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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-10-17


Opened (direct from Philadelphia another lot Of No
~ Bonnet Boxes. Single and double top Sole-Leath
er Folio Travelling Trunks very superior Black Russo
and Sole-eather Trunks all sizes with covers Ladies
Trunks with Bonnet Boxes inside)
aug3l RAMAGE 4 CHURCH, az College st.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-10-17

ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-We have
1 large and well assorted Stock OF Fancy Goods when
Far . ,eb. or on sport time STEVENSON 4 WHITE,
1nsr93 IA SO, College st
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ket A. some meme clothing In which dressed mysslf
very con fortsby T.o three Gays after this we sud
denly came in light OF band o! CamAnches and Is IL
was NO. safe for me- TO be by left behind
in ,avire with the promise thai the Mexican. would
As they did not fulfil their promise started towards
their camp About mieniaht Will. wan .srinv An, M
tie bushes. tsmarche Iaoisn passed within twenty
steps; thought was = ctptivs once more, bat fortu
rs'ely the savage Gid rot see
threw myself en- the ground and ~Aittd for day. In
the morning startes sssin for The camp of the Msx
cars, but before reached II discovered by one OF
the trading party who ives herdirg the animals Tais
is Pueblo fodian OF San Itefonso, and is named
Juan joe IL him more than to any other In the
parry owe my presen. freedom He told me the cam
was full OF Camapches, and II they it would be
impossible for tbs parry to save Hs MAIDS me lie
the ground white he me- with aied vr.ss
lay here all day. and nigh. crept forts to asuch INV
anoet IL toerAts thirst Juan came and brou yht ma
son bread and told not by any eaps to Leave my
slorg and could hear thu dreaded Cam p.s.nx
repasspg and shouting TO each oher at MIN. aan
returned bringing ano.het blanket several ioaves
OF bread, and told me that must remain hs,e for
seven or eight days longer, - the party vera
Obliged TO further on, and could take me Jules
vas wiling 70 be;Sms captive on'e mora Issw tbs
hopes OF rescue disap with them. IA,
TO wait till the appointed time up 10 ravas near
BY oupd large log which had bs.n left burnor: this
FIRE hept alive day and sht till the Nexicans retained
and witheut It'll should probably have frozen 10 death
~ the weather had be ,one cold covered bio
cston wood stump With bark and .ayes 10 keep ut the
cold wiod. This stump was my houss during my STAY
here, When couli endure the GOLD no longer v,uid
leave my house and run to the Gre, bu. .a I, say
there long lest the Iodsns should ses me tn wolves
found out my place Of retreat and FREQ usntly sn
was in the stump they would come Akd scratc. around
ard had moi been for the bread juan 10 . gave n, a,
not te how could have eeen kept from stsrsnr
The eight days pAssed slowly BY, and knew M ~heth
er to give vsy to hope despair Bat the eighth
heard several persons caiIos to cash othsr tssr.d
they Indiana but they belonged TO the tny
and we're on their rturn 70 New Mexico TkeJ AS Isl
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Our Virginia CORES pondence.

Old PoIST COMFORT, Va, Jan Is, 1854.
Military Aorsmsna-Mlaary Bau-Aopements Of Hotel
Keepers, dc.
For dsys past have been visited BY aim ,st
incessant rain thermome ranging from 40 to IS de-
grees, rendering everything and everybody dull and
gloomy.
