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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-13
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
Annual Meeting of the Alumni So
ciety Yesterday.


The Alumni Society of the University Of
Nashville held quite an interesting meeting
yesterday morning at the Office of A. V. S.
Lindsey, Esq.
Hon. Jno. ID. Phelan, the President, be-
ing absent, the Society was called to order
by DR.. j. B. Lindsey, who took the chair.
The Society then proceeded TO the election
of officers Tor the ensuing year, with the
following result:
President, Col. w. J. Sykes, Memphis;
Vice President, J. b. Craighead, Nashville;
Treasurer, Jno. Hill Eakin, Nashville:
Secretary, James S. Frazer, Nashville.
Mr.. Lindsey nominated Hon. Carlos o..
Smith, of Huntsville, Ala, to address the
Society at its next annual meeting in June,
1875. Elected unanimously.
Several committees made their reports
and were discharged.
The. Corresponding Committee, consist
ing of the following members, were con-
tinued in office: Gen. Ira p. Jones, DIR. G..
W. Curry, Maj. A. J. Porter, ]. u. Craig
head and DR.. J. B. Lindsey, all Of Nash
Vile.
The Endowment Committee, consisting
Of Rev. DIR. VIM. Shelton, DR. X. G. Fos-
ter, Rev. DR.. j. w. Hoyte and James S.
Frazer, were also continued N Office.
DR.. J. B. Lindsey, j. 3. Craighead and
I. c. Whitesides were appointed commit
tee on Transportation.
The President is ex officio a member OF
the above committee.
On motion of DR.. Shelton, standing
committee on Obituary was appointed TO
draw up resolutions expressive of the feel
ings of the Society in the death Of mem
bers. DR.. Shelton, Judge Lea and Mr..
Lindsey were appointed.
Judge Lea moved that the thanks of the
Society be extended to DR.. Shelton for the
very able address delivered Wednesday eve
ming, and copy be requested for publica-
ton. Carried.
The Society then discussed at large the
subject of an endowment. The reports
were very hopeful and encouraging.
DIR. Lindsey moved that Committee
of Arrangements be appointed to arrange
for a grand banquet to be given to the
Alumni at the commencement exercises of
the Medical Department in February next,
it being the semi-centennial celebration of
the foundation of the University proper.
Carried and Col. r. B. Cheatham, Judge
j. NJ. Lea and Major a. j. Porter were ap-
pointed.
On melton of Gen. Smiley, the Society
then adjourned until February, 1915.
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New fans and black grenadines Just re-
ceivel by Hogan Bros, Union street.
Avoid Sickness by using chalybeaie water.
Read certificate Of cure performed by DR..
Pierce'S Golden Medical Discovery.
The B. II. Cooke starts down river To-
day. ut u N.
Read notice Of J. \. Dahlgren. General
Agent st. Louis and Southeastern Railway.
Large aGction sale 10y Barnes * Co., this
morning at 10 o'clock.
Stated meeting of Corinthian Lodge. T.
4 4. " this evening at s O'Clock.
Money to loan, in sums to suit, by r. W.
Brown.
An Office, centrally located. wanted.
\ gentleman and wife can obtain good
board in a private family by addressing S.
d. w, this Office.
Horse strayei or stolen from 351 5. Sum
mer street, for which a reward is offered.
Proposals wanted for the brick work Of
NeOphoten College.
We call the attention of wheat growers
and dealers in that great staple 10 the ad-
veItisement Of AIasSrs. Douglas, Son & Co.
They are admirably prepared 10 "toat"
their patrons in the way Of wheat and cot
ton, TO the extent Of ten or fifteen million
pounds.
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A HEARTLESS SWINDLE.
How a SePfuagensrian Came it Over
au Ancient Negress.

