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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-31

MrSEsorA.--sohu Mcmahon Holland esq, formerly Of
Annapolis Maryland has been unanimously chosen clerk
OF the Minnesota legislature
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AT pITTsBURG.
Number of steamers which (origna certificates of in-

large number of defects in boilers and pipes
have been discovered by Of this test but in all cases
with the exception Of the three above named have
been repaired made good the satisfaction OF the in
spectors
No accident has occurred any passenger by
which life has been lost injury sustained by any
in this district the law has been in operation Nor
has been any injury sustained by any person throug
the misconduct neglect of duty OF any engineer pilot
licensed by this board.
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BOOK NOTICES.

THE History u Expedition Againaf Fort Da Qus'Hs
1850 under Major General Ed,card Braddock. Edi'e
from the original manuscripts by Winthrop Sargent
A. Lippincott, Grambo, Co., publishers, at Pbiaoel
phia 1856 Sold by Franck Taylor, Washington city
This volume Of the fruits of the literary attention
Hon j. r. Ingersoll whilst residing officially in London
He procured those copies Of the three journals which c
tute the Of the present work He procured them ~
the Historical Society OF Pennsylvania and at the reque
Of that society Mr. Sargent has prepared the volume p
Mr. Sparks spoke Of the expedition OF Braddock as one
the remarkable in American History and YET
has before been formally and circumstance
related The editor has prepared Introductory mems
which occupies than half the volume and Is designs
show clearly the origin and ulteror causes o. "
campaign, which in fact prologue to the sevenya
war. This memoir il prepared with much and m
interesting details and reflections throwing much light
a period in history which light much neeoF
The work viii be received by the literary world "a V@u
BILE addition to historical treasures.
De Boe's Reriese for February, 1855.
The leading articles upon Slavery the South soh
ern Society Cuba The Sandwich Islands The Sa,
Trade; The Present Hard Tnes; Progress Of the uh"
States The Mineral Of the United States hdn
ton in Country; with great variety Of conmelo
aud agricultural statistics &c. The work Is PuD'ts
monthly, la pages, al New Orleans and Washington,
per It's most important papers for the last es
years have been condensed three handsome octave ="
umes, which are delivered without postage for 70,
Pufnaws Magazine.
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There have been passengers injured by any steamer
navigaed under the provisions of the law in this district
nor have there been any lives lost injury done any
person by the unsklfuness misconduct natteniion
their duties Of any engineer pilot licensed by this board
One steamer the Forester, burned whilst lying
the landing at New Richmond, November l3, 1854 by
which the lives of three of the lost The fire
accidental and occurred in the middle Of the night when
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TIE LAST DoDoE--Ths confectioners down Eas, are
ing gum drops allied With brandy.
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The February number ~ this monthly has the ooSnt
table Of contents Diplomacy and Cannon Balls LIVING
the Country; National Defence; Prometheus and bpm
theus, Nature in Motion Two Little stars; Ny Three ~
verations with Miss Chester Glimpse OF French LIE ~
Mountain Winds Mining yanties Israel Potter The NJ
Woman who dried up and blew away Otills; Pedagog
in Georgia; Water Study The Progress Of our Poa'
Virtues; Editorial notes, &c.
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One steamer has been lost in this district by collision
by which accident of the lost his life. No other
accident has occurred BY which any passenger has been
injured
AT CINCINNATI
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, all were asleep
Total number of in the supervising district
having received certificates of nspection........ 267
Total number of engines COS
Total number Of pilots licensed 53S
Total number of Investigations by local inspectors
charges Of violation OF the law. ll5
No passengers injured steamers navgated under The
provisions OF the law In this supervising district since the
law went into operation
In addition the above, there have been is appeals
taken from the decisions OF local inspectors to the super
yng Inspector OF which have been reversed and ell
the 4con6rmed by the supervising Inspector
The supervising inspector has also instituted suits in the
United States courts in 80 Of violations Of law prin
cipally against owners masters, and pots23 of which
originated in the Cincinnati district.
The system adopted In regard to violations OF law in
this supervising district is for the local boards in the
capacity Of of inquiry in all cases brought their
notice in any manner whatever Of the violation Of the
law and report the result of their Investigations to the
supervising Inspector who, u" need be- the Offend
ing parties be prosecuted By this mode Of proceeding
there is but little chance of any violation of the law
Gaping notice,
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A CARD.