detachment Of seventeen U. 8. recruits arrived here
Thursday, from Harrisburg, Pa under the command
OF Lieut. Morris, u s A. Eighty expected here
to morrow from New York Harbor in charge Of Captain
Dillon U. s. A., whom in addition to the above will fill
up the ranks Of companies aud N, First Artillery
Gently arrived from Oregon Their destination, after
being organized not Jet definitely settled upon and
Will garrison Fortress Monroe In the me .ntme Those
rot ps timely and val liable QUESTION to the army,
icing UGH needed, and ~thAl . nne body OF men. Will
the bills before Congress for the Increase OF the
strength and pay OF the army PASS this session. IL
10 be hoped 81 ssst for the eff and well being OF
tie service well IS justice to all concerned Properly
muneste the soldier for bis services of whatever
iure may partahe, give stimuant to action and Am
ut, will be Ieaeily AID efficiently Reconstructed, or -
ma ny ones formed as may bs deemed OK pedient,
9th ervite the object can hardly be attained
The HI geiA Hotel hiss recently changed hands having
bfen purchafed from its late proprietor oy the Messrs
lizard Brothers, Of Washington, D. G. for The sum Of
$50 Geo. In VII hands this splenoid Establishment
must retain all its present merit and ntnue to add to
IL. fame und.r their experienced management.
The army officers Of Fortress Monroe contemplate
"trppns the light fantastic t,e in the Shape Of ball
1t the atove named hotel tins rst OF the ensuing
month, which will NO doubt, he . sumptuous affair,
hor, red, II will b., by the presence o. portion Of
"virgiriA's fair" More anon. RIP RAP5.
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Cur Harrisburg Correspondence.
HLpRIapIfRC Ian 1871


Consolidating the csy and County Of Philadslpsia-
n1nt Of TIE Coss1t,.son-TM Eric TrouJlss-Fauds on
the Rcren.e, dc.
This day the HOUSE, OF Representatives finally Cd
Of the bill, as the same came from the Senate for
solidatpg the county and city Of PhilAdsphia In
municipal corporation. The Governor having p ocesdsd
to Erie this morning 1t early hour the aot be In
operative for . short time.
ma, BE- ~ well to anticipate legiaItion about 10 mark
the history OF the present session. bill Il prepared ky
gentleman ef some legal reputation to reach the of
convict under sentence Of death In Of the westa
counties of this State The proposed Of relief
entsm plates direct infringement tho constitutional
power Of the Governor who the creature Of the eonst
iuton aid not Of the law, for the Of pardon Is
lodged with the Governor sslsly. Now, the bill
to authorize the Governor to the way
and manner In which he shall act In the exer-
else Of that power in where the sentence OF tbs
Law has not been executed The Executive may graft
p.rdons conditoDally. under the new law and be is
fu Their restricted in the exercise Of the power In
Of the death pspalty With Limitation to change for
ptni ertiAry punhmsnt for life Tbs question involved
In the measure peDciBg H. whether the Legislature have
power confer any discretionary authority touching the
constitutional prerog Of the Governor Va live In
age Of progress and reform. What
constitutional powers or vested rights whore every
judge IN his own case and right IN his own eyesl The
posed to dangerous malsn nnusncss We shall what
We shall see In relation 70 this matter.
There ID serious alarm among tae politicians here
gardDg the position to BE- assumed By the Governor aud
bis aids arriving Q. Erie State eechsators The
sovereignty Of the ate in the o, the franchise
revoked, TO be asserted, II necessary, at ths point
Of the bsyonei The railroad property exclusive Of
and locomotives, TO be In the custody and guardian
Of the powerful. But In what way manner Gov
Bgler Is TO nterdiot the u Marshal 1t present.
in the Performance Of duty 20 uldl the acquisitions OF
f.csral court, surmies In satisfactory this time
Either the ate federal authority must triumph Saa
that triumph be honest and equitable reeogoi OF
the ITS Of citizens residing in other States who have
on nvitato OF Perns, vania invested large Of mo-
ney for the construction and completion OF the Lake
Shore Rsilroaiy We fear not. Yet II il manifest that
ultimately the people Of this will do Justice In the
premises We viii not be branded Q legal robbers.
Tho Legislature will be engaged In . few days in the
examination Of accounts Of certain dsburspg and rsssiv
Ing officers who are deeply implicated stapendous
frauds the Of the commonwealth. One Off
cAl, who into tfce short time sins poor Add
beegArly retres cool hundred thousand dolsrs
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The NEW YORK herald the most vidsiy circulated bu
at time the least accredited ourE al Of the Uai
ted states publishes under the head q st. Domingo tn
ST. Domingo was in : high state Of fermentation on she
18th Of November raver arrived ass.y ssm that
the Do government to pay sum Of three thoss.a
dollars for having expelled two French s
The French eommandsn. has liteyi.s dsn.ase, from
missed make way fer mni,ters less hostile to French
We m,y therefore, now e,peo. the speedy downfall Of
ssnapns consequences q the intrigue. France Bss
no mo- doubt be- re established ~ dictator.
