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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-13
HUNTINGTON'S,
No. 8 NORTH CHERRY ST.,
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NEWS AND NOTES.

The st. Charles Theater at New Orleans
boasts a cat who lends his voice to the ap-
plause given during performance.
In New Orleans the night police force
goes on duty at six o'clock, and remains
until two o'clock, when they are relieved
| by a second force until seven O'Clock A. NJ.
There is an orange tree in one of the
gardens at Paris that has reached the re-
spectacle age of 400 years.
Seamless paper boxes made directly from
the pulp is The latest novelty in the paper
line, for which patent has been obtained.
In Chester county, Pennsylvania,
couple Of old misers, brother and sister,
have been living in abjeCt want, though
they had amaSsed a fortune of $4,000.
The sister died few days since from starva-
tiOn.
The bogus watchmen are accUmulating
much lucre at Baltimore by preying upon
its unSuspecting citizens.
Walter SCOTS novels are now sold at
three pence apiece in London, and the
dealers say that his books are read now on
~ by the hUmblest class of buyers.
Marguerite Diblanc, the French maid
who gained such a notOrity last winter by
the murder Of her mistress, Madame Rel.
in London, has just died in prison.
The last Florida invention is that Of ty-
ing a tallOw candle to the city gas-burners
Of Jacksonville, in order to increase the
light.
Mr.. Monday, who lives near BufOrd, Ca,
brought 10 that place peculiar rock. said
tocontain diamonds. He claims to have
been offered hundred thousand dollars for
the right to work out the vein.
The ladies Of HiliSbOrO, Ohio, having
drawn up petition TO the retail liquor
dealers in the place to stop selling, marched
around in procession, and presented it, at
the same time holding prayer meetings in
the placiS visited.
Dir. II. L. Howard, of Fairfax county.
Va, while cleaning out the sInOke-hOuse,
one day last week, dug up an eighteen-gal-
lon keS Of peach brandy, supposed to have
been put there By Mr.. Towards grandfather
some fifteen or twenty years ago.
In the trial of a thief for stealing a coat
at Washington lately, the question as to
whether il was 4 dress coat was raised,
and after a good deal of discussion. was
left to the jury, who eyaded the point and
brought in & verdict assessing the value Of
the coat at S25, without q word about its
proper station in the hierarchy of fashion
aDle clothes.
On New Years day, near Ashville, North
Carolina, Mr.. Newton Owensby, while
riding one mule and leading another, both
having the gearing on them, became en-
tangled in the trace chain by reason Of the
falling O: the mule which lie was riding.
The animal recovered and both dashed Off
at a frightful speed, dragging the unfOrtu-
nate mana long distance over rocks, stumpS,
etc, and when the mules were stopped, he
was a shapeleSs mass of battered flesh.
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LATEST MARKETS n TEIE5 f.ApH

GALVESTON, Jan. 12.-COtton duh and
weak, demand light; good ordinary 14lc;
net receipts ,T37 bales; exports to Great
Britain $50 bales; 10 Bremen 81 bales; to
France 24O bales; coastwiSe 1,1S6 bales;
sales 1000 bales; stock los, 634 bales.
CHARLESTON, Jan. r. Cotton firm;
middliugs l6c; low middlings 15Ja15Sc;
strict good ordinary 15c; net receipts 3,499
bales; exports to France $50 bales; coast
wise PISS bales; sales 1900 bales; stock
G9,20l bales.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 12-CottOn very firm:
middlings 16c; net receipts Alb bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain 3 16T bales; CONT
nent 100 bales; coaStwise 1907 bales; sales
1886 bales; stock lO4, POO bales.
MOBILE, Jan. r. Cotton firm; mid
Oings 13c3; low middlings 15C; strict good
ordinary 14al4!c; net receipts 2,S95 bales;
cross receipts 2,903 bales; exports to CON
tinent 1,O3G bales; cOaStwise III bales;
sales 1,2O0 bales; stock 63,31G bales.
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MEXICAN WAR.
The Veterans Hold a Meeting.

