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sonal acquaintance they did not fatsr for an instant
in giving him their cordial support. They had
known him as q Democrat Of the best stripe and Of
a high order Of talent for 8 number Of years. He
had served consistency, il the western part OF
this State With efficiency aud fidelity, for two Con-
gressicnal terms and By bis triumphant canvass in
$50 had placed the next Democratic nomination Tor
Gubsrnaiorial h0nors beyond PersdEeuture. Our
Democracy were prepared to hear it, and without 3
dissenting voice they enthusiastically shouted for
their noble standard bearer. They are willing and
anxious 20 do The same thing over again He has
made US Governor Of whom any State might be
proud and We have no doubt but that he will be the
Democratic candidate in so. Al We require is that
he shall show his manly form TO his friends in old
Warren and let them ar his eloquent voice ringing
forth the words Of Democratic truth. In the mean
time we viii give many hearty cheers for IshaR G.
Harris
The Brownsville, Tennessee, Home Journal pre-
faces it's publication Of an article fsEOriug the re-
nomination Of Gov HARRIs with the following re-
marks:
awe notice that several Of our Democratic ex
changes are making inquiry to the time of hold
ing State Convention. The Chattanooga AdUersts'
ser Of a recent date remarks that there is mo Demo
crst who is DESTROYS of stigmatizng Gov Harris and
his administration by refusing to re nominate MN
1t s well known TO day who our candidate Will BE-
-
is to be regarded as any indication Of public senti
ment there can be but little doubt as to the position
Of the convention in its PLATFORM and suggests
Thursday the 10th Of March, which We think early
enough, and a very appropriate time
"We are satisfied that Gov. Harris is the first ana
only choice Of the people Of the State for Governor
They have thought Of DO one else. He has hliec
that high and bouorable Office in which they placed
him. SO we'll and fulfilled the trust they entrusted t.
him, with the fidelity Of fond and doing father
that not one lr0rd Of condemnation or ceHsRFe has
escaped the lips of Sam! All has passed harmOnl
ousiy and satisfactorily all aequiesceirg in his ad
ministrstion. The Memphis ADalaneke >ieh speaks
the sentiments of the Democracy Of West TENNESSEE
says p"
From every portion of the State-from the noun
iains Of the cas-. and the valleys Of the west, th'
Democratic voice is loudly speaking out in his favor
and unanimously demand his reelection as then
leader and standard-bearer in the approaching
gubernatorial canvass. His purity and integrity 81
man, his soundness and consistency ss politician
his well established reputation an able and elo'
quent dehater and his acknowledged usefulness snC
success as the chief executive Of the State, haVt
combined to make him the favorite Of his pOlitiea
enemies. His denomination may therefore, be re
Corded IS a certainty, and his earnest and Jealous
support by all good and true Democrats as equally
sure and well settled
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PoIiticnI callahan.

