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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-25

tie Legislature came sogeihs although t,r violent men urged this coarse upon them, yet they resist Led it aud there WAS found conservative fnsJor- ity even in the Free State Legislature who were not willing to launch the Territory npen the sea of civil war again. Hut upon this pretext this Convention with view of completely counter acting the power ot the people and of retaining in their hands the control of the whole State for an indefinite period, the adopted this proyis ion in the second section of the Schedule, Phat all laws now in force, shall connHe be in force, until altered or au,endfd, repealed by the Legis- latHfe assembltd d under the provisions of ihis Constitution And now understand what Was tue ohjrci of this provision . it was to supersede the new Legislature that had been elected by the people. and continue il, force ,lre acts of their own Legislature elected hy ihe Oxford, Shawnee. kickapoo. and Delaware Crossing frauds. Now am sure that it was for lis very purpose that these parties incorporated it in this Constitution they intended to perpe,nate tteir own power, and repeal and set aside all laws that might he enact. ed by the Territorial Legislature which was to as- seu,hle on the 4th of January. Now. gentlemen. in order to n,ake this i!g"tan power as stable as possible they provided for biennial Sessions of tI,r Legislature only once in two years was thai hody to assembie--ihe Senators holding their of- fees for four years, and the Rrpfrs tor two y+ars Now if this should sarcrpd in car rying ont their plan and holding their Pro-SIave- ry Legislature, they are sure of the Senate for at least four years before the people can possibly get chance, thoroughly ta change the character of this body But. in addition to this. they adopt ed clause whirh says-bnt which shall not comment upon tonight. at least at this part of my speerh-provi.lr9 no change shall he made in ihf C institution until after 1864. The L'gi>la- ,ure elected after 1864 may. by vote of two thirds, provide for an amendment to the Consti- tuition. But ,he Legislature elrrted after 1864 would not he elected till about 1866, and then 1t would have to snhmt the question to the people. and then the question w.u|d have To 90 before the m W Legislature, which would meet in 1868 and then the election would be called some time after 1868. So that npon this Constitution the Senate could not he changed Tn less than tour years an amend,uen, could not he adopted regularly. fairly under the Constitution, pfi.r to somewhere about IS10.
 Three hours were occupied ny Mr Stanton in delivering this speech, which was listened 10 throughout. with hrpa,hless attention. We wish every man in the whole country could read it. Ii stands forth, simple history of wrongs upheld by the Chief Magistrate of the Country unequal led in the annals of government.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-25

The growing attention [" religion, in various parts o this county continues to he such as great y to, encourage and rejoice the friends of the Church We have heard esp ci.lly o: an unusu- al interest prevailing in hotl the parishes of the town of Woodbury. but are unable at present to give particular f,cts. Ihe n.mes of sixteen per sons we'e propounded on Sunday last as canli- dates for the communion in the Fifst Church. The time for receiving them into membership is the first Sunday in March.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-25

WASHINGTON. February is-John Calhoun. in his defence, published this morning. says that he has written. to Governor Denver to procure sworn statements of the judges of the controverted Della ware Or essing precinct and to have them taken un biased exhibition of the facts. By the sworn state ments so procured, he shall be governed in giving certificates of the election of members of the Leeis latnre from Della ware county If it shall las proba. bly it wii) place the government of Kansas in the hands of his enemies. will regret it more than he yet he shall honestly discharge his official duties.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-25
AUCTION

A FARM of one hundred acres, formerly owned "A by HUMAN BEACH will be sold ut publie auction on MONDAY, MARCH lSr, at o'clock P NJ IL will be sold in pieces of 20 acres or mors all together, to suit customers Terms half dOwA and the balance can remain for term of years.
 The Farm has two good orchards of grafted frui', and has of the best meadow, blow and past ui land in the town.
 Also will be offered on the 1ST DAY OF APRIL next, a number of NOTES and ACCOUNTS if noI paid before. W. c. WADHAMs
 Milton, February lst, ls5S 4l-;d
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-25

or the necessity of leaving the choice of that com mittee to Mir Orr, without some satisfactory assur ances from him in regard to i.s composition We hope, if the majority pursue the course they DIG pose and sfffle the investigation, that 8 new com nittee will be ordered, and that the House will take the selection of it then as they should have done before, into their own hands.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-25