TINHF undersigned late Georgia. having removed to the
City OF Nashville, offers his services TO the citizens oil
Georgia. E. Tennessee and North Alabama for the purchase
of Dry Goods Groceries, Corn, Wheat Rye, Bacon Lard
Zine Horses Mules Cattle, and in short, every article oi
trade offered In the Nashville market.
The Merchants of Nashville men OF high character
and pecuniay standing and have large and well selected
stocks they offer liberal terms, which should induce
the merchants Upper Georgia. East Tennessee ana Nor
AInbama 70 give the Nashville market a iar tra As 70
the Grocery Market the proprety viii suggest se TO the
mind OF every merchant the sections Of country Named
as the most proper for their trade. -,
The long connection Of the undersigned with the kairoad
Of Georgia. General Agent Treasurer ana suPeth'ehu
ept of Transportation well Agent al st
era years the Banking interest OF Savannah, Will enao
him more readily TO sgae claims against hailroaa
Companies lost goods for damage while IN ransltu
Cor the renewal discount Of notes or bills IN bank, &C
An letters ncosing orders and money will receive prompt
attention, and all orders without the money, When
tory evidence OF solvency and prompness e
same or the parties known 10 be such, shall receive ke
attention. when ordering articles that under the rule
or custom of the market 20 sell time. wl also give
strict attention receiving aud forwarding all goods thA
are not 10 be stored that may be directed 70 my care The
charges for the purchase OF goods &e VIII be hVe per cent
commissions and twenty cents for each box or o
Teceivjng and 10, wariing Y. r. MILLS,
Post Office Building, No. 5,
Nashville, Tenn.
prrrpFNr,Fs n r cuYIFR Esq Prest Central Rail-
road and Bank Mai A. PoRrER Prest Bank state OF 1eo
pia Savannah; Isaac ScorT ESQ., Prest Macon ana nest
spa Railroad, Macon; Hon. loBS KING, Fress ana uho
YoxeE Supt Georgia Railroad, and > T. CoAhs, Esqr Au
gusta Md ]. y. CooPEH Gen Supt Western ana Auanue
Railroad Atlanta; Gen. A. j. HANSEL Attorney ~ Law
Marietta; GEoRGE 3. black, ESQ., Rome Gai capt.
WILLIAMS and Col. J. A. wHTEsIDKs, ChattauoogA D l.
MCsEs and Jo PAksoSs, Esqs., Knoxville, fenni huLAA
MAILER, Esq Decatur and Judge LAMB, HuntsElis' Ala
mar23-u
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;EPTEMBER Is. 1855.
RHODES,
FEVER AND AGUE CURE
OR ANTTDOTE no MALARIA.

C'0R the Prevention and Cure Of INTERMEEr and Re-
Il MTTKsT FEyEss FEyER and AGUE, CHILLs and FEvER
DUMs AGUE GENERAL DEBlTT, MIGHT SwEArs all other
forms Of disease which have common origin in MALARIA
or MIAsMA .--
This is a NATURAL ANTIDOTE which will entirely pro-
teet any resident Traveller in the sckly or
swampy localities, from any Ague Bilious disease what
ever Jr any injury from constantly inhang Malaria or
Miasma.
It will instantly check the Ague in persons who have su
ered for any length Of time from day twenty years.
that they have another chill, by continuing
its according directions. The patient at begins
to appetite and strength and continues until per-
manent and radical cure is effected.
70 One two bottles will for ordinary cases,
some may require more. Directions printed in German,
French and Spanish accompany each bottle Price One
Dollar. Liberal discounts made to the trade.
LAS RHODES PrnYidence Z I.
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. NELSON wALKEs
HODGE & WALKER,
BARRIERS, Hair Dressers, &c., &c.

o. Cedar Htfett.
AVE opened hernew establishment, and offer TO their
customers and the public in general Inducements never
before offered this CITY, Having newly 6tedu house.
feel confident that all who give call will leave well
satisfied In addtonto Ba~bering, Hair dressing Co. we
have large commodious ard neatly furnished Bathrooms
These are the finest in the city and as to convenience and
comfort, be surpassed in the country. While
ng gentlemen and patrons, just step in and with what
magic mae the hair hy and what salutary effect our
pure water has upon wearied and cote body.
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JAMES r, CH1LToN, N. D., ch
EVIDENCE OF MERIT.

