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fba custom aad interest q the country ere Sc i1ae
Sistey interEoyen that you cannat separate them
Yon lS as well tax to 4 Of Legislative enAetmenis
10 turn your noble Cumberland OF reverse It's course
As 10 stop this credit system, end with II the psnH
ing system. True, men may talk Of lAls, Ds' - =
not me policy Of this age. "a, 49,.
AZ before stated, I offered this bin believing i
wonld serve the interests Of ny constituents De-
lieye By this bin / can provide my branch 49, ~,
win $1,000 additional capital, simost oeaSss
Inc e,orpt she now has This would enable the PEG
Die to ret their produce 70 nsrke end relieve, 70
ronsid srable extent, the wants Of the community
rive Them chance i6work themselYesOni y e d
in n fsw wears If in this have done wrong, II :
an error At he head and not Of the heart. shaH
rest INV case Hith an injured people, knowing they
viii According 10 their Judgment sustain or con
denim me- Senator'S vote down this proposition
and 20 home to your constituents and tell them you
lad a chance 70 relieve them, but you would moi
Bxplain to them, if you can. ~ the result sn3sl
never murmur.
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Ar LAsT.-The far famed, and world re nowned
specific which never fails to perform al tprofesses,
has at last come to our city, where it is so much
needed, and where its miraculous properties and
virtues will be fully appreciated. Prof. HAsKELLs
Electric Oil is unanimously acknowledged to be the
best and most certain remedy, for the positive cure
Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Deafness, ToOthaeLs, Nsr-
Uous andSiek Headache &c. and as Shairrestorative,
it defes the world to produce equal. We have no
hssitancy in making these statements in regard TO
its qualities, and advise ell who are in any way sf
Aiotsd, to purchase bottle, and be speedily cared
vitbouts heavy doctors bill It is forsale at MessFs
- in this city.
Feb. q. IT,
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SPRING FAIR.

The annual Spring Fair Of the Davidson county
Agricultural and Mechanical Society, for the year
1858, will be held at the fair grounds near Nashville
on the 4th to sth of May inclusive. Liberal pre-
NUNS are offered list Of which with regulations for
holding the Fair may be had on application to L. P.
WILLIAMS, Secretary, at the Office Of the Southern
Homestead No. ~ Deadrick Street, or OF this
Office. Membership Tickets emitting the holder
to all the privileges Of the Society for the year
1883, and free access to the grounds during the
Spring Fair, may be had for 81, on application
to THos. B. JOHNSON, Treasurer. ..a
WN. G. HARDING
feb 20-triw&wtd President.
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no THE PuBLIG

On the 10th inst, the undersigned Wssindueed 0y
DR.. JAMES H. CHARLTON, to sign document ad-
dressed "To the Honorable Legislature ofTcnnessee,
in regard to the proposition then before that body
to SO alter the line between the counties Of Davidson
and Rutherford as to throw afrscton Of the forneF
into the latteE under circumstances which amount 70
gross fraud on the part Of the said CHARLTON. The
fraud of which I complain was psEPstrated in this
manner: DR.. CHARLToS brought the document to
me, representing himself favOrably to The proposed
change. and said that my name was necessary to
that document in order to insure justice to those
residing in the territory to be transferred from one
county to another He then read the document to
me, but net as it is written. By reading so as to
favor the proposed change, he induced me to sign It,
1t is not true as DR.. CHARLTON seeks to convey by
the paper he imposed upon me, that was ignorant
THE character Of the petition, asking the change
Ofthe line, nor that those who signed it either did not
know what was asked for, or we're imposed upon by
my Representation Nor Is it true that the only
object had in signing the petition by myself and
others, was to get rid Of the railroad tax and that
re would prefer remainiug as We we're unleas We
could acss nplish that object This portion of the
Doctors. document was represented to me By him,
as entirely different FROM BhSt it really is, and
dsnouuce it as gross fraud.
his
mIIIIAMR x ESERTDGE.
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several atsn.pts have besa made, but we lsssa thst
everything Of the sort has failed. Il has turasd
out in this respect, just IS We expected, when
speaking Of the matter some months since. Al
that time we remarked that no reform could take
place in the credit system but BY the persistent ef-
fort Of discreet and determined individuals. It is
indIyiauai action that must heaven the whOie5 and
eventually work out that complete renovation by
which alone it is possible to establish safe, "a
tionsl, and equitable commercial system, This is,
in fact, the universal principle of progress.
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INTRODUCTION OF Bills.