A CAl'co BAnL-Whrh we suppose mean s, a ball Where the ladies will he arrayed in Maddet Cacnes. and Merri,nacks, is to come off Friday the 26,h, d, Buckiry's Hall. From the style of ihe arrangements for Rcfreshmen n,s, Music. &c. we shall suppose those who enjoy such things. will have nice time. Refreshments can he had 'sny time ddri"g the evening in the Building. Tickets for Dancing and Refreshments $200
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-25

We have received frem the publishers, Dr. Edrf's Life of Dr Kane. The history of this remarkable man is one in which the whole coun- try is interested. and life more full of romantic incidents and daring adventure has never before been presented 10 the public. The reading com. mnni'y of this vicinity will ne delighted to hear
 that'il is for sale by it's agent, MT. o. F. Crane.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-25
uctiOn.

NXEcUTOES SALE-Will be sold in Sharon. AZ Conn on Wednesday, March Sd, at 1 o'clock M,: on the premises, the HOUSE, STORE. OUT BUILDINGS AND LOT, formerly occupied " David Gould, deceased. Also about 100 acres of wood and sprout land. near Sylvester Barnums. About 20 acres of spront land near E. Pych's.
 A G. W. Peck'G.
 e Geo. Dmnbar's>
 39 |" Nath. .Dunbar's Terms made known at time of sale
 Sharon, Feb. 10th, 1858. 432t
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-25

THE LATE AFfRAY IN CoNGKKss.-A gE rious affair occurred in Congress on Saturday. in which sneak ing. rascaly abolition. Black Republican xcoundrel named Grow. who halls from some wret he'd locality in the interior of Pennsylvania, got lis deserts at the hands of the gallant and chivalrous Hon. Law renee M. Keitt of South Carolina It seems that the Grow had the audacious in pudence to to the democratic side of the house. and while there take part in the proceedings. For this he was re- buked by Mir Keitt and the man Grow replied with some black republican slang about this being free land Mir. Keitt immediately resented this insole~ce by msking an effort to seize the scountrel by the throat at the same time calling him black repub- lican pu py. Grow put out his fist from the shou- der) for the purpose of keeping Mir Keitt from hurt ing him. when the latter struck the fist of Grow such tremendous blow with his eye that Kett fell down from the rebound
 Several Southern gentlemen nterfered to prevent Keitt from continuing to punish the insolent black republican, and MT Barkslale of Mississippi strnck Washbnrnc of Illinois such blow in the fist with his head. that the wig worn by Mir B whs knocked off It is hoped that this decided course the part of gallant southern representatives in Congress- will put effectual stop to such nsoence talking in Congress about this being free land-Southe7n Fire Edter
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-25

The Superior Court is still in session, and upon the last jury We shall give full report of all the cases during the term in our next issuc and shall enleavor hereafter at every session of the Courts to give weekly report of their proceedings
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-25
FOR SALE.

A BOUT 20 acres of meadow. plough and pasture .-H land about equally divided, situate on the the Bishop Farm STEPHEN BECKWITH
 LitchGcd Jan. 1858. T
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-25
, RE.IL ESTaTE, Se.
To Rent.

To Rent. VH>HE HOUSE AND BARN, with or without the N lot, in the south part of this village. now occupied hy Mir James Gannun Possession given on the lst of April. Apply ts the subscriber
 c. s BUES.. Litchfed Feb. IT, 1858. 43N
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-25
DIEsIo.

-~~~S@S>S\~SA><~
 In this village. on the 18th inst, OLIVER $. WELLHR. aged 49.
 In Wa,rrtow q, on the 2lst inst. Hon. HoL. BROOK CUFFS. aged 70.
 lm tlIs town. on the l4lh inst. Mrs. SALLY GaIsw"LD. ag'd 6l.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-25
REFINED KEROSENE OIL.

IN consequence of heavy additional expense fns II cured by qualification of Kerosene nlumina- ting Oil, the Trustees of the Company have been compelled to advance the price making it retail 6. I25 instead of 100 as formerly. The purifcatiOi. has very much improved 1t, RExDERse IT rREs FROM ALL UNPLEAsASr oDoR-of a beautiful straw eoior-perfectly safe-and burns at . very small oII g'herene styles of LAMPS, together with the
 H. w. BUEL < cos.
 Jan. 24 1858. 'o tf.sa
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-25
H0USATONIC RAILROAD. Annual SfOckhOlders' Meeting.

