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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-03-04
FOREIGNERS AND MASSAcHU-
SETTS

Foreigners stand very little chance in the
Massachusetts Legislature. On Wednes-
day resolve to amend the Constitution so
as to require a residence of twenty-one
years before they should be entitled to vote,
was passed by 90 to z. The resolution was
Immediately sent to the House. After the
announcement of the vote, Mr.. G. w. War
ren, of Suffolk, moved, in consideration of
the joy he felt at the result of this matter,
that the Senate adjourn. The motion was
carried, and the Americans" exhibited the
joy experienced from their triumph by So
cial congratulations. Unsuccessful mo-
tions were made to amend by inserting seven
instead of twenty-one, and to exonerate for
eigners from capitation tax for twenty
years after their arrival in the country.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-03-04
MASS MEETING IN NEW YORK
Speech Of Col. Orr, OF 8. C.

The young Mems Democratic Uunion
Club" of New York, held mass meeting
at Tammany Hall, tho 2lst ult. Sever
al distinguished speakers addressed the
meeting.
The President introduced Col. Orr, of S.
Carolina. Upon taking the stand, he said
that he had been invited to participate with
the Young Democracy of New York to eel
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-03-04
CARRIAGE SHOP.

TJNHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS leave to inform
l. his friends and the public generally ,!that
he is still carrying on the Carria ge
Making Business in all its various
branches with all the increased facilities af-
forded by modern improvements. He has now
on hand a large number of BUGGIES, CAR
RIAGES, ROCKAWAYS, &C., made on the
most approved styles out of the best material,
TO which he asks the inspection of purchasers
His establishments is on College and Depot
streets, where he will be glad to see his
friends.
JOHN HARTY.
July %, 1855. 1-tf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-03-04
Yours, &C.,
JOHN F. HOKE.

JUN '. dOhE.
Here is another specimen of the honesty
which characterizes the Know Nothing Or
ganization in this State. 1t seems that Col.
Hoke and John Haughton, Esq, were ap-
pointed delegates to the Philadelphia Con-
vention by the Know Nothing State Con-
vention, which met here in October last,
over which Gen. Dockery presided; and
that Mr.. Haughton was duly informed of
his appointment, and that Col. Hoke was
not. The secrecy, it was stated, was at
that time entirely abolished. 1t was ru-
mored in private circles that Col. Hoke and
Mr.. Haughton had been appointed. We
called repeatedly for information On the
subject, and indeed for the publication of
the proceedings of the Convention but no
answer was given; and the people of the
State, though told that all secrecy had been
thrown off, were still kept in the dark. At
length, short time before the period for
the meeting of the Philadelphia Convention,
the Register announced the names of Col.
Hoke and Mr.. Haughton as delegates-but
that was all. We respectfully called on
that paper for its authority for making the
announcement, but stiffness as of death
and chaotic darkness followed, as on for
mer occasions. Injustice was thus done
Col. Hoke, while at the same time his name,
as that of prominent Democrat, was free
ly used priudtely, for effect to add strength
to the tottering and detestable organiza-
ton. Mr.. Haughton is a Wing, and he was
of course notified Of his appointment and
furnished with credentials. Their object
in this course towards Col. Hoke, was two
fold; first, to injure him with the Demo
cratic party; secondly, to use his name
and his influence privately to bolster up
their organization. But that gentleman
has, for months, ceased to act with them :;
and we are confident that, for the future,
they will feel the effect of his opposition.
Reader what do you think of such an
organization Is it one worthy the coun-
tenance of honest men II Raj. Standard.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-03-04

vThe Yankee girls complain that the
times are so hard the young men can't pay
their addresses.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-03-04

COL. JOHN F. HoKE.

