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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-07
HaEa0naL.

Y. G. Collier, of MurfTeesboro, and J. l..
Parks, Of Franklin, registered at the Cot
ton Exchange yesterday.
NJ. p. Read and wife, Of New York, who
have been visiting friends in this city, eft
last night for New Orleans.
Rev. DR.. A. @. HaygOOd, Sunday School
Secret airy Of the NJ. L. Church South de-
parted Tuesday night for lis home at Ok
ford, Georgia.
Arrived at the Maxwell yesterday: Mai.
G. A. Henry, w. N. Daniel, J. W. Tyler,
and A. O. GOodlet, Clarksvllie; J. NJ. Mays,
5. a. Pointer, J. II. Thomas, Columbia; j.
n. Nolin, T. L. Lauier, r. C.McKelsey, a
). Edwards. Y. 5. Allen, Naverly; Gen. j..
b. Palmer, J. NJ. Avert, AIurfreesbOrO.
The following were registered at the
Commercial yesterday: J. NJ. Meadows,
Dresden, Tenn; ii. II. Kerr, MurfreesbOro;
Col. d. McDaniels, New York; I. NJ.
Bucket, Decatur; 7. n. Christian, Smith
vile; Col. J. Z. AycOck, Cornersville; D.
EdmOndsOn, Pulaski.
Ned ROnev, of Marion county, KY, a
gallant ex-Reb. Of Gen. Bates command,
reached the city yesterday with his fair
bride, nee Mahala Alattingly. The new
made happy pair were born and reared upon
adjoining farms in the famous bluegrass
region, but the fates have decreed a closer
union of their lives and fortunes. The
party are spending a few days with rela-
tiyes on South Summer street.
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LEGISLATIVE GOSSIP.

The House has rolled up its sleeves and
gone to work in earnest. Some twenty
five bills were introduced yesterday.
Gov. Browns message will be sent to the
General Assembly a. eleven o'clock this
morning.
Seventy-fve disappointed ofice-seekers
have left for home.
1t is understood that the standing com
mittees will be announced by tie respective
Speakers to-day.
4 material falling of in the lobby at
tendance is noticeable.
We heard a veteran lobbyist remark, yes
terday, that coed paying jobs will be scarce
in this Legislature; it looks too honest TO
pan out well.
The session Of the House was largely
taken up with the proposed Comptroller
ship investigation and the Louisiana Oi..-
rage. In the Senate the former subject was
also ventilated.
Rumor appoints Judge Gardenhire Chair
man of the House Judiciary Committee,
Judge Lea Chairman of the Committee on
WAYS and Means, and Mr.. Peters Chair
man Of the Committee on Federal Rela-
tiOns.
Gen. Quarles is limited as the Chairman
of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Members say that very little printing will
be ordered this session.
Two bills were introduced in the House
to abolish the Office of Superintendent of
Weights and Measures and Keeper Of Pub
lie Arms. We believe the salary is $500.
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New Advertisements.

Insu-e in she State Insurance Company
Diamonds, Gne iewelTy and laces at less
than prime cost at Winstead, Shields *
Cos.
Wilson county bOnIs wanted by 5. W.
Steele.
Thirty day boarjers wanted at $50 n,
Cherry street.
Members Of the Legislature can Obta u
first-class board at $50 Y. Cherry street.
A first-class gardener wanted on coed
wages or share in crop.
Howell city bonds and Commercial H.
surance stock for sale.
Rooms in Lewis Block, corner Of Church
and Summer streets, for rent.
A good secondhand engine wanted by
Y. Il. Morton.
The members Of Smiley Lodge No. 80,
I. o. o. F., are notified TO attend a public
installation Of the officers at Elm Street
Church tonight.
Called meeting Of Phoenix Lodge, T. *
A. NJ, this evening, at o'clock.
Il. Poole announces in city notice column
that he is prepared to take photographs Of
drawings, architectural and landscape
views, etc.
Woodland & Moore. Springfield, Tenn,
manufacture and deal exclusively in Rob
erts0n County Whisky. Dealers, sending
them orders, may rely on getting pure
article.
Stratton, Robb & Co., dealers in st. Ber-
uald coal. have removed their Office TO the
Old Peoples Bank Building, corner Of
Union and Cherry streets.
Fine shirts, winter underwear and hats
can be obtained at Jesse Ely's, Al North
Cherry street.
DR.. w. A. AtchisOn has associated with
DR.. T. A. Achison. Office, No. Is South
Cherry street.
Hogan Bros. announce in city notice col
umn that they are selling blankets, canton
and all-wool- fannels, gloves, etc, at very
low prices. Our readers needing anything
in the dry goods line would do well to give
fhnm a caII.
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WHO'LL BE SENATOR?
The Question VfgOrOusI sly Debated By
Couple Of EdgeHeideFs.

