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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-01
LITERARY DECORATIONS
A Pleasant Entertainment I'm the FED
eraI Courtroom.

4
| eraI Courtroom.
A large and appreciative audience as
| sembled at the Federal Courtroom last
night, to listen to the closing exercises of
the series Of literary entertainments which
haze been held at thatplace during the past
| winter and spring. These were of an unu-
| sually interesting character, opening with
an OperatiC chorus, 'Awake, the night is
| beaming," followed by an essay on the
"Life Of Mrs. Browning" by Mrs. Stout.
This was beautiful aud elegant tribute to
the genius and memory Of the pOetess, and
to the worth and elevated character Of the
woman, whose life ended to earth, has but
begun to fame and admiring memory. The
essay was enlivened with well chosen Sc
leCtiOns from her writings, and incidents
from her life, and was listened TO with
pleased attention.
Prof. Unseld followed with a song, "The
River of Time
Col. Claiborne read "Raising the Devil"
by request Of some gentleman who desired
information as to ways and means proper
for said process.
\ solo and THO came next, being adj
mirably executed by Mrs. Vessel, Misses
Hasslock and Mr.. Fisher.
Mr.. Peabody next recited an original
poem entitled "The Coming Man." a pro-
ductiOn Of much power and beauty, full of
apt illustrations, imagery, and well pointed
illusions.
An air from La SOmnambula by Mrs.
Vessel, aTtistically rendered, received well
merited applause.
Miss Payne read a poem, "Cathy Nor
riS," in a very effective manner.
A solo, Comm thrO' the Rye" by Miss
HasslOck, was sung in a manner worthy Of
that favOrite ballad.
A reading, SLOW they Brought the Good
News by Mrs. Peabody, was the next fea-
tUre Of the exercises.
Prof. UnSeld sang a beautiful song, sAIar-
gaTite,' which was received with so much
applause that he favored the audience with
a humorous song, which put everybody in
the best hUmOT.
The exercises closed with a reading from
Nicholas Nickleby by Mr.. Owen, who did
the funny chapter chosen entire justice.
The entertainment was so successful
that the members Of the society were not a
little enthusiastic. 1t was announced that
this would not be the final meeting for the
seasOn-that there would be another enter
tainment next Thursday week, and posi-
blv others before the great heat sets in,
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Heu Advertisements.

Insure in the State Insurance Company.
An energetic man wanted at SO Church
street.
Everybody wanted to attend the Good
Tempar picnic at Kingston Springs on
Saturday next.
a good buggy and saddle horse for sale
cheap at g South College street.
Contractors and builders will find some
thing to their interest in an advertisement
on second page.
Swinnell & Neal conduct a frst-class
livery stable at Lebanon, Tenn, and are
prepared to furnish travellers with any de-
sired conveyance.
Reward offered for gold bracelet, lost yes
terday at National Cemetery.
ECall at Barnes & Co.'s auction house and
examine the fine stock Of dry goods, DO
tions, etc, now being offered at trustees
sale.
The Burksville starts on down-river trip
a. Z N. to-day.
The SilverthOrn leaves for Cincinnati
and way points at u NJ. to-day.
The Knights Of Nashville COmmandery
are notified to assemble, fully equipped, at
the Nashville and Chattanooga Depot, this
morning at IL O'Clock.
Subscriptions are now being received in
the Rock City Building and Savings AssO-
citation, at the Office of a. Y. S. Lindsey q
Son.
Call at D. Loveman & Co.'S and exam
inc their bargain counter. They are offer
ing piques, jacOnets, linens, organizes, fine
damask towels, etc, at less than half their
value.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-01
THE COURTS.

