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which the entire democratic party committed pfin-
opc which have defended with its kindred one OF non
Intervention for years and have admired the courage
and talent with which the senator from Illinois himself
defended them IL was a declaration Of principle to
which good democrat would take exception dec
laration affirmed by the President IN his message, and
II in part because he had annedt that the eonve-
ton sustained and endorsed him NO exception can be
taken to resolution Ii Is right and rightly adopted
II is only the which it sought TO be applied here
that except usen not warranted by its language.
have disposition To go OF into Kansas matters,
into any discussion qubbling to the meaning OF the
Kansas Nebraska BILL anything Of that kind All that
will BIZ the subject of discussion when Kansas matters
properly before The senator, however, makes
distinction which does not in fact exist he says tho
word hereafter in the resolution applies to the
ent Kansas matter You know, sir and the whole world
knows that deemed to be acting on the Kan
question h considered ~ before u.s. aud there
fore the word thereafter docs not apply to It, H
now here under discussion II tho constitution IL not
here certainly the message and documens on the subject
are The word thereafter In the resolution IKE tho
Presidents language in his message, refers TO any u
turc'' case The present csre-Kansss difficulties
and complications surrounding 1t which may well create
Diversity of sentiment to the proper method OF man
aging it.
claim any intention past or future interfere with In
diana politics fol sorry to say such hiss not been
his intention that he has been sadly nisrepsented by
his friends Two of his friends from the city of his resi-
dence WERE am we'll informed In and about the Indi-
annapolis convention the sth seeking to control its
ton and protesting to represent his interest They were
charged or ut least of them, understand, with be-
ing there and having been sent there for that purpose
and the ons thus charged had not the hardhood to deny
it, They we not carrying out the doctrine Of non-in-
Prevention am glad he rcpudiates their agency and
their sc know that he has Thousands OF friends ndi
ana and he has had better friend in that State than
mvse,s I have advocated his policy with pleasure
through more than Canvass and would do It again
with ali the more pleasure that senator should be our
political entertaining now the views OF
Intervention which be has entertained in the past
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WORCESTERSHIRE DRY GOODS, -HlOE,

u
Of the following named good which they respectfully
vite attention of purchasers lK s7f s'fi..
patterns Of Wilton carpongs tho pat&erus
caypengs tho tapestry
AssrM brussels carpcg ihrccply superior ngrans
ngrans twisd and plain vcnau rag oarpsus
Drugges damazks iamssks, and oil stair
cloths Mosaic taed osher matt
passage maing cocred and white Canton matn9
hoor aud table 5 cphr bed blankets counter
panes eo hernss pLY sEd bolster linens superior
table dtlhs and napkins 10
diaper cshcr oweigs piano
muslin curtains hotae san lane damssk and other
tain materials reps aaa osher nascla for covering furniture gin
pins 40 blue and green wassd nuhes yiyst
brussels together with great variety VI other
necessary ar ali Of which wibe offered upon such
q speedy sales. Jan i3-f
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE


\ On potion of Mr. MORGAN, Of New York the time
for Closing debate upon the Presidents annual message
was extended TO two clock. ale.&e a.
On motion Of Mr.. j. CLANCY JONES, of Pennsylva-
mia, the House then went into Committee of the Whole
on the state of the Union, (Mr. PHnLps, of Missouri in
the chair and resumed the consideration of the Prcsi
dents annual message the question being the amend
ent Of Mr. MAYNARD Of Tennessee to refer certain por
tons Of It to the Committee Military Affairs to which
Mr. THAYER, of Massachusetts, had submitted N amend
yncnt iarfrN .3p
Mr. STEPHENS Of Georgia, said the proposition to
refer certain matters to the Committee the Judiciary
and to instruct them to report upon the expeency Of
repeal modification Of the existing neutrality laws.
When the subject rt opened for discussion he had
either repeal modification Of part Of the act of
1878 Those had been commented at large by
gentlemen both sides Of the House. and he wished TO s
in the OUTSET that he did intend that genpmeM should
occupy hs ground and stand bolDe the country the
advocates OF law and order TO the exclusion Of himself
and those who agreed with ht. That was the ground
upon which he stood He there to-day 70 defend law
and order constitutional law spd international law. He
dsc,amed the charge that he In favor Of individuals
violating public faith So far the laws Of the United
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From the Richmond Enquirer January H.
GOVERNOR WISES LETTER TO THE TAMMANY
Z. SOCIETY