The Question vigorously Debated By
Couple Of EdgeHeideFs.
A few days .since two well known citi-
zcns Of Edgefield engaged in a little chat
about the Senatorial question. Each had
his choice and each espOused the cause Of
his favOrite with considerable warmth.
The discussion grew more and more heated
till at length both lost control Of their tenn
per, and from hot words came 10 blows.
The report is, thai at this juncture, the
elder Of the two cOmbatants drew a revolver
and was on the point of making daylight
shine through his antagonist, when
some bystandeTs rushed upon him
and tried to get the weapon
out Of his hands. In the scuffle the pistol
was dropped to the floor and was instantly
picked up by the other combatant. The
more cOTpulent party seeing this, sprang
upon him, and bis weight was such that his
OPPONENT was borne to the ground. The
man az the bottom quietly put the revolver
AGAINST the others breast and cOOlly re-
marked that he was ready to shoot. 1t is
said the victor lost little time in getting on
his feet, and thus the matter ended.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Thirty-fve dollars at the police court
yesterday morning.
Jailer Heverin now has seventy-six pris-
oners under his charge.
James HuddlestOn, cOlored, lodged in
jail on the charge Of tippling on the Sab
ta.h, was released on bond yesterday.
John Squires, cOlOred, charged with as
sault and battery, was committed 10 Jail
yesterday on a capias from the Criminal
Court.
Tuesday night a mare, worth about $50,
was stolen from the stable Of J. n. VesteT,
South Market street. A strong lock was
broken open and an entrance made by
force.
The Sheriff Of Vanderberg county, In
diana, left for Evansville yesterday with
Francis Claggett, cOlOred, who was in Jail
here TO await a requisition fIOm the Gov
ernor Of that Stale, on the charge Of seduc-
ton.
J. d. Joyce was arrested last night by
Officer Reed, on the charge Of Vagrancy, and
committed to the wOrk-hOuse. Joyce has
lost one hand aud his feet have been badly
fTUst-bitten. He says he has been in the
regular army on the frontier, having spent
most Of his time in Wyoming Territory.
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sHERIDAN AND HIS son TON

Sheridan had a great distaste for any
thing like metaphysical discussions, where
as Tom had taken liking for them. Tom
one day tried to discuss with his father
the doctrine Of necessity. spray, my good
father" said he, @did you ever do anything
in a state Of perfect indi6erence-without
motive, 1 mean, Of some kind or others
Sheridan, who saw what was coming, and
by no means relished such subjects, even
from Tom, said: ayes, certainly" "ln-
deed,n ayes, indeed" "Whztl total in
diference-tOtal, entire, thorough indifier-
ence?" GYes-total, entire, thorough IN
difference my dear father, tell me what
it is that you can do with-mind.-total,
entire thorough indifference "Why,
listen to you, Tom,' said Sheridan. Tom
did not soon again trouble his father with
any Of his metaphysics.
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Grange Matters.

Davidson County Council Of Changers
met at 10 O'Clock, yesterday morning, in the
hall Of the United Friends OF Temperance,
delegates being present from eight Oranges.
After discussing several subjects of in
terest 10 the Order, and receiving cOmmu-
niCatiOns from the Changers Of Mississippi,
the Council proceeded to the annual cleo
ton OF officers, which resulted as follows:
Hiram Vaughan, President; A. II. Sharp,
Secretary; D. c. Scales, Treasurer, and 5
w. Croker, Door keeper.
4 resolution was adopted fayOring the
refunding Of the cotton tax collected by
the Government.
The Council adjourned to meet the first
Monday in February.
The Masters Of the county have selected
DR.. John II. CurTey as delegate 10 the State
Grange at Knoxville, in February.
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While passing along South Market street
yesterday afternoon, Charley Robb, eOlored,
fe,l upon the pavement and after few
struggles, as if in a spasm, expired. A
cOroners inquest was held and the jury,
after hearing the opinion Of DIR. Compton,
reported the death as caused by old age and
bodily infunity. Charley RObb was well
known about the city, and was regarded as
an honest, inofensive old man. He was
for long time q servant to the late John
Hugh Smith, and years ago was seen
frequently about the law Offices on Cedar
and Cherry streets.
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POISON.
A Second Attempt 10 Destroy n VIII.
Hanson County family.

