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failure Of the ppresdent o,rtts so6venton to per-
brmt hs duties by rsason Il death, resignation, AZ
othstwisa Tie same dusies hail adssolxs apoh "
Ss6 IL IAN officers appointed to carry into ere
cution the provisions Of the foregoing sections SHALL
before entering upon their duties be Sworn to faith
fully perform the duties Of their offices and ail
thereof be subject 70 the same charges and pen
alties as are provided in like case under the terrific
SEC. 1S. The officers provided for n the precs-
ding sections shall for their services the same
compensation as is given to officers for performing
similar duties under the territorial laws. v>z:sas.<
SEC. IL. Every person offering to vote at the
Aforesaid election upon said constitution shall, if
challenged, take an oath to support the constitution
OF the United States, and to support this constitu-
ton, If adopted, under the penalties of perjury
der the territorial laws w 4" = @'ss|si IS
SEC. Is. There shall be . general election upon
the first Monday in January, 1858, at which cleo
ton shall be chosen governor lieutenant governor,
secretary Of State auditor of State State treasurer
and members or the legislature, and also member
of Congress. - -, FL ~;
T. SEC. Is. Until the legislature elected in accord
ance with the provisions Of this constitution shall
otherwise Direct the salary of the governor shall
be three thousand dollars per annum; and the saa-
~ of lieutenant governor shall be double the pay
Of State senator, and the pay OF members Of the
legislature shall be five dollars per diem until other
wise provided by the FIRST legislature which shall fix
the salaries of all officers other than those elected
by the people at the first election.
SEC. II. This constitution shall take effect and be
in force from and after its ratification by the people,
as hereinbefore provided. ..lr
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DEULAH MALE lNSTETUTE, AADIS0x&.
- CT. H. SHUCK, Princpal-The second sslDion
Of this institution will begu Wednesday, January sth,
and close the first Thursday in june. ---- -.
Students rs prsesIsa sSs asZ s:ss y Cosgs q for
and such as to secure diligence end study nd
bic Department y -" s',s't7q q ssshai Z -
Terms per Session Of Five Moaths. "a
PAYADLE uALI ADvANcp. - ftt,9s
Elementary Engiish, Observation-Disclosures 30
Higher nsisat Ein sssss. &; H.sS..ts:
Modern Languages. S1eh, ............ So. 10
Board q per month. 5sfsss. 8 ~ ,s,SsssEs
r., November a, 1887. ~ = 3. - ~ 49,, I2l2-w6t.
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SALE OF .SLAYES.-AS COMMISSIONER, AP.
- POINTED by the County sCouisof Wake It its No
vember Term, 1857 shall, u The AtsrssdsnssSk0 a
Page decd, expose TO public sale, to the hgAs bid e
Terms nine months credit, upon bond with good secu-
rity. ~ Ii ss.zuk
Eov. 10th, 1857. = s f9is--Wh
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rAPE FEAR COAL ANDIR0H corr ~.
" The first meeting Of this Corporations win M e
PttsborO. Chatham county Friday, the ~ aDseber
next for the purpose Of Organizing the saae Wal V6n.
Enue thence hom day to day, until adjourned
~. - EDWARD CANTWEI,L. Atsy
November "a, 1867. = 49,. * 7h1O61<2H
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NJ OTTO E.-wisHINd TO DISPOSE or he
TER md mot wishing to sacsi6c5 several Thousand
worth Of tine Goods q Suction, shall keep up the
ing Business Of the said ProcteI biz old staud on
services Of Mr. CALLAx, N. Proctess former
and skilful cutter, si59 q s. s 80, =
Persons wishing to buy, would do we'll TO ea0 NJ.
CAllan a every thing WI be cold at cost prices
- - :. - sz...y, K: MARRiOTT, Ad34
RSs t. in the mean time, any one should dearonS Of
going irto the business ct this place. by calling On they
San purchase the stock and rent talg kulsa esag5A
Raleigh, Nov. "A, 1887. at. II 105-swzu.
~ Register copy. .-rr.s
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The Registers Party-What Next9


