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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-09-25

that he fought in the Border Ruffian
Wars against The Free State men.
The Convention adjourned this
evening until the third Monday in
October.
THE CONSTITUTION.
The Constitution, when framed,
will unquestionably be strongly pro.
Slavery, and il submitted at all to
the people, mono but registered
voters will be permitted to partici
pate in the Convention.
RETREAT OF GOVERNOR WALLER.
Governor Walker has withdrawn
the troops from Lawrence. Ho hal
gone offthis time..without an excuse
The army has marched to Leaven
worth. The design is to station
,troops at election precincts, where
the Free State party is strong. Th'
Judges will permit only such as the,
please to vote. Missourlans hav'
been hired to stay u month in th'
Territory, and pretend to ente
claims.
TAxEs.
| Attorney Genereral Weir has de
ci led that the law Of the first sess
ion OF the bogus Legislature is still
in force; that none can vote but thos
who paid taxes, and the Border Rui
ian Sherifi3 and deputies must 3
, at the voting places rs provided b.
law, to collect taxes. All who hav
not paid will be challenged.
. LAND OFFICE.
t The Land Office at Lecompton
open. A great many contested ca
es are pending, but no decision
Y have been made.
GOV. WALKER.
Reports are circulated that Go
= Walker has left the the territory #
:. the purpose CT resigning his Office
This is only rumor as yet, but
should not be surprised if it Prov
a to be correct. Walker attempted
d play the demagogue, and he ht
o fallen to the position of his pred'
cessors. Neither the free.State
pro. Slavery party respect him. II
il dead-dcsl-politically dead.
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Gov. Chase's Letter TO Dresiin.

we give OeloW the lcttcr 10 Dreslln
written by Governor Chase in 1851.
as will be observed. The .Dred Scott
party Lave been trying to magnify
this letter into something dreadful;
and our readers will no doubt, be
much astonished when they come to
read it, to find that it just am cunts
to nothing as it regards anything
that might be considered censura.
bic. II will be observed that Gov.
ernor Chase only gives bis opinion,
as to the solvency Of tho Bank at the
time Of writing, which was no doubt
strictly correct, for the Bank did not
fail for some three years after. He
does not furthermore recommend
Breslin to deposit in the City Bank
but evidently gives his preference to
the Mechanics and Traders Bank
Here is tho letter in question;
CINCINNATI, Dec. 30, 1851.
My DEAR Sm:--l enclose Mr.. Hea.
toms letter, which speaks for itself.
| take it for granted that 80 far ss
the Treasury makes deposits in Gin
cinnati, they will not be continued
with the Trust Company. The City
Bank is, | have no doubt, safe in.
stitution, and it is managed by cx-
cellent and liberal men. speak
tho more impartially, rs never bor-
rowed dollar from them.
presume that your arrangements
as to depositing here are already
made. 1fnot, though l am bound
in justice to say what | have of tho
City Bank, 1 feel still more bound
to ask your favorable notice of the
Mechanics and Traders Bank, with
which | do all my business, but in
which | have no interest as stock
holder or otherwise.
Yours, truly. S. p. CHASE.
! Now the Dred Scott Democracy
have been trying to make the i'm
preston that Governor Chase WAS
interested in tho City bank as stock
holder and was employed as solici.
+ tor. These ialsehoods the letter ful.
Ily refutcs.
This letter was hunted mp and pro
; duccd by tho Democracy; and as il
was in the possession OF Breslin
must have been procured from him
r by his Democratic friends. Now
This is most disgraccful to say the
best Of it. This scoundrel is PROV.
ling on the borders of n State, he had
like to reduce to bankruptcy, and
while he dare not set foot upon oui
free soil, lest he meet the just deserts
Of robber and public plunderer, he
is still in league with his party, and
borne along by the resistlcss tide O.
. sympathy, is bringing to light hi
!, private correspondence and doing al
he can, to aid his party to crusl
one Of the best men of our State OF
nation. Let it be borne in mind
that John G. Breslin is laboring fol
tho success of the Dred Scott party
, by carrying on guerilla warfare OF
the Republican party, from his re
! treat in Canada. lie is the hired as
sassin, thatiaspirants forplace some
r times IN their desperation, ernplo,
i to remove a competitor, by means a
which even their degraded nature
revolt.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-09-25