Several Of the opposition papers IN the South
seem to be taken with the idea Of resuseitation OF
the old wing party desiring thereby to supersede
the Know Nothing party. As, four years ago, BY
killing of the whig party with Know NOthingism-
or, IS it was expressed, forming new, pure party
ont of the ruins Of The old ones "a few temporary
spooesses were achieved so, nov the idea prevails
that bv killing of Know NOthingisn with whiggeFy
other successes may be won. { These schemes
Uksp themselves to the ivy, which thriges only on
ysa, and, falling to ruin the democratic party and
thereby grow, they are bent on running themselves
Although infinitely better than KuoWNOthlngsm,
We, there was nothing in whiggery Oh which TO
found a permanent national party. With the sxeep-
zion If few distractions, which might mean or not
mean snv thing, the principles Of the Whig party
CHANGED not only with occasions but with latiudes
and longiudes. It was frequently quite respectable
IN opposition. but never successful IN practice. Its
leading IDEAS of ga national bank to regulate the
o.h.nces and ga tariff for the protection oil home
ia,strv could not now obtain the support Of one
f,,,-,b If those who formerly acted with the wing
-ortv i, the South. From Know Nothingism' how
ever anv possible changes would be for the better
and "a there viii always be some persons nnnd
enough to oppose the Democracy, IS the old wing
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party vas generally respectable, rather favor the
idea chat those greatly prsjudicsd individuals who
win not join the democracy unite in resusOtaling
the whig party Know NoshiDgism gaze thousands
Of the best wings Of Tennessee q chance Of WklOh
they svsied themselves Of uniting with the the de-
mOcEaoy, where they always belonged. Thy will
not 60 into the scheme ofreviving Whiggery. Know
NOthingism did Us an equal service in pastring and
feeding several hundred disafected and aspiring
democrats, who we're always 3 curse tous It IS to
be distinctly understood that, IN any new party ar
rangements, De not q Be compelled to take these
men back. So this point is distinctly understood,
cur opponents may bury the dead Samuel out OF
their sghtas soon as they please, snd try the effects
Of galvanisw on the long buried body Of whiggery
at their pleasure
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The river has commenced falling, but there ten feet Of
water on the Harpeth shoals.
The weather evening had the appearance Of rain
The business at the wharf been for several daysvey active,
there being as many boats in port time,
Of them taking leading and completely covering the wharf with
freights.
The mail packet B. NJ Runyan will leave for st. Louis this
day Sunday 10 O'Clock, and viii connect with the packets
for Memphis and Louisville.
The Anetonka leaves u o'clock, and will
meet with Msnphs St. Louis and Louisville packets She
will also take passengers the Red Rover at GAINESVILLE,
and bound for New Orleans Red Rover viii leave CIsrs-
Vile Immediately upon the arrival Of the MnetOnkA.
The Nashville Of the Line Of n. o. steamers arrived
at wharf yesterday looking gay and fresh in her
early days The Nashville the reputation Of being Of
the staunces the Mississippi river She stands here
and at New Orleans With such reputation, Captain
Boyd with the Nashville, soliciting public patronage,
having large experience boatman and beiag
moreover gentleman Under such auspices feel
pleasure in recommending him the public safe and ea
bic man. with as good floats On Tuesday next this
boat will depart for New Orleans.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of the 9th says:
Capt K Hazeete tidy and inviting packet Harmonic,
being fully loaded positively depart for Nashville p NJ
from GImore's Wharf She entered regular
acket between Pittsburgh Cincinnati Nashville will
ways leave puncuay advertised. Passengers will hnd her
accommodations complete and her officers attentive and cOur
The Fairy Queen CAPTAIN Kyle and seventysix Barclay are
loading, will leave for Nashville Saturday The
Fairy Queen recently had hold decSed while the Sew
enysx enlarged and reurnhed and refed her cabin
The Dunleith left Louisville the 9th, and the
John Gaut the 10th for this port.
The following will probably be among the tarriT
this port Caroline Diamond, Howard, and Commerce
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December rs, 1858.
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE

or super6ne Brussels Carpeting. Also, two ply All Wool
Carpets Wool Carpets all Cotton Carpets Boots, Shoes,
BTogans Boots Negro Shoes, &c. Also, Staple Dry Goods
Varieties &c We will sell Thursday Dec l6, lSS
count Of parties concerned the largest stock Of fine Brussels all
wool ply 4 wool and all cotton Capeng offered for sale
in this tv Al auction. Also, $50 Boots Shoes BrOgans,
with large line Of Staple and Variety Goods, which
receiving All these goods New, Nice and Perfect and
must and will be sold regardless Of prices City and Country
Merchants will please this sale in mind chance
recruit their stocks Remember December 10Th and come 70 the
sale, sure. LdeeAsl 1AASCE q AGSVs'
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ETNA NINE RACCOOE FOUNTAIN.
TUyIE EYNA co.'s IN successful operation, ready los uppy
Nashville market any II viii De found - he
the best Coal offered ia this city, PRODUCING MORE INTENSE
HEAT THAN ANY OTHER, BURNING MUCH LONGER
AND MAKING VERY LITTLE ASHES.
does not Light upsO quickly the Cumberland Goals
hard kindle, ami with little care In the
morning this viii be found to burn with great readiness We
guarantee that il e far economical Ian any other
this market.
The mixed Coal makes the best and be1uful fire. az
covered with hne coal At night and just s with the poker
the morning will blaze and make bright fire. first
for Close CRATES for machine shops, furnaces
bIacksniths, &c, sc.
Try all and and al the Office Of the
Etna Coal Co.
noy20-6 s. J. AGNEW, AGENT.
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Died.

