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single Fusion or single Democratic Repre-.
sentative, and ii was thought better te let
the counties stand whole as. a sipgle comma
nifty and be entitled to several Reprosenta-
tives rather than split them Up for party pur-
poses.
And here ends the proposed amendments,
proposed notify Democrats nor by the pso.
pie, but by Black Republicans who from the
beginning have been enemies to this same
Constitution. We say to the Democracy Of
Ohio, VOTE NOT AT ALL for any such amend
ments, for every such omission to vote counts
against them; but VOTE THE DEMOCRATIC
TICKET, AND THE CONSTITUTION
WILL REMAIN as IT IS!
There is also fusion Bank law TO be
submitted toyour vote. Touch nothing that
is tinctured with this Gibsonized, and Gal.
phinized Chase administration! Vote the
clean Democratic Ticket and nothing else!
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A. pELpINa M. D. 9. s. LEONARD, M. D
REIDING & LEONARD,

phvs;cans and Surgeons. Office-west end of Phnnix
Eiock. one door north OF CoHin 4 Pinneys store
Calls promptly attended to at all hours both day and
night. Dr.Belding's resdence-nor:h east Of office
on Cedar street. DR.. Leonard,s residence-Collins
House, August 0, 'T-ly
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! 0rBeware of falsehoods uttered by our
opponents on the eve Of the election.
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Discount.

fuctu.:e:
Discount.
Ohio Life & Trust Co., N. Y. city,
Farmers Bank, Saratoga CO., N. Y, 25
Sackett's Hdrbor Bank, NY, SO
Reciprocity Bank, Buffalo, N. Y, so
Chemung County Bank, N. Y, 25
Ontario Bank, Utica, NY. as
Ontario County Bank, Phelps, N. Y, 80
Hollster Bank, Buffalo, N. Y, 30
Medina Bank, N. Y,
Niagara River Bank, N. Y, 80
Bank of Orleans, N. Y, so
Huguenot Bank, N. Y, 30
Yates Co. Bank, Penn Yam, N. Y,
Western BOnk, Lockport, N. Y,
Farmers Bank, Wexford, R. l., 80
Mount Vernon Bank, R. l., 30
Bank Of the Republic, R. l., 10
Rhode Island Central Bank, 40
Bank of the South Couny, RI, 65
Warwick Bank, r. /, 80
Tiverton Bank, Tlyerton, R. L.,
Bank of Hallowell, Me-, 10
Hancock Bank, Ellsworth, Me-, as
Sanford Bank, Me-, so
Mousam Bank, Sanford, Me-, 80
Canton Bank, South China, Me-, rs
Ellsworth Bank, Me-,
Exchange Bank, Bangor, Me-, rs
Dandy Bank, VT, 80
4 South Royalton Bank, VT, so
| Monson Bank, Mass,
Hopkinton Bank, Mass,
Bergen County Bank, N. J.,t 80
Bank of New Jersey, New Brunswick, 30
America Bank, Trenton, NJ, 40
Warren County Bank, Warren, Pa, as
4 Bank of Kanawha, Va,
Trans'Allegheny Bank, Va,
A Miami Valley Bank, Dayton, O., 80
City Bank, Cincinnati, o., 30
!, Canal Bank, Cleveland, O., is
3 Dayton Bank, ",
Seneca County Bank, Tiffin, O., is
Union Bank, Sandusky City, o., so
Bank Of West Tennessee;
o Agricultural Bank, Tenn,
d Merchants Exchange Bank, Conn,
Colchester Bank, Conn.,,
y Bank of Hartford County, Conn.,,
is Bank Of Commerce, D. G.,
l. Bank of the Capitol, Ia, 80
Central Bank, Ia., 80
ei Traders Bank, Indianapolis, Ia,
n Bank of Elgin, H., so
y Rock River Bank, Wis,
lr Farmers Bank, Hudson, Wis,
~, rS. = -
Citizens Bank, Tenn,
Zimmerman Bank, Canada, 81
'e All Illinois Banks doubtful, lo@sC
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Over three weeks and less than three .'nO"'"''
notices exceeding eight lines, 80 cents per
square. -, .,,.o,,,sorsuts must be paid for in
aayan,i notices before marriages Gnd deaths, hSe
81 ser line for each insertions
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Broken Banks.

