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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-09
THE COURTS.

FEDERAL CoURT.-The case of Miller
& Moore vs.. Macy & Hamilton, involy-
ing an action of debt to the amount Of
ST 800 occupied the time of this court yes
terday. After the jury was charged the
court adjourned on account of there being
so much noise made by the workmen who
were engaged in roofing the building.
LAW CoURT.-W. G.. Briley VS.. \. G.
Austin, judgment by default.
L. B. voolfolk vs.. n. c. Austin, dis
missed
Sarah Adcock VS.. VIM. Adcock, pro con-
fesso, decree rendered.
PRoBATE CoURT.-C. W. Stathen ct al
VS.. ]. o. Taylor ct al, report Of clerk con-
frmed and decree entered reviTing sale of
land.
w. }. Campbell, administrator. ct al vs..
Malinda Raymer ct al, pro confesso, decree
rendered and an order of reference made.
CRIMINAL COURT.-1his tribunal has
adjourned until next Monday.
CHANCERY COURT.-Fred TerrasS, adj
ministrator, vs.. Russell Houston, admins
TRAITOR, reference to Clerk and Master to
ascertain and report fee to guardian adj
litem; w. r. Rankin and wife vs.. F. NJ.
Woodall ct al, bill dismissed at defend
ants cost: J. III. Allen vs.. q. w. SaIlpaw
ct al, appointment of Clerk and Master
as receiver to take charge Of bonds;
r. w. Brown vs.. T. Fleming ct
al, J. b. Blake made party defendant and
guardian ad Item appointed; p. ID. Phelan,
guardian vs.. Maria G. Fassman ct al, con-
firmatian of report of Clerk and Master;
WA. Cheatbam ct al. VS.. George Plinkey
ct al, reference to Clerk and Master; Mary
Il. Clair vs.. George Barbour ct al, former
orders revived; j. C. Provine. guardian VS..
Anne Provine ct al, order for reference.
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ALL OVER THE CITY.

From our report this morning the proba-
bllitieS are that the weather TODAY will be
| generally clear, with southerly winds and
rainy temperature.
A grocery keeper in South Nashville, was
arrested last nigh. on the charge of beng
drunk and disorderly. He will appear be-
fore Recorder Duling this morning.
The city, yesterday, between the hours OF
one and three, looked somewhat as 1t did
in the worst days of the cholera. Nearly
every body went to see Kelley swing.
Workmen are still engaged in building
the sewer on North Summer street; and its
construction is progressing rs rapidly as
| possible under the circumstances.
A man named franklin had one of his
feet injured, by an express wagon running
over II, on yesterday. He was standing il
the street witnessing the Kelley procession
when the accident happened.
Judge Duling's morning levee was not as
well attended yesterday as usual, owing, nc
doubt, to the hanging. The amount of fine:
assessed against municipal law-breaSers
however, footed up $3.50.
| A weekly paper, edited by colored men Of
this city, viii make its appearance mex
week. 1t is to be called the Republican
and is reyivi6cation of the sheet that wa:
in existence here some time ago. The But
tetiR will have to hide out.
Singleton, the Cherry street book and
news dealer, has received Harper's Week
ly, Frank Leslie's Illustrated, Appleton:
Journal, the Clipper, Police News, Boys
and Girls Weekly, and Wild Oats for the
current week, and Pleasant Homes and
Boys of America for June.
By calling at either of the News Depots
OF Duckworh & Co., ON the corner OF
Church and Cherry and Cedar and Cherry
you can get the latest Wallpapers from any
or all of the principal cities of the United
States and Capada. They keep constantly
ON hand fine stock Of stationery, with q
full line of the illustrated weeklies and
monthlies and Of general light literature.
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Opening the Picnic season.