WIN ,is goy.rnmsa, ths Un.sd state. permit such :
Ws.hinston take no steps arrest the fSusssro tendencies
After reading this article We know not whether to ad
mire most the absolute ignorance Of facts which
parent every line the iDpudence OF the fAseh God
which forms = worthy climax TO 1t
That which every little du coirant OF st. Domingo
affairs knows and which the editor Of the HERALD
to be ignorant Of is that the Dominican republic sstab
lshed In the eastern part Of the island Of Hsy has
several occasions through the organ OF its representative
chambers regularly consulted and voting In perfect lib
srty demanded from France either ation pure
arc simple or professionals established such bases
and conditions II may please France to indicate To
al these propositions. SO honorable to our country
for they made witht ut shadow OF neral or phys
cal retraintthe French government has invariably
piled iy very firm and decided refusal has not rem
proatsd BY these propositions to obtain IN favor
trspsactsns between the two countries
The conduct OF France to sarcs the Dominican republic
has been Married BY the most kindness and
1t probably that which much astonishes and which
to irIitats sgsnst certain czsns OF the
American Union little fAmlsrissd with such conduct
pisthe ad mirers and supp ,rsrs Of aI OF
the society Of the Lore STAR must naturally find ten
denotes towards St Domingo smineny Ia tn
into arms, whilst the Yankee philanthropiss o,r
with carAbDs the ahouds the honor Of annexation to
nations who are no ways DESTROYS q the honor.
evident that moral eenbe Ia in high STATS OF de-
velOpmept the other side OF the Atlantic
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sR-In your editorial article Of this morpne on No
Dow~ Literature, you have, uDknovirgly. but most
urinstb juIsa the interests Of the LAdss Home Ms
sion At ,hs Five Poins With the euiosiss Of Mr. Psass
and the House Of Industry tn have had NOR d.
sire to have. shall have, any deaags OF aay
description Firmly believing that IL In fAlssfoss AND
wrong 10 is evil that good may come convtnced That
the cause OF the outcast poor can never %
acsancsd By obscene uscsuops they nsver Lnse en-
c-ur7gtd, nor shan encourage, tins composon o.
hcsniious banthropic Het-sss u,
Mr. Pease believe Il the patron Of hot Corr" and
the most ina friend Of it, author he has FREE usnty
Mr. Robinson the agent (und Provide ,ce
of saving the House Of Industry from ruin he sells the
hcok 10 visiters 20 institution and his opera girls
bows pubcIy parade II at his Industrial exhibitions.
fhe adisa lin virtue II their sex have read thu
boob and having been informed OF Its character they
never have advised any one to purchass 1t.
The Ladies' Home Mission and the House OF Industry
are entirely distinct Institutions Mr. PeAse has pur
chased farm but has built edHce at the Five Point
The ladies' Building 10 not rented good per centAxs
the receipts som tenants do not pay the interest OF the
debt still outstanding.
Well knowing that you would no. willingly oonsound
Christian ladies sith the authors Of poll atng tales or
AssociAe noble women who give Of their abudance 10
the poor with needy adventures who make sysay
twelve CENTS volu real estate by protesting TO be
the friends Of the outcA remain In hope Of your
publication OF this correction obedisnt set
want, ORLANDO % Moof, AIN
Nsr YORK, jan. 2s, 1864. Nc. ie1 Spriox street
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sylvanla.
The following BILL which Abolishes the ceath penalty
and substitutes life imprisonment Is now before The
Pennsylvania LsgslAture:-
An Act to provide for the ssctusl punish nent
and prevention Of crimes heretofore punishable with
death
SEQ. lBs it enacted by the Senate and House Of Re.
preventative Of the of Pennsylvanis In
General Assembly met and is hereby enacted BY the
authority OF the same That upon the rendition Of any
verdict OF guilty Of murder In the s degrees against
person charged herewith in any court OF this Comm
wealth shall and may be lawful for the jury render.
SON or persons charged and convicted the mercy
the court and every person duly convicted murder
the first degree whom the jury convctpg shall recon-.
mend to the mercy Of the court shall be sentenced
undergo an imprisonment in OF tbs State p.utsntiA
res ~ the case may be- and to b kept in separate or
solitary confinement labor for the pssd of his hsr
natural life
Sec. 2.-That the Governor be- and he Is hereby
authorized Of his discretion In all where persons
have been ea Of crimes heretofore punishable with
death, and now awaiting the execution OF ths TO
commute the ssne to imprsoun emit for life hard labor
and solitary confinement
Sec. That hereafter person convicted OF any
crime punishable with DEATH and sentenced thereof
to imprisonment for e shall be par onsd role xscd
from prison except by ooncurrsnt recorded VOC Of
twothds OF all the members to sch House of the
General Assembly, ana approved BY the Gcvsrnor
crime thus purshabls, he shall BE- therein doomed
with respect to all contracts TO the BOMBS Of mstrmosy
to All RIGHTS OF property and TO al civil rights and relA
tons OF what nature soever dead 10 all
actual decsAse had taken place At the time Of such
viction.
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The Turf.


INV ORLEANS, jan. 2o.-Purse 3e00-Four mile heats
J. S aunter's Oh. &. Reub, By imp Trustee, cute
Ninstrel-sgec. Observation-Disclosures. 1
d i. Ksnpedy's h. Louis d'0r, BY imp Sarpedon
out Of Picay une, year old................... 2
Time, 7:63h-7:5b.
Jas 22.-Propretor's purse SEQ. Handicap raos,
tvo L ile heats
3ytsrs old. 10 lbs.......................
Col5p.l Bira am ans Oh. G. Joe lAokburn, BY imp.
Glencoe, dam By Frank, 8 years old, 7Tibs....
Capt Minors b. m. Mary Taylor, BY imp. Sovsr-
eier, dam Clara Howard, years old, 90 bs...
Time, 345-3A7x-3aak.
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Tns PAYsoH CHURCH AT EAsrHANrroN BURNT.
tn. new and splendid Payson church sdiaos at East
h,mp on butt LARGELY through the nnnidcsnt contrbu
ttns Samuel Williston took hre on Sunday morning
asoui ten O'clock from the furnace, and Was entirely
Gems, med Nothing bat the brick walls are left standing
The less IL estmstsd 1t $40 co., We presume WAS In
sure but where and for what amount ~ do not learn
syrif fsd Rpublicds Jan 80
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.as told that they had been murdered.
Urable to continue my journey returned to Fl PAso,
more Tor Teias with my three brot5erf law, in
psny with small party isis Nv OF ave Amer aud
one xican As We red ssen only enc Iniian on the
route We eatteied ourselves that should DOT be
leted BY any OF the tribes which in'est this TO-
when the borders OF Texas OF our own party
thres animals from Mr. Hart and ran of Mr. Hxrt
anxious to oveftake the thieve started In pursuit tskio
with him my Oldest brother in law lad some fourteen
years Of se leaving myself Mexican ana the two boys
TO follow dly we could We 81 this time
within three days journey OF military post A. Phantom
hill and considered ont OF danger dsch Arsed
tsnce behind and saw nothing o, sian alter th,s.
The day after Mr. Hart left US, as We travelling
about neon, tso Camancbe udians charging upon
in front, ard ~ tbs came time two Others we're
driving up behind. We all very much frightened
ar the Mexican jumped out Of the wagon aud vent
wards the ln.isDs, In order Y poss'ls to gain their
friendship The mules In wagon, four IN number BE-
cmrS frightened by the war. shoop OF the ssyiges
turned Of the road and commenced running fast
they could One Of them fell down before had gons
far, and the others then obliged 10 stop The In
clans now came upon u.s. and or:ersd the Mexican to
take the mules out OF the harness whs this was going
on, got out OF the wagon and looked In breathless
spence. After the mules embarrassed, the Next
stripped of his clothing, his hands TIED behind
hi back and ordered sit upon the ground 0ns
o. them then went behind him &C shot him with sun
Will. another stabbed him several times with large
be tchtr knife. His scalp was cut OF before he dead
and put into his hat the hat then worn BY ons
of hh murderers, ! was Supplied with horror as I
Cared on this spectacle, and supposed that my turn
would come next but the Indians having secured the
OF The wagon, mounted mules and ordered
10 90 with them.
