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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-05-12
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Ass6arD eIEaogmAN Ann ss1kkB fot
S1EAllNo 4 Warren -About noon, 8es.
tsraas, person having the appearances
aud claiming TO be clergyman. cslied
at the store of j. N. Ford. jsweller.
Court street, Aud examined number of
gold watches. Not fndiug any to suit
uim, in the way of purchase, be went
away, aud shortly afterwards it 6rst ap.
peared tha. there we're more caps than
watches, thescaps having been taken Of
in the examiaation, an then thai gold
watch, valued at sI25, was missing
No other purchaser being present At the
time, the clerical stranger was suspected
as the thief aud several Of the inmates
of the s,ors were sent ont & Z vs.,nvs
- snd lin b;s dre.s .,d osn,ssl e.
ns.r.nco hs;,a s,f;;. ;;.;.n,l, s,,;k;nn e..
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CHARLEY 8 DEATH.

The wind got up moaning, and blew &c o
sat with my face closely pressed on tn,
pane;
In a minute or two it began to rain,
And put out the sunset fire in the trees.
In the clouds black faces broke out disInay
That ran of a sudden up half the sky.
And the team, cutting ruts in the grass.
went by
Heavy and dripping with sweet wet hay.
.clusching the strzws out ana 7suitsiug ghisIbrow
Walked Arthur beside it, unsteady.of Himib;
stood up in wonder. for. following him.
Charley was used to be;--where was he now 7
=. 'Tis like him. said, 'to be working tbus
said it. but did not believe it was so;
he could not have staid in the meadow to
With rain coming down at SO d small rate
Hes buineing the cows home "-I ehOted at
thar lie:
They weve huddled close by in tumult and
Som I.awing the dry dust up out of the wet,
Some looking afiAd with their heads lifted
high.
Der the run. Ger the hilltop. and on through
the gloom
Ny vision ran quick as the lightning could
dart;
All at once the blood shocked and stood still
in my heart -
He waa coming as never till then he had comeI
Borne 'twixt our four work hands, saw
through the fall
of the rain. and the shadows SO thick and
SO dim,
They had taken their coats off and spread
them ON him,
And that he was lying out straight-that was
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THE LYING scoUNDRDIs.

Every Abolition PRESS in the country.
(says Democratic exchange } has been
filed with hes concerning the vote Of
Gen. Burns, aqshorising an investigating
committee in Congress. But very few
of them had the manliDess to take back
their foul slanders. The CIneiunati
Commercial. however, has been forced
to back down. II assailed Mr. Niehole,
Republican fnePber from Ohio, be-
cause he defended Gen Burns, but it is
now compelled to acknowledge that
Nichols was right, Il says:
"a friend has called onr attention to
some evident inaccuracies in the extract
We gave frf m a letter of the Washington
correspondent of the New York Even
ing Post, ani,nadyertibg severely upon
the hop. n. II Nichols. Of this State.
As our remarks were predicated upon
this extract, we regret the errors noticed.
The record Of Congressional proceedings
does not show that Mr. Hoard sustained
his charge against Burns. as Mr. Norris.
who was appealed to as authority, did
not respond. Again, on motion to lay
on the table, the previous question il
not needed. as it is debatable. It il to
be regretted that the reports for the n.
York press, writing from Washington.
are not more careful to state facts. and
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PooR S IL L-An ipquisitive Yankee
was standing at tavern door, iu the
lower part of Jersey, watchdog funeral
pass by. At the head of it was large
manure carr moving along very slowly,
and making no effort to turn ont for the
procession. The Yankee was asrouish7
ed at this want of attention on the part
of the driver of said cart, aud turning
TO Philadslphian. who was standing by,
he remarked:
Il guess the folks amt very perlite
abeout heer; tu hum. wber l live, they
alers 'ara eout for funeral
oh, that's part of tie procession, Re-
marked the Philadelphlan. gravels.
.Du tell Yeou don't say Heow?
exclaimed the astoDished Yankee.
Why, you see, it is a very poor. san
dy soil sboa. here, aud nothing con q
up they plant, unless they manure it
we'll; SO when they bury fellow, they
throw a whole Cart load in the grave, to
make him rise at judgment dtyi"
The Yankee mizzled.
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THE TRUE NATIONAL sEoURIrY

