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BAY DISTRICT FAIR GROUND
ASSOCIATION.
TFl following horsss have entered:

TsS following horsss have entered
l. 5. Gage. c LII Katie Fcase. D. Planet: dam
Minnie Mansfield
C!za Mclaughlin. c h Ths6i Stevens, by Lang
ford; dana, Mary Chiffon.
Z. L. hiEctin. c Joc baaitis, ~ Australian
dam, Dolly Carter.
Albert Holmes Hubbard, b. ilanst; dan,
Minnie Mansfield.
z. 7. OI2aion. b Ii aipLa, by Hercules. aala
Wt1y.
2. Robson, b h Henry. by Norfolk: LsIa. Tt,-
sails.
j. c. Simpson. oh h Ho,i: Hooking. by Ring
master: dan. Young Fashion.
Wilbur Pierce. b Nz.iS bJ Wcodburn
dam, Moss Rose.
~ The horses viii lie cslisd st half past I.
and start promptly st O'Clock.
n. B.--Any hCrse fifteen minutes behind time
tho othefs Will get tins word With nut them.
A. ]. BRYANT President.
VIZ. SHEN:. Secretary. n6td
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Douglas has gone Republican ,r a OUT
so III jyrity on beth tie 5 a E al Leg
rsiatisc IieAet.i. Ee;art-s -; -: ccin-
tste
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'l'Ss. HEE2> Ratio sioE *.

T.ss re1arn> ri the i.1stern elections
r:-t.. lar :.-cvivei IN i.e.te hat Tho ,sE'
;i"l~e Il i.rr~s~ii'ati:ts vi! IL os;a-
acyaii. ..ui Independent. in .iaiosi;y
Following are the rctusis lot Congress
,,-n. 50 lar rs Tie suit. can t. arrived
At, .toal the elect, :.s Of Iond'y 'ii,a
Tuesday:
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The present Congress consists of l99
Republicans. 50 Democrats AID / lnde-
penierts. Chasing the Independents
with the Democrats, and we have an OPP
position Of 50. Previous elections this
year male change against the Reruo-
lic.ns Of IS, leaving for :ls Republicans
in the next Congress 1s6 and fer the OPP
POSITION Ice. In the elections Of Mon
day and Tues day las. the liepublicaus
LOST % CongrsssEen-that is. as nearly
rs the returns would indicate. This
would l-aye the count IN the Foyty fourth
Congress as follows; Republicans, Isl;
Opposition, Ill. Yet it Is probable that
mora complete returns viii add to the
Opposition gains, and it is not unlikely
that the mex: House Of Representatives
will be Democratic and Independent b.
small majority.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-06

TuE Young Mems Christian Assscsa-
Men Of San Francisco has invited the
Rev Haury Warl Eeec.er to California
10 deliver q coa.se CT lectures.
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WILLIAM SHARON. - Vim. Sharon
was III very good spirits last night as
he left Virginia City. He felt that he
had been v!nt!ica.cd by tie people of
this State, and especially by those in
Storey county. Whefe every Influence
possible has been brought TO bear 10
ta-";.h lis name - IN honorable
HI :, H::i 10 lsrosc ii;n. only capable Of
eyis. Ills c.cct.nn - Senator IS
ae>t.rl j, an! s.o.s- lat ti:c iiea; o: ;Ais
rt..tlt.:, L is..>t j. -, No can safely
I.rs Ma The rCaI,e IF Nevada that
.h%T n:.E I:cter lie So..y that they
M :. M Sharon ScuattsI. His Voice
al, ,u..s iii i! VA, - On tue side OF
RICH. and for the hes! interests Of the
recrie Of the Whole country. We arc
par.actiy sa'isiie.! I.il only ambition
i.n.r ), IL T. = tie high office which
ais i.ii:l - 80 i4'cris the esteem Ci
lis eunltry.lfaH. atd We prstlic. his
sye.y veto IN tie >cratc Of the nation
NJ. lie cl>t with :. Gear perception o!
he wants Il Tie ncol'te and q tail
dt>i-c IL further ;iie.E tciests.- Va.
EnteE prise.
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Ti,a reta,,.s :.cgl S.lvc- City, D.sy ,ol.
SID CaGreii;! nv2ciac!s eiVa ET--dieE a
maj nifty =: -, Adams =, "a-.tr-1Tn -.
Yaltea..i -. Downing Gil l.,.sehs,
Nil, Sutr, and N..,;,w.itit have -. ,ei
been leasl fsc:a. EEsa!ey's r,.5oi.iy =
S.!ys- City FE..s =.
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EUl.rLl- cox =