s First the Register was Wbig next twas Know
Nothing, and now it is 81 poweraess" not in the
field even" except for distribution. Faithless to
Whigism and Know Nothingsm can the advocates
of distribution hope that II will prove true to them?
Two or three years ago every thing depended up
on putting down the Catholics and foreigners; now,
the cry is for distr;bnticn- distribution, with
only some seven or eight millions Of dollars in the
federal treasury. and the revenue eight hundred
thousand dollars per week short Of what it was three
months since? What folly! The Register would
distribute the land proceeds with one hand, and COL
lect an equal or greater amount from the people to
supply its place with the other! Go back, friend
Syme-go back to the old issue Of Catholics and
"urriners" 1t is stronger, weak as it is than this
distribution issue. -arr
But the Register, being 'powerless and "not in
the field even, wants aid from any and all quarters
It is anxious to defeat the Democrats and is cast
ing about for distribution Democrat to run for
Governor. Will it succeed? We think not; but if
it should, it will find this about the worst policy it
ever advised. Such candidate, running against
regular Democratic nominee, would get no Demo-
cratic votes, while he could not be acceptable to all
the Know Nothings and old-line Wings He would
indeed be "in the fied;" but he would be more
"powerless than the Register is now.
But the Greensborough Patriot d Flag differs
with the Register. That paper is not willing to
render its party organization and to ignore its own
men by taking up deserter from the Democratic
ranks; and it tells &c the organ SO in plain terms
We have placed under our Editorial head extracts
from these two papers. that our readers may see
at glance how they differ on this subject. Wecall
the attention Of the Register to the ground occupied
by the Patriot and Flag. What has it to say?-
Will it not find, before the discussion terminates,
that is light matter for leading paper TO strike
its Rag abandon its principles, and engage of its
own mere will in a guerilla fight? We say a6an-
don its principles, for the Know Nothnss have
er declared, a party, for distribution; and the
Register appears to be willing to abandon every
American" doctrine and principle for that issue.
Is not that SOP If not. what is its object? Is it
seeking by this one issue to injure the Democratic
party, while it is holding secretly to its Know
Nothing doctrines?
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$27,5oO 90

~ Harper's Magazine for December has been
received. We are indebted to Mr.. Pomeroy for .
copy This number is fully equal in interest and
value to those that have preceded IT. 10 @71a~~&
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OF TINS territory Tor approval or 0isappfOva as fOl
lows The president of this convention shall by proc
larnation, declare that the 21st day Of December
1857 at the different election precincts now estab
lisbed by law, which may be established as here.
in provided in the Territory Of Kansas an election
shall be held, which shall preside three judges,
or majority Of three, to be appointed follows
The president Of this convention shall appoint three
commissioners in each county in the Territory,
whose duty it shall be to appoint three judges Of
election in the several precincts Of their respective
counties, at which election the constitution framed
by this convention shall be submitted to all the
white male inhabitants of the Territory Of Kansas
in the said Territory upon that day, and over the
age of twenty.ons years for ratification rejection
in the following manner and form. The voting shall
be by ballot The judges of said election shall cause
to be kept two poll books by two clerks, by them
appointed The ballots cast at said election shall
be endorsed constitution with slavery, and icon.
stitution with slavery" One Of said poll books
shall be returned within eight days to the president
Of this convention, and the other shall be retained
by the judges Of elecson and kept open for inspec
tom TIE president, with two. or more members Of
this convention, shall examine said poll books, and
If it shall appear upon said examination that ma
ori&y of the legal votes cast at said election be in
favor Of the constitution with slavery, he shall
mediaely have the same transmitted to the Congress
of the United States Is hereinbefore provided. But
IT, upon such examination Of said books, it shall ap
pear that majority of the legal votes cast at said
election be in favor of the constitution WITH
slavery then the article providing for slavery shall
be stricken from the constitution by the president
Of this Convention and slavery sha exist in the
State of Kansas except that the right Of property
in slaves now In this Tofritory shall ia. no msnner
be in:er red with, and sha!f have transmitted the
constitution ratified 70 the Congress Of ne Uni-
ted States a. bereinbeore provided In case ot the
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Cheap Cash Store.
CORNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.