The first picnic of the season was given
yesterday on the grounds OF Mr.. Duncan, a
beautifully selected spot near the Buna
Vista Springs, just beyond st. Cecilia's
Academy, by a portion Of the children of
the Thirteenth district.
The exercises commenced with singing
and terminated with recitations, under the
supervision of the teacher, Mr.. T. p Bren-
nan, the children aequitting themselves in
a most creditable manner. On the grounds
were many of the parents and invited
guests. Mr.. Weakley, the efficient County
Superintendent, condescended TO play GRO
qnet with the little folks, and got beaten
badly; but when the Commissioners, Messrs.
Leonard and Duffy, with the portly Pow
ers, made their appearance they showed
that they could handle the mallet with con-
Summate skill.
An ample spread of substantials and
sweet things helped to aid the cause won
derfully, and with good fIeestOne and white
sulphur water, not forgetting a bountiful
supply of butter-milk from Mrs. Duncan's
dairy, the little ones managed to enjoy
themselves famOusly.
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New Advertisements.

Money wanted by +. W. Brown.
& woman wanted to cook and milk.
Young man wanted TO call at p L. Mich
OILS, Summer st.
City and county bonds for sale.
Oil chromos, steel engrayings, etc, at
Setliff7s, los Church st.
Called meeting of Nashville Command
cry tonight.
Superior photographing done by Giers.
See statement in regard to Thorton's En-
glish Liver Medicine.
Hart & Ryman'S Minstrels and Star Spec
ialty Troupe give two performances, at
Masonic Hall, on Wednesday and Thurs
day next.
A valuable prescription furnished free.
The furniture, carpets, table linen, etc,
of the Overton Hotel, Memphis, are offered
for sale.
J. r. Golladay's next monthly drawing
takes place on MondOy, May %.
Spring hats, straw hats, and the latest
styles of neckwear at Mixes, Union st.
The Turner'S picnic takes place on Sun
day next at Buchi's farm.
The best quality of white lime at c. II.
Stockell'S, Broad ST.
All the new styles at Francisco's hat en-
pOrium.
Benson, the halter, still lives, and can be
found at l25 Church street.
Read certificate of cure performed by DIR.
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery.
See advertisements of ChanceTy and
Sheriff's sales on third page of this morn
ing's paper.
Harry c. S. is wanted at Maxwell House.
Boots and shoes at very low cash prices
at Rama0e's, IS College st.
Sheriff-s sale on Saturday, May so.
Cheap embroideries and linen lawns al
II Union street.
We call attention TO the sale this day, at
the Courthouse, by Clerk and Master Of
Chancery Court, of the valuable lot and
house on Broad street, No. LII, fronting
90I feet, running back 25S4t feet, between
High and Vine streets.
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ARriIIianf CONCERT

Mr.. Henry Farmers musical soiree last
evening at McClure's Hall took place before
a select and appreciative audience. All of
the participants acquitted themselves with
ecIdt, and all present were extremely pleased
with the entertainment. The following
well-chOsen programme was observed:
Piano Duett-'Valse de Fleurs-Messrs.
Marshall and Sheetz. Tenor SOlO-"Winged
Messenger''-AIr. Stewart. Piano SOlO-Tran-
scription ''Lucia'-AIiss Mary Weber. Sopr.
Solo, with Flute Obligato- Flower by the way
Mrs Farmer Flute SolO-"Le Babillard"-Mr
Farmer. Vocal Duet-''I would that my love-
Miss Cooper and Mr.. Stewart. Piano Duett-
Overture William Bell, (ROssinil-Miss Weber
and Mr.. Pratt-NOcal Duett-''The Adieu"-
Mrs. Fa mer and Mr.. Farmer. Piano and Flute
Duo-SOnOta Op: l6, d-AllegrO MaestOso. B.
Andante GraZioSO. c--AlegrO la Russe-MiSS
Weber and Mr. Farmer. Soprano SOlO-"l
think of thce''-Mrs. Farmer. Flute SOlO-Na-
riations on German theme-Mr. Farmer. Finale
Trio-From "Attfla 81 Believe me''-Mrs
Farmer. Mr. Stewart and Mr.. Farmer.
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.sHousekeener,, of Healtb.-The Ii

