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normal CAS- ExercIses.

s. very interesting meeting of the Nash
vile Normal Class was held IN the FOgc
school building yesterday morning, Super
iHtendeut S. Y. Caldwell presiding. The
exercises were opened with a song by a
qusItette consisting of Miss in, Mrs.
Wharton, Prof. A. ID. Wharton and Prof.
Coyner. Prof. J. &. Redman, by request,
repeated his essay on Water" previously
delivered before the Literary Association
that meets i'm the Federal Courtroom every
Thursday night. It was replete with
valuable instruction. Having discussed
the chemical composition Of water, he no
ticed at some length the wearing action
Of water upon the surface of the earth &C
cording to the doctrines Of geology, show
ing how the hills and mountains had been
worn down by the streams and successive
foundations, and how the same process is
st'n going on as fast as ever. Az affecting
human life, the very habitableness of the
land depended upon water. The ocean
was a great reservoir Of heat, which was
distributed thence by the winds.
Prof COTkhill gave some very instructive
illustrations in peamGnship, after which
the school participated in a reading drill,
the pieces being selected from common
readers. This closed the exercises.
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New Advertisements.

Insure in the State Insurance Company.
Nice brick cot age on Fillmore st9eet for
rent.
-Four new cottages in Claiborne's addi-
ton for rent.
Storehouses Nos. 68B and 6S Public
Square, for rent.
Fresh garden seeds, in bulk and paper,
at Smiths drug store.
Winaead, Shields 4 Co. will Of,sr to
their patrons, during the present week
a rare opportunity for securing bargains.
Commencing tomorrow, they will offer at
auction, each morning and evening, large
assortment of merchandise, books, etc.
See nonresident notices by the Clerk and
Master Of the ChanceTy Court.
Call at the Commercial Hotel to-day and
purchase some of Buffers cheap cigars
a grand ball viii be given At the Skating
Rink, on Wednesday evening next, by s..
,JOseph's 7. a. Society.
Meeting Of stockholders and directors Of
Nolensville Turnpike Co. on Thursday,
March Is.
Persons, before purchasing Elaine Of,
have the privilege Of having it thoroughly
tested. Il is warranted not only safe but
economical.
Spring style, Nobby style, Broadway
SLNle. an all OF the LdsrSL sly It's Ol Has GdAl
be found a. Jesse EIy's. His stock Of
scarfs, hIndksrchiefs, ties, bows, etc, can
not be sxcelled.
Beautiful embroidery and new spring
prints ve-y cheap at the National Store, 49,
Church street.
The finest assortment of stationery in the
city can be found at Tavel; Eastman q
HOWell's, As Union street. They keep also
on hand a tine stock Of law books, includ-
ing several complete sets Of Tennessee Re
ports.
The cheapest assortment Of reading mat
ter in the CITY can be found at D. y. Ney-
Ian's, IS Public Square.
A splendid spring stock Of youths and
cAildren's clothing can be found at the Tom
Thumb Clothing Store.
The BUkrsvilie is the regular packet, at
u N. tomorrow, for Cairo, st. Louis, Mem
phis and New Orleans.
1t will be seen by an advertisement on
our first page, that Morgan, Thomas & Co.
have now in store a mOmmOth spring stock
Of goods in their line, embracing notions,
white goods, ribbons, furnishing goods,
linen lawns, alpacas, piques, etc, which
they offer TO cash and prompt time buyers
at very low prices. We commend this
house to the trade, knowing full well, from
the reputation of the gentlemen composing
the firm, that the interests Of purchasers
will be carefully attended to.
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SOULF COLLEGE,.
CreditabIe Literary and Musical EKer
eises Friday AiEht.

| CrediGabIe Literary and Musical EKer
eises Friday Night.
An entertainment was given at the Soul
| College, in MurfreesbOIO, on Friday night
by the young ladies Of the institution
who acquitted themselves in a mannel
highly creditable to themselves and instruc
tors. The exercises consisted Of music
recitatiOns and reading, and were greatly
enjoyed by the large audience in attend
ance. We give the programme as follows
Vocal Duet-Aliss Helen Baskette and
RoWena EakiE.
Readings by Misses Annie Wendell, Lou.
lie Sanders, Willie DromgoOle, Carrie
Frosh, ROWena Eakin, Helen Baskette, and
a speech By Master Harry Kerr.
Instrumental music-By Misses Sanders
Matte West, Baskette, Cooley, Merrill and
Childress.
Duet-Misses DuAer and Spence.
SolO-aDreams''- Eakin.
DUet-Misses Frost and Spear.
Duet-Misses Merrill and Spence.
SOlO-Aliss Spence.
Duet-Misses BasKette and Dufer.
SOlO-lIiss Merrill.
aThe Bells'-Reading- Misses Baskstte,
Eakin, AllgOOd and DrOmgOOle.
"Hunting SOng''-MiSses Spence and
Merrill.
Duet-Misses Dromgoole and Spear.
Closing Chorus.
At the close, DR.. West made a few re-
marks, referring TO the condition Of the
school, and the progress Of the scholars.
We understand that q similar entertain
ment win be given next Friday night by
Prot. ScObey's pupils.
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THE MAMMOTH UNION AND AHERI.