IN the Honsatonfc Railroad Company that the An nnaf Meeting of said Company will he held at their office in the city of Bridgeport, FRIDAY the 26th day of February. A. D. 1858. at half past o'clock F. M. for the purpose of electing Board of Direet any other business proper to be done at said meet ing. - The Transfer Books will bs closed from the 1sth of Febrnary to the 27th inclusive "a.
 IRA SHERMAN, Secretary.
 Bridgeport, February sd, fecs, 1Est
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-25

THE KANSAS INVESTIGATION AND Mn. ORR.-San any one tell why Mir. Orr allowed to pack a kansas Committee inf iendly to the inquiry order for granted that it the House could order commit tee to he raised they had also power to determine iss eLs..cter: and esnao. understand the policy
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-25
SPECIAL .S'OTACES.

A REsEDY FOR DYsrEPsIA.-Tke Oxygenated Bit ters have been tested by scientific men, and proved to combine the most valuable tonic properties. Be ing free from alcohol reaction is suffered by tht most delicate constitutions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-25
MAREIED.

At Augusta. Ga. on the l0ih inst, Dr. J. H. RATHRoNE to Miss ELIZA 5 ADAMS. daughter ui the late John NJ. Adams.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-25

There seems now no doubt but ths Lecompton fraud will he put through Congress. cont rary to all parliamentary usages. Speaker Or gave the minority vote in Congress to the majority in the committee, and they have ofcou,se reported with ou, examination. in favor of tie frauds. They have already expressed their opinion as follows {;
 "The Codifving Committee reported rom- pl-te code of laws. and concurrent resolutions were introduced setting forth that the President of the United States advncates the passage of the lpcompton Constitution through Congress. Gov. Robinson be requested 10 correspond with the Governors of the several States friendly to the Pe"pl.'s Government of Kansas and solicit aid, in case it should be necessary t" resist such an encroachment upon the principles ofrepublicanism.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-25

Republican Senatorial COnven- "a - ton.
 XVTH DISTRICT gHSHE convention for nominating candidate to . the State Senate will be held at Wadham $ Hall in Wolcnttyile, at 10 o'clock A. M Ne.lnes- day. Mach 10. 1858. Each town is entitled to four delegates, and full representation is requested.
 S. w. Coz,
 NELSON ROBERTS Committee. CHARLES ADAMS,
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-25

Charles HOtchl1iss & Son
 AVING fitted up shop in wolcotsrille f,r making DOORS. WINDOWS and BLINDS. and all kinds of building, would solicit share of patronage. Al esns
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-13
VoIIintine's Digest.

SAA@AA gA8AS ~&Ea "a
MEMPHIS, February 70, 1853
Il. VOLLIETIKE ESQ:
Ne nave aIsed soar Digest OF the Decisions
Supreme LOuru Tennessee delivered
period a. wihch Mf Aegs tlgeslcOSss, with much inter
est lae WOTk eNhlO accuracy fesearch aud Abiy he
printing and binding well executed, and prove
ayHluzBis addu0n 10 li0sy every lawyer. We trust
you may be amply rewarded Tor your sfOII
profession ana Ne public
pectluly,
A. WRIGHT, joan P. CARUTHERs,
BENNY -. SMALL, 9uuge Of the Common Law
wa. 2. BROWN, and Chaueery Court Of
e. p FUUrE, Mem phis.
h. g. PAYNE, B, P. MCklEREAN,
Geo. DIXON, Judge Of the Criminal
nj. M. hEhGER, Court OF Memphis.
EAML. ". AhhE5, JOHN p. bALE,
}. q. LAMB, attorney General.
The above mentioned Digest be had within ten ar
teen days atlhe following bOOk stores:
MessTs. IHmb, Young O. Co., Msmphis, Tenn.
SIR. T.. Il. Brown, Jackson, Tenn.
hessrs. j. In EOIk g. CO., Nashville Tenn.
AT. ;. a. kayl, Knoxville, Team.
NASHVILLE, March 4, 1883.
d. VoLLINTISU. Tsqs-
We haze examined your Digest of the Decisions Of the
Supreme Court OF tennessee reported the pubCa-
uOR OF r Msigs Digest, WIlcl Incuies ten volumes Of
kepUrs Tue pJat5 utC-et clearly Suited, ana
We are g15h 20 saF tat the WOTk lh1ractsIEsd By
accuracy, tb y great industry IL Wal be cl much
he b Cl Bar, trust yUu viii
The pluUasge lie profession which you are just
D eatItieu.
EEILL ) BROWN HENRY N FOGG.
T. " MACG iAO0K RUSSELL HOUSTON.
". CJJFER AMOS. ~ AohlNGTON.
BE Man CUA a u MERnlET,
Ma SJN 81. BHIEN, So. y. NENN.BLE.
JAMES NUuLS EDWIN IA, EWING.
q. a. FUIG JNU REID
JNU. d. AcJANPBELL, Mn. Il TURNER
FNANLlS Is tUJG. Judge Oh lie Circuit AMI
ABRlM l. DEAUo5. Criminal Court.
msi4 -dN~u VOLLINTINR
APECfAI NnYIg.
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Proferror Earkellla Eectric oil.

