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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-02
ARTICLE VI.

SEC. l. In all nominations of candid ates fol-
civil, political, or judicial officers, each member Of
this order shall have the privilege of voting direct
ly by ballot for the person he may wish to desg-
nate for each Office.
SEC. 2. When nominations are 10 be made, the
polls shall be opened in each Council at least thirty
rays previous to the time when the election is to
occur, and the Secretary shall keep poll list,
which shall be open to the inspection OF the mem-
bers, to ascertain who have voted and who have
not and, if practicable, every member of the COun-
Gil shall be allowed an opportunity to vote before
the balloting shall close.
SEC. 3. In the nominations of officers for the
State at large the votes in7 the subordinate Cour-
ellis shall be returned to the State Council, where
they shall be canvsssed, and the greatest number
of voters for any Office shall be declared the nomi-
nee for such Office by the State Council and it shall
be the duty of the Corresponding Secretary imme-
dlstey to notify the President of each subordinate
Council OF such nomination, stating when the nom
instion may be made public, il at all
SEC. 4. In the nomination of candidates in the
Congressional, Judicial and Legislative districts, the
votes cast in the subordinate Councils shall be re-
turned to and canvassed by a convention of dele
gates from the Councils comprising the said district
when, if it shall appear that no person shall lave
received majority of all the votes cast for any one
office, said delegates shall return to the President
of each Council IN the district the names of gil the
candidates voted for, with tie vote cast for each,
from which the Councils shall select the candidates
by voting provided in the lst Section of this ar
ticle.
SIC 5. Ia case no majority shall be given on
the second ballot, upon being canyassed provided
for in the preceding Section then the names Of the
two highest candidate for each Office or position to
be filled shall be returned, and the selection Sc
lections made between them.
come now to the remark, that in placing the
name of Col Sneed at my mast head did 50 be-
cause believed him to be the best qualified man
in the field to represent in Congress, and to de-
fend our principles and organization at home, upon
the stump, and to confront the talent tact, and ex
peIience Of our opponents. hoist a mans name
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NEW FIRM.

d. STEVENSON, having associated with him in the
IL. Dry Goods business, Mr.. J. =. BlRTHRIGHf, the
business will be continued under the firm and style OF STE
ysSSoS BIRTHRIGHT, either of whom have full power to
settle and close the business OF the late firm Of Stevenson
h White. my2
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WANTED.

IN O00 BUSHELS Wheat, for which the highest
,)U.UUU price in cash will be paid
SEYMOUR, TANNING h CO.
ie1 Corner Church aud Market Street
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DISORDERS OF THE BOWELsl

DISORDERS OF THE BOWELS!
NO Medicine that has been introduced into this sec
hu OF the Country has been found valuable the
GREFENBERG DYsENTERY SYRUP.
Thousands of bottles have been sold OF late years I'm this
stale and 1t has been found, every case give iastanI
( relief in all cases Of
Dysentery and Diarrhea the PEemonitory Stages
of Cholera, Bloody Film,
Grpings, Pain in the Stomach Bowels and All incideR-
tai complaints from eating gnrPe fruit crude vegetables
change Of water, &c.
There is no occasion to offer certificates for medicine
that has been used in almost every family the State with
complee 1t used by the Board Of Health in
New York and also at st Petersburg IN Russia in tho
Cholera HOSPITALS when other remedies had failed and "a
universally admitted be the best and most reliable mel
ie,ne in existence for the disorders processes euie
This Medicine is warranted and should il fail 10 cure
circumstance never yet knownthe money will be- in alt
cases. refunded
The value of This Medicine and the coudenes which the
public rePoses in IT. has induced the subscriber TO have il
left for sale at all Drug Stores throughout the state pro
per bottle 80 cents ALEX. MACKENZIE
HOUSE FOR RENT.
- lTUATED near the Franklin College five miles 49,
- from Nashville, a large and neatly furnished En
DWehlus house, containing six rooms, together wthlA
vi he necessary out buildings This residence contains
II acres OF land with in front Of the hocxe we'll
sci IN Sruboery aud Towers in q vegetable gar.
den set with fruit trees and the remaining portion
grass FOR 1rther Particulars apply 20 EALL CUSENG
mayss-wlm A. J. FANNING.
I AIDES ITALIAN CLOTH CATERS, (PlaiB TOesJ
n Best Curacao Kid do
Pump do
Fine Bustins:
" White Slippers;
Just i reserved by RAMAGE CHURCH.
Nays AZ College Street
FOR JUNE.
~ ODEYIS ladyls Book fer June. just received by
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FOR SALE,

