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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-28
BUSINESS
The County Democratic and COnserva-
tive Executive Committee Cutting
Out Some Lively Work.
FaYOrite Speakers to be Heard from
During the Canvass.
A Grand TOrch-Light Procession the
Night Before the Election.

A regular meeting Of the Democratic
and Conservative Executive Committee
was held yesterday, w. II. Morrow, chair
man, presiding.
j. c. Wands and ]. w. Bush were ad-
ded to the subcommittee of the Fifteenth
District.
A resolution was adopted TO hold public
meetings as fellows, to be addressed by the
gentlemen named:
On Thursday, July so, IL A. NJ, at Harris
Grove, Rosedale, Fifth District, speeches
by Gen. W. c. Vaughn and Andrew g..
Caldwell, Esq.
Thursday night, July so, 8 +. NJ, at
Williams drug store, corner Cedar and
Knowles streets, speeches by Gen. w. b.
Bate and Hon. Ed. II. East.
Friday, July 81, IL A. NJ, Buneh's store,
for the Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
districts, speeches by Judge 10. c. Guild
and Gen. George J. Stubblefeld.
Friday night, July 81, s P. NJ, Williams
& Davis store, North Edgefeld, speeches
by Hon. Neill S. Brown and Baxter Smith
Esq.
Monday, Aug. 3, IL A. NJ, at Hermitage
Station, Tennessee and Pacific Railroad,
for Fourth and Fifteenth districts, speech
es by Gen. J. NJ. Quarles, Michael Vaughn
I and A. IL. Lusk, Esq.
Tuesday, Aug. 4, IL A. NJ, at Bellevue,
in the Fourteenth district speeches by
Judge Abe. Demoss and Gen. W. II. Jack
son.
Tuesday night, Aug. 4, SIP. NJ, at the
engine house on College Hill, speeches by
DR.. T. Meneese and Capt. Thomas L.
Dodd.
1t was further decided that the sub-eom-
mittees for the districts and wards men,
toned take charge of the above appointed
meetings.
A motion was carried to have, on We'd
nesday night, Aug. ), grand final rally Of
the Democratic and Conservative people Of
Davidson county on the Public Square
1uc lllOcI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bAfteoio III In
county will address the people at this mas:
meeting. 1t was also decided to have
a torch-light procession on thi:
occasion, to be organized un
der the following named officers: Chic
Marshal, Capt. VIM. Stockell; Aids, PHILIP
Olwill, Esq, Y. B. Jones, Esq, JOIN
Whorley, Esq, Caspar Kuhn, Esq, Capt. J
NJ. Thatcher and Spencer Eakin, Esq.
The subcommittee of the various ward:
of Nashville and Edgefeld were, on mo
ton, charged with the duty Of appointing
their own ward marshals.
A resolution was adopted requesting th'
people of the various districts TO send a
large delegations as possible under officer
of their own appointment.
The committee then adjourned.
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IN MEMORIAM.

Brethren, again We are called upon to mourn
the loss of a Brother. Our Bro. WILLIAM A.
SCKUGGs Is no more. Stricken down in the
priue OF life he has lef. void that will be long
II not always, vacant. He has gone to that
bourne from which no one returns
As tribute 10 his worth a citizen and Red
Man, your committee beg leave to report the
fOllhWing preamble and resolutions:
Whereas, it has pleased the Great Spirit to
remove from among US our beloved Bro. W. a.
SCRUGGs; therefore, be IL
Resolved, that Suwanee Tribe No. y, Imp'd
D. r. NJ, bow with submission % the will OF the
Great Spirit.
That we, as Red Men and associates of our de-
parted Brother, deeply sympatbize with his scr
rowing family aud tender them our heartfelt
coincidence.
That all members wear the usual badge Of
mourning for thirty DAYS
That copy OF this preamble and resolutions
be transmitted TO the family Of our deceased
Brother, and they be entered upon our records
and published In the daily papers
Respectfully submitted in F., z. and Q.
Jos. E. LOUIsEAU,
=. WALSH,
W. G.. EwINf
Committed
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New Advertisements.