A POSITIVE AID SPEEDY CuRE FQR
VaEUMA TIsld ana ssa1a s, DsaFnos EFyIlslss so,op
IA uas Bronc 1ita, letteE5 kngE ogs Scaid Had NeF-
rVous and SICK aezdaeher5 e rra - Z
E7 Csred p 5foFi diTel e tgstg s.ilszss. -,s ~
Co1us Pss T0otbaebs Chronic StFI ouis sprslas ana
Lasnu ~ Nan o. bess ga klnas VI BOrss Rfsckss and
hsm2isi ssps sla Shole kains q every description
Press 50 etc., 81 Gsd 8 psT 6OtflG x
Is tie oayFa a,lS IA gIGJRAF that wiz mas ~
HAIR gTOF else Is ls elean h1 Matte
aao lt's f9n DANAAoFF In tsn Riaosea, aad asEs n
1lis Wo-Qslut Oh l. perfectly harmless: 90 burning
niiseflAE sa- salous a. H OhsT lotions ana nlmsnAi
Dc paa = - taAri clq el so0Lnlng Ena Eealng
las VI 90 crates ~ sas pnncpes Of ElsotFeyi thoa-
a1s % mlfaeaoas curss, ave Desn PeTi0rnsa ~ AZ
over We
Uss every hinF sss then give this Oh tal, and you
va oe eotFlRa i81iset' PoIsSns una3e " purchases
pOiiie sha nave e tree. :, -.
read, suffer longer, ssna iof % ls y
EletuIc O aad advice given grAis a. ne
u. pvt, 40 63 pIae %.
reasons severely n etsd with Acute Rheumatsm f0on-
truclon slOaia tr the siectfcpe1ean BATH
Larcu fu0out aceo paGj bottle.
40 eaors eel las nslIcne. Only TepsetaOis druggists
anu eaEty -fcnaals sgens, WnO have large nIhO-
Rfalh csr4aszIs gned - tss prSprieior
BeWaTs Of CouHteJeisl
Every bottle has professor Hssksls Electric OPP bicUo
on e siGe Of tie glass; EHd he enTelOpe ais
po.irit gaature, 70 OssnsersIt whieh forgery.
wholesale and Retail Depot
No. O. Pine street, ST. Louis, Missouri.
DruRus. and Merchants supplied al WhOezals on liberal
t-rms ruxsts aud hisrchHnts desiring suppiV ID shia
lee ing By eer, rfoL hasEe, % zine rect 81 L0uiI
tleT % lefs PrOaPuy htled and iOrWA Tdsd.
mp, secuTey pacEeds aud vre OF GuPerb LLhogrlPas
Fiue Dls furnished gTstutOusiy. send your o.
deTs, sOu va nld a. cares ana pays.
FOr sale WhoiesEie y b IN, fEhDLEIoh d CO. Snd
reLau b. SNOW n, Nashville, lena. ruarIddrwIv.
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Spring & Summer Goods.

