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r,Isod EEorse Association.

The annual mee.ing Of The NashviIIe
Blood Horse Association was held at the
rnons ofthe association yesterday, liiere
being tweuty.sjX present, cut Of member
ship Of eighty.
Col. W. II. johnson, who has been Pres
ident Of the association since its re-cISdnzazz
lion, having declined TO serve longer III that
raIlacitv. BE-. Cockrill was elected tO
TIA office. :. NJ. Murphy was elected
Treasurer and Geo. W. Darden Secretary.
The following named were chosen as an
Executive Committee. 4. Turner, ;. NJ.
Murphy. r. ". Woods. Messrs. X. Z. SIC
NARY. Gen. W. 9. Harding. Il. B. Cheat
ham. Il. f. Woods, i. Turner, J. w
Shute, were appointed a Board Of Di-
rectOrs.
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Arrest for Burglary.

Detective John Pickett arrested in this
CITY Yesterday near the Decatur depot, a
man named James Kendall, charged with
burglary in breaking into the house of W.
/. Wilks, SprinChill, and stealing pair OF
boots, pistol and several other articles.
Pickett delivered him over 10 party who
swore out a warrant before Justice Everett,
charging him with the crime, and he left on
the evening train of the Nashville and De
caiur railroad in custody of an officer. a
man named George Hobbs alias Howard,
charged with being an accOmplice in the
burglary, was also arrested in Franklin
-estaulaV.
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j. n. Brooks the Successful Candidate.

Edgefield yesterday was all astir, and her
citizens witnessed the most exciting muni-
cipal contest that has ever occurred within
her borders. For a week or more past, the
election has been the all absorbing topic,
and consequently all the voters in reach
were importuned to come out-"vo.e early,
often and late" The three candidates for
Mayor were men of popularity, and be-
tween them succeeded in drawing out TO
the polls S12 sovereigns. We give as fol-
lows the result Of the election for Mayor in
the different wards:
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iRlPgETHlS

Remaining undeliyered at the Western
Union Telegraph Office Saturday night.
Sunday office homs, 9 to 10 4. NJ. and 3 to
p. NJ.
Third National Bank; J. NJ. Carsey, Son
K Co. O.: Frank Anderson; VIM. Duncan;
Ewing * Co: /. r. Wilson; :. Steman X
Co: irvine X. Chase; Rhea, Smith * Co;
r. Doman x Co; II. j. Berhr; Holding
Wilkes x Hancock; Jno. J. :. Hook: Church
Anderson: VIM. Henry Smith: Capt. J. E.
Bailey: o. T. Noel; Geo. VI. Goodwin: Il.
d. Winscti; Ms. Fannie Griffin; Robert
Thomson.
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Removed to those well-lighted, comfort
able rooms at the corner of Church and
Cherry streets, on the first floor over the
Drug Store of Demoville * Co., where a
good Commercial Business Education can
be acquired, or Writing, Bookkeeping or
Photography will be taught separately
when desired. j. w. DOibear. JAM St
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.sYour Little Hands were Meyer
Made etc

\ couple Of young men who were broth
er members Of a secret organization in this
CITY. had a little fight yesterday, on account
of a disagreement growing out Of some bus
mess transacted at their lodge. They
were taken before Justice Cassetty, and
that fragile official talked to them with
tears in his eyes upon the siniulneSs Of
brothers quaueling and fighting. The
warrant was then Withdrawn and the little
tea party separated with expressions Of mu-
iUaI esteem and consideration.
The names Of the parties are suppressed,
ont Of respect to the feelings Of their re-
sDectiVe mOtherS-in-laW.
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stop and think of the specialties:-
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Varnishes,
Artists Goods, Paper and Wax Flower Ma
terials, Stencil Inks, Corks, Sash, Doors,
Blinds and Brushes-nOt at cost, but VERY
LOW. ChaS. IL. Gauthier, 10 y. College
street. dec2l tt
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Thanks.

MessrS. Litterer * Cabler wish to return
their hearty thanks to the Fire Department
for the successful efforts made to subdUe
the fire which threatened to destroy their
large stock OF drugs Friday night, and they
also wish to thank numerous friends for the
efficient services rendered upon that occa-
sion. They viii be ready 10 resume bust
ness tomorrow.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-04

DaneiRg.-Aliss Eliza Goodwin will
continue her Dancing School at McClure's
Temple Hall, Cherry street, the second
term beginning Saturday, Jan. 3. Parents
and guardians, wishing to enter their chill
dren, will please make early application.
Days Of tuition, Wednesday and Saturday,
at o'clock. an1 1W
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refused 60 DissorSe.