at a meeting of Veterans of the Next
can war, called through the public papers,
| there assembled at the Maxwell House yes
| terday quite number of Veterans, and on
| motion OF l.. G.. Stewart Gen. ). Il. Ander-
son was called to the chair and J. b. Rob
ertsOn appointed Secretary. After brief
mention of the objects of the meeting by
the Chairman, and on motion of Capt. X.
A. Bennett, Capt. W. b. Walton was
! unanimously elected as delegate TO repre-
sent this portion of Tennessee in the Ma
tional Convention of Mexican Veterans,
Generals g. j. Pillow and W. J. Smith as
substitutes in case he was not present. On
motion of L. G. Stewart it was voted that
all Mexican Veterans present register their
names with the Secretary. Present and
registered as below. On motion of Capt.
Il. A. Bennett, it was voted that the Chair
man be authorized to call meeting OF
Veterans at his pleasure.
j. \. Stadtmiller, 1st sergeant company y,
4th Ohio, Col. Bruff; I. II. Thompson, pri-
vate company c, I'd Illinois, Col. Collins;
Clement Ambush, private company \,
sloOp of war Cygne; James Williamson,
private company E, LIST Mississippi, Col.
JEFF. Davis; X. 4. Bennett, captain CON-
L
vatef company |, LIST Tennessee; p. G.. War
rem, private company C, LIST Tennessee;
John b. Robertson, corporal company |, LIST
Tennessee; J.W. Evans, private company l,
Ist Tennessee; John J. BOwles, corporal
company L, LIST Tennessee; Travis Winham,
private company |, LIST Tennessee; W. T.
Beatty, corporal company e, Sd Tennessee;
Charley Davis, orderly sergant company III,
LIST Tennessee; Jas. A. Hewlett, corporal
company K, I'd Kentucky; SilaS n. Macy,
private company II, 1st Tennessee; Andrew
Poston, corporal company B, 4th Tennessee;
A. C.. Norvell, private company |, LIST Ten
nesSee; John III. Savage, lieutenant-colonel
18th United States Infantry; J. J. Curtis,
private company A, list Tennessee; S. r.
Anderson, Northumberland list Tennessee
Jas. f. Gardner, private company l, 1st
Tennessee.
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PPrSOQ9l.

Judge D. K. Young, of East Tennessee
is in the city.
Attorney-General Morgan, of Gainsboro
Hon. H. p. Denton, of Cookvilie, and Gen
]. A. Mabry, of Knoxville, were in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. J. II. Widener, one of Nashville:
most promising young men, departs for st.
Louis this morning, in which city he will
probably reside for sometime, having been
offered several desirable situations there.
At the hOspitable board of the Maxwell
sit DR.. Jordan and Col. John i. Murray,
of Gainesboro.
Conductor Bailey, of the train which ran
off the Decatur road near Pulaski last Sat
urday, was walking about the streets yes
terday. His injuries were very slight.
Col. Holman, Fayetteville, Judge 5. NJ.
Fite. Cart hage, and Judge W. P. Kicker
son, Nc MclTinnville, are in the city.
A. r. Landlord Of Waverly, Hon. y. B.
Martin, Lebanon, Hon. Chas. Ready, Muir
freesboro, Maj. w. P. Elliott, Knoxville
| are registered al the Maxwell.
Col. VIM. Williams, Of Knoxville, is at
the Maxwell. His long absence from
Nashville has not diminished the esteem Of
his old friends. He is as welcome as ever.
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THE COURTS.

PROBATE COURT.-In the case Of !. T.
Hit and others vs.. r. 5. Hit and others.
order of reference made.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-A number of mis-
demeanor cases taken mp and disposed
Of. Court adjourned TO Friday morning.
CHANCEEN COUET.-Decrees were en-
tered in the following cases: \. l.. /.
Green ". NJ. VI. Brien, ST.. and Others: 3.
W. and W. c. McCann vs.. J. Il. McCann;
J.. Dreyfous IS. y. and G. Harsh: \. c.
Tucker vs.. Bailey johnson and others;
Bridget McGuriin vs.. VIM. Flanagan and
others; \. L. Trabue, Executor, vs.. a. 5.
COlyaT.
SUPREME COURT-Engaged on the
criminal docket of the 9Th and 18th circuits.
\ number of cases were taken up and
passed over, when the equity docket Of
Dehalb county was taken up by the See
ond section.
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Now Advertisements.