In to-days issue of the Enquirer publish letter
from Gov Wise TO the Tsmmany Society of the city of
Nes York. in response to invitation to him to attend
their celebration of the anniversary Of the victory at New
Orleans Friday last II Ia written with all the gov
characteristic originality, nervousness and force
Apd In far il upholds the principle Of popular SOW
crenty w matter OF ndispuable right and Justice In
Kansas and everywhere within the limits OF the republic
it commands appreciation. But, considering all
The circumstances OF the case, are constrained to
regret iH appearance at the present juncturc The
governor thinks that there has been unfarness on
both sides on the part Of the pFoslavsry men as
well as the antslaveiy men Ia Kansas. And we
are prepared TO differ from him. There haa certainly
been breach Of faith on the part Of of the members
Of the Iecompton convention But that Is thing with
which think Congress has nothing to do unless II "
evident that there has been such fraud absolutely to
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RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE DEMOCRATIC
LEGISLATIVE CAUCUS OF VIRGINIA.

4 J. kaol,cd That, In the opinion of the democratic
members of the general assembly Of Virginia. the concu
sion to which the President Of the United States has
rived W. expressed IN his recent message in favor Of the
admission of Kansas State of this Union under the
Lecompton constitution, is just and right tg4gV
O. Resolved That Congress has right to look further
into the constitution submitted by the State Of Kansas in
its application to be admitted into this Union than to
that the said constitution is republican in its form
g. Rssop That it is due to the peace and harmony Of
this Union that Congress should speedily admit Kansas
State under the compton constitution without further
conditions
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MEMORIAL
By Mr. DICK: The memorial of Capt. Douglass Otin-
ger United States service asking remuneration
for his invention of marine ie-car referred to the
Committee ON Naval Affairs.
BY Mr. GEO. TAYLOR The petition Of Geo. Parker,
Thos Parker VIM b. jackson, Noah Walker, and many
Others residents Of the city Of Washington to repAys
Pennsyv wanna avenue in suitable manner referred to
the Committee for the District of Columbia
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Fncetionsness OF DE. Chalmers.

The celebrated Dr.. Chalmers, with the lofty
Rrandure Of his thoughts, and deep, solemn into
Safions Of his voice nevertheless had vein Of
fsoetjousnees in his composition. lie records in
his journal the following adventure with London
barber: "wednesday, Goth. Started at nine much
refreshed Got hair-dresser to clip me-a great
bumorist; be undertook, at the commencement Of
the operation, to make me look fOrtyyears younger
by cutting out every white hair and leaving all
black ones. There was a very bright corruscation
Of clever sayings that passed between rs while the
process was going on. l eomplimented his pro-
fession and told him that be had the special sdvan-
taee that his crop grew in all Weathers, and that
while had heard all over the provinces the heavy
complaints Of bad hay harvest his hay making IN
the metropolis went on pleasantly and Prosperousiy
ali the year round. he was particularly pleased
with the homage I rendered TO his peculiar VOC
alton, ane assured me, after be had performed his
work that he had made me at least thirty years
younger 1 told him how delighted my wife would
be with the news Of this wonderful transformation,
and gave HIM half a crown, observing that it was
little enough for having turned me into 3 youthful
Adonis We parted in a roar Of laughter, and greai
mutual satisfaction with each other
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OldHaehelors.