On Tuesday, the 16th instant, we intend
publishing a double-shees edition of the
UNION AND AMERICAN, as to the general
character of which most of cur business
men are already informed; but for The
benefit Of those upon whom the representa-
tive of this paper has not yet called. we
state that it will embrace a more compre-
hensige and carefully prepared exhibit Of
the city's wholesale trade and its other
leading interests thanhas ever yet appeared
in print.
The edition viii reach bona tide circu-
lation of at least FIFTEEN THOUSAND
COPIES, and We would suggest to adver-
tisen that the opportunity is one well
worth improving
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The HumOrs OF civil Rights in Leb-

The HumOrs OF Civil Rights I'm Eeb-
anon.
During the past two days the following
handful has been extensively circulated in
Lebanon. We have moi heard how the per-
Torrance went oil, but as the editor Of the
Herald is strongly suspected OF having an
interest in the show, an elaborate criticism
may be looked for in his next issue:
MASONIC HALL-Manager, Tom Robin
inson; Treasurer, Henry Ashworth. Rob.
insOn Sisters. Friday and Saturday nights,
March u and Is, will be introduced for the
first time in America, tie celebrated piece
entitled; Civil Rights-in a Horn.
Part FIrSt.-Tom Robinson demanding
from Adam Finley, proprietor OF a restau.
rant, pOssUm and tateIs.
Part SecOnd.-Alex. Bostick, cold, eject
ing poor white folks and negroes from Gar
nier Billiard Ha!l, Clog dance-RObert
Tuggle. African MOyers-Eley. Bostick,
Henry AshWorth, Louis Scruggs and Miss
NJ. j. Robinson. The Shoemaker's Shop
Alex. BCstick and Alice Donnell. Going
to the BaIl-By the Company. Stealing a
Girl for a Genileman-Henry AshwOTth,
Ed. White and Miss Mary Motley. Ggitar
PeTfOrmance-Mrs. Emma Ashworth.
Double Clog Dance-Henry AshWorth and
Louis Scruggs. Up in a BallOOn-Henry
AshwOrth and Ben DOdd.
Admission p cents, without regard to
color. Reserved seats for white people.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.


Charley Waddle, colOred, was sent dOwI
for two weeks yesterday, on the charge Of
yagTancy.
Justice Hardy yesterday sent John Whe
ling and James Hawkins 10 Jail on the
charge Os larceny.
Nike GeaTy was committed TO jail by
Justice Everett yesterday, on the charge OF
obtaining board under false pretensas.
George HotE cOlOred, who assaulted his
wife Friday afternoon, was fined $40 BIZ
the Recorder yesterday. 1t viii be thir-
teen days before he has an opportunity OF
again whipping his better half.
Samuel Lee, before Justices CaSsetty and
Creighton yesterday, at the instance of Jas.
POmeroy, on the charge of fraudulent
breach of trust in the appropriation of a
gun, was discharged
A cOlored female named Eliza Bell inter
viewed Judge Duling yesterday morning
ON the subject Of using vulgar and abusive
language. Her friends can find her at the
WoTk-hOuse for the next two weeks.
A negro woman named Margaret Fuqua
wa arrested yesterday at the instance of
Mary Jackson, cclOred, and taken before
Justice Campbell on the charge Of obtain
ing goods under false pretenses. She waived
an examination till 10 o'clock 10 morrow
morning.
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4 CONVICI'S HYMN.
Lines Written by n Dying Prisoner
i'm the PeniteufiaPV.