A DESIRABLE Brick Dwelling with rooms, kitchen,
n stable, carriage house. &c fronting on Cherry ST.
the corner OF Cherry, Mulberry streets The lot
fronts about 1898 feet on Cherry and back upwards
of $50 feet to College street.
ALSO-A2 story Brick and Frame Dwelling, with s
rooms kitchen, DC, fronting OvertOn street. the
handsome residence Of W. y. Bbo ESQ The lot fronts
994 feet by l07 deep i'll d K. w. BROWN,
may25-lGd A4lk Cherry Street
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anilla Cordage.-We have in store % coils real
vi Manila Rope, of different sizes-warranted genuine
my5 DAVIS 4 SWAMI.
I AIDES BONNET BOXES.-Just received, an
II assortment OF Ladies' Bonnet boxes single and dom
bic tops. For sale at the lowest prices
mill RA AGE b CHURCH. ~ College st.
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A GREAT BARGAIN.

Durable lot in Edgefed- inclosed with good fence,
II and fronting % feet Sycamore street. and
ming back 20 feet to alley. Sycamore par
allel with the Gaatn Pike Price SIS 50 per foot cash,
which about half of its intrinsic value. If wish
to avail yourself OF this undoub ed bargain cali immsdiae
lyon J.L& r. W. BROWN,
Nav 26-lw A.IL Cherry 81
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DOTATOES.-54 bbls White Meshanic Potatoes, re-
ceived this day per steamer Rescue and for sale by
mhS0 MORRIS Il STRAFI0N.
NORN-5OO bags in store and for sale by
~ ada McCREA TERRASS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-19
Ninrnlnr Denfh-

William IL. Whitaker, upholsterer, whose place
OF business was on Fourth street, between Syca
more and Broadway died at 3 o'clock Thursday
morning, under circumstances very mournful and
remarkable On Tuesday morning the Sd instant
while eating breakfast, he bit, in piece of bread
hard substance, which, coming in contact with
apartially decaved tooth, gave him sudden and
intense pain,and in the quick gasp which followed
the hard substance passed into his throat and
seemed to lodge when it had nearly reached the
stoHa'h. There it occasioned considerable pain
and he called on DIR. Mu2zy, who told him TO let
it remain as it would ultimately be dissolved and
an attempt 10 dislodge it might be very dangerous
Mr. W. continued to suffer some days, and then
took an emetic, which operated violently, but did
not produce the desired effect, though on the day
following, in fit of coughing, tho substance came
up, and proved to be peice of shinglo nall about
half an inch long, which had been broken, and
was sharp and ragged at both ends. 1t appeared
to have been part Of nail, used in securing the
hoops of -four barrel, which had got into tho
Hour and thence into the bread After the nail
came up, Mr.. w. was easy for two or three days,
when inflammation set in, with tho melancholy re-
suit we have recorded
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From the Uosbi,g,an g.

OUR NEW MINISTER TO SpAIS.-The Hon A
=. lodge reached Washington last night, and is
.o-aay engaged at the Executive Mansion and
s'a'e department in receiving final instructions
~, preparatory to taking his final departure ON
h h;s mission to Madrid. 1t will be impossible for
af,an 10 ger on ON the steamer to sai on the day
ai.r tomorrow. He will, in all probability, sail
~. 'ne next after that date. lie leaves Washing
ION Tor New York in the course of the current
HE COURT OF CLAiMs.-An three of the
JUDGES OF this tribunal are now in WASHINGTON
ouuge Lumpkin' of Ga.. having finally concluded
TO accept the position rendered him BY the Presi.
deht. They are expected to organize formally ON
or about Thursday next.
APPLICATIONS FOR Bounty IANp.-Tbere
were @o,IO0 applications for bounty land under
the law OF the last session received at the Pension
bureau last week. not 2I,700 as printed In -es
terday mornings Uniou.
To-day there was larger number of uppliea-
IONS Tor lands under the new law received at the
Pension bureau then ever before in a day-be.
tween seven and eight thousand
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The RumorS Of Uar wiM Spain.

The Washington Star says there is no truth
in the New York Posts statement that Secretary
Guthrie has written to friend or friends in
Kentucky to be cautious in their business, as
with Spain is inevitable. Tho statement
that the government is concentrating forces in
Florida is also said to be unfounded No troops
have been ordered there since December last,
when the condition Of the Governments Indian
relations in that quarter made it necessary to
add to the number for years kept there, up to
that time, by the addition of two companies of
artillery. Sine then, none others have been or
dcrrd to that quarter, nor is there any idea now
entertained Of sending moro to Florida.
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Mysterious Affair.".

