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sinful Siffings.

The following cases were disposed of 10y
Judge Duiing yesterday: John ChebOne
and j. p. GRANVILLE, assault and battery,
fined s.; Geo. Williams, fast driving. 81;
Joe TAYLOR, drunk on the street, s..
OVERLY still occupies apartments which
are neat, but not gaudy, in the county Jail.
The Sheriff from Georgia who came after
him a week ago, is expected to come again,
and bring a requisitiOn with him this time.
The following State cases were disposed
of by Justice CaSSetty yesterday: Hill
Shute, charged with larceny, was released
from Jail. ALI. Bell, col, charged with a
fraudulent appropriation of property, COM
promised his case and the suit was with
drawn; Jerry Peat, charged with assault
and battery, was fined $40, and William
Warmsley, charged with being an accessory
of Peat in his assault and battery case, was
released upon the payment of costs.
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The Street Railroad for North Edge
field.

By request of prominent citizens ofSouth
Edgefield a meeting will be held at the
City Hall, Main street, Tuesday night al
half past Z o'clock, to which all the people
of Edgefeld are invited who are interested
in the general progress and development of
our sister city. Topics of weight and
moment will be discussed by eloquent
speakers. The people of Edgefeld desire
that street railroads shall be constructed
in every direction so that the different por-
tiOns of the rapidly growing city will be
brought into closer communication. A
rousing meeting is anticipated.
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THE COURTS.

PROBATE COURT.-ThOmas b. johnson
was appointed and qualified administrator
de bonis non of the estate of VIM. II. Ha-
gans, deceased.
Whitman, administrator, VS.. Robert f.
Lee and others, guardian. ad litum ap-
pointed.
Whitman, administrator, VS.. Northern
and others, report of Clerk confirmed and
sale of land ordered.
Whitman, administrator, vs.. McCabe and
others, report of Clerk confirmed and sale
of land ordered.
Whitman, administrator, vs.. Weimer and
Others, report of Clerk confirmed and sale
Of land ordered.
CHANCERY CoURT.-Jane A. NJ. Davis
ex parte, agreement between Mrs. Davis
and Weakly & Warren, submitted and rati-
fed.
w. \. Davis VS.. j.. o. Treanor and
others, leave granted complainant to file
amended bill.
w. l.. ROsser and others VS.. John Cald-
well and others, petition of Turner S. Fos-
ter filed.
Fred. Terrass, administrator, VS.. Russell
Houston, administrator, and others, Clerk
and Master ordered TO pay accountant for
making statements.
State of Tennessee VS.. j. G.. Allen and
others, receiver ordered to keep houses of
estate of W. p. Downs, insured.
Henry Eichbaum and wife vs.. w. X. X.
Blackman and others, Clerk and Master
ordered to pay fund to guardian.
w. L. Higgins vs.. Il. &. Towns and
others, decree reyiving former orders of
sale.
Gilbert Reasoner vs.. Sarah Earhardt and
others, and S. =. Ament vs.. I. NJ. Brennan
and others, decree confirming reports Of
sale.
CIRCUIT COURT.-Hinton and wire VS..
NJ. COnnOrs, dismissal set aside.
May vs.. Smith, judgment by motion.
Allison vs.. Pittman, motion for new trial
OverTuled.
Eakin Bros. VS.. Noel & Platter, motion
for new trial.
There will be no more jury cases tried
during this term. The court will remain
in session this week to hear motions, sign
bills of exceptions, etc.
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A handsome assortment of French Coat
ings, in all colors, for gentlemen's wear, at
G. Rice & Co.'S. ap12 su,tu,thurs
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Old Bald Mutters But Won't Erupt

Judgment has o had time to regain its
counterpoise with the imagination, and the
following from the hnOTriHe Press and
Herald of the 10th inst. invites a grain
of credence. "A gentleman who
arrived in the city, from ASheville,
Yesterday, states that the excitement
occasioned by the volcanic disturbance
of Bald Mountain mas in a large measure
subsidized. The mysterious rumblngs are
still heard at times, and no satisfactory ex-
planation of the noises has yet been given.
A large number of scientific gentlemen and
cnrions men of leisure have flOcked TO the
scene. The prayer meetings have been
discontinued, though the natives are Dusily
engaged in preying on the tourists
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AppIeton,s New CycIoppdia.