BOSTOS, Jan. 3.-JOhn w. Cartwright,
one Of the receivers Of the Hide and Leath-
er Insurance Company, has been sentenced
to six months Imprisonment by Judge De
vens, OF the Massachusetts Supreme Court,
for not complying with an order of the
court to pay back Sl3,556 which he drew
from the assets Of the company as cOmpen-
sation for his services. Cartwright has ap-
pealed to 4 full bench.
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Stealing Wood.

The Waterman at the woodward of the
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad OBJ
served a darkey quietly helping himself to
fuel belonging to the railroad, Friday night.
He gave chase at once, but the darkey skip
ped lightly away, making his escape not
withStanding the fact that he carried q
couple of large sticks Of cord-wood with
him.
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Did NOT Arrive.

The relatives Of Michael Carlin who died
suddenly at the boarding house of Mrs.
Morgan on Friday morning last, did not
arrive by last evenings train, but are eX
pected this morning. The remains are ii
Mrs. Morgan's who, with her daughters, was
kind and attentive TO the sick man during
his stay here, aud who We're with him At
the time OF his death.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-04
CITY NOTICES.

Elegant Store for Rent.-The store
now occupied by ''The Howe Sewing Ma
chine Company" is for rent. 1t will be
furnished with shelving, counters and an
elevator in the best style. Apply to Thomp-
son Bros. & Kelly. dec31 st
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THE COURTS.

CHASCERY COTET.-Decrees were en-
tered in the following eases yesterday
Aaron Stretch. executor, vs.. Ann GOwdey
and others; W. 3. \. Ramsey vs.. Edgefield
and Kentucky railroad; J. Shelby Williams
ct ais, rs. II. III. johnson ct ais; Steifel X
Pfeifer vs.. Z. and Ellen CLARK; State of
Tennessee vs.. Bank Of Tennessee; Union
Bank Of Tennessee vs.. W. W. WOodfOrk ct
ais; Coulter x Hall Is. James W. GIeaves.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-04

Elegant Rooms for Rent.-FOrty rooms
an the st. Cloud Hotel for rent, in suites
for families Or single apartments; also the
spacious dining hall and kitchens. For
terms apply to Charles a. Thompson, at
Calhoun's, Maxwell House. Carter IL
Thompson. dec2S lot
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Tho .rennesseenns..,

The Cincinnati Times of Friday says:
The Tennesseeans, a band of colored
singers similar to the Jubilee Singers, will
give a concert tomorrow Saturday night
in the Mt. Auburn NJ. Z. Church. The
Southern papers speak in the highest terms
of their abilities.
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CITY NOTICES.

W. f. Moore 4 Co.: Having used your
Chimney Cap for some time, l can safely
say that it isas represented. Respectfully,
Dock y. Ambrose.
Dec. 30, 1873. 1t
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ANeu NInnnfi,ciorr.

J. W. Dishman Is about to start a man
ufac;ory in Edgetield for making buggy sad
dies, bride fronts and blinkerS, and to
make these items q specially. 1t is said
there is no similar mandatory south of
Cincinnati, aud yet they have a large sale
among harness dealers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-04

Only one week more remains for all who
wish to avail themselves Of the opportunity
offered by Gates x Pohlman to purchase
Watches, Clocks, Diamonds, Jewelry, Sill
Yer and Plated Ware at cost for cash.
Jan. !, 1874. iva 81
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Porkers who have cut their wisdom teeth
wi thereafter carefully refrain from showing
themselves on the streets of Nashville, for
danger turks behind every corner and in
every alley.
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ST. Charles Hotel. newly

NJ H1FIt> itUtti' IIVNIy ItIlIItu WIN
ladies' and gentlemen's water closets in
the house, Market street, near the Square,
Nashville, Tenn. J. VI. Armstrong, pro-
rFie;or. Single meals, 80 cents. Board
and lodging per day, S2,0G jyS Sm
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS * Warren have re-
moved their office and entire stock of Fur
niture and Mattresses TO No. IL North Col
leSe street, where they are still selling at
reduced prices, and viii be glad to see all
their friends. iva 2t
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A. C.. Beech, 10 Public Square, is Of
fering splendid line of Flannels, Bed
Ticks, Bleached Muslins, etc, very cheap.
dec2S eOd1w
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Death of a Circnif Indigo.

