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most popular pan, who is to receive a fine
gold watch and chain.
We now come to the Sunday-schOol
Table, in its old place at the front Of the
hall. This table is in charge of Miss Mary
Burke, the unanimous choice Of her assO-
eiates, who promoted her from the dignity
of POstmistress to that Of COmmander-in-
Chief Of the Sunday-schOOl forces. She is
ably assisted by Misses Mary FitZwilliams,
Lizzie Hanson, Mollie MantOn, Jesse
Burke, Mar Caraher, Mary Bastard, Mary
NaughtOn, Jennie WTenne, Alice Murphy,
Mary Harrigan, Ellie Healy, Annie Healy,
Ellie Haher, Annie ODOnnell, Katie Nc
Shane, Maggie Conner, Kate Sliman, Susie
DOWd, Annie Moran and Maggie Gilbride.
This table has received many beautiful and
costly presents from Mrs. James Simmons,
Davies & Bro, "a fine silver SET, } Slr. Stief,
James Lang, Mrs. Hoffman, Diehl & Lord,
Miss Able Freeman, Henry BusIard, the
st. Louis and Southeastern shops, and last,
but not least, a beautiful CAKE from Mr..
Eldridge.
The shooting gallery, under the immedi-
ate charge Of Mr.. NJ. McKeOn, than whom
a more popular gentlemen cannot be found,
commenced Operations last night. To
night an elegant silver pitcher viii be shot
for, with cartridge guns Of perfect accuracy.
Malachi McCOrmack's mineral water
establishment is open and ready for bush
ness, near the door.
The st. JOseph's Total Abstinence So
ciety Band play every night, and discourse
some Of their choice airs.
Let everybody and his wife go tonight.
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New Advertisements.
Insure in the State Insurance Co

Insure IN The state insurance company
Situation wanted by a white woman in a
small family.
A. & H., Cincinnati, O., want 70 pur-
chase a drug store in Tennessee or Ken
lucky.
COntentIueut reignS supreme in all house
holds where Dooley's yeast powder is used.
Called meeting this evening Of King
Cyrus Chapter, i. A. N for work.
There will be a spelling tournament at
Elm street SUnday-sChOOI room this eve
ming. Proceeds for the benefit Of the Sun
day school,
a new carriage shop has been opened At
- South College street by II. y. Myers Il
Son. Orders will receive prompt attention
and work guaranteed.
Mr.. Joseph Jefferson is advertised to ap-
pear at the Opera House, in this city, on
Monday evening next, in Rip Van Wrinkle.
An important proclamation. by Morton
Z. Howell Mayor Of Nashville, viii be
found OF our second page.
Furnished rooms for rent at 139 Church
street.
Reward offered for the recovery Of a gold
earring, lost yesterday.
Bargains can be obtained in a farm Of 400
acres and new cottage, on application 70
III. 9. SCOvel,
An energetic white man wants place Of
about twenty acres TO work on shares.
The closing sales Of dry gOOus at the
Philadelphia Store, y Public Square,
lake place to-day, at 10 A. NJ. and p. NJ.
We advise all our readers needing anything
iu the dry goods line 10 be on hand, as an
other such opportunity Of securing real bar
gains may never be presented.
Massengalc x Co., COnfectiOners and
grOcers, 20 Union street, have in store ten
barrels pure maple syrup, which they viii
dispose Of very low TO families and the
trade.
e Tile Eddville starts ,on a down-river trip
this day at y o'clock.
The SilverthoTn is advertised TO leave f.;
Cincinnati and way points this morning a.
10 o'clock.
The Bolivar II. Cooke leaves for the head
OF the river this evening al o'clock.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The Cincinnati Enquirer Of Sunday
says: "JOe Jefferson viii take a company
from this city next week and play in Nash
vile Monday night, and thence to Bowling
Green, Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
vile. In July be will 60 to England 10
play for BoucicaUlt. The latter gentleman
will produce the Sb0uqbrd37 al the Princess
in London i'm October" We hadthe pleas
Ure Of a call, yesterday, from Mr.. c. b. JEFF
ferson, son Of the famous Grip" and a
young actor Of great Promise. He says that
Mr.. Jefferson will be well supported. The
sale Of reserved seats will commence at
AcC4ure's Temple OF Music Thursday
morning. There will De a tremendous
rush for the best places.
The Mirror Of ireland and Panorama Of
the Franco TruSsian war appeared at the
Opera House last night, We cannot con-
scieRtiously pronounce it a tirst-ciass enter
tainmeut. The panorama tature is in
ferior. and the Irish comedy and burnt-cOrk
business decidedly poor. A matinee is an
uounced for this afternoon and closing eX-
hibitiOn for tonight.
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BRODERICK'S BLOW.
A Night PatrOImau Knocked Down by
q HOG Thief.