WOOD WAREs
200 pkgs cov'd Buckets; I125 doz Band Boxes;
$50 dozen Bail Boxes; 200 - Hames;
200 nests Tubs, painted; 200 Zinc Wash Boards;
Hoop Buckets; 20 nests White Pine Tubs;
21 900 Broom Handles 1875 600 Cane Fishing Pces
175 doz white Cedar Buckets 800 ass'ted Liquor Kegs
500 pEgs Half Bush Measures IS Nest Boxes varnshd
Is doz Pine Churns, assorted 200 Painted ubs d
100 nests White Cedar Tubs 125 doE Wen Buckets
BASKET WARE.
200 Willow Wagons common 200 nests German Market
sSS Carts common 100 do. Fssd Baskets store
70 Empire Cabs; 200 dozen assorted Market
200 extra a IS Oz OhiIdren's Rattan and
l5O dozen willow and Rattan Willow Chairs;
Pick Baskets: 5 dOz ass'ted once Chairs
Rattan and Willow, very nice and cool for Summer.
Also-Co. HAMPERS imported fancy Baskets Work Fruit
nd Flower Stands. AlsO-Wilow Work made to order.
FANCY GOODS.
100 doz Feather busters; leo bales AIicant Mats;
500 assted Shoe Brushes 50 Jato HsTE and Skeleton
IS ROcking Horses; IS dos Toy Air Pistols.
CORDAGE, TWINES, &c.
1OocOils N and IN inch Manila Rope, $50 feet;
$50 coils y s. to inch do do, assorted;
25 reels Bed Cord and Pillow Line Manilai
$50 doz Cotton Pillow Lines and Red Cord
100 doZ Hemp Bed Cords; 100 bales Carpet Chains
i,ooS l6s Broom wine Hemp 500 ibs Wool irvine,
IT'S bales Battngi 90 reels Hemp Packing;
so " wrapping Irvine; 1850 Jute Rope
PAPER.
1900 bundles Qrund) Iangerman's Wrapping Paper;
$500 McgregOrs do do;
1000 reams Lockland do;
$50 reams Tea Paper; rs resms Shoe Paper;
900 lbs Roofing do dry; I5OOObs Roofing do satued
CANDLES, &c.
Star Candles Lard OIL Opal Candies, stearine Candles
Starch, German Soap, &c. ~
IRON BOUND KEGS
full stock assorted sizes for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers' use, constantly on hand
CHURNS.
Pine Churns 24inch Cedar do 49, 90 % do
Cerdar 16, IS 20, % do Painted do 20, 90 "a do
Brass Hoop do" . " do barrel do IL, rs, 90 p 10
Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do;
Steam Bent Top Plank Top;
For sale by s. n. BARRETT,
may14 cor. Walnut and Front sts., Cincinnati, o
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FOR SALE AN ELEGANT DWELLING
AT LOW FIGURES.

AM Offering for sale most desirable residence Sum
street in the eth Ward The Lot fronts IS feet by
10 The House and neat contains rooms, Kitchen
servants ROOM smoke house dairy and stabIe.The
has just been carried in front Of h Lot know it to be
4 bargain Apply to A. V. 8. LINDSEY,
iune20. 83Co epe street
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

AM Offering for sale, privately, House and Of -
situated Broad street few above Sum &;iI
mer; fronting 3 Il feet Broad running back 1865 z'4
feet TO aIey The house contains the main
building, with Kitchen, bath-hou smoke house &C. We
will give bargain in the above rropertY and
sbeH ba easy. z. z. GLASCOrK, Agent,
junei6. No. 81, Cherry st.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

I HAVE beautiful House and Tot on Crawford
street all in good order, which instructed "a
to sell positively Those in Of a home cheap i
would do well to call sOon. If sold within few
days privately, it will be offered toublic auction.
E. r. GLASC0CK, Agent,
june12. No. 81 Cherry st.
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FOR SALE.