-
Our. natfoua1 greatness is engrafted
upon our religion. We boast no regal
splendor and no titled and venerated no.
bility. Our glory rs not 30 much in
fleets, and armies. and military renown,
as at ornment. Just SO FIR as these are
Christians, they are both our defence
aud glory. All other progress, if the
religion of the Bible does not stand
abreast with it. is progress in power and
wickedness. We occupy too wide space
on the map of the world, already, unless
we vigorously strive to elevate our chris
'ian character to the same parallel with
our secular advancepsel,t. There is no
fear, ,tfat our secular advancement will
lag behiud our Christianity. It will be
no blot ipoD our escutc.ieon that it is
radient with trush, and encircled with
the halo of pure and und filed religion
On the other fand, what would cost
blood and treasure to control; what
would demand diplomatic skill, and per-
picking and doubtfal negotiation to ward
off; and what would otherwise lay uu.
der the burden of degrading aud impov-
ershing vices, is effected with compare
tive ease by the more extended influence
Of Christianity. five would exalt thus
land in intellect, aud fosterin her gener.
GUS youth habits of Thought, mental dis
cipiine, and hororable character; if the
popular element which ilnbues our insti
tutions is to remain our glory, and We
are to attain the elevation for which God
made, We must have more widely diEused
Christianity. Would we be respected.
aud exort even frots the ironlearted aud
''niail-clsd natious,n the homage due to
the wise and good? Such is the ipflu-
ence of moral causes, procedure Of re.
tri6ative Providence, that t!re wisest
statesman will look for these results. not
SO much to the fertility of our soil, e
abundsuce of our gold, and our giant
energy. as to a living aud invigorated
Christiauity Dr.. Spring.
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From the Autoorat OF the Break
fast Table, is taken the following

IL From the Autocrat OF the Break
-fas. Table, is taken the following.
DescaIrrroN OF AN oLD MAa-Sfy
friend the professor, began talkiag with
me one day in drears sort vf way. L
c-'uldn't get at the difficulty for a good
while, bat at last it turned out that
somebody b d been calling him an old
man. He didn't mind his students cal
ing him lie old man. be said. That
a technical expression, and be thought
be had remembered hearing &c applied
10 himself when be was about twenty
five. 1t may be considered as a familiar
aud sometimes endeaiing aprellation =
An Irish woman calls her husband ..the
old man, aud be returns the caressipg
expression by speaking of her as .'the
old woman" But now, said be, just
su pose case like one of these. A
young stranger is overhead talking of
you as very uice old gentleman. A
friendly and genial critic speaks of your
green oil age as illustrating the truth
nf some axiom you Lad uttered with ref
erence to that period of life What I
call au old man is a person with smooth,
shining crown aud a fringe of scattered
white hairs, seen in the streets on sun
shiny days, STOPPING as be walks, bear
ing cane, moving cautiously aud slow
lyi telling old stories, sSiling at pres
ent follies, living in a narrow world of
dry habit one that remains waking
when others have dropped asleep, ard
keeps little night lsmp-famc of life
burning year after year, if the lamp is
not upset, and there is only careful
hand held round il to prevent the puffs
of wind from blowing the fau e out
That's what 1 call an old man.
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n Diesseu AhHe!
my darling wiHtsmP
There was report like the sudden
bursting of champaign bottle, sad the
very windows ratified for sympathy.
Dearest wifei Oh, but my happiness
is too greatr
yes, William, more than earth can
afordl 'Tis love, dearest, love that
makes us but little below the angels in
happiness. My blessed husband r
There was second report, louder and
more intense, If possible. than the first
But, Willie. there is one thing want
to ask you; pardon me, for doubling
but there is SO much disappointment III
the world. Will you always love me as
we'll as you do now? Your slightest frowu
would craze me, your coldness kill me I
Love you my angels Yesl May
the heavens turn black with snger-the
great unfathomable ocean dry up and
scorch me- the burning sun in the
celestial ether become red, hen cease
one jot or title IN manhood g delight 7
oh, Willie, that sounds sweetly; just
FOR all the world like something we read
iu novel Sometime intend to write
one Of the splepdidest books, all about
our glorious life ! you the hero, the
heroine. Oh, won't it make sensa-
toni
.Ive no doubt but it will, if my sweet.
est Annie conceives the plot
Aud you'll never look cross at me,
WillismP'
Never angeli'
Nor speak harshly to me p
No, sweet dove 2
Nor look at the girls in the shops?'
Il pledge myself-neyer to turn my
head
'And you won't ever think that anoth-
er woman's foot is prettier than your
darling wife's?'
That would be impossiblei' bestowing
a tender glance upon the hearth.rug,
where the young brides pedal extremi-
ties should have exhibited themselves,
If it had not been for the heap of lace
aounces and crinoline which completely
overshadowed them.
And you won't 60 to clubs, and smoke
and come home smelling, OIL so vile
thst can't kiss you, or lay my head on
your shoulder Oh, Willie, if you
how dreadful it would be =
You know me better than to think
such a terrible thing, cherubl Of course
I wculdu't.'
And when I ask you for money to
buy pair of new gloves, you won't
scold, and tell me about hard times, as
poor Mary Baruard's wretch of hus.
band always doesP'
my fortunes are yours, Annie, I nev.
sr refuse yOu anythingi You are mine,
Ind. mine only, my darling wifeP
MY beloved husband r
The lady would have the last word,
aud then followed fixed embrace, and
third stunning report.
Reader, the two young people we
have, without ceremony, brought upon
your kind attention. had been married
but five days aud six hours ct the time
We oommenced with them. So you un-
ierstand they were in the frst blush of
The honeymoon, which accounts Cor the
s1travagance of their passion.
Annie Dennot Was very pretty girl,
md IL was by no means wonderful that
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EECrockett. the murderer Of Sam
uel Landrum, IN Atlanta, Ca. vac SEN.
tenced on Saturday last, to BE hing on
the 18Th Of june. Laudrum was beaten
on the 9Th, died on the 18th; and bis
marderer was sentenced TO death on the
cath.
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. A MASTER TO BE HANesD Fon THE
MuRDER OF HIS SLAvE-The Savannah
Nesos states tha, Green Jordon, who has
been tried on the charge Of whipping d
negro to death, has been convicted of
murder, and sentenced to be hanged on
the 7th day of May.
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Minnesota LandAg gency