PROBATE COURT.-In matter of estate
Of A. w. Cady, deceased; commissioners
/ appointed TO set aside homestead to the
widow and family.
CHANCERY COUBT.-AndersOu Us. Nc
Roberts and Mckee, decree dismissing pc
! titiOn Of A. T. Whitman, administrator.
Hare and Caldwell vs.. Allen; decree
O7eTuling defendants demurrer.
Hurley aud Paul, executors, vs.. heirs and
creditors aud J. N. Muuell, deceased; de-
cree allowing I. W. Pettus 10 become party
defendant.
RAIDER vs.. Yeargan; report confirmed.
Achey vs.. Achey; order Of revival.
Pettus vs.. Harman; demurrer Cveuuled.
DiSmukes IS. Dismukes; decree dis
missing cause aud ordering Sarah Z. Dis
mukes TO pay cost.
Parrish vs.. GrOomes; decree ordering
Clerk and Master to distribute funds in &C
cOulance with former decree.
Kirkpatrick vs.. Cantrell; report con-
firmed.
Before Special Chancellor Thomas H.
Malone - Livingstone vs.. Trainer; re-
port confirmed.
CRIMINAL COURT.-State VS.. Peter At
kinsOn, alias Lewis, burglary with intent
to commit rape; verdict guilty-sentence
twelve years and six months in the peni-
Tertiary. In this case an appeal was taken.
State VS.. Joseph Cox, murder; pending,
three or four witnesses for the State having
been examined.
CIRCUIT COURT.-Girard vs.. JnO. L.
Price, constable; judgment for defendant.
Hamilton vs.. Lowe, judgment by default
etc, set aside.
Nancy Marlin, Administrative, vs.. Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad Company;
Judgment for plaintiff for $4,000.
Brown and wife ct al vs.. WinbOurn et al,
four cases; pending.
To-day the court will call from 131 to 40.
LAW COURT-Walman vs.. First Ma
tiOnal Bank; continued at expense of
plaintiff.
Vic Demoss vs.. Mayor and City COUn-
Gil ct al; in hands Of the jury.
To-day the court will call from LOG to
116.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Justice Baskette sent six vagrants to the
county wOrk-hOuse yesterday.
Judge DUling enriched the city to the
extent of $50 yesterday morning.
A negro named Pitts Simpkins was sent
60 the county work-house by the criminal
court yesterday for larceny.
Tom MCGUIRE, colored, confined in tie
county wOTk-house for assault and battery,
was released yesterday on paying his fine.
Washington Meyers had a fifty dollar
fine assessed against him in the police
court yesterday, because he failed to show
how he earned a livelihood.
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NASHVILLE'S FITNESS.

Arrival Of the Locating Committee Of
the National GrsDge-HOw Would
the City OF Rocks DO for HeadquaF-
tiers?
Judge j. 7. Jones, of Helena, Ark, and
Col. Z. r, Shankland, of Dubuque, Iowa,
members Of a subcommittee Of the Ma
tional Grange 10 permanently locate the
headquarters of the Order, arrived in this
city Yesterday morning. They will spend
several days here ascertaining what advan-
tages Nashville can offer IS an induce
ment for locating the headquarters within
its limits.
They have been on the road about five
weeks and have Travelled through Ohio, In
diana, Illinois, Missouri and Kentucky, for
a similar purpose, these States, with Ten
nessae, being the territory from which the
selection of a location is TO be made.
They will send all propositions TO Wash
ingtOn, where the me- n committee win
meet on the lst Of Jgly to examine them.
The Changers Of this vicinity held a
meeting Saturday and instructed the chair
mau TO furnish q report Of Nashyille's ad-
vantages to the committee. They, Is well
as the community al large, hope the loca-
ton will be made here. The fixing Of the
headquarters in Nashville would. be vel
coined with all Vi TenEessee'S HbeTality
and hospitality.
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A Verdict OF CnreIes.ne.s.

AZ I'VE o'clock yesterday afternoon Dep.
ny Coroner Ryan went out TO the house OF
alanle Charlton, cOlOred, killed on the
northwestern road Saturday, to resume the
examination Of witnesses before the Jury
summoned TO hold an inquest over her
body. At the conclusion Of the examine
ton the jury returned a verdict that the
deceased came to.her death through the
careleSsress Of Frank Stump, colored, he
not having given the proper warning before
starting the car. Stump was arrested by
Deputy Coroner Ryan and brought up
town, when he gave a bond of $1,000 fol
bis appearance before Justice Everett To-
day.
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A surburban ComnInint.

To the Union and American;
live a short distance from the terminus
Of the Ophelia avenue street railroad, and
for six days of the week can get home on
the cars, by paying fare, but on the seventh
l have to walk long distance. Now, there
must be some reason for this discrimina-
ton that needs explanation on the part OF
the prOprietOrs of the North Nashville
Street Railroad Company, and it is time we
should know the cause of this discrimina-
tion. As private citizen think have a
right to ask this question, and hope that
those interested in the welfare of the road
are able to answer it satisfactorily.
CITIZEN OF NASHVILLE.
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a Picnic will be given at Kingston
Springs next Saturday, under the auspices o.
the Good Templars. Extensive prepare
tions are being made for the occasion, and
everything in connection with it indicates
a pleasant time. Tickets for the round
trip can be procured for fifty cents. The
train leaves the Chattanooga depot at
O'Clock in the morning. Col. J. J. Hick-
man and G.. W. Bayne, two we'll known
Temperance speakers, are expected to be
present on the grounds and make talk.
The annual Sunday-schOOl picnic of the
Church of the Advent comes of next Sat-
urday at Bosley Springs. The managers
are doing all they can to make the affair a
pleasant one and large crowd will no
doubt be in attendance. The train which
will convey the plcnickers to the grounds
will leave the Chattanooga depot at $50
o'clock A. NJ. Dancing will be part Of the
amlsements of the day.
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AbOut the Good Temulars