a Beconu ANleIpl 10 destroy n VIII
Hanson County Kamily.
An attempt was made last Monday night
by some unknown person to poison the
family Of j. G.. Herbert, his mother, wife
and child, who live in Williamson county,
about seven miles east of Franklin. The
entire family are now Frustrated, except
Mr.. Herbert, from the effects of the poison.
They were all well during the day, but
soon after eating supper that night Mr.. Her
bert's wife commenced tovOmit very freely,
and the rest OF the family were soon exhibit
ing like symptoms. The physicians were
unable to arrive at any definite conclusion
as to what the POISON was. 1t is supposed
to have been put in the biscuit, as that was
the only food of which all the family ate
alike. Some Of the negroes on the place
were reported 10 have vOmited at different
times during the day. Soon after the fam
lily were attacked, Mr.. Herbert rode two
miles after the physician, and vomited fire.
quently on the road and on his return
home. The poisoning was undoubtedly
a malicious and intentional deed, as the
same thing occurred last April or May.
Efforts are being made to ferret out the
poison fiend.
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It will be seen by our report Of the pro-
ceedings Of the County Cont that a COM
mittee was appointed to memorabilia the
Legislature with reference TO reducing
court costs. The costs Of the Criminal
Court are most complained of. The Clerk
Of our Criminal Court says the greater
part Of the costs accrue in the jury depart
ment, on account Of the number of per-
elnptory challenges and the practice Of
Jurors hanging, for the purpose Of drawing
their per diem. The costs for the officers
of the court have been a great deal less
than half the entire expenses.
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Can sueh Things Bee

We were very much panied TO read the
following in the NOShuiile Christian Id
COcdte Of this week: DR.. Young returned
from the Little Rock Conference safe, but
not sound. lie alludes to an accident in
which be Jared bodybuilding from certain
signs about the eyes, We should really think
so. The editor Of the ITeStcrR Methodist
thus describes il: "BishOp Kayanaugh and
the editor did not quite fill one hack-the
other was pretty well filed by DR.. Young,
Brother Taylor. and Mr.. Swift, Of ChicOt.
The drive to Collins was pleasant enough
at Collins, after a delay Of some hours, at
O'Clock P. IL, we took the hand car-Dr.
Young and the editor in the reaT-Bishop
Kavanaugh and the two other passengers in
front-three negroes and an Irishman in
the place Of a steam-engine, nth a bottle
Of mean 1cbiSky passing frequently from
man to man.
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f. o. q. M.

There viii be q public installation Of
the officers Of Center Shop No. /, Z. O. U.
n, at their hall over the Fourth National
Bank Saturday night, Jan. 9, at o'clock,
at which time the. Rev. A. j. Baird will
deliver an address to the order.
The committee, W. p. Stone, W. X.
Miller and 7. n. Eubank, invite Rock
City Shop No. 3, Cumberland Senate no.
8, and all members Of the order, 10 be pre-
sent, together with all mechanics and the
public, including the ladies.
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r. Poole, Artist, corner Union and
Cherry, has made arrangements to produce
Photographs Of Drawings, Models, Machi-
merry, Architectural and Landscape Views.
Members Of the Legislature will find his
Gallery a place Of pleasant resort.
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Orders for the Cotton Procession.

The following was handed in yesterday
by "The Old Man,
HEADQUARTERS, BROAD ST, NASH
VILE, Tenn, Jan. 6, 1S75.-Order No. L:
All cotton factors and street operators, to-
gether with all parties who are long on
cotton, will be ready to march at 3 P. NJ,
on the Sth inst, across the GeliCa Noun
tains, compared or unoomparred, as the
Raflum Jacks are in full force and ad-
yancing.
By order Of The OLD MAN,
Lieut.. Gen. Commanding.
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HaverIy's sIlnstreIs Coming.