An exchange says; aaL
II our Maker thoughts q wrong Tor AoaIi -
Uingle. when there was notB woman upon Ahs earn,
how criminallv guilty are old bachelors, with the
world full Of pretty giFlsl Isl Frs
TIE savsD5aba Meas meets the railing accusa-
tioD;
Ever since the days Of Adam old bachelors have
been the butt Of everybody's ridieule. We protest
AGAINST it, There is g vast difference between Adam
and the old bachelors Of our day. Adam could
afford to msrry-many bachelors nowadays cannot
What with erinoIine, Eve hundred dollar shHls,
dimond bracelets and pin money 1t is no mall
undertaking ct this age OF the world. Eve had no
oboioe-it was Adam or nobody. Shehad no chanel
10 get MP Irritation. for there vas one TO airl
with Seeing no other means of tantalizing her
husbsnd-a feminine popularity from that DAY TO
this-she got him into q sorspe By eating the fer
hidden fruit. @Old bachelors are eriminally gull
~. are they? Give sold bachelors the same
chance Adam had and, our word for it, mejOrity Of
them would put on matrimODy IN no time
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NY virtue deed Of executed TO me by H. P. Doris
January Il, 1858 and registeTe ed in the Register Office
Book page $40 and 81, will proceed sell 70 The highest
bidder Tueday, Sept p 1853 in front Of fe house, No
College teet, The following properly, Some three humid ed
styles and pate consis ing OF Cook, Dining
and Heating Stoves, for Coal and Wood. Also, Slles Pc
Ovens Lids and Large k Wagon Boxes and lrons and
Tin WaIe, together with sundy other articles close the
stock.
/ will sell the public square, Saturday, Oct 1855,
four good Mules, three good Horse three sgons nss
Dray, end one Cart iron aAles. -...- a.
The above ae for Cah Also at same time and place, will
sell to the highest bidder, the Foundry Fixture and Stock
on hand If not sold privately before that time
All persons wishing to examine the Foundry, vail please call
atRo. COLLEGE STREET Nashville Tenn "a. B. a
II y persons indebted H. P Doris cost By pay
Ing mp Immediately our debts must Be paid.
sepl4-tFtd R. ". sHAFFER, Trustee.
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MARSHAL,s SALE

NY vrtne Of writ Of Tis faciGs directed from the
Circuit Court Of the United States for the Middle District
Of Tennessee, which founded upon judgment rendered in said
Court 2d day Of April 1888, wherein Downs & Co.
plaintiffs william defendant will expose pub
lie the city Of Nashville the 6h
October all the right title, claim and interest Of tie
said deen3lu and TO The following described house and lot in
the Nashville. lying Cherry street, and bounded
follows: Beginning the OF lot said Cherry
formerly by B. MaTsha and running thence south
yary along Cherry eighty feet Alley thence along
said Ay towards C-e IA thence along
said ey nortuaTdy Of sad Marshal, thence
beginning being the house and lot
where lives, evisd and will Be sold %
satisfy said Il ia. This 26th day q August 49,.
j b CLEMENTS,
Z. S. Marshalfor the Middle District Of Tennessse.
eufaa
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TAW a EER
PROCLAmATION.