'eHousekeeper" Of Health.-The liver
being the great depurating or blood cleans
ing organ of the system, set this great
'.housekeeper of our health" at work, and
the foul cOrruptiOns which gender in the
blood and rot out, as it were, the machinery
of life, are gradually expelled from the sys-
tenn. For this purpose DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, with very small daily
doses of DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative
Pellets, are prominently the articles need
ed. They cure every kind of humOr, from
the worst scrUfula TO the common pimple,
blOtch or eruption. Great eating ulcers
kindly heal under their mighty curative in
fluence. Virulent blood pOisons that lark
in the system are by them robbed of their
terrors, and bv their persevering and some
what protracted use the most tainted sys-
TENS NAV be completely renovated and
built up anew. Enlarged glands, tumOrs
and sweIlings dwindle away and disappear
under the influence of these great resOlvents.
DOCTORS COULDN'T HELP Jim.
MIGsvILIE, MORGAN Co, o., March "A,
1S72.-Dear DR.. Pierce, Buffalo, y. u:
When | was II or - years OF age, took
what is called Kings Evil, and by constant
doetoring it wOnld heal in one place and
break out in another. 1t also broke out in
my left ear. first found your name in the
Christian AdUocdte, and sent 10 miles for
the first bottle, which did me more good
than all other medicines ever used. L am
IS year, old, aud doctOred with five doctors,
and not one of them helped me so much as
your bottle of Discovery. i have got well
and able to do good days work.
my9 deod1w&w1t JOHN A. WILSON.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The transfers in real estate for the weeE
ending yesterday were as follows:
j. B. Cartwright to John Phipp,
about five-eights of an acre Of
ground in GOOdlettsville. ..S so 0(
NJ. c. GOOdlett, trustee of Joseph
and Mary E. Sodina, to VIM.
Morrow, land sold to Sodina by
Whitman .................. 400 OF
VIM. NJ. Pruett to Mary Ann W.
Love, 1000 acres of land in
Overton county. ...........-. 4,OOO W
E. D. WhitwOrth, sheriff, to VIM.
G. Massey, administrator of
John E. Gleaves, lots No. 13,
II, Is and 10 in Trabue's plan
OF lots. COZ ~
w. T. PnOsSer to Annie NJ. Bless,
lot on Hamilton street, in Jno.
McNairy's plan. 500 %
Joseph \. Hows to Margaret j.
Hutton, $50 acres land in 18th
district. 0UO w
5. w. Mcclellan and wife to j.
A. Pruett, IL acres in Jackson
county. Observation-Disclosures. 4OO w
Same to VIM. NJ. l.. Agee, 40
acres land in jackson county, 800 0C
J. W. Perkins to Thomas Buchan-
an and others, one quarter of
an acre of land in the Sth dis
trict Williamson county for
school purposes.
Laura ChildreSs to Emeline Car
ter, lot 10, subdivisions of lots
154-165, in Judge McNairy's
addition to Nashville. 1900. 80 OC
J.. A. Pruett to S. W. Mcclellan,
lot ground in Jackson county. 0C
4 NJ RarnpS IN RObt /, Weak
lev, lot corner of Mallory and
Market streets. -. 10000. 500 OC
Frank T. Reid to F. c. Maury,
half of lot 122 on McGavock
street, West Nashville ... 1,0T5 OC
Nathaniel Baxter, jr., Clerk and
Master, TO Patrick McAlanus, lot
on Cedar street. .............. 4O1 OC
E. B. Stahlman and B. F.
Champe to Anna f. Wilson,
lot i'm Edgefield:. 1,150 0C
A. b. Hendrick to Cheatham &
Woods, two lots in Craggie
Hope. ..................... 400 OC
VIM. o. Thomas to Diehl IL
Lord, lot FOG in MauTy and
Claiborne's addition. ...... 800 OC
A. r. Michel to VIM. Brinkley,
southern half of lot IA in Mich
OILS plan. 125 %
II. l.. Weakley to Malina Barnes,
lot in Hynes' addition. ....... 1,2O0 90
W. E. Winstead to 3. w. Nc
Cam, lot 124 in Nancy d
Claiborne addition. ...... 135 &C
Nathaniel Baxter, ir., Clerk and
Master, TO Samuel Watkins, lot
in Watkins addition. ...... Is Is
Jesse French to James p. Patter-
son and others, trustees, lot in
old fair grounds plan. .... $50 0(
Bailey johnson, attorney in fact,
to John W. Leigh and Samuel
Buckley, fifty feet of land in
New Providence. ..... 10 OC
Nathaniel Baxter, jr., Clerk and
Master, to @. w. Hendershott,
House and lot on Cedar street. Sab sc
James II. Drake and wife TO
WATSON & Emerson, interest in
house and lot in CORTLAND,
! Alabama.,... ............ 1000 o.
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Ieei Ice! Iee!-The Queens Lake Ice
Co. is now prepared to furnish Ice to con-
sumers and the trade generally at reason
able rates, and will guarantee to their pa
irons a full supply for the entire season.
Orders by mail solicited and promptly at
tended to. Office, No. 81 corner Bank and
Printers alleys. Storage house, No. p
Criddle street, near l.. & n. Il. Il. Dept.
Geo. A. Bailey, Sup't; C. H. Ryman, Ag't.
ans In
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The Grangers 20 the Rescne.