At the meeting of the Right Worthy
Grand Lodge Of the World at Bloomington
Ill, last week, J. ]. Hickman, of Ken
tucky, was reelected Right Worthy Grand
Templsr Of the World, Joseph Mallans, of
England, reelected Right Worthy Grand
Counsellor; Miss Amanda Lane, Of Massa-
chusetts, was elected Right Worthy Vice
Templar; W. S. Williams, Of Canada, was
reelected Right Worthy Grand Secretary,
and n. J. Gibson, Of Nashville, was elected
Right Worthy Grand Sentinel. Col. Kick
man will make his headquarters in this
city. The next meeting Of the Right
Worthy Grand Lodge of the World will be
held at Louisville, XIV,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-01

THE Viceroy of Egypt is about to aston
ish the world again He has resolved to
build a railroad along the valley Of the
Nile to the interior Of Africa, and as he
has plenty Of money and thousands Of serfs
at his command he will, no doubt, accom-
plish his purpose. In few years African
explorers viii be able to travel in sleeping
cars, and TO write magnificent descriptions
of places which they will have passed
through in the dark.
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To Printers and Publishers
PRESSES FOR SALE

Ec hare a couple Of fine second hand
Presses for sale, Jghjch zoe hare used
from tOur to fee gears, l0hich are qood
ones and lR good running order.
a Taylor Press, small cylinder. size
nine column paper. measure oftbe Union
and American. Capacity 1000 impress
siOHs per hour. In complete order and
but little tvOrH. Is nO1V fitted for steam.
bit can be run By hand l0ith sIiqhi
change.
4 Drum Cylinder Potter Press, BED
size suited for a aiae-collsBlH paper. Ad.
Blirably adapted to newspaper, poster
and general job ir0rk Is beiHg ri,s nom
almost daily iB this Office
IN one or both o. these Presses zee wiH
sell absolute bargains.
For further Information II desired 6
to the Presses, and Jor terms. a8drc.s
UNION And AhFRTCAN
Nashville, Team.
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Unuenried PhfInn1hrn.-

The ladies Of the Central Baptist
Church manifest a lively zeal and perse-
verence in well-dOing. By their combined
efforts much has heretofore been accom-
plished Of substantial benefit to the church.
Not willing to rest on their we'll earned
laurels, new achievements are aimed at.
To this end they propose to devote the pro-
ceeds Of neat social entertainment to-
night and tomorrow night, in the lecture
room Of the church. Tickets Of admission
p cents, which entities the holders to the
worth Of the money in ice cream and straw
berries. We be-speak for the ladies full
house and liberal patronage.
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Moman,s RIbIe Vision.

The Woman's Bible Mission Of Nash
vile viii hold a meeting at McKendree
Church this afternoon at 3 o'clock. All
the members and friends of the mission
are earnestly requested to be present, as
plans for future operation will be discuss
ed. Mrs. Lambeth, the wife Of Rev. j.
". Lambeth, missionary in China, will be
present. This society has received the
sanction of the bishops and the Board Of
Missions, and is capable Of doing much
crOod.
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Base HALL Notes.

The first nine and the second nine Of The
StOnewall Club played a match game Of
base ball on their grounds in West Nash
Willie yesterday afternoon. The first beat
the second by a score Of a to 10.
The Morgan Base Ball Club was r6Or
gained yesterday evening. William Burns
the President, is now ready 10 receive chal
lenges, as this club holds the champion bat
The Morgans practice to-day on the Stone.
wall grounds,
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Death of Ex.COmPIrOIIer e. II. Penne-
baker.