the ID Of December, Of Typhoid Pneumonia at her fathers
residence, Lawrenceburg Tenn, Mis- JUA c. RoBIRDs
daughter of the late Col Nathaniel Robsrds.
Columbia Cd instant Of Consumption, joins WESLEY
COLQUrT, in the 2lst year of his age.
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pleasure informing all who take interest in tn
art Of Pistol Shooting will open Monday, the 18Th inst
Gallery corner Of Cedar and Cherry streets, which prom
Use shall be perfect in its entire arrangements.
gladly confer with gentlemen before forming class
es Of my mode teaching, Of pistol &C. being desire
rather in this my Nashville properly place this
accomplishment before gentlemen than to open Shooting
Gallery.
will gladly receive ALL at my who will honor with
their presence GALLEY OPES.
decIs-Iv JOHN TRAVIS.
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CRISP's GAIETY.

Seventh night the charming eomeiienne Miss MAGGIE
MITCHELL MONDAY EVENING, DEC. Ii, 1883, will
presented Buckstones celebrated drama Of The Greeh
Bushes; or, Hundred years AgOs Maini, the
Hunter Mssippi-Miss MAGGIE michele. Madame St.
Aubert-Ass Maggie Mitchell. DaDce-Mss Moe Williams
conclude With the admired and elegant buretta Of AnthO-
ny and Cleopatra. CleopatTa-Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL.
In preparation the Wept Of the Wish Ton Wish.
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At Christs Church city, the eth instant by the Rev.
Leonida smith, Prof JOIN KIMBERLY the University North
Carolina MEREDITH eldest daughter Of Hon.
Thofnas Marcy
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Gov. HARRIS AND The NEXT GUBERNATORIAL
/ ELECTION The extracts which We publish below
afford additional proof Of the popularity Of Gov.
| Harris with the Democracy of Tennessee. Every
day furnishes aecumuatve evidence of his strength.
Public opinion points to him with underng certain
y as emphaicslly the man for the contest next Au-
gust Gov. Harris will have no difficulty in secur-
ing the nomination if be will consent to make the
canvass Ii is due to his efficient services that he be
AGAIN made our standard bearer For twenty years
IL has been the uniform custom of the party to
mate the incumbent. This rule will be faithfully
observed by the rext State Convention. In fact,
far as the nominee is concerned, the Convention will
be mere matter of form, as the candidate has al
ready been agreed upon. We have heretofore ex~
pressed our earnest psrtialies Tor Gov Harris and
on this occasion can only renew them. We are for
him because we think under all the circumstances,
it is our duty suppOrthim and that the permanent
good of the Democratic party Of Tennessee will be
promoted and secured bv his nomination. He has
served the State we'll be has been true TO his party,
bs is an ornament to the State, of Infinite service to
the Soutb. aud we declsreOurselVes opposed to his
dismissal aud in favor of his reelection against any
and all competitors 1t is the immemorial usage Of
the Democracy in Tennessee to stand by their public
SERVANTS so long as they are faithful to duty. No
objection has yet been raised to Gov Harris tromsn
quarter you look to his services to the Democratic
psrtv none have been more efficient, more valuable
more continuous or more zealously and sincerely
rendered II you look to talents and qualifications
for sound, cool judgment-fOr sobriety, stesdi-
ness of purpose and discretiOn-for singleness of
thought honesty Of purpose consistency OF coDdEot
for habits of patient inquiry, honesty, delbers-
lion and for infexibe 6rmness in his political prin-
cples and policy, there is no one more acceptable or
distinguished tdan Isham g. Harris; EoJoying
destination in the State entirely by bright in
teleot and strong honest will, he has hold upon
the popular heart which renders his name power
in the State Go anywhere in the State OF Iennes-
see and you viii find the pulses of the honest mass
os of the Democracy beating warmly for Gov Hsr-
RS, the man Of the people.
The McNIiunville Ne,r Era has the following arti-
Gle in reference to Gov. HARBIs:
The Democracy of Warren have never had the
pleasure OF listening to the soquence Of our present
able and most admirable Governor. Without any
fault on his part he neither visited in 1886, when
an elector Of Mr.. Buchanan or in 1857 when bear
ing the Democratic eagles, for Governor. Still ne
united the uuterri6ed" Of our county to man
and received their votes at the ballot-bOx. While
they would have been pleased to have made his per-
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We believe that the Democratic masses through.
out the State of Tennessee desire and demand the
denomination of Governor HARRIS. On this point
there IS no division of sentiment either among the
press or the people. Few men have obtained or
deserved such extensive popularity as Gov. HARRIS
now enjoys
The following extracts from the papers Of West
and East Tennessee indicate the feeling Of the
masses in those sections.
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ADmINISTRATOR,SS SALE OF SLAVES.