Z" LEWsBUEG, Union co., Pa, May 2, 1888
Mr.. J. A. RHODEs-Dear Sir: The box Of medicine you
sent duly received the nth Of April have sold
about half of it, the people who have used it
satisfied that has cured them. 1t has certainly stop
pad the Ague in every who has used it, and six Of the
eases were of ng standing Ny sister, who has had it for
five or six back and could get it topr ed
cept by Qunine, and that only long would it,
is nov, Think entirely cured by your remedy.
&C. r. MeGINLY." .
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CAUTIoN To AGTTE sIrPEFRFRs

Take Arsenic, Mercury, Qunine Stryebnine,
Anti Peodcs medicines Of any kind the virtue Of which
owing to such poisonous drugs The most they do is
to "break the chs for short time, while they to
constitutional maladies that only with life. Re
member hat the only Fever and Ague Remedy that harm
less as well as sure is
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure.
For sale by Geo. H. Bates 1873 Water street. Wholesale
and by O. v. Clckener Co., and @. II. Ring, New York.
w. Dyoe Sons, Phadephia; and by dealers generally.
sep5-dtriiwAwtseL2l ----
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500 REWARR.

ID ANYWAY Monday night, the 2lst inst, while in the
IL employment of Mr. Charles II. Martin, Of this city
TWO NEGRO MEN, named JIM and ALBERT. They
about twenty five years Of age; Of dark complexion had
with them suit Of clothes, made Of green casinet
and silk hats JIM is about five feet eight inches
hgh weighs about $50 lbs; well formed high forehead and
pleasing countenance speaks quick when spoken to;
raised in Williamson county by Thomas Petway. ALBERT
is about feet inches high weighs about 1I5 bs round
face, good countenance with small round eyes, speaks
rather slow when spoken to; rather humble looking
gro raised by Col Thomas Williams, of Montgomery
Ala. / will give the above reward if they taken and
sccured so that get them.
my24-t G. L. NELSON.
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SUPERIOR PIANO FORTEs.
JNO. n. WEST,

II AS nov 10 store large supply Of PIANO u.us
FORTES, Of very superior tone, sly le
and hnish, Of Q, 6k, 6H, and oetayes, man "
unactured by
HALLET, DAVIS a Co, Boston,
T. uunEKT & Co., Boston,
RCkSs CfAEE, New York,
Ehch for durability. perfection and volume u tone, are
rot equaed by any oher makers n this market, and
which he WI dispose oi at manufacturers prces, with the
addition Of carriage. Those Wishing purchase would do
vel 10 apply he is quite crowded and anxious 10
sci % make room for others very expected.
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ONCE MORE TO THE RESCUE

TINE undersigned beg leave to inform their friends and
patrons that they have opened their business at No.
IS Market street. and have Just received large supply Of
Cigars Liquors. Wines &C. which they offer for sale on very
liberal terms Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore received they hope by strict attention to business to
ap27-.f L. D. GOLDBERG 4 co.
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TARnELIzED IRON NANTELS.

INHis magnificent style Of Mante Is taking The place
~ All other deEc pfions, both account oi its supe
beauty, richness. durability, and particularly s cheap
WAe their cost only about half that of The real
srhie they indeed exceed ms former 10 beanty have
Superior lustre, cas liable soil much easier
ept clean. and far exceed marble in durability and are
he tiEne, lees habe 20 break.
The undersigned are agents for the manufacturers, Wal
ACE, LhFou Co, Louisvie, Ky and viii farnsh them
their patrons, and The pube generally, with CRATES
pieces and every thing complete; ani VII also HpeF
intend LheiF putting up. STENAkf OWEN,
kiovo Dealers and Tiavsre Manufacturer,
rnaraaa- daNu No. tT Market street.
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FACTORY FINDINGS.

IOHN r. WEST has now in store, and hourly expected
nearly all kinds Of Machinery Findings, usually enquired
for here, viz:
Machine Cards, sheets and Fletting and racks;
Lace Leather, Emery;
Sheep and Calf Top Roller do;
ca Top Roller Cloth;
Harness Twine and Harness Eyes;
Stee, and Reed Saies all numbers
Shuttles, with and without rollers;
Ring Travellers, all numbers;
% and 80 inch Comb Plate and Card Cleaners.
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CHOLERA PREVENTIVE.

TNHE Public respectfully informed that LYONS co
Il still continue selling their celebrated Cholera and
Diarrbca Preventive. tfrom the effects Of which
many year resptd great comfort and reef by TIE
Gallon Bottle Glass Aspaeventives are always better
than cures strongly recommend all to it. The Poor
supplied without charge IL accompanied with practising
Doctors certificate. Private Families particularly should
have bottle Of this article in the house. in case Of emer-
gency. LYONS CO.,
10 Cedar .
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PRoFTTRAIR TNVEsTMKNT.

yATANTKD t&0oo 10 tl0oe0 IN wholesale ea-
w sines<. alzeaiy estahlisesd. q
NB.-Any psrson hzFng TIE above sum % invest ean
make arrsngesns % give his personal attention o. utber-
uise. App0 ~ letter . hox t4 Resa ones. Nashsss
stating When and uhsrs Etsrvisu esn b het
Aass-a
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M WFAVFRs ANN sPINNERs.