W Old and young are now indiscrimi-
nately using Prof. Wood Hair Restorative
some as a cosmetic OF beautlier of the com
plexion, some 10 prevent the hair falling,
some as a mere dressing Of the hair, and
others to make 1t grow aud 10 change gray
hair 10 its original color; and there is nc
doubt OF its answering all the purposes fol
" hich 1t was designed by its illustrious in
ventor.
We are utterly nverse TO incuuing edito'
rial responsibility in trifling matters, bu
deem it no trining matter to have the hail
on a mans he,d (wheD prematurely falling
oGO auctually aud permanently restored, SC
neither do we consider it unworthy the edi
torial profession to recommend Hair Re
storntive that will effect this very thing
Wood celebrated clair Restorative il
the article we have in view, and il the Ger
tifcates Of the most Distinguished men il
/ the country are entitled 10 credence then il
this preparation all that is claimed for it oil
the part Of its proprietor. See extracts from
the missouri Republican" in the specia
notice column Of thus paper.-Rahway Amer
ilcan.
Sold by all good Druggists.
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Rc,rcnchment in Hancock Count,

Tho people will do well to give at
tention to the resolution adoped by
the Republican Convention on Sat
urday last, in reference to retronch
ment, as it regards our County Oil
GERS. Our opponents talk very
much about increased expenses, bu
what do they propose TO do practi
cally to remedy the evil2
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ceases to he Aonest."--- Cleo. Pinin Dealer
In September, 1s49, the Dem
ocracy ofCuyahoga county, nomina
ted IL. B. Payne for State Senator
At the same time, the Convention
passed the following resolution:
ResolUsd, That we are unalterably
opposed to the extension of Slavery
into Territory that is now free; and
whilc we adhere 10 the belief that il
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SPEECH.
REsOLU TON.

hhoOII llONs
Resolved, That This U n ion
the law common. could not exist one
ly called the fugi. hour without the
tive law; being q surety of the re-
law that makes turn Of fugitivcs
e1. .parte evidence fro m slavery
conclusive of the when claimed nm
masters right to der law.
rccapture and re- Tho Black Re-
turn his slave; publican party in
that denies a ju- violation of their
ry trial, here or oath to the Union
elsewhere; th a t have attempted to
provides for the nnlify these ma
p p ointment OPTIONAL measures
swarms of petty They have denied
officers to execute to foreign States
! it; that gives a the hosptalities OF
double compensa. our jaiig, to shield
tion to find every / h ir slaves
claim oct upIn IA. Have strivcd by Il
vor Of the master; 'habcas corpus act
and pays the ex. to denude the mas
pensc in any cnsc. ter ofslavcs of our
from the public sister States Of his
treasury, can ncv. rights and to bring
er receive the vol. the State in col.
untary co.opcra. iision with the
ton of our people general govern
and ought, there ment. This is a
fore be repealed. virtual and moral
On the passage treason.
OF the foregoing The foregoing
resolution, stood is an extract from
% yeas to s nays, the speech of H..
and among the B. Payne in the
names ccordcd negro.driving de.
among the yeas mocratic conven-
for it's passage ton at Columbus
stands that Of II. August G, accept.
B. Payne! ing the nomina
ton for Governor
. The foregoing affords beautiful
: pair of spectacle, through which II
view the political character aud NOR
= al proportions of one of the most un
scrnpnlous and truthless dema
gogues in Ohio Portage Democrat
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-09-25
Republican n Meeting in Pullman County

Gen. c. w. Hall Of Toledo, will
speak in Gilboa on Saturday evening
Oct 81, and in Kalida, on Monday
evening, Oct 5th. G. Z. Este Esq,
and others will speak in Ottawa, or
Monday evening, Oct. 9th.
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Shoes, Boots &c.

