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INCIDENT IN THE BATTLE OF
NEW ORLEANS.

A British Officer, who was in the bat.
tie of New Orleans, mentions an inoi-
dent of thrilling strangeness, and very
descriptive of the Western hunters,
many of whom marched to the defence
of New Orleans as volunteers in the
army under the renowned Andrew Jack
son:
we Marched said the officer, 'in a
solid column of twelve thousand nen. in
direct line upon the American defenses.
1 belonged to the staff; and as we ad-
vanced, watched through our glasses the
position and arrangements of our enemy
with that intensity an officer only feels
when marching into the jaws of death,
with the assurance that while he thus
offers himself as q sacrsRce to the de.
mands of his country. every action. be
it successful or otherwise, will be judged
with the most heartless scrutiny.
It was strange sight, that long range
Of cotton bales--a new material for
breastWorks-with the crowd of human
beings behind, their heads only visible
above the line of defence
We could distinctly see their long
rifles over the bales, and the battery of
Gen. Coffee directly in front, with its
great mouth gaping towards us, and the
position of Gen. jackson with his staff
around him. But what attracted our
attention most, was the figure of tall
man standing on tho breastworks, dress
ed in linsey woolsey, with buckskin Leg
gins, and broad trimmed felt hat that
fell around his face, almost concealing
his features. lie was standing in one of
those picturesque and graceful attitudes,
peculiar to those natural men dwellers
in the forests. The body rested on the
left leg, and swayed with q curved line
upwards; the right arm was extended,
the hand graspipg the rife near the
muszle, the but of which rested near
the toe of his right foot, while with his
hand he raised the rim Of the hat from |
his eyes, and seemed gazing from be-
meath intensely upon our advancing col. |
umn. The cannon of Gen. Coffee open.
ed upon US. and tore through our ranks
with dreadful slaughter; bat We con-
tinued to advance, uuwsvering and cool,
Is If nothing threstened our progress.
The roar Of csnpon seemed 60 have
no effect on the figure standing on the J
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would sometimes say: II wish step
mother had never come to darken oul
home," but in q very little time sh'
would come, in tears, to be forgiven.
/ Georgia was not SO easily won; bul
Alice was not discouraged. She sought
his confidence in every way; interested
herself in his plans, and be would find
some nice little Offering of her handi
work on bis table, with card attached,
saying it was "a little token of love from
one who would be q mother to him. ~
Finally, she found one morning, little
gift for her, with these words attached
"To my kind Mother"-From George
Then sunshine began to dance all over
the old farm house, to the sweet music
of loving words aud tones. Clouds
came sometimes. but Alice prayed, and
wore tho same gentle look and smile,
and they passed without Atorm.
Years went by. The sad news came
that the bright eyed Charlie rested i'll
an oceang grave. George and Ellen grew
to manhood and womanhood, and went
to preside over homes of their own
Mrs. Moreford sat alone one evening
awaiting her husbands return from the
village. As ho entered he handed her
two letters-"fFom the children" ne
said.
With full heart she read Georges
letter. He had just been recalling the
scenes of his childhood, and touchingly
alluded to the time when she came to
bless them. He assured her that he
had treasured in memory her years of
love and kindness, and that
in his devotion he always thanked God
for giving him such step mother.
Elleu's letter was mostly filed with
descriptions of a little wee stranger who
had come to gladden. her western home.
''We call her Alice" she said, aand |
only hope she will be as good as the
one whose name she bears" Tearfully
and gratefully Alice Moreford read
those affsctionate tributes to her moth
srly care and love. Then she CON.
planned of sudden faintness, and retired.
Morning found her very i'll. A physi-
clan was sent for, who came and pro-
her symptoms alarming Day
after day passed, and she grew rapidly
worse, and then the doctor said, sadly
ii fear there is no hope" George and
Ellen we're informed that their mother
vas dying. They hastened home. but
arrived in time only to receive one of
ler sweet smilee. aud then the eyes
which had looked so lovingly on them
,losed forever.
So Alice died-not -unmourned. II
Still is her memory very sacred in the
hearts of her bereaved husband and
'hildren, who, 30 long as they live. viii
bless God that she did not always keep
,er maiden name of Alice Grey
Ralral Nesc Yorker. i
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dpoetrp
OUR IDOL.