We give below list of Banks that have
failed or been discredited up to the lst inst.
The notes are purchased by most brokers at
the rates mentioned prices, however, may
fluctu2:e: =
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hereby certify that the foregoing proposed Con.
sttution amendments arc correctly copied from the
copy furnished me by the Secretary of state:
County auditor.
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,,,pcrl IF. 3. ooNANT'
BIERCE s. CONANT,
,,,orrevs 1T Law. omco No.3 Phonix BLOCK Nj
veunp, ohio. ------------
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:. CURTIS HATCH.
Dsuier in Drugs and Medicines, together with flour,
Salt, etc, No. q Phoenix Block, Rayenna, ONO.
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PRENTISS, HOPKINS s. CO.,
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, CrockeLyr
&c, west side Of the public square, Ravenna, o.
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POE g. BROTHER, :~,.' a..
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Ready Made
Clothing, &c., north side ofpublic square, Ravenna
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" RAVENNA CARRIAGE COMPANY,
Dealer in Carriages, Bugg,es, Wagons, etc.: corner
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RAVENNA GLASS COMPANY,
Dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Grocetles
etc. . DAYS Stone Building, Main ST., Ravenna, ".
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..t P. G. BENNETT, M. d.,
Having removedto Freedom, and opened an once t0r
the practice of Medicine and Surgery, respectfully
offers his services to the public. He hopes with his
extensive experiences and an entire devotion Of his
erit the confidence of his old friends and all those
who NAV patronize him--May, 1886 4O
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zRUSTNIESS CARDS.

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a..r, WILLIAM FRAZER,
Dealer In Foreign and Domestic Hardware, saddlery
&C.. Frazer's Block, Man ST., Ravenna, o.
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v. HALL, HERRICK q CO,
Dealers in Books, Stationery, Peri"dlcais' faheS
Goods etc Democrat Building. Ravcnna' U.
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T. g. J. VANCE.
nsalerstn Furniture Upholstery, Pictures, Looking
Glasses. etc, No. Phoenix Block, Ravenna, o.
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.sar,. ,E. T. RICHARDSON,
Dealer Id Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Cutlery
Iron. SteeI. c.S. No. rhmnix Block, Ravenna, O.
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M. PAINTER,
Dealerin Marble, Monuments, ,Tomb'st0nes. q c. oil
every variety. Also, Stone Pumps apfzN ater Pipe'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-05
FROM The MURFREEsBORO NEWS.

Here are couple of very good hints from
Brother HENDERsoN Brother a. is an amisbls
and polite old gentleman. He illustrates these
qualities by calling the know nothing society Eths
American party I"
CLARITY BEGINS AT HoAn-Would it not be
well for the great American party, great only in
name, to settle the differences of opinion among
its own leaders on the subject of the Kansas bill,
before it attempts to charge that the democratic
party is divided on the subject of squstter sover-
eigngy2 We think 90.
CANDIDATES BIZ THE DozzS We would IS lief
pub ish list Of letters for q country post Office as
to publish 8 list Of the names mentioned by the
Ame lean press OF this State as proper persons to
be minated as candidates for Governor. Does
The party simply intend to compliment all its
iue d. 50 as to retain their good will or is It in the
situation OF q fellow who has determined to marry,
aud is not c'u6ie be can get any one be desires
for q wife and therefore asks every girl he meets
TO have hIm2
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EDGEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.