Mr.. Levi Taylor advertises hii
largo lot of shoes boots &c, in an.
other column. Those who wish good
substantial understandings had best
give attention TO this matter.
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Republican Convention.

Pursuant to call of the Republi
can Central Committee OF Hancock
County, q Convention Of Delegates
assembled at the Courthouse in
Findlay, on the 10th Of September,
for the purpose OF selecting candi-
dates to fill the various offices, to bc
voted for at the general election in
October next.
On motion, the Convention wac
organized by the appointment oil
Abraham Grabel, Of Marion tp., as
Chairman, and William King, .ol
Portage, and j. B. Woodruff, Of
Pleasant, Secretaries.
On motion, the following gentle.
men were appointed Central Com
mittee, to serve for the ensuing year
Ezra Brown, Henry Porch, @. A
Croninger, b. Beach and Simor
Yerger; and as advisory members,
through the county, Baker Hales, o.
Washington; John Eckels, of CssS
John Hardy, Of Allen; VIM. King
Of Portage; Samuel Vandyke, Jr., o
Pleasant; Robert Marshal, of Blanch
ard; Jesse Ford, Of Liberty; William
Davis, Of Marion; Geo. W. Graham
Of Big Lick; b. F. Jones, of Aman
da; John Swank, Of Jackson; Jolr
Scothon, Of Eagle; William Down
ing, Of Union; John Ewing, Of Or
ange; - -,Of Vanburen
Thomas Stark, Of Madison.
On motion, the names OF Candi
dates, to be supported as nominees
were presented. The following gen
tlemen were suggested: for Probat
Judge, N. f. Childs and Ezra Brown
Tor Representative, John Lafcrty
William Taylor, Dixon Stansberry
and Benjamin Huber; for Clerk c
the Court, Harry G. Condit and L
M. Hoge; for Prosecutor, ID. Boards
ley; Commissioner, William Davis
Surveyor, G. W. Powell.
On motion of A. ii. Diglow, Mr
Geo. W. Powell was nominated 10
County Surveyor, by acclamation,
On motion Of the same, Mr.. Wn
Davis was nominatol for Count,
Commissioner, by acclamation.
On motion of. Ecklcs, two Teller
were appointed by .he Chairman.
Tie Chairman appointed A. II
Bigelow and Q. w. O'Ncal, to &c
% tellers.
Onmotion off. F. Caples, the ma
jority principle was adopted, in tn
selection Of Candidates.
J. +. Caples then offered the FOL
lowing resolution:
Resolved, That Officers nomina
ted for County Offices, if elected ,furn
ish for themselves all Blanks, Lights
Fire Wood, and Stationery, necessa
ry for their Office during their tern
which resolution tn e Nominee
pledge themselves to carry out.
Tho Convention then ballottcd fc
Candidates, with the following r,
suit:
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II WILL sell, or trade for farm, my private
Il residence, which is pleasantly situated
asst Of the new Presbyterian Church, on Har-
ein street, Pleasant and Convenient Buildings,
general variety Of best bearing Fruit Trees.
For particulars. I will be found ut my Bakery
and Provision Store, two doors south o! carr 6
Hotel, until the first OF september. . -
July 81, 1857. Is. RICE.
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VN0 John stutsrman, NONRESIDENT of Hancock
l. county, Ohio, you are hereby notified that
tho house of Andrew Briggs/in Allen tp., on
The nth day OF October neXL TO view and sur
Ivey county road, commehoing at the quarter
lpost Of sections 30 and 30 IN Allen township, at
the northwest corner " John Ewing's land,
II you claim danagesI you will take the legal
lsteps. N. q, BARE
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WOODi wOODi

Those who have promised us wood
on subscription, will favor us by
bringing it soon. Wood fom els h.
teen inches, to two feet long would
be preferred.
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PnYne Now and Then.