B. 7. Hill, of Georgia, having been ap-
pointed by the publishers, agent for Ap-
pletOn's New American Cyclop9dia, now
in course of publication, will call upon the
citizens of Nashville for the purpose of OBJ
tanning subscribers for the same. We be-
speak for him that consideration and pat
rOnage which the work he represents so
justly merits. 1t is hoped that the public
will appreciate the Importance Of this most
valuable book, the best ~cyclOpedia ever
published, and satisfy themselves by giving
the same a careful examination.
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For Linen free from cotton call at the
Orleans Store. ap12 sun,wed,fi Wv
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Interesting Services at First Presby'
farian Church.

Rev. John L. Stewart, of Kentucky, who
has been labOring for several years as a
missionary in China, and who is now on a
visit to this country, will deliver an adj
dress upon the China Mission to the Sab
bath school of the First Presbyterian
Church this morning at 9:45 O'Clock. Mr..
Stewart will exhibit to the school a number
of Chinese idols and other articles of in
terest from that far-off country.
At 80 p. NJ. there will be a joint meet
ing of the different Presbyterian cOngrega-
tions at the First Church, at which time
Mr.. Stewart will again deliver = lecture on
Foreign Missions, and especially the mission
to China.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

WASHINGTON, April II, 100 A. N.
PrO6dbilitieS.-In New England, fresh
and brisk northerly and northwest winds,
decidedly lower temperature and clear or
partly cloudy weather will prevail.
For the Middle States and the lower lake
region, winds veering to ~nOrtherly and
easterly, generally lower temperature than
on Saturday, and clear o partly cloudy
weather.
For the South Atlantic and Calf States
east of the Mississippi river, clear weather
and rising temperature.
For Tennessee and the lower Ohio val
ley, sOutherly to eaSterly winds and increas-
ing cloudiness, with possibly rain.
For the upper lake region, Minnesota,
Iowa and Missouri, falling barometer, gen.
orally rising temperature, east to south
winds increasing TO brisk and high, clouds,
and probably very rainy weather preceding
the storm.
The lower Mississippi river will remain
nearly stationary, but the lower Ohio will
rise.
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brilliant entertainment Ahead.

A magnificent set of tableauX and music
of the most artistic order is in preparation
by lady and gentlemen amateurs Of our
CITY, to be presented TO the public on the
10th inst, Monday evening, O'Clock, which
will exceed anything ever before exhibited
i'm Nashville. The extraordinary charac-
tiers in these Bible scenes will be displayed
in royal g~orgeousness of costume. No
pains will be spared TO make This entertain
ment a success, The object for which it is
given is one that calls forth the sympathy
of every well-wisher to the prosperity Of
our lovely city, made still more so by sus-
tanning its religious institutions. The
Central Baptist Church, for whose benefit
kind ladies and gentlemen have volunteered
their services, is a struggling n e Debts
which must meet payment this year press
too heavily. May He who tempers the
wind to the shOrn lamb protect this flock,
that the storms of life beat not too violent
W.. The churches, schools and public gen
orally are invited to extend their sympa-
thies, and be amply rewarded. Tickets to
be had at Mr.. DOrman's music store,
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Promoted.

y. II. Love, son of Nick o. Love, a
prominent citizen of this county, has been
elected Probate Judge of Rio Grande
county, Colorado. He left this place a
year or so since for the far West on a tour
of adventure, and arriving at his present
home, worked on the streets as a day la
borer.
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UndeIiYered TeIegrams.

egraph Office Saturday night. Sunday
office hours 8 to 10 AN. and 8 TO 3 PM:
r. Dorman, r. r. Nevins, A.. Rannie,
Norman & Hightower, Berry &Demoyille,
]. T. B. jackson & Co, Robert Thompson,
o. F. Noel (2), Geo. f. AkeS. Capt. Geo.
T. Atkins, Mrs. A. d. Banks, Nashville
Cotton Seed Oil Co, l. K. Chase, J. J. S.
Hook. w, X. Cobb.
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In Full Blast Again.-Wain & 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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Rambling Through the Clover

This is the title of q new and exquisite
song, just published by j. A. Mcclure &
Brother, of this city. The words are by
''AIusicus," and the notes by Henry L.
Farmer, the well known Tennessee COM
poser. The melody is among the prettiest
of the season and is destined TO become
very popular. We take pleasure in in con-
graduating both author and publisher in
their efforts at harmony, that great desider-
alum in Tennessee this year.
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About TO be submerged.