A letter from Savannah, Tenn, informs
us Of the death of Hon. Elijah Walker, Of
apopleXy, at / O'Clock =. NJ. on the morn
ing Of the 31st ult. The deceased was the
Circuit Judge in his district, a prominent
citizen of West Tennessee, and well known
throughout the State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-04

100 dozen Linen HandkerchiefS, Mar
settles Quilts and l04 Sheeting at greatly
reduced prices at A. c. Beech's, 10 Public
Square. dec2S eOdlw
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TIL Tanning.

Claiborne Conn and Bob Cartright, two
colOred gaIminS, We're detected in an at
tempt to rob the money drawer in BensOn's
furnishing store, on Cherry street. They
were arrested and locked up.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-04

Trunks, YaliSeS, and Satchels at great
ly reduced prices during the money panic,
at VIM. Dunstead's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church
streets, Sewanee Block. nOv23 If
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Boots anu ShOes.-A fine assortment
for the holidays just received, at low prices
at the Eagle Shoe Store, Q Union, between
College and Market SITS. John Holahan.
deco N
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Blank y indicates no report; cipher (0l sta
tionary; minus - tendency fall; plus 10 ten
dency 10 rise. a 9. FORD. observer
The river commenced rising slowly at
this point yestCrday. We report ) feet
large on the Shoals.
There We're no arrivals.
The Bolivar III. Cooke departed for Pa
ducah.
The Ada Heilman will arrive to-day, and
is the regular packet for Padueah to-mor-
row at 10 O'Clock.
The Laura Davis leaves st. Louis to-
morrow for this pOinI.
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Towels, Napkins, Table Linens and all
other goods greatly below the usual prices
at \. C. Beech's, 10 Public Square.
dec2S eOdlw
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Death i'm Trous,,aIe 6louutv.

Capt. John Y. Roper, ST., an old citizen
of Huntsville, TrOusdale county, died in
that place at o'clock on the morning of
the I'd inst. from cold and sore throat. lie
was sick only a few days, and his death was
very sudden.
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Wedding.

The GneenerUe Union Of the LIST says:
Dec. %, 1873, at the residence Of the
brides father, by Rev. Prof ]. NJ. Wagner,
Mr.. d. T. Summit, Of Nashville, Tenn,
to Miss Virginia E. Wagner, Of this county.
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The Eleventh Ward.

Since the late addition to the police force,
a new ward, called the Eleventh Ward, has,
been made out Of portions of adjoining
wards, which were rather large for two pO-
licemen to guard.
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Cumberland Coal at $3.50 load, by
Owens, Newell q Co., No, il Church street
and Il S. Cherry street. JOHN a. TIN
DALI, Salesman. dec4 till jan 20.
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The exercises Of Edgefield Female Sem
mary will be resumed on Monday, January
>. German is taught daily in this Semi
nary free Of charge. 1t
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IL is your duty to buy your goods where
You can get them cheapest and best, and
that place is Hogan Bros, Union street.
iauI II
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Fine Sets of Coral, Amethyst, etc, at
cost at E. Wiggers', No. 3la y. Cherry,
near Union street. dec31 If
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Fine Jewelry, cheaper than the cheap
est, at E. Wisgers', No. 31i y. Cherry St.
dec3l tt
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The place to buy your Sheetings and
Table Linens is Hogan Bros. jan1 #
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MARRIED.