Mr.. Harry ]. Chaplain, assistant man
ager Of Hayerly's Minstrels, one Of the best
combinations in the country, called upon
US yesterday, with the information that the
company are billed for this city on the 18th
and 18th inst. They are great faYorites
here, and will draw famously.
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RemovaI.-The Widow and Oh

Removable Widow and Orphan
Fund Life Insurance Company has re-
moved its Office into the ODD FELLOWS
TEMPLE, corner Of Church and High
streets, where its officers will be happy to
meet all persons DESTROYS Of Life Insur-
ance, or having any business with the Com
pany. T. L. Marshall, Secretary.
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- InhiIee sinrera.

We call attention to the advertisement
Of the concert to be given by the jubilee
Singers of Fisk University on Monday
night in Masonic Hall.
The troupe is now fully recognized, and
starts on its-fourth campaign for funds to
endOw the Fisk University, next Tuesday,
Jan. u. The company is engaged for two
Yeas, and aims TO secure 100000, to be
invested in permanent endowment for the
University. Their past success, in having
cleared O,G00, affords every reason to be-
heve that they will succeed in their pres
ent enterprise.
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Woodland 4 Moore, Of Springfield, are
Manufactures and Wholesale Dealers in
pure Robertson County Whisky. They
manufacture from grain in the county,
which cannot be excelled in quality. Try
them. JAM 1t
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DIED.

DROUu.LARD.-Fen asleep In Jesus at 10
| O'Clock ON Wednesday night, ELEANORA CHAM
BERs, only daughter Of james P. and Florence
! Kirkman DrOuillard, aged years, II months
and days.
The funeral viii take place from Christ's
Church to-day az 3 O'Clock p. n. The friends
and relatives are respectfully invited 10 attend
Carriages viii be in waiting at the church.
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Robert G. Smiley, Of this city, was mar
ried last Tuesday evening 10 Miss Laura
Hunter, Of this county. The ceremony
was witnessed by a host Of friends, who as
seIabled to offer their congratulations and
partake Of the elegant feast prepared for the
occasion.
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Damaged Damaged Damaged.n-A
good many goods still on hand, which
were damaged al the late fire, at A.
Winter & Bros, Is Union street.
fap3 sun.tues,thiIrs.sat
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GoIIaday:s CapItaI Priae.

The capital prize in GOlladay's last
drawing was drawn by Miss Caldwell, Of
Boyle county, Kentucky. She went to
Bowling Green yesterday, and disposed Of
her property satisfactorily.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-07

Removal OF st. Bernard Coal Office
Stratton, Robb & Co. have removed their
Coal Office to the corner Of Union and
Cherry streets, Old Peoples Bank.
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The river commenced tn recede at this
poin: yesterday. We report 20 feet 8 inches
on the shoals.
ArriUed-the B. H. Cooke from Pt.
Isabel.
There were no departures.
Expected the Burksville from Paducah.
Sixteen boat loads Of coal are expected
to be at the wharf by this evening.
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MICHIGAN.
Friends Confident OF HIS
Reelection.

Reelection.
LANSING. MICH, Jan. 6.-The Legisla-
ture met al noon and organized. The
Governors message will be deliv-
cred tomorrow. The Senatorial cleo
ton is the absorbing question, and
a very large lobby is present,
composing many Of the most influential
politicians in the State. Chambers friends
are confident that he will be elected, and it
is expected a caucus will be called for to-
morrow night. The opposition seem to
lack organization, although numerically
quite strong.
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yTeetiue Of che medical society

The regular monthly meeting of the
Nashville Medical Society will be held to-
night al the Office of the Board Of Health,
at 7:l5. 1t is earnestly requested that
every member be on hand, as important
business will come up for consideration.
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observation-disclosures OF Public Iustruc.