1t will be perceived, from the following
letter, addressed to the Editor of this paper
by Col. John F. Hoke, that that gentleman
has ceased to act with the Know Nothings;
that his appointment as delegate to Phil
adelphia does not meet his appreciation !;
and that he was never even notified of his
appointment
LINcoLNToN, Feb. 18, 1856.
MEssRs. EDITORS In your journal of
the 18th instant, am called on to state
whether or not am delegate to the Con-
vention of the American party to be held
at Philadelphia on the 22d inst, and to de-
fine my position on the principles of the
Order. do not recognize the right of any
one to require me to give my views on any
subject; but in this instance, to prevent
misconstruction, shall answer both ques-
tions.
am not delegate to the said Conven-
ton. If such an appointment has been
made, have not received any authentic
notice of the fact, or should have respect
fully declined it. Neither does the ap-
pointment (which now take for granted)
meet with my appreciation.
My intercourse with the organization
having ceased, could not consent to take
part in the deliberations of the Convention,
when I do not expect to be bound in any
way by its conclusions. My opinions on
the platform of the American party were
made public in speech to the people of
Lincoln last summer. They were:
1st. Opposition to secret organizations.
End. Opposition to religious intolerance
and to mixing up religious with political
controversy. A belief that our government
was founded ON Protestant basis.
I'd. Regarded the immense number Of
emigrants focking to our country as dan
gerous and growing evil.
4th. Viewed the 18th Article of the Plat
form as national and solvent, and approx
ed it. This is synopsis of what was then
said.
Recent occurrences prove that only thir-
ty members of Congress of that Order stand
on national ground. They are from the
South. The next Presidential contest will
present sectional against constitutional is
sues. Sound policy dictates that national
men should stand together. The loss of
single State may be loss of the whole
question, and a destruction of the Union.
The small number of thirty men can only
serve to distract. If the Democratic party,
which is the strongest basis Of operations,
present candidate whose antecedents are
national and patriotic, who will guarantee
constitutional rights to every section, it be-
hooves the South to unite on him without
distraction.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-03-04

!gT Official accounts of the revenue of
Great Britain for the year to 31st Decem-
Der, 1855, have just been published. The
income amounted to e63, 1854 COS, and ex-
penditure to f84,5O5,768, leaving def
cheney on the year of over twenty-one mil
lions pounds sterling. The London press
es, after going over the various items, are
convinced that another loan of sixteen or
twenty million pounds must be Immediately
raised to meet current liabilities.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-03-04

The steamer Northern Light sailed from
New York on the 25th ult. for San Juan,
having 200 filibusters on board on their way
to join the fortunes of the notorious Walker
No ARRESTS were made, but the greatest
excitement prevailed at the wharf from
which the steamer sailed.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-03-04

The RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL
RoAD.-A bill authorizing an extension of
this railroad from Danville, through the
counties of Patrick, Henry, Carroll, &C.,
has been finally acted upon by both branches
of the Virginia Legislature, and passed in
to law. The work is to be constructed
hY private snhscrintiOns
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-03-04

DEATH OF A VERY OLD SERvANT.-An
old and much respected colored woman,
familiarly known as "Old Aunt Nannie,' -
died on the Both ult., near Powhatan Court
House, Virginia, at the advanced age of l27
years. Such case of longevity is scarcely
on record. She was much respected for
piety by all who knew her. She was the
mother of 19 children, all of whom died at
old age.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-03-04

A NOBLE BoY.-A little fellow, not more
than FIVE years old, hearing some gentle
men at his fathers table discussing the fa.
miliar line: IAN honest man is the noblest
work of God,'' said he knew it wasn't true
his mother was better than any man tha
ever was made.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-03-04

U An old negro man, slave, belonging
to gentleman in the vicinity of Westport,
Mo-, was asked whether he did not ''want
to go and live among the free State men in
Lawrence 7" when he instantly replied
'No! 'spect not, massa, dis nigga been
raised 'mong quality-could'nt think of
gwying thar, sir, drother stay at home among
white folks"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05

