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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-11
BAYARD FOR PRESIDENT.
Nest In OhiO-A Very Thin Invention
by the Enemy.

Discovery Of n MOmentOus Mares
Nest In OhiO-A Very Thin Invention
by the Enemy.
Chicago Tribune (Rep.l July 9.
We print a letter from Columbus, Ohio,
written by well informed person, which
processes to LEI light in upon the somewhat
extraordinary proceedings OF the Demo
cratic parry in Ohio. Il is well known
that old William Allen has been q hard
money DemOc at all his life;
that, like Benton, he was opposed
| to paper money in any form,
whether National OF bank paper. He has
| been a consistent dcnOuHcer OF rag money
from the beginning Of his public career,
| forty years ago, down 10 the meeting Of
! the recent convention. The Cincinnati
Ring, which is controlled by Mr.. Peodleton,
the author Of the plan Of greenbaek infa-
ton, has burned for revenge upon the
Democrats Of New York who refused 10
vote for PendletOn when a candidate for
Vice President in 1864, and who refused
to vote for him in convention when
seeking the nomination for President in
1865. This ring has used old Mr.. Allen as
a teol, they have actually induced him to
believe that, ii he be elected Governor Of
Ohio this year, be will be a conspicuous
candidate for President in 1876. Like a
child "pleased with a rattle and tickled
with 4 straw" the Olds gentleman accepted
the Tag-mOney platform, and really expects
10 be elected Governor and then President.
Our correspondents explains how Allen is
thus used. His election on that
platform is required in order to
give PendletOn a showing in the Demo
cratic Convention, where, while be may
not be able TO nominate himself, he can de-
feat the nomination Of any New Yorker
and may select the candidate. This pros
pectiye candidate IS Senator Thomas f.
Bayard, Of Delaware. Our correspondent
declares that the entire Peudle,on Ring
are for BayaTd, whose nomination will de-
feat not only all aspirauts from New Ork
and New England, but will also shelve
Mr.. Hendricks and Mr.. Thurman, for
whom sir. PeHdlelOn and his friends have
no special regard.
An extraordinary part of this business is
that Mr. Bayard is a hard money man, Who,
since his appearance in the Senate, has
opposed all indItiOn measures, aud has
been a strenuous advocate for a return 10
specie payments. But the intrigue shows
how unprinCipled the Democratic leaders
in Ohio are, when they forced
this greenback platform for no
other purpose than to give Mr..
PendIetOn an opportunity to have personal
revenge on Hendricks, Thurman, Tilden,
and the otf ers who have stood in his way
in the past. For this purptse old Mr.. Al
len is first made TO ignore his past record,
and then 70 be Oisgracefully discarded; 10
be reduced 10 4 mere tool in the hands Of
Mr.. Pendleton to be used for the personal
needs of the latter.
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IN GREAT VARIETY.
Vim. Dunstead'S Trunk Store,
THE COURTS.

CHANCERY COUET.-Warren, surviving
partner, etc, vs.. Huges and wife ct al;
order for writ Of possession for John Glib
son.
Woods vs.. First ColoTed Baptist Church;
decree for appeal.
Clinton vs.. Wright; injunction dis
solved.
Cook vs.. Nance; ct al; injunction dis
solved.
Jones, administrator, vs.. Stubblefeld, adj
ministIator, and Stubbiefeld, administra-
tor, vs.. Greenfield and others; death Of a
defendant suggested and proven and cause
revived.
Collins vs.. knight ct al; reference to
Clerk and Master and appointment Of guar
dian ad Item.
johnson and wife vs.. Tucker ct ais; mo-
ton to reseind or modify decree oyerruled.
Ewing vs.. Whitworth ct al; reports con-
frmed.
OCOnnell vs.. Malphy ct al; report of
sale confirmed.
FERRIS, administrator, vs.. Lewis ct al;
decree remanding cause TO rules.
Walker 4 GO-hOn vs.. Robinson ct al;
defendants allowed time to give bond for
appeal.
Owen rs. Wade; consent decree.
Prichett ct al, vs.. KiTkman ct al; report
Of Clerk and Master, confirmed.
VESSEL rs. Noel ct al; report Of Clerk
and Master confirmed.
Spain IS. Forrestall ct al; report of sale
confirmed.
Cooper, trustee, vs.. Thompson ct al; re-
ports Of Clerk and Master and Trustee
confirmed.
State Of Tennessee vs.. Eige6eld and
Kentucky Railroad Company &c al; title to
&cMiDnville and Manchester Railroad.
vested in the Memphis and Charleston
RAILROAD Company.
Griffin * rleaves vs.. Ferguson; reference
10 Clerk and Master.
CRIMINAL COURT Grand jury dis
charged.
All bonds required to be renewed must
be renewed ~ next Tuesday, or else for
FIXTURES will he taken.
CIRCUIT COURT Chatham vs.. HAYS;
jlIy rrspiled till Monday.
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THE FIRST LOAN.
Progress Of the Rock city Building
and Savings Association.