DURsUANT Of honorable Probate Court Of
Davidson county, will on Monday the 10th day
OF January next at the house yards in the city Of
Nashville expose at public sale to the highest bidder all the
slaves weven number belonging to the estate Of the late Ran
Vaughn deceased consisting Of men, and children,
among them several valuable and
Terms.-The above slaves will be sold credit Of four
months the purchasers giving notes payable in Bank with appro
we'd security.
decl2-lm b. T. WEAKLY, Admir-.
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no the Citizens OF Nashville.

Wanted this Office, good Job PrnteEOne who thorough
understands business have permanent employment
December II, Is5S-d
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RAILROAD OMNIBUS LINE.

nMNIBUsEs VIII leave the various Hotels half hour be-
lore starting time for the digeent Railroads. Persons leav
ing orders the States and getting tickets At the Hotels before
u NJ for Evening" and p ~ for Morning Trains, viii be called
for any part Of the city, This line is responsible for baggage
placid in its charge,
sepI7-lf CIV. KENNEDY, Agent.
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Pnblie saIe of sIoves, q.

Public sale Of stoves, sc.
On Thursday, the 18th inst, at 10 oscIock 4.
WILL sell public sale the highest bidder stewart &
Oven old stand No "a Market street, ell lie stock on hand.
consisting Ct the olloWing articles Ranges, Cooking Stoves
Heating Stoves, for wood and coal Of different patterns
franklin and Parlor Stoves Mareed Iron Mautls Mantle
rates Tine and ccmmOnsl Stock Kettles, Brass Kettles. Hoo
Ware. Tin Wsre Dog Irons Platform and Counter Scales Tin
Machines Tools, and articles mentioned
This sale Is pursuant 70 deed q trust executed b.
art, (5ee Book No 2, Fp SIC 70 5j4, Rsies ecs,
therefore without
Terms Of saleAn under $40 cash. so months
Tine ldec2-dtdl q. B. GOODWIN, Trustee.
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A CONCERT FOR TIE BENEFIT OF TIA
1000 ACRES Of HEAVY TIMBERED LAND
FOR SALE.