OFFICE Elk. Com. STATE GRANGE,
NASHVILLE. TENN, May s, 1S74-Masjers
of Subordinate Oranges of sthis State
are requested TO call upon their respective
Oranges, for such contributions in money
and provisions for the relief of our home
less and Ienniless brethren in Louisiana, as
they may feel themselves able to give, and
forward at once to Bro. H. w. L. Lewis,
Master of the Louisiana State Grange, New
Orleans.
By order of Elk. Com. State Grange.
THos. G. MosEBY, Chairman.
The Press are requested to publish.
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The County Court Clerk issued marriage
licenses to the following persons during
the week ending yesterday:
Benjamin Green to Polly Brazeel.
A. Attendance to Annie Rackmeyer.
Thomas L. Chiffon to Henrietta E.
Vaughan.
G. W. Cooper to Mary E. Jones.
Henry Curran TO Mary A. Murray.
Columbus johnson to Mary L. Logan.
COLORED.
Lewis ThOrni on to Nina Harvey.
William Simmons to Priscilla Wilkinson.
William Graham to Callie Lee.
Sam Epps to Sarah Moore.
Robert Smith to MOllie CaTuthers.
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EDGEFIELD ITEMS.

The hanging of Kelley yesterday was the
all-absorbiDg topic in Edge6eld, and many
of her citizens-but mostly colored, be it said
to her eredit-witressed the horrible sight.
Farmer, the bridge-keeper, was puzzled
yesterday. IL came about in this way: A
two-hOrse wagon drove up, carrying a live
OK. The driver rendered the toll for the
horse and wagon, but Mr.. F. did not re-
ceive il with his usual alacrity. He hesi-
tated, gazed intently at the strange cargo,
and finally said TO the driver: sWell, I'll not
charge toll for the COW this time, as / am
not advised it is legal, but will consult
counsel so as to be ready next time" At
last accounts the energetic keeper was clos
eted with Chancellor Cooper.
Mayor Brooks was in some doubt the
other night about appointing ''Gas Com
mittee,' his primary object in appointing
all committees being to select such men,
bers as are By nature and education best
suited for the respective positions. Al
though the duty of the committee under
consideration was an important one, he
was put to his wits ends TO appoint the
best qualified from body of gentlemen so
well calculated by nature and practice to
grace the committee. An outsider who had
been present at several meetings Of the
Aldermanie Board suggested that, in con-
sideratiOn of the eminent qualification of
each member of the Board for the position,
the whole posse be put upon the commit
tee. 1t was thought that the outsider
meant to be irOnical.
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Haheas CorHu=

Ritter Simpkins filed a petition in the
Law Court yesterday asking for a writ OF
habeas corpus releasing her from jail She
was committed to Jail by Justice SizemOre
for assaulting Fishy Barley, and alleges in
her petition that Barley was assaulting
her mother with knife, and had actually
stabbed her several times when she inter
posed and stopped the alteration. Her
case will be disposedof this morning. The
woman who was stabbed is in critical
condition.
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installation of Pastor.