EEuba,!t gives DsGnccta..a 1a.-io--
~ on t.a;!i STATE and l. i-i..;i,. les. +;
ii ..EoI. I'D.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-09-17
NEW BOOKS.

HARPER's LANGUAGE SERIES, by VIM. Swim
ton, Professor Of English Literature IN the
University Of California, consisting Of the
Language Primer, Language Lessons, School
Composition, Progressive Grammar; Harper
4 Brothers, New York, 1874.
The term English Grammar usually des-
ignateS a system Of mental torture applied
10 pupils about the time they are confirmed
in their habits of talking aud writing,
whereby ire memory is compelled to carTya
mass ofterms,~ cUniugations, declensiOnS, etc,
unaer the fiction of learning show to use
the English language correctly" Very few
of us grown people have not been martyrs to
grammar vet about all of u acquaint-
ances who talk or write at all correctly owe
their ability to do so to association and i'm
itation. This leads us to think that if ed
ucatOrs are now working in the direction
indicated by the four books before us, there
is a brighter time in store for our school
girls and boys, and we can hope for less
slaughter of our mother tongue, less
slang and a greater regard for the beauty,
power and nobility of pure English.
The Language Primer is for one grade
earlier than any primary grammar hitherto
published, and is a little manual on the Oh
iectiye and inductive pan, leading the pu-
pil To observe objects, think about them
and express the thought correctly. Deini-
tons are introduced only rs they are need
Ell for actual use. and Just enough to enable
TIE young mind to classify what IL &c
quirrs. Thus intoxicating early the habit
of classification avoids the necessity Of tbs,
continual repctitiOuS incident to the old
memoTizing plan.
Language Lessons is one Of the most
original books Of The times. IL brings the
pupil into direct contact with the living
language hv constant use. The abundant
exercises are evidently taken from the
| school room and daily conversation and
work. \ multitude Of the inaccuracies of
! every day use of language are exposed and
| corrected. We are OF the opinion thai the
pupil working through this book wnuld b'
able, As 4 result of his work. TO do -four
tbiurs correctly: Converse, write a letter
or composition in the average vocabulary,
make ont COMMON business bills, notes, re-
| Ccipts, etc, and give the grammaiicaitcIms
necessary to the full understanding Of The
forms ofSpeech used.
School Composition is ] manual Of prac-
teal rhetoric for all ordinary uses; just
what is needed 10 flslen the instruction
| given in The two preceding books Of the
| series, in the pupils mind and give him
prompt and easy use OF d..
The Progressive Grammar seems 10 be
in accordance with the pathological pro
| nrcss Of the day, a simple, effective and
| exhaustive treatise stripped Of useless
| technicalties. Throughout tie series the
| most admirable drill Is kept up.
Prof. Swintou is on the right track. w
/ leave his rules. definitions, e C, 10 III,
! teachers. but wish to say that his plan i
| in Irlrmou, with that suggested by or ex
pariruca rs necessary Ia make practical
e,ery-day g~rammarIans.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-09-17
Scholastic Census Returns.