1t was a heartless trick that was PLAYED
on an old negro woman at the Chattanooga
depot yesterday by a man named Jas. NJ.
Gancey, who says he is nearly seventy
years old. He has been lying around the
depot several days, and yesterday morning
he sauntered into the sitting-Ioom, set
apart for coloTed people, and commenced
a conversation with an ancient negreSs.
BE inquired where she was going. She
told him that she had through ticket from
Galveston, Texas, to Charlotte North Car
olina. He then asked her 70 let him look
at the ticket, with which request she COM
piled. After examining the ticket for a
few minutes, the venerable trickster
told her that there was something
wreng about the ticket and that, il
she would wait there ne would
90 to the ticket office and have it changed.
She placed full confidence iva him and gave
him the ti,set. Instead Of going to the
ticket office, however, he buried off
and went out to the Decatur depot,
where he waited until the train came along,
got aboard and took a seat. In the mean
time. old auDty began to think her kind
benefactor was staying rather long, and,
becoming at last very uneasy, went in
StdI I'll vi AiiiAi- oa4C Il kNAACN litC idNAS W
Capt j. y. Alexander, policemen at the
depot. who Immediately communicated
them to the conductor of the train which
was then about to leave. When the Con-
duc;or made his rounds, collect
ing tickets. YanCey presented his and the
conductor knew at once that he had caught
the old chap He held him in custody un-
til Antioch was reached, where they met
the Shelbyville accommodation. Yancey
was then placed under charge of the con-
ductor of the accommodation train and
brought back TO Nashville, after which be
was taken TO police headquarters and from
there sent to tine Work-hOuse. He says his
home is IN no particular place, and that he
has lived in nearly all of the Southern
States. Being on his way to North Caro-
lima himself, he thought the old woman's
ticket afforded excellent opportunity to
reach lis destination without having to
plank up any stamps. His case will be in
yeStiCated this morning.
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SOnai.

We are indebted TO MI. 3. 5. Adams for
a recent copy of the Italian Ne1rS, in which
be is mentioned among the arrivals at the
Hotel de RuSsie, Naples. Mr.. Adams is a
son Of our well-EnOwn fellow-citizen, Dan
Adams
Mr.. Jas. Grissby, of the house of Ewing
& McClaugherty, left the city last night for
a weeks visit to his former home in Vir-
giuia.
Maj. ". Hooper HarTis and lady have
gone East 10 spend the summer.
I. =. Emerson, Passenger Agent of the
Detroit and indianapolis Railroad, and ,Jno.
II. Brown, Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Road, are sojourniug in our midst.
Andrew J. Kellar, editor Of the Memphis
ACGlGRcbe, is registered at the Maxwell
House
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Educational Matters in Dickson
Comfy.

Interesting examination and commence
ment exercises We're held at Cloverdale
Male and Female Seminary, near Charlotte,
Dickson county, last Wednesday and
Thursday. Pupils we've examined in
Latin, Greek, German, French and Italian,
and from the manner in which they so
readily responded to the interrogatorieS
asked them, they have certainly been well
drilled by competent tutors. Much Of their
rapidity in gaining this knowledge was due
TO Prof. J. c. Armstrong, who was min
lister in Turkey for some time, and who
now has charge OF the literary department
Of the seminary. Some choice selections
Of music were executed between the reel
tasiOnS.
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Burned TO Death.

Intelligence was received here yesterday
that Miss Sallie Smith. young lady about
sixteen years Of age, a pupil Of a seminary
AZ Oakland, KY, was fatally burned while
attending school exhibition Thursday
night. She was standing on a stage near
a coal oil lamp, which exploded, enyeloping
the poor giIl in flames, She rushed down
into the audience, screaming with fright,
and causing a terrible confusion, as those
present fantically endeavOred to avoid con-
tact with her. Ladies shrieked, children
cried out in terror, and q rush was made
for doors and windows.
Miss Smiths father had his hands severe
" burned in attempting TO eXtinguish the
flames.
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Small Farmers ThankfuIIy Received

Mr.. J. ID. Bailey, who was here some
time ago, in the interest of between thirty
and thirty-five families living around Boil
war. Ohio. with a view to the purchase of
farms near Nashville, writes to gentle
man of this city:
1--WE have not disposed of our property
vet, but are still in hopes that We will see
you this fall. Mr.. App thinks that he
would prefer that we should come together
next time. The people are very much ex-
cited over our report, and say that if they
come down. they will come by the Dozen"
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Young PickDocket I'm Limbo.