j. M. g A. p. SWINEFORD,
DEAL Estate Dealers, and Agents, Land
III Warrants located and Investments made
yielding fifty per cent. Taxes paid. DC. A.P.
SWineford being q resident of Albert Lea,
Minnesota is well acquainted with the natural
advantages Of the Territory, and the best
points for investment Afew choice Lots and
farming Lands for sale. For further informa-
tion inquire of ] as. Swineford. Ashland o., or
address A. P. Swineford. Albert Lea, Free
born county Minnesota.
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MI 4 Z A \ 3 o 0 5.

4cERkNEW LIVERY STABBED B.
.sls=a-1N Gray, Proprietor. Family and
Pleasure Carriages. and z:4O Horses, to be had
ut all hours. Passengers conveyed to any of
the neighboring towns On the shortest notice.
Prices reduced to suit the hard times. GJSta-
bles IN theFeaI Of Grahnms Old Stone Store.
February 4, 1851. 34f
sDYALL & CHARLES, Real Estate Agents
Ii and Surveyors. Sioux City, Iowa. Land
Warrants located at reasonable rates.
1.-THE Laad Office viii be openep on the
18th Of Februzry, 1883. for the location of
lands south Sioux city.
N B@AlI selections personally made.
= February A. 1857. 34f
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EThe Davenport Qa.} Nea0s says
that emigration up the NILSSON river
this saason is uDprecented. II is esti
mated that emigrants are pouring iuto
the Territories at the rate of 8 ,doo o
day.
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E a Texas paper says that the
young ladies theresbouts are making
great ravages on the grape vines. taking
them for hoops.
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E0ne hundred and two firms, e0r-
porations and individuals in Boston are
taxed for quarter Of 1 million and up.
wards.
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EE Commander John p. Gillis has
been ordered to the command of the nd
val rendezvous at Pniladelphis.
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EE. Flour is said to be selling in
Knoxville, Teap.. at dollar and half
sack, three dollars barrel.
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- . I. - Va d. HANCOCK. -
dtk kishing Goods, As Superior street, under
the Weddell House C1e4eland, Ohio.
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,GONvEYANCTNG.