The State superintendent Of Public In
structiOu has received returns Of the July
census from 4 number of counties, showing
their scholastic population 10 be as fol-
lows:
Lincoln-White 5,645, male 1893, fe-
male 2,7OG: colored 1,T02, male 9ld, female
7S4. Total 7.347.
Giles-White $50, male 8,OI7, female
2,Gj3; colOred $500, male J,o24, female
l.T4l. Total 1926.
Loudon-White 2.2l9, male l,1Gi, te-
male 1856; cOlOred 4S3, male rs, female
22j. Total 2,I02.
Smith-White 1922, male 1885, female
1.S27: colored l,O0G, male 545, female 46l.
Total 4S2S.
Hawkius-White 4,64S, male 2,4o3, fe-
male 2.245: colOred G7j, male $50, female
322. Total 5.323.
Stewau-White 2.SGl, male ,433, female
l.42S; colored 6S7, male 3T5, female 5l2.
Total 1922.
Faveite-White ?, T9G, male 1880, female
LAG; coIored 5.9O3, male 3,O33, female
2,S7l. Total S,G99.
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Neu Adrertisements.

Insure in the State Insurance Company.
Two furnished rooms wanted.
Cook wanted al SO North College street.
One Of the best draft horses in the county
for sale.
Diamond coal, in small or large quanti-
ties, for sale.
George IL. Bailey has retired from the
Queens Lake Ice Company.
Winstead. Shields Il Co. will sell two
secondhand pianos Saturday morning.
Barnes q Co. will sell this morning at 10
o'clock. n No. % North Vine street, a fine
assortment Of furniture.
The co-partneTsnIp existing between
Wocdfu X HuddlestOn in the livery busl-
ness has been dissolved. K. IL. Noodin
will continue the business.
A select school for children, under the
direction of Mrs. Lusie {. Hoge, will be
opened Friday next at No. IS South Spruce
street.
Mrs. NJ. Gaines has returned from New
York with ali the latest styles III dress
making.
Mr.. Z b. Browns Dramatic Company
have. upon the solicitation OF many OF our
citizens. engaged Masonic Hall for one
week. and will give their first performance
on Friday evening, when i'll be produced
the new and beautiful play, entitled the
sea of lee
On the third page Of this mornings pa
par will be found an advertisement offer
ING for sale a number of shares Of stock in
Prewett, Spur * Co.'S EdSeheld Bucket
Factory. This is a rare opportunity Tor
investment, and the stock will no doubt be
eagerly sought after by capitalists.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-09-17
Ordered TO New Orleans.

Early yesterday morning Gen. Penny
packer, commanding the troops at Ash
Barracks, received a telegram from the
War Department at Washington, directing
him 10 proceed to New Orleans at once
with the troops under his command. The
soldiers departed yesterday, but Gen.
Pennypacker remained in the city until l
A. NJ. today. Maj. Clapp remains at the
barracks for the present, as will also the
sixteenth infantry hand.
Our citizens regret TO part with Gen.
Pennvpacker and his brother officers, all Of
whom. by their gentlemanly department
and,irreproachable conduct, havemade warm
personal friends Of the best people Of
Nashville, and in leaving our city they
will carry with them sincere good wishes
and an earnest desire that their absence Is
but temporary and they may soon be or
dered back to their old quarters at Ash
Barracks.
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Amusements.

Browns Dramatic Company rendered
the Marble Heart to avery select audience
at the Opera House last night. j. II.
Hantley appeared as Raphael Duchatlet
apd Miss Ella Wren took the role of Mad
emoiselle Marco. Both characters were
well sustained, and, judging from the APP
plause, the entire performance gave general
satisfaction to the house.
A matinee will be given al , o'clock this
afternoon, when the play Of Rip Van Win
kle-JefierSon's version-will be given,
Mr.. Huntley taking the character of the
good-natured, n~e'er-do-well Rip. In the
evening the five act drama, Man and Wife,
which has had such a run in the East, will
be rendered.
This troupe is one of the best which has
visited Nashville in some time and is in
every way worthy the patronage of our cit
liens.
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THE r