A few days since we published statement from
an Evansville ia paper in regard to the alleged
misuse of the bonds Of the Henderson railroad,
and the danger Of consequent loss to the company.
We have since learned that the danger of loss
was greatly exaggerated in that statement: that
the loss will be but small, if any.
Our readers probably know that the Tennessee
company is distinct from, and independent Of, the
Kentucky company. The road is to form con-
tinuOus line but is built by two Independent COM
panies. Had the defalcstion referred to been as
serious "a at first reported, while it might have
somewhat retarded the work, it would in no other
way have affected the interests Of Tennessee stock.
holders. The affairs of the Tennessee portion of
the work are managed by q board Of directors
composed of practical and prudent, as well as en-
ergetic men. The President-Col E. s. CHEAT
HAN-pOssesses ell the qualities necessary to Sc
cure the success of great enterprise. The work
itself we regard as Of more importance to Nash.
vile than any other enterprise now on foot and
We are glsd to hear that the bridge at this place
will be completed, and thirty miles of the road
ready for the timber, BY the 1st Of Decsmber.
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We have been Feqaesled, by democrats in Rob
erts0u and Dickson counties, to suggest to the
party in this Congressional District the propristy
Of suthorising their delegates to the State Con.
vendon to hold district convention for tie nom
inAtion Of q candidate for Congress on the day Of
the State Oonvention-the 18Th April 1t is be-
leved that fuller representation will thus be Sc
cured than could be obtained ct any mere district
convention, and the inconvenience Of two CONVEX
tons obVisted.
It is also suggested that the delegates from Da-
wilson, Robertson, and Montgomery be authorized
to hold convention for the nomination Of can
didate for joint representative from those counties
We feel no interest in this matter, farther than
that the best course for the interest Of the party
shall be pursued. If the county conventions to
be held to appoint delegates to the State COnven-
ton think the courIe indicated would be the best
to be pursued, they will authorize their delegates
to act accordingly.
We hope the Davidson County delegates viii be
authorized to act in these conventions, and also to
nominate candidates for Senator and Representa-
lives from this county.
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The dwelling house OF Mr. Pursy, in Obion
county. vss destroyed by fire Sunday night, the
Issb Inst together with bis furniture, bed.cloth-
mo clothes, Sc Mr.. P. and lis wife barely es-
cs6ed with their lives, and we regret to learn,
owing 10 the thin clothing which they had on and
the iLc.emency Of the weather, were severe frost
b,,,er When we remember how cod Sunday
r.oft was by lar the coolest weather we hsve
r,p-rlrrctd for years, we can very readily ina
pii e Inc iateuse suffering of those who are thus
Suddenly exposed to ms inclemenoiss Trenton
JJ5vnol Jun. %.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-We learn by the mail carrier

SUDDEN DEATH.-We learn by the mai. carrier
that Mr. burden, who resided near Lexington,
and is represented as being the largest msu in
Henderson county, died suddenly on last Sunday
evening in Lexington h'le sitting in a chair. It
was supposed that his death was produced from
be ng chilled, which probably brought on apo
plexy. His weight is said to have been five han.
dTsd P0UHdI-TfsHtoH Journal, Jan. %.
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The Shelbyvls Consti,uti0nalist, ia an article on
"tbe next candidate for Governor" pays The an
nexed compliment 10 one Of the best democrats,
best speakers, and best men Of our party:
ave have other men Of ability, and among the
forsmo ranks stands the Hon. Edwin A Keebe,
Of Rutherford, VINO would do honor and credit both
to his party and the State. Col Keebie has but
few EQUALS as a man OF ability, learning and sound
Judgment Should the nomination fall upon him.
be wouli carry the banner triumphsntIy through
the State, and the democracy would consider itself
hOnored by such a esder."
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We are informed by gentleman who has just
returned from Columbus, Ky, that the Locomo-
rive for the Mobile and Ohio Railrcad was received
at tia. plsce few days since, and crested quite
sensation. This will be good news 70 the deni
zens Of West Tennessee who are impstiently
waiting to hear the shgl whistle Of the iron horse
TsSf9n Journal
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, ,

Personally appeared before me- r. D. Jouromau. an act-
ing Justice Of the Peace for said county Morrow Cashier
and made oath that the above Is Statement the
condition Of the Bank Of Knoxville.
s.MOBROw. Cashier
Sworn and subscribed 10 before me- this % jan 1857
R. D.JOUROLNAN, J. P.
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FOR SALE BY
FOR SALE By
w. Il. Berry & Co..
Nashville.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FUIE SALE
IN Spruce street, opposite tho Residence Dr. r. Mar
- tn fronting 40 feet Spruce and extending back D.
McL8mOrs For TERMS Cc., enquire Of Dr. WIN. r. Jones'
Jan29-Im ROBT. r. CUREET.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
OSCAR BOHME has removed his stone under odd Eel
~ lows Hall, where he Intends formerly manurar
Frnges Cords Tasel9 Buit1us, The greatest
rsy and best qualify q all mstera Tor Embroidery. Knit
ting Netting aEd CrGckst Worz kept hand az usual
IN
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COMMUNICATIONS