4 AN nov receiving ny stock OF SPRING and SUMNER
GOODS, Which invils tao e. Gallon o. ~ elstomer1
and the pablis generally. San. FhltL hklfs
mar Sin 81 Colleges a.
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For Sale.

THAT valuable business stand Market Street, adjoin
ing the Warehouse Of A. Hamilton, occupied by
COney CLOTH store, OF stands in the city
OThny retail establish menE Price very mOdert
Apply 70
nov "a "a AV LINDSLRT.
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NO VALUABLE EARNS FOR SALE.

THAT h4uable farm on which the undersigned has
Il sided eight years. Tor sale.
The Big harpeth river, county WI
Hanson, fourteen miles frOm Nashville, the bage Of
IhnE nlchlaud aud CentreF vile nrupke, nine miles
from franklin, county Williamson, and within
two miles TIE Nora Western Railroad being con,
tract contains hundred eight
Of hrs rate armng land; the county line between
Davidson and Williamson through the Northwest cor
% The lTact. Il formally NE well known iarm o.
The late NlikIns MhHenid.
On lus farm comfortable res denees3 win All ne
cesaTy houses barn cribs stables carriage house, &c,
spring WusT abundance never iAhg stOek water
TuuHiug different sources through me iarm AdlOm
In h soher OF abOus tWO hundred acres o.
exCe good residence Tor sal7 lie soil o.
bOB equal any crops, either Tor grain or grass
unted the viii DO separately " together,
may sui buyers} Il thought b. good Judges could be
maue one ii me best IL Sbae, lie
A those wanting by, would Whish view
the premises before purchasing. iurtheF description s
dsusd Unnecessary ali uvibsd " cali foI
themselves. aug 25-eOGWu JOHN I. HlLLs
TVYIsH 70 sell the farm which reside, in Williamson
county, auuInIug hat advertised above ny MT. John T.
HILL containing BY recent survey hundred and ninety
nine aud hTst farming aHd, with
daegg with all Necessary out houses, suitable oI
q small ARM win good laTm is yell enclosed
VITA gUUd suCes including about hundred yards
EtJue Will sell plaCe separately together
Ht's-as bOLn united would certainly make des.
iabtc farm, -hasers invited call M Hill
aud examine he premises. LAVINiA CRAIGHkAD.
For particulars apply TO M q, N. Snyder, The
St0reOl TydeT q trlZzell, Nashville L. G.
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Tbs FAMOUS ROADSTER,
Naugatuck Black Hawk,
Imported By The Tennessee Lave St0ek Company.

THIS SUPERB STALLION will make his seeondeN .
/ season at The sIsyle Of the subscriber one : IN
mile Nashyn e, on the NolsnsvLle Turnpike, ESEA
aud al Weny Five Dollar Jbe IN
nsah appearaEes he ha greatly improved since Lass
He proved himself last year remarkably foal
from distance will we'll card for, and
grain ed al 81 per week, Pastusgs without grain a 50 els
per week. +. h RAINS.
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"a Neat Small DWELLING

EUh SALE.
AM offering for sale q dwelling College Street.
just bsyOnd the Medical college. The House is ck.
contains good eistern &c, and will be God
great bargain. FOi terms apply TO
nov "a A V s LINDSEY
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For Rent or Lease.

THAT convenient residence the Franklin Turnpike al
present occupied By Mr.. Fellows. contains
besides kitchens DC, and about
Of ground attached Il would be leased good
for a term Of years If desired, Apply 10
nov Is A V. s. LINDSLBFs
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BARRIE wobI

fHE undersigned hereby most respectfully recommends
late partner 70 the public and hopes be viii reserve
l1eral share Of patronage
mayS-da a. MTTCHhLL.
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To be ofsredfr
- -