Attention is directed to the advertise
ment in cur city notice column of =. ID.
Kearnev. who has handsome dry goods
house in Odd Fellows FLOCK, Woodland
street, Edgefcld. He hIS an elegant stock
which he is offering at low figures.
Meeting Of Masonic Lodge tonight.
Money wanted on good security.
A. Y. ). Lindsey offers several desirable
dwellings at reasonable rent.
". J. Jackson, MurfrceSbor0, Tenn,
wants a man to 90 to that place TO build a
water tank.
Two unfinished rooms wanted
Teacher wanted to take charge Of a col
iege at New Market, Ala.
Rooms and board at p South Summer
street.
See card Of Duclvorth & Co., book
sellers
Attention is directed TO the advertise
ment Of R0bt. ". Turner, executor Of the
estate Of ". c. Turner, deceased.
HUsttettcr's stomach bittcrS.
Agents wanted.
III. fourth and last call of stock upon
the stockholders in the Nashville Blood
gIorSe Association is now due and payable.
Stockholders will please take notice.
See the advertisement OF the Illustrated
Rorord. published a; D. and 81 Park Row,
New York. Great inducements Offered to
subscribers.
Colorado diamonds. Colorado saphyres
and other handsome iewclry just received
DIV Davies X Brother.
The Howe Sewing Machine Company
has remove to IL and - North Summer
street.
Benson, the halter, has removed to l25
Church street, Battle House, and is offer
ing goods below cost.
SALESMAN has removed his art gallery to
40 Union street.
Thompson, Bros, q Kelley are Offering
sadies' underwear at half price.
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WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Ian u 1.OO n

WASHINGTON, Jan. Il, l:OO A. 81.
PrObdbilitieS.-FOr the Southern States,
east of the Mississippi river, generally
cloudy weather, and areas Of rain viii pre-
vail, with northeasterly winds, Veering to
southerly, lower temperature on the Attain
tic Coast and rising temperature in the
lower Mississippi Valley.
For the Middle States clear or partly
cloudy weather with lower temperature,
followed by threatening weather and posi-
bly,, light snow during Tuesday night; the
winds in this district veering to northeast
erly and easterly during the day, with fall
ling barometer.
For New England continued cold and
partly cloudy weather, with light to fresh
winds, and rising to falling barometer.
For the Lower Lake region and thence
southwark TO the Ohio Valley, cloudy with
rising temperature; falling barometer, east
erly to southerly winds and areas of light
snow.
For the Upper Lake region and the north
west, decidedly cold and partly cloudy
weather, with areas Of snow, in the upper
Mississippi Valley and the Upper Lake re-
giOn.
There are indications that nOrtheF win
occur during Tuesday night in Texas.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-13
Orphans Home and circle of Honor

At the regular meeting Of Orphan Home,
No. 90, Order of Pale Faces and Circle Of
Honor, on Monday night, January II, the
following officers were elected:
Col. p. q. Silver Perkins, President;
Isaac johnson, Vice President; }. j.
Straughan, Inspector; W. C.. BoswOrth,
Secretary; L. Fields, Treasurer; II. X.
Robinson, Guide; j. L. Hardway, Hermit:
L. j. fowler, Master Veil; W. j. Sykes,
Venerable Patriarch; Geo. Emery, Outside
Guard; John Emery, Inside Guard.
Supreme Camp and Circle will meet at
the hall over Fourth National Bank, at 10
A. NJ. to day.
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Tho late Mfcaiah III. Williamson.

In our Sundays issue We briefly cmoni-
cled the death of Alicaiah II. Wilkinson,
who died at his residence in this county on
Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock in the 6lst
year Of his age. The deceased was born in
Davidson county, has always lived among
the people, and ever retained their respect,
esteem. confidence and affection. lie was
a remarkable man. honest truthful, brave
and above all these, he possessed and prac-
ticed the higher and nobler virtue of
charity. He was a good neighbor, useful
citizen, faithful. true, devoted to his friends
and kindred. He never turned a deaf ear
to the cry of sorrow or distress, come from
what source it might, whether from the
rich or the poor, the proud or the humble,
noble, or even the ignOble. His
death is 4 great loss 20 this community,
and many sad and loving hearts will mourn
his departure. Il will be gratifying 10 his
friends to remember that when aware of
his dangerous condition, he seemed salts
fed and prepared 10 appear before that Great
tribunal beyond the skies. To the many
sorTowful friends who gathered around in
his dying hour, he said Mourn not for me,
l am going TO q brighter and happier land.
The deceased was buried in the Wiki
inson Cemetery. 81 miles from the city, on
Whites creek pike, Sunday afternoon. \
large cOucOurse Of citizens from both city
and country attended his funeral, thus teS-
tifying the esteem in which the deceased
was lfeld by this community.
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AsscS.mert RsanEs Nearly Ready.