A LOT in South Nashville on College street beyond he
n Medical College fronting 81 feet, being the Lot
which kyes Carpenter shop formerly stood For sale
cheap. Apply A V. S. LINDSLEY
marched
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a NEAT KEsIDENCE IN EpGEEIELD

rs now offered for sale at bargain. The Lot -
l. fronts 90 feet Woodland street and ITO on .ii
Minick TIE House con tains four good rooms, good IL
tern, ao The house Is built OF brick aud the
situation Of the best in Edgeaed VIII be
Apply A. V. s. LINDsLFY
uLel8. 81 ColIeVa street
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NOW is THE TIME

ITO purchase that valuable sroEE-HoUsE, on Market
street corner OF CLARK, at occupied by II. S.
French A son The Lot fronts an feet Market ana
106 CLARK street. Every knows tina this is one Of
the most prominent Wholesale Grocery and Produce
Stands in The CITY II viii be sold most liberal
For further particulars call on
apr2s A v s. LINDSLEY.
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LINDSLEY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
Valuable Free-Soil L0t for Sale.

valuable ffee-SOIA 1AOI TOT SAFE
7 AM Offering for sle valuable Building Lot on
Spruce street, the of Broad The fronts
sixty feet Spruce Is hundred and Fifty feet deep
with a convenient alley in the rear.
This property is exempt from taxes for 26 from
January This exemption is value than is
usually accorded it, only the grounds has all
prov-nents erected thereon free from The
-aving in the item CT taxe win than pay for the
ground all Improvements This 10. is also situated
part the CITY that Is being rapidly hled up
dwellings private residences. Terms reasonable.
Apply to julyS0 4. V. s. LINDSEY.
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For NeMt.

A COMFORTABLE Dwelling Lower Market Street.
IA the Square the bala Of the year contains
rooms, besides kitchen and servants Possession
given Immediately. portion OF the Furniture will be
sold desired. House be rented by good tenant the
ensuing year. Apply to
june2O A.V. s LINDSEY.
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Nashville to Beaver Dam Springs.

FTNHE undersigned running 1888
i regular line Of POUR HORsE POST feEs9lse1sslA
COACHES, TO BEAVER DAN SPRINGS, eonn-eiiar oS
sunday Wednesday and Friday, Eth the Morning Train
Of Cars Of The Tennessee Alabama Railroad at fhaap
''i f1sSas-sa. CARTER THOMAS 4 HoUaH.
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We have also for sac Lots Nos IT. 10 1e 20 and 81 in
LincoIu's plan Of lots which is frame dwelling
house. These lots viii Re sold suit purchasers
changed for country property good mules, at fair va
uation. We viii gi-e bargain.
ALSO, Lot No. g. Houston's Humphreys and Martins
addiion Nashville, fronting the Railroad Depot This
lot is IS feet front Fran Kiln street. $50 deep
an alley. If you want bargain, is your time.
E. &. GLASCOCK, agent,
aug12. No Ct, Cherry street.
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REAL ESTATE SALES
HOUSE AND LOr ron SAIE.

WE are Offering for sale, privately, two story 90
brick house, situated Cherry street. South ~
NashEllie- The house contains six IN the 2ss&
nam oulding besides kitchen, servants room, carriage
house, stable, &C. in good order The lot 20 feet,
ne runs BACK l4S feet TO alley We viii give bargain
N TINS property application is made It Is situated
IN thriving portion Of the city. For particulars enquire
Of z. 2. GLASCOcK, Agent,
aug12. No. 81, Cherry street.
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CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE.

CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE.
WE authorized sell the following lands liberal
w terms: so Browns Greek, ~ miles from
the corporation Of Nashville adjacent the lands of West
H Humphreys, Gov A. V. Brown George Allen and Felix
r. Rains The late residence Of Nrs Ursula Rains. Soil
excellent; falling Springs; good Orchard; two
story Brick Dwelliag, with or rooms and many out
houses We viii sell the entire tract divide to suit
chasers.
= % ACRES, lying the east side Of the Noensvle
> Ga Turn pike mi ont; we'll about acres
timber baaDce cleared soil of hevery quality
tage building; part of the Ridley Tract by NJ
Corbitt, adjacent to Capt. joiner, - Whitset and
others.
90 ACRFS on the side of the Nolensville Turn
20 pike miles from the Corporation (the Goodwin,
Menee place. fronting both sviIe, and Mill
Creek Valley Furnpikes lies very vel; soil good a
br Of fruit trees good Spring, large Frame Dwelling
with or rooms, and all necessary clubhouse.
ALSO,
4 y ACRES both sides of the Nashville Chatta-
TX nOoga abroad, IS miles from Nashville, at the
first station west Of Lavergne 65 choice timber ST
ceared lies level: good so good water; good two story
Frame DWELLING, with rooms, srbes, kitchen, smoke
house, and all other necessary cabins.
The dwelling about 800 yards the depot station,
and 40 yards North of the railroad Occupied at
by Mr.. Brown.
BOUT 800 Acres on both sides of Big Harpeth river
~ 18 miles West Of Nashville, and miles Vast King
sons Springs the Nashville and North Railroad
the center Of the tract about $50 clear
cd; balance good timber. soil gocd;4 failing
Springs; Orchard neghborhood very good Cottage
buildng the late residence Of Geo. P. Woodward decd.
ALSO,
KY ACRES on the Liberty road one mile east of the
AO town Of Franklin, in WILKINSON county, Is mile
East Of the Tenn. Ia. Railroad, 40 cleared
story house, erboa and painted with good
rooms Kitchen house. &C. tire late re ideuce Of
Mrs. Waller. All on most accommodating terms. Apply
May %. 1887.
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VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOX SALE.

AM Offering for sale, on reasonable terms, the
House and Lot at the Of Broad and High sts,
formerly owned by the late Martin New. Appl TO
A. V. s. LIN DSLEY,
jnly3 SO College street,
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FOR SALE,

A VALUABLE LOT in South Nashville, corner Of So m
and 10 Oak street. WIN Dc SOFA a. bargaIn
The Gas Is nov being carried up front this Lot
Apply 10 A. Y. 8. LISDSLEY,
mArchso i0aE 50 College street
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THE GREATEST
Building Association

AM Offering for sale at low figures, twenty Build
l ing Lots in the eighth Ward Of Nashville,
that an procure himself a complete and
convenient home The lots front the Murreesboro Turn
pike Wharf, Franklin and Maple streets, and ad
mrably situated for private residences. ......
CIaborne's Omnibusses have completely revolutionzed
this the city, which with other improvements
being made, the extension Of Gas, and
that direction will add greatly to the value Of this prop
erty.
The terms such III allow each purchaser immedi
ately put up his buildings the purchase money will
be required until the 5th Of January 1862 the interest
only to be paid annually until that tire Gail
July 9-tf A. V. g. LIN0SLEY.
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SCALE OP PRICES
PRINCIPAL TOILET ARTICLES
nANUFAoFUEEB
WILLIAM BOssLE,
ss7 Washington stress, u stem.

SIX MONTHS PRICES.
BoaIls HzFEnfos FgB, 1t 5oc Iocs 81 20 slEess at
Bools tlsrs0 ils DFs Oqaidl 5o 81 q, 30 sizes a.
e., Is, sl2 peg dozen,
Boozs aEzzkos1, BALI cEfaEHiA, retail sises
nd other large dealers = diseouHt
ef IS per e. lro these pTlces VII Be .aae their
BuFesasss daring Ehe ak Enanihs s1eA exec sAls
lowest CASH PRICES
cs f5t0z1s-
On araers asasuntiuE SO over - one s so'4ht
ofs per cent Wtli - esete.
On orders araountirg q 80 g ets a. e-s eAsoahs
II 10 perosat VII be a194e- . A..
On sFfers sraantlng g 80 qr ever a eAseot4
esfs psrcent sifl - llaae+
On orders e. t4a' y - 80 --s NNs@s@@AA
AZ 3 PEI cset aiit e ntee- 49,.
-ftl - cecil stu b made.
fhf tasus+ sr4@=i - 49, - @--3-
t,ss a sssef artcsss nay Be lad on Application.
49, - ssth isss. WILLIAM aOGAE
- ~ q - f1aEaas 3 aalsssle. Team. aaEs-1y
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LINDSLEY.
THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY.
AND BEST BARGAIN.