A sudden death occurred in New York on Sat
urday in the fashionable circles there, which is
the lady who died, took his departure many
months ago for California on a special tour, and
during his absence the lady cultivated largo
circle Of acquaintance, and lived in n very fash
ionahle style. Within the past week a rumor has
been industrously circulated in that section of
the city, to the effect that the woman had died
in consequence of a surgical operation and it
was also thought that She was poisoned. the
truth of which suspicious will be brought out at
the inquest.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-19

New YORK, April 18th, noon.-Flour-Price
have advanced % cents (for common brands J
4,75O bbls. good Ohio sold at go % 10 so
Southern-sales 200 bbls. at $40 SO a 10 %.
Wheat-The market is unchanged.
Corn-The market is sitter but not quotably
higher-36,0 900 bushels sold at lose.
Cotton-The market is unchanged.
Pork-Prices are II trihe higher Old Mess Mt
SIG 81.
Beef-Ihe market continues firm and I'M
changed.
Lard-Prices are a trihe higher, with sales of
bbls. at 9sal0ic.
Whiskey-Sales of Ohio at 334a3ii cts
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LATE NEWS By THE MAILS.
The Arrest Of Americans in Cmba.-7Re Meet

The dFfesF of 4meTicans N Cuba.-2he Meet
ing in Nev York.
Ii is stated that not only DIR. Peck, of New
York, and his partner but Mr.. Esteban and DIR.
Estrade, of Philadelphia, and Manuel yalses OF
New ork, have been arrested in Cuba, aud are
now In prison, and that Mr.. Robert c. Clark, of
Philadelphia. was ordered to leave the Island,
which he found it impossible to do. and it is sup
posed has shared their unfortunate fate A pri-
va,e letter read at the meeting of the friends of
DIR. Peck in New York, on Saturday, dated Pu-
erto Principe, April 9th, states that he was ar
rested at midnight, his trunk aransacked, and he
brutally insulted. DIR. F. was confined in n sta.
Die among horses and cattle, surrounded by filth.
he letter states that the physician in attendance
freely expressed his doubts of his health, if long
confined in his present prison. Tho letter was
received by friend of Dir. Peck, and gives as
Snrance that they know Of no reason why he is
arrested.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-19

LEXINGTON AND LEcoMrE.-1He Nele Orieanr
RaeeS.-We received topographic despatch on
Monday afternoon last stating that the above hor-
ses ran four mile race at New Orleans on the
] 18th Instant, that Lexington the first heat
in ScYen minutes, and that Lecomte was then
drawn. We were satisfied that there was an err
ror as to the time but having no means of cor
recting it, gave it as we received it for what it was
worth.
Since then we have received letter direct from
New Orleans, stating that Lexington won the first
heat in minutes ttcenty three and three guar
ter seconds. after which Lecomte withdrawn
giving his competitor the purse.
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Horrible ADdir"a Family fSeren persons Mur.
dfred

dered,
The Wabash, 0nd) Gazette, extra, contains
an account ofthe discovery of the bodies of a fam
lily of seven persons, near that place of the name
OF French, who had been brutay murdered 1t
appears the family consisted of French his wife,
and five children. They very poor, and
lived in a cabin, and in September last another
family of the name of Hubbard, went to live with
them. During October, a neighbor proceeded
to the cabin to see French, and was told by the
Hubbards that the family had moved away. and
that they had purchased all their corn, garden
produce and furniture, valued in the aggregate
at not over $50. No suspicion of foul play was
aroused until recently, when tho Hubbards were
arrested on suspicion of numbering man named
Boyles. The house was then searched, and por-
ton of the ground floor dug up, which resulted
in the finding of the dead body of an infant, very
much decayed The Gazette then after referrin g
to the summonng OF a coroner's inquest, says:
In the presence of a large company, they pro
ceeded to examine the place where the infant had
been discovered, and, horrible to relate found
seven bodies, consisting of the entire French
family Their skulls were all broken n and the
legs ofthe old man French and his wife were
broken so that they could be doubled up and fore
ed into the hole which three or four feet
deep. They were laid i'll heap--the father and
the mother at the bottom, and the children on top.
The babe was about fifteen months old, and the
oldest child about fifteen years old. There were
three girls and two boys The children were
much decayed, but the parents were still sound,
and were easily recognised by those who had
known them.
There is not the least doubt that tho Hubbards
guilty OF this wholesale and damning murder.
1t is almost too horrible for belief, but the facts
above stated, and the conclusion is irresst-
ible. The llubbards are all in Jail. There seems
to have been no other motive than than the OBJ
tanning what few worldly goods this poor family
possessed, which were not worth over fifty dol
lars
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-19
STRAIN Boiler ErDIosio,l.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-THE boiler con
nected with the cotton mill of C. Spencer, at
Germantown, exploded this morning at an early
hour SCATTERING the mill and destroying the dry
and dye houses adjoining the boiler house. S.
Seltzer the engineer, was killed. Fortunately
the event took place before the hands had assem-
bled for work, or there might have been disas-
trous loss of life
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-19

