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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

az One Of the wealthiest individuals in
this country, it is said, has now on deposit
in the Boston Banks one million sigh, ,bon.
sand dollars, and refuses to loan on real es.
tate, having prejudice against this class Of
securities, on account Of some decisions here
tofore in the Supreme Court, adverse to his
interest.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

,4g- There are Gu seaports in Cuba, and,
last year, there were $3.50 coastwisc arrivals,
and 1869 clearances. This will give IN idea
of the trade of this beautiful Island which is
not more than half cultivated, under the
rroaant rppimp
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

e4Y- The "Citizen," John Mitchrll's pa.
per, suggests that the Hon. John Bell be
hung in effgy before the Capitol at Nashville.
The following is portion of its article:
SIN the meantime il is open to the citizens
of Tennessee to furnish new and additional
evidence, such as would peradventure salts
fy Mr.. Bell that he does not represent his
State. Something must be done with this
Old man of the Sea.
Suppose the Bell were hangcd-in eifigy,
before the Capitol at vie-then sup
pose tina. the Legislature gave him a solemn
public funeral; and that the Speaker
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

ST. LOUIS. March l5.-Advces have been
received here from Col. Johnson's camp, as
late as January 25th. The condition and
health of the troops were excellent and four
deaths only had occurred since their arrival.
The Indians have given full assurances Of
their friendship. No snow was seen along
the route.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

New FIRM.-Wm. &. Witt g. Co. have
purchased the Dry Goods establishment of
Deaderiek g. Lowry-"Ballew's Concerto
which they will shortly add a large and sea-
sonablc assortment AS we know the mem
bers of the new Firm to be clever nccommo-
dating young men, we can confidently com.
mend our friends wanting any thing in their
line to give them call.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

tg- Hon. Milton Brown, has again been
chosen President Of the Mobile and Ohio Rail
Road, ut the recent meeting of the Board, at
Mobile.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

FEY The following notice appears on a
country meeting house ANY person sticking
bills against this church will be prosecuted
according to law or any other nuisance
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

ST.. LOUIS, March ll.-Gov. Denver has
issued a proclamation denouncing ]. H.
Lanes proposals for enrolling Kansas militia,
as illegal, and a usurpation of power.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

WAsHIScToS, March l5.-The Senate was
engaged nearly all day in listening to speetn'
es on the Kansas question from Messrs' Ma
son, of Va, and Wade, Of Ohio. u
In the House the Hon. Augustus ~ ~
Wright, Of Ga., introduced homestead D'.'
and the Hon. Samuel A. Smith, r"c'''
rnilWaY bill.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

tSS An exchange contains m advertise
ment Of bonnets and petticoats for young
mems wear to correspond with the shawIs so
generally worn. Very accommodating
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

eSw A poor fellow, robuked by minis
ter for working on the Lords day naivey
replied, "Why sir, ] only earn triile on the
Sabbath whilst you make your living on that
day"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

~ There is Bit Of sermon and n
snatch of a song wrapped up in the fac, that
not out Of the clear sky but out of the cloud
came bows of promise, and out of the TEN.
pest spring elements OF peace and beauty,
eyes as pure rs white lilies from the bosom
OF the stormy water. The hope that kin.
dies in the laughing eye is sure to be curved
in the falling tear.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

GEN. CAss.-We hear rumor, says y"
Detroit Advertiser, shat Gen. CasS' w.,
probably, will not remain much Io0g' "
Mr.. Buchanan's Cabinet. The ruInof 'VD at
from source so intimately connected ,.rs
Gen. Cass, and so likely to be PI"a's -.
posted with regard to his feelings "' '',o,s
are inclined to place considerable '''''
upon IT,"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

FOREIGN Portland, Me-, March l6.-The
steamer North America has arrived with
Liverpool dates to March Sd. Cotton has
advanced l.Sd on all qualities. The general
news is uninteresiing. The French conspi-
rators had appealed against the sentence of
death pronounced upon them.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

HIDES AND LEATHER.-Boston papers state
that an advance has been reported on the
price of this article, which they think has
been got up by spectators, for the stock on
hand, and the demand would not warrant an
advance in price, the stock being larger than
usual, and the demand less.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

.Y- 1t appears that the liquor sold in
Buffalo is perfectly "orfal." The Advertiser
gives the following description of it:
"The brandy is poison, the whiskey of that
variety known as hardware'-stIy chnine
would improve it-and the gin is kept in
glass bottles simply because it would eat
through the slaves of barrel in fifteen
minutes
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