+ WILLIAM SMITH, Governor Of Virginia. certify and
make known that Joseph PrenticeWho ngns Certificate
relating The GrdefeRbeg legstdbJs fRtsis the Clerk
Of the Court Of this State. The said certificate embraces the
Of the most reliable responsible people in this commu
ny and cerhs the nvarabs curative action Of The Gra
enberg Vegetable PILLS in the following diseases .-
"Bilous Complaints Asthma, Constipation, Dyspepsia, rysl
peas; Low, Nervous and Simple Fevers; Gastric FeYes Ges
Heartburn Headache Indigestion, Mysteries Liver Comp ant
Nervous Disorders, Neuralgia Rheumatism, and all diseases
arising from Of action in the digestive organs.
And further testify full credit and faith are due, and
ought to be given, TO said certificates.
In testimony whereof have subscribed my name and caused
the Great Seal Of the State to be am ID hereunto
WILLIAM SMITH, Governor.
By the Governor
WIN. H. RICHARDSON Sec. Com. and Keeper Of the Seal
Dr. KTTRIDGE, Portsmouth, ce6es that these Pills the
best remedy for diseases Of the digestive organs that he has ever
met with.
CHAPMAN never saw anything equal to them for Liver
Stomach Nausea and Headache.
Dr. OsTRAED has used them for all classes Of Bilious Com
plants, IN all climates and found them when pesc ons
and other medicines in hundreds Of cases, failed to do so
Rev C. A Fox, Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church at Spencer
they work miracles, and the best Pills in
There at least thousand families in Davidson county alone
that always keep then the house. because, by using them
the first appearance Of inGspOsOn they hundreds OF dol
lars in Doctors bills. Price % cents per box.
iy20-d ALEX. MACKENZIE Nashville
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TOTAL LIABILITIES; a-.
Unsettled claims not due Si73,926 "a
Losequitaby adjusted and promptly paid. Upwards o. Sl
Of have been paid the na Insurance Company,
in the past S years.
sa FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted consistent with sovenCy and fair profit
Especial attention given Insurance Of Dwellings and Contents,
for terms Of l to 5years. -n
The progress this Corporation has been stable and unnter
ruptsd through Of financial sunshine periods
exempt from sweeping conagraons ard maritime
Being long established cash ss the troubles Of the
credit system affect US in no material particular
times the Of
imperative dutythe ability Of property sustain loss
being then much lessened.
Agncies all principal cities and towns throughout
State Policies issued without delay by any duly author
lied Agents OF the Company
Business attended to with Despatch and Fidelity.
msrch5-6m
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TELL, AND BRASS FOUNDRY, on, Front near
Broad street. The subscriber respectfully his
the public for past vors and soc continuance Of
patronage in the above line; also rf--a 1a a-A
COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURING,
Together with every description Meta Turnings, Metallic
Packings, Balbit Metal and Castings.
Soda Founs Generators, Ale Pumps Pumps Of every
description order repaired at short
Cash will be paid all times Old COpper and Brass.
aug2j-tf ...H B. COLE.
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30. ED WAR ID s.
WHOLESALE GROCER,
COMOHSSTOY AND FORWARDLYG AERCHABZ,
DEALER BRANDIEs, WINES, CIGARS, &c,
COR. OF SPRING AND COLLEGE SIS, NASHVILL, TENN
GROCERIES,
4 M HHDS Prime 70 Choice sugars
lNbaD so bills Crushed, Powdered and Loaf Sug
900 bags Prime Rio Coffee
50 do Old Government Java Coffee;
leo bbls and half bbls Reboiled MOlasse5;