To CAPTURE HER.-The Washington o,rres.
pondent of the Journal of Commerce saws. that
the Instructions of Commodore McCauley are if he
encounters the Feronola, the Spanish vessel of
war that committed the outrageous act of enfor-
cling tho Cuban blockade against American fill
busters, he is not only to 'briLg her to-" but
bring her into the port of Norfolk
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DISSOLUTION

FVNII Il concern OF Wilson Il franklin is iis day dis
l. solved by limitation. All persons having claims
against the Con, will present them Joseph II VII
ION for pm ymeut; those indebted To the concern ~
make payment to Joseph II. Wilson, he having rur
used James Frank n's interest IN the concern.
JOS H. WI son.
JAMES FRANKLIN.
.Spufemhpr Al 1854.
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abolition of the STAMP Duty in EngIand

I60Hllon 81 Me Stamp Dug IN England
The House of Commons of the English Par
Lament, as we have heretofore stated, has abol-
ished the stamp duty on newspapers. This act
affects the social and political interests of the
British empire than the war with Russia 1t is
a concession to the people which will be attend
ed with the happiest results
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-19

Rev John Howard Wilson, recently the pastor
of church in Cheviot, Ohio. engaged himself
to be married to eleven young ladies in that vii
lago stole $50 from one of them, forged draft
on the Methodist Book Concern there. and yaca-
ted the premises for parts unknown.
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
No. 2, SPRING 1855. No. ~,
Boliingbrook street. z-=ss.#5 Sycamore arect


BoAiHgbrook street. 81. Sycamore arect.
MUIR 4 STEVENS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in China, Glass
Barthenware, Looking Gn.ses, Britannia and Plated
Ware. Fancy Goods, &c, Of BolIingbrook and
Sycamore streets, Petersburg Virginia.
their importation, per ships Isaac Wright Under
~righr-r, Wyoming. Constantine and Driver, a very
large stock f Goods comprising all articles usually
found in establishments of their kind. Among which
French and English China Dinner and Tea sets,
some very fine and Of pattern and style; also,
white q ranite and Printed Dinner and Tea sets.
French and English China. White Granite, Printed.
Willow, Marble, Flowing Blue Mulberry Coored
aud Edged Plates and Dishes China Lava Iron, Stone,
White. GrHniie Lnstre. Marble, Hunting Pearl Color
cd DIPPED and other ,les of Pitchers Basins and
Ewers Bowls, Mugs Coffee and Ten Pots of oil des-
e.iPiions.
Tunblers. Wine Glasses, De.snters, Salvers Naples
Bowls, Celeries. Pitchers, Salts, Vinegar Peppers
Mn.srds Spoon Gasses, Finger Bowls, Lamps, Flower
and Lamp Shades, Sugars, Colognes, Biters Bottles
Julep Tubes Curtain Pins, Cup Plates Pepper Weights
Syrup Bottles, Candlestic -, Jars, &C.
Looking Glnsscs--Fine Frsnch Plated Mirrors Gilt
and Mahogany Franc do, Swing. Ring and Pocket do.
Britannia and Plated Ware, Tea Ware, Cofees,
Pitchers, Lamps und Castors.
Stone Ware OF ell descriptions; Walters, Fancy
Goo Is &c to which they respectfully invite the nten-
ton of tho North Carolina and Virginia merchants and
the public generally. feeling confident that they pre-
pared 10 otter great Inducements both In quality of
gonds aad price They are determined to sell Us low
| NJ my house North or South.
mart dem MUIR g. STEVENS.
n, -Pe,ticular attention paid to packing
Lynohburg and Western Virginia Depot.
| A., n.
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NEW CONCERN.