Progress of the Rock city Building
and Savings Association.
The Rock City Building and Savings As
ISOLATION loaned its first money on last
evening at fair premium. This ASSOcia-
ton is now under fall Roadway, and prom.
isas 10 be one Of the most successful enter
prises ever organized in this city. 1t is a
mutual savings association, every stock
holder sharing equally in its dividends pro
portiOued according to the numb, , Of shares
held by each member.
The stock is subscribed in monthly in
stallments Of 81 on each share, so that any
man NAV hold at least one share, which
will yield in five or six years 800. This
being a net gain upon the amount paid in
by the subscriber of $50, and the amount
paid in, SI4i, is so much saved, and hence
We may fairly conclude that the subscriber
is 800 better of 10y the assistance Of the
Association than he would have been with
out it. Then again il IS so operated that
if the sOckholdsr desires his stock before
The expiration Of the Association, be can
obtain the advance by giving real estate Sc
CIIrity, paying therefor six per cent per an
mum on the amount borrowed.
But very little expense is incurred in
operating these associations, there being no
salaTicd officers except a small per cent.
q lowed to the Secretary, whose duties are
v.ry arduOus. Hence they are the more
d sirable as the stockholders reap the profits
and not the officers. We understand there
are still a good many uusOld shares in he
y. {. b. and 5. Association, which should
be taken e. once. The only expense in
cured in becoming member is the pay
meut of , cents Initiation Zee and ihs Gdsl
monthly instalIment of 81 on each share
subscribed. The books are open for sub
Ecript on at the office Ct A. Y. S. Lindsey
& Son, College street.
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FOR THE HIGHEST BIDDERS.
A Big Sale OF Fine Stock Fixed for
Aug. Is and 10.


MessTS. John Overton. B. T. COckrilI,
NJ. 5. Cockrill and Ewing x Williams have
had printed a sale catalogue of thorough
bred and trOtting horses, shOIthOIn cattle,
and faucy sheep and swine, 10 be sold,
Wi.hC-5 reserve OF by-bid, at public auG-
to- on tIe 18th and IgJh Of August, 1915.
Il makes a pamphlet Of sixty pages, giving
pedigree, etc, Of the horses and cattle.
| Sale on the 18th at the Nashville Fair
Grounds, aud on the 18th at the residence
Of Dir. John OveTtOn. seven miles from the
city on the Nashville and Decatur railroad.
T.. Z. Kidd has been engaged as auCtioEecr.
The horses and cattle TO be disposed of
by the different owners foot up respectively
as follows:
Property Of B. +. Cockrill-Tborough-
bred brood mares, IL; thoroughbred stall
lions, /; thoroughbred geldings, l.;
thoroughbred cnlts, 5; thoroughbred fillies,
Z; trotting stations, /; trOtting colts, 3;
trotting brood mares, B trOtting tillies, O.;
trCttiug geldings, :.
ShOrthOrn cows, /; heifers, !; bulls, :.
Property Of Ewing 81 Williams, trotting
stock: Brood mares, Il; stations, 2; fllies, 8;
g5ldings, ).
ShoTthorns, Cproperty of A. G. Ewing:
COWS, ); Bulls, 2.
Property Of John OVeTtOn-StalliOns, ,;
brood MAJ s, 20; geldings, 8; FLIES, s; stall
lions. {; yearlingS, :; bulls, l.
a full description Of each animal is
given with lineage. Altogether it is one Of
the largest and finest collections of live
stock ever put up for sale in the State.
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IITIM0RE Am ONO RAILROD.