VIM. II. Beene has been elected Super
intendent Of the public schools Of Hamil-
ton county.
The State Superintendent was notified
officially yesterday Of the election of J. r.
Dean IN Bedford, Rev. Jos. Janeway, in
McAIinn, and Jas. L. Watts in Robertson,
as superintendents for those counties re-
speCtiyelV.
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Only a few Broche Shawls left which
were slightly damaged by water; offered
very low by A. Winter & Bro.
inns sun nes. thurs. sat
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Everybody is surprised at the low
prices Of our Irish Linen and Table Da-
mask. A. Winter & Bro.
JAMS sur, tues, thuSs, sat
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THE original Confederate privateer and
blockade-runner Georgia, an iron steamer,
25O feet long, has been elegantly fitted up
as a passenger boat and is now plying reg
ularly between Halifax and Portland.
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A CALCUTTA correspondent Of the
London Times says that Paine's cage Of
Reason is largely plaearded on the walls
Of that city, and is extensively circulated
at shilling copy.
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Grand Sale Of Blankets, Flannels,
Shawls, Cassimeres, Dress Goods and Furs,
positively at cost for thirty days only at
Richheimer's, 46 College street. jane 2t
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DOOley's Yeast Powder is convenient
economical and always reliable. No waste
Of food prepared with it, as it is always Of
the best quality. deco 61W&w1t
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Real Buck Gloves at Hogan Bros.
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MARRIED.

SMILEY-HUNTER-At the residence Of The
brides mother, in the Twenty-second District,
bv Rev. David MarJhall, ROBEET G.. SMILEY 70
Miss LAURA ". HUNTER
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Masqueraders no Their Rounds.

Quite a large party Of ladies and gentle
men, en- nldSgUe, met at the Maxwell House
early last evening, preparatory to raiding
several Of our prominent citizens. After
remaining for a short time at the Maxwell,
they repaired in a body to DR.. Nichols
residence, corner Of Vine and Cedar streets,
where they were cordially received and
elegantly entertained. They next went to
Mr.. Nike Burns, on High street, where
they were also Hospitality entertained,
and at Col. Z. W. Coles, on Church
street, a warm welcome was extended.
Their next call was at the Nicholson
House, and the last at Mr.. Walker Ed
wards, where they closed their evening
enjoyment with a grand hop. The costumes
were tasteful and rich and The characters
well represented. They had an excellent
band Of music with them, aud were the most
stvlish masguerading party that has yet
made the rounds this season.
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W Az UEPARIMENI,
OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Jan. Z, 100 A. n.
PrObabiIit - Cloudy aud rainy
weather will prevail in Tennessee and the
Ohio Valley, falling barometer and high
temperature with north to east winds and
cloudy weather, with light rain or snow.
RIVER NEWS.
DAILY Report Of Stage Of Voter, tCih Changes
"a fAs q h0aTs ending p. ". Jan. G, 1873.
ABOVE Do CHANGES.
Low
STATIONS. WATER. RISE. PAIL.
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Canton and Atwood Flannels, large
stock and very low prices at Hogan Bros.
JAM 30
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STATIONS.

Blank l.. indicates no report cipher (Ql sta
tiOnary; minus (-) tendency % fall plus ID ten
deney to rise.
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Large stock Of Bed Blankets selling ex-
ira cheap at Hogan Bros. janFSt
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Pullman Palace Drawing-ro0m and Sleeping
Cars from st. louis, Cincinnati and Columbus
to Washington and Baltimore without change
Of cars.
Through tickets and further information can
be obtained at the principal Ticket Offices
throughout the IVES, Southwest and North
west. THOS. P. BARRY, Western Passenger
Agent, Cincinnati.
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Legislators, Strangers and Citizens viii
find fine Shirts, Winter Underwear, and
latest style Hats in great variety at Jesse
Ely's, Al Cherry street. JAM It
DR.. W. A. AtchisOR is associated with
DR.. T. A. Atehison in thepractice Of medi-
cine. Office, No. Is South Cherry street.
Residence, No. 81 South Summer. Office
hours from to 9 A NJ, = 10 P. NJ, Z to
9, night. JAM St Banner.
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Maximum temperature 80 deg, minimum
temperature 20 deg, mean temperature 20
TsIsgTaUiie ReDort from Signal Service Corps q.
sd. Of O5ssrrGfi0n, az 1927 p. My tie
Western Union Line
place of ObSeT-- m Wd- State OF
vation- Del All =" in0 N Weather.
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STATE OF TmE WEATHER.

Local Report for the city, Wednesday,
Ham. g. ISL
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IGNORANCE is the wet nurse Of preju-
dice
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The best warm Gloves at Hogan Bros.
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IOTIsVILTE d CINCINNATI SHORT
LINE RAILROAD.-Traius leave and ar
rive at Louisville as fOlOwE
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COUNTY COURT.

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