.W- His physicians think that Mr. Jeffer.
son Davis can hardly resume active duty be-
fore two months hence. He is now confined
to dark room under a severe regimen.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

ley The Wilmington IN. Co. Commercial,
after an existence of twelve years, has wound
up its nflalrs aud stepped out.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

SyaroMEric.-A resolution has passed
the House of Representatives that the Leg
islature adjourn sine die, at noon, on Monday,
tho 22d inst. 1t is thought, however, that it
will be re-considercd and so amended as TO
mako the adjournment take place on the FRS.
of Anil
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

,W- Byron once said, 4 am convinced
that men do more harm to themselves than
ever the devil could dOto them Byron for
got that man was himself the devil person
fled.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

MOBILE, March l5.-Sales OF Cotton 10
day 1900 bales. The market is dull MlddI'DS
1lta1 1t cents.
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ew- A despatch from Washington of the
10th, says:-
"Tweniy-fve more speeches in the Senate
and fifty in the House, are expected on Kan
sas matters before the vote is supposed will
be taken next Monday"
If the gentleman who speak so intermina-
bly, knew how few of their speeches are
read by the people, they would probably be
less prolific,
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fag- The Washington States saws on alh,

tR- The Washington States says on "the
best authority"-which, of course, can be no
other than that of the President himself
that Mr.. Buchanan does not intend to ap-
poin, James Gordon Bennett, ESQ.,, to for
eign mission; and further gives us to under
stand that IN MIR. Buchanan's opinion such an
appointment would be stigma upon the
country.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

FIRE.-The FIGURING and Saw Mills own
ed by WIN. Burns and J. R. Zeiger, on Eas-
tanalee, a mile and a half below Athens,
were DESTROYED by fire about o'clock on Sun
day morning last. Loss about $500.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

SENSIBLE AT LAsT.-A number of citizens
of Philadelphia have pe!itioned the LegsIa-
ture to pass law prohibiting free negroes
from coming into that State. They say that
they are subjected to trouble, inconvenience
and expense by such influx, including old
negroes, set free by their masters, fugitive
slaves and other worthless darkes, most of
whom become public charge or n prey upon
individual charity.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

New YORK, March l5.-SaIes Of Colon
to-day 1000 bales. The market was some
wha; easier, but quotations were unchanged.
Breadstuffs, Naval Stores and Rice were
reported firm.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

sag- A theological professor, speaking of
Balaam's ass, says it is wrong to doubt that
the ass spoke like man, when we daily hear
so many men speaking like nsses.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

New YORK, March l5.-1he Star Of Wv
West has arrived with Sl,300,OOo ue' s,Ia
200 passengers, and California dates ., "
Goth. She connected with the Jo.s eoo.
Stephens which brought 10 Panama si'O'"
600 lreasurp
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

PUB. DoCs.-We are under obligations 10
Hon. John Bell and Hon. Sam. A. Smith for
valuable public documents.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19
ATHENS, FRIDAY, MARCH 10. 1858.

II This paper, containing statements of
all the produce markets in which the pro-
dueing and business classes OF our section are
interested, goes to press every Thursday
evening, after the arrival of the Southern,
Western and East tern mails, and is circulated
in the counties of McMinn, Bradley, Monroe,
Roane, Rhea. Meigs, Bledsoe, and Knox, the
next day. Friday. We are, therefore, enabled
to furnish our friends with the very latest
news at the earliest hour. Its present cireu-
iatiOn is 1880 copies, and is rapidly increas-
ing and consequently furnishes a most ad-
vantageous medium for advertising.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

s5Y- The postmaster at Tabor, Roane
county, has our Acknowledgements for his at
tention. We should be gratifed to have the
Post. circulate q little more freely in that
neighborhood, and any efforts to that end
will be kindly remembered.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

New ORLEANS, March l5.-Colton s Cso
$4,000 bales, l0aall; prices Irregular E s'sl
lower; lard in kegs, llallt; sterling Jaw
premium.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

.5Y- Some of the papers state that efforts
are making TO revive thusccret organization
of Know Nothingism at the North. The
splendid successes which followed the origi-
nal experiment are supposed to furnish the
encouragement for second venture.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

e5P- Circuit Court for Hamilton county,
commences ut Harrison next Monday, the
22d.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