Mr. HILL.' 3 bill toa5pIropfiate' $500 70 the His
tOrioal Society of the State of Tennessee. Passed
first reading n ~ mzzr.E s--r7E~
Mr. WRIGHT: q bin for the relief Of John Wilson
and John Colthorpe. Referred.
THE NASHVILLE AND SORTHWEsTERN RAILROAD
"a House bin 70 consolidate the Esshyile and Nortb,
western and the Memphis, clarksvile and Louis7ile
R. R. Companies, coming up
Mr. ROACH moved. to Amend by adding: that in
case said road shall be changed from its present
location in Carroll county, the Directors Of said
road shall pay back sll the money that has been here
tofOre paid in by the stOekhold in said county 6f
Carroll. Rejected t.a,''-'
The bill then passed the third reading; yeas 10,
nays Z, T.'s, 80 .Hvf..
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pAvIDsos avn ErrHrRFoRp.

House bill 70 change the line between Grundy and
Sequstchie, was taken up and House amendment to
change the lines between Davidson and Rutherford
counties, (attaGhiRg portion Of the former 10 the
latter county,) was honoured in; yeas 7, nays IL
ELLIS OF Third BEADING.
House bin to fix and marx the line Between
Tennessee and Virginia, passed The third reading
Senate bill TO regulate the tax on Merchants,
passed the third reading. - tf!3 4
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w. 7. Berry & Company,
HAKE Ir-eIn -l..r,rru-r..
- -, I. 80, 80, -

We learn thatsig Bugi Mont Of Harvard Coleos. hsz
translated GUHEsA aEno1s historical novel Of Be4fss
Uenc and thatt. Is hOF IN c6ursc % publication Thar
will undoubtedly be great desire 90 see this voiuns
Gusrr2ZzL q ps0oably tbs m~st d5ih g1ishsf of tn
lalisn authOrs and glad b know that the mod.
cru literature q ItaY-wih which We are bQl Etls a.
quaintedAF he insugJratsi by so brilliant specimen
Of novel WrifT this Taa life Of Bssics Ia hen
generally indeed We may say entirely mlsundeTgood. b
Guerrazz has shown IN his very poptfals work con
peJed after careful labor what is probably the correct %
plsOa Of tins SD history EVER rre read Shebv
tragedy Of Tie Genei and those fortunate enough % have
skteuded thsi travels e. f s1iy rsug bs as 6ae b
tie oVeat specimens of the ever admired and copied
portrait Of beatrire By Guao new IN the gallery Of The
Barbeiiui Palace"
.Gnsrazf IN bis Prsaeo % tas rOfk ava addrsasinr
the unfOrtUuats shade Of Beatrice
'IDssmuch - have been able - comprehend thee i'm
pOre for me sufc cit power 90 0rbily thy his
ory 70 these dear Italian maideus who love thea e. ass
ter inst departed though tbe shadow of two centuries and
hat Is spread over Thy sgpulchre- Verify thine q hs-
tory OF sad erss; but the HAdeuB OF nv country VIII
read IT, i Will pierce their gentle souls ks 8EnF but
they viii read It. WEeata youth whnm they love Is ap-
pr92ehing they vi hasten, bi1shng, % hide IT, buk they
viii read II, and vail otsr hes the Only gin that can Be
given 70 the betrayed-tesrs"
Inc elect Of mis- powerful Work upon the upazolago
and Vehement Italian reader is SUCH that certain Of TIE
governments have in:erdistsd its publication and snoW
rarely seen IN HAly on. .H.r.Hss ..
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
IN. sENATE.A
FRIDAY, Feb. 2

M stet0 o b 8 petili6n rom eomhais si6ners
Of the county Of Taylor and other citizens to refund
certain costs paid by said commissioners.
Mr. REID: petition from citizens Of Nasou's
Grsve, asking that said town be Incorporated
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has been Guiig nsintsined, With rsiher On upward
tsnassnoy in tae market. We however renew our
quotations as Follows: Sutar, castle; Moiassss,
8saS5 in barrels, and 3sa40 in half barrels Coffee
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Sale OF Sfeanh0af.

(f virtue o. order OF sale from the District Cont AZ
~ ihe unad statestat NashFiisg "a theuas5 of T. n
eipert apd otHef We Ne Steamb1at Cumbefland Mi
on ne Ism day Of March, 1855 board OF said stesboqt
atthe city wharf proceed sell public vendus me ai
steamboat Cumberland, her boat tackle, apparel and
furniture, and all wood supplies and othsr materials on
board OF her, TO the highes bidder. The pu be
required 70 pay eighteen hundred dollars IN cash and 10
giVenoes with good security payable IN hank for he resi-
doe, N three fqua insgamenlg az three, sx and nfu
months, respectively This 9th day Of FEB. l5ss
J. B. CLEMENTS, .. s. Harshaf
Rb23 . t' Tor the Middle Dis.rot Of lean.
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THE LEGISLATURES.

