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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-03
Ccrmans, look nj This.
Who are Know M0thlngs,

The Democracy still repeat the stale
cry Of "Kuow Nolhingism" prescription
to foreigners" &c. while they themselves
are receiving, in the bonds OF brotherhood,
and hugging to their embrace the nnkost
and most proacriptivo of that order. They
even give them the first seats in their syn.
agogue and the offer Of the fattest offices
and emoluments. while honest, intelligent
and upright Germans, who have fought
in the ranks for years, must go unthank-
cd and unprovided for, Witness the &C.
ton Of the recent Loeofoco State aud Coun-
ty Conventions, On the stato ticket, they
have nominated, for Attorney General,
DURnIN WARD, an old Whig and a rabid
X. N. Their candidates for Comptroll,r r
and the Board Of Public Works, we be.
love, were also Know Nothiugs. Then
look at the action Of the "rule or ruin
wing Of the party in this county. Mr
ZAHN, a man Of upright character, whom
rybody esteems aud who has done
more actual. shoulder service for the par
~. than any other man in il, was mos
shamefully defeated in the nomination 70
Auditor receiving only the support o
his fllow Germaus-aud by whom wa
he defeated? BY WALTER S, BuRNs, III,
"CHqGes" candidate, notorious mem
Der Of the OZARK lantern" order. Mess
Won Blon and Flummerrclt were trcate,
in the Same manner This is the treat
ment the Germans of this county have al
ways received at the hands Of thoir dem
ocrRtic "task masters" An they wan
is their votes to elec, them 20 office they
must do all the hard labor and receiy,
none Of the rewards They arc mad,
"hewers Of wood aud drawers Of water.
We appeal to the Germans, if this is no
so--we appeal to them to toll us, when
since Judge Lang went out Of office, the,
have received one cram in the shape d
an Office at the hands of tia "CliuueY"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-03
Where Is the Vonl Rlll0r2

The Advertiser Of last week, having ox-
hausted is little store Of argument. male
itself the laughing stock OF old womou
and boys, by reiterating the silly charge,
made by Geo. Knupp in his 'olqngiooaie
report, that Mr.. Heming settled with the
Commissioners for s5,434 SO, when there
were in his hands the sum of S9,89l a.
The balance, (sL387 75) Mr. Knupp
says. belongs TO the Township, City.
Ward, Union School and Fire Department
Funds, respectively. Now. il Mr., Rnupp
and the AdUsrtiser do not know that Me
Commissioners hare nothing to do wiR
these funds. their ignorance should excite
public sympathy.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-03
Judge Carey A Man for The Times,

No man in the Ninth Congressional
District, is better known or more esteem
cd than our good old plebian standard
bearer, JUDuE CAREY. In these degen-
Grated times, we may we'll be proud that
we have such man among us. He is
one of The people--a regular mud sill"
farmer and the especial friend of the la
boring man. During his long residence
among us, he has held several offices of
trust and he is known every where, as
RS-ruE INcoRRUPrmLE sTATEsMAN-EET
whose principles are not for sale aud who
cannot be bought up, as Lecompton w,
Hall was. 1t affords us great pleasure TO
place his name at the head Of our col.
umns and we call upon the "Small listed
farmers" greasy mechanics" and other
Mud Sills" of Seneca co, to rally to his
support. We subjoin the following brief
sketch Of his life.
JoHN CAREY emigratod to his present
hcme in 1894, from Columbus, where up
to that time, he had been employed as a
d y hborer, on the farm Of Col Kilborn,
one Of the founders of Bucyrus. With
the fruits Of years OF toll, he purchased a
small tract Of land upon the Tymochtee,
\ (thep in Crawford County, and erecting
upon it a log cabin, went to work with
strong hands to subdue the wilderness,
aud make Tor himself aud his children a
home. Prosperity always attends honest
effort, and it smiled upon JonN CAREY
His few acres doubled, uobled aud quad.
upled,
But It was not in wealth alone. that he
Iprospered. His unyielding integrity, his
acute, never-lailing judgment soon made
him man Of note in his locality, He
was the first Associate Judge after the
formation Of the county, and wes several
times elected to tho Senate and Lower
House Of the State
Judge CAREY is no o(fice-seeker, nc
hangeron OF party. no leech upon the pub
lio, What no is no made himself. His
wealth he gained by honest labor. his ed.
uoOtion by toilsome, unaided application,
his reputation by a long LIE Of striot
straight forward honesty and uprightness
In politics he has always been the same
as in every thing else. When satisfied
which was the right course, he pursued
il ct all hazards. Selfinterest never
swayed him hairs.breadth. mtimida.
ton had no etfeot upon him.
Such man is JoHN CAREY, the Re
publican Nominee for Congress. A mar
worthy Of the distinction conferred upon
him--one who would honor any position
in the gift Of the people,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-03
The Reason why Taxes Must bo
Paid in Gold and Silver,