Lines Written by n Dying Prisoner
in the PenitentiaFy.
From ISIS TO 1861, Col. w. ii. johnson
was Warden of the Tennessee Peuitenlia-
~. AT that time DR.. James G. Patterson
was in the penitentiary serving cut a sell
tence Of fifteen years for robbiDg the mails.
When he committed the crime, he was
postmaster at McNhirtersyille, about eight
miles from Nashville. lie also practiced
medicine in the neighboFhOOd and enjoyed
a good practice. While serving out his
sentence, he was taken with consumption,
declined in strength very rapidly and final
" died in prison. just before his death
he wrote the appended lines and gave
them 10 Mrs. johnson, the warden's wife,
who had shown him great kindness during
his illness. We are indebted to Mr.. Gran
vile S. johnson for these facts and the
copy:
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TO the Union and American;
In your issue Of to-day it is stated that l
was arrested upon a charge of attempted
abduction. As matter of justice to my
self and friends, allow me to say tina.
during my entire existence l have endeav-
Ored to lead an honest, upright life, and
conduct myself as a good citizen. chal-
lenge investigation, and assert that it is an
attempt to iniure an innocent man.
Respectfully, L. L. LOsEY.
Nashville, March Is, 1915.
Inquiry was made of the prOsecUtTix and
various other parties by a UNION AND
AMERICAN reporter yesterday, but no facts
duplicating Mr.. LOsey in the least degree
were ascerained.
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RIVER NEWS.

ArriUed-tbe A. P Green, from Caney
Fork.
Depdrted-the John S. BransfOrd, from
PIT. Isabel, with another big trip.
Expected the SilverthOrn (Which viii
leave again at 10 A. n. today and the
BurksTille.
The Burksville is advertised 10 leave to-
MORROW.
The river was falling, with about 10 fe
on the shoals.
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Gen. G. P. Buell. arrived in the city yes
terday afternoon. He will leave in a few
DAYS for Washington.
Mr.. Louis Lebeck, Of the firm of Lebeek
BIOS, leaves tonight on a business trip
East.
Gen. Pennypacker leaves for Pittsburgh
tomorrow, and viii be absent several days.
Col. Leon TrOusdale, the new State Su-
perintendent of Public Instruction, was
expected TO arrive from Memphis last night.
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Flood Notes

The water rose one inch a. Jacksonville
Friday night, and has been on stand
since o'clock yesterday morning. IL was
thought that by II o'clock last night it
would begin 70 decline. The water is
within about foot and q half of being as
high as it was during the big rise in 1861.
Since the opening Of the Nashville, Chat
tanooga and St. Louis railway, over GOO
carloads Of freight have sbeen run into
Chattanooga, and nearly the same number
Of ears are in that city and vicinity consign-
ed 70 northern points.
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Elaine.-The best oil 1 have ever in
spected, and as safe as either lard or sperm.
j. L. FOrsaith, State Inspector Of Oil for
Pennsylvania.
Sold by DemoviIls s Co, Haddox &
Ford, R. E. Page, RObt. H. Haley, J. N.
OOrbit, G. W. HendershOtt, c. W. Smith,
Mccullough, Hagar s. Co., Ewin, Pendle-
Ton & Co, Litterer q Cabler, W. II. Stew
art, Phillips, Buttorff & Co., Treppard &
Co, Murray & Regain. In Edse6eld by J.
II. McMurray, G. T. Weakley, d. Water
house, w. E. Harrison, Armstrong 4 Co.
Chas. II. Gauthier, Southern Agent.
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A HYMN.



4 conYict in the Tennessee Penitentiary.
Father Of Lire, on Thee 1 call
To ease my troubled breast;
Thou Csnst relieve and comfort ali
That are with grief oppressed.
o come and dwell in my poor heart;
Thou EnOWest long 10 be
in Try bright realms, no more 10 part
From angels, saints and Thee.
o let Thy Spirit bear me up,
In grief and deep distress;
For now I hsve bitter cup,
But Thou canst give me rest.
o let nv spirit, mind and strength,
BE conferred full in Thee;
And let me feel the depth and length
Or Thy great love iOr me.
Father Of Life, in Thee trust,
Without one doubt Orfear,
For Ia Thy love / know must
Forever dwell secure,
Then be nav shield while here I stay,
And comfort nay distress,
And when 1 drop this lump Of clay,
y take me home TO rest
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The GovernOr RespouslbIe.

In the case Of johnson VS.. Pennebaker,
Comptroller, decided last Friday, the Su-
preme Court held that when an account for
the salary Of a railroad receiver has been
audited and approved by the Governor, it is
the duty of the Comptroller to issue his
warrant for the amount, The responsibility
for its correctness resting with the Execu-
tive. This holding extends to all salary
accounts audited and approved by the Gov
ernor. We make note Of the decision be-
cause Il removes a doubt with which all
the Comptrollers since the adoption of the
Constitution Of 1870 seem to have Wrestled,
as many who have had dealings with them
are aware.
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CITY NOTICES.