THROCKMORTON-GL the Epis-
coTal Church in s.. Louis. at o'clock p. NJ
Dec. 80. 1873, Mr.. NN. Tn EOCKNOETON, Cashier
Of Capital Bank, and Mrs. NATE NJ. GLORE,
formerly Of Nashville. Tenn
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Splendid line Plain Black and EmbrOid-
cred Shawls cheaper than ever before at a.
c. Beech's, 10 Public Square.
dec2S eOd1w
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Spring SeSsiOn.-The spring session of
Wards Seminary for young ladies, Nash-
willie, Tenn, opens Jan. 2G. We. Ward
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Rich Black Silks at less than cost of
importation. G.. Rice * Co. 1t
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THE largest ORANGES in the city at '.
C3stellOs. III Church street. oranges
weighing three pounds eacll-ysry luscious
and attractive.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-04

Removable Peoples Store, from Ga
College street to 102 Church, opposite s..
Cloud Block. J. W. Lawless * Co. It
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Handsome ColOred Silks, suitable for
party dresses, at half its original cost. G.
Rice X Co. 1t
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New Gold and BLACK Prints just received,
rs Church street, Southern Palace.
iy3 Il
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New t;reeH and Black Prints just re-
ceived, IL Church street, Southern Palace.
I'M
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

EIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev.
Il ThOS. \. HOyt, pastor. Seryicesat II a. m
and D. M
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nnatI, in No. nrleans
POrkers, Beware!

Thos. Merritt, a native of this city, died
several days since in New Orleans.
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RIVER NEWS.

Daily Report Of Stage Of Wsssr, 'ofa CzGzgss -
the "a HaHrs ending =. N J1n 3, IS74
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The RAINY Tt2v.

Il IS Surprising that 30 many people
live without taking thought OF the
morrow. Reckless expenditure TO
ensure ease for Tie present, seems 10
be the order OF the day. With all
Tie accomplishments of the young
people nowadays, how few have
education which will enable them TO
ecouoMize Ia time Of need The
girls smattering Of the languages
won't do this, nor the boys skill al
billiards and ;hus The household ex>
penditures suffer fram the lack Of IN
intelligent system Of housekeeping,
and the ignorauce Of the younger
branches of the family, both
or this point and the way 70 earn
their own living. Isn't It high time
that there should be a change in this
re-pcct? The chances AID changes
of business, and Tie uncertainties of
investments, make sad havoc with
the position OF once we'll to do peo-
pie. and We find too many mem OF
4 ALatllLS Atl AUX 40 "a dllt L4ltst2 10
keep the wolf from the door. Tie
SAME neglect Of reasonable educa>
l;oa, prevents the wives and Children
of working men from helping to bear
the load which presses 50 heavily on
tie father Of family. How many
good hou,ekeepels are there among
either the upper Or middle classcs
who can. by CAREFUL management, SO
reduce th; If expenses as to ride over
dnli times. and ia bright days have a
surplus ready for the savings bank ?
This is practical question 10 which
our household economists should pay
attention. Although the ccst Of liv-
ing has largely increased during the
Iastsdecade OF years, it is still posi-
bic by the exercise of judic!ous econ
omy and foresight, to provide fer tie
needs, Of the rainy day
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Your Ec,sspaper.

Now is the tirle when all should
remember thenev spa per subscription.
] ise man vii see that his money is
sent onin season, q good newspaper
i, everything toa young f1nil;-. Far
mcrs' families are reccs ,arily n,u, h
secluded from sogieiy, and tie chi.s
drcn have rot the ad, antages 10 lie
obtained. by intercourse With other
minds. 4 newspaper in a good meas
Hre supplies t!is want. Il brish;ens
Their Own mj.-ds aud gives them hun
irods OF new suggestions they would
never nave had. 1t cheers many lone
y koms and keeps item oat o. more
mischief Than you ever dreamed of.-
Il is rest TO the toilins mother 20 sit
dom and loot, over The home news
paper. every week, which your
thouGh'fu!ness has provided and
1t Will SAFE many 4 DOCTORS bl,l
in The course Of year. There is
nothing that helps TO promote health
Of body like cheerful mind. Look
after your newspaper. and dent lose
The face Of an old friend for want CT
q little attention at the proper time.
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StcncwaII ]. Institute.

The Abingdon NIRGINIAN Informs
US that at the commencement occa-
sion, last seek, Of StoneNall Jac%-
son ISsti,nte, the Medals were awar-
ded as follows. By Mr.. JAS i
WLitc, the French Medal to Misses
IIsrIy, and McN.l.in:
BY Rev. NJ. Barnett, the Nathe-
naiical NJ, daL to Miss Hardy.
BY Judge Campbell, the English
Medal, to Miss Moore. who drew lots
with Miss Hardy for it. The Deport-
ment Medal to Miss Davidson who
drew lots with Miss Love for it.
by Judge Page. the Improvement
Medal, to Miss Davidson.
1t viii be seen that Miss Hardy
Won two Medals, ard lost the third
one by lot, only, and Miss Dav dsOn
succeeded in getting two, one of
them by lot.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-07-07
UNPRovoKED HoMloIDE.
4 Negro Man shot Down with
cut Warning.