The attention of dealers in Groceries is direc.
ted TO the advertisements of Messrs. DAVIS, PHI.
CHER Co, to be found in this mornings PATRIOT.
In company with one Of the 6rm, We took stroll
through their house yesterday, and we're astOnish-
ed at the quantity Of storage room they possess
and the stock they have in store. Their as
sortmeDt embraces every leading article Of the
trade, in large quantities, making their stock one
OF the heaviest aud most complete ever brought to
the city. II is an admitted fact that the Nash
vile Grocery market offers inducements to retail
purchasers, which render it unnecessary, almost
objectionable, for them to purchase even in New
Orleans. Our Wholesale dealers can sell staple
articles low lower than they car be mad there.
In proof of this need only to refer them to the
prices OF Dessrs. Davis, Pitcher Co.
City Dealers aud Country retailers will bear in
mind the Auction sale by this House on Tuesday
next 9th inst.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05
BY TELEGRAPH.
[R.pers. Furnishes By the A..esi..s4 Press. ]

New York, Jan. s-The Herald's correspondent
under date of ST. Domingo, Nov. H. writes that the
Emperor Soloque, 60 recently at the head Of for.
midabe force against the DOmihieans, is on his re-
turn without having fred shot at his adversaries.
Two French men-of war hove in sight on the 18th
ult, off this place. The senior officer in command
hoisted his flag, and soon after was in correspon-
dence with the French Representative on shore. A
courier was Instantly despatched to the Emperor
with sealed dispatches, upon the perusal of which
his Imperial Majesty Immediately gave orders to
march back again. Il is rumored and generally
believed thst France will not permit the Haytians
to invade or modest the DomHicans.
WAsHINGToS, Jan. 3.-Mr. Covade offered a
resolution that from aud after Saturday night no
member of the House shall be entitled TO receive
his daily pay till Speaker is elected. 1t was re-
ceived with laughter and laid the table. The
House then resumed ballotting, Goth ballot, Banks
lOl, Richardson ~, Fuller 80, Pennington 6, scat
tering 5, necessary TO choice los, adjourned
JAN. 4-Ninety.Frst bsllot--Bsnks IO4, Full
Ter "a, Richardson IS; Pennington 6, Porter l,
UT i, W HidWP L. NtceScdTf iOT d cuOitt Ill
NV YORK, Jan. S.-We have advices from
Porto Rico to the 20th ult The cholera is raging
on the North side of the island. In one village Of
1000 inhabitants, 500 died in AZ hours.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3-Some Of the members
voting for Banks are not backward in expressing
LOUISVILLE, Jan. River falling, with 81 feet
water in tie Canal. Departed yesterday, Leba-
non.
NEw YORK. Jan. 4, M-Flour, Straight State,
s 37-Ohio, 62-Southern, rs. Wheat dull.
Corn firm Mess sPOrk declined at 16 rs. Beef
dull II IS. Repacked Chicago Lard declined
at IL. Whisky dull
PI,rsBURG, Jan. 4, M-Rser feet water in
the channel Weather cold.
HALIFAX, Jan. 4, Mo tdings Of the Canada
yet
CINCINNATI, Jan. 4, M-Flour dull-Grsin do.
No sales reported. Superfne Flour may be quot
cd at Z 90. hogs, little doing, business being
checked by the extreme cold weather-Sales at
O5a5 l5-Smaler lots from wagons IS. Moth
ing doing in provisions. Whisky nominal. Gro
CERES unchanged. Business limited Navigation
entirely suspended.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05
Auction Sale of Groceries
~
DAVIS. PITCHER & C0.