SAFE Your MosEY.-G. w. Ross is in
receipt Of q lot of Fire and Burglar Proof
Safes. See advertisement.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

COUNTY ELEcTIoSs.-J. &. Conner was
reelected Sheriff of Hamilton county; A. p.
Hunter elected Trustee.
In Bledsoe, - Smith reelected Sheriff;
J. NJ. Bridgman elected Circuit Court Clerk,
without opposition. .,..
Cravens Sheriff. elected Sheriff Of Cum.
berland county.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19


REVIVAL OF THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE.
We have received another communication
on the "Revival of the African Slave Trade"
For reasons satisfactory to ourself, we must
respectfully decline TO publish it. There is
a paper printed at Knoxville which was es-
tobished, rs avowed, mainly, to advocate the
proposition our correspondent offers to dis
cuss, and VIC advise him to seek that me-
dun.
II seems to be the misfortune of our coun.
try that no sooner is there prospect for
settling one difficulty on the everlasting niger
question, than another is ready to be sprung.
There is not man acquainted with popular
sentiment, North and South, and with the
tone and temper of our people, but must
know that il is the worst sort of policy 10 be
talking about reviving the Trade and inun.
dating the South with wild Africans. There
is no excuse for lis discussion at this time,
except the hope that it will increase sectional
bitterness, protract present difficulties, and
contribute to the end at which its advocates
are ultimately aiming Disunion and a South
ern Confederacy. The argument offered,
that revival Of the Trade would so depre-
ciate the value OF slaves that every family
might own one or more, is altogether mer-
ccnary, has its foundation solely in cupidty,
aud is too contemplate for any one to trou-
bic himself about rebutting. Our correspon-
dent will, therefore, excuse us for declining
to publish his paper. The manuscript awaits
his order.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

The New HAMPSHIRE ELEcTIos.-This
"tremendjuous" democratic State seems to
be rapidly going over to Black Republican
ism. As far rs heard from-and that is the
principal part of the State-the Republicans
have elected their Governor by nearly 5000
majority. Their majority last year was 2,5O0.
In the House and Senate they have nearly
two to one. Notwithstanding the noisy pre-.
tensions to the contrary, the transition from
Democracy TO Abolitisnism appears 10 be re-
markably easy.
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icy you want to know wnc'"''
is hollow or not, ax H.
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BACON AT NAsHvILLE.--The Nashville
Banner quotes Bacon at 8 cents per ID. hog
ronnd
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n.y' "Song," by NJ. E, W., shall have n
place next week.
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TEMPERANCE MEETISG.-We observe n
call, in the last Register, signed by some of
the prominent citizens of Knoxville, for n
meeting of the friends of sobriety and good
order, to consider whether any steps can be
taken TO check the excess of vice 10 strong
drink, ard promote the cause Of temperance
1t is painfully evident that the vice Of drunk
enness is on the increase fearfuIIy through
out the country-and if there ever was a
time when the friends of temperance were
called upon TO unite and act in an effort TO
save the young and thoughtess from n fate
worse than death, it is now. We hope the
movement about to be inaugurated al Knox.
vile, will be followed by similar movements
in every city, town and village in the State
where sobriety has friend or temperance an
advocate. All experience proves that there is
nothing 10 be expected from legislation on
the subject; but the friends of good order
may do much to arrest the food by directing
their efforts MS they would against any other
evil beyond the reach of legal enat tments.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-19

EXTRA SEssIos.-The Legislature of Vir-
gina adjourned on the night of the 9TH, and
Gov. Wise i'm mediately convened I'M extra
sassion
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CHARLESTON BASKs.--The Charlestc

CHARLESTON BANKs.--The Charleston
Courier, Of the 9th, says:
"rhe banks of this city have determined
to reduce the rates of Northern exchange to
Ii per cent premium on and after this day
They will also for the convenience of the
public, receive the notes of the suspended
banks OF Augusta and Savannah"
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PHLIP S. WaITE N A NV CHARACFER--We 20.
lice that Philip 8. White, to whom the temperancs
men Of this State gave some I've thousand dollars
year for repeating the same bsrsngus at different
points, has appeared in new character as one q
the orators Of Ratification Meeting Of the Peoples
Party Of Philsdelphia-this peoples Party being
new name for the anti Democratic fusion, ef which
Black Republicsuism Is the main element. " sndeE
Il this new dodge viii Psy the inmaculate Philip q
we'll as the temperance lecturiug did White
spread himself. What mounte-banks some Of on
people at the South endesvor TO fos upon Us under
the name Of Performers. - Wilmington JoaTBak
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EvEETs M ISIS. n-Under ibis head ~