Gold spectacles lost, for which reward is
offered.
stock Of groceries for sale and stoTe-house
for lease.
The firm Of HeaTn X Setter has been dis
solved. and herefter the business will be
coducted 10y W. c. Hearn.
See announcements for speaking by Hon.
John s. Kerr, candidate for Governor.
Winstead, Shields & Co. will sell boots,
shoes and dry goods at auction this morn
ing.
If your stomach is uneasy, use Hostel
ier's Stomach BitterS.
DOoley's Yeast Powder makes good
bread.
J. NJ. Birmingham, surviving partner OF
the firm of Slime 4 Birmingham, on &C
count of declining health, offers rare
chance, in our advertising columns, for a
GOOD paying investment.
At Kingston Springs, on Friday and Sat
urday, July 81 and Aug. !, there will be
grand two days hop. Ample arrangement:
have been made to accommodate all who
may attend. and the names Of the managers
10 he found in the advertisement, warrant
4 GOOD time generally.
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ALL OVER THE CITY.

Yeatnan Ferguson was arrested yeotef-
day on The charge Of till tapping.
Marion Baser was fined SO in the police
court yesterday for selling liquor ON Sun
day.
McClain's friends are taking all the bets
they can Get, at the rate Of SlOO to $50, that
be beats Brien.
The Y.H. S. Club of Edge6eld will sail
up the river on a pleasure excursion to-
morrow night.
The Nashville Organ Association, col
ored, paraded the streets yesterday, headed
by the Tennessee Star band.
Vim. Harris, colored, charged with hay
ing committed an assault with knife, was
released by Justice Maxey yesterday.
Nathan Hirsch desires us to state that he
is not the person of that name whose ar
rest SATURDAY. was noted in our Sunday s
issue.
Forty-fve dollars represents the sum to-
tai of the donations made the city yeSter-
day in labor and lucre by Judge Outings
patrons.
Harris Hoover, charged with murder,
was taken from Jail Yesterday and removed
20 Carthage, Smith county, for trial, on a
writ of habeas corpus.
The desperate struggles to free herself
which were made by colored woman who
was being escorted to the wOrkhouse by a
couple of policemen, Sunday afternoon, at
tracted quite crowd of boys and men.
ssWhy can't you let me sit on the fence"
exclaimed a Spruce street shaver 70 ms
mother Yesterday; s.just cause L got some
terbacker from boy one time, that amt
no sign that I'll do it agin."
I10t-1 colnrsad
rested and brought before Justice Cassetty
yesterday at the instance of Aleck Gentry,
eolored, on the charge OF obtaining money
under false pretenses. Cloyd gave Oond
for his appearance next Thursday.
Yesterday, about , O'Clock, horse at
tached to vehicle, the property Of John
Shelton, became frightened and dashed OH
at a furious gait OFT South Cherry street.
| The wagon was considerably damaged BY
coming in contact with lamp post on the
| corner of Cherry street and Hill avenue.
A Young man visited the Jail yesterday
morning and, while cOnversing with the
prisoners. was entrusted with dollar and
| five cents by the inmates Of one OF the
| cells. to purchase for them some tobacco,
| ice. and other notions, with the under
| standing that he was to perform his erTand
| at once. When our reporter VISITED the
Jail, at a late hour in the evening, the chap
had not vet put in an appearance with his
ice and things, and the prisoners who had
entrusted him with their money, had con.
cluded that he was exceedingly hard up and
had Appropriated the same to his own ne
cesSities.
PA" said South Nashville six year old
er saint the Bible the best book OF all I?
"Certainly, my son." responded the iathel
"Well, always thought so, but would you
believe it, Phip Ia four year old brother,
saws that the Bible amt no bettern any
other book" His father gave full expires
sion to the horror he felt at this terrible dis
closure, and tackled Phip on the subject a
first favorable opportunity. "1es, l dlC
say it" freely admitted that embryo philos
opber." and what book do You consider TIM
best book of all p A" inquired his immedi
ate paternal ancestor: ''Why, the pocket
book" was the triumphant reply.
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Horse Talk.

The TJuf, Field dad Farm states that
Col. W. ii. johnson has secured the prom
ising chestnut filly VaultresS, by Nandal,
purchased last year by Mr.. LOrillard, of
New York. of Messrs. Archer and Richard
b. Cheatham, and Will ship her at once TO
this city 10 be trained for the fall stakes.
She will 90 into the hands of BOny Cheat
ham.
James Franklin's stable of race horses,
from Sumner county, Will return home,
Arizona and Jean Val Jean, the two
strongest and best, having both gone amiSs
while in the East.
A Lexington, Ky, dispatch to the Louis
rifle COWier-JOURdL says: Price Nc
Grath, writing to friend in this city, says
that Tom Bowling has been turned out,
and will not run again this year. Perhaps
he will never grace the turf more. Slight
hopes, however, are still entertained of his
rpPOVpFV.'
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Tho Late Col. Thomas ID. Johnson.