OvERToN COUNTY, Jan. o. 1857.
Tbs time is at hand when the democracy should begin
to organize for the ensuing State contest This IS gener
ally being done As consequence of this fact, public
attention is turning to those whose merits and qualhca
tons point them out proper candidates for the various
public offices. The Democracy of ObiOn County met
the 5th inst at Livingston and among oher resolutions
adopted the following:
"Thst this meeting recommend the holding Of COnven
ton at Jamestown on the End Monday April next for the
purpose Of nominating candidate for the Senate in this
district
It is hoped that the Democracy Of the other counties
composing this Senatorial district will take action and
shat the convention proposed will be held in obedience to
the foregoing resolution There many good and true
men Of the party deserving Of the nomination Among
them is Col. S. D. GoODPAsTURE, of Overton. he is a
staunsh Democrat and would harmonizs and concentrate
the Democracy of the district His long and intimate &C.
quanauce with the greater portion Of the people therein
his uuobtrusvs demsanOr his common sense views ofthe
wants and necessities Of the people, bis legal information
and consequent fitness legislator form in him the ee
meuts Of popularity and success candidate and justly
entitle him to the consideration of the convention a.
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DR.. MORSE'S
InWigOrating Cordial.

THIS Cordial will actually eure per maneny. General De-
billy, ImpOtency Ineontluenes LOss Of Muscular ER-
ergy, Physical Lssude and General Prostitution, Irta6-
" ali Nervous Disorder, Affections Of the Liver &c. j. is
considered invaluable in curing Inepeut This
cordial has superseded ell other Preparations ever offered
70 the pube FOR the above complaints the quantity sold
for the price, renders decidedly the cheapest preparation
n use Manufactured By Dr. G. f. King, No. ls2 Broadway
NJ " and soldby
KIRNAN & RAINS,
Sole Agents for Tennessee, No. 10, Souh Side Public
Square, Nashville, Tennessee fsb5-f
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NnfAna.

election will be held al the Planters Bank Of Tonnes
y see, Nashville, Monday % March next FOR eleven d
TectoEs TO serve the ensuing year.
d. WEAVER, Cashier.
Pl1nters Bank. NashEIle. Feb. Aim
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DEMAND EoR SILVER CoIH-It is not only India
and China that want silver to so large an extent,
but the demand from Russia and Austria for this
metal is of serious inconvenience. The New York
Post says:
Messrs. Berenberg, Gossler & Co.. under date of
3lst December state that "the wants of silver for
Austria and Russia, which were the principal cause
of the high value Of money in al 1856 are not yet
satisfied.
The CONCENTRATIONS arising from this are Of 8
serious nature, as with the immense shi pments Of
silver bV each overland mail the circulation Of all
countries who have silver currency ike Germany,
must, Of necessity be materially crsmped usless
timely measures are taken 10 introduce mixed or
gold standard.
During the year 1856, as appears by official
statements in the Elglsh papers, the direct ship
ments Of silver alone from England to the various
Eastern ports have amounted TO Sl2, ll8985, or
over sixty millions Of dollars There Is ground to
believe that the larger portion Of this vast sum
consisted of continental silver coins, chiefly of
French and Belgian FIVE franc pieces During the
last six years the shipments of silver from England
20 the East amounted to G3O7l7S8O During
the last foar years 5 sI3 532 10 silver have been
sent 10 the East from the Mediterranean. These
sums, altogether, are equal to about one hundr ID
and eighty-6ve millions of dollars. or the El2 =
1895 sent from E Igsnd in the year 1856 it
appears that only 6, l67, OLA was sent to China,
The rest being absorbed by India and the Straits
countries. The probability s that the drain both
TO India snd China will continue heavy for q COL
siderable time TO me.
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THIS Kiln viii burn 400 bushels OF Lime Stone (which b.
good stone Is equal 1900 bushels of sac.-d Lmsl
every "A hours, VITA cords Of wood and perpetual Ia m
OpertOnhe Lime being drawn from the base ia three
70 six hours and rsplsuisbed the sop Of he cupa0
This is but the inary every das capacity Of Kiln as
has been abundauty demonstrated By those u orer
ton III also makes much better Lime than that burned fs
IN Ordinary way STOyE PERFECTLY BURIED
Any number OF reliable certificates capacity of ra
Kiln and any OLher information In reference win be-
furnished any applying b. letter hervse 70 The %
scrbsr who Is gent for the sale OF rights and putting u.
kilns 10 the state Of Tennessee. J A. HiCHA RuSON
Jan29-dGW3u- AcMiuuvills, Tsun.
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THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. 5, 1851.
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TIE CABNET.-Tbs NississiPptan of January
D, published the following extract from letter
from Mr.. Buchanan to q gentleman in Washing
tor:
at is well that the newspapers should be en-
ployed in making Cabinets, It can do no harm.
It IS certain however, that if I have made up my
own mind upon any of the number neither be
nor any other person, knows the fact. When
visit Washington shall hear the suggestions of all
friends who desire it on the subject; and after.
wards promptly determine
This comedies with cur private information from
Washington since Mr.. Buchsnsn's arrival there
At that time be had not determined upon tn e
members of his Cabinet, but would do 50 imms-
distely upon his return to Wheatlsnd.
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STATEMENT OF THE BANK OF KNOXVILLE.
LIABILITIES
ssI,9os 40
ASSETS