A Night PatrOIman Knocked Down by
Hog Thief.
Near halfpast O'Clock Sunday morning
Officer John Brodericb discovered aman on
the Squire, near the Suspension Bridge,
with a bundle under his arm. His suspi-
ciOns were aroused and he approached-the
individual 10 see if ali was right. When
close 20 the man, whom be found TO be a
negro, the fellow dealt him a powerful
blow on the side Of the head that stretched
him insensible on Tire ground. The negro
then dropped his bundle and made of as
fast as his legs would take him. The bun
Ole consisted Of Il sack with a dead hog in
1t. About o'clock Officer 81. B. McKin-
Uey found Officer BrOderick lying on the
ground in a helpless condition and speech
less. He was Immediately taken TO his
home in the Ninth Ward and remained IN
conscious for several hours. We are glad
to state the blow was not so serious as was
at first supposed, and Officer BrOderick will
be on duty in few days.
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THAT LIGHTNING MATCH.
EvansviIIe's Challenge AceePted-But
She Says, toe Late.''

She Says, Toe Latc.''
The ErUnSrilIc Courier Of Sunday says:
Gan invitation sent TO Indianapolis 10
assume the paint Of war, and Wrestle with
us in a conflict Of words, has been de-
Clined. The nOn-accep.ance of the invita-
ton was literal display of the white ieath-
er, and still having a charitable feeling to-
ward TerTe Haute, we desisted from Chal-
longing that village, knowing that it was
too small game for Evansville TO handle,
after a blOOdleSs victory over Indianapolis
alike Alexander the Great, we sighed
for more towns to conquer, and this sigh
being father TO the idea, a meeting was
held last evening at the Mayors office. The
matter being thoroughly discussed, It was
agreed to challenge Nashville, and a dis
patch was sent. Unless our Southern
neighbOTs are afraid to tackle us, they will
accept, unless they have a spelling match
next Tuesday evening. The telegram is so
wOrded as to leave no lOOp-hole for escape
on the ground Of impTacticability or other
reasons"
In response TO the naughty challenge of
our Northern neighbOrs, Mayor Howell
yesterday sent the following modest but
vslOrous dispatch:
.TO the Mayor Of Evansville: We will
accept your challenge; wires to be free, and
wait TO be informed Of your plan.
an. B. HOWELL, Mayor"
Evansville replied last night:
~ our answer came too late. Our pro-
gramme is arranged for Tuesday night
There is not sufficient time TO arrange pre-
liminaries. We will spell with You at
some future time, VIII write particulars.
"JOHN J. KLEINER,
"Mayor and Chm. of Com
Renew the challenge, or confess that
you're beaten. Next Thursday or Friday
night might very well have been sub
stituted for ''some future time, and doubt
less would, il our proud neighbor across
the Ohio had not discovered that we were
mad and ready for the fray.
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A s.sneII,, At Elm street.

As viii be seen from advert Ispment in
another column there will be a spelling
match at Elm Street Sunday-school room.
The following postal has been sent to many
Of ye ancient spoilers, and we bespeak our
South Nashville friends full house:
SPELLING.
Trusting &c viii not be "eavilr nor sim
PROPER" we have ventured to afford you
an opportunity to "Tetreive" yourself by
calling class for Tuesday night, 3J-h inst,
at Elm Stnet Sunday school room, at which
time spelling, music and recitations in
mental arithmetic viii "felicetate" the Oc-
casiOn.
Bring friend (and Websters Unabridged.
if necessary
Admission . cents. Benefit of the
Sunday school. MANAGES.
MARCH %, 1870.
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Another in Israel gone.

Mrs. S. A. Hobson, wife OF our we'll
known fellow-citizen, Nicholas HObsOn,
died yesterday morning at the residence Of
her son in Edgefeld, at the advanced age
Of sixty-nine. Mrs. HObsOn was married
in Alabama in 1924 and came to Nashville
Ia 1926, and at the time Of her death had
resided here nearly fifty years. She leaves
one son and two daughters; one of the lat
her is the wife Of Hon. E. 81. English, the
present Chief Justice Of Arkansas, and the
other is the wife Of Col. F. P. Cahill, Of
this CITY.
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The knights Of Honor.