Anticipating a further rise in the back
water from the river, MeSsrs. Literer
& Cabler, the druggists on the corner of
Market and Broad streets, have remove ed
their stock of goods out of the cellar. A
foot more rise will Submerge the lower part
Of that establishment.
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EIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev
IL ThOs. A. HOyt, pastor. Rev. Frank ID. Moore
will preach at II a. m. and Rev. John l.. Stew
art. of Kentucky, at 80 will, deliver an address
on foreign missions, and especially the mission
TO China. Seats free at night.
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Robbed.

The sleeping room of W. A. Grifien, who
resides attic corner of McNairy and Broad,
was entered Friday, and he was robbed OF
a silver watch and a half adoliar in money.
He was sleeping in the room at the time.
The drug store of Mr.. Henry, in the same
ueigbborhood, was also entered that night,
md robbed Of a boXof cigars,
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The river rose upwards of II inches at
this point for the "A hours ending yesterday
evening, and was still rising at dark.
There were no arrivals during the day.
The departures were as follows: Silver
thorn, Evansville; Ada Heilman, Psdueah;
Burksville, John S. Bransford ami Ella
Hughes, upper Cumberland.
The Ada Heilman, Capt. MaSsengale,
departs for Padueah Monday.
The Bolivar II. Cooke, Capt. Byers, de-
parts for Paducah Monday.
The Laura l.. Davis was expected last
night, and is advertised for return to St.
Louis Monday at 4 p. M--Capt. Owen
Davis in command.
The Eddyville, from the upper Cumber-
land, is due tonight, and is the next boat
for the upper Cumberland, leaving Tuesday
at 4 P. NJ.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-12

Newton & Tyner, the Well-known FISH
dealers had a fine display at the market
house yesterday, consisting of lake salmon,
Mackinaw trout and Cumberland river
drum. We have never seen a better fish
market at this season.
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a Hnnxfnn CounfX.

A convict named George Beard, SEN
fenced TO two years for petit larceny, was
brought in yesterday in charge Of J. NJ.
Newberrv, Sheriff of Houston county.
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EcL,s communication.

The promised communication from
Councilman Luck. with reference to the
Fire Alarm matter was crowded out of this
isSue,
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0rnhan EAiHa

The Catholics of Atlanta have been hid
ing a fair during the past week. The Con-
stitutiOR represents that it was attended
with lavish . success. The contests for
prizes and candidates were spirited, at
tracing a busy and merry throng.
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GOfn~ O

For several months past a number of our
substantial citizens have been in the habit
of assembling together for the purpose of
discussing the advantages California offers
to emigraEts. The citizens aforesaid, think
of forming a colony and settling in that
State
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A full line of Painted Fans at very low
prices at Tynes', "a Summer street.
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Let the People Speak.-MASHATTAN.

Let the People Speak.-MANHATTAN,
KAN, April s, 1ST3.-R. V. Pierce, Buff
falo. n. Y.-Dear Sir: Your Fayorite Pre-
scription has done my wife a world of good.
She has taken nearly two bottles, and has
felt better the past two weeks than az any
time in the past two years. No more peri
odical pains; none of that aching back or
dragging sensation in her stomach she has
been accustomed to for several years. i
have so much confidence in it that | would
be perfectly willing TO warrant it to certain
customers of ours who would be glad to get
hold of relief at any expense. | have tried
MANY patent medicines, but never had any
occasion to extol one before. Very truly
yOuTs, GEO. b. WHITING
Mrs. E. r. Daily, Metropolis, ILL.,, writes,
Jan. o. IS73:-"Dr. 4. V. Pierce: My sis
ter Is using the Favorite Prescription with
great benefit"
Mary Ann Frisbie, Lehman, Pa, writes,
Nav %. IS72:-"Dr. r.. V. Pierce: What l
have taken Of your medicine has been of
more benefit to me than all others and hun
dreds of doctors bills"
aDTI daodIw&w1t
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PiScat0rfaI.