Insure in the State IDsTsnUce Company,
Second hand express wagon warted.
White aud colored laborers wanted By D,
Hillman & Sons.
Secondhand barouChe for sale al W. s.
Hunts.
Arlington, Farrar & Weakley offer 70.
sale a comfortable trick residence in Edge
field.
Reward Offered fer recovery Of liEht bay
horse, strayed or stolen from premises on
Jefferson street.
A desirable residence On Public Square
for rent for balance Of year very cheap.
5. Frankland, 10 Union street, Is selling
fine lawns at I5c. and calicOes at &c. lie
is also Offering special bargains in straw
hats, bleached domestic, cOrsets, fans, etc.
Flour, bran and meal, Of superior quail
ity, can be purchased very cleap at tie
Church Street Mills.
The EImwood is an excellent ftuag col
lar.
Go to The Tom Thumb Clothing Store
for your boys clothing. on can rely on
getting your moneys worth.
Silver-plated knives and forks, looking
glasses, hair switches, etc, very cheap at
the Dollar Store.
a trotting race, postponed from Saturday,
will come of al the track tomorrow.
A meeting Of the Robert Emmett Literary
C1uh is called for tomorrow evening At )
O'Clock.
Until further notice daily train viii he
run to ClaIksFille, via Memphis Junction,
bv the Louisville and Nashville railroad.
A. Cooper offers two desirable houses
in Edgefield for rent.
We take pleasure in calling the at!eotion
Of the readers Of the L SION AND AMER
ICAN to the Tripoli FIlterer, offered to the
trade by MessTs. Murray q Regan, agen' S.
This flterer is superior to others, We think,
on account Of its simplicity. The filterer IS
made of a porous stone, which catches all
sediment. and il is easily cieansed, only
recurring the use Of a cloth or brush to
thoroughly clean it. To the lovers Of pure,
clear water, we commend the TripOli.
j. FARMLAND s Co, II Public Square,
have been appointed agents for the sale
aud distribution Of the light running Do
nestic Sewing Machines. Call and see
them. See cisy items
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REV. DR.. WILSON.
Himself ami His Congregation re.
ceIved into the Northern Presbyte'
riau Church.
Louisville Correspondence Of the Cincinnati
Gazette.

Louisville Correspondence Of the Cincinnati
Gazette.
The Rev. Sam. r. Wilson has al last
found haven of rest in tie Northern Gen
eral Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church,
or what is more properly called the General
Assembly of the United States Of America.
Ever since the action Of the Southern Cen
eral Assembly, last month, on DR.. Wilson's
appeal from the decision Of tue Louisville
Presbytery, confirming the action Of the
latter body, this reverend gentleman and
his congregation of the First Presbyterian
Church have been SilOat, aud occupying a
rather embarrassing position.
1t was thought by many that DR.. Wilson
would organize a church Of the Cong. ega-
tioualist creed in tbs cay, and there never
was : doubt but that he would have many
followers in case Ee took that step. But
Dr.. Wilson declares in his evidence that
Presbyterianism was irgTaited IN him and
be could preach nothing else. he, Of course,
did not furnish the presbytery any ceTtiti-
Gates from the body f.Om which he seeded,
but his history was known TO many mem
bers Of the body, and his spirit Of humility
recommended him to their deep cOnsidera-
tion.
His reception by the Louisville Presby-
terry, North, under these circumstances,
may be a dangerous precedent, for as no
human institution is infIllible, appeals
may be made from the decisions Of the
highest Judicial bodies in the world, and
this OTerthroWs all respect for their decis-
ions. Some people reason this way about
the Wilson case, and say the Northern As
sembly is but encouraging some member
L .FafH N1gza
his respect for its decision,
Nothing has yet been done in regard 10
the division Of the property Of the First
Presbyterian Church. 1t is still in litiga-
tion. 1t is a troublesome matter, aud it
will take Judge Bruce some time TO come
to a decision in the matter.
The First Presbyterian Church withdrew
from he Northern Assembly in 1866, and
thus, after a checkered career Ct near ten
years, it finds itself within the same old
fold
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HO for Robertson.

The st. Louis and Southeastern road
will send a special train 20 Springfield on
Thursday next, leaving this city at $50 4.
n, for the accommodation Of all who may
wish TO attend the grand picnic, hop and
promenade al tie Robertson County Fair
Grounds on that day. vs. hear Of many
who are going, - it viii bs one Of the
most elegant and eDj9ysble Occssiors Il
The kind ever got up in Middle Tennessee
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THE CINCINNATI SOUTHERN.
Proposals for the Bridge over thu
Tennessee near Chaffanonga.