A German Lodge of this young and
growing Order was Instituted in this city
last night by Deputy Supreme Dictator D.
B. Gally, under the title of Humboldt
Lodge. About thirty names were enrolled
on the application for a charter, embracing
those Of some Of the best German citizens
in Nashville. The following officers were
elected for the current term, and duly in
stalled:
DictatOr-Dr. G.. SchiE
Vice DictatOr-H Goodman.
Assistant DictatOr-F. Btiterlich.
Guide-J. Walker.
Reporter-M. Herstein.
Financial RepOrter-H. Gillert.
Treasurer-M. JacObus
Sentinel-L. Reinhardt.
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Personal.

Professor Oscar Abrmnson was in the
city yesterday. He is teacher of German
in NeophOgen College at GalIaiin, which he
says bas an enrolment Of 165 pupils, 4S OF
whom are taking German lessons.
Col. j. w. Paramore, Of st. Louis, is il
the city, and is registered st the Maxwell.
Inc Colonel received a warm welcome
from his many Nashville friends.
w. w. Winstead, who left for the East on
business trip last week, was taken sick
aud detained in Louisville for several days.
he will return after visiting Cincinnati.
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still Another OrthograpbieoI Bout

Another spelling-mstch Will take place
at the Opera House next Thursday night
with p on a side. The following gentle
men have given a bona tide promise to take
part and the number viii be filed ont to
fifty in good time. An effort will be made
10 get a number Of ladies 10 participate.
The admission fee will be only % cents:
J. p. DrouillaTd, Col. VIM. Gale, G. D.
Berry, W. Z. Berry, Frank Reid VIM. A.
Webb, Col. A. W. Wills, Joseph w. Allen.
II. Clay Mcdaniel, Thomas c. Craighead,
John Thompson, g. II. Fog, ST., Trimble
Brown, Y. 5. Kirkman, James Trimble.
Thomas Caldwell, Alfred Hicks, CLARK
Pritchitt, Trimble Berry, Chas. Gauthier,
Samuel Pritchitt, Humphrey Berry, Chas
Ridley, VIM. Watkins, II. L. McCreerv.
Col. j. W. ParamOre, Col. Chamberlain,
A. q. Adams, Arthur A. Breast, j. l.. Dis
mukes, 4. j. EcWhirter, Samuel Donel-
sou, NJ. A. McClaughety, w. G. Nelson.
Harry Harrison, DR. Morgan, Jas. Sim
mons, DR.. J. r. BUST, r. II. Gordon. r.
q. Barnwell, NJ. E. Howell, Mayor, W. V.
Sullivan, LyttOn Taylor, W. J. Wade, Wirc
Hughes.
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For some months past thieves have been
stealing brass, iron, etc, at the Chattanooga
depot. A few days since a box was broken
open and about fiye hundred pounds of
brass stolen theTefrom. Last Sunday, Off
GERS Reed and KeTigan arrested Dock Nc
Farland and George Washington, two ne
groes, on the charge Of having committed
the theft. All Of the stolen slrAss was re-
covered, a portion Of It having been found
buried in the ground near the track a short
distance from The depot, and part Of it at
the house Of one of the prisoners. The
negroes were taken before justices Cassetty
and Creighton yesterday and committed to
jail 10 await trial al O'clOcS this afternoon.
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Blank l. y indicates no report; cipher (O) sta
tionary; minus q tendency 70 fall; plus I'D
tendency to rise.
The Shippers Own arrived from Point
Isabel.
The Eddyville and SilverthOrn were ex-
pected to arrive last night.
The SilverthOrn, Eddyviile and B. H.
Cooke are advertised to leave tO-day-the
first for Evansville, the second for Cairo,
and the third for Pt. Isabel.
Capt. W. E. Byers, river agent, has
moved his Office TO the old stand Of Mr.. r.
F. Ferguson, Nos. - and 40 South Front
street.
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Mrs. VESSELS barOuche, containing sew
raj ladies, among whom was Ms. VESSEL,
ne organist of the Church Of the Assump-
on. was turned over on North Summer
rect Sunday morning while en- route TO
AT church. One of Ms. Vessels hants
as slightly bruised, but 1t did not prevent
from filling her engagement at the
1rch. None Of the other occupants Of
vehicle were injured.
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LATEST MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

GALVESTON, March %. Cotton quiet;
net receipts SjS bales; exports cOastwise IS
bales; to Great Britain S,341 bales; sales
6S2 bales.
SAVANNAH, March % - Cotton steady;
net receipts SIS bales; exports to continent
35 bales; cOastwise 800 bales; sales since
Thursday 4,255 bales.
MOBILE, March 29.- Cotton quiet and
firm; net receipts A bales; exports coast
wise 3,210 bales; sales 700 bales.
CHARLESTON, March 29.-COttOn steady;
net receipts 429 bales; gross receipts 1,l52
bales; exports cOastwise $50 bales; sales
700 bales.
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The Pnhlic scI,ooIs.