The new assessment blank, prepared by
Col. Burch, Comptroller, has been sent to
the public printers, who will commence
printing it in few days, when Major Clio
yer, Superintendent Capitol viii imme-
diately begin to distribute them, supplying
the more remote. counties first. He expects
to be able to supply all the counties by the
first Monday in February.
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Installation of Officers.

The officers Of Isaac NJ. Jones Lodge No.
166. |. o. o. F.. were installed Saturday
night last. the officers for the present term
being as follows:
George ii. Harding, y. G..
III. X. O'Brien, Y. g.
John \. Spain, Secretary.
/ LIB. Cox, Treasurer.
This is a young lodge, but one of the
most flourishing in the State Of its age.
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Faithful Officer.

Alex Joseph, Revenue Collector Of Edge
field, was reelected last night by the Board
of Aldermen by an almost unanimous vote,
indicatingthat the responsible position that
be fills has been faithfully attended to.
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Counsel Assigned.

Bill Ransom, colored, charged with muir
der; Wyatt Porch, colored, perjury; Wat
Greenfield, colored, larceny, and Sam CAT
fey, colored, larceny, were taken before the
Supreme Court yesterday for the purpose
of having counsel assigned them.
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rrnnsnrv CIerI.-

Joseph c. Nash, son of Mr.. Joseph Nash,
of this city, has been appointed to a first class
clerBship in the Treasury Department at
Washington. He is a worthy young man,
and his friends in this city viii be rejOiced
tohear of his good fortune.
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The Late Henry RObb.

The remains Of Henry Robb, who died
last week at Pilatka, Florida, whittier he
had gone to recruit his health, and where
he had fingered several months, with con-
sumption, passed through the city yester-
dav, en- route for his home in Gallatin,
where they will be inferred.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-13

Ham Alexander, colored, who has been
confined in the Jail on the charge of gam
ing, was released by the County Court yes
terday, and James Van Lear, ST., colored,
charged with larceny, was released on
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
CAUTION.

II WARN THE PUBLIC FROM BUYING
L OF trading for a warrant ON the Treasury of
the State, issued by John G. Burch, COmptrOl-
ler to X. s. Patterson, .Iailer, for Jail fees, No
/ 900, and for the sum of 500, as the same has
been lost, stolen OF misldid.
janis st q. POWER.
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Removed to the corner Of Church and
Cherry streets, on the first floor over the
drug store of Demoyille & Co, where a
good Business Education can be obtained,
also the beautiful art of Photography. J..
W. Dolbear. jane If
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Boots and ShOeS.-A fine assortment
for the holidays just received, at low prices
at the Eagle Shoe Store, Union, between
College and Market SITS. John HOlahan.
deco If
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sent 10 the Workhouse.
BADLY Frightpupd

Henry Whitaker, colored, was sent to
the county workhouSe yesterday, for carry
ing concealed weapons.
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There is to be a social party given al
Bellevue. in the l4:h district next Thurs
day night 4 fine string band has beei
engaged, and an enjoyable time is eX,
TNacfpl
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Fine JeWelry, cheaper than the cheap
est, at E. 'Wiggers', No. 313 n. Cherry st.
dec31 IL
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Blank T.. ] indicates no TepOrti cipher (O) sta
tiOnary; minus g. tendency TO fall; plus 10 ten
dency TO rise A. G. FORD, Observer.
The river was still swelling slowly at
this point yesterday, with % feet on Har-
peth Shoals.
The Eddyville arrived from the head Of
the river with fair trip.
The Ella Hughes departed for Caney
Fork.
The Ada Heilmsn had not arrived up 10
dark, but was hourly expected.
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Westminster Presbvferiau y1;ssiou

a party of children were badly Tighten
ed one night last week 10y suddenly coming
upon a party Of maSguaraderS.
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TnrIlsicllnrp