The quantities OF any or all may be increased or dimin-
sbe5 tie service may hereafter require The contracts
EithersfOre be made not for sEesIhe families. bu.
such quantities as the may 10 be deliver cd
thUsc navy y2ris respectively.
COnUa;rs not resd ng ct the places where deliveries
rlq ured NUT establish agencies as such PAGES tbst
de.a, may arise 10 furnishing what may be required:
ard wen contractor fails pro pity TO comply Wiu re-
QUESTION the Oh eff OF the Bureau OF Provisions and Clio
shall be ButhDrzd to Cirsct purchases to be made
the decIeucy unGe the penalty TO be express
I'd me cJLtrac Il OF T6qusIIOn, or dup
copy thse at the Bureau OF Provisions and Cloth
Tg either OF the nav yards aforesaid sba be eV
csace that such gu sOn has been de aud received
Separate offers m St be made for each OrtCle each
Of The atJ esaId ntV5 ard; and in than
article is contained 10 the offer the chief Of the Bureau
will have ths rE h TO accept more Of the
contain ed such Jner and rel cI the TemzndsT; and bid
hoe pr isas accepted land offers will
be hEilh he'd aud as early as pracucabe con.
IW be traus ntsi TO hem for execution which con.
rlct BE- re urn, 20 the bureau within days ex-
Of the time iTe4 tJr the regular transmission
4 the mail
Tao approved suretiss in % lal to the e-
uated smOultt lhe res contracts will be rJq urea
and twenty per ceuJun IL addition Will be withheld from
the mount Of ali ayme ITS on accUu thsrs)f as cOlssF
al security, add ton 10 It's performance ana not
any evsl TO paid until in all respects complied
With: eighty centum Of the Of all deliveries
made viii be paid BY the navy agent within thirty days
f bills, duly authenticated, shall have been presented
10 him
Blank forms Of proposals may be obtained on aUpIoa
ion to the navy agents at Portsmouth, NV Hampshire
bJSlOu, NGN lbEAs sltuOl3 " asalEgtOn,
NOrfllE, Pensacola, and at toe bureau.
A record or Cupicat # The letter informing a bidder
Of agcepIaIc Of proposal will be deemed not6-
ion thereof within the meanng Uf The act Of 1916 and
bis bid viii b. made and accepted IN cOEbTmty with this
understanding.
Every f. made must BE- accom- plniei los directed in
he 4c OF Cong ess making pprOp lat0ns GT Ire naval
service TOR 1916 al. approved l,th sugust SAL By
written gu .Tanee signed by more pOns per-
to the effect thai be hey undertake that hs BIDDER
OF dders will II hs % their bdb ahceJed into
To- fee 0nEl M rgF4 nd a1f|
es furnish the supp proposed. The bureau will
b. x led 70 consider Cp1sa unless acc0mps-
uisd b. guIran qi'sd b. Law; he m2etsncy 4
lbe kuaTaLea 10 certlLe b. navy -gsut tnct a.
.UIuey, or cOllec .uT f TIT CustUns
T. auenIisu OF ddtrs ca led 10 the samples and
description q ices u UFtd ~, in The in pc Tor
reception, juu but rigid comparison will msue BET esn
the Grcles Usre and the sanp and Btrat receiving
none haL fl them; and lneir attention is also paI-
ueulul drsU TO The JOINT resolution # 9Th March,
. s 4 and 10 the act # lie IUgn August, 1916.
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AZ >. Mcbride,
COPPER TIN & SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. T., BROAD STBEEF


COPPER TIN & SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. 7, BROAD SEREEF,
FASHVILEE, TEN EEsSEE.
7 HAVE this day purchased the interest Of Mr.. henry
MeOaslin in the above business and hereby tender ny
sincere thanks to ell my Oldiends and patrons for their
beraty heretofore extended to the firm and would mOE
respectfully solicit continuance Of aVOr8 from them and
visa TO info alfths world and the rest OF mankind"
that have on hand and for sale splend q lot Of
COOKING STOVES,
Of various patterns ParlOr Stoves for wood and Goa
common and fancy Crates, Box Stoves for churches HO
low Ware Of every variety hand or made to order Fur
naees and Foot Stoves entirely patterns Tin Wars
Of every description, suitable for house keeping.
JOB WORK
an prepared TO do all kinda Of Job Work, such IS
House Gutsrng RoO6ng any other branch pertaining
10 that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE " ORK.
Myold friends Of the River will ind TO their advantage
tocall and give ne heaE32 osgre Bargaining elsewhere
Tor work.
ALSO, for ssls, one pair seooa1osnd ENGINES eylin.
der II inches diameter and four fssi guHs with water
5hat and other fixtures suitable for hRht drsughi
steamer, which can be bought on reasonable lsrms.
june L. is25