CIRCUIT COURT-CUmberland River
Coal and Lumber Company rs. ID. Brien;
judgment for plaintiff for S2,2l3-2S.
Brien X Woodward VS.. J. O.. Sullivan;
Judgment for defendant.
Brien & Woodward vs.. Andrew Creigh-
ton; judgment for defendant.
Milliron vs.. Moore; judgment for defend
ant for S64 and costs.
PROBATE COURT-M. j. Maloney was
granted a law certificate.
c. ". Anderson was appointed and quail
flied as guardian of Melvina Amanda Hoop
er, a minor.
4. F. Whitman was appointed admins
traitor of the estate Of Harriet {. johnson,
deceased.
CRIMINAL COURT-ThG Criminal Court
will meet pursuant TO adjournment al 8
O'Clock this morning.
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A EOrxfa,

Mrs. /. +. Argo, who lives at 191 South
College street, had occasion to discharge
fiOm her service, about a month ago, a col
ored girl named Laura McGavOck. Yes
terday morning Mrs. ArgO noticed the girl
prowling around her premises, and enquir-
ed what she wanted. 'She replied that she
was only looking for a locket which she
lost when leaving, and had not since had
time to search for il. An old colored
woman in Mrs. Argos employ told her she
had better keep an eye on Laura Nc
GavOck.
After Laura had left the yard, Mrs. Argo,
upon examination, found that she had
sprinkled some arsenic at different points
in the ward, in the chicken-house and over
her children'S toys.
Officer Massey was notified of the facts,
and thereupOn arrested the woman, who
was placed in confinement to await an in
vestigatiOn.
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DIAMOND COAL.

be supplied with this superior Coal at the
market price during the winter. Having
been thoroughly tested, it has given general
satisfaction. 1t is a hard coal, win not erumble
or slack, is easily ignited, burns eheerfuHy but
not too rapidly, leaves no einder and but re"
ashes. 1t b5.h Clearly and economical
Orders left with A. Stretch, at the corner OF
Union and Cherry streets, will receive prompt
attention. Yard at the corner of SumSer an
Crawford streets.
sep2 3m ithP j.. y. WARD As0N'
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Robert Scott, who was arrested by officer
Starkey last Tuesday morning ON the
charge Of robbing Joseph Waggoner Of his
watch and S1,lS5 in money, last Friday
night, appeared before Justice Everett yes
ierday morning for trial. Scott was ar
rested on the testimony of Abner Vaughn,
who while in the Recorders court as a wit
ness, voluntarily e 10 officer Starkey
and told him he saw Scott knock a man
down and rob him.
After being placed under the rule in the
preliminary examination, Vaughn stated
that he only heard the lick struck and did
not see the parties. There being no other
evidence against Scott he was discharged.
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DRAGGING ALONG.

The HasIam Murder CaSe-AnOther
Day Spent in the Preliminary In-
vcstigatiOn-NO New Facts Elected
The Examination TO be Continued
To-Day.
The preliminary examination Of witneS-
Sos in the case of William Gatlin, charged
with the murder Of Samuel Haslam, vas
resumed before Justices Everett and Paul
at 3 O'Clock, yesterday afternoon.
The prosecution was conducted by W.
G.. Brien, while MessrS. Guild and DOdd
~aDpeared for the defense.
The Office during the whole time was
damned with spectators, who manifested
intense anxiety in the progress OF the trial.
The first witness called was
DE. WILLIAM COMPTON,
who testified as follows:
was called TO see the deceased On last
Sunday morning. / found him lying ON
the floor near a great pool OF blood, from
which he had been removed and his face
washed: he was stih breathing, and his
pulse wa q lite strong, but he died in
about ten minutes after my arrival; j think
he died from the wounds Oh the face, but
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-09-17
p second Tennessee.s Reunion.