Below we give, in parallel columns
the Senate resolutions of 1851, for
which Payne voted, and an ex.
tract from his speech in the conven-
ton at Columbus on the 9th inst,
accepting the nomination for Cover.
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Rat, Reaches, He'd Bags, Insects, &c.
"CosrAR's RAT RoAm &c, EXTaauIsArgoR;
"CosTAgs BED BUG ExrERiNArnH
.'CosrARs ELECTRIC PowEn for Ants, insects.
(The ONLY lNFALLIBLE REMEDIES known.)
E8- "CoSTAR'S" sends by mail, prepaid u
Sample Box of the Rat Roach, Sc. Tx. to any
address in the U. S., on receipt of 81, or the
Electric Powder for Csc. (The Bod Bug Ex.,
being liquid cannot he sent by mall)
G5-"C0STAR" will furnish Druggists, Dealers
and Store keepers, II 80 Sample Package ofhi'
various preparations( (assorted) with Circulars
Bills, Posters, &c. on receipt of$j, leaving bal
res due when sold,) in order that they may
test their merits.
eS- Soc Advertisement. For Circular, &c.
Address "CosTAIt," No. 3ss prosivay, ". Y
August 2s lS57.-lm.
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REMOVALS
RENO

We have removed the Office of the
JeHersonian to the third story OF
Croninger andTsylor's Brick Block,
opposite tho Reed House.
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-A1rvyr, ,nv~vov~yrN
kH MHv MkIIvlslMH
WhWIhv MHUIIVWHN
4lklvxkU4 WxQO4U4AvuU.
TAyNE,s MEDICINES;
d Ayers Cherry Pectoral;
German Blttcrs;
Holland Buers;
Gargling on;
Pain Killer;
Pam Paracoa;
Sarsaparla hsnsdy MEDICAL
Discovery:
Fl,cL's Remedies;
Agus SPECIFIC;
WcNsrs syrup,
Indian Linlmcnt;
Spanish MIXTURE;
Fahucsiuck's NernIllgc;
McLtne : and Seller NermlinGes
i.vcrwort and Tar;
Hal Bh!Sam;
Sellers Pills;
NcLanes Pills;
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NoTICE.

nHoSE persons that are indebted to the
i late firm of Dixon Taylor, are notified
to come forward by the first Of Decembcr and
pay tie same, or we will have to leave them
for collection.
DIXON & TAYLOR.
September IS, 1851.
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Republican State Ticket

Republican State Ticket.
For Goreyno,--
SALMON p. CHASE, OF Hamilton.
For Liewfspanf Gsvsrnor,--
MARTIN WELKER, OF Wayne.
For Ssprsms yudgs,-
MILTON sUf'LlFF, Of TrumbuIi.
For Trsasurer Of Sfote,--
A. p. STONE, Of franklin.
For .Sscrsfary Of SLATE
ADDIs0N r. RCssELT, OF Clinton.
For Boord of Publir Works,-
JACOB BLICKENsDERFER,
of Tuscnrswns.
For Common Plsos Jldgs-
JOHN q. LEE, Of seneca county.
Fnv State Senafor,--
q. w. HILL, OF Lucas ~ouaty.
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SUGARS.

Common per gal. 80
Golken syrup do 9OaslI
COFPEE,
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Retail Market Corrected Weekly.
CIGARS.