W. took north vest direction and travelled slowly t
supset when encAmped Here the punder, consisting
OF blankets bedding clothing, brides and some ,nsy
WIT had In my pocket, was divided among the Ia
osps Soma articles considered useless, we're thro
into the Ere Ny clothing taken away except barely
enough ts my peron. In the distribution Of CAP
tiws, the eldest boy ABOUT twelve years Of Ags,
claimed BY the chief became the property OF one OF the
others should have mentioned that Of our capt1s
WAS hs,icsn who had BEEN stolen from the State OF
CnlhuAhuA whoa an infant He savage ~ the
ndian' and claimed the ycungss, boy FOR his prize The
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-22
"a Gard

leaving dsrosed o. my ;roeery on Main street No
avs nirseI al this opportunity TO return my sineere
hAaks 10 Tho patrons who have given their
cuStonni ana wouiI behalf Johnston
continuance OF ccniidenl customers
any In the city IN quality, price and variety I
Aso would inform he tizeps Of ycin.
rs that eontinpe or the best Family Gfcce-
The at NJ hinston iialis Monroe street
where VIII pleased serve alt who may me a
calf. SIMEON d. ltoODtsO Ofi,9 "a g
Feb 10. ,54-febt3 6-Naslin Han Monroe ST.
IAfANTED--A German q 10 cook sf DO house work
w Apply AZ This Office. z eEai mi -
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RE EGIJI a II p PA OK. 8 !, ELS. Sd
1854. UNION LINZ 81
GREAT TlII1OUGII. .I.TNR :
-.--..-l- 10 .rIiE - ---rtlrl. Z
WEST 4GqD s. { 1isoIJrF4lI &

u - u
/ tVL.s1;no fo,,;s,;Ils ~
d,;f,, Sfeo,, 13,,cEs, ~ = 41ess 's
TIE cIscaIsest ON icItesf IN 4 n ost isrse.
:. T .ssnaesa q ot ms llns .1aAk
inirreye.I Ipoaerlie eohatrees siEsss,
so Ses IN
class, me lions
aqs Si ps5ns on
Monday. i q stliass 4; e. RoSii.son. Jr
lSednesday, TiIos. ssv1ss, Henry 'oisnt, ,ss5
THURSDAY, Grrv o. iyNHEttfga5s Jno Mcclure IN
Friday, ~ xIseIsIAs apt. chares v " eIlss
afiss fsas VII
va "a @ oI the s cars from Baltin ore; s,l s
Sls,, 81 49, - s. r AxER ce9or 3sa
--sn29-Iy z.--sl y. aI.HA AILToN. AEenisa! g
~ it1SssyRssh k4l1. .E0aD; sra
". 30 MALL DAILY LlNG -,
wheaIines - q =. ~ p ittst,,,yql,if ~
~ K tine slde ,yheeI,,es = - 2
Fof RSfssageFe EFF el,iS sssa9esrs aa:sn,
Geo. ID. Moore. and ss
Cart Asa shepherd, wiit daily bstEveep
NJ sn W mi ~ 20 b iss
I ~ n ~, ,,,a ;ot
Ind eafs. and ~ i9s r fbe ofin INES
is:, ~
Fy sna ibe nis,rSsi stI
cry Monday wednesday and Ffiday A. NJ; arriving
nt Wheeling in time the Isil lines Ohio. st
u ss s S
Through tickets for Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe De-
ssx IS, es.a -Y ~ ~ as - 8 ~ ietsss s@f
b. 81 shssling I, ana zansgyiite Lime.
ss1e (. esi os ,Ss iaa iis,s, tiss SeM ae
8. Leave Wheeling as lolI9ys:
HRvofT aendeIso, syery
DANc N NyERs Cart Aver, SUNDAY q + il
v" . ~ 4, I. = 4, - ~ Ian
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PemberGon House .b5a
yYnter Street, IseIow M onroe.