On Sunday afternoon at hali-hast three
O'Clock, the funeral of the late Col. Thomas
B. johnson. who died the day previous,
took place from his family residence, Wal
nut Hill, three and half miles south Of
the city, near the Nolensville pike, and
was largely attended. The services were
conducted by Rev. Messrs. +. Il. Hill and
G.. w. VIM.
Not for many years has this community
been called upon TO mourn the loss Of a
citizen who was more useful or generally
respected. Born in Kentucky, he had
spent forty-twO years in Davidson county,
and was in the SiXty-seventh year Of his
age at the time of his death. He was
prominently identified with the State Fair
and Agricultural Association, ever mani
Testing deep concern in the farming in
terests of this section of Tennessee. Few
men have done more, in quiet, unOSJen-
tatiOus way, to advance the material in
terests of those By whom they were mme-
diatelv surrounded.
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Exit a FISHING Party.

At the early hour of one o'clock yester-
daO morning, a party of young men from
this city, consisting Of w. j. Bass, John
Waters, Orlando ChildIeSs, j. b. Ewing,
Ed. Demoss and Will Porter, fully armed
and equipped for hunting and fishing, took
their departure for Piney, an excellent ang-
ling stream in Hickman county, about sew
enty-fve miles distant from Nashville.
They will be out two weeks and will be
Joined in a few days by several other young
men from the city. They have ample pro
vision for an enjoyable campaign, and will
no doubt have a fine time before THEN
rot nm
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LATEST MARKETS Bx TELEGRAPH.

MOBILE, July 2I.-COttOn quiet and
steady; middling 16c; low middling ljc;
good ordinary l4c; net receipts II bales;
exports coastwise n bales; sales 200 bales;
stock. 5,937 bales.
GALVESTON, July Election unchang-
ed: GOOD ordinary lac; net receipts II
bales: exports to Great Britain 1,76j coast
wise 256 bales; sales 90 bales; stock 42l
bales,
SAVANNAH, July 27.-COtton-frm;
middling 16c; net receipts bales; gross
receipts Z bales; exports, eOastwlse 800
bales; sales 3 bales; stock 4,904-
CHARLESTON, July 2T.-CottOn quiet;
middling 15.c; low middling 15aei good
ordinary 14sc; net receipts 81 bales; ex-
ports coastWise GIG bales; sales 200 balesi
stock G,410 bales,
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Great reduction in prices Of Boots and
Shoes at L. E. Winstead x Co.'S, opposite
the Maxwell House. Ladies' Philadelphia
Side and Front Lace $500, regular price
$3.50; Misses Cloth Side Lace and Front
Lace S1.5O; regular price $500; Mems and
Boys Boots reduced in the same proportion.
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How it Came About.

Mention was made in these columns a
few DAYS since of a mail agent having been
assaulted at Decherd by a young man
named Bennett. The latter writes 10 say
that the person referred to has not been a
mail agent for several months, and that the
assault was made in consequence of his re
porting that Bennett was drunk while on
duty as brakeman On the Nashville, Chat
tauOoca and St. Louis road.
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medication Ceremonies.

The dedication of the new Cumberland
PRESBYTERIAN Church will take place on
Sunday next. Aug. ,, at % o'clock. This
hour is selected in order to enable the pas
tors of the other city churches to be present,
IN oF whom are INITIATED, There will be
regular service in the church q IL oGlock-
he sermon by Rev. Orchard Beand, y. d.,
Professor Of Theology in Cumberland l nj
yersity. The communion VIII also De al
,ninisiered after the sermon.
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GoodIetisyIIIe All Right.

The most enthusiastic political meeting
ever held in the Goodlettsville district was
that held last night, at which speeches were
made by all the regular nominees Of the
Democratic aud Conservative party, With
the exception OF Judge Cooper. Speeches
were also made by Prof. MarberJy, Maj.
Joe Wade, Mr.. Scruggs and others. There
were AT least 800 present. Excellent mu-
sic was discussed by the Dry Fork band,
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on THE SHOOT.
A Desperate ARRAY at Lebanon Last
Saturday.