Two Tax payers met. the other day.
when the following discussion ensued;
GOOD morning. neighbor Jones"
GOOD morning, Mr.. Smith What
news this morning.,
ooh nothing. only l thought ! would
call to see il you have any Specie that /
could got Of you. want to get ready
to pay my Tax, this fall"
why, my dear sirl What do you want
Specie for? Won't good paper do?"
"No Sir, II won't these Democratic
times. The Democrats, you know, are
opposed 10 all banking institutions. They
are bound TO break them down"
Nov neighbor, don't talk so loud
You know we all 60 with that crowd and
II don't believe the Democrats meant to
ido any such thing"
"Well sir, let's read the law oflast win
Ter. II reads substantially as follows:
On and after the 9Th day Of July 1853
sill orders Of 80 and under must be paid
la coir. anil so on thus.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-03
A PAIN Question. .Mo Dodglng.

Now, what the people would like to
know is whether Judge Hall is ready 10
vote for the admissioa Of Kansas into the
Union, as a free state with her present
population. Ear The people don't want
any artful dodging Of this plain question,
but a plain and explicit answer. Will
Mr.. Hall favor his constituents with his
reply to this question: -aT
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-03
Know Nothlnrs.

WALTER S. BURNs, the looOfooO candi.
date for Auditor, was a Know Nothing.
JuDeE BAeBT, commander in chief OF
the "Clqus," was Know Nothing.
Or. PENNINGTON. looofooo candidate for
City Real Estate Appraiser, was a Know
Nothing,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-03
Three Lies Nailed.

The charge that Judge Carey was once
a Fedoralist is wilful aud malicious false
hood He has always beon true demo.
crat Of the Jefferson and Madison School.
aTBuchanau was rank Fcderalist..n
The charge that Judge Carey was a
Maine Law Advocate is a base fabrication.
lie never advocated the passage Of such a
law in Ohio.
The charge that Judge Carey was a
Know Nothing isaLrE. lie never belong
ed to that order.
Judge Hall is Know Nothing. both by
birth, education and association and ncar-
ly half the candidates on tho democratic
ticket were once Know Nothmgs.
Keep IL Before tho People.
That L. w. Hall went to Congress,
pledged to introduce and try to have pass
cd, a bill repeating tho present salary bill;
and
Keep 1t before the people, G5-that Hall
never introduced such a bill or made any
effort to have it acted upon but poCketed
the $4,000 and came home.- -GEE
Keep it before tho people. that Hall
went 10 Conorass fIafHqe1 ~ voi-
making Kansas free State, by faithfully
applying the doctrine Of Poular Sovereign
" allowing them TO come in with con-
'Iitution of their own choice; and
Keep il before the people, that Hall,
whenever he found he was representing
lis constituents, deserted thom, slid over
% Buchanan aud voted for the English
3ribe to make Kansas a slave State.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-03
A Stamnada.

The democratic party is becoming so
openly corrupt and mixed up with Know
NothiOgism, iha! the Germans, almost ey-
erywhere. arc deserIing it and joining the
Republicans.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-03
OHIO STATE FAIR.
REE RESENTMENT HAlg

RikeT, Hubbard and Col. Colt having purchased the
elusive right 10 furnish Refieshmeutl on e staie Fan
Grounds,
sNgP G9ONEoU63uGTs
and having made ample arrangements, will be prepared
furnish Warn Meals al an hoaTs. Persons calling or Re
ehments Stands may rest assured Of feeeiving &
seps 2wsl RiKER, HUBBARD q COLT
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-03

BY the Rev. ]. H. Good. at the shawhan
House, on the goth August, Mr.. R, NJ. sEILARs
to Miss CAROLINE L. ENos, both Of Wood county
On the 3lst Of August by the same, Mr.. JoHx
soHAEoHrELE TO Miss Many RUsoH, both Of Til.
hn.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-03

E.1- Candlebox Calhoun, according to
a Kansas correspondent, "being forsaken
by tho tickle goddess Fortune, intends to
eschew politics aud retire to the shades Of
private life. lie purposes leaving for the
East in a few days, en- route for his home
at, Springfield, Illinois.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-03
w e s t. S II OF e L ,
Sandusky, Ohio,