TOHN B. WEST has recently received the following
d cles In the spinning and weaving hne, viz;
Revolving Temples, Machine Ca ds stripping Cards Car
Pyers Gard Cleaners, Comb Plate, assorted Emery Pick
ers kinds Steel and Cane saes, shutes, asd, Lace
Leather Roller Cloth Calf and Sheep Roller Leather HGr
Twine and Eyes, Ring sraveers from 10 81 Hemp
Uarrles oct2s
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PROOF or SAFETY.

4" NEW YoEK, June II, 1855.
81 have made chemical examination Of RHODES FEvER
AND AGUE CURE AETDOTE MAIARIA and have tested
for Arsenic, Mercury Qunine and Stycnne, but have
not found particle of either in it, have found any
substance in its composition that would prove injurious to
the constitute . . .-r..-- ... .rr..r.
sJAsiEs r. CHILToN. NJ D., chemistn
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Newspaper proprieors generally, and especially OF tins
y under usages and regulations heretofore preVsng
are called upon TO perform labor without remunera
ton than any other Of community The gratutous
publication Of charity and religious advertisement and com
uncatons tributes OF respect obituaries, &C. 6c, which
can only be inserted heavy cost 70 the proprietor i'm
poses upon them burden onorous that they feel called
anon i selfefsnce check the abuse by making such
publications charge, 10 extent at least upon the par
ties more Immediately interested. In this they but fol-
towing the example Of the press in other cities mpeed by
OF its intrinsic propriety, and imperative duty 10
themselves The subscribers have therefore, united oget
er in mutual upon the 70 lowing specified terms
the publication of these well every sort OF regular
business advertising.
For each square o. BREWER 10 lines
less Of nonparei, Cor the list insertion. O0
Foreacb addition insertion per quare........ 80
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CLoAKs, TALMAs, sHAwLs, &c.

BEAUTIFUL variety Of Cloth and Velvet Cloaks Tai
"A mas Grape Shawls, Tukenie and Thbbet Shawis Cash
&C nova
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Hamilton Collegiate Institute,
f,g--- (20th Term,)
An English, Classical and Military
boarding school. las.sg4s

.g WHITE PLAINS, NEW YoRK.9s9al 2
TrHIS INSTITUTION is delightfully."- situated twenty-six
miles North of the City Of New York, and is accessible
eight times day by Railroad The Academica year di
vded into two Sessions Terms Of five months each be-
ginning the first Monday in May and November. Pded-
tiOHS in April and October. L r.r .r
The Instruction is extensive in every depart
The Military Drill been found very useful and
interesting Of studes tending as itdoe to the
development of the physical yte as well as establishing
the habit OF erecness Of posture ana graceunes Of car
rage. '--.' IS 81 .J =
TERNs.-$i25 for s1mmer Term and $l80 for Winter
Term, including Board, tuition in the English, classical,
Mathematical and Commercial branches, Military Tactics
with Of equipments bed, bedding, washing,
light fuel, &C., payable each session in advance
r. .1 Ertrds, and ChdrgedGIe per Term.
For French, Spanish, Italian, &c each. $40 90
instruction Piano and Of Instrument-... 25 20
do in Drawing and Painting. ....,..s IA 90
Circulars and Prospecuses may be had ny addressing the
Principal WILLIAM S. HALL, at the Institution.
REFEREECEs NEw YORK CITY.-Hon. Guian O. Ver-
planck, Lyman 0otb ESQ., Rev. John ~ Krebs D. D., Rev.
0rvle Dewey. D. D., B. r. Joslin H. d. Alfred Freeman,
NJ. D. and S W. Seaton, Esq sel14-lm
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Patent Medicines win be published at 500 per column
daily or AIS trweekiy-vith s5fUr each renewal ..o
Steamboats, running 20 New Orleans VIII oe cAReu Fiv
or the season: and when running st. Louis CINCINNATI
&C. si5 for the season Of not more than six months
4The privilege OF Yearly Advertisers strictly lted 70
their own Immediate and regular business ana thc oSs
OF An Advrting Firm Is not considered including that
Of il or individual members. IL, -
Advertisements published at intervals viz; weekly, OF
monthly are charged 81 per square Tor the hs ana o Gus
every subsequent insertion. 49,. -, l., t,,..s "A os
to become candloates wiz De 00u "'
other advetiseents paid for invariably IN advance
Apnonpcng candidates County and state Offices foand
for municipal Offices 50, 20 be paid in advance IN every III
stance .-,-. .u.o,,s 20 he
An advertisements for strangers or transient persons 70 DC
paid In advance. =, - g. ,,o.;e.5
AdVertisements not marked the copy Tor pecihed
time viii be inserted till forbid, and payment eSacteu'
No advertisements can be Inserted gratuitously.
An nts charitable institutions re econPa
pies ward town. and other public meetings. including re-
gious notices. 10 be charged half price. 49, o.,.
Ma -iages and deaths published as news: - -
uali tributes OF respect, and funeral ihVi'aOS " %
adverusements- -Ss2 a, - -. a. .o-,,,,,rirs-
tono requiring notices designed TO can atiehuo W
yoirees Concerts or any public entertalnnehtst "ee
are made for admittance all notice OF prVae sso
riarons every notice designed TO call attention 70 private
er,eses calculate or intended to promote indlVau IN
teres can onv inserted with the understanding tnS te
sae Il 10 be paid for II inserted in the editorial column
(which csre only at the discretion Of the EDITORS the same
Vii m arped al the rate less than 20 cents per ne
Te rndeTsigncd publ of daily and tr weekly papers
In Nashville pledge ourselves stri ny 70 alheie 20
hin of prices and in instance TO deVlate rom Ien'
n n McKENNIE 4 CO, True Wing OHlce.
II. MARLING CO, Union and American.
W r. BANG CO, Banner Omee
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CLOTHS, CAss1MEREs, FLANNEIs BLANKETS