Preparations have been made for a large
crowd on lie special train to Gallatin lear-
in, here at 1920 \. NJ. to-day. Direct o Ii
nection will be made with Q e train from
Inc Nashville. Chattanooga and -. Louis
Railroad. which will run 10 The Louisville
depot.
4 reduced rate las also been made from
F5.-Gald Junction and stations this side.
III there be- a good turn our and q grand
reunion,
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Opening Of the 2sd Session of ROa-
nOke College, Salem, Va

Roanoke College has opened with the
largest attendance ever had 50 early in the
session. A large proportion OF the former
students are returning, and new ones are
comiug IN daily. The session will be the
most successful in the history Of the Col
lege. Students are already IN attendance
ffOm fifteen States. Next in num0er to
Virginia come Tennessee, from which there
are thirteen students, Mississippi, Texas,
West Virginia and Maryland Let all en-
| COURAGE the faculty in their efforts to still
further increase the attractions and adj
| yantaaes OF the College, un IL it IS made
| second 10 none in the SOuth.-ROdHOke
| Times, (Sdleni, Va.) Sept. III.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-09-17
EXAMINATIONS in Realty.

At the sale ofthe Nelun property yesier-
dav. on Carroll street, South Nashville, by
Browns and Cheatham, five lots were dis
posed Of As follows:
One lot 4OxlT25 feet, 500, William II.
smith: u 3GsxlI25. S2G6.43, William A
,ewar one 3SXlI2g. S22S, \ \. Hitc;
two 72XIT2a, 500, George w. ana James
=. Dale.
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Personal.

James VI. Mccormack has returned from
A visit TO the Emerald Isle.
!. II. Wilkes. numbered amongst the
most ~enterprising and popular cotton fac
tors oi the city, has returned from New
York. whittier ne went a few weeks ago.
r. p. Cypert, editor ofthe UayRe Com
IL citizen. is in the city. lie hasWIth him
some Indian relics which Ire intends pre-
senting TO the Tennessee Historical So
cicty.
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Largo Pears.

We were favored yesterday by Gun veneer
able friend. Dir. Isaac LittOn, with a sam
pie Of pears grown on his place near Edge
field. The pear Is good shape, well devel-
oped and decidedly the largest We have
seen this season. -Four Of them weighed
80 OF.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-09-17

ALTrERAEY curiosity is now for sale at
Pekin1. 1t consists OF a copy Of a gigantic
work composed IF G.109 volumes, entitled.
AN imperial Collection Of Ancient and
Modern Literature This huge encyclU-
-pdia was commenced during the reign Of
the Emperor KansLe HCG2-l722) and was
printed al the Imperial printing office,
where q complete font Of copper type was
cast for the purpose.
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As Church Street.

The public VIII find the business office
Of the UNION AND AMERICAN tbs Church
street. corner Of Printers Alley, nearly
onposite the old Counting Room.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-09-17

Daneing.-Miss Eliza GOOdwin's Dane
ing School, McClure's Hall, Cherry street,
will be resumed Saturday, Sept. 20. Days
of tuition, Wednesday Saturday, at 3
O'Clock. sep13 sun,tu,thurs,s sat 2w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-09-17
CITY NOTICES.