Henry Coffee, young colOrad lad, and a
yesterday for freezing to pocketbook con-
tanning Sl3.65 from a driver of ole Of
ParkeI's ice carts. The driver was stand
ing III a saloon Oh Broad street when Coffee
slipped up behind him and adroitly pulled
the pOcketboOk from the mans pistol peck
e. lie was taken before Justice Basket
and committed to jail to await trial to-day.
The pOcketbook was found, but the money
has not yet been recovered. Coffee is one
of the yOungster who is supposed to have
set fire to Chas. Martins stable not long
since.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following named parties received
marriage licenses during the week ending
Yesterday:
David T. Setter to Mary f. Pack.
lanes NooLan to Kate Brady.
Edward Anderson TO Mary Jane lIaman.
Pratick d. Kearney to Mary E. Eagan.
Charles A. Litterer to Bette Cabler.
Geo. w. Fleming to Ella NJ. Clark.
Morris Sprecher to Caroline Hartung.
Geo. C.. Tavlor to Susie c. Stone.
COLORED.
Charles Oden to Dolly Johns.
Ger. ". Vanleer to Jane Etheity.
George Green to Cynthia Green.
John Smith 10 Bette Franklin.
George Dismukes to Maria Webster.
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To the foregoing, Hobbs demurs, as fol-
lows:
"The defendant, w. W. Hobbs demllrs the
Sd and 4th" counts in the plaintiffs declar-
alton, because he seeks 20 enforce an alleged
contract between himself and defendant,
which is, on its face violation of the law
of the land. and against public policy, to-
wit: safe to him in whole, or in part, of
one Of the Offices Of the State and its
emolumehis, to-wit: the Office of chief
clerk of the Comptroller Of the Treasury.
McADoo AND QUARLEs, for defendant
"And to the LIST, I'd and 5ths Courts in
plaintiffs declaration, che defendant pleads
and for plea says that he did not contract,
promise, or agree with plaintiff, as he
severally alleges IN said counts in his said
declaration.
QUARLEs AND MCADoo, for defendant.
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TIME-Norning. Sister (hOme from
boarding-schOol, to brother who never gets
up till delay becomes dangerous -"Willy,
the orient flames with golden splendOr.
Arise! our mo. ming rejection awaits Your
presence" civilian doesn't hear.) Moth
er Shouts afterward, and making a great
Gathering on the balusters with the broom
)-"W-i-i-i-i-ijliam get upthis instant,
you lazy dogskin you, and come down to
breakfast" civilian dOesn hear.) Father
"a few minutes l-ter)-"Bill? William
(springing out of bed)-''COming, sir"
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Neophogen college TO be Rebu IL.

\ letter from Cross Plains, Robertson
county, informs us that a meeting Of the
citizens of that place and vicinity was held
on the 10Th inst, and a stock company
formed for the purpose Of rebuilding
Neephogen Institute, recently destroyed by
fire. Ten thousand dollars were subscribed,
end officers elected. The rebuilding will
commence as soon as contracts canbe made,
and the institution reOpened probably in
SpI.pIll.gr
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On the Green.

Next Thursday the Hibernian Society
viii give their Sixth Annual Picnic at the
horticultural Gardens in North Nashville.
Our pleasWe-seeking friends, young and
old. are familiar with the good management
and varied attractions that mark these an
nuai festivals. The Ancient Order are put
ting forth extra cNertions this year to
eclipse all the picnics of the season.
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Frap,,Ein knights Of Pythias.

Orestes Lodge, No 20, of the knights OF
Pvthiss. at Franklin, VIII give an annlyer-
sarv banquet at Institute Building next
THURSDAY evening. Our thanks are eN-
tended 10 the committee for an invitation
10 d.. present on the festive occasion.
The admiration of the UNION AND
A,rrGICAN staff was kindled by the artistic
chjrSeraphv Of the address, which was eN-
ecufed bv Prof. f. G. Balrishwller, OF
E-anklin
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Almost p Fire

The part of Netherlands door and sash
mandatory fronting o. COLLEGE street
clGCh- fire from a spark yesterday about
I:5y p. NJ, and but for the timely assist
ance rendered 10y the employees Of the shop
and o. hers, it pTobaly would have resulted
seriously. The fire was put out with buckets
of " aier and with a two inch hose attach
ed 10 a hydrant.
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CoIored Excursion TO sheIbyyIIIe.