We knew not the author of the following
chaste and equisite lines, but our readers vii
thank US for re-printing them for their peru
sal, though they are unhearlded by any nam'
known to fame:
Close the door lightly,
Bride the breath,
Our little earth angel
Is talking with death;
Gently he woos her,
She wishes to stay,
His arms are about her
He bears her away.
Music comes floating
Down from the dome;
Angels are chanting
The sweet welcome home.
Come, stricken weeperI
Come to the bed,
Gaze on the sleeper .-z--l-
Our idol is dead =
Smoothe out the ringlets,
Close the blue eye
No wonder such beauty
Was claimed in the sky;
Cross the hands gently
Der the white breast,
So like a wild spirit
Strayed from the blest
Bear her out softly,
This idol OF ours,
Let her grave slumbers
Be mid the sweet flowers.
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A ToucHISo SroRY.-When Seth goa
home from mackereling. he sought hin
Sarah Ann, and found that she, the
heartless, had found another man. And
then most swfu. tight he got, and then
he went away. and bound binssK TO 10
and cut Live Oak in Florids. He Pinpd
upon the live oak lands, he marmursd
in the glades, his are grew heavy IN bic
hands, all in the Wild wood shsdess--
Mosquitoes bit him verywbsre. DO COP.
fort did he get and how terrible hn tR
swear. whenever he'd get bic. At lslA
despairiDg Of relief, and wishing himself
dead, he went into the woods piece; ana
chopped OF his own head Thus diss
poor Eeth 1isa ass 81
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SINGULAR SToRY.-The Court .lexr.
nal has the following interesting story !:
A prima donna of the Royal Italian
Opera who has lately risen to great fame
'and acquired a frst-rate position on
those boards, has just been claimed, ss
his daughter By one of the highest funs-
tionaries of the country. The claimant
is possessed of rank, wealth and influence.
and though it was we'll known in the
young lady's family that the great man
in question was in reality ber father, yet
no notice of the connection was taken
by him until her successful ds6aa oaussd
him to feel pride in his offspring. His
anti musical tastes had prevented him
following her through her musical educa.
tion, and he was therefore as much sur.
prised as delighted at her success. He
has just made her aneoficial offer Of REQ.
ognition and formal adoption, with the be-
stowal of his name and wealth, in addition
to the advantage of the magnificent posi-.
tion to which be would raise her. But
she has surprised him still moro By the
manner of her refusal. my father refus. :
ed to recognise me uhils ! was in power.
ty and obscurity; now that I am oels.
brated and rich, I refuse to recognise him,
Let US be strangers to each other"
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EULToN & McCoMBS. Attorneys and
IL Copnsellors at Law, Ashland, Ohio. Of
fee in the Bank building, over the Hardware
Store 4sti.sfz - r
Feb A, 1857, 34tf
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School Examiners.

REV. JOHN robson,
5. :; n. T 5IaBHEl 4 BHHIEEDRFTH' Ashland.
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Business 1irettorp.
Iudicial Officers.

Judicial Officers.
GEO. W. GEDDES, Com. Pleas Judge
JOHN. D. JONES, Probate Judge.
II. 8. SEE, Clerk Com. Pleas and Dist. Courts.
THOS. j. KENNY, Prosecuting Attorney.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-05
xlone Again.

