at very low prices,
at Henry Jacobs. - cod
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GENTS Slippers in endless variety, the
calf Alex. Tie and calf Boots, hand made,
superior in style and finish to any ever be.
fore offered Of L. V. Blends, 1885 Main
street a' 90" ''' % 'z- s-@.'''s
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ANOTHER D Observation-Disclosures Lodge
No. ., / o. o. F, has donated $s5 to
the Memphis sufferers, and $l5 to Shreve'
nort
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Ladies Misses, and child's Shoes, Fall
styles, Of best Philadelphia and Eastern
manufacture OF L. v. Blends, 1885 Main
street. fzg~g.5rl- sa.-
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STRINwAY Pianos,
Knabe Pianos,
Emerson Pianos,
Mason & Hsmlin Organs,
Smith American Organs,
Packard Organs,
At lowest prices and reasonable terms,
at Adams q Lucas
1897 Market street.
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JusT received, another lotOt those fine
Rubber Velvet Belts, at SchwAbacl.er's
Union street.
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srRREoscor1c views Of all the interest.
ing scenes In the old and new world, at
Roblnson's Gallery, III Main street.
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The greatest bargains In undershitts
and drawers OF all kind you can get Of
Henry Jacobs. cod
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LADIES are requested to call at the Of.
fee OF the Domestic Sewing Machine
Company, 1916 Market street, and receive
free catalogue Of the latest fashions.
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IT BEATS THE WoRLD.-All wool Elan.
nelS for 20 cents per yard at J. W. Fer
reTs, Centre Wheeling.
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LARsEsT lot and greatest variety of Pic
ture Frames In the city ct Robinson's Gal
lery, III Main street.
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Two NICE PIANOS for rent by the quar-.
ter at low rates, at Sheib's Music Store,
18th street, opposite Mcclure House.
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N o N5MO0BE'S, RURAL HEW-Y0RKfR.
VI. a., u the Great n1strated 40 ;I1yLTu.
thoilty upon Practical Subjects and High
Toned i.itera journal 0uiy $2.5Oa year. ets
TO cubs. Great tmiums or Lash Commission
10 Agents 2hrtten AumlsS loct 10 Jan On
Trial, for ONLY FIPrT Gent, Premium Lists,
&c sent 60 TO all Tidal subscribers
Address D. D. T. MOokE, New York City.
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A HANDSOME stock OF shawls and
scarfs, and prices 10 suit everybody, at
Henry Jacobs. 70. cod
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New style Worsted Trimmings for
cloaks and Redingo,es, al. schawbacker's,
Union Street.