To morrow an excursion marty of cOlOred
people will have Nashville for Shelbyville,
where a colore church is to be dedicated
by Rev. Nelson Merry. Tickets for the
round trip viii be sold at one dollar each,
the profits arising thereIrom to 90 10 the
benefit Of the First Baptis. (eolored) Church
in this city.
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Brought from California for Inter-

The remains of the late Mrs. Jane A.
Parsons, the estimable wife of Z. Il. Far
sons, Esq, of this city, arrived from Los
Angeles, California, at p. NJ. yesterday,
and were inferred at Mount Olivet, Rev.
DIR. J. W. HOyte conducting the services.
In October last, Mrs. Parsons, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Lille Parsons, went
to California, hoping for restoration to
health in that delightful climate. In spite,
however. of the best medical attendance
and the devoted attention Of friends in
Los Angeles, she gradually faded away and
died on the 10Th of AUril.
Among those who were particularly kind
in their at -entiOns to the lamented lady.
were Mr.. John Shirley Wsrd, formerly Of
this city, and ID. F. Wilkin, Esq, now in
California for the benefit Of his health.
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Yesterday Messrs. Robert Il. Lea and
Clarence Angler. newly admitted attorneys
al law, pronounced their maiden speeches
at the bar of the Criminal Court. In the
case Of the State Us. Ryan for burglary,
Mr.. Angler opened for the prosecution and
was followed by 1Ir. Lea, for the defense.
Both the young lawyers Won favorable
nnIn-nnS.
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Candidates Hop.

s candidates hop will be given at the
horticultural Garden next Tuesday night
by the candidates for the various county
offices. Dancing and buttOn-holing viii
be the order of the night. S0vereigiS may
as well prepare themselves FOR a lively siege
Of chin music.
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,,o.,-r =, tho civ Public schools.

The annual written examinations lor re
grazing the pupils for next session nave .S,
6eeD held within the past two weeks. ne
ner cent. of promotions viii be larger than
nsual. This completes the work OF the
session except the final exercises, which
take place as follows: ",
Tor Howard, HyneS and Ninth Ward
Schools. on the 10th inst, at - A NJ
FOR the Hume School, on wednesday,
the izlll INST, at So A. n.
Iar BelIeyiew ana Trimble Schools, on
"Wednesday. the IIih inst, commencing Al
. 4. n.
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Pulam1n Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cars from st. Louis Cincinnati and Columbus
to Washington and Baltimore without change of
cars.
Through tickets aud further information can
be obtained at all principal Ticket Offices
throughout the West, Southwest and North
west. THOS. ?. BARRY, Western Passenger
Agent. Cincinnati.
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Naturalization 10 six bottles Of Dr..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery are war
ranted to cure Salt Rheum or letter, and
the worst kind of Pimples on the face. Two
to four bottles are warranted to clear the
system ef Boils, Carbuncles and Sores.
-Four to six bottles are warranted to cure
the worst kind of Erysipelas and BlOtches
among the hair. Six 10 ten bottles are war
ranted to cure Running of the Ears and
Corrupt or Running Ulcers. Eight 10 ten
bottles are warranted 10 cure Scrofulous
Sores and Swellings. Two to six bottles
are warranted to cure Liver Complaint.
A WONDER TO HERSELF.
TANKTOwN, DELAWARE Co, o., March
20, IS73.-Te DIR. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo. y.
Y: Your Discovery needs only a fair trial
and it will do all you recommend it TO do,
and more too. When was fifteen, l caught
cold, and for twenty-eight years have been
perfect wreck Of disease, and all the medi-
cines and doctors bills have run up at
times to two and three hundred dollars,
and never any better bat worse, when /
give up all hope last spring of living the
summer through. l received one of your
AItOuiil DOthSs anu tJiN iuSDoAAis dAtCt
reading il, that it was too late to try fur
ther, but he said it was never too late. He
went and bought two bottles, and L found
it was helping me very much. Since 1871
| was troubled with CataTTh and Sore
Throat, and was almost entirely deaf in one
ear, and my voice was as dull as could be.
There was constant pain in my head. Now
my head is as sound as a dollar, my voice
is clear, and have used ten bottles of your
Discovery. 1t has cured ne of Catarrh,
Sore Throat, Heart Disease, Spine Alice
tion, and Torpid Liver. Ny liver was very
bad. My skin was very rough. When
put my hand ON my body it was like fish
scales. Now it is. as smooth and soft as a
child's. In conclusion 1 will say, l have
been we'll for three months. 1 am won
der to myself and friends. This is but an
imperfect statement; half has not been told.
Yours with respect, HESTER LACKGY.
je13 deOd1w&w1t
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Slippers! Slippers,-Five cases Of La
dies and Misses Slippers just received, at
low prices, at the Eagle Shoe Store, 9 Union
street, between College and Market.
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Splendid line Handkerchiefs, Towels,
Napkins, ParasOls, ETC., etc, at cost for
cash. A. C. Beech, 10 Public Square.
je7 sun,tues, thurs sat Nv
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Use less of Dooley's than Of other Yeast
OF Baking Powder, as it is much stronger.
Put up full weight. Give it fair trial.
je9 dlw&wlt
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Cinein. the Gan.