Upon complaint made by a patron Of the
public schools, in The Tenth Civil District
Of this county, State Superintendent Trous-
dale decided yesterday that, where there is
more than one schoSl in a civil district, a
parent has theright to elect TO which he will
send his children, the law being explicit
that the schools OF a district are free 20 any
person in the district between the ages 81
o and Is. The party making complaint 70
the Superintendent represented that the
Tenth District had been subdiVided with
the view Of combining the residents of each
subdivision 10 the school in that sub
division.
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Easter Music.

The quartette choir Of the Church OF the
Holy Trinity, consisting Of Mr.. Z. d. Fish
er, tenor, Miss Z. Minchin, soprano, Mr..
Holland Atkinson, bass, and Mrs. A. E.
Ladd, alto and crganist, gave a very fine
selection Of sacred music Easter Sunday,
and will repeat a portion next Sunday,
when we hope the weather will prove more
favorable.
The Cathedral choir will repeat their
Easter music, Won Weber's Mass in G,
next Sunday, Miss Helen Hasslock taking
the soprano, Mrs. BeaUman, the alto, Mr.
Unger, tenor, Mr.. Schneider, the bass, and
Miss GHeener presiding at the organ.
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The New EdgefieId Cumberland Pres
byteFfan Church.

This beautiful church, on Russell street,
Edgefeld, is now being finished and will
be ready for occupation in a few days, and
will be dedicated on next Sunday, April
4. That it may be dedicated without any
debt upon it., DR.. Baird will deliver two
lectures in The new building, one on Thus
day and on one Friday night, April / and ,.
Tickets for sale al Al Union street, and at
the store of d. Warehouse, Bridge avenue,
aud j. G.. Webb x Co.'S, Woodland street,
Edgeield. Admission 20 cents.
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An Important Preclamation:

The Mayor publishes a timely proclama-
ton this morning regarding our hygiene.
The health Of the city during the approach
ing summer will be pretty much what our
citizens make it. In order 70 secure con
cert Of action and certainty OF execution
on their part all our sanitary laws viii be
strictly enforced. These laws are impera-
tive that owners of property shall keep
their premises in a clearly condition, and
delinqusnts may look out for warrants
which will bring them before the Recorder.
Let no one study to eYade the law but let
all have the public spirit to carry it out.
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Commissioners to Go Abroad.

Messrs. B. Bayliss, Of Shelby county,
Ihos. 3. Kirby, Of Hamilton, and w. E.
Ward, Of Davidson, were appointed by the
Governor yesterday Commissioners TO the
Biographical Congress and Syndicate of
Trades, at Paris, France, in July of the
present wear.
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supreue=COurt.

The first section proceeded yesterday
with the cal OF the Davidson equity docket.
Tn other branch Of the court concluded
he Montgomery law docket, and began the
Montgomery equity docket, dispOsing Of
arce number Of cases.
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The Southern Club AMI Subscription
Aeency.-SubscriptiOns received for any
magazine or newspaper or book published
in the United States or Europe. Readers
will save money and time by becoming
patron of the Mutual Benefit Agency, as
commissions are divided. d. II. Rains,
Manager. Office at A. Setlif7s, No. los
Church street, Nashville. mhl9 If
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a Look Through the Public Schools


DR.. J. B. Lindsey, one of tie Commits
sioners Of the State Normal School, took
Hon. Luke Finlay, chairman Of the House
Committee on Education, and Mai. Z. B.
Kirby, editor Of the CbdttdnOOqd Times.
upon a tour Of inspection Of the educational
institutions of Nashville yesterday morn
ing, visiting the University, the Howard,
Hume, and High Schools. The gentlemen
expressed themselves highly pleased with
the school system Of Nashville, which they
considered as desevedly a source Of pride
TO her people. Before leaving the High
School, Mr.. Brown, the principal, prevailed
upon the visitors 10 make a few remarks.
Mr.. Finlav spoke briefly and pOintedly
upon the advantages Of education, and al
luded to the fact the father OF the young
lady whose name stood first upon the list
Of scholarship had been his fellow student.
Maj. Kirby spoke Of the evident enjoyment
with which both teachers and pupils per
formed their duty, as the highest evidence
Of the efficiency Of the schools, for when
they loved their work and profession they
could not fail Of success.
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CITY NOTICES,

''The trials of a housekeeper" are never
experienced where DOOley's Yeast Powder
is used. 1t makes all kinds Of cookery ele-
CANT, sweet, palatable and wholesome.
misc d1W&w1t
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Our New Spring Silks.-We ask es-
pecial attention to our stock Of Striped and
Checked Spring Silks-the most fashion,
able, elegant and ECONOMICAL Of all
Spring fabrics. Thompson Bros. & Kelly,
summer street. mh2T St
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4 New Indigo for Madison.