"GRnA1 Evuz7s N ls5s.n-Under this head ne -
New York 0asFpzr ranks four things, IS follows:
/. The Revival Of Religion; The most extensive ,
ana thorough ever experienced in the United states
2 The Triumph Of the American Tract Society,
the greatest moral vict0ry Of truth over error aohisg
ed since the Reformation under Maxim Luther.
3 The successful completion Of The Electric Tele-
graph from Europe 20 America the greatest work
Of human perseverance, and enterprise. -7r-- 49,
f. The opening Of China to the Commerce Of thsr
world and free tOlsratioa o. the Christian religion
throw gheut the empire -r-
Pretty well for .he first half Of 1858; what wiz
autumn and winter bring forth2 -. r. 49,
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Onssquars year, SS0-Eaeh additional square, SO
| a ar,erttserS exceeding the space contracted
Cor, viii be charged for the excess.
r IN THE WEEKLY -
SQUARE Cor hrst, and FIFTY Gems for each
Idyes1er published IN both the Daily and Weekly, vii
Be charged ne full daily rates Eh oneah ne weekly rates
7raasisus Arerfises ussst 5spadd for atsds tine Of
To Correspondents.
will save great deal q unnsesssry aouhls Z our
friends IN writing 10 Us viii bear in mind me following rules;
Always give date post oce, county, and State in the body
o. your letter. -l- - -
both Offices in full. 80 a..
II you business and on WIG on
shests Of paper, or different leaves o. one sheet ,
Letters communications solcited upon Al sls
subjects may Of Information OF interest," 70 me uS'
inonyous onnunictons Of EhatsYercaraeteF VII receive
no attention. -.
Correspondents should write only upon one sde OF nc Ps
Wecanuot undertake 70 return rejected communications
An letters on business should be directed to Aessrs s. @
CO. and personally to either OF ne Fropne
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PIANO FORTES, Observation-Disclosures, Z
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SUCCESSFUL!
TS5s. FALL TRADE. 1858.
IT nurz WIZ YoRK lCLLLLNERY ElLpORLLlL


RMRS. DOFLErespectUlly announces to the ladies n
Nv Of Nashville, State Of Tennessee, and adjoining
States that she viii receive few days, from New York W.
fine LARGEST and most magnificent stock Of FRENCH PATTERN
BONNETS as we'll the cheapest ever brought 70 TINS c IN
part follows: pa #
1000 Pail and Winter Bopnets all oolors:
Ism Ladies' and Misses brown and White Leghorn boomers
new styles; ltsl .r-E-. rT 60. q 49,
500 Cheniel Fancy Buge Marebeau Plain and Flower HEAD
Dresses; s-l-l-ltl
500 Ladies' Dress Caps:
1850 extra fine French Flowers Tor Party anu bla R
pointments;
15oo Pieces Rich Winter Bonnet Ribbons new styles;
go Boxes White Red and c0lOred Plumes. -
EMBROIDERIEs, such Collars, sleeves Handkefenel5
Sets Bands, Edgings, Chidrens Robes Waists and aes
large lot Of Patent Skirts and COrsets Cloth Coas Of the most
popular styles Fus in great quantity, all the way from the
Rocky Mountains. ~
6ld Bonnets renovated and retrimmed in No. style u
augl5d ra.. Mlas. DO1hE.
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~ ~ =, ~ -b,rt. Of T,r,nsf1rd blolghirtsr & Co,
,iiire a. Hon W, Campbell, Lebanon Hon " n. Sul-
lon, Carthage Hon. + l. Glrteialfs' s l.i - ~
Tsi,,9teT ri Hon IT, Nixon Yaniise, Athens Aalns a
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VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY BAia4l.o-A
Notice 90 Contractors