IHRENCH and English Cloths and Cassmeres, in great
riety, Coaking Cloths blankets Of all kinds, Satinets
Jeans Tweeds, all wool Plaid Lnseys Real Wech Flan-
aels, and all 9th sr descriptions, ETC., etc.
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LACE GOODS.

LACE GOODS.
ATEDALI Maltese Collars and Sleeves;
vi Trimmed Embroidered Colaretts;
Lace do.
Embroidered Collars, Sleeves and Habits;
Mourning Collars and Sleeves;
French Embroidered Handkerchiefs;
Mourning do;
APPLIQUE Sprigs Cambria Flouncings and Bands, &c.
Embroidered Chemizetts and Sleeves;
Vaencienne and Maltese Laces and Edgingt;
JacOnet and Swiss do do, &C.
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HARNESs AND CARDs
CATLIN's NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS.

ID EcEIvED this day, IS sets Eastern made Hedde Eyed
II Harness shAfing. Also, 4dCE pair Cotton Hand
Cards. lmari3-u1 JN0. b. WEST.
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ECONOMY AND COMFORT.
DIR. C. W. CR0ZIER'S
Camphor Wash Mixture,

Patented July II, 1854, and which received the
Premium at the Nashville Fair in October
last. Warranted to contain nothing in
the least injurious to Clothes; also
Great Pain Killer.
TINHE undergned, having repeatedly been solicited TO
Il make consignments Of the Patent Camphor Wash Mix
ture has concluded TO sell county rights in this
State but viii in future have the Improved Camphor Wash
Mixture put and distributed throughout this state Tex
cep in the counties where the rights have been disposed of
and In the State Of Alabama And that he may be enabled
eectuay to make this arrangement he proposes 20
divide the patent for Tennessee and Alabama into 1O0l
shares fourth to be retained and the remaindsr-15O
shares-will be offered for sale person remittng ten
dollars will have share In the Patent to fourteen
from July H. 1854, and wiz be at the time In
vestng also Eve dollars TO be used In the purchase Of the
Ingredients advertising and the necessary expenditure Of
tie to prepare and Distribute the Mixture for sale
Consgnments will be made to shareholders, (who may
quest and 10 other persons, 10 the amount Of their
per their sales and also their proportion Of the
profits at large.
Annual exhibit Of sales viii be made and dividends Of the
profits retted 20 each shareholder No debts will be
iracted nor viii the Company responsible for any,
business viii be conducted upon the cash system.
ANY OF those who have purchased patents for counties in
this State have the privilege Of exchanging their rights
Cor share at the prices they have paid This exchange viii
be made at the cost of the Patentee
Il desirable have at least active share
holders in each county In the States named. Subscriptions
for shares will be closed by the lt september next And
consgnmens Of the Mixture will be made very there
AFTER Certificates issued 10 shareholders, who will request
the Agency, ~ they desire IL.
The undersigned will Agent until the shareholders
elect three directors year, who w have the
management until their shall be elected.
Hewspapess In Mobile Montgomery Tuscaloosa, Hunts
ville TaadexA Tuscurbia that will pabh this twice
other advertisements the amount Of dollars and
send one copy vii receive one " sASTs rsnztss Atasres
je23 Knoxville, Tenn.