A special dispatch from Lebanon informs
us that Col. L. r. Pennebaker died at four
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, at his residence
in that place, from hemOThage Ofthe lungs.
Deceased was well and favOrably known in
Nashville, having conducted a wholesale
business here for some years after the war,
in partnership with VIM. F. Flanagan, on
Market street. The reform Legislature of
1S69-7O elected him S4ate Comp
troller, which Office be entered June I,
1870, and being reelected, continued TO
discharge its functions with great fidelity
till the induction Of his successor, Feb. 4,
1873. Subsequently he embarked in the
Insurance business in company with Col. IL.
/. Claiborne, but failing health compelled
HIM to retire, and for the last year Of his
life he was a confirmed sufferer. The fu-
neral at Le5anOntakesp lack al three O'Clock
this afternoon,
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a CINCINNATI drummer. who. with the
aid Of his feet, filling two seats On tie
train, a few days since, and was too ugly 10
move, though the car was crowded. was
completely upset when the conductor
quietly took out his loOt-rule, and after de-
liberately taxing the measure of his feet,
announced IN loud tone: eighteen and
three-quaIter lnches.' The great roar Of
laughter through the car which followed,
caused the fellows feet to come down in a
hurry, as he made himself as small as pos
sible III the one seat he had paid for.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-01

CARE the young ladies Of the present day
fit for wives ~ asked Boston lecturer of
his audience. "They are fit for husbands, :"
responded a female voice; s'but the trouble
is that you men are not fit for wives -
The applause was great, and so was the dis
comfture of the lecturer.
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War 10 the Knife.

A little cutting affray occurred neal
Buena Vista Springs Saturday night, in
which a young man named Estes was cut
in the face, shoulder and back near the
spine. His wOun1s are serious, but not
likely to prove fatal. Another participant
in the affair got cut in the arm, but was not
seriously hurt.
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BIN streef Nnndnr srhnnl-

Upon personal examination Yesterday
Superintendent Mccarthy found RIooT,
SEN grove, below the city, which was an
ngunceo, sunday morning, as the place
hneie tne school would have their picnic
neAt saturday, too small, and the water
supply dehclent. A beautiful grove, about
elglI miles above the city, was examined
anu selected as the place for the picnic.
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ORIGINAL Attachment.
State Of Tennessee, Davidson County, Woo
Simpson vs.. u. S. FolkenherR-

state OF tennessee, Davidson County Wood &
Simpson vs. E. 5. FOlkenberg.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING To
Il the satisfaction Of the court from affidavit
OF plaintiff, that the defendant is nonresident
Of the State Of Tennessee, 50 that the ordinary
process or law cannot be served on him. and
that said defendant Is indebted 10 plaintiff i'm
the sum OF two hundred and forty seven dollars
and hfty-eight cents, due by note and unpaid.
10 is therefore ordered that publication be
made in the Union and American, a newsDaper
published in the city OF Nashville, for four CON
secutive weeks, 20 AS 10 compel said defendant
TO appear before me at my Ofice, in the civ of
Nashville, on the 18th day Of June, 1875, al IL
O'Clock A. NJ, TO plead, answer OF dsmur 70 said
attachment, OF the same will be taken As CON
fessed and set for hearing * parte.
Given under my hand and seal, at Office, this
18th day OF May, 1915.
myj0 oaW4t JAS. EVERETT, j. P.
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Death CT n. h. GrIRln-Tribute from
business Associates