Dseds. Nortgages. Bond, &C.. &c. carefully
drawn, and being -.
- NOTARY PUBLIC
- I will take the acknowledgement thereof.
adtssnister 0sths &c &c charges reasonable.
Once in the county Auditors Office. Ashland,
o.. ssF.s JAMES SWINEFORD.
Ashland. February 25 1867 ly34.
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THoMAs BULL. Attorney at Law Lou
Il donville, Ashland county, Ohio, will at
tend promptly to all business entrusted to his
care. Feb4. 1855. 34tf
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Zoo KEGS PURE LEAD, 100 KEGS
2 ssoW WHITE 1lsR RRSitiLEn 4HowARp's.
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ToHN ]. JACOBS. Attorney and cour-
q seller at Law, Ashland, Ohio. Office
one poor East of w asson Stubbs Shoe Store.
priI 8. 1853. Aft
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EULToN & McCoMBS. Attorneys and
II CounselIors at Law, Ashland, Ohio. OF
fee in the Bank building, over the Hardware
Store.
FEB A. 1857. s4tf
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"iLLARD sLoCUM. Attorney at Law.
w Ashland, Ohio Office On CORNER of
Church and Sandusky SITS. Particular atten-
tion paid to collections
Fs6. {. IssT. - a4tf
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e a y Ica a \ 5 !.

DR D. S sAMPsEL, Physician and Sur
~ ge.n, Office one door East of J. B. F..
Sanp~eps Store.
April 20, 1853. 46tf
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T KENNY, Attorney at Law. has
opened an Office the first door West of
Saupsea House, whore he will be happy to
see his old trends. and such others may
wish to engage his professional services.
April 20, 1883 46f
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IL fee ON main Street, opposite Dr. Kel-
loggs dwelling. Special attention paid to
the practiee of Medicine. and Chronic cases at
moderate charges.
April ID, lc3S 4Stf
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b z = d as q

- DR. S. WooDIN, Dentist,
m II Hayesville. Ohio. Teeth in
III Dserted from one to full set. Fill
ing done to order, and warranted to give sat
2isfnction-
February 4. 1857. 34tf
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TNR. p H. CLARK, Physician and Sur
IL geon. Office near the SampseI House,
AdjoiR{Rg the Drug Stole of Roller& Howard.
SFscin GEtention paid to diseases et the Chest
as we'd as all chronic cases.
Mky 6, 1857 4Stf
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asiiarss Gat0s
n . ELS

NAMPSEL HOUSE, ashland, Ohio, A. W
~ MeIsheimer. lessee. This is one of the
largest and most conmodious Hotels in the
western country n good Ostler always in.
attendance
lfFeb 4, 1857 34tf
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IN r. H. BUCK, Praetit oner of Medicine
IL aud Surgery, Rowsburg. Ashland coun-
ty, Ohio.
February 4. 1s7. 34tf
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r L CRANE, n D., Surgeon and occu-
Il list. Office IL Roller q Howarsi-s Drug
Store, Main st. Ashland, Ohio.
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selret Mlisreilanp.
he DIVORCE.
sy CLARA AUGUSTA.

my blessed Anuie1'
my darling WiHiamP
There was a report ike the Sudden
bursting of champaign bottle, .ad the
very windows ratified for sympathy.
rnaarest riff Oh hut INV han.,ipe1s
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Schenectady Agricultural Works
MANUFACTURE

MANUFACTURE
IMPROVED RAILWAY HORSE POWERS
TiRESIIERS AND SEPARATIONS COM.
BINED THRESHERS AND wINNOWERS
CLOVER HULLERS AND CLEANERS
WOOD SAVING MACHINES, de-
THE undersigned having been twenty
i years engaged in building various kinds
of Horse Powers and Threshing Machines feel
confident, from past experience, and the nu.
merous testimonials they are receiving from
all parts of the country of the superiority Of
their machines, that they can give satisiac-
tion to all who may favor them with orders.
Our Horse Powers are made strong, and so
geared that 1t requires the team to travel
only about II miles per hour to thresh dry
grain, thereby making it suitable to work
either horses or cattle on them.
Our Threshers and Threshers and Winnow.
ers are so constructed ms to discharge all the
grain and dust through the machine, and not
into the feeders face as is usual with other
kinds
The Thresher and Winnower has a revolv.
ing wire separator which does its work more
perfectly than can be done in any other way.
The Separator (RiGdle) has o fork straw
shaker, which shakes the grain out Of the
straw as it passes from the Thresher.
We warrant these machines to suit the pur.
chaser upon trial, or they can be returned
and the money refunded
G. WESTINGHOUSE d co.
These machines will be for sale in
Athens as soon as they can be brought out
by steamer. S. X. REEDER, Agent.
April 3, ls5-tf-445
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at Last
GREATEST CURE IN THE WORLD FOR PAIN.
PRoF. Gas. De GRGTHs
ELECTRIC OIL.