MIR. LAHCOMHE desires inform his
Nj sisnas anu Tue paote genersiiy that he has
med Ifos.s his Northern tour and IL ready oIsn
The faii cam. align.
fully postss 10 all recent improvements in Photo
r.uh'c AAaiE,uati0n-felying, - hsFr:ofure salaly
,paa fAe sssea4 - hts pptnrsss AMI determined 10
IA, r,el 10 please ne coandssty layaos lhoso
sao have never gwen him = t2-r v al, W 10 90.
lal.es Nl a-,I his present. roou.s ihs nass eoaxs-
.isalIy ana pleasantly located - >ay " the CITY,
,Asrly siTest. eosasr VI uhkn- e15H1lsu
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Execntor,. sale OF Real Estate.

rINHY undersigned are fsw aneFirg private sale.
al that I~srfion 81 laisf ~ iaK Sire Soufh side
af ths CsaTh Tnrnrke, belonging ~ ihr estate af
the late Matthew barrow esceaset. The land lies
full view, and within ahosl tao mixes g the STATE
Capitol and lad In his vary ms IN sike frfn
fourteen ~ tweniy -uihe scrss I'll iFfnt,ne The
Turnt.ke read These iands wii be sid a fair fFi-
ees and liberal time. AnS fefrons tshiae ta ex
anime them or asceriain Pafeulars Ia restin 10
the terms Will TleAse call isha C. itaTro~.
the pren,ises ar as. J. l. T. Y. Rrown. Heal Estate
Agsnts. or the s.Ddes :, ssed IN Nashvllr-
n ;. HIGHER
q. c. TnRIIl-rr,
s.n,ta AZ Fxecusarz Of A Barrow. dee q.
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LIKELY Negro weunSa, - years 81. and hcr
n ave children the eldest boy Il, ne rfxta Etrf
40 and ~ ar anWn d infant, VII ee ssd - exs
rh..,seA f.r ether Sexrses 20 one hvhK IN ihr
egrsrx and thst uants thsu for their oxE 49, and
act for sss.s usation. Apply 20
aue1f-E WILL l. bo11
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Post OUce.

<kzayttN March -. isss.
T~R0N snf amer the 80 ~ April. the fcst Orc s
L be epes sd % S4aaass Al haif.past a. n. ana
eiaes Al = A. n oF>a again att r. n. ana eia<s a
p ". on ~ ether days the ne wii he erenee a
hsh.pasf g. acl<k A. n. and eie<e a Y o'en<k. p
n T. ANDERSON. Rusi Master
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Valuable Free-Soil Property
FOR SALE.

WILL sell the house aud tot Al present oeeuT4es
II aud owned BY Wm- T. hoshy, situated on Hat
street s,nih Sashxifie fronting sixty test and
ming hack sve hundred The bouse = . hrrk. vail
All q her neressary oul balfinFs al good repair
Als~ sssssft lsi freAbnf Hgb street thirty fls
feet runnink b.ek 80 fert gsssd ie4tlon ftf
bulluE rsse. Tits - desirable pTufrFtys % thess
a txhinc u gel I'd 81 The that
posed u.sbn pralariy A1ierf, and would earnestly
invite absse xsi.ns real estate 10 exans
tbs prrI,eriy. =
rssx< o. ssfx-A ersan af oae, t~s ana three
Yeas With .strrest frssm dale.
! " GIAscorE.8
a. R>st Ese~<s ks>sk
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Wu~lucss Change.

CccCFSsaSG c isaries N the i.sirbsr trade,
- I'LL eeatiaae she baslness Al the cd stand no.
w 81 ~.d~svl ~e~-e 4 vi be pleased 20 meet all
49, u.t-s-n~ - p-@fecesser and many others
- F.x-- 18th = @aIi q ~ -a-l
k-~~ s~-~rs' sni.ss- sGtliag fopiar and Cedar
Inn w. s~--s~~ t-ree supply of white and yellow
rae. a ~ en~hs-x ~ = sell a mznafaeiurer's
fErirek
having parch-s "a 49, = s,ks and accounts % ths
tsrase come s.s-ss ~ the rrst q Sop
tembsr or all pal thesF ~ sonts ~iih an o<cev
H.xinr asisrnms4 % sGAsss ~.Ffais 70 ri ash
| syrssn, al orders mass b 1scco1p4nisd ~ ~
/ r.snsy os f<fe<tet A
skUs~a
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New Clothing Store.
;. y. WARD. }. X. RkKNSeHAS. sAs. S'DEESol
Ward, Birmingham & Co.,
pRACVACAA VAAlA0NS.
No. 20 Ps5tle Square opposite South cad II h.'
Marked Ifoafse