SSTEAM Saw and GrSt Mill, nearly, good running
- der, situated about Ia miles from Nashville. miles from
Springfield and IA miles Of the Edgeheld and Kentucky
the southeast Robertson county. Upon
the whole there about 80 cleared land with good
country buildings; splendid falling springs;
from Sprined Nashville about to be opened through the
tract
would make splendid Stock Farm and first rate
Tobacco land, and timber almost great in
ducements lumber persons desiring good and cheap
stock or Tobacco Yarn.
Persons desiring the land will cali Vim Cummings
premises, DR. Farmer, Of Springfield, or
Nance in Nashville The Steam saw Mil cutting from 1900
Of lumer per daBCrouar and plenty Of good
timber convenient to the MILL timber YET having been cut on
Of the 1t lies mostly levels and has ne creek Of constant
water running through the
decs-d4LW2m WV. b. CUMMINGS.
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NTOTECE.Al persons having claims against James Hgh
deceased OF Smith county, Tennessee hereby no
hed present them the undersigned within the time limited BY
law indebted said deceased requested make
payment without delay. MITCHELL PERRY,
Administrator, with the will annexed, Of }. High, decd.
decf2-E4t prs fee 50
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
CARTER, w1L1srOHD q co.,

Successors TO Carter Mckay & Co., and F. Laner.)
On Tuesday, December I4ths 1885,
WWTE will offer for cash Warehouse No. s. Mar
Nv street. complete assortment Of Groceries, consisting
in part as follows, viz:
43 hhds n o. Sugar; 50 doE Ground Pepper, pure;
loo bsgs Raj Coffee; 50 dOZ Ground Mustard;
q mrs Moasses; so boxes Star Candles
q bsls Golden Syrup: 50 boxes TaloW Candles;
D bbls Crushed Sugar; 100 bbls Cincinnati WHISKY
IS bols Powdered Sugar. l3 do n. O.. do
d bbls Loaf Sugar; IOO pkgs French Brandy;
40 baifbbls Mackarel; 10 IBIS Dark Brandy;
100 cases Cove Oysters, IL . bbls n \. Gin; ..s
cans: so boxes C36 hars) Soap:
Is bags Pepper 100000 Cigars
IS bags Spice; 800 boxes quart Pickles.
Z chests Tea 10 do katsup;
90 reels Cotton Cord; . do quart Bottles;
50 bzs Scotch Snuff: so reams Wrap. Paper;
Togeher with many other articles up complete sale.
We will continue 70 sell in future every Tuesday.
dsc9-td CARTER, WILLsF0RD co.
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FOR oihcnna Reliance and Hus on for New Orleans James
johnson.
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Auction sale of Groceries
BY
MORRIS & STRAT TON
ON Wednesday Morning. 18th Dec, SIS.
Auction Iarg and we'll assorted stock u
Groceries, Liquors. &c. viz:
20 hhls crop Sugar. all 30 nests Buckets:
grades: 20 dOz Wash Boards;
GO bbls Crushed, Powdered & 50 d0z BrOoms;
Loaf Sugar, ali grades; TO Matches;
so bbis Coffee al qrades Demons. all sizes:
30 bags choice crop Rio 800 Glassware assorted
Coffee; $40 KEYS Nails, do;
lO1 hbls Moasses; 80 boxes Virginia Tobacco, va
100 = bills do; rious brands:
20 boxes fresh Rans; 30 O0G Cigars various brands;
20 bbls Pecans; 50 casks Soda:
j. bags 5 Almonds; 100 boxes Soda:
IL cases >aTdnes; so boxes ground Pepper, spice,
100 boxes Cheese: and Ginger:
50 LJls & bbls Maczersl; 300 boxes Star Candles:
100 boxes uerrngsi 50 DO TaloW do.
6D boxes Cod FISH 30 bbls Cider Vinegar;
20 boxes Brandy CherrS; 90 bbls Whisky, al pades;
bp coils Rope various sizes 50 dc Am Brandy and Gin;
80 bales Cotton Twiue; 10 do Malaga Wine:
20 doz Painted Buckets; ) do Port do;
% nests Tubs 3 0 boxes Bsndy.
Tog er with various other articles the Grocery line.
We will keep regular saeserery Wednesday Morn
ing throughout the season.
de,s NORRIS & sTRATTON.
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COTTON FACTORY AND FIGURING MILL
AT UCTION!