n, M. PEMBsRToN annonnees 10 his old friends and
the PUBLIC gsnealls that he has iocated com
Inodiotis br rlSq buiid
Charles and thofog1s repaired nIe6ttedit and is
prera cd 10 good style at moderate
prices The Pemberton Hcuse Is situated Immediately
ON the Steaoat Landing, and nepof or the aI
unore and Ohio RaiifoSa aHoydfg passengers the
cars Or fanitef boats stopping fiace. The
prqPretjrs respectfully nSiies tic aeniioiof his old
aSa o1,of.f
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For 1inIfilli ore. mining fiiflndd Isia
Great tnroueh I,ines Tor / tnt

A7 Great through Lime Tor the East. ~
rTiHE Balmore aud OHIO Rail Rold fJon Wheeling tos
| IL baltimore, and eoppeetipE with tle, ashinston
rach RoSd at the Junctioh (ateiy eaed the Relay
House, miles from, ami, The
la, Niinstona Iiali Rail Road to
The great I'm. ase no andf
the whole road is I'M fne cpndltion ef the
most rt and Tonis htie routes M The
The speulid OF the uhto Et1i
Louisville Ciscinnati with this
ing, and through tieets from these places 10 Bsore3p
&e nay be had Of the egents,
Hhcexres lgleelngdaily at 6eiock
M lAyheeling tme) and arrives At clmbe C2oi
lsaitinoreS $50 miles At 81 ts next nqfgirg ma
the through IN about 20 houEs Including alt
-StnfrngeS.I ~
checked through to any roints
Passeneers and baggage are cars for
Washpgon te function. and for Philadelphia, BAl
tmofe without extra char Ira SeleIs dl0sted
PIE time AT all btain theiF es
Tbrhril tickets Wheeling TO baltimore. with
lying anyyyere the Foutes1 $50
Washington 800 TO Philadephia, 500 be had ON
board the steamers OF tile Unio Line the Chic. hid OF
t.s Rail Road gents at II F9Ep1& Mnnnqs
yille. nls7 W NJ PARK tsfs.s6enl. Snn,ti
g = Adams q COS Exdress,
4. 1854 Szszz;szEs.5 - Fl 1S54l !
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lD3 IL = "a II; " e " s 8
m bestowed ato him the Der would respectful
Scohtinues tile articles I'll
ali their variety ofwchhe has always onhand agood
sortef for who oesale retail very low pfcest 81 X
lie also keeps hand, scoong stoves OF the ap
Afroyei tteffs r4eoai aud tvoodg tisase zts1
job work will contiue his ArticraF
and be executed with ndfn style that will
l.Lang2i la.ta.u- .ELNIsNEYan s. Min -
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q ssl5ss "a Ca PssSsf : 81
~ RcElVED this day, the best sscrtnlent OF snts.
h youths, and ehdTens cloth caps, ever ploes ~ n
tis city, having been selected with gTeat
style and quality TeT comprtss A. lo.
cloth black ard tyhtei selss 10 s =
Also the Esyptisn esf
together with every otler ~ iisR q son.
mT14 2. =
" BoY Is and 5afTes hhodes g ss,es.a
1J S,,psr soda NJ ~ g. y y
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A. kIlGKLY. produce aud eolanssion merchant, hGl
ON hal d and 80
Izf 800 b. otaipex. Pink Eyes and Ble Ne slafoesi
40 btshe,s Clover seed.
il Give liiIfi call ,Sizl tl4 sstt - 3te lnlff6
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p = 49, lHAl'S ANll3VAFS.ss a6IrE n
eceiTfng daily, new fty.s OF hats eaps, which
"a ham selling gehea per than eSer.a - ss e
mrfs J. w. RHODES, agent.