Last Tuesday cveping mulztto
E,aa named John Wright, was shot
through the heart, and Instantly
billed, near Buffalo Pond in this
County, BY white man named Wa
ter Cassell Wright is said to Lave
been an honest and respectable col
ored man, enjoying the good opinion
End respec: Of his white neighbors.
and leaves a wife aud child. He and
another negro were met in tie read
near dusk by Cassell who Immediate
ly took aim at him with a musLet
which Lad been shortened, and as
Wright threw up his hand. the load
raised through it into his chest,
causing death at once. The cher
negro took after Cassell, who dropped
his lat and musket, but made good
LIS escape. lie was not many months
since, discharged from the Western
Lunatic ASYLUM, and had been liy-
ing at Wallace's Switch, SIX miles
Fast Of this point. Some two weels
since, lie was found in box car ~
two of bis neigLbols, who, finding
his coGversa ton so incoherent. and
his actions so strange, that they lock-
ed him in the car until morning, when
they set him ~ liberty. The Liliins
was so utterly unproyoked, that the
neighbors turned cut en- maSse 10 ar
rest him, but without effect We
think the man must have been labor
ing under an attack Of insanity, lie
is still at large.
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Blank Deeds

We have printed limited num-
Der Of Deeds, which are exactly in
conformity TO the code, with ac-
acknowledgements printed for both
tie husband and wife. They are
printed on fine tough Bond Paper,
and will bear folding and handling
without damage. Parties wishing
a handsome statutory o:2'a fer deed
will apply at Office Of the BRlsroI
News.
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Feb. q. If.

The Y marked on the Nctrs' means
that a remittance would be in ordef
and very acceptable. The number
marked or printed is the Que to be sub
stracted from the whole number or
the present issue, Multiply the re-
mainder by i cents and the product
will be about the amount you owe on
subscription.
For example, the whole number
Of the issue is Az. If 500 should &c
the number marked or printed on the
outside of your paper, you will owe for
- numbers or one year.
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The Home OF Josephine.

The chateau and estate Of Mamai-
son, at present the property of tie
state, l. expected to be sold, and the
bidding is expected To be high and
warm. The upset price Is said to be
a miiiicn and half OF francs. 1t is
one Of the most historical spots around
Paris, from which ii is nine miles dis
tant. i was known in the thirteenth
century as having been pi!!aged 10y the
Norman, but lis celebrity dates from
us having been the favorte residence
OF Napoleon and Josephine. who in
herited the property from her first
husband. Il was in this tranquil re-
treat That N9pOleOn planned his most
celebrated campaign, and where "ail
the glorics'- military. literary and ar
tlstic-of his reign found cordial
welcome Josephine occupied the
palace after ker divorce, and in 1874
the Emperor Alexander dined with
her; three days later she died, and is
buried in tie neighboring parish
church. The properly suffered from
the Invasion OF 1870, and from the
allies.
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AUGUST FLOWER.

Tie most miserable beings in the world
are thosc suffering from Dyspepsia and LyCr
Complaint. More than twenty-five per
cent. of the people IN the United States arc
rf.iicled with these two diseases and the I
effect such Us sour stomach, sick headache,
habitual costiyeness, impure blood, heart-
burn, water brash, gnawing and burning
pains at the pit Of the stomach, yellow skin,
coated tongue and lisaarcelblo taste in the
mouth, coming up of the food after eating
Go to tie Drug Store Of BUNTING & PEPPER
and get IS cent. bottle, or a sample bottle
Tor 10 cents. Try it.
&c G. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer
WoopBuRY. n. J..
June 30. lS74.-Iy.
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ROdar Fair Notice

There will be held at /. b. Dunn &
Co.'S. store on Saturday next, meet
ing of the Stockholders of the Border
Fair. Important business will he
transacted and 4 full meeting is de-
sired.
June 23.-lt.
Fresh Garden and Flower seeds, just
received. Call early if you wish to Sc
cure your seeds for Spring gardening.
J. G. PEPPER.
Feb. u If