1N4fAd ffcuft.
WE are now receiving large and entire o..
w new stock of FALL. AMI WINTER RFA- I'D
nY-MAHE CfSuHISG AND GE<riEMkN'S ~
FURNISHING GOoflS most 81 which we're LII
made np N orr order, ,f lAe lttest styles, and can
moi be surpassed in any bos- IN the rfy Oar stock
is comprised in part q all the newest styles of Over
coats Frock and Dress Coats. all eolnrs Basines'
Caafs. once Coats, Cashmere Pants and Vests, IN
great variety.
PArESrsD sHoriDKK SEAxKD smKrs. large and ex
trnsiss Il ok aHd warranted % d better and seai
better thsn any other make 81 shirts Gloves, Neck
Tees Scarfs, Mothers cr4yats sclf-Adjustng Sticks
Under Shirts. aud Drawers, Hall H.sse. snsIenters
Linen Cambria, Bahama and fengee handkerchief,
travelling <ha Is, Robe de Chambrcs fouths' Coats.
Pants aud Shirts, Umbrellas, &C
Piece Goods
We have ai<s a large amt superior lot of Cloths
French aud Eagitsh--al, Rack and Fancy Celores
CasE fseres enfirely styles, solid reofec Cas-
smefrs az al qaalhier Fsncy Cai and velset Ness
ingz, Fancy Cashmere AMI worstea vesiRg. Creme
dine vesfing: Which all Eaake sEato order 10 tn
very best q, ie aai guarantees ~ 10 please III
1earer sale.
AK. 4 Sfl1IOf. solscis call fross hss friends
Al. Goods sold bs iIs guarantee - be reErr
sensed II tine ef sale We ~ aisa cot tioshing &
order WARD. BIRMINGHAM CO
sefaiS-H
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HAVE auits = Bun,beF &C Nrgra-s hanf for
s.i.. ss,an rst theua exeeiicns sesmstre<s aud
ll.suse seseant Also, several Es.sa C<ks Masfsrs,
- e.ii sssaa I'm l. BOYD, IA
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416 ACR E S..
HOUSE, LOT AND OFFICE,

sitnatef Main street, is the Town Of dallntin,
short dist'nre from the Sinare. known Oh" lr.
Newsou nropsFtv. Slid lot has IL enat iiv~li-
hrst rate StabIeand Carriage house. with theF
sary out hnases; M. Brick oiiire with Rooms.
together with large yard and gard~n and i alto
gether oae " the most desirable residences ~ tia'
I wi nf GaflIn.
Tssxs oF SaLE-Oae- third Cash, the balance VA
and Years OR well endorsed without interest
aud lien retained
Sud land and House and lot viii be shown O.
any one desiring 10 purchase Application. IA Gal
latin o. LEONInAS BAKER.
GAIIArIN TESN Sent. 2a-tf GssrnfnlFEloner.
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P ACKET LINE.
r E NJ o v E D
u. w. NANCY ~ ca.