A committee of the Presbytery, consist
ing of DR.. HOyte, DIR. Rice, and Rev. A.
COwan. will install Rev. J. F. Hill pastor
of the Shelbyville Presbyterian Church on
Sunday next. Rev. DR.. Dewitt will preach
for DR.. Hovte. Sunday. in this city.
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New Goods for Polanaises.-Lace and
Satin Striped Linen Grenadines, new and
beautiful. Thompson Bros. & Kelly, Sum-
mer st. myS 81
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In Full Blast Again.-Wain & Wake

In Full Blast Again.-Waln q Walker
have reftted their store and are now ready
to furnish their old and new customers
with all the latest styles in silk, stiff: semi
stiff and soft hats. A full line for men and
boys, in all the latest styles and colors, just
received for the spring trade. mh14 If
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Prepare for Summer.-Look at our
immense stock of Figured Linen Cambrics
before buying. Thompson Bros. & Kelly,
Summer street. myS st
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To have elegant light biscuits, rolls,
buckwheat cakes, fruit dumplings, etc, you
should use DoOley's Yeast Powder. Ask
your grocer for it. my5 d1W&w1t
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STATIONS.

bIaILA u IIlIICdlCs no ICpOII1 NIpIcI W HId-
tionary; minus 81 tendency 70 fal; plus ~ ten
dency TO rise. A. G. FORD. Observer.
The river was reeeding slowly yesterday,
with Is feet scant on the Shoals.
Arrived-the Nashville, from Cincinnati,
loaded down with groceries, provisions,
etc; the Silverthorn, laden with 1000 sacks
of grain, 100 bales of meal, and other
freight.
Departed-the Silverthorn, for Evans
vile.
Expected-the B. II. Cooke and the Ada
Heilman.
Leaving tO-day-the huntsville, at II NJ;
the Heilman, at u NJ; the John 5. Brans-
ford, at 4 p. NJ, and the Nashville, at (
p. NJ.
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Large arrivals. Com g. RICE d co
plete stock. Special
ly grand display
Charming styles, Ex-
auistely beautiful
Choice designs Blk
and ColOred Silks at
nearly half price and
cheaper than ever
sold before. Never
before have you had
such an opportunity.
Great sensation. La
dies are reminded we
equal in all respects
the largest houses in
the world. Save
credit and high
prices Mourning
Goods speciality.
Tamise, Canton,
Henrietta, Alpaeas,
etc., etc. Great
baFg n ius. Ire
G.. RICE a co. mendous fallin Dress
Goods. p anton
Stripes Just received.
Elegant shades in
new goods for dinner
ard carriage cos
TUNES. This viii be
most extraordinary
cheap sale. We call
your attention to our
display of new Cuffs
and Collars, ans,
Paras0ls, Gloves,
Walls & Spanish La
ees, Sashes and Sash
Ribbons, Hosiery,
COrsets, Handker-
chiefs, Neck Ties,
etc, etc, at prices,
OH how cheap. La.
dies can make their
purchases from the
largest and
best stock OF
goods in the city. G. RICE d co
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Undiminished AttraetiOn.-Our i'm
mense assortment of Black Silks and Check
ed and Striped Silks attractive as ever.
Thompson Bros. & Kelly, Summer street.
myS 3t
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still Another Grange in Davidson