A meeting of the ~7'tOn men of Nash.
vile was held at TIL ttOn Exchange yes
terday to pay tribute Of respect to the
| memory of y. K. Griffin, a worthy, sue
ceSsful and respected business associate,
who died at o'clock last Sunday after
noon. r. B. Mclean was called to the
chair and w. J. Parkes requested to act as
Secretary. The object of the gathering was
announced and a committee on resolutions
appointed. The following were appointed
10 act as pall-beareTs at the funeral: John
G. Gordon, ii. Hill McAllister, Z. T.
McGiIl, NJ. B. Norman, John Friend.
George J. Goodrich, Joel French and John
w. Terrass.
The COMMITTEES on Resolutions reported
the following which were unanimously
adopted:
WheIe cas-, it has pleased an a'l-wise:Provi-
dence to remove from our midst our friend
and business associate, Mr.. n. X. Griffin,
who departed this life on yesterday at p.
NJ, at OaklawnIhis late residence near the
city, therefore,
BE 1t resolved, that is with unfeigned
sorrow, we chronicle the death of one with
whom we were so long associated in social
life and business relations; one who, as
man, was esteemed and loved by all who
knew him; whose daily life and walk was
that of one prOverbially kind, cOnsiderate,
warm-hearted aud generous to a fault, and
in all business engagements esteemed for
his great energy and strict integrity.
Resolved further, that we attend his fu-
neral in a body and that copy of these res
OlutiOns be sent his family.
JAMES WIRELESS,
Chairman.
ii. 5. FRENCH,
j. w. TERRASS,
b. LANIER.
L. g.. h. MARTIN,
j. II. WILKES.
Mr.. Griffin was Al years of age. he
was born in NewTy, county Down, Ireland,
and came to America when Is years old.
entering business in New York with Tap
scott Bros. 4 Co, large shipping mer-
chants. In 1917 he came to Nashville and
was employed by a. Hamilton & Co., Of
which firm he became a member during
the war. In 81 he associated himself with
Hugh McCrea, under the firm STYLE of
Hugh McCrea Il Co., and, afterwards, Nc
Crea, MauTy 4 Co., who carried on an ex-
tensive liquor business until January. 1873.
when their store was DESTROYED by fire.
He leaves a wife and four children.
The funeral took place Yesterday after
noon from the family residence (Oak
Lawn, two miles from the city on the
NOlensville pike. The services we've CON
Quoted by Rev. Messrs. 7. A. Hoyt and
f. r. HID, and the remains were taken to
Mt. Olivet for burial.
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SMITH, the colOred cadet who went to
West Point, but was dropped for not keep
ing up with his class, has been appointed
Inspector Of the Militia in South Carolina,
with the rank Of Brigadier General.
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ABOVE CHANGES

Blank (..) indicates no report; cipher (O) sta
tionary; minus q tendency TO fail; plus ID
tendency 70 rise.
The Silverthorn passed GAINESVILLE yes
terday afternoon en- route for Nashville.
She leaves this port for Evansville to-day.
The river is three feet scant on Harpeth
Shoals and falling sppreciably.
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STEAMBOATS,.
The Union and American Job
Rooms

A RE FURNISHED WITH THE VARIOUS
"A styles of type necessary to do all kinds OF
Book, Pamphlet, Periodical, Newspaper, or
other heavy work in a superior manner, at
prices below thar of Northern and Eastern
cities; and in any and everything We propose 70
do we chsllsng competition
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Our Cheap Counter is replenished daily
with a line Of Piques, JacOnets, Linens,
Organizes, ETC., etc, which we offer at half
their value TO close out this peculiar de-
partment. Silk Ties and Belts at a sacri-
fee. d. Loyeman & Co.
je1 tues,thurs,sat
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White French Organdy and real French
Swiss, two yards wide, cheap at the South
ern Palace, Church street. my23 If
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The greatest bargains ever offered in the
city At Lebeck's, II Union street.
mySO 2t
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The best and cheapest COrsets in the
city at Lebeck Bros. my30 2t
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Printed Percales at Fifteen Cents
We have opened two cases Of finest Printed
Percales at Is cents, worth p cents.
Thompson Bros. s. Kelly, Summer street.
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GRIFFIN.-Died on the 30th Of May, at his
late residence, two miles from the city, Of tuber-
cular laryingitis, NATHANIEL KIDD GRIFF, M
aged Al years.
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CITY NOTICES.

The cheapest lot Of Linen and Fine Da-
mask Towels ever sold in the city; also a
genuine Turkish Bathing Towel, to close
out, cheap. d. LOyeman & Co.
je1 tues hurs,sat
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Fine Cassimeres sc a yard at Lebeck's.
my30 %
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EiEhty-tWO Days in the WOrk-hOuse,
Mrs. d. c. Names, who knocked Mrs
Elizabeth Edwards in the head with an axe
last Saturday morning, was arTaigned be-
fore justices Cassetty and Creighton yester-
day afternoon, and awarded a berth in the
county wOTk-hOUse for s. days.
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Fine Edgings &c yard at Lebeck's.
my30 2t
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New Madeira Lace Embroidery for trim
ming Ecrue Net POlOnaise and Ecrue Lin
en-, at the Southern Palace, Church street.
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Go to Lebeck's for your fine Silk Grena-
dimes at half their value. my3O 2t
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Japanese Check Silks 25c, just received
at the Southern Palace, Church street.
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Southern Backing Factory at Gallatin,
Tenn.-The trade supplied at lowest rates
quality unsurpassed. Breast, Gibson &
Co., - Public Square. my26 I'm
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COttOnades at. 1Oc a yard at Lebeck's.
my30 p