In the Senate, February 9th, the bill to amend
the charter Of the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad
SO as toalow said road 10 terminate at Mt Pleasant,
passed the third reading.
In the House Of Representative, pending the con-
sideratiOn Of Mr. WIELIANs' joint resolution with
reference to printing and special distribution Of the
Tennessee Code, Mr. st. John, by way Of economi-
cal suggestion, informed the House that PROPOSE
tons bad been submitted to take this work out Of
the hands Of the public printer at saving Of about
hundred per cent. Of the probable cost under the
States arrangement and contract with that officer
The senate's joint resolutions proposing amend
ments Of the State Constitution, as to authorize
Quadrennial sessions Of the General Assembly,
failed sgAin-yeas SO, nays 24for want Of eOnsti-
tutiOnal majority vote, -... .-.-.-=.
The 18th part Of the Code was passed the second
reading. .......
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REarshal1s n1nfice

d. a. Gilbert and others, vs. Sieamboatl ~,
Cumberland L'6st n
B. 'DufHsld and others, vs.. same. BEN.
IL sifIas 81 FaFR tissasd from Gas Distroi Cour Of
az altel states 10 aud the District OF Ri IDLE Ten.
u s3s a2gge pa@ed saasas, clemens
l-IsnaL 9t Ne SAIL Strict do hereby make nublieaon al
required oy said order, aud cite All $1,000 - -asf -
~ PsS9a q aa.s any right te OF interest," in he
oss ~ - . le5 boats iacksi aflare. and fur-
nturs ana any WOOD supplies, ohsr I'M fsro ~ ros-t
o. sea 70 sppear before The Judge Of he sid
Dlsl Eet court, a. zee Court IN the oarioi.
on Ihe ~ d. Of March ueEl, il Il Dc eodF az 80 ~
the eoan cay Aext following, a. ten O'clock in lhs fs
tlo5e " answer unto The uJsants IL causes al eo-
cgil ana maritime, ana further 10 do snd rseev HI a.
oena ~ justice shall spPsrsiR. This gh dsy Of FS5
efsb23 .r- BSrshaI for The District ID Mn rs 80,
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OFFICE sOUTREKE PACIFIC RAILROAn CO.i
New Orlelns, Pea. IS i8a5
U-PNoffce fa hereby given that thla CoErs
prT o. Inc INA in1t q 81 Aer oes, az pu1lc aclloal
10 ts hirhsst bidder for cash 80 tls sharu Of ne 1lesc
ber 10 6e slpili stock Of thl Company upon Hha nsl
ents we're pat due and unpaid aad al persons hereby
notlsd hat al such stock nuu and void and a
~ "a orssr Al he Sad. ESQ. c. LAWRAsON.
RS gT-u saersgaV,
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AUCTION SALE or GROCERIES,
Time sale at Auction Of PIANOS.
Beilf. II. Shields

fTTFLJ sen al Auction on "Wednesday Morning,
" March Sd. al 10 O'cl0cE, splendid from
Frame OK and oclTs) Pianoss Of The moss approved
styles, and from the best manufactures.
TsEFOur mpntbs, FOR approved endorsed notes, psya.
bic ia bls OF or citT DauEa.
ri = ALSO--Fof cash, several gOOd Seeondshnmd
Pianos close c0Dsignmeuta.
feb23 BBNJ. P. SHIELDS.
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9ETER WEIGHS GELEBRAIED
Barrel Machines,

RE DOW on exhibition a. Elnroy, Irr5yvlc COS Car
u Works near sns 81 d q X n. Depot. CO0perI and ON
ers Interested the manufaeiare 81 Lhao a-p fa9e
fully nTitsd 10 EinesLie Wonlefll per ofaansd "a as
Waehinrs hey viii out Five Hundred Btrfe'1 Per
daA OF sn honE Moa han forty OF ihoaa Ma1hafnas are
nog Ia aeear opaIaos Or TIE nit laias Ilag took
he gold modsi me crstz Pllaes N9W York; and are
EaFrantsd 20 give aaiislactt
hszs Maahlaes will work al Kinds % TIMBER Hld male
Rarrsts on anY size fromsa nail beg % hcTsngad-
Mr. Wech Z nbWin ciigs ana VII reain Qal7 ieof
line Psfsous ishfngtO pure1a1c adh nea azd hgaia
viii and great Inducements By calling on Elm rs ne cry
Hotel o. his Agent; joan r. Campbell az DO - soutn
Suls -,sr Sfreef. Tiah .E7-tr
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On motion by Mr JONES, Senate took up the
motion entered to reconsider the vote rejecting
House resolution ( Mr. ,NeWman's to amend the
Constitution so that the Legislature shall not have
power to charter any bank without submitting the
proposition to a vote ofthe people. fi.. 4
The vote was RECONSTRUCTED, and the resolution
passed the second reading By be-fon6wihR vote
{eas-Aessrs. Bullen, Denton, GoOdpssