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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS
KEYSTONE MARBLE WORKS.
MARKET STREET, WEST OF TWENTIETH,
PHILADELPHIA. -
s. f LACORY CO.

IMPORTERS Of and dealers the various Foreign sod Do
nestle Marbles, Statuary, &c, have constantly hand
large snd select sssortmet Of MANTLES, FOMBS, MONU-
MENTS, TABLE TOPS &C.. Of every description,
ceed by any IN the city for beauty symmetry and finish
CABlNETMAKERS, PLUMBERS AND MARBLE CUT
TkRS furnished at the shortest DOtce with Marble Of every
description and pattern whether Foreign Domestic either
finished in the Slab Block the most accommodating
terms.
We especially invite attention 10 our stock on hand
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JUST PUBLISHED, BY THE

6OU hAD AeSOSAd1lVN, ,fdlLADEIHA AlA.
D OPORT ON sPERNATORRHGA, or seuinsl Weak
II ness Impotence, the Vice Of Onsnism Masturbation
SeAtuSe, and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs
with ccount OF the and deceptons QuackS
and valuable Advice TO the Afflicted. by GEO CAL
HOUN, u. D., CONSULTING SURGEON Of the HOWARD
ASSOCIATION PM sdepha, Pa benevolent Institution
established by special endowment The relief the
and distressed afflicted with YTulent and Epidemic Dis
eases" copy Of The above Report will he sent by mail
lin sealed envelope FRFE OF CHARGE, the receipt Of
TWO STAMPS for postage. Address DR.. GEO. Il. CAL
HOUN, No South MINT II ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
septS0-dSm
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FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY

rINHE cheaps and bet cure for Fever and AEas and
Il all Feversincident 20 the season.
HEAR WHAT THE DOCTORS SAY:
We hereby certify that have submitted ths GrRsen-
berg fever aud Ague Remedy close inspection and
scientific analysis and have also tested Its curative sua
ties % intermittent fever. We great
pleasure IN saying that has proved comPetey successful
and that u 10 most skulv remedy. II must
most bene6csl nhasnee IN all such cases. tonic
properties immediate and highly salatAry, and Il is
richly deserving the confidence Of brethren of med.
teal faculty and of the pahHc.
SAMUEL II. &ksRKY, n. n, New Work,
'HARLEs W. Rsvmoas, NJ d Wisconsin,
Nm H. srzNRGfoz, n. D Illinois,
THos J. JoHssox, n. n, MissourI.
ws @. KHTRKDGE, ~. D., New Hampshire,
JAsEs r. NouT, NJ. n Indiana,
Jso. Y. fUARIEGr =, u. D., California,
VIZ. Y. kssros, ~ b f, Lauisi2na.
Tbs compost ton oi this rsdy includes those medsin 81
Substs which expert hyans have long resoried
special aciian the avEtem when deranFcd by Fe-
vers Ague and General DEBILITY, resung from exposure
orcimAtic ua1choe Thera rendered permanent and
remain active In this prepArHiien eonsequenge o. the
scisntiAe whch thes combined In this ned
cne N netAlo ssls be tund by the dsloate
chemical anassa Ia each package tvo dspcl meai
eines posersi vegetable tonic that W cure the
AEas % Pills hat ui its reeurrsnse o.
taken IN time MI remove the csusea that praruets lis
hr appearance Prcs r The pseaEs 80 cents For ssls
by al Druggists In the state ALkx. MACKENZIE,
sePt90 Gent Aseas Graf compssy.
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xN~Ga. Having associated with me in
k--<eA my business Mr.. Ws. n. MneHIs, arm b
ncv as bsow JAS D. CRAl6HkAD.
NAsheine, May I, tSa6
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SCALE OF PRICES
PRINCIPAL TOILET ARTICLES
NASuFAcFURED
WAIIA4lAM BOGAE,
227 Washington street, IOsIOn.

SIX MONTHS PRICES.
BooLEs HTrERioS FLUD, Sc, 50; TSc, 81 - tEss at
~, %, fl2 per doEen.
BooLEs IEcrEc AIs uTr Oquld0 So. t, so siEes at
a. s. ai2 per dorel.
BodLEs XBEA0Sk, BALN OF CYTHHNIA retail 50c sizes
~ per dozen.
To Wholesale Druggists and othsr large dealers discount
Of IS per ei from these prices VIII he made provided their
purchases da ing thr six moaths shAil exc~ed gI50
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
DiscohRf Tor CAST sci4 be made from a. ADORE pri<ss
6h0tcs:
On orders amounting 20 s5 over time discount
of5 per cent viii be m sie.
On ordsrs amounting $50 over tine discount
Of 10 percent sili be mAde-
On orders amounting 70 SIS over At Tine dssoast
ofl5 per cent Ni Be made.
On orders Amounting 70 $3.50 over 81 time discount
OF - per cent will b. made.
On orders amounting tseo over tine dlseous,
81 50 per cent wiN be made.
These the lowest tsras and from which variation
be made In any
Prices Of other articles may Be had on APpicAion-
Hastoa, Ang. 2Sth, 1885. WILLIAM BOGLB
Rrfrr 70 Gso Gskia, Nashville, Tenn. AnR9s- -iy
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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS
Cheap Cash Store.
CoRNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper COrdage,
Roofing Material, Sc.


Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, SC.
WOOD WARE.
300 pkgs cov'd Buckets; 1875 dog Band Boxes;
$50 dozen Bail B3Xes 2OD " HRmes;
200 nests Tubs, pain ed; 800 Zinc Wash Boards:
275 uoz Vanished and Three 5000 Plow Handles;
Hoop Buckets; 20 nests White Pine Tubs;
2 900 ased Broom Handles 25 900 Cane Fishing Poles;
IT'S doz white Cedar Buckets 800 assted Liquor Kegs;
200 dog Tar Cans; 10 doz Cedar Cans;
pkgs Half Bush Measures 25 Nest Boxes varnish'd
IS doz Pine Churns, assorted 200 Painted Tubs
100 nests white Cedar Tubs 25 doa Wen Buckets asssed
BASKET WARE.
POO Willow Wagons common o0 nests German Market do
l50 extra; 80 Clothes do
300 Carts common; 100 doZ Feed Baskets, in store
$40 Z" tall tops and to arrive;
IS Empire Cabs; 200 dozen assorted Market
100 Willow Cradles; Baskets;
200 extra 25 doz Chldren's Rattan and
$50 dozen Willow and Rattan Willow Chairs;
Pick Baskets; 5 doc ass'ted Office Chairs
Rattan and Willow, very nice and cool for Summer.
Also-Clo HAMPERS imported fancy Baskets Work Fruit
and Flower Stands. Aso-Wiow Work made to order.
FANCY GOODS.
100 dog Feather busters; 100 bales Alicant Mats;
500 ass'ted Shoe Brushes 81 Jute Hsrk and Skeleton
45 Rocking Horses; 25 doE Toy Air Pistols.
CORDAGE, TWINES, &c.
1OOcoi's N and y inch Manila Rope, 69Ofset;
30 coil: oo: inch DaS do do do do go do
25 reels Bed Cord and Plow Line ManiIla
$50 doz Cotton Plow Lines and Bed Cord;
100 doz Hemp Bed Cords; 100 bales Carpet Chain;
1,00d lbs Broom Twne Hemp; | 500 lbs Wool Twine
500 lbs Flax - - 500 It's Seine Twine;
Is bales Batting; $50 reels Hemp Packing;
25 " Wicking; 75 coils Tarred Rope;
$50 Wrapping Twine; $50 Jute Rope;
PAPER.
1900 bundles (Frund) 1angerman's Wrapping Paper;
500 g Mcgregors do 90;
1900 reams Lockland do do:
150 reams Tea Paper; IS reams Shoe Paper;
IT'S " Ham /" 20 Batting do
$4,000 lbs Roofing do, dry 900 lbs Roofing do satued
CANDLES, &c.
Star Candles, Lard Oil, Opal Candies searne Candles,
Starch, Gel man Soap, &c.
WIRE WORK.
Selves, Riddles, Sand and Lime Screens, assorted.
CEDAR FAUCETS, @
Assorted sizes of best qualities in lots to suit
ALso-Bench Screws in half dozen packages, in lots.
Wood Saws saw Bucks Curry Combs Cards. Brushes Tacks
Rivets, &c.
IRON BOUND KEGS,
full stock sizes for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers use, constantly on hand.
CHURNS.
Pine Churns IS 90 80 inch Red Cedar do 1S do
Cerdar do 49, Is, 20,22 do Painted do 90, %, - do
Brass Hoop do " 81 do Barrel dol6, ,1S 81, % do
HAmES.
Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do;
Steam Bent Top; Plank Top:
For sale by s. II BARRETT
mayl4 cor. Walnut and Front sts Cincinnati o
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Hardware and Cutlery. and deal
= A. h0lesaIe and Retail. Prompt
custosaaers will be allowed fiRe
usual time 0n account, and llber-
al Inducements offered 80 cash
purchasers.
No. 20 Public Square, Nashvills.
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In ths Above scheme thsrs zoe uekes uznbsrsl
hen 70 sa0o8 There IA iai PEiass aad 80 A.
proxinAtions. making "a al ,ilu PFasa
Ths M nbsrs fFea - go correspcnilng 10 re
numhess Ne cksts pFntsd separate sps a pager,
arr roed up Gnd easiFCsd vlth sa an tubs and paeed
10 0iass Wheel -.-.
ne Azsasts u he dlssrsnt 80 m prisss IinsFly
print aB4 eaciEc q piacgd n ssotnsr uhesA Aner
rsFCsing ths uhsea. nabsr y 1reEn roa Ne snsei et
nanbers ABd a. tks sams ume pTts dfaua : On Ne
ether Wheel by hays sAo are hlnstolaea ths aA@esr
aRd he prise drssa oPsned s1d exnce - .ee
4n4Snes and resttersd ~ he ConiAseeeri Ne Pzas
bslaa ian-a as1nst tbe aanasr drasn lbs oYeretaa
: reeess nta ~ shs pFIss drara eal ne draeiag
= ten prbssd Hnd sfsf eo4Psr,~As Ne es@A ts,easz
sertine4 tolis eorfectoeel.
rW- Al ordsrs or ncksta Or RRekAzes n any q ne
nsrT,saa Lesssrss - Fecsye propt attention. and n >
a,.nr nssled ta ~ parchAseTs ianediaely AHeF Il y
49, 1tfrsE, tn HUBBARD ! Co.
Ne. q Fagslts sireek, e hox. Ne "a
ca.9G-ass baatnafe, AAryiza4
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WORTH $1,000

fTNHE MILK UP ROSES, and EXTRACT OF ELDER BIOS
SONS kes the skin whit, spotless and youthfully
fair deic8tey transparent, blooming, and impats to the
the charming expressions Of youth. Elects
instsn aneous Cure al skin diseases. Full instructions
making the receipt Of postage stamp.
Address Madame Elise Legouve New York Pos. once.
Cct25-6t
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Land for Sale,

I OFFER for sale (7OO) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES AA
OF LAND lying on The Columbia Central Turnpike 4
Roa miles from Columbia and fo1- Mt Pleas
ant, being paTtof the tract W ichT -; de.
This Land equal II not superior to snyN Maury county
is well Watered he celebrated Devers Spring being
the part offered for ae well tmbered and well mproVedt
There the premises beautiful building site.
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road 10
will be divided TO suit purchasers or sold in body.
For further Information apply 70 at Ashwood P Ofce,
Maury county, Tennessee.
zugll-H LUClUS J. POLK.
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me tvo preceding ana ne so ssoesednE nanbsFs 10
those asing the Arst 29 FTiEea ui be enuted Ne
sss apprsximAtion pris-s. Dor snampeslf ticteu Ne
$50 dIaws The eoo 600 prize, ibe.s cksis nnmbsrsa
N SIS n SO. 81 ka1 A. So sil ea be entea %
tse ard acoordiur % the aeoFs scbema. II ickea
Ne shoz4 b drAe he aPproHiuafioas souM - g q
- e99 And sae Iftcist e 50 600 shoud - draHn ls
Erpre nmafans Hoaia be - Q9s, - 80 and aekea
No - 80 shosd - arasu, The npps oxnatons Eln
b on the sams principle.
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Garnet Hall I'm Stairs,

Carpet Hall Up Stairs.
ID @. McNAlRh co. will open to-day aud to- morrow
IOs ONE HUNDRED PIECES THREE PLY AND IN
GRAIN CARPET, bought at forced auction sale in New
York. These warrant equal In quality and cheaper in
price than any hitherto offered 10 this Market and We are
determined 20 sell them coTrespondingly low.
We will at the same time be opening many Goods In
Staple and Fancy lines and viii Coz open and
ceiye All the Novelties OF the Fast they appear
m New York. R.O. NAIRY CO.,
auglb a IS College
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NASHVILLE. TENN MONDAY. NOV. 10. 1856.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From yISCHER OWEN CO., Gen1 Advertising House,
APPLETON BUILDING 946 Broadway, New York.
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sc III Il "a E
APPRoxINArIoN III.

i'0 Tsisss Tssi. Isss ssS T.l:,, ii slisr; ss' :
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Valuable City PrODertV for Sale.

elgiby situated building lot College street. Offer
n ed for sale reasonable terms. Apply at the Patriot
Office. jy2-H
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REAL ESTATE SALES

WILL sell bar ain in my Residence, No 2s, High St.
The House, is large and conmodous and well ar
ranged, with all the necessary convenences large
family. Any person wishing purchase viii please call
me at Davis, Pitcher Co., No 7s, Public Square,
oct9 }. Is. DAVIS
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SENATOR JONES. OF IOWA

The following well-merited compliment to General Geo
W Jones. of Iowa. clip from the Daily Dubuque Tri-
bune of the 18th inst Coming does from political
opponent Is certainly evidence Of the high standing
Senator Jones among the constituency he has long and
faithfully served and truly may be permitted to add
the Northwest sim and does possess In him ac-
tive, energetic and faithful public servant:
owe in receipt Of documents from this gent em.n
who, usual Is laboring to advance the interests tho
Northwest We wish 1t to be distinctly understood we
not disguised but open and svowed Jones man
due appreciation OF his untFing services in behalf OF
terests Of the Northwest makes Politically We are op-
posed to Gen. Jones, to every proavery man
sveyThere aud uoay' But, faithful untiring and sue
oessu advocate Of the personal and general interests Of
constituents, there is Tin esmstion) the Sen
Of the United States who is truly entitled to warm
and heartfelt Acknowledgements Of gratitude bis constt-
uents than Is he"
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A SHARP REBUKE.

The Nashua New Hampshre) Gazette administers the
following sharp rebuke to the reverend rifle gentlemen Of
New England:
where do these reverend gentlemen obtain their nstruc
tions for pursuing this From the Bible That
book teaches NO such doctrines DO Chrts teachings in
cuicae any such viewsY Is not his Gospel a Gospel OF
psae IL he upon earth would he urge emf
grants to carry out Sharpes rifles in order to resist the
laws OF the land to butcher their brethren there TO
duee ANARCHY, violence, boodshed, wan? Did Christ
teach his followers to resist the lawfully autho
ties of the landf Did he followers to reyie rulers
or TO abuse them We have msread the good book if he
did any such thing
Neither the Bible nor the supreme law OF the land 1.-THE
any such doctrines The territorial
legislature of Kansas with Gov. Shannon the territorial
judges and other territorial officers duly appointed
afa constituted rulers in Kansas and citizens the
States have no more right to send armed and
like means to oyerturn that government and resist action
than they have to send them Georgia. South Carolina
or Massachusetts,, or New Hampshire"
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OEEICh or TIaE CONSOLIDATED LOrTEalEs
OF MAKYl3AUD. ftt
OFFICIAL.

sHa -.@a TREASURY DarARrnHHr, December \, 1ssa.
Notice hereby holders stocks Of the United States
department purchase The amount OF Of
when be offered po to the
day next will pay therefor the following prices to
For Of 1884, premium Of 10 cent For
stock is4s premium Of l6 cent For
Of 1850 comeon'y called Texan
nifty OF And for sock Of The loan OF
1896 18th November, 1875, received n The
Treasury prior Let day January premium OF ~ per
cents the 3s day Of March
premium of0 and receved asr the 3rt Macs
prior said iM OF June premium Of TX cent
allowed said Stocks the rates specified
the la July last assigned with The prince
cehcate received pc the let January next Amer
thai date win be allowed in addition TO the premium
rom Januay receipt In both cases ono
day addition for the money 10 escA hc
seller.
this department under the present no
dee should duly assigned United States with the cnens
pos tbs LIST January ner by the party
entitled % receive the purchase money.
Payment stocks VIII be made by dras The as
Boston, New York Phiiadsphs the pu'ie
entitled money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
Dec 1-dtIssJuneif
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STILL ANOTHER STATE REDEEMED

An esteemed correspondent in Wspelo county, Iowa,
writes the 9th 1t affords me great pleas
to be able to inform you that this county has gone
democratic by about hundred and fly majority Know
nothngism sprung up in night like Jonas gourd, but
like the same, It has wthered in the light Of dayP
Last year the abolitionsts and knownohings carried
Wapello county by nearly three hundred majority. From
the correspondent learn that the democrats have
been equally successful at Muscatne Davenport and Du-
buquo cities
The star of Iowa is again glitterng in the consela
ton of democratic States
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SPEAKER BANKS.

The following letter of Speaker Banks will be found to
contradict the statement that he had initiated
of the members of Congress know-nothiugs:
Cry OF WAsmNGroS, D. c., April Is, 1856.
70 The Editor Of the Union: .....a
SIN My attention has been called to paragraph pub
lished in tbs days union, from the Milwaukee Aneri-
cam in which it is stated that he Mr. Banks) inta-
ted into the Washington council of which he president
ninetyseven of the so-caed republicans who were at
tempting to his election have seldom thought it
necessary to correct personal misstaemens affecting myself
alone but this duplicates Others and those members of
the House of Representatives beg your permission
that it has no foundation whatever In truth.
am, sir very respectfully, your obedient servant,
N. +. BANKS, in.
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Tho souh-side (Va) Democrat says that Henry Clay,
In letter addressed March o. 1885, Gardner Jones,
president of southern university, writes follows Of
Catholics:
have never believed that that (creed) Of the Catho
lies was sntiAnercan and hostile to civil liberty
contrary have with great pleasure and with sincere
vieton several public occasions borne testimony to
perfect persuasion that Catholics much devoted
civil liberty and much animated BY patriotism those
who belong TO the Protestant creed "
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BLACK REPUBLICANISM IN CINCINNATI.

The black republican vote in Cincinnati at the recent
election only 800 of $4,000 poled. The Enquirer
ascerans this fact by the following statement which APP
pears in the official returns: Buchanan (democrat) who
trustee of the waer-wsrks put the black
publican ticket and received, in ALL 1910 votes Hart
(democra for city solicitor not put the black
publican ticket and got 65o5 votes Last fall the black
pubcans gave Chase 32o0 There has consequent
y been falling off of threequarters Of their strength in
six months they about reduced the old abol
ton vote
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SENATOR DouGLAs

The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Sun
says
Hon Judge Douglas b. conveyed to the Baptist demon
nation Of Chicago Illinois, ten of lands grove--beau
oy situated within the city limits, for the purpose o.
erecting thereon university condition that tho
tees shall lay the foundation edi6ce during the ap
preaching fall and spend annually towards the building
'No until completed. The value OF the land IL estimated
"sSOooo The Judge has alec made handsome donation
city" = "
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OF &c L A l..

IN tnkin Pierce President Of TIE United States Of sriea to
oil wAon may ...
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited thai O. Freid
rich Hagsdorn appointed Of the Grand
Duchy Darm,sdt for Maine msssachuse New Hsmp
shire Vermont Rhode Island New York. New Jer
sey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland Virginia, Kentucky North
Carolina Carolina Tennessee, Georgia. Forids hisbams
Mississippi do hereby recognise him such, and declare
him nee enjoy functions powers and priv
leges the oonsus general OF the mos. favored
nations in the United States u.
In testimony whereof have caused these letters 20 be made
patspt United be hereuno sared
my hand, the city Of Washington the leh day OF
IT, Ap A. ID. 1855, and Of the Independence OF me on
..... 49, -. FRANKLIN PIERCE.
ny the PRESIDENT
w. l.. M.Roy, Secretary Of State
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The following resolution was unanimously adopted by
tho democratic convention Of the sixth district Of Maine
e'oved That the confidence manifested by the people Of
The United states in the capacity integrity and sound prin
been amply justified by the ability rmness purtJ pa
trotism which have marked his conduct Of public affairs
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lfarlets.

NV YoKx, April lS.-Flour is mproved sales Of 900
barrels common good State, SO IL 50 so; to
low grades OF Ohio Sc 81 IS good to standard
southern 81 b0 fancy to extra southern 81 81 81
37S. Nothing doing in wheat. Corn Ia frmer sses Of
10 600 bushels southern mixed, CO Pork has ad
vanced sales Of 400 barrels mess, ST. S. Beef droop
ing sales Of $50 barrels Chicago repacked 3d. Lard
frmer sales Of 400 barrels at 10 cents Whisky i'm
proving; sales Of $50 barrels Ohio, 2e1s cents.
BALTIMORE, April 1s.-Flour is very firm, with sd
vance OF l2 centsj sales Of Howard street at Sc 62l
Wheat Is cents higher, but quotations cannot be cor
reetly given. Corn has advanced cent white, 30 b
cents by measure; yellow, s. IS cents by and
IS So by weight. Provisions comparatively dull
Bacon shoulders sold for So cents sides. (for the
ernment) ssx cents hams loN l2n cents Mess pork
sl7 rs SIT so. Lardn barrels, 10 cents in kegs, lo
cents ~. FL.
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correspondent of the St Louis Republican, at West

correspondent of the ST. Louis Republican, at West
port, writes the 9Th instant
General Whitfield is here, where he remains few
days. and will join the Kansas commission Leavenworth
when they arrive He made fine speech last evening to the
meeting, and much appauded The General looks
hearty and heartily received both in public and private
He told the people that he did not look much like bor
der ruan he did, perhaps but it because
he from the Federal City, and bad his store Clothes
which said with much good humor that it created
great merrment and laughter"
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have this day iormed lin
tied partnership, under The nrm Appleton CO.. who.e r,ses
Baiioss for the purpose ~ buying nn
selling socks notes. foreign and domestic exchange eond
checks the ansscisn Of general stock ana
William Stuart Appleton and Henry W.
Howell city, general partners, and George
Loudosa county, Virgins, and special partner
Rss has conba,ed a. h part Of the capital nc
lhsusand doas cash and hat
The sd 18th March, 1885, aud s
10 terminate on day of March, 1857. - -.
VIZ, STUART APPLETON,
w. HOWELL.
Mar as--dQw GEORGE RUST, Of virginia.
HAVING ourselves escshsr indicated The ahov.
III In the purchase and safe OF
stochs notes. COIN domestic srchsnee collection
sight bills, Of loans, onds bills,
pomsory bsstRe public 'ecur. OF erchanse
We collections, receive depcstes,
checks, and allow ssnding sccourts. = . -
services 81 Mr. LAWRENCE y. RAfNE,
II ssdsp Withrn Co. wsshnstop, ID. CD
give undivided attention the general business Of our
$500 APPLETON a CD,
ArriI 3-sw eis Baltimore street
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Democratic Resolutions.

Democratic Resolutions.
Resolved, That the consti-
tuition Of the United States
imbodies tho noblest and VII
sest system Of free govern
ment ever established by pa
triotic men.
Resolred, That as demo-
crsts we win stand by that
constitution, with all its com
promises, and maintain the
union of the States against
the opposition Of all traitors,
from rhotsvsr source they may
come.
Rc.olred, That Ia the prin-
ciples OF the Ksnsas-N obrsska
bill we recognise, as they do,
the right Of ne people Of The
States and Territories 70 form
their oun domestic government,
IA accordorcs ,eith tie con,fi-
tuition, and are ,sst, proper,
aud democratic.
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In another part Of The paper will be found the able and
Interesting report Of Hon Mr. Tyson from The Committee
on the Lbray in favor Of purchasing 900 copies Of the
forthcoming work OF Dr. Kane OF the Arctic expedition