Our Chattanooga friends will be glad to
learn that the Board Of Trustees Of the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad are adver-
Using for proposals for the foundations and
masonry Of a bridge over the Tennessee
kiyer near Chattanooga. According b the
Specifications, tho north abutment will rest
on solid rock and the south one on a pile
foundation. Piers Nos. l, 2, 5, 4, ), 6 and
Z, and the rest piers for the draw spans,
will rest on the solid rock. The space be-
tween the rock and the masonry Ein be
filed with concrete, and tie balance fthe
space to the level OF the bed Of the river
will he filled with broken rock. The stone
for the masonry will be Of the best quality
oflimestone. The river will al Oh times
during the construction Cf ths masonry be
kept free for he navigation Of steamers and
rahS.
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eENTLEMEN,s FURNISHINGS.

New Style Boys Hats at Gray
& Mobiles.
Beautiful Styles CbiIdren'S
Hats at Gray 4 Mobiles.
Elegant Display New Neck
wear at Gray & Mobiles.
Gray & Noble have received
"The Styles" Of the Season.
Broadway Style Silk Hat at
Gray & Mobiles.
Sensible Styles Of HAS for Old
Men at Gray & Mobiles.
NObby Styles for Young Men
at Gray & Mobiles.
Good Goods at low prices for
cash at Gray & Mobiles.
mills cody 4thp
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The paddle wheels Of a large steam
er on the St. John river In Florida
stopped suddenly, a few nights ago,
and then came crash after crash in the
woodwork. A panic followed, every
body rolling out of his bank and rush
ing for the deck, and it was soon as
aarsaiAed that big alligator had be-
come entangled in the revolving wheel,
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Manted-ATou Crook ReII.

An entertainment is soon to be given at
McClure's Hall, Edgefeld, for the purpose
Of raising money to purchase bell for the
town clock. The Edgefelders say they are
determined TO have a bell that can be
heard ia Nashville az well as in their own
little town. A large number of school
children will take part in the affair, assist
ed by several young ladies and gentlemen
and the Edgefield QuaTtette Club. All
children intending to participate are re-
quested to meet at the schOol-house at 3
o'clock Tomorrow afternoon. The enter
taiHment viii be under the general man
agement of Green Morrow.
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Prospective RuraI Festival.

An ice cream festival aud promenade
concert will be given next Thursday night
al the Cumberland Presbyterian Church on
Whites creek to raise money for the benefit
of the Sunday school. A number Of young
ladies, assisted by several young men from
Nashville, will 90 out "a. assist IN tie man
agement of the affair. It is for a laudable
purpose and should meet with every en-
I.nnragement.
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Kingston Springs, Cheatham County
Tenn.

Guests have now commenced to arrive
daily at the Springs, both from Nashville
and Memphis. The Springs are under the
management Of T. R. & VIM. Z. Geatman.
Two trains daily 10 and from Nashville.
Hacks will promptly meet every train.
Rates Of board, S35 per month. Usual re-
duction to families.
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Flour, Bran and Meal for Sale Cheap
at the Church Street MillS.-We will
guarantee our Peerless Brand Of Flour to
be equal to any in the ci:y. Families and
dealers will find It to their interest TO call
and give US a trial. Mullen s Shane,
corner Church and Front streets.
iyl1 sun,tues sat
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The Red Mon

Al lie regular council sleep of Cherokee
Tribe, No. Il, l. o. r. NJ, Sth Sleep,
Buck Moon, q. S. ID. 3S4, the following
Chiefs were duly raised to their respective
stumps:
John Laueham, Sachem.
W. L. Price, Senior Sag.
John W. Warren, Junior Sag.
J. Il. Hail, K. If W.
W. B. WaggoDer, Prophet.
j II. HTcheTsOn, q. of r.
J. p. Hutcherson, 1st Senap.
i l.. WingrOve, q. of w.
a. 5. Williams, o. of F.
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800
"A Suicidal EamIIV.

+. L. OvertOn committed suicide July Is
at Charlotte, in Dickson county, by taking
opium. His elder brother, James Oyerton,
committed suicide some years ago by shoot
ing himself with a pistol. None Of the
family have died a natural oath, although
they were brought up by piogs parents.
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Locomotive Delayed.