The gap between Evansville and Hender-
sonyilie on the s.. Louis and Southeastern
Railroad will he closed by the first of De
Camhar
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Magistrates Commissioned.

James NJ. Route. J. F. Baxter, and Y.
{. Sullivan We're commissioned magistrates
for lincoln County yesterday By the Gov
cTnpr.
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Irish Linens.-Table Linens and Mar
settles Quilts, Jaconet and Swiss Musiins,
at cost for cash. A. G. Beech, 10 Public
Square. je7 sun,tu, thurs,sat Wv
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Blank O. indicates no report; cipher (0l sta
tiOnsry; minus (-l tendency 70 Isll; plus ten
dency TO rise. A. q. FORD, observer.
The river measured feet Z inches on the
shoals yesterday.
The Bu1ksville departed for Cairo.
The b. II. Cooke will leave for Cairo at
II NJ. to-day.
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Don't forget A. c. Beech is closing out
his entire stock new and desirable Dry
Goods at cost for cash. 10 Public Square.
je7 sun, tn, thurs,Sat Wv
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Black Grenadines lust received at Hogan
Bros. je1s 1t
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June -, 100 A. N.
PrObdbilitieS.-FOr the Western Gulf
States. Tennessee, the Ohio valley, upper
lake region, the western portion of Lake
Superior, the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys, clear or partly cloudy
weather, southeast 10 northwest winds, ex-
cept in Tennessee and the Ohio valley, sta
tiOnary or rising temperature and falling
barometer.
The lower Mississippi river will fall
SLOWLY.
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Avoid sickness and tue use Of drugs by
using that excellent Chalybeate water at
the east end of the Suspension Bridge.
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OVfSVEELE & CINCINNATI SHORT
LINE RkILR9AD.-Trains leave and ar
i've al IlOniSKille q fnllnNys.
TRAIN

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
The shortest and quickest route to Washing
ton, Baltimore, the East and Southeast.
CONDENSED TINE TABLE THROUGH TRAINS
VIA PARKERSBURGT 80: st. Louis
NAY 10, 1874. a. i-ii'o' Express.
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HOBBS nENuRs. a

often requested 50 to do, to his damage
5000. a. 5. CoLYAR & Sous,
Solicitors.
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~ Trunks! TrunksI Trunks,n-We
invite the attention Of buyers to our large
and elegant stock of Trunks and Travelling
Bags, which we are selling at very low
figures for cash. John Ramage & Son, As
COLLEGE street. je9 eodtf
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STEAMBOATS,.

For GAINESVILLE, Padueah, Memphis, st.
Louis, and New Orleans.
TINE new and elegant pas a Gn
Il senger steamer, 'y-NL~Ah-
BOLIVAR n. COOKE. s< ssazssesszz<-sS-ss
Byers. Master, Lima Cobb, Cltrk.
will depart as above THIS DAY, 18th inst, az l.
O'Clock II.
For freight or passage apply on board or to C.
II. ARTHUR & CO., Agents II
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TRUNKS. TRUNESn TRUNKS!n.!

T An NOW MAKING AND SELLING
4 Trunks, at wholesale and retail, in this city,
which for style, material and durability are not
excelled by any Eastern manufacture also
make and sell Haiises, Satchels, fer ladies and
gentlemen, and other articles usual TO rIy line.
~ / will compete in quality and price with
any other market; and am now offering these
goods lower than heretofore.
WI. DUNSTEAD,
myI 3m&eOd6m 4thp 81 n. College SO.
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RIVER NEWS.

Daily Report Of Stage Of Water. sOifh Changes t.
Rs "a Hours ending p. II. June u, 1874.
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TsIsgrapGic Report from SigaGI Service CorPs o
d. A., Of O5serrdti0n, ct 1856 p. My a.
Wesferu UyiOa Linz
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DIED.

TRON.-Died, at half-past ten O'Clock last
NIGHT. CATHARINE LEONARD, infant daughter
of Martin and Julia TimOn-aged nine months
The funeral will take place from the residence
of the parents No. IL jackson street, at O'CLOCK
this afternoon.
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

Local Report for the City, Friday,
June IL. 1874.
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CITY NOTICES.

New Fans just received at Hogan Bros
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Time. Bar. 7Th'rT wind. wsstheT.