Another Grange was organized in this
county at Belleville, last Wednesday, with
o. W. Hardin. Master. Ed. Hicks, Secreta-
", and fine membership.
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Embroidered and Jet Beaded Cashmere
Shawls, the handsOmest ever imported, re-
ceived to-day. Prices exceedingly low. G.
Rice & Co. my5 st cod
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Now is the time to whitewash fences and
buildings. The best and cheapest White
Lime fol this purpose can be had Of G. H.
Stockell & Co., IS Broad street, Nashville.
my9 2w
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Something New.-Another lot Of those
cheap Embroideries at Lebeck Bros, IL
Union street. my9 st
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Another lot of Fans, new styles, at Ho-
gan Bros. myS st
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j. r. GOlladay's 64th Monthly Draw
ing will be drawn on Monday, May 25,
1874. Prizes all cash.
One prize Of 5000.
One of $1,000. e.
Two of $500.
One Of S4G0.
Three of 500.
Three of $3.50.
Four of 500.
Three OF $50.
Six of 500.
One of SIS.
One of SO.
One of $50.
104 Of $50.
1859 ranging from 8 to SO.
Tickets limited to $1,000, at 500 each.
Each ticket is divided into four coupons,
having the same number. Each coupon is
worth so cents, and will entitle the holder
to one-fourth of the prize drawn by its cor
responding number.
CLUB RATES.
81 tickets for $40.
IL tickets for $40.
Is tickets for $50.
Address all orders for tickets to j. r.
Golladay, Bowling Green, Ky.
niy9 d&w1t
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Spangled and Powered Spanish Sill
Scarfs. G.. Rice & Co. my5 81 cod
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Spring styles in Scarfs, Ties and Bows
at McKee's. my9 2t
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Harry C. S., of POttsville, Pa, call at
No. 8 Maxwell House. Mater. 1t
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All the GO.-Beaded Spanish Scarfs re-
ceived to-day. G. Rice & Co.
my5 st cod
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CITY NOTICES.
myS If 4thp sp

The Turner Picnic will be held on Sun
day, May the 10th, on j. Buchi's farm On
the Franklin pike. Conveyanees commence
to leave the terminus of the Spruce Street
Railroad at 10 o'clock A. NJ. 1t
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Every style that is new and h>ndsome
can be found at the Hat Emporium of Fran
CISCO, No. 4S North Market street.
,nv0 2t
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The latest novelty out-Spanish Sill
Scarfs. G.. Rice & Co. my5 81 cod
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A fine lot of Linen Lawns at 20 cts. at
Lebeck Bros, Union st. 1t
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CHICAGO has a female sexton who re-
serves all the best graves for young men
who fall dead in love with her.
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10 The best stock of Boots and Shoes
at very low cash prices at Ramage's, 4S Col
lege street. my9 If
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For Louisville and Cincinnati.
PIRLIC SALE OF FINE STOCK

MAY "a, 1871.
A BOUT so HEAD MAMBRINO CHI +
n and Ahdaliah Stock, my eutire lot 81 Tot
ting stock, without reservation or exception.
Send for Catalogue. ID. SWIGERI,
Spring Station, WOOdf0Td county, Ky
apps law sun ids
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CITY NOTICES.
Straw Hats at McKee's. my9 2t

Benson, the Halter, still lives, and can
be found at 125 Church ST., Battle House.
Don't forget the place, as you can save so
per cent on the usual price of Hats and
Gents Furnishing Goods, my9 If
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, MAY 9, 1aO A. VI.
TIE Mississippi river has fallen at St.
Louis and risen at Helena.
PrOb0bilitieS-FOr the Gulf States and
thence nOrthward to the Ohio valley, gen.
orally clear weather, with southerly winds
and rising temperature.
The Mississippi and Ohio rivers viii fall
slowly during the next twenty-foT hours.
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RIVER NEWS.

RIVER NEWS.
Daily Report Of Stage Of Water, scits Changes ~
the "A Hours ending 3 p. N. Ady g. 1874.
ABOVE ID CHANGES.
Low
STATIONS. WATKRH RISE. FALL