The. bright sunshine Of yesterday in
duced several parties to try their luck at
fishing in the neighboring country streams.
Nose Stratton, Ed Hickman, and Duncan
Brown returned from Mill Greek last even
ing with a big string.
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rho Late Mr.. Breekinridse.

The remains of the late Mr.. Breckin-
ridre. the Young man who was killed at
Lebanon, passed through the city yester-
day. for interment in Kentdcky.
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Handsome Clock.

Wiggers, the Cherry street jeweler, has
placed a handsome clock in the Office OF
the assistant postmaster, with the under
standing that if the Government cannot be
induced to pay for the same, he will re-
move il
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Fortunate

Oliver Timothy, of the Trade Palace,
lately drew a prize of 5000 at a Bazaar
given in aid of a church in Sligo, Ireland,
a ticket that cost ~ cents.
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Direct importation Of IRISH LINENS to
the "Orleans Store.r-We have received
the first shipment of PURE IRISH LINEN,
manufactured EXPRESSLY for OUR HOUSE,
and can recommend it as a GENUINE AR
rIcLE. Olwill Bros, Is Public Square.
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SehooI Natfers.

Col. Fleming, State Superintendent, has
received information from Hawkins county,
that a tax Of 10 cents on the 500 worth OF
personal property, 10 cents OH 500 worth
of merchants license and % cents on polls
had been levied for school purposes.
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THAT Granger Pillow.

Lyke Stewart. who is the agent in this
county for the Granger PloW, begs leave TO
refer 10 John Happy, of h Bdiner, who
has been using one OF the same on his farm
at the junction"
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LIN 1hR

DIR. ID. b. Clifie, the new United States
Collector. rice Peabody resigned, made out
his bond yesterday, and sent in his first
reouisition for revenue stamps.
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CITY NOTICES.

New Goods and Low Priees.|I have
just received a large lot of Straw, LeghOrn
and Chip Hats for ladies and children; also,
Misses School Hats. Tynes, "A Summer
street. ap1O 1w
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r. HI. Singleton, Bookseller and Sta
toner, will remove Monday, April Is, to
No. 81 Cherry street, nearly opposite the
Maxwell House. All our old friends and
the public generally are requested to please
call and see us at u Cherry street. 1t
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SfnckhoIders, Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Tennessee Agricultural and Mechan.
ical Association, to elect directors, occurs
tomorrow.
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The Rev. DR.. Samuel Baker, of Kentuc-
ky, who was pastor of the First Baptist
Church Of this city twenty gears ago, his
old friends viii be glad to learn, viii preach
in DIR. Jones' pulpit this morning at IL
o'clock,
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GeneraI COMMITTEES Meeting.

The committees from the various Odd
Fellows Lodges in the city and Edgefeld,
appointed to take action on the celebration
for the 26tb inst, meet at the Odd Eel
lows Hall, on Church street, tomorrow
night,
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A Good 1hIng.-Messrs. Porter & Gran
dell, headquarters at Cincinnati, manufac-
ture individual Lasts, taking exact meas
urements of feet and supplying lasts upon
which a person may have boots or shoes
made in which they can find real comfort.
Parties in this city wanting lasts made, by
sending their address to the Commercial
Hotel during the next ten days, will re-
ceive prompt attention. 1t
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DRY GOODS