500 whole, half and quarter boxes Star Candles;
100 boxes Sumner Mould do
100 do Soap
$50 do Virginia and Missouri Tobacco
200 do Assorted Glassware;
1000 kegs Wheeling Nails Brads and Spikes assorted
50 bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger;
20 do S. S. Almonds;
20 do English Walnuts and Filberts;
8 cases half and quarter boxes Sardines
5000 Imported Cigars;
5000 various brands Cigars;
50 dozen Painted buckets
50 nests do Tubs
so cases Matches;
. coils Manila Rope, assorted sizes
ian1I 10. EDWARDS
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ALEX. DELISsER,
Successor to LYONS & COY
Importer and Dealer i'm Havana Cigars,
Tobacco. 2c.s
FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS
OF ALL KINDS,
No. II Public square, A8shVilles Tenn
WILL keep cousanyon hand large asormsntof FuleEn
Branies, Winsss Gin, Whisky and Liquors Of every d ton
Havana Cgar Smoking and Chewing Tolacco, with an Goods
appertaning my line Of business which the rae and
public ery the most aTan terms; and hope
energy and prompl shafsof
the liberal patronage bestowed my predecessors
ALEXANDER DELTSsEn,
fe23 q Il Public Square. Nashville, Tenn.
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Commence on TUESDAY, october 80, 1855,
and continue five days.
The sweepstakes have ed with the following entries
FIRST DAY. TUnDAY, October 10 The v aLKER STAKE
for three year ods, 500 entrance $50 i2et Nile heats
A. P. Bozan name bay fey, Flora Boune years Old By
PettigreW's Priam; dam BY Cheyaler. ...
q Mn Cagy enter Potsos year old by Glencoe dam in
james l. bradley names chestnut colt by imp Glencoe dam,
Mary By imp. Auderty AlsO' bay hey Des Cns, 10y
n p Hsrper names IIsnpisni year old colt by imp. York
shire; iilnkey, BY MUCK e John
by Prank Also chestnut by Third Boston dam sally Jones
Also lay alley by imported Shamrock the dam Of Little Cor
, Jackson names elsssnut colt socks by imported Albion;
dam by imp Andery Also black colt MAX AOuHs S AOon
W RouaSiree names Laura Williams by imp GIencoe dam
Jane Watson Also chestnut filey BY Albion; dan EqdoTa
SAME DAY.-Jockey Club Purse 5000; Three mile heats
dash Of one mile, $500 entrance; $50 forfeit.
B. P9ndexJer hay colt by imported Yorkshire out
W T. Harper year old colt BY Lexington, out Of
Mamie Mansfield. ....
W Cheatham names two year old chestnut colt by Genco
hi Ciom names iay flIey by Albion; dam, Sovereign
James Jackson chestnut ley Fanny Bugg, by imp Am
W. Rounds names chestnut colt by Epsilon; dam by imp
O SAME DAY Jockey Club Purse $500, mile heats Sin
STAKE" for three year ods. Two mile heats; $500 entrance
james l. Bradley names hay aey Des Chie by imp. Glen
cOe; dam, Brown Kitty by Birmingham.
D& NJ n. Calgy Pots by Glencoe dam, imported
Giil Blythe name black colt Hawatha by Albion; dam
W. Roundtree Laura Williams ly Glencoe dam, Jane
Watson. Also chestnut hey by Albion dam, Eudora
James jackson fey Eny Bynum, by Glencoe
dam Oteo. Also BLACK colt Mark Young, by Aiou; dam
Lilack.
Tom Moore bay hey by imported Shamrock, the dam
Little Corporal Also, chestnut geidng by third Boston, dam
Sally Jones.
W F. Harper names Hempand, by imported Yorkshire; dam
FOURTH DAY FRID1T October sJockey Club Purse 500
Two mile heats. IT. p. . -a.. a .....-
FIFTH DAY, sLKuRDAY, October 23-JOcksy Club Purse
q ,OOO -Four mile heats
IN walk the above Course entities the
full amount Of Jockey Club purses.
aug24 WM. ROUNDTREE, Proprietor.
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y. SAVAGE. r. 3. AEBERsOH
SAVAGE d ERsON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