Mrs. NJ. Gaines, having returned from
New York with all the latest styles for
dress-making, would be pleased to see her
old customers and friends at her Rooms,
155 Church street. ~sep17,2O&22'
A Select School for children, at No. IS
South Spruce street, entrance on Cumber-
land, Mrs. POpe's residence) will be open
for the reception of pupils on Friday, from
s to 10 o'clock, under the direction Of Mrs
Lusie C. Hoge. 1t
New Goods at Hogan Bros. sep16 g.
New FIannels at Hogan Bros.
sep1G3t
New CaSsimeres at Hogan Bros.
sep16 st
New WaterprOOfs at Hogan Bios.
sep16 st
New Empress Cloth at Hogan Bros
sep16 st
New CaShmereS at Hogan Bros.
sep16 st
New Alpacas at Hogan Bros. sep1G st
Ladies' Ties at Hogan Bros. sep16 st
New'Kid Gloves at Hogan Bros.
sep16 st
knitting Yarn at Hogan Bros.
sepI6 st
Buggy Blankets at Hogan Bros.
sep16 st
Bed Blankets at Hogan Bros. sep16 st
New skirts at Hogan Bros. sepl6 st
New ShaWls at Hogan Bros. seP16 st
New Prints at Hogan Bros. sep16 st
New Bed Ticking..at Hogan Bros.
sep16St
New Hosiery at Hogan Bros. sepl6 st
New Hamburg Edging at Hogan Bros.
sep163t
Everything cheaper than anywhere else
at Hogan Bros. sep16 st
Fall Style bats at Jesse Ely's.
aug30 saisun&thtf
D-oa5uav SfvIa Sill Hats AT Jesse
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STATIONS

BLANK 81 indicates no report cipher " sta
tiOnarv; minus 81 tendency 70 fall Plustrlteh-
dency 70 rise. \. Z. FokD, OO-slto
We report . feet ? inches on Harpeth
shoals. and the river reCeding slowly at
this DOint.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-09-17
AVN OHIO RAILROAD.

Ears from ST. Louis. Cincinnati and Columbus
TO washington and Baltimore without change oil
cars. -
he obtained at all principal Ticket OHices
trourbout the West, Southwest anu NORTH
vest THOS. p. BARRY, Western Passenger
AGENT Cincinnati.
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Army Worm Ravages in Wilson.

The crops in some portions OF wilson
county are being seriously damaged by the
army worm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-09-17

"Nobby" new style Hats for young
gents at Jesse Ely's. aug3O satsun&thtf
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New STYLES of boys and children's Hats
at Jesse Ely's. aug3O satSun&thtf
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Trunks! Trunksil Trunks!!!-Wm.
Dunstead, at 81 North College street, has
an immense stock of ladies' and gentle
mems Travelling Trunks, Valises and
Satchels, which he is selling at ~extraOrdin-
airy low prices. yl5 3~mos&eOd6mOs
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GOIIaday' Sixty-seventh Drawing, Ev-
ansviIle, Ind, Sept. rs. Prizes all cash.
Capital prize, $1,000; second prize, $1,000.
Whole tickets, $500; halves, S1.0O; guar
ter, SOC. For sale by W. G. Price, No. A
South College street. All prizes of $500
and under, drawn in this city, will be paid
here by W. G.. Price.
sep12 a t,tues, thurs&sun At
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II costs France S6.0OJ,OO BOO il year to
protect the body polite from the raw
ages Of the criminal classes,
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Broadway Style Silk Hats at Jesse
Ely's. aug5O satsun&thtf
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GRAY X Noble have just returned from
the East with an elegant stock Of Fall Hats
in all the latest novelties, for men, boys
and children. sep12 If
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JOHNSON-At the residence Of his son, on
Truitland street, Edgeheld, THOMAS JOHNSON,
in the 18th year OF his age
FUneraI 10 take place to-day at PSI O'Clock.
patterson, y. J., papers please copy.
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OTISYILLE d CINCINNATI SHORT
ITNE RAILR0AD.-Trains leave and az

TRAINS. LEAVE AEhlFH'
Eastern Fast Line, eN-
cent Sunday....-.-.. $50 A. n. so r u
Eastern EXPIRES, daily 10 z. n L--0O p
Night EE-
press. except Sunday ll:JO P. 4. o.VO A. H
Mt. Sterling Nail, e1-I
cept Sunday....."... 600 A. N. HUI A.
NU. Sterling Express,
except Sunday....-- $50 P. Il o-SO r H.
Lagrange AccOmmoda-
tion, except Sunday $50 A. n. e;Oo A. NJ
LaCr trge Accommodate
ton, except sunday. 800 A. NJ Sou r 4
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