W
Due 20 Individual DepoNtors 1850 25
Due 20 City Bank Of Nashville 1892 IS
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n. B.-Our Stock consists of entirely
New Goods, New Styles, differing mate
rally from the OLD or PAST STYLES, and
presenting an array of beautiful Goods,
beyond comparison of any former sea-
son. Al. D. & co.
Feb s, 81.
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~ Gar6ener

VETHO fully understands his business unss his services
w for moderate compensation, any Planter Farmer
Land holder who wishes raise Orchards Vineyards
improve those already psnted-culvate Grapes Rasp
berries, Currsns Strawberries and other small fruits aud
vegetables either foI the table He sso Offers
wanted upensnd the whole Farm aud regulate
best methods laid down BY experience and science assist
tho with advice in this Important branch Of
whenever requested, Any who desires avail himself
OF this opportunity, Will please address sHORTICULTU-
RISr, Box SCI, Nashville, Tenn" feb5-tW&wf
FOR HIHE.
HAVE eve six likely Negro Women for the present
L year, 1857. Apply to
W. L. BOYD, JR.
feb5-tf No so Cherry street.
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Ea EASTMAN. &c. DUEEIEaTOH. &C. TOREETr
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State Bureau.

THE Davidson County Members Of the State Agriculture
i Bureau will meet al the Mechanics Reading Room, op
poste The SeWanee, SATURDAY the 7h inst az O'Clock
Feb S. r. COChRILL. v. Presr
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Pa ELS Patent Lime kiln.

THE c0mmodous dwelling f0rmerre4Idencs OF FIJI Morris
deceased, situated South summer street. sw doors
frem Dr. e.. K. Winstou's Applg %
Jams SIT 6 MORRIS d sTRaTToy.
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nm ooSGREssI0NAL AND REPRESENTATIVE
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2. =. BADGER,
ADVICE TO HUSBANDS AND WIVES.

TAs returned the city and will attend the duties Of
profession az his residence Cedar street. door
o The Catholic church. fsD3-lWH
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TOY a Lady fully qualified 10 teach Frenca Music and an
- English branches situation a. Teacher or G0vsrusss
Family "a the city country, the location is healthy
The best OF references given Please address A. r. N
IgOU 5ss Post Oflce, Macon, Ca. rtuT4-Itr-
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ALSO, THOSE CONTEMPLATING MARRTAGE-
Cold Steel plates IS plain plates . free postage
THIS work contains dissertation the necessity Of
i Marriage, ms rucous in Counting, with Cure for
Leve effects Of CebaCy t0habItaOn cause 0fSt7rity sx-
planned of family with many other ussul insTuc
Ii0us,-fr0m the French Of Jean Dubois.
Address HENRY S. G. SMITH & CO.
Agents Wanted rfeb9-Gm7 Box 1910 Post ONCE n. y.
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Bonds depostsd with the 600 90
Sight Exchange on New York. Augusta and Char
lesion SIPS =
Gulu lufoO4 -
Notes Of other 253 90
ISL g0s 40
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CLOTHING AND TAILOHING.
I'VE have ane assortment OF Winter Clothing hand
w which we will sell Of a Eastern cost
fsha-Im ALTMYER & PETRE.
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!. Q. TORBETT d co.
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Mcclure, Buck G Co.,
TIN PLATE AND SHEETIRON WORKERS


Ii those indebted 20 the undersigned win please call a
"A bis old stand C0egg street, and settle IIsr accounts
aud notes Press OF business prevents him calling On Them
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