Cuba per 100. $3.50
Havana do 80, ,50a3, ,0U
lPrinclpee. e..... .60atl 100
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-16

sl''NTN Halsr Furniture az Carriarss hryaJ
- not enumerasT; aiso Carrie, OF Acids or
! rates. " -" a' NOIO'e uTst cAsE
| CONT rave eyerv nacksge plainly marked with name OF
" she"' d"stiFSii' and depot dsllv,ry Attention
20 e rate prevents de'ays ard Losses and iusuTts
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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 WARE.
200 pkgs cov'd Buckets; I125 doz and Boxes;
$50 dozen Bail Boxes; goo Z" Hames;
200 nests Tubs, pain ed; 900 Zinc wash Boards;
rs COZ Vanished and Three $4,000 Piow Hsndles;
Hoop Buckets; 20 nests White Pine Tubs,
y 900 Handles 1881 goo Cane Fishing Poles
IS doz white Cedar Buckets 500 ass'ed Liquor Kegs:
800 pkgs Half Bush Measures IS q N-st Boxes varnsh
rs doz Pine hurns assorted poo " Painted T abs a
90 nests white Cedar Tubs; 1875 og Wen Buckets asste
BASKET WARE.
90 Willow Wagons common 700 nests German Market
Carts. 90 dog F::d Ss.SS S 'so,
200 d" ex.tall tops and to arrive;
IS Empire Cabs; 200 dozen assorted Marke
100 extra d" Is dos Chfdren's Rattan az.
PICK baskets: 5 dos ass'ted once Chair
I attain and Willow, very nice and cool for SUNNI
Aso-CIo HAMPERS imported fancy Baskets Work, Fru
nd Flower Stands. Also-WiIOw Work made to order.
FANCY GOODS.
DO doz Feather busters; 100 bales AIicant Mats;
DO assed Shoe Brushes 80 Jute Hark and skeeto
! 70 " ex. Scrub Mats;
IS Rocking Horses; ! IS doz Toy Air Pistols
CORDAGE, TWINES, &c.
1nOcoIs \ 3 inch Manila Rope $50 feet;
10 coils y to 3 inch do do 600 do;
$50 coils ~ 3 to inch do do. assorted;
25 reels Bed Cord and PIow Line Manila;
$50 doz Cotton Pillow Lines and Red Cord;
70 dog Hemp Bed Cords; 100 bales Carpet Chain
( $40 lbs Flax '' - 500 lis Seine Irvine;
/ 5 bales Batting; $50 reels Hemp Packing;
IS Wickng; IS coils Tarred Rope:
20 I" Wrapping Irvine; 150 Z" Jute Rope;
PAPER.
1900 bundles CFrund) angerman's Wrapping Paper;
800 q" MceregOr's do do;
1000 reams Lncklaud do do:
Dreams Tea Paper; Is reams Shoe Paper;
Batting do.
1000 lbs Roofing do dry 5OOOlbs Roofing do satu'tee
CANDLES, &c.
Star Candles, Lard Oil, Opal Candies stearne Candle
{ arch, German Soap, &c.
IRON BOUND * GS,
full stock, sizes Druggists Liquor Dea
{ IS use, constantly on hand.
CHURNS.
line Churns IS 90 90 Red Cedar do dc
erdar do 16 IS, 90, 22 do Painted do 90, % "a do
rass Hoop do'' - :" 90 do Barrel dol u.s. go % DO
HAMES.
Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do:
Steam Bent Top; Plank Top;
For sale by S. n BARRETT.
z ay14 cor. Walnut and Front SITS. Cincinnati, 0
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WE espocaII, invite TIE The Ladies
large aeso-'oent Of Perfumeries and Toilet Article,
embracing Pm ~ Fxtracs FIR oh and German Colognes
aup9l J. ]. RFFCH
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Marble Monuments, &c
Health of American Women.

