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ssShau the People Govern the Banks; or,
the Banks Govern the PeOPIe?"

sGShau the People Govern the Banks; or,
the Banks Govern the PeOPle?'
This is the question which will find its solution in
the next canvass for State officers. From various
indications 1 am happy to believe that the Demo-
cratic party will be true to its ancient faith, and
again marshal her hosts in defence of her people
and their rights against the domination Of exclusive
privileges and monopolies. For long years have
the people of Tennessee been cursed with curren-
ey which has done serious injustice to position
and credit as State and inflicted grievous injury
upon the labor and wealth of her citizens An error
is tolerated until it begets oppressiOn-then, and
not till then, is resistance made A free people
should be Jealous of their rights and at all times
watchful of their INVASION yet it is historical that
deeming themselves secure, they sleep and are only
aroused by palpable wrongs The people of Tennes
soc form no exception to this truth Of history for
whilst they slept those whotoil not nor spn erept
in upop them and seized portion Of their sover-
eiguiy-sthe right to make money" And now the
peope are awakened to find inEumerable, irrsspon~
sible bodies corporate, organized at almost every
cross road clothed with vast and powerful privileges
having control Of their credit and able to dictate
the value of their entire propertyforcing unwilling
tribute and tax from one ane s the biting, bitter
truth Of which has been felt throughout the land for
the last tWelvemonth Shall this state O. things
continue? Is not resistance an imperative duty?
The contest has begun Already have the Banks
entered the field demanding re-CharteTs and con-
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TENNESSEE

GovERsoR OF SOUTH CARoLNA.-The Charleston
Mercury of the 18th says "The Legislature yester-
day elected on joint ballot, Col VIM. Ii. Gist Of
Union District Governor of South Carolina for the
succeeding term Of two yesrs. Col. Gist was for
many years member of the Senate aud in l846 was
Lieutenant Governor, during the term of Gov. Sea
brook. We believe that he never qualified as Lieu
tenant Governor, but continued in his Senatorial
seat where he served for several years subsequently,
Col Gist is very widely known throughout the State
as msn of high honor and character"
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EAlnAJAo AfatA laAAA-dA- 4tAAtEA
Perhaps since 8laeauays History England no boos -
been looked for with more eager szstitior ta thsus
Literary Aesssnger
with patient industry only less rsna1b able hl bis e-
power be has produced work Hac addition g h iras-
ties Is a. amusing as Waveriy Novel a1f Is arcf - go
man onograph.-sHfsrdsiy Rsrie15 (Loadoa.l
No labor can compared the literary toll Of utleh s
marks conspicuous page Of these volues sl
handling Of antique documents, such sshinz u hs
tinacity Of research e their exposition Las evidently ds1s
q The AUTHOR almost places he miraculous pa fence = aon
Of genius 50 happily combined with DE doggsd lsss
Of a drudge.-N Z Iri5lHae.
It. has long been eagerly Anticipated and that &c l a
published t Is seized upon with rs much ldg r0u
a novel oy BulEer Dickens. Iaa# Is
abatement Of the old Caryean strength huu5r a az t
ness VITA uaich ne relding Eorla s afsly % airf IN
many lave tried initiate, lud which sf ~
unique and impossible TO an hut eir inventor and maass
The author has ezpore dsd Which has never besn eii-
gently and thorough raFerse by 1ent historian. -
result = historical reurEeon Of oenes AID leaous p -
eighteenth century which few readers prspares 90 nic
page-F--I Ereniag Pod.
OF he richness o. Mr. carlys's book i1 rly drawn rrtl
pictures % add hingsof fantastic an rggi
manly pathos' no idea he gathered eozP s asss.
There is ore characteristc u NJ |Carivie's
which raises him abc sc the level Of aenispoTlry sn-
solemn ol ui mystery aui wonder lf huul1 Of
IN whci Gel places is never absent g. him. IN
his eeaings Eit he Infinitely te that aase . rrs part
Of history De never loses sight ~ ihe 'iudueY at nat
struggles lectullly for expression truugl. Il lbs snsg
ta gives % BIZ writings their % qnaut add tsr ous
o. stern grniul irony, TIER st and gr1iss contrasts
--As7ioaat Rcrif'r (London-)
The one Of the most remarkable Of he
ninsteeIth century - Con- rsslciai li,lceftissr.
Rich u kn1u'sge, graphic aud comprehensive its eiches
ahundauty interesting. afrfiL7eld ksnulficfH-
This work, remarkable Do conception. aal IN
50 vigorous in its vorzing up-lfcy LHHg itaes.
work o. rare excellence n histoctl pa. 20 i a
interesting as hs rest novel o. t iay o Loticr.A
As hook, Carlyle never wrote any,a- mere rsd,e ha
this, aus an thar be writes is seia-8esi Dfly lfres
DO not recollect O. llv iy work via more lntl
est and pleasure -C1'Tres posleaf tiHstal 4ercuf1f
Zach Of the volumes has hansle s,s, and secon
furnished With several valuable l ani closes sa cpious
and useful inlex.
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The gold discoveries at Cherry Creek Nebraska
turn out tosbe of considerable importance. The
Noaparisl, published at Council Bluffs Iowa. hasin-
formation direct from tn diggings, from gentle
man recently arrived and from correspondent It
is alleged that miners who have been there long
enough to get permanently located and at work, are
making, without the aid Of perfect implements, from
two and half to twenty dollars per day. The advent
Of Winter was interfering with operations somewhat
but it was believed that the opening of Spring the
miners will reap rich harvest, especially in the
mountain gulches.
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CRISP,s GATETY.