nNTUESDAf MURNIN,i, January stu, $50 W. viii offer
- at Auction for cash, large and well assorted Of
cries, 10 wit:
81 hhds New Sugar;
10 ." CEril, i do:
o. barrels crop Molasses;
16I Is do do DO do;
3 dc Loaf Sugar.
2Z5 bags Prime Green Rio Coffee
10 barrels No 3, Max rel, Large;
IS = 10 2, do
- boxes Cod Fish
IS do soutch Herrings;
10 DO Star Cai dies,
l25 do JaIl1w DO;
20 do Pearl Starch;
81 bags Buckwheat flour;
uerces sre,h Rice.
~ dozen Wash Boards;
lao do Brnoms
90 FIVE .Iiou uemj5hs;
3J1 boxes assorted e.. la--ware:
80 do Pint aud Q art Fla5ks;
80 do assorted Pickles,
o. do Tobacco, very Popular brands;
10 Matches
do fine cigars, "to be sold by the case"
l75 dozen Painted Buckets;
~ do Han tusuei Measures;
- barrels b. a. Ghi,kvg:
125 do Pies Magnolia do;
g. Ne, Cheese:
800 kegs Wheeling Nails-assortod sizes:
- ca IS Snda-
- DO Lon.ou Porter, Iibbi.'a Brand;
IS ye u. a. Rsi,ius.
IS Ats Mackrr.l
q b,rreis my Vinegar;
q d. Ola Reserve Whisky;
80 rcans Wrapping paper,
, Il. zen Hemp Puw Lines;
With many th,r crs Ia or line. Most OF the above
good. consignment and be sold Goods will be
put up in lots to sat purchasers
DAVIS PITCHER 4 Co,
jaL5 No. % Public Square.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05
BRILLIANT DISPLAY
OF
ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS,
UTmEs, PRAYER looks, HYMN BOOKS,
Albums, Papier Mache Work, &C.,
FOR VIE
CHRISTMAS RoLIpAYSs

No. l. The holy Gospels: Illustrated in forty Original
Tnyravings by FEKDfncE IvEsBtcK.
Sos Gems Of British art: With choice specimens
4 Poetry, History And Romance.
No O. Ornaments Of Memory: Or, Beauties Of History,
Poetry and Romano with eighteen Engravpgs.
NoA The Republican Court: OF, American Society in
the DAYS q Va h.rg,on-
No g. Women Of the Bible: Deiinsst'd in Series Of
sssu he, OF lrom,o,4i Fyraa'ss II, ni'onsd in 10
SeF.ptarr. Illustrated b. rightern chArActerlstic
Steel LnErayhEs. New fdton
No 8. Homs Authors and Hoiae Artists Or, Aneri
can scspsry, Ar and Liicla av. comprsingA
S,r.ss Of - avs By he most distinguished Auth
o. America.
No. :. Characteristics q Women. Moral Possiea and
H.toneaL b. Nrs JASIsos.
No. s. The Parallels Of the New Testament Practically
pufoliea. ~ Rev. w BAooN sFsvrss D. d.
No. s. The Romance Of American Landscape Illus
tratd ailh Hteen tgravinEs o. steel
40 TO- The Thoughts Blossom with aEsssH elegant IN
ssvinss, IN. p. wnIss.
No. H. The Book of Beauty. Nlh several bsagthi u
ia'trauOus.
Ns. ~ A Winter Wreath Of Summer FlOverA win
Colorea Plates.
Frisndship's ofsring Msmory's Cir
The Ceeillian 6ifg. The snow Flake
ch isiian Keepsake Moss kose.
Afsetion's Gift The PhIopena.
The Atlantic Souvenir
Lilies Large and snail h Pan and Fancy snAinss WIN
o. whhout clasps
Prayer HookS ard Hymn Books, in several styles q
biudnEs. somr Of shiuh superb.
Pspsr Maehe Work Boxes Writing Desks Perth
lios chsss-Boards, 81, &C, &C.
Also great variety q cHILDRkNs BOOks, eAie1lsisa
70 Instruct the mind web sAss q fancy q the yoaag
Twenty eve asrsnt kinds q CAMS F0R JuvKsELkA
teesthsE uiIh otleE things too Buuarcus 10 measea
me pebble are respectfully iuved 70 ecu and szssnins 81
thsmkeleef. CHARLES " hAHn,
se~i5 SVa As. Al CeHtgs a.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05
River and steamboat News.

The river was falling slowly yesterday with 8
feet water on the Shoals. Tue weather was very
cold.
This is the Rock Cfiy's day for leaving for Padu
cab. Her hour for departure is 10 o'clock, A. n.
Tue small quantity OF business done on the river
this week aud last has made the trips of this packet
uncertain.
The Eclipse departs 10 say for Cincinnati. We
are indebted 10 her Clerk for river favors. He will
accept Our thanks
The noble America was 10 have left here for
New Orleans last evening. II viii be day or two
before she gets out Of the river consequently pas
sengers eau yet get aboard Of her.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05
THE FINE ART S.
Photographic Miniature Portraits.

NIEsSRs nODGE WENDEROTH would make known
WI the citizens generally that they have taken
Hicks China Ham, North side Of Public Square,
and prepared (n addition Miniatures
Ivory the PHOTOGRAPHIC MINIATURE FORT.
RATS. These Pictures from Locket Cabin size
hfuoess OF the Mirror with the expression and eooring
Of life, and are perfectly permanent
Painted PhOtog aphic pies OF various sizes taken Of Ds
guerreotypes, when accompanied with description Of the
complex on color Of the eyes HAIR Dress Specimens
the different styles painted and plain be examined
th-ir studio decQ4-8q
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05

wRs CONSUMPTION AID sriTrTNa BLooD.-ses the
WfAaSs2 certificate Of Mr. Turner H. Ramsey, for
sny years proprietor Of the Farmers Hotel FrederickS
burg Va, sad late Of the City Hotel. Richmond, Va
Dr. John Mnge Of the city Of Richmond though regular
physician and OF opposed to what be called qusek
medicines vas obliged to say good effects in the
Of Mr.. Ramsey, wonderful indeed.
He had been given up by several physicians had tried
the quaek medicines and the verge Of des
pair as well a. the srave when he tried Carriers anish
Mixture.
werser the public to bis M and pghy bezte around
the bottle stating his cure.
See advertisement.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05

VyfA=&SSS The undersigned would respectfully
Nss@~-[5S nOunce to his friends, AID the citizens Of
Nashville and vicinity that he has returned the city
the purpose Of pursuing his profession that he has
scca'ei with him. the talented Artist Mr.. =. AUGUSTUS
WESDsRJTH; and he feels assured from their in
other State that he efforts in their profession fail
be received with by the arin Tennessee
JOHN W. DODGE.
NASHVILLE, Dec. "a, 1855
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05
PeremptOry Sale of Oil Paintings
AT AUCTION, AT SHIELDS DEPOT,

ON SATURDAY, January 9Th viii be sold tcicOn reserve
" large aud magnificent collection Of OIL Painting from
the distinguished comprising hundred
in oil Of tie erandest and most pictu eque
scenery the old is represented and may be
found in tn IS cllleci n some specimens Of Art.
Ladies ard gentlemen particularly sled to attend
e2B- Sale commencing precisely at 10 o'c'ock.
BENZ. P. SHIELDS,
jan3-9t No ~ Public SQUARE,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05

w. ~. G:8IED0S s, ca.
ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, 9Th January 1856 we will offer
" at Pablo sale, IA oar usual quantities
leo hhds. Fair. Prime and Choice sugar;
2io barrels Choice Pa tation Moltsses;
20 . Sugar House do;
80 " Fresh Mscserel Ma 3, Large;
1,o'0 kegs Sho- mergers walls, all sizes
30 dozen Painted Buckets;
Oh JNes star Candies
loo boxes Talinw ID
80 do No ! soap;
2t bxs. Manufactured Tobacco--au grades
200 do assorted Glassware;
100 do Btimore Cove oysters;
With various other articles
Terms of Sale:
Al under $500, cash all over 5000 and und
q 900 60 days all ~ 600 days or approved
ESDoRsED notes payable in the city banks
jams. W. "a. GORDON 4 co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05
COMMERCIAL.

C0TT0N-There we're several ,snsn lots OF Cot
ton sold yesterday a; S7,20a725c.
GRAIN None on the Market
CINCINNATI, Jan. l.
CHEEsE-The receipts and the stock being quite
light, aud the export demand good, the market is
very firm, and good shipping lots are fully higher
The sales during the week add up $500 boxes, at
~ for good shipping lots, and l0al04 Tor prime and
choice do.
HAY-The supply nv wagons is good, and the
market is dull at Sl8a2O. The receipts by river and
railways are light but the market is quiet at for
prime Timothy, in bales
IRoH-As is usual, at this season, the Business
doing in Pig is quite limited, but the receipts are
light, and holders not disposed TO press sales at
present There Is no change in prices not blast
Ohio River may be quoted at S34lS5, the former
rate from the wharf, and the latter from yards
cold blast ranges from $50 S3s for Ohio, aud S2S
aSO for Tennessee There is no change in bars,
aud we continue to qnOte common at 2fa3c.
WHISKY-The market continued steady up 70
Saturday at 800, but Monday it became duh and
unsettled and prices irregular. 20 barrels sold at
2S5; 100 do. at %, and 600 do. at 80 aud SO the
market closed last evening.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05
ADELPHI THEATRE.

I AST NIGHT Of the engsgen ent Of Messrs. D. Coney
IL }. webb and Coney with the highly trained dogs,
Yankee, Bruin and Cato.
Saturday evening Jsnu Sh, will be acted the thrilling
Drama Of the BUTCHER'S DOG OF GHEET
In which Messrs. Coney, Webb and Coney will appear
To concu le with the grt at Pantomim= Of DON JUAN,
Don Juan MIR. Webb. Ion Guzman Mr.. Coney
perelo. Mr.. T. Coney
Monday night Benefit Aessr COney, Webb and Coney
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05
FOR pApucAH. CAIRO AND MEMPHIS

FT'HE Regular United States Mail 9TH -.
Il Passenger Packet, JOHN SNIP Hssf-NzsssssEAtA1 |
SON. t. lEATNAE Master, will leave aaezE<<-szs<S
for the above and all intermediate ports FRI Az the
18th nst st 10 o'clock, n. For freight passage apply
on board or 10 A. L. DAVIS Agent
ian9-2t Al Z g. Mail Packet Office.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05
FIREWEN,S BALL.
EIGHTH OFJA UARY.
BY Deluge Fire Company No. 8.

THE members Of De'uge Fire 20. AEa,
lN43a- No. respectfully announce that the zYfAS
EEE1tsE& necessary arrangements have been xskSE
80 made for a BALL the above -
toned evening take place al ODD FELLOWS HALL good
band engaged.
SC tickets 80 iRn5
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-05
A. c. g. A. Ii. BEECH,
DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND Fancy DnY GOODS.

STABLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
30 College street.
TIAvK opsasd very large siock q sH kinds o. DREze
II GOODS satAos 70 TIE Pan and winter Trade, q nc
Newest stvss
Aho aaaasoas ies q al de aesgns ~ cL0AKs
ane MAAfLka IN store and ready icr eEhioton We e.
pseisiy nsiis yea 10 ook a. sock e ceaks s<fep
bayinE.
Ne have IN store very sEss soet 81 al klnds 81 can
PETS cf he pat4eFn aud fAter ourselves % sen
ths A chenp a. any cher Hoass ths ss ~ he no1u
tains We have All kinds q CURTAIN DAMAGES ead
LACE CURTAINS.
In addition 10 ne ahcxs have ArTa stock Il Al
hinfs AZ nay GOODS. srllabls ~ ~ HaA knd Nn11r
frass a. @ A. D. nSRcH,
sepis Ne. - College a. .NashTnis. Tcna.