Am now Offering at great sacrifice that valuable
- property, on College Hhl, Immediately opposite the
OnFcsy 50 long occupied by the late DR.. Ti0os The
t fronts sixty feet Market street. with the front
college The House Is large and tommodious, and The
whole, % the price offer Il Is a great Bargain.
CiaboTnes' omnibus has practically moved College Hin
night IN the Public Square and any wanting resi-.
uenee convenient 70 business would do well
properly. Gallon Avs IINDsIEY
Apr. 90, 81 RAU
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.

IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.
A VALUABLE House and Lot Church st., g.
fronting 81 feet said street. running back Isi
15o #. 81 feet and l65 deep, With front Of IS f. H
Spruce street This is valuable piece Of prop SzAI1
ertv and located in the finest neighhorhoO1 in the city
and will be sold on liberal terms Enquire of
E. r. GLASCOCK. Agent,
iunel2. No. 81 Cherry st.
ALSOs
OTIS Nos 81, So, 90 and 100 in Preston Hays sdd-
IL ton to Nashville fronting 81 feet Polk street.
ming back 100 feet. bargain will be given in these lots
ALSO.
A TWO STORY BRICK, containing or rooms. The
n fronting 99 feet running hack 107 feet
alley This is very desirable property, and situated
short distance from the residence Of Mr.. BIbo. We will
give a BARGAIN in this property.
beautiful lot Crawford street, running back to
McLenoTe street $50 feet
Aof the above property located in thriving portions
Of the City, persons DESTROYS of making purchases
bargain, viii call on E. r. GLASCOCK, Agent,
june12. No 81, Cherry st.
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FENHEsE Scales weigh frou ID, 60 fsar tons Ire prera-
Il ian has been awarded thea FairbAnks and
others, gaaed reputation above a. scales 10
They roasiFaeted 20 set ouf 81 erieF
aud warranted last long She timber that they
o., Farmers And business Hishlng % sxsa.
i ue ibsae Scales DO 80 b. calling AZ
Il. q. BANDYS, Agent,
Iulyi0 No. q Coiiese 49, AashTilia. Team.
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ONAAaEN EFtEHAEE aNAts = - Ct NANINNs
A EOr % the above iuss received.
"A packages of New leTk Made Ale Panpss
LOT VITA Silver E0g,ss
81 bozes Freneh Couft cslonAFy AFEie2ss, ffeshi
Candles mads % order frssh eFefy aayt
elasEeFs ma is q sh daily, ali ksndzi
90 bhls Auta, assert -.
To bals ale, b.sg bF4nds;
The ahoge aFiss irssh and ga be sold ehsxp 81
}. q. ROBERTSON,
ssss. BFssdwsy.
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lght articles not enumerated; Also CaTboys Of Acids
rates.
- Have every package plainly marked with name OF
consgnee, destination and depot ~ delivery Attention
to this natter prevents delays and losses, insures
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NlIs otIu NpIhea, auu IlOeIn IN OafteiAs
&DECWaT UBaFrH-s

Axes Shoves, Spades, Sad Irons Zinc ard Tin In pigs,
Tin Plate, Anvs Vices, casks Of Chains and Hoes Manila
snd Cotton Cor age, Coffee. Heavy Castings NH Gearing,
Carriage SPRINGS and ANles Railroad Wheels and Axes
q M Enf hes and ,sfv, IN horr