Last night but three the gifted actress Miss MAGGIE
MITCHELL WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC. Is 1853,
by express desire will be repeated for the last time Bueksone
drama Of The Green Bushes. Miami, Miss MAGGIE
MITCHELL Danos-Ars. Graham. To conclude with
the amusing Comelietta Of the Ladys' Stratagems in
in which Miss gge Mitchell will sustain four characters, sing
Dance InpFeparaton The Wept Of the Wish Ton Wish.
OOFFEE AT AUCTION.---WILL BE ADDED TO
Sale this morning $50 or 200 bags Of Coffee, slightly
damaged. Sold account Of underwriters.
dec5-H MORRIS & STRATTON.
GLOVER SEED.---15 barrels PennsyIva-
Y MIA Glover Seed. just received and for sale BY
debit HARRIS, GORDON & co.
"YANTED.-4-A Permanent Situation as
w CHAMBERAfAD on steamboat from this place to
New Orleans. Good reference be given Enquire at this
Office, the Fancy Store Of r. Anderson No % Union ST.
MRS. LETITIA B0RTON,
0Brien's Boarding House Broad street.
decl5-dlw.
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DIX. Kings DISPENSARx
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

l II Or. King. formerly Of n su York, for ne Last t,uf
GS5S-s years II Louisville keutzesy-sud Who las ie
his attention 20 the uf private diseases
thirty years, haers himself having attended T zee lor
many years, anoure many thousands, he IS euael
all diseases Of private nature matter bow had thgy may
from indcious mgical tTealent from Regdct Their
Dr. Kings Dspensay is No % Deck streets between
Cherry and The square, where he an diseases % private
nature.
GosORHEA cured without uagcious medicine or ntssrrnos
from business
srRlCRuRE Of old recent date efeculy cured lev
days by operation which pain Where slrcurl
exists, health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease cause
mischief and undernines Tire constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with all the seases Of the skin, growing cut 81 neg
lsct or bal treatment, Be electlly cured u sTs
sEfAt MEAEyEs, particular attention having been given
this disease, and all he eonseIu growing IT, rolrt
Ia many By the destructive habits ncouieFe
Youths and excessive indulgence Of tire passions. naeiet 81
which will undermine the constitution, rcueln ect INF
Tor business or society and ng premature Old age.
Females who may be ahorng E any dculty % the womb
nay rest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing sbra, by rtg and Stating their casefWs
fee enclosed, directed to Dr. A. King, No . Dcarck
Nashville, Tennessee viii have the necessary meciae
their address with Necessary directions strict secrecy Observed.
Office hours from o'clock in the morning until GIN De
23-dAzwIV
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IxrEREsTING RELIGIOUS CEREMoyY-At Wheeling,
Va, on Tuesday, the eth, Miss Louisa Mathews was
admitted into the religious order of the Sisters Of
St. Joseph" Bishop Wheeling preached an inter
estiBg discourse on the occasion, to large number
of persons. Miss Mathews is designated in religion
by the name Of Sister Stanislaus The Wheeling
Gazette says:
Miss Mathews is native Of Wythe county, in
this State and connection of the family Of Floyds
which occupies s distinguished position in Eastern
Virginia, its members having filed the highest Of
fees in the State, and one now being member Of
the national cabinet This family has also become
remarkable for the number of converts it has fur
nished to the Catholic Church, Miss Mathews be-
ing one also. She is spoken Of by those who have
known her long and intimately, as young lady Of
polished manners aid highly cultivated mind
The order Of the Sisters Of st. Joseph, of which
Miss Mathews has become a protested member, IS
devoted to attendance the sick care of hospitals
end orphan asylums, and the education Of the chill
dren of the poorer classes. The mother house is
located at St. Louis has branches at several points
in the United States and Canadas, and numbers
about four hundred members
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Auction sale OF Groceries
BY
NORRIS d RATTON.
ON Wednesday Morning, 18TH Dec. 1855,
will offer at Auction large and we'll assorted stock Of
Groceries, Liquors &C, viz:
20 hhds new crop Sugar, all 80 nests Buckets:
grades; 20 d0z Wash Boards;
60 bbls Crushed, Powdered 4 50 doz Bro0ms;
Loaf Sugar, al grades: 10 Matches;
so bbls Extra Coffee all grades50 Demiohns. all sizes;
800 bags choice crop Rio 800 boxes Glassware, assorted
C0fee go kegs Nails, DO;
100 bhls Molasses so boxes Virginia TohaccO
100 = bbls do; riOus brands;
100 boxes fresh Rasns; $4,000 Cigars various brands
20 hbls Pecans; 50 casks Soda;
IS bags Almonds; 100 boxes Soda;
Dc SaFlinrs; 50 boxes ground Pepper, Spice,
100 boxes Cheese and Ginger;
50 HhIs x = bIis Aackerel; 200 boxes Star Candles;
100 boxes Merrngs;- 50 do TalioH do;
90 boxes Cod Fish. 30 bbs Cider Vinegar;
20 boxes Brandy Cherries 20J bbls Whisky, All grades;
90 coils Rope. various sizes 50 do Am Brandy and Gin
50 bales Cotton Twiue; 10 do Malaga Wine;
50 doz Painted Buckets; do Port do;
20 nests Tubs; 300 boxes Bandy.
Tog Their with other articles in the Grocery line.
We will keep regular saeseYer Wednesday Morn
ing throughout the
does MORRIS < sTRATTON.
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Journal will begin January lst 1859 under most en-
eourasins prospects. 1t will, at that time, he
GREATLY ENLARGED
and several new and important features aade which together
with its handsome pictorial Illustrations, increase its pesen
popularity.
feature Of the Homestead, and viii be conducted in
worthy Of the interest desires Every Depart
Of Southern Ar uture will receive due attention,
systems cutyang the raising and general farm
management prom have by actcal mer
and found worthy Of adoption large corps OF Contributors
constantly writing for this Department Of the HOMESTEAD
HOrtIcHIture.-Tls patnel constantly 81 led with
excellent Horticultural and Pathological nforma ton,
yersaly pronounced Of the useful the Pa
per. Gentlemen Of experience and ability write for it.
Literary Departm ent'--The publishers conf
dent that the announcement that
Mas L. VIRGINIA FRENCH
viii the the Literary columns Of the oyE
STEAD for 1889 will be received with general reclamation y her
many admirers, and warm welcome extended to the vehicle
which will convey the world gems Of thought
Several beautiful and highly interesting stories will appear the
HOMESTEAD tor 1853, from the pen Of Mas FRENCH.
IllustFa HOMESTEAD will continue, here.
toore to he illustrated with handsome eungs prepared
rressly for its columns by a competent Artist.
4 News Summary Of Foreign and Domestic events,
ceaueau intelligence. The condensed present.
oderatecomgass, everything Of general interest.
Market hePorts.-sstriet attention will be given to
Market Reports or 1888 the editors determined pa.
per shall excel in this particular.
TO the tOuthern PeOPle.--We now offer you
PERIODICAL which permanently established in your midst,
voted to the great vital the counry-wch has hem
contents and appearance, any similar paper Union
We therefore, ask every Southern who may
practical benefit his farming operations, furnish
family interesting and useful reading. give the SOUTHERN
Form and EeFms.--THE SOUTHERN HoMEsrE.D is
published weekly each number containing eight large pages
engravings, at the following
Terms --lNvARIABLT I ADvAScE,-One copy, 50
Year; six copies, SO copies SIS, and copy
L. P WILLIAMS CO.,
Send for specimen Numbers, Prospec-
tuses, sc. wake mp Clubs Immediately.
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CONCERT ron THE BENEFIT OF THE

YWNHE Robertson Association having been prefer
ed the services OF nguhe Musical Amateurs Of
the city, propose to give Grand Instrumental and
Vocal Concert at Odd Fellows Hall on
wednesday Evenings the 18th inst.
Tickets admission procured at the several Book and
Music Strs and at the Hall the evenngo the performance
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SAFE OF FIVE MATCHES,

FTNHEI NIE3Es SALE OF FINE WAECEIEss
JEWELHNs ETC.--In pursuance Of a Deed OF
Trust executed by Dan A. Johnston, and registered in
No. % pages 507 and 5J8 offering foE sale
Cost, all the Stock in trade Of said Johnston, at No. 49, Cherry
street, Coopers Budng Consisting Of Fine Gold and Silver
Watches Gold Breast Pins; Ear rings; Gold Pens &C. One Fine
Regulator Clock Two Fine French Clocks Two splendid Show
Gases Also his Household and Kitchen Furnure One Fine
Forte; Cabinet Of Curiostes, Shells &c,
valuable collection. Also, Library Of and valuable Books
One Of Singer & Cos. Best Sewing Machines &c &C.
Those wanting bargains viii do well TO call early.
deci5-Iw JAMES NJ REED, Trustee.
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second supply OF this Great work just
received By
". r.. BERRY & Coz
dsc4 Public saears.
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ROCA's BALSam FOR PULMONARY AND
TUBERCULAR CONSUMPTION.