TAKE this aprnrtunify 81 informing the prbe
il that they hgve removed a. ia sir New stare, NJ.
- Market street. few aors iref the SqnaF~. where
they are Tally prepared a. vat triT s.id custom
ers ard the ,ubir generally, th the very hest sr-
cl-s IL Goal aud wod CnkinK and IicatiBg Stoves
Psrlur, Csllnh~r and ON Crates. laiaHacd and
Comm TinWsrc, Shrcs Copper, Zinc, Wire, pioek
Tin Lat sheet Iron, C.pneF Tat, and evrry thins
'lse usually kcri IN oer if ~ hrfstiess Jfb Work
done order with neassarss and dispatch
{. ". MANY 4 co.
F. s. 400 hnxrs Tin Vkie. various hTailsr. noA
ssp,z5-sn W. NaxEY co.
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
No.I4. COLLEGE STREET.
A. rArrERsos. A. a. rKkssAS
PATTERSON 4 FREEMAN,

IIANE now IN store, and are constantly receiving
II me assortment VI all kinds OF CABINET FUR
AIiUhk, which they are determined To set AZ los
any other house Ia the city, at the same time MAR
rantng their Furniture be OF the best work maAp
ard nnlsh. tine IL the ngm has tsist returned frOm
the eat where lac personally seiceted the stsck
which u all OF RkcEST MAsUEAcrUKK And I-zTg~I
srrLEs. Our stock consists Ia IaTt of Roscwooi aud
Mahogany fzFlof Furniture, siigie of which very
line, together with Chamber Svtts Book Cases, wara&
rubes Reclining Chairs. Lounges Sofas, Easy Chairs.
Freneh he.isteass, MUSIC stands, Mahogany Chaifs,
Dress Tx BaFraaz, Exicnsn Iaoles, etc., etc., And
eouplcte aAsoFimentul all kinda OF
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dissolution.

THE eopart-er.ap herS'o.oFY ,Asns ata1I ~, sls
a., ..saS.ved W .iutuai eoilssht Win. H. Horn t-N
t,s Ia lie vasc aiOns aatnor<ed 70 eoaeet All
-. VA. a. holm,
-.,,,s ~. l.. HUM.
wa a. HORN will continue the business at the
oL .I,.l "a Coilrgv street., ~Isrs sAlihHi "orAmen
WI o. losna " sxse.ts aIs ~ssA entrusted :. hhs
ssptl3-im
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Low Priced Furniture,

ana every variety OF Wood and Case ssAt CHAIRS
Va ~il sndsavr "a please ell, aud vii Take much
pleasure In showing our stSk 20 those no may favor
~ with a call.
aagiT-1nl PATTERSON Il FREEMAN
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Louisville 4 Nashville Railroad
Louisville & Nashville Railroad.
FREIGHT NOTICE.

FREIGHT NOTICE.
IL FrrightS will he forwarded blythe Morning Train
IA and must lac delivered at the Station. between the
hours Of AID TO A. NJ after that time w be too
late FIR minifsting that day and there is convent
for storing
FreightS intermediate noints between Nashville
and Gallaiin must be prepare more.
ocuS-tf IL FAUNTI ERoY, Agent.
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EdgeGeld and Kentucky Railroad

Ezs1 E1szzs7 80 ILL
,- TINE TABLE NO. 2
IN an after MONDAY, October 18th, 1855, train
" will run as follows:
Going SOnth.
Leave Connel's nt A. VI. and 10 ~
a Goodlettsville 7:l0 " and l9:fOP.M
90 Junction T3O and 1880
Arriving at EGgefeld $40 and Las
Going North.
Leave Eagefeld 1000 A NJ and 4 PM
'' Junction at 1r:s0 and $50
ID az Goofletisyille ll:l0 and $40
Arrive at Connel's at Has and 5:l5
.l A ANDERSON,
ocflS-dlw Chief Engineer.
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SAVE MONEY & KEEP CoOLm

nVRIee nepots are Ia readiness, and we earnest
" IL request all who wish buy Ice during the
s,n al anlorm pricc % call and supply themselves
With ttckxts and REGISTER their regular sai
rons-shcreby a1saace on The article "a Tie
latter part of the season.
Our sices are Cherry street. next aeor 90 the Bank
Of Tennessee al h4rdeazfe's, froni street., and On
corner Of Church and Vine streets.
% CE n. MARTIN,
apr2o-u IN LAsht>eE
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DissOlutiOn.