Corner Of Columbus Avenue aud Water Streets.
FTnE Public respectfully Informed that this new and
l. oapaeous Hotel will be opened for the reception Of
guests on Monday, September 9th
This House s one Of the largest in the State Fepeto with
az the modern improvements, and finished throughout In
tue most perfect style with hot cold and shower baths
every stony, gas and bells in every room, sc &c
The NTnitnFe is entirely new and Of the most modern
style, a@d the Iropietor are busy engaged In adapt
tug Il TO the different rooms
This House Is eoasFueted that there ore large number
o. well ventilated paTor with and three bedroom
attached tor the convenience Of families
Every utleuton viii be paid to the comfort and conve.
nence Of guests, and every exeon used tho pan Of the
ptopHetou 10 meke u frs class Hotel only in lie gen
eFal arrangement but In is table and n,anarement
Hhndasky, Sept. l653 9d.Qws
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-03
A Oonnndrnm.

Why is L. w. Halls private character
like the anteoedents Of the Democratic
party?
Ans. Because it won't bear iauestiga-
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-03
METROPOLITAN SALOON;
Vests Block, Water St., Sandusky o.

This ssloon 4 6ted up in the ven host STYLE and m,
customer will dad everything "a Noln Oysters Game
Nc OF eyeD kind IN The vvB best Of dfnks of
those that ARE Try, GEORGE sTAHL
sslSR" Proprietor
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-03
Keen II before ihs Pannla.

That GEO. KNUPP's investigation and
'Ohangdoodlo report, made by order Of the
"CHque," but not according to law, has
robbed the Treasury of Seneca county of
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-03
$IOO 90,

That being the only deficiency brought to
light. except very large deficiency of
brains and common sense.
Keepit before the people, that the, new
Subtreasury Law, besides R7-requiring
the payment Of Taxes in Gold and Sill
yer, -ET will cost the ax-payers of SEN
aca countv tho fret war aho,,,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-03

Bg-We challenge the AdUertiser to de.
signato ono single, leading principle Of the
present democratic party, except that Il is
in favor Of tho propagation and perpetual
ton Of SlaYery.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-03
II. A. BUsRIRK. A. BUsKlRR.
CO-PARTNERSHIP.

WE the undeTsignsd. viii continue the Wholesale and
w Retail rocey Business IN All is banohes the old
and No 3 Shawhan Block, Main street. Whero cordial
iy inyiis everybody 70 give us a call
ApTl6 II. A. BUsKIRK 4 BRO.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-03
TAKE N0TICEl

Tho Tribune is the only Anti
Lecompton papor Published in
Seneca county. Show it to your
noighbors and get them to sub
scribe. Price $3.50 per annum
in advance. Great inducements
offered for getting mp clubs.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-03

re- The Democracy Of the 9th 4
trict have nominated, for Congress, III
VIM. Mungen Of Hareock, better kno
as "Fiddler BillY.W
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-03

Eg~Col George W. Manypenny, O
Zanesville, Ohio, Elk. commissions Of In
dian Affairs, was, on Friday, nominate,
for Congress by the Democrats Of tn
Muskingum district.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-03

EgThe Republicans Of the sth ID
irict have renominated Hon. Ben. siantd
Vim. Hubbard, editor Of the Logan {
Gazette and an old Wing, is the Dem
cratic nominee.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-03

RV-wondor how many forged eli
lars" the Clique intends to send out
f.W
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-03

E.g- Hon. Thaddous Stevens has be,
put in nomination for Congress by u
Of the Lancaster Distric
Pennsylvania.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-03
DISSOLUTION.

THE eopnrtneTship heretofore existing under the firm
and name OF a a. nustirk 4 Co, isths day dissolved
By mutual content. The Hooks with IA. A, buskih
BotheF the old stand, whee they woud kndy solicit all
1ersOns indebted call wish settle the business
Of the former hTms II. a, husklkk,
@. w. huSKIRK,
Timn. Aprills, isSs. A. BUsKIRK.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-03
NEW ADYERTIsEmENTs


Rebsosa Ann Barkman vs. William Bafkman
Court Of Common Pleas and for the County Of senecs
and State Of Ohio.
V7HE said William nshman, defendant, nonruiident
II of the Stale or Ohio. win take notice that
the said Rehocca Ann Hartman pa f on the 3l day oi
AuruFi A. d. 1884, fled her petition In The ohce oi tha
tlefk olhc Cont Qi Common fleaat within and lof o
county of seneca and Eno Of Oho chafanr said William
Baan with gross neglect or dniy f uree YET rs last past
and aifu absence o three at past, asking that she
NAV De- divorced from he sad william Barkman, defend
ant which petition will stand ur hearng the next term
of said cont. d. r. OGLE,
sep3 6ws2 Attorney for PlantiM
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ea.aMel aolss .aeesesl Ia EEeno..