FfNHE public put In possession of % t extra
ordinary remedies for heretofore con-
sidrel ncuTae disease, being OutNVa I'd AppIfga-
tiOms the action Of which seemingly miraculous.
having Of uose attributes Ehich make up he
compounds nov in general USE
pamphlet coutning direction from distinguished
ami we'll known Individuals aud other documentary evidences
will accompany the remedy.
Mr. Rees having ceased 70 be tie agent Tor e sale Or
the price bern repcl. It only obtaaed
proprietor letter directed % g. A. OCAs box f p.
o. Philadelphia, Penn. nov1o-iiu
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The opening of the Tehuantepec route and its sue
cess, is on event Of the age; great step in the
progress of civilization and commences and for his
agency in this work the Postmaster General will
receive the thanks of the country. The Importance
and benefit Of this great enterprise to the South and
South-West-tO the valley of the Mississippi, to
Mexico, and to the rising empire of the Pacific
coast it is impossible to Overestimate. The argu'
mens of the establishment of this line, in the face
of q powerful and interested opposition, set
forth in letters to the chairman of the House Com
mittee on Post Offices and Post Roads, with broad
and statesmanlike vigor which left no for
cessful reply The route is a success, and New Or
leans will soon be brought within thirteen days Of
San Francisco.
The Postmaster General sets forth with clearness
the expenditures of his department, and submits
suggestions to relieve the present heavy charge upon
the treasury which, in the present financial juno
ture, are well worth the consideration of Congress.
They are three: the acceptance of bids for mail
service alone without sipuatOns for conveyance of
passengers or freight the increase Of the postage
on letters from three to five cents each, and the
substitution Of stamps for the Of the members of
Congress in lieu of the present franking privilege.
By the first two it is supposed some four millions
and half would be gained. The estimated saving
by the last measure was not given but il is fair to
assume it would be very considerable.
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t. G. WHITE


r. c. AND ERSON a CO.,
No ~ Market street, near the square;
Nashville, Tennessee,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
READK-MADE CLOTHING,
And GentIemem's Furnishing GOOds
o. our own Manufacture.
THANKFUL for the liberal patronage tstoue upon our house
IL for series Of past, beg inform custom
and the public In gcaera- that csnt u or
stock Of
Fall AND WINTER GOODS,
which have been carefully manufactured suit market
bracng an the and latest les Of ready Dress Good
and Gentlemens Furnishing Goods In great abundance.
large and varied assortment q beaver plot cloth ana
other kinds Of coats hand which the sinvd
We solicit call from friends customer feeling co
dent suit them in style and quality % gJ0is and Eol-1
please them in price, for PURCHASED our goods 10 se
and are determined 20 "let them g1n
Employing but the ssi'ul workman. and hrv-
ing hand choice and select cloths are
prepared 70 make ali descriptions o. clothing the shortest
hce-eL k
dee3-dH R. c. ANDERSON & co.
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GROCERIES.
100 bids Sugar; 500 bags Coffee;
100 half barrels MOlasses; 100 boxes Lheese
100 kits Mackere 100 boxes and half boxes Raisins
so bDls do 800 do do St. Candles;
500 kegs Nails; 100 boxes Tobacco.
We receiving the above articles, will sell them
down for cash. TERRASS BROTHERS,
dec4 No. 7. Market street.
IRON. hundred Tons well assorted which we are still
selling TERRASS BROTHER.
decl4 No. = Market street.
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THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD.
LARGE FIRST CLASS ILLUSTRATED,
Agricultural and Family Newspaper.
GREATLY ENLARGED

TEyHE Fourth Volume Of this beautiful and popular Weekly
Journal viii Legn January Ist. Is59 under en-
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REAT SALE OF 1IAGNIFICEET PLATED

VETARE Fine Paintings Pictures, Alaaster Ware
w Italian Marble Figures, Designs, &c, peempory Benz
T. Shields will expose public auctioD his rooms, No 42
Friday morning. Dec. Eh 10 o'clock the largest and
varied Of rich and desirable Fancy Goods yet offered
this The ladies especially invited the
The goods will he ready for inspection the l5hins See small
bills. ldecl4-tdl BENZ. F. SHIELDS.
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New vOlun,e--Bniarsed ana Improved
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Post Master GeneraI,s Report,
From the Washington States.