Brilliant business prospects naturally
introduce the subject Of FranciscO's Spritg
Style Of Gentlemen's Hats. They are
closely interviewer, for the prosperous man
is recognized by the hat he wears, which is
always Of Francisco's manufacture. His
store is As North Market street.
mills 2t
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Bargains in ShOes.-JOhn Ramage s
Son offer Mems Calf Sewed Boots and
Shoes, Boys and Misses Pegged Work Of
all kinds, and Women's Shoes in great va
riety, at cost for cash to close out lots.
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me ncad on fhe Week.

The Health Officer reports for the past
week IS deaths, 6 from pneumonia, from
consumption. 1 ficm worms, and from
unknown cluses. OF the deceased were
white and e cOlOred, adults aud 8 minors;
Il natives Of Nashville and ! Of another
locality. Two died in the 4th Ward, 3 in
the 9th, 1 In the 9th, in the 18th, and in
the 10Th.
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II your grocer don't have DoOley's Yeast
Powder, ask him to get a supply for your
self and friends. DOOley & Brother, FRO
prietOrs, 60 New street, New York.
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Concert at an Rarrachs.

The following is the programme Of 3
concert at Ash Barracks this afternoon at
a o'clock:
I. Kingsl Guard quickstep, composed by
WadsWOrth.
2. Selection from the Barber of Seville,
composed by Rossini.
3. Anoante, composed by FUessel.
4. Mil Polka, composed by Strauss.
&. Ye Merry Birds (serenade), composed
by Gumbert.
6. With Joy and Love (galopade), com
posed by Faust.
A. FUEssEI,
Leader 10th u. S. l. Band.
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Couldn't Co In.

Several negro men and women attempted
TO go into the lady's car Of the passenger
train which left this city nthe St. Louis
and Southeastern road, at a quarter past
one o'clock yesterday afternoon, but they
We're refused admission.
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LATEST MARKETs RI TELEGRAPH.

CHARLESTON, March 13.-COttOn firm;
middling l5ac; low middling l5Bc; good
ordinary l2sal4sc; net receipts SIS bales;
exports coastwise 80 bales; sales 800 bales
SAVANNAH, March 13.-COttOn-mid-
ding l55c; low niddling I5fc; good ordi-
nary l44c; net receipts 902 bales; exports
to continent 1915 bales; cUastw:se 1905
bales; sales 9l4 bales.
MOBILE, March 49, Cotton quiet; mid
ding l5Sc; net receipts PAS bales; exports
coastwiSe l,135 bales; sales 500 bales.
GALVESTON, March 13.-COstOn quiet;
middling 15!c; low middling 14sc; good
ordinary 14c; net receipts 729 bales; ex-
ports coastWise 122 bales; sales 500 bales.
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The CiiHCenIeferH.

Superintendent Martin is hard at work
making some needed Improvements at the
City Cemetery. Over three hundred maple
sapiings were planted on the grounds last
week. The walks are TO be gF2Veled Is
soon as the material can be procured.
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& The Warwick and ElmWood collars SO
closely resemble linen, that the only differ
eace you can detect is that they look and fit
better. milf 1t
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nLed i'm lhe Indian Territorr

Maj. Andrew /. Rogers died at his resi-
dence near Fort Gibson, Cherokee Nation,
on the Sd inst. He was for many years a
resident Of Monroe county, in this State,
whence he removed several years since, and
was much esteemed by al. who knew him.
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Never before in the history OF our city
has there been as large aud complete a
stock CT Stationery and Blank Books kept
by any one house as can be found at As
Union street. where Tavel, Eastman &
Howell have just hung out new signs that
everybody may fad The place.
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Old Wame.TrOns,

Mrs. Witheson sent 10 Mill Creek Val
ley Grange on Friday last a basket Of
wafiles made on irons one hundred years
old. The Grange return their thanks.
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THE COURTS.

PROBATE COURT. N. Eubanks gave
bond and was qualified guardian Of Ella
Bigley, a miner.
Z. Z. Peck gave bond and was qualified
administrator upon the estate Of Alex. Nc
Call, deceased.
Hugh hcCrea gave bond and was quail
ned as guardian OF Hugh II. McCrea, Mat
tie Richardson and Milan K. Peck, mi
noTs.
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ChaS. Breyer's Barber shop, Nos. "A
and 10 Deaderick street, has a full force Of
competent white BARRIERS. he is always
prepared to wait on his customers prompt
ly, and guarantees satisfaction. He is also
prepared to give the Russian or any other
kind of Bath. jan13 eOd2m
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That no bogus oil viii be substituted,
those in doubt, when buying Elaine Lamp
Oh, win require it put to satisfactory tests.
Chas. Il. Gauthier, Is n. College street,
Southern Agent. mhl4 2t
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My entire stock Of fine Boots and Shoes
at reduced rates for cash. 81 n. College
street. B. NJ. Eatherly. jan51 sun II
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The Tom Thumb Clothing Store is now
receiving the largest stock Of Youths,
Boys and Children's Clothing ever brought
to this market, and at prices that will defy
competition. mh14 1t
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Health