Smlbn VtlleB en- u SeHONs
Having associated themselves together In the practice
HW will give their undivided attention 20 All business en-
used them They viii practice 10 al the eonntes OF the
ourta Judicial Crcai and also In the counties or warren
Cannon, Wilson, and IN he suprsms OOun a. NashYes
jaRS-u
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RACES

NOR SALE.--Five hundred bags extra family White
Wheat FLOUR, from Lebanon Mills by
nav7-tf ---.. P. & c. ANDERSON
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RtaLs PsO 81,
Aq.PunLIr anuAnE


&2s PUBLIC sQDAHE.
lectons Of Drsndes Gins Run Ports, Sidelrs serTie
Ckampagness ever brought Nashville, consisting 81 The to
loving brsnds;
COGNAC RRANDEESt ~
jules, Robins & Co.'S Pale, In z, = ard \ pipes:
Otsrd, Dupuy g Co.'s dc DO % DO
Castiion Fine Champagns Ia Z pipea only
Izdsriere Pale Ia y, 4 and Z ppes.
la ROCHELLE RERAN DIES
PelltvolSn, Pale and DARK, in Z pipes
Rasteau, do do do DO
AiezandFe Ssgnsle Dark, in 4, y and 3 pines.
HOLLAND GINS.
Medor seTon, in pipes;
Grape Leaf, In 3 pipes;
Anchor In pipes.
RUNS.
Jamaica, very old; q
81; oroix, New Crop.
WINES
Duff Gordon Sherry; - r.--4
Golden Cluster Madeira;
Pure juice old Oporto Port
Burgundy Ports; s-e7-
Malaga Wines, dry and sweet
CHAMPAGNES,
Charles Heiisiek, quarts and pints,
Creme Of sillery qnars and pints;
Hector Cicqtzart and Fills, quarts and pinis
Grown Brands ,Ill- do do
Lyon do t do do
CLARETS.
/ geo boxes assorted,
AROMATIC SCHTEDAM SCHNAPPS.
1000 boxes, quarts and pin This article Is without any doubt
the best Schnapps offered In the United States and 70 its
dicnal properties has not Its equal. tH -t sp
Before purchasing elsewhere examine for yourselves
Remember AZ. Public Square, at B. ?. Shields ljunel0l
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~ As G - - ~ Ns
NO. IS oOLLEGET SIS NAHvELLE, TENN
n EAAER Ia Drugs, bledisiass ehenioals, Dgsstaas,
. soaps And all popular Patent Medicines Of ne day
In Fancy Goods, the stack Is usual s very ee@Ps hsvns
a1ia Ezaqs French american and German gol0gR 1s; D9
Paper Pua b9zas Shell, Fine end Dressing Combs
r ANDRETHfS GARDEN SEEDS, just racslEsd
and essnei which warrant fresh and genuine -, ~
eai NTAs9oT PROLIFIC CoRs rsiso % az, sa ~ ~
Nashville, which will yield from Is 70 y barrels 70 Is
Acre AsPARkaus RooT years od In quantity dssa-
slRAnEHE PLAsTs grown By Mr. Henry DrI TS RRowy
-I0EGRESs AND EMPIRE WATERS aiwsy
~ hand which receive direct from the Springs;
~. =. o1-oI
T7sOR THE HAIR. Aliens Hair Rsstoreri
Nood' sHair ResinreEi
5sEys S ma einsiasA'' Tr'0ophsEySSS' a. BROWN
n ONDON PORTER .--A very superior article made |
4 by Barclay, Perkins Co., pnts and quarts Dorv5
COD LIVER OIL.--Five Gross jqs Esoqy gd;vR Pre-
Y = pared By Heagenan, Clark Go. 10 o. bhO"N,
171OFN STARCH AND FARINA a v 3 ss6vn
AEgTsKNFss VOLCANIC Oh. LINIAIENTS said
Nk to be the bet Linment nov n0vn' 595 q RBovN
TEyOGETHER with Brandy Maleia Port end S ssT
Isl RStrac oOlgrs dry and IN oil Lin S RR 9S
Ol a1l3 l4'ls'' % College Street.
~ sTRur a. L. Ere, =. srREEF,
STREET, KING q CO.,
ATTOR NEYS AT l. w,
1AxD, coIIrcTIOs,
EVERAL 4 EETS,
OMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA TERRITORY
practice Law in the Supreme and inferior ooE s, o.
give special attention to making selections q lands IN Seg
S rase terms Bay taxes, furnish abstracts of entries
and titles short notice. buy and se lands town lots ana sl
kinds Of real estate, ami DO General Agency business;
REFFREScEs.
W. 8. Gilman, Banker, New York city.
Converse, Harding & Co., Boston, Mass. ,,,-
| Gen Leslie Coomts, Lexington Kentucky,
Hon. Francis Z. Fogg. Nashvlles Tennessee
| johnson Weaver & Co. DO 40 40
Gov : W. = B. Cam Campbell, Lebanon, %
Hon. J9 T5onS StoHe Co., St. Louis No.
! McGarc Chttenden & Co., Keokuk, Iowa:
VIM. H. Sewer & Co.. ankers tuscaloosa, Iowa
| Davis, Moody & Co, Chicago, Illinois roe
W. A. johnson Co.. New Orleans Louisiana llu2-a
FINE OLD WHISTLES.
TE have just received from PHILADELPHIA three barrels Of
| Three barrelso XXXXi
Three do xxx;
6 6Ss Do Do XXX
Two barrels old Bourbon, 1913. These whistles pure
anna sn9 aTS oGti run HoLIIsTER CARTER,
Spr2s q, Union street.
FINE FANCY FRENCH CANDIES.
~ Fre1c Fancy Candies cream Candy Chrystallzed Fruits
81 from N Y Naliard New York. possibly be pro
duced. suited for Parties, &c, viz:
Assorted Chrystalized Fruits; ROsoinsi
| 1ybrvstaIized Ginger: Vanle Gum DrOps
JsTy Fr,ifs With leaves: Acidulated Fruits;
Raspberry Rails; Candy Toys;
do Gum Drops; Ice Cream Drops
Nauoat Candy. Cordial Sugar Almond;
Rra1dv TroDs Cream Frus
| sherry Cobiers: Maraschne Balls;
Pineapple Balls; straWbeTfyi
do Friters;
Besides many other kinds Come for yourselves befOr
vo, INV HOLLISTER & CARTER,
| anrl3 q Union street.