Under the recent act establishing Law
and Chancery Court for the County Of
Madison, Governor Porter yesterday ap-
pointed II. w. McCorry to hold said court
tin the next biennial election, which takes
place in August 1876.
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DIED.

GLASIER.-Died Nov "a, 1874, in London,
ALICE FILLTNGHAM GLAsIER, youngest daugh-
ter OF William and Olive Glasier, MendenhaH,
Suffolk, England, aged 3
HOBSON.-In Edgefeld, on the % b inst,
Mrs. S A. HOBsOS, wife OF Nicholas HObson-
Funeral services BY Rev. Drs. McFerrin and
Weakley, at Tulip Street Church, Edgeneld, at
10 A. N. Wednesday, 3lstinst.
DRUNMOND.-At HIS last night, at the
residence Of Jas. Mason, corner Of Cumberland
and Clinton streets, Miss AGNES DRUNMOND.
Funeral notice in tO-mOrrOw's paper.
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WOMEN AND THE SCOTCH UNI
VERSTTEES.
London Correspondence Of the New York
World.

London Correspondence Of the New York
World.
In the House Of Commons there was a
long and rather interesting debate on the
bill, introduced by Mr.. COwper- Temple,
for allowing the universities Of Scotland to
admit women 10 degrees. Six years ago
two or three women applied to the Uni
versity Of Edinburgh for admission to the
medical classes. II was felt to be impOssi-
bic 20 admit them to the classes Of the
young men; but the medical professors con-
scented to give them separate instruction.
The legal point was soon raised, Could the
University legally admit these women to
degrees? The Court of Session decided
that the universities have no such power;
and the present bill was framed to give
them this authority. It is not compulsory
in its prOyisiOns-itis only permissiye; they
may, if t'ey like, it says. The advocates
Of the bill urged that the opposition to it
arose from a trades-uniOn spirit-the doc
tors, they said, were afraid Of being cut out
by their lady competitors. The opponents
retOTted that it was not true, but that the
practical difficulties in the way Of edu-
eating men and women together in medi-
cine and surgery were insUrmOuntable, and
that the Scotch universities we're not rich
enough to provide separate instruction for
women. The feeling of the House was
against the measure-and in the end the
bill was thrown out by a vote Of 194 to Isl.
AT the end OF an Indiana marriage cere-
mony recently, the bride advanced grace
fully to the clergyman and requested him
10 announce the hymn. ~This is the Wav |
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Bread for the PeOple.-Dickey's Mills
are again running and ready to fill all or
ders for their superior products. Orders
solicited, and entire satisfaction guaranteed.
mh27 81
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SDecialties! specialization Black
silks and Inrners Black .Mohairs are IN
rivalIed for lustTe, durability and cheap
ness. Thompson Bros. & Kelly, Summer st.
rnb97 II
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Gov. Porter yesterday appointed VIM. NJ.
VOORHEES, Oil Inspector for Columbia, h.
NJ. Dickinson for Paris, and II. L. Gosling
or Shelbyville.
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Embroidered Pique and Linen Suits
at Half Price.-Attention, Ladies! En-
broidered Pique and Linen Suits at fifteen
and twenty dollars, worth thirty and forty
dollars. Thompson Bros. & Kelly, Sum-
mer street. mh2S st
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Latest styles in Jewelry, Fancy Goods
and Ladies Ware at the Dollar Store.
mb2S Al
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Intensive are in receipt Of our
Spring stock of Irish Linens in heavy, me-
dunn and light makes, and are Offering
them at a small advance on cost Of impor-
tation. "Orleans Store and Irish Linen
Warehouse" 10 Public Square. Olwill
Bros. mh2S st
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Gold Fish for sale at the Dollar Store.
mh2S 4t
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For HartsYille, Carthage, Celina, Burks-
vile and PIT. Isabel.
For Paducah, Evansville, Louisville
and Cincinnati.
The Union and American Job
RnOmg

RE FURNISHED WITH THE VARIOUS
a STYLES OF type necessary to do all kinds Of
Book, Pahphlet, Periodical, Newspaper, OF
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cities; and in any and everything we propose 70
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Whit handle Table and Dessert Knives
at the Dollar Store mh2S 4t