It gives me pleasure to say there IS nov
no sickness in my Seminary. Every pupil
comes to the table.
w. E. WARD.
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The cheapest collection Of reading mat
ter (new and old) Of every description is to
be had at d. n. Neylan's, IS Public Square.
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We are making considerable additions to
our stock Of LAW BOOKS. We have one
full set Of Tennessee Reports and many odd
volumes. Tayel, Eastman & Howell.
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III n

EDOYLE.-At u o'clock N. Saturday. the 18th
Inst, NARY NJ, youngest child Of Z. G. and
Julia M. DOYLE
The funeral win take place to-day Sunday
at 3 O'Clock P. NJ, from no. 50 North College
street The friends Of the family are respect
fully invited 70 attend
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NOTICE.

In AsHVILLE, MARCH 10, IsT6.-The gates
Of the Nashville TrOtting Park VIII be open to
the public on and after to-day, March II, for
driving purposes. Season tickets for sale BY
MADISON s. MARI, Proprietor5.
mill 4thp tt
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Broadway Style silk Hats at Jesse Ely's.
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Texas.-A short Postponement OF the
Texas Real Estate Drawing until Nay 10,
1915. Tickets reduced to S1.OO each. No
scaling ofPrizes, bat every one paid IN FILL.
Over 10000 acres Of choice land, central
ly located, near railroads, II houses, 2,S25
gold coin prizes, among them one OfSIO,COO
and one Of 5000. Our enterprise is en-
dOrsed by the City Council. Reliable
agents wanted. Send for circulars; they
viii eOnYiEce you We are both reliable and
responsible. Tickets only 81. Eleven for
$40, and 20 for $50. No connection with
any other similar enterprise. ]. E. Foster.
Manager, Houston, Texas.
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NObby Styles Hats for young men at
Jesse Ely's. mhI4 It
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Beautiful Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, Ties
and Bows at Jesse Ely's. milf It
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Grand Combination Ball

at the Skating Rink. on Wednesday
night, March II, 1875,
~ Joseph's T. A. Society. Nothing has been
left undone % make this one Of the most enjoy
able e1terta fnnaents OF the season.
lnhl4 = p. CIlART. Gent MANAGER.
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Shirts made to order at Jesse Ely's.
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CITY NOTICES.

Spring Style Hats for boys and children
at Jesse Ely's. mh14 It
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Selling at cOst-a large stock Of Black
Walnut Show Cases and Oil ChrOmos. No.
Al Union street. febIS I'm
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Ladies' Fine Stationery, Of the latest
styles, can always be found in great abur-
dance at IS Union street. mh14 Iw
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STEAMBOATS,.

For GAINESVILLE, Paducah, Cairo, st.
Louis, Memphis and New Orleans.
TTlHE New Steamer
Il BUkkSVILLE, feisC y
Jus y ..s..s.s- IN tster
ay.I Ialia s ~ ......--- CLERK,
VIII leave IO-MuhhOW, March IS. at y d..
For freight or passage apply on board OF to
L T. FERGUSON Agent, As and 46 Front St.
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Elaine Lamp Oil cannot be exploded. 1t
is the cheapest, because il saves lives, prop
erty, in'UTanc0 moneys, ehimneys, wieks,
and allows you 10 rest in perfect security.
Sold by Demoville & Co., Haddox & Ford,
VIM. Il Stewart, Wharton, Ewin & Whar-
ton, R. E. Page, RObt. Fl. HALEY, J. n,
COrbit, G. W. RendershO,t, w. II. Smith
& Bro, W. H. Walker, Ewin, Pendleton s
Co, i. II. CoRsssas S Co., jesse Warren,
Jr., Litterer & Cabler, Treppard & Co.,
Phillips, Buttolff & Co., Murray & Regain,
c. W Smith.
In Edgefeld by D. Warehouse, Arm
strong & Co., ". E. Harrison, G. T. Weak
ley sna j. II. McMunay. Chas. II.
Gauthier, Is \. College street, Southern
Agent. mhl4 2t
New Embroideries at the National Store,