Awarded to-
THE PORTABLE ENGINE BUILT AZ PHILIP RAHA's
EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
RIonmoyp, Va,
the best Portable Engine for Agricultural be-
ing the SIMPLEST CHEAPEST most economical and dura
bic manufactured North or South.
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
One Of these Engines Mills complete, Of size No e
pressiy ooee Of oEench boards day
furnishing good mechanic to erect il and the purchaser
paying freight and insurance from this city
FOR s2,9yO,
Portable Circular Saw Mills.
One Of these Eng ines and Mills size No expressly guar
anteed 10 saw 400 feet onench boards per day with
services Of a good me chanic, etc. as above
FOR s2,75o.
Portable Circular saw mills.
One Of these Engines and Mills Size No s. expressly guaau
co feet of onench boards per day with the
vices Of good mechanic, as above, etc,
These Engines complete for driving Gr Mills and Cot
ton Gins.
The cost Of larger smaller machinery about in proportion
to the Of work be done. All machinery expressly
guaranteed represented, or o sale
One of these celebrated Machines, from P Rahu's Eagle
Foundry, Richmond, Va is exhibition IS Perdido
street. .....-
Also variety of Machinery for Plantation uses nhand
s'' - 's' y EDWARD NJ. IyENs, Agent,
MO 2p4t-1m&W No. Union street
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C0rnek W.prehotsse.


1@4.,s.,...e,.....cANALs STREET,
j. d. CAMERON & co.
Have recently received large stock Of newest styles of
Corpeting and Curtain Goods,
from manufacturers, offer them at small profit We
every facility Of procuring the and best goods
at the lowest prices.
CHOICE VELVET WILTON, in best and common quality.
Low PRICED AND SUPERIOR BRUSSELS 8-PLY and
INGRAM, of various qualities.
HALL AND STAIR cARPETING-Dutch, Wool and Hemp,
for offices.
COCOA MATING, 3,4 TO Ca.
"a to ls.4 Figured BAIzES by the yard.
b. in squares,
Velvet Tufted and Mosaic RUGS.
DOOR MATS and RUGS, STAIR RODS, etc, etc
Floor OH Cloths.
Three wenyour feet wide, of the best and ordinary
qualities.
Cotton, Cotton and Worsted and Damask
Satin De I.aine and Brocatelle,
64 Printed Lasting and Reps,
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS, Cords, Tassels, Gimps
etc; Cormices, Bands and Pins.
Window Shades.
A very large variety Of new and elegant styles.
Billiard Cloths
of extra quaityS4 Crimson Green and Blue for Table
Covers.
PIANO AND TABLE CoyERs-A large assortment
We daily receiving additions stock which will be
unsurpassed in the country. MS 2p6t
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sGtFeNfiOft /!


VIII LIAM r. d o H A N F.,
Ga Q SER,
CORNER DRYADEs AND ITALIA STREETS,
Has in the choicest selection Of GROCERIES.
Families and others will do well call and examine bis we'll
assorted stock Every article will be at the lowest cash
prices Those interested will please the address note
the fact.
10 half chests Green and Black TEAS,
20 kegs Goshen BUTiER-selected.
20 boxes f. D. CHEESE
20 boxes W. R. CHEESE"
40 boxes and bags BUCKwHEAT.
barrels Belchers GOLDEN SYRUP.
New MOLAssEs and best Extra FLOUR.
PRESERVES of all kinds and French FRUITS
HAMS Of the best brands.
Old BRANDY and Red WINES.
Aud in fact everything fresh suit the appetite the
w. R. DOHAN'S,
MO 2plt-6t corner Of Thaa and DryRdes streets.
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We asve received large Of Hosiery Gloves
Black and Fancy Silks shsw Emboideries Laees Parasos
Ribbons etc, etc which win sen extremey prices
Gentlemen are informed that have ftl Of
Shirts undeFshirts and Drawers Meno Cotton Seeks
Hemmed Handkerehefa, and other Furnishing Goods all q
fair prices.
Our stock Of Housekeeping 6eo3s very full embracing
Curtain Goods Table Linens Towels SheetiDgs eoansrpares
Pillow CASING, gea Blankets comorF ETC. all as cheap as
eR can be purchased in the North. call is respectfully
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
No n8 Canal street
MY zP9 one door from Royal
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- laalde pages "a to-.lay,s oreseent.laa

BEsEFoLEaT ASSOCIATION OF THE soSs OF LOUIS
The second anniversary Of this Association
i to bs celebrated, in becoming manner, on Sun
day next We have ample assurance, not only from
our knowledge Of the members and character Of the
Association, but from what We have heard, that the
celebration will be worth seeing and participating in.
The officers Of the Association have our thanks for
their polite invitations to join them on the occasion.
A programme of the celebration win be found else
where
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-10

Ba- We are indebted to DR.. Edward Dalony sena
for from the Parish Of East Felciana, fer pamphlet
headed as follows: The South Demands More La
bor.w I'VE have not had time to peruse it, as yet,
with that care its Importance demands. From our
knowledge Of the rare abilities Of its author, we are
sure that ii Il an able production.
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Plantation Clothing, etc.