Rev. J. II. McNeilly will preach tonight
CTuesday) at o'clock in the Mulberry
street church. South Nashville.
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TslegrGpAie Report from Signal Ssrries C6rps y.
y A, Of Observation, at 1921 p. Ny hs
Western THiOa Line.
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SALESMAN has removed his Gallery to 40
Union street, over Mrs. Barry's. Call and
see him. jan13 2t
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The Boston Post suggests this: To
make short winter, give your note for
ninety days.
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Call at Davies & Bro. and examine
their brilliant collection of Diamonds, at
panic prices. jan Il eOd'1w
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Aqua Marine and Opatine Ear Knobs
and Rings, at Davies & Bro. Jewellers.
ianI3 eOdlw
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st. Charles Hotel, newly reftted with
ladies' and gentlemen's water closets in
the house, Market street, near the Square,
Nashville, Tenn. j. NJ. Armstrong, pro-
prietor. Single meals, so cents. Board
and lodging per day, $500 jams 3m
Fine Sets of Coral, Amethyst, etc, at
cost at Z. Wiggers', No. 313 n. Cherry,
near Union street. dec31 If
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Owens, Newell & Co., Dealers in the
best Cumberland Coal, II South Cherry
street. jan1O till jan 20.
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CITY NOTICES.

Great Bargains in dry goods, notions,
gents furnishing goods, dress goods and
fannels, very cheap. A fine assortment of
mems boots and shoes, ladies' and children'S
fine shoes. Call and examine my stock.
P. d. Kearney, Woodland street, Edge
held, next to Col. Webb's. jan 131w
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Ladies' Underwear at half price. Paris
made embroidered chemise worth s. sell
ing at 81. Those worth $3.50 selling at
SIPS. THOMPSON Bros. & KELLEY,
ian13 st Summer street.
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Colorado Diamonds at F. l.. Davies &
Bro, Jan 10 eod1w
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Colorado Saphyres in earrings, studs,
brooches, at Davies * Bro. Jewellers.
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RIVER NEWS.

Daily Report Of Stage of Wafsr, sla CAanges IN
the "A Hours ending p, NJ Jan. -. 1874.
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RemOyed-The Howe Machine Com
pany and Butterick's patterns have remOy-
ed to Nos. IL and Is North Summer ST.,
opposite ThOmpsOn's dry goods store.
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Merchants, do you want the trade of
North Alabama? If so, have your adyer-
tissment inserted in the H,mtSUille hide
pendent.
Country merchants patrOnize the men
who advertise in their country papers. The
H,mtsrdle Independent is the best adyer-
Using medium in North Alabama. Z. NJ.
Ragland, Editor and Proprietor. jan10d1w
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Haines Bros National Beauty on ex-
hibitiOn at McClure's. Get one. jan11 2t
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%, 80 and % Per Cent below Cost
REMOVAL have removed my stock Of
hats, caps and gents furnishing goods to
No. 125 Church street, Battle House, where
will continue to sell staple goods at New
York cost. Also line of goods at %, so
and % per cent below cost. Come in
time and save money, Benson the Halter.
ianl3tf
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Edgefield is to have a masquerade party
every week from this time till the end OF
the season. This IS guaranteed by an or
gained masquerade club.
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Knabe & Co. Piano, the great South
ern fayOrite, at McClure's. jan11 2t
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REDUCED PRICES.

Our prices have been re-
dueed i'm all Departments.
Stock all new, manufactured
with the utmost care. Bust
ness Suits as low as SIS. Dress
Suits, Evening Suits, i'm great
variety. Stylish PantaIOOnS.
Light Dress OyercOatS, Fur
Beaver OvercOatS, ChiIdren'S
Suits, Boys School Suits for
50, Atwood Underwear, Che
ViOt Shirts, Dress Shirts, HO-
Siery, Gloves, Collars, NObby
Neck Wear, Robes, Sole Lea
tier Trunks, Travelling Bags,
etc.
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Hogan Bros. continue to sell Sheet
ings, Table Linens, etc, cheapest. jyll st
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Religious Services at the County
Social Party.

We are pleased 10 learn that steps have
been taken to hold religious services regU-
luly at the County Asylum hereafter.
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Two splendid Steinway Pianos just re-
ceiyed at McClure's Temple of Music. Sc
cure one of them. jan11 It
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CITY NOTICES.

Hogan Bros. were taught to eat but
little, wear old clothes, and sell good goods
at small profits. jan11 st
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Rurdett Organ King at McClure's. Go
10 hear its wonderful tones. janl1 IT
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Hogan Bros. is the best place to buy
FIoDuels ianll St
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Hogan Bros. keep the largest stock of
Collars, Cuffs, etc. jan11 st