xuxufs on IL the only sure remedy In the world for
n the Cure Of Rheumatism, Deafness, Govt, Neural
Ria Lunbago sciatica Spinal and oIchal complaints
Tic Doloreux Headache, Cramps, Group, Piles, feions
sprans and bruises, Cuts and Wounds sweied Glands
Silt Joints Screfia, Erysipeas Sore Nipples, sweed
Breast, Womb Disorders, salt Rheuin, Oanker IN the
Mouth and Stomach, Palptaton, Eruptions, Caked
Breast Qunsy Sore Throat, Palsy, Pleurisy, Ulcers,
Lock jaw, Heart Burn, Tooth and Ear-aehe, Nervous
ness COsivenes Burns, Sore Gums OF teething
Hemorrhage Abscess Stiff Necks, Broken Breast Chh-
bains letter Shingles Frosted Feet, Fever ana Ague'
Chapped Hands or any Diseases that are sore or pam
full Is the only article brought before te pubic
tha. will do its work perfectly In from three 70 tNen3
mnutes-has been used by thousands ana pfohOuh0eu
70 be the best remedy ever discovered. -.
This OH act. on the system with electrcity-s o. pure
vegetable preparation Not the slightest danger OF
apnIying II outwardy inwardly. IL at once gives
a permanent cure-in most cases from ten 10 twenty
m, hest PSYCHOLOGISTS OF Europe have discovered that
all organic arrangement Of the animal system Is the e.
Sct Of an obstruction OF the physicoelectrie mud IN the
organ diseased skilful application OF this OIL puts
IN immediate motion the fluid, and the cure is at
once accomplished. No beedings-no vomiting, purg-
ing, or blisterng, Is resorted TO.
~ None genuine without signature OF Proi' u DE
GsArH. Labels signed In writing.
Principal Depot, No. 30, South Eighth street, three
doors below Chestnut Philadelphia. Country dealers
and druggists can be supplied wholesale and retail
Price IS cents, so cents, and 81 per bottle.
Try everything else give this one simple trial.
CkUfiOs.--Be careful TO ask for and get DE uhAIh
Electric Oil, as worthless limitations abound. ,
There are numerous limitations sprung up on the re-
puation my article has acquired. The public must be-
For sale by GEO. W. ROSS, Athens, Tenn.
Nov OIL VAS
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Il Q O TX
Behold and WOnde.

THE subscribers would respeetfullv
Il nounee to all the world, that tbsr sh'
now receiving from New York and Pbil.S are
phia, one of the largest, best selected .s;
mnsI fashionable stncks Of wv anQ
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A T EMS FOUN DRY

Machine Works.
THE subscriber would respectfully an
l nounce to the citizens of Athens and the
public generally, that he is now in operation
and prepared to do
Q a . 7 NJ G.
of every description in his line, and would
therefore solicit orders from all those who may
want anything of the kind.
He is now casting and has for sale diff
ferent sizes of the Globe, or Air-tight Cook
Stoves, furnished complete; various sizes Of
Parlor, Nine Plate, Chamber, Office and Shop
Stoves. Also Hollow Ware; Waffle Irons;
Ploughs, right and left hand.
Also, the Kilgore Spiral or Incline Water
Wheel, which will saw from two to five thou
sand feet per day. II kinds of
M "A Q tx I M Il R Y
fitted up in the best and most durable manner,
and upon short notice.
Also, Iron Railing of every description.
He is also prepared to do all kinds Of
Brass casting.
The highest Cash price will be paid for
OLD COPPER. c. ZIMMERMAN.
P.S. There is connected with the Works
an excellent Pattern Maker, SO that persons
wishing castings can have patterns made to
order. c.
Athens, Tenn. July IS. 1856 If 4Os
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Wheat and Flour.

VNliE subscribers have completed the most perfect
- arrangement that can be made for the sale OF
wheat and Flour, and during the remainder OF this
year VIII devote their attention almost exclusively to
the sale OF these two articles and they can TO their
patrons with certainty that they will realize as much
net money by shipping here as to any market beyond
Atlanta, and will do It with less risk and In shsrter
time. As to the peculiar advantages OF our market
every one is familiar who knows It's locality.
We viii accept 80 days bills Wheat payable here
or at Augusta for three iourhs the value Of shipments
accompanied by Rail Road receipts. We think II I'D.
visahe for shippers Of Flour to draw most Of their bills
AT W and 90 days as time 10 required for the sale
OF Flour than for Wheat ny reference TO weekly
reviews OF the market published In the Tennessee pa
pers, you can always know accurately what these art
Giles are worth. sEAGo, ABBOTT a CO.,
General Commission Merchants.
Atlanta, Ca, Aug I, Is5i-n