the 2Sth Of this month
ROck-Dale Cotton Factory,
and FIGURING MILL, together with the lands attached,
About Seven Hundred Acres.
This desirable pieces o. property Tennessee,
being situated Mt Pleasant the present terminus Of the Ten
nessee Alabama Railroad, in rich cotton growing region,
and Of Bgby with fall Of that
passed for Manufacturing Purposes The factory in
operation running hundred and seyenysX spnde,
ali complete order There the place Good Dwelling,
with all the necessary buildings for operations, &C This
pery be sold credit Of and three years, for
proved paper, bearing interest," with lien the property
will also sell the day and at the place,
credit Of Il months five work mules wagons, two yoke Of
oxen good cattle 100 stock hogs house
hold and kitchen furniture, lot Of backsm tools and
other articles too tedious to mention IL sale posty
decIl-itw&Wtds Y. 5. PICKARD.
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For Cincinnati Ella and Quaker City Pburg, Delegate
and GlenWOod.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES

HUI AO-N o@-a4I1 VE tEIAUDEIaHE8
f. -Ee.-f By
LANIER, PHILLIPS a co.
an MONDAY, 18th DEC, 1855 will sell for Cash in
front Warehouse, complete assortment Of Groceries
consisting In part as follows, viz:
g hhds new crop Sugar. 100 boxes Star candles;
200 bags Coffee; 100 j and Z do
IS bbls Molasses; IS bxs Sc lected W R CHEESE.
40 bbls erusd poW'd Sugar; 100 barrels White Whisky.
Is kits Mackerel Is do y. y. Brandy;
100 boxes flaskss 10 do Holland Gin;
u cases Sardnes; 800 kegs Nails
20 boxes Cove Oystersi IS dozen Painted Buckets;
10 bags Pepper; 80 nests Tubs;
p chests Tea; IS boxes Starch
20 bales Cotton Irvine; $50 do Soap;
IS coils Rope IS do D0yle's Candles;
Is eases Matches; 100 dozen Mason's Backing;
$50 pkgs ". X. Rasns; $50 pkgs new Macgerai ktts
10 hhls Texas Pears; 3 bbls bbls-
Together with numerous other articles up complete
sale. LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
dec7-dm No 80, Market street
B: We will continue to sell regularly every Monday
throughout the season
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RIVER AND sTEAmBOAT NEWS.

ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
From Louisville John Bell from Cincinnati, Isaac Shelby
from Paducal, Cuba from smithland, Nashville
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BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
For St. Louis, B. NJ. Runyan.
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ROoA1S - % sghsI9Eh.Y ~

ME public put in possession Of the extra
ordinary remedies atant for what has heretofore
dered ineurabls disease king Outward Applicu-
fiOms the action Of which seemingly Miraculous and ia
having o. those attributes Uh make up he numerous
compounds nov IN general use
pamphlet contanins seclioua etisrs Distinguishes
and we'll individuals other Documentary evencs
will Accompany the remedy.
Mr.. James Rees having ceased 70 be the agent FOR the of
this Baam he price BEEN reduced IL only obtained
Of the proprietor By letter directed % G. OCAs box I p
o. Philadelphia, Penn noF5Q-dGn
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DUNCAN & BROTHER,

UMBER MERCHANTS, Pittsburg, Pa,
Dealers in all Kinds Of Lumber, have hand 2OO0bO1
White Pine Boards. Deaear this city will find their ad
vantage order from this firm. All communications addressed
rroUlnt attention. dec8-d2W%
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FLY NegFOCS Wanted.
WILL pay the very highest market price f1r likely Youn
Il Negroes between the ages Of l5and . years
WILL. L. BOYD, in
dec5 u, sire