Ever offered in the city of Nashville; and, on
Monday morning, the Grand Portals will open,
with the wild freshness Of morning, and expose
TO view the endless stock of Dry Goods, No
tons, ETC., etc. Below we give a small account
of the many Goods TO which we now call your
especial attention and impartial examination:
CalieOes, best brands, &c.; Percales,
Cretons; French and English Calicoes
from 162-3up; Cassimeres for men and
boys wear; Linens, Damasks, Towels,
Crashes, Linen Sheetings and Pillow
Castings, DOmesties, Sheetings, Mar
settles Quilts, Piques, Lawns, etc., Ho-
siery, Laees, EmbrOideries, Underwear,
Linen Handkerehiefs, Ruehes, Neck
ties, Kid Gloves, ParasOS, Fans, some
thing new; Dress Goods, Alpacas, Bonn
bazines, special lines Of Mourning
Goods, Tamaise, Canton and Striped
Grape Cloths; Silks, all new shades;
Summer Silks, Satins, new Silk Pop
lins, Lace Yeilings, Spanish Laees and
Capes; Ready-made Suits in great va
riety and at lowest prices.
All Of the above will be sold at unheard Of
low prices. Judgment and experience COM
bined, and a firm decision TO give you goods at
the smallest minimum profits.
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Go TO Mrs. Tynes for your fine Bonnets
and Hats; also for your Party Dresses. "a
Summer street. ap10 1w
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To the Ladies.-It has ever been u de
sire to make u store not only attractive but
indispensable. We have added this season
beautiful stock of Ladies, Children's and
Infants Outfits. Such a stock of goods has
never before been exhibited in this city.
All those who have examined them will
testify to the correctness of this statement.
Everybody is invited to call, if you don't
buy. It's worth a visit at all events. Special
salesroom, on second floor, fitted up for the
occasion. d. Leveman Il Co.
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MARRIED.
From the Carlisle CKy.) Mercury.

FROM the Carlhsle lhy.J mercury
ARMSTRONG-SHARP-On Thursday, the
26th of March, in the Methodist church, in
Sharpsburg. Bath county, Nv, by Rev. III.
Pearce Walker, Mi. A ID. Armstrong TO
Miss MAY BELLE, daughter of Dr. Sharp, all OF
said place and county.
Mr.. Armstrong is a thriving young mer-
chant of Sharpsburg. Having just procured a
delightful home in the suburbs Of the town, IL
was his good fortune 10 lead 70 the altar one OF
the most charming daughters Of Bath, who, on
their return from the bridal tour, will be duly
installed the graceful mistress of the establish
ment. The ceremony was that used by the
Methodist church with the ring, and was wit
messed by a crowded house of friends and adj
mirers of the couple The church within was
beautifully decorated, and the whole affair was
one of the most delightful of its kind May the
sun of prosperity continue 70 shine upon them
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DIR. VIM. Cleveland, of Atlanta, Ga,
Magnetic Physician, treats all Chronic Dis
eases. City Hotel, Meth Summer street,
Nashville. apo 1w'
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THE new Virginia interest law makes six
per cent. the legal rate, but allows banks to
take half of one per cent. for 80 days in
advance. The penalty for usury is the for
fixture Of the entire interest.
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Direct Importation of Irish Linen at the
Orleans Store. apl2 un,wed,fl wv
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CeIeb's Hop, Evening Dresses.-We
have marked down Il entire stock of ele-
giant TARLTAN ROBES TO close out. TINS
MEANS A GOOD BARGAIN. Thompson
Bros. & Kelly, Summer street. ap1l B.
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Best Domestics for two cents at j. Frank
land & Co.'s, Public Square. ap11 st
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n Child.

Tom McGavOck, cOlOred, was arrested
yesterday on the charge OF treating a child
in an inhuman manner.
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Rest Irish Linen for three cents at J.
FARMLAND & Co.'S, Public Square.
anil 3t
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This interesting institution, under the
charge of NJ. MckeOn, did a fine business.
Mr.. John Mcdonald wOn the pitcher shot
for last night. In the latter there were
only two ties-60 each: in the shooting of,
Mcdonald beat Matt Henley, and carried
home both pitchers. Another pitcher viii
be put up Monday night.
The person who found a gold chain on
the floor last night, will please leave it
with any of the Sunday School teachers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-12

Bargain Hunters, take notice.-Best
Calicoes for n cent at j. FARMLAND q
Co.'S, Public Square. apl1 st
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w. A. Clendening, Portrait Painter,
No. 13 v. College street. mh13 eOd1m'
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F. We have matched handsome Summer
Silks at 81. bought in this city at a bargain
for S1.50. G.. Rice Go.
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