TINHE undersigned will continue the Grocery nnl
Commission business the old stand oil Wilson
4 F.ank'in where he intends keepeg sene,nl stock
nf every urtica in his line ana wou Re gn I, E'
old customers and the pr Bill: generally. Prompt nitcn-
ton to all forwarding and other business entrusted to
JOS ii. " IlISOS
Sentcnher Il, 1881 aep
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Be'wce" n.CmMoNn and y; YORK
Twice a week between
aud IklCnMOND.
10y STEAMERS
RELYIpERE aud POCAHONTAS

.ztSTt The steamer BeLyipsHE leaves Raltimor"
~AisAsl. sseyery SATURDAY afternoon for Riohmond,-
returning, leaves Richmond every TUESDAY afternoon
for Baltimore.
The PocAHoNrAs leaves Baltimore every Wfpsks'
afternoon for Richmond, returning, leaves Rich
mond every SATURDAY nitei noon Ion baltimore.
Shippers Baltimore, by these i've BOATS must have
ihnir goods Lerc every Monday aud Fray ofene week
LUDLAM & WATSON,
mnio v Eichmend. Va.
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You've LADY KILLEp.-A young lady about
ii years of age, was run over Saturday evening,
on the Harlem railroad. near Harlemsvlc, n. Y,
and her head and both her lower limbs severed
from her body.
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.StrdurP Mistake.

CLYDE, NEW York, April lG.-A family of six
persons in this place have been poisoned by eat
ing biscuit in which arsenic had been used in
stead of saleratus. Their lives are despaired Of
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Ru IflerrnnL

DY IttgFupH.
Prices and Sales Of Stocks in Netr York
TnRoUGH w. FISHER, SroCK AND BILL BROKER.
No. % South street.
AT First Board April IL
Virginia 9Gs sales Harlem Railroa 304 .ucs
Erie BIDS of lS75.sS do Hudson River. 80 do
III Cen. R. bias 10 do Re,ding. -..-.. .Sl do
Eric ReIroad 500 do IInoi. Cen. RR..9s do
n. Y. Genital. 93I do
Market heavy.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
relesraphed for the Daily virginian.

MARKETS.
NEW. YORK. April ls-Flour upward AMI
firm. Southern, Sl075 to sli. Wheat up
ward and firm. Virginia Skies, 96s.
BALTIMORE, April l5.-Flour firm. Howard
street Sll. Wheat, red 90 60 to $40; white
$40 to S2.7S.
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WATEH WHEEL ,,,, ;, ,,,,--,.,,


Having obtained a perma ncnt agency for the manu-
iactuIr, sac and us- OF GOO DIV ms PATENT COM
BlNATION WATER WlFiEl. IN tle following coua.
ties in V'tgria, To wit: Campbell, Pusyynna. Hall
fax, AppomHtox, Charlotte, Amherst, Prince Edward,
Buckingham, Nelson. Coco and Cumho rlund, Allie
mnrlc, Rockbrdge, Augusta Bath, Allegheny. Mont
gomery, Floyd franklin, trick, Henry, Washington,
Wythr, Giles, Grecnbrier, uyuna Craig Gravsun and
Currol the subscriber takes this method Ia bring snd
Improvement before the public.
Its advantages that it gives large per rent OF
power from the expended the best ovrrshot,
wheels. Being made OF Cast Lon. 1t is dur ablcand u
tie time. extremely simple in construction aud
liable . get of order. The Wheel and Cute
thereto attached with the Wnfet n eovau ma.
ing it, not only suitable for lst and mills, but for
other machinery and back onl lessons its pow
by dmi, shng the bend; AMI ia applicable for amy
hcud, from -four feet up. and Il tho cheapest wheel
cxtant tia will give the sa.no power from the
wafer expended. have them manufactured at A. q.
Dabneys Lynchhurg Va win set up superintsnd
tue setting where sa les made For further nforma
lion, address JAMB w. ROBINSON
Campbell c. H., Va.
Persons wanting Wheels in other counties will be
supplied, until tho territory is Ills oscd Of by the pnt.
cntce j. W. ROBINSON.
9O-rlv
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SNEW SHOES, NrW BOOTS, ~

~ Spring Supply for HISS. at SeabuIy's
NV SrRISd Goops now bn ing roccivcd-and in a
few days will he all opened and Will prcscn, many art
clcs very desirable in the Luc, Gator and Shoe line,
Misses and ohildrcns also Gents, very line Cutters,
very fine Shoes and Boots. lao, usun, very
large supply of Travelling aud Packing Trunks, Don
nct Cases, Travelling Bngs, Va'iscs Satchell-. Sc
Also of the desirable open
ed of the latest styles Soft Hats. sghorns and other
pretty summer hats aud caps.
NJ, goods shall be soil low. Tor cash. To tcty
prompt paying customers. l.. SEABuRi.
npril ia