+. NTALARD & co,
Nos. SO and so Canal st., corner old Hevees
Keep constantly hand large stock Of
PLANTATION CLOTHING,
Made up in the strongest manner with stus o. Tie most
durable quality.
Their assortment comprises all Sizes and consists in part Of
the following
HEAVY LINED KERsEY MONKEY COATS and PANTS.
RED, BLUE AND GRAY FLANNEL SHIRTS.
HICKORY SUITS c., for Men and Boys.
Women and Girls, KERsEY AND ooTToNADE FRocKs.
Joseys, Shirts, etc.
ALSO
WOOL AND GLAZED HATS. WOOL CAPS, BLANK rs,
Socks, etc., etc,
a5Je Orders hlled with promptness
F.MALARD & CO.,
s. and co Canal street,
hS zp5d<W corner old Levse ST.
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We. 86 .Manasine SlreeE.

Do you want FASHIONABLE HATE
Call at GRUMAN'St
Do you want a FINE HAT?
Call at GRUMAN'S!l ..
Do you want one of BELDENs BEsT2 .....
Gail nj GRUMAN'S III
Do you want your MONEYS WORTH2
Call at GRUMANs!l!!
The Fall styles now ready!
THE CHEAPEST HAT HOUSE IN NEW oRLEANsll
Manufacturers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
HATS, GAPS BoNNETs, MISSES, FLATS K UMBRELLAS.
pB- Country merchants planters friends select your Hats
of first hands
R8A greater variety salenble Hat, cheaper price
You'll end at THE HATTERs
NEW YORK, NEW ORLEANS, NODE DE PARIS. GRE
OLE STYLES,
For Men, Boys Youth and Infants.
RA large asortmenal sorts sizes c0lors fashions
suit the taste-to adon the head
S, E. GRUMAN & CO.'S,
EnlO 2p5t Corner Of Magazine and Grevier-"The Hat.
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"a. nostetter,s stomnch RItters nro nn,

a1y- Hostetter's stomach Brtters arc now
generally conceded 10 be uutQuaed for cir prompt
IN RleyianR and curing all diseases Of the stomach Their
superior excellence and consequent read
for from the well known fact that they the
pc sona supervision Of the proprietor in accordance
with pharmacenio science Its is always attended
the most benefeen results and in Of Nervous Debility
Constipation, Fataence and other Ike diseases caused by
dsordersd stomach is curative powers of the edy
and powerful character and exceeds any prepara of
the same claims before The public For BY druggists and
dealers generally, everywhere. ms 2p6tdW
.
Ra- Dr.. james VIII ARRIVE In New Orleans
the latter part Of The month October will re-
the practice Of his spECALrY at his Old Established
Dispensary, 50 customhouse street New Orleans
Ola 2ptfEW
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CopARTNERsHP. An advertisement in another
column notifies the public that Nh. Thos. 1. Clarke
has associated with him in business bis brother, Mr.
Henry ID Clarke, and that the business Of dealing in
coffee RICE, India bagging, etc, will be conducted
hereafter at Nos ~ and 20 Natche2 street. under the
style of Thos. Il. Clarke & Brother. We cordially
wish tile rev firm an the success that their correct
business habits so well entities them to-
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING, NOVEMBER 10, 1865.
Ne are indebted to the courtesy Of the officers
of the jackson Benevolent Association for invita-
tion 10 attend the celebration of their second annfyer
sary to-day. We shall endeavor to be present.
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RealIOUUE.

EDWARD HARVEY
Respectfully informs his customers aud the public generally
that his Hair Dressing and Shaving saloon 10
No, IS COMMON STREET, between Camp and St Charles
where he will be glad them The best BARRIERS the city
affords will always be in attendance
EDWARD HARVEY,
MS 2p6t 90 Common street.
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maestro Of TIE terpsichorean art is in town, and an
nounces that he will open his classes at Odd Fellows
HE'D 81 Monday next. We refer to the Professors
advertisement il another part Of our paper