In the postal system of the country every feels
personal interest, and the annual report Of its Op
eraiOns is consutedtO discover what steps have been
TAKEN or are proposed to perfect its results, extend
its benefits and curtaiI within due bounds its
sary expenditures From q careful perusal of the
present report of Gov Brown, we are prepared to
say that it will not suffer by comparison with any
preceding one for fullness Of information, mas
terly grasp of the subject cOnhded to his admins
trative care Every part Of the document indicates
personal supervision and knowledge, Of minute
detail, on the part Of its author. To appreciate
properly the labor thus involved, must consider
that this is system employing some thirtysix thou
sand subordinates and contractors, extending to
every State, county, and village OF vast confed
eracy, and for the adequate discharge of large
portion of the trust requiring study Of our rela>
tions with foreign Powers, knowledge of the routes
and intricacies of foreign commerce, and enligh
ened insight into the growth and prospective exig
eneies of people whose progress has so far exceeded
all calculation or prophecy.
No section Of the country mss had its wants neg
lected The great routes from New York. Philsde
pbia, and Baltimore, westward, have been made more
certain, regular, and rapid, by the employment Of
agents to take charge of the THROUGH mails to the
great cities of the West and Northwest while for
the old service between this city and New Orleans
which not long since took from six to seven days.
with frequent and repeated failures, We have rei-
able service in Eve days. with the prospect Of
speedy reduction to three and half. In view Of
such results, the Postmaster General has wisely
Trained from adding the route from New York to
New Orleans, across Florida via Cedar Keys and by
ocean steamers for the rest Of the trip.
The routes upon the Mississippi, from st. Louis
down, have been reduced in expense, and the speedy
completion of the Southern system of railroads viii
greatly add to their CELEBRITY.
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Daily Line U. s. RIaiI Packets.
FROM
20 Memphis, st: Louis and Louis.


Daily Line U. s. RIaiI Packets.
FROM
Nashville 10 Memphis, st. Louis and Louis
Steamer minnetOnka,
Captain JOHN S. DAsHIE1I, leaves every Moniay
and Friday, at u O'Clock.
Steamer Cuba,
Captain JOHN L. BATENAN, leaves every Wednesday
and Sunday, at u o'clock
Steamer SaIIie West,
Captain J. N. ooRBErT, leaves every Tuesday, at 4
O'Clock, P. NJ.
Steamer b. vi. Runyan,
Captain JAMES MILLER, leaves every Saturday, at
o'clock P. NJ.
These fine and YOre packets under
to carry the United States Mall ard passengers rely them
leaving puneuaiy They viii give through tickets 70 the above
named places, and VIII Paduch splendid Uni
ted States mail Steamers Alvin Adams, southerner and Moses
McClelland. A. HAMILTON, Agent
dec5-dd GPB or II H HARRISON, Agent
To the Citizens of Nashville.
have the pleasure OF informing all who the
aro Pistol Shooting, thatI will open Monday, the 18th
Gallery the corner Of Cedar and Cherry Streets which prom
Use shall beperiect in its entire arrangements.
would gladly confer with gentlemen before forming my class
Of mode Of teaching, Of pistol @ being my desire
rather in s my first visit Nashville, properly place this
accomplishment before gentlemen than open Shooting
Gallery.
will gladly receive my who viii honor with
their presence. galley now OPEN.
decla-lw JOHN TRAVIS.
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Fifty Negroes Wanted.
WILL pay the very highest market price for likely Young
g Negroes between the ages Of IS and IS years.
WILL. L. BOYD, JR.,
dec5 No. 50 Cherry street.
FOR RENT.
FETAT very desirable Store Room adjoining my Office, being
r No. A., Cherry street. for nextyesr. Apply 10
dec5 WILL. L. BOYD, JR
CRIELDIEEN'S FANCY HATS AND CATS.
A LARGE assorimedt just received at
"A EIsANCISCOsS, Fashionable Halter,
5ct-u . Public Square.
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Fine Imported BFandies for sale.
q Pipes, Jules Robine & Co. COgnac Vintage 1859.
Z" 1915.
I Alex seignette 1856.
l05 1856
Punchon Did Scotch Whisky, very fine.
The above Invoice Of Brsndys will sell the trade cheap
months time.
Deci5 HARRIS, GORDON & Co.