Quite an exciting afiray occurred at Leb-
anon last Saturday. ]. IL. Saunders, a man
who has an unenviable reputation as law
breaker, while under the influence of liquor
conducted himself in such a disOrderly
manner as to cause the issuance of war
rant for his arrest, whereupOn Saunders took
position on the public square armed with
a dOuble-barrelled shot gun, and detied the
the city officials. He was surrounded and
shot four times, but succeeded in wOunding
CITY Marshal FOust i'm the foot.
Saunders was tried before the Mayor,
fined So. and released, but was immedi-
ately arrested on a States warrant, and in
default Of $1,000 bond, was committed to
iail
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THE STREET RAILWAY WAR.
President CALDWELL Explains His Po-
siIIon tOa Union and American Re


sitIOn tOR Union and American Re
porter.
The case of Thomas w. Caldwell, Pres
ident Of the Street Railroad Company, who
was arrested and fined several times last
week by the city authorities for failing to
run ears on the Fairfield branch in South
Nashville, has been appealed TO the State
courts. In conversation with reporter of
this paper yesterday, Mr.. Caldwell said his
arrest was due to the enforcement Of an
ordinance passed by the City Cauncil about
a year ago, requiring the cars TO be run over
all the tracks, and not TO any provision Of
the charter which was obtained from the
Legislature, the right Of way only being
obtained from the city. His posi-
ton was that the ordinance was IL
legal because it restricted rights
vested by the charter. He said the Fair
field branch had been long abandoned and
was unfit to be used. The cars ran over
it for long time at a sacrifice and could
not have been continued without con-
slant loss.
The ordinance under which he had been
arrested was passed after all this and could
not be enforced as to the Fairfield branch
because it would conflict with rights which
had become vested in the company.
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Trunks Trunks.l Trunks :. WIN.
Dunstead, at 81 North College street, has
an immense stock Of ladies and gentle
mems Travelling Trunks, Valises and
SatcheIs, which he is selling at extraOrdin-
airy low prices. jy15 3mos&eod6mos
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,-o-od o-.Ior an rcd wen,

The Great Council of the Improved Or
der of Red Men, of Tennessee, will con
vene at 8 \. NJ. to-day, at the wigmam Of
Suwanee Tribe No. y, and will be in ses-
sion several days.
There are thirty Tribes in the Stale, with
a membership of about a thousand. The
Order was Instituted about the close of the
Revolutionary war, but has been estab-
Iished in this State but seven years.
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Judge GuiId,s Hard Work.

The GdIatiR TGReSSecdIt, of Saturday,
publishes a series of resolutions adopted by
Inc grand and petit juries of the Circuit
Cont at that placs, just before IFS ADJOURN
meut. complimentiRg hun in the highest
terms for his courtesy, impartiality and
nrompt dispatch Of business, by which q
heavy docket was cleared in short metre, at
a ore at saving to the State and county.
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INC ..OId Meu,s Association. -

Ameeting of the Association of OLD Men,
of fifty years residence in Davidson county,
will be held at the courthouse at 10 O'Clock
4. NJ, next Saturday. The Association
was formed some time since, and this Is the
first meeting for several months. 1t is dc
sired that all the members of the AssOcla-
,ion and al who have been in the county
long enough to entitle them to membership
will attend the meeting on Saturday.
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To the citizens of Davidson county:
Having learned that false and malicious
report is in circulation TO the effect that /
was deserter from the Confederate army.
l am compelled to make this public an
nOuncement that the author of said report,
t5tOerer he may be, has knowingly and ma
liciously stated q .falsehoOd Of the bGSeSt
character and should not be cOumteRdnced
az respectable community.
NAT. /. DORTCH.
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THE COURTS,

PROBATE COURT.-Ellis Alexander,
cOlOred, was appointed and qualified as the
guardian of Cymahtha p. and MOrgana L.
Lee, colored, minor orphans.
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STOVES.

The Kitchen Queen Range,
C,HARTER OAK STOVES, BOTH COAL
and Wood, and the LOw-dON Reservoir Charter
Oak, sOld cheap and only by
PHILLIPS, BUTTORFF & CO.,
my12 II y College sUeee'
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still Running.

Mr.. W. i. Newman, formerly General
Passenger Agent Of the Chicago and Alton
railroad, now of the Atlantic Hotel, Chi
cago. writes to say that the report of the
burning of said hotel, which appeared in
our columns after the recent Chicago fire,
- all a mistake.
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serving inc state.

Three colored men, named George An
derson. Andrew Brown and Frank James,
alias Frank Williams, all sentenced 70 the
penitentiary for larceny, their terms aggre-
eating seven and haifyears, were brought
up yesterday from Hamilton county by
JepIIty sheriff J. A. Conner.
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No sour Rolls, Biscuit, Griddle Cakes,
nor sour Husbands, where Dooley's Yeast
Powder is used in the family: 1t makes
eUerthflg and ereryJody sweet and nice.
iv2S d1Wt&WIt
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Tnrneh Over TO the Lcssees.