The injection pipe Of the engine at
tached to the passenger train that left this
city at S:45 o'clock Friday night on the
Louisville aud Nashville road, flew out a
short distance this side Of Gsllstin, and
made the train about three hours ldye get
ting to Bowling Green. Harry Wells, The
fireman, was slightly scalde by the acct
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A BENEFIT for Sc. Anne's Church,

Programmes have been printed for a con
cert, to take place next Wednesday even
ing at NcClure's Hall, Edgefield, for the
benefit Of 81. Anne's Episcopal Church.
Prof. Steinhagan has kindly consented to
assist the amateurs, who form quite a
galaxy Of vocal and instrumental talent.
The pieces selected and the skill Of those
who will participate guarantee a first-class
musical treat.
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4 TEST was recently made or the buoy
ant power of a lear OF he water lily known
Is the Victoria Regla, in the botanic gag-
don at Client. Bricks were heaped over its
entire area. and before it was submerged
IN the water a weight Of 76l pounds was
dOated
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II Won want Bool

If you want Books Of any kind, call at
D. n. Neylans, SO Public Square, and ex-
anime his stock, for he guarantees his
prices Will suit you. Give him call.
Old Books cheap. jylO 2t
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DIED.

SADLFR-On the 10th mss, at 1910 o'cIosk
JOHN G., son OF j. r. and \. \. Sadler, aged 3
years, 3 rlOnths and 10 days-
Friends Of the faMfy are invited 70 attend his
funeral at II O'Clock A. n. to-day Sunday from
Central Baptist Church
Divine services By Rev. W, G. Inman.
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Two new houses, Oh highest point Of
Edgefeld Street railroad for rent; one nas
eight and the other three looms. Apply 10
J. A. Cooper, corner Market Street and
Snuare.
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Although we DO not claim that the Elm
wood collar will wash, We DO claim that il
will keep clean longer than any other.
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A definite conclusion IS that the Tom
Thumb Clothing Store, on College street,
is the place TO buy Boys Clothing.
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Great bargains in Lace Overdresses and
Sacques at Mrs. Tynes's, "a Summer street.
jeS 1w
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Great bargains in Parasols, Sunshades,
Fans, Sashes aud Fancy Ribbons at Mrs.
Tynes's, q Summer street. jeS 1W
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SilTer.plated knives and forks at the 5
Store. iy11 It
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Blank. Books Of every description at
Tayel, Eastman x HOwelrs, Union street.
i've St
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The BIZ Event counting An Robertso

The people of old Robertson are looking
forward with eagernoss to the picnic, hop
and promenade they are TO give on Thu s.
day, the 18th inst, at the fair grounds, near
Springfield. The best citizens are enlisted,
and intend that it shall be a cordial Ie-
union Of the good people of theirs and adj
joining counties A special train will run
from Nashville at $50 clock on that day,
and return st a convenient hour. Il will
be good time for any of our citizens to
leave the city for a day and have a good
time amongst hospitsble people.
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Letter Presses and Copying Books at
the lowest prices. Tavel, Eastman &
Howell, Union street. jy9 81
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LOOking,glasses at the Dollar Store.
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ZION want or wafer said IN Italian, 81
am forced to drink water, if l mad water,
would drink wine He kept a vineyard,
AMI the drought had killed his vines.
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Blank q. , indicates no report; cipher (O) sta
tionary; minus - tendency 70 fall; plus %
tendency b rise.
A. c. FORD, Sgt Sig. Ser, o. S. A.
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Hair Switches at the $ Store.
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Tie Health Ofioer's report shows sixteen
deaths during The week ending yesterday,
at u NJ, against thirty sever last week. OF
the deceased six were white and ten eolored;
i've adults and eleven minors; eleven under
ten years old. nine under FIVE and I've un-
der one. There Was cnly one death, hoH-
ever, from cholera infantUm.
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We challenge the world to produce as
good and easy running Sewing Machine as
the Domestic. J. FARMLAND & Co., Pub
lie Square. .E11 sun, ,thuIs,sat
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Cheapest Fans at S. Frankland's, Is
Union street. jyI1 It
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The light running Domestic Sewing
Machines are the best. ]. FranklaHd s
Co, Public Square.
jyi1 sun, tu, thurs,sat
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CalieOes for &c at 10 Union street.
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STATIONS

Daily RsD0Tt Of Stage qf Water, tyifh GaNgss IN
tAe "A hoaTs ending 3 p. H. July 10, 1875.
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COrsets cheaper than ever at Is Union st,
BlI 1t
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CITY NOTICES.

Lawns down 10 I24c. Is UIion st.
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Cheapest Bleached D0mes;icat - Union
StIeet. jylI It
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Straw Hats nearly 9 ven away. Is Union
street. jylI It