CtEALED Proposals viii be received q nd llas my
- the 18Th Of November next tof w 8nr from ice Yr
= ne al ffv mile. az tfs r1ld 90 m,
ginia and Tennessee Railroad west io ~ - esn y
S ~ 17lief Engineer, IN ne town q Ai5Al 49,,
he i5tf dSy Of October nest who VIII s,s ~ 80 ,io1s
hereto. The line Is DIVIDED my p. :,
~ - $3.50 JistsBos here viii Be earn % no.e
1870 a. or varis Of loose and bard rocl aoeaL DO
vno,ts- 11s..nTy, g. coo perches Of dry Grams
Tb,se uToposing for The work ar fe'
/ ut ,5,aarInt Of stock they are y
sor tleir work Address the
: ser2I-silInov Is
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A, q. a A. b. BEECH,
ARE NOW OPENING DAILY At THEIR NEW STORE
m ~ College Street,

NWH
TTyHFR Fall and Winter Of Dry Goods consisting OF the
latest STYLES Of Silks Travelling Dress Goods, etc. etc Ia
dies Misses and Chldrns Expansion Skirts togetr win
well selected stock Of staple and Fancy OOO0s gen
eTally- Notions, etc. ..
Oil Cloths Of styles and qualities ali Of Wnch te
Offering short profits to cash dealers or 70
time. auAll-l
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WANTED.

WTTANTED geneel, active, business as pr tne via
Nv cash capital Of $1,000, genteel, profitable anG esn
business which will pay from hfeen hundred doers
year One be business man, Address mmsatey X a.
this saiee, eeeSs-a@
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PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.
@gss.5.i.55 ssa..s.EE -

f5fs = -5sass.sss -;5iii,E s..SEs
EyuE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities with
westerns Northwestern and Southwestern States by con
fTpous Railway This road also connects al FlourB
VIII daily lines Of Steamers all ports the Western Ve
and AT Cleveland Sandussy with steamers TO all ports on t
Ertrcstern Lakes making direct ch6GpeSt ana fett
won't bv which FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from ue
treat West. .-,,-rrr. ,,-, 1rTrep1-pc
RaTEs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PlIIsBUkG'
F7psT CLAss-Boos Shoes Dry Goods I'm sc per IOOR
boxes) Furs, Feathers, &c,
SFCoyp CLAss.-BOUks and Statotdg, NY Coo per lOOh
Goods lin bales,) Hardware, Leather ec-',
THIRD CLAss.-Auvls, Baggngr Bacon anu SOC per lOOB
Pork lin buIk,) Hemp, &C.
ForRrH CtACoee, Fish, Bacon, anu hoIA 4Oc per lOOb
Tpacked,) Lard and Lard Ol'
Fl0ur-75cts per bbl. until further notice
Crap--35cts per 100 lbs, until further noIce - III, e.
Cotton-S2 per bale not eNoeelng 7OOO ils "elsi'' ~
thfr notice. -. .-.-r.i-. Ia. Of pbladeIuhia,
L,5rtinIsr 10 marx package ''UI. PhIphlG hdtrGa4
All Goods consigned the Agents OF tins Allroau al
5io or pittsburE will arjed without detentoh
FpTsUr Asrvrs- Harris, Wormley * CO.. Memphis Ien
II 81 S & CO., ST. Louis; J. ;. Mitchell! & sons
I5;rro. Dnnenil Bell and Murdoch, aud carter q jewel
Io1ise Nv r. c. Medium, Madison, Indiana Spr
4 Rrovn. and Irwin & Co. Cincinnati n W NIitn .
y-yilIe Ohio: Leach CO., No d hllhy streets boseoI
- A. Co Aston House, New York. No. j. "itm sIIe'
- NJ : battery Place, New York; E. J. sneeder' puma
II-- A. Rooms Bal more; G. FraucIscus, FittsnIE
II. m. HOUSTON, General Freight 1gs8t, fats a.
HI LOMBAERT, Sup't,, AHo0Hd, Pam
mi
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS!
Ladies large sized French Dress Trunks;
EN0 IN do No. / Sole Leather Covered do
E4f=T[VS Al Medallion and Iron Framed do
tATlI Al Extra sizes Flat Top Tray do
do Travelling Satchels.
CENTS No. / Sole Leather Trunks;
10 BLACK and Russell Iron Frame Trunks;
do English Sole Leather do
do Sole Leather Buggy Do
Id Ashland and Plain Sole Leather YaAsesi
OeIpe' OasS III s JOHN RAMAdE,
80 4 College street.
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sell for cash to the highest bddeT On ts irs , o
day October nest On 5 ne E9i Ave. iet eevsn sshsl
VIE IN snd 6 Of sale viii be given % the pqlsr.
high. ''- B. T. LAYNEs
a. Hllsboro, rem