yU,uE uartaefslip ueIetO.Oro eAstins between MAC
A,L,vAt : %. vi Sazns lille, feIs, - ass1s' cd D,
ats cu.aseat, oeorgs asseregor and 1ainss sAns
h,.i having plssi..sea lis eItse interest % -
~i'o"1' JAMES bANknEAD,
.~~ty y. b. Al-lOAAl,
.lAaa.lLkl.llR.
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Nashville, Sept. %, 1883.

rY,HI liabilities OF MAct..s1oR, ALLo~Ar Co, aaa
II y 20 AiLJxAr a Co, aIs ASSUMES =, 80 49,
.--,.... .s,.-si Iacofsssf = n.hsbS--
Va y" .AAik, bAAkitkAiis
't"ef u1.Diu.ls a4cs..LDok-
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z -iftf1t-lE EDs AA-s
Transportation
WHEAT, CORN AND FLOUR.

I>RE1GHTS TO CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH,
Il on the articles above named are reduce ell 10 the
following rates mill further notice: -sf
Wheat, rer bnsbel, 81 cents.
foru. do. - = 81 do
Flour, per barrel. 81 81 90 :
Stations the line Of the Nashville and Chattanoo-
ga Road entitled 10 shove rates less the difference
between the charge from Nashville 10 Chattanooga,
and the points OF shI nieni Chattanooga local
tariff CIfAS. ". ANDERSON.
Octl-u General Agent
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Nashville , Sept. q, I s..

TAKE sre Il pleasure IA. fscoin'ssa.'n .ss ~ a.
i.s,y as shsab xtD., thlsen5 l. tar l'Ais"n.s'
n Ca. .,rn,vs fssnas % IA Oh y. ~
- ysshvass, spss S2sisss,
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TERMS or ADVERTISING.

business Cards, not exceeding six lines, inside
1i5, otherwise tl0.
faasrai Notices ~ 90. Obituaries, according
30 space occupied
DisplayeA sdvsrskensun half norethaa she
abovs rates.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the
hoAd Of especial Notice." Sos6te rae ordinary
rates.
Special Notices In the Local Column - cent?
per line.
Advertisements ordered on the inside exelu-
sivsiy In tho Daily, after the 6rst two week .,
80 per cent. uore than the above rates.
All trs~Stsst sdveystsssssss nssi bs ysfa for
sH adssaes This rule will not be varied from
Whss the advertiser uses tbs Weekly Alsns
Athe price will be the same ~ In the Dsily.-
whore the Daily and Weekly are both used,
Is PER cent. will be deducted fros tho sxEre-
cats Amount.
Under the present system, the advertiser
pays - mash for ths spscs he ossapiss, ths
ehaagss bsiss ehasgsAbie for tbs eonpositi
only. This plan 10 nov generally adopted -
Oar charge for ehangss will ks fS ssats pei
square.
~ In al aaAss vhsrs sdysstissnsnts are
Discontinued before the expiration of the year
or the time contracted for, they will be charged
up 1t our regular rates for the time actual
~ In.
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CUMMINGS Z BE0G5,
Architects,

S UP Err IN TIE N d EN- TS.
uAvEtsksn IN oficc In Reddingtons . Block
L corner NJ johnson and Third streets, In Room
No. IL, Ind story, drst door to the left 1t the head
of the mAiu entrance stairs, where they invite
their friends and the public 70 csll. They are pre-
pArsd 10 furnish dcsigns and detail drawings for
buildin n % all kinds public and private and "a
superntend the erection of the same. They hops
to do busness In such manner will please their
patrons and do credit to Themselves.
Refer, BY rIermission,ts
X. r. Lose, Hawkins Taylor,
Edward X kiIbourne, james Estes,
Geo, G. Anderson, X, p. .Crsel,
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