Health Of American Women.
From the Ne,O York Daily Ne,0s (EditoriaD.
awe desire 70 call attention letter frOn Dr.. Joshua
r Bri5ge on The Health OF American Women in another
column He the subject in an able mann r. and his
skill and medical judgment NAV be relied unon."
From the Albany Morning ESrpress
STarsbas Uterine Cathocon has proved to be tIiIy
valpare as 1t claimed he in severe tests made
H medical pe ternao and others DR.. Pride is regul
DIV 81 fine attachments, man OF great t1dR-
,ent and ii c~oinaton jTdicouS and highly success
snd cbflFrenn sHH
From Physicians.
'NTarsha's Uterine CatHocon will certainly cure all
IN : diseases for " hich II Is umended.
"There is y medicine like it in this country"
ain have ever met with NsrshalPs Ute
rine CathoIcon il a certai1 and safe remedy"
MARsHALL's UTERINE CATHOLICON
il unhestatingIv offered resbe remedy for all thoTe
complaints 70 which woman IL Hthe, and which
gradually affect the well the no ~. that
think work alike source Of suffering II
of impose biiy the connlants for which he
Cat a remedy Falling Of the WO7h, Whites,
Trregu Pan1l Nenstr ration, Boa taR
Tnf1mmafiouS and Diseases Of the Kilnevs or 'r7arv
nrgln Retention Incontnerce OF Urine, Heartb'rn,
Disturbed Sleep trouble, organic sympathetic,
connected with the uterine organs.
Ladies who troubled with any OF the above symp
toms with Pine lung complaints, are invited
AZ relief Marshal's Uterine Cathocon is not UuacR
medicine hut its ingredients have been made known TO
Medical College, and thew at the service OF any
re 'Uac'ahle phvSiCian IN The CON Wv - . ,u,,,v
ne price Of NARSHALLS UTERINE CAIHOLL-
CON- is one Dollar and a HIlf per hottie.
ALEX. MACKENZTE,
Atent Grafenberg Co.,
Oct2I. For Tennessee. Alabama and Georgia.
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PENASVT.yANES HAFTROsn
- go Fl
$3.50 E=ssszS7-7 -

Y We undersigned is authorized to issue bills o,I5i
for The del very of frefrht through N am ~ = tSk
,,t NJ g TIES ~ way OF PITTSRUEG and the Pr N
LNNNiA kA'LF''Ab- Il IS 'caTcey uaressssv IN Al.
luie tn the weIests bsfed reputatiCr o. nm DO a.
r. gnsri an7 rssd, 2nd shirpcrs virsadJ srrreriss
Lc ling a. frod rate vi hout charges on ~ az ~
- HlorIlatloh Apply 10 ID. .. D1CREY
a~E-'.
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CL4IBORNE'( VAC 'INE WORKS,
Painting Establishment.

BUILDERS, HoOseholdsFs, Ge requested to tsse
II tce hat the undersigned having made The necessary
Arrangements, and secured the services OF competent
EoTklnen, ts nov prepared 10 take
LARGE CONTRACTS
In the line Of his vocation 10 ailts various branches.
In The department. of HOUSE PAINTING the subscriber
prepared 70 execute wh the greatest promptaess ali
eontracts however large, which be rendered Il
and upon terms uhich -i. give satisfaction.
lie - also prepared TO exccute All manneF Of SIGN AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, GRAINtHG ASD LABELLING,
having IN that department. The services % the
expert and experienced artists.
The subscriber request persons having scrk in h
tne 70 give Ain call bsors making anA Arrangements.
x. 4. FLEMING.
No. 90 Uaion st., between chsrry Aad samnsr.
rnreklT-fF
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FIRST CLASS,
SECOND CIaNS.

AN, "~arH eNcer such specified in third class Coffee
rt ach oerv, Foreign Liquors in barrels and mines
m boxes, Leather in rolls and boves Oils in ksr
IS t' CASTS Cookery and Queersware in crates and
0SAs' NICE, Waiting asfer Sheet BRASS and CnDuer
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FISHER, WIRELESS & CO.,

(sUCCEsSORS TO JOHNSON, HORNE COZ
TOTTON. Tobacco. Storage. General Commission and
- Produce Merchants Broad AMI Market streets
Nashville, Tenn will devote particular attention all
business intrustef TO them. july9-tf.