Hon. Z. y. Gibbs, Secretary of State, has
returned from Knoxville, whittier he went
TO look after the States interest in the
Knoxville and Charleston Railroad, which,
with all its appurtenanceS, was transferred
on Saturday last to the new lesseeS, Jerry
Cowles. of Macon, Ga, and Allen Hay, OF
New York. The transfer dates from June
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Knoeked HIS Eve Ouf.

Whilst trying to replace belt which had
slipped the pulleys, at Sutherland's mill,
recently. a colorcd employee, known as
Wash. had one eye knocked out, and an
other colored man by the name Of Jerry
I.indslev was severely cut in the head.
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Don't buy a little Mosquito Bar, when
you can get one for $3.50 with 10 yards in
it, at Richheimer's, 46 College street.
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III. ELDRIDGE. IS Church street.
MRS, GRO. GREfG, AZ Union sheet
IN yGERMANN 4 CO., 81 Public square.
A. RANNIE, "a Broad and 100 5. Market 81.
CFlAS. ROBERTSON, "a n. Market street.
6, X. VESSEL, 81 n. College street.
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Boots and Shoes.

r. r. CUTTER. corner of Broad and College sts-
Il. M. EATHERLY. 81 n. College street.
CHAS. B. HALL, At y. College street.
JDHN HOLAHAN, Union street.
NIYFY 4 BRO. 90 Church street.
TRHCY 4 COYLE. p Union street
r y. WINSTEAD CO., n. Cherry sTeos.
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ManafactR-srs of Looking Glasses, WIN
doIo CorHice and Frames.
FREEMAN 8 ORCHARD. 10 North College st.
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Carriage Manufacturers and Dealers.
=. NJ. ALLEN CO., l32 and 1s4 North Cherry
VS. HUNT, No. Il9 North Cherry street.
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NASHVILLE
CITY BUSINESS LIST


J0HN l. Smith, Cor. Union and College streets,
over Third y. Bank. -,
MN n Smith, 1O3 Church St, st. Cloud Block.
p. y. WILLIAMSON, Cor. Church and summer
streets, Lewis Block.
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CITY NOTICES.

Ed. III. Miller, at No. Z North College
street, sells Mosquito Nets cheaper than
any other house in the city. jy1j eOd2w
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Manufacturers and Dealersin Hair W0rS
]. p. GRANVILLE 4 CO., . \. Cherry street.
Jos. +. LOIsSAU 4 CO., p \. Cherry sreet.
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La FOugerie.-1,0OO yards of this ele-
CANT fabric reduced to half price. ThOmp-
son Bros. & Kelly. jy24 81
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Hoop Skirt Mandatory and Ladies'
Goods.
d. LOYEMAN 3 CO., 16 Public Square.
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Auction and Commission Merchants.
WINsTEAD, SHIELDS CO., 81 Public Square
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Hats and Gents Furnishing Goods.
WAN L WALKER, "a Public Square.
ISAAC WATEBFIELD, 3 Union street.
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Gun Makers and Dealers IN Guns and
Pistols.
FL. BTTTERLICH ]. LEGLER, No. q Dead
erick street.
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Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods.
8. POWERS son, % Public Square.
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Plumbers, Gas and Steam Filters.
DAVID GREWAR, % and 81 Church street.
HENDERSON BROS 4 CO., % n. Cherry street.
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Millinery and Dress Making.
MRS. ]. C. BARRY, 40 Union. near Cherry.
MRS TfNES, "a n. Summer street.
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Attorne1fs- dt-Ldag.

htIOf TO -I0S-41t010'
r. l.. CARUTHERS, Jr., & J. W. BONNER, No.
46K n. Cherry ST.
p. 5EUP, once 5SX Cedar street.
WIN K MeATISTER, IT., IS n. College street.
SMITH, BAXTER s ALLISON, No. Porter
Block.
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Se,rsrn lEnchins Anencrea.

FLORENCE. e. A. NELSON, 152 Church street.
SINGER, j. B. CARPE,sTER, 122 Church street.
WELD. B. ". RANDALL, 9 y. Summer street.
WHEELER 4 WILSON, HOWARD g SoULK, l2O
Chnrch street.
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Photonrnpk Galleries.

&. G. GIERS. IS Uni on street.
WUGWES BROS, corner Cherry aud Asa sts-8
r. POOLE. corner Cherry and Union screess.
IT. r. SALESMAN. 49 Union, near Cherry suest'
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Contractors and Builders.
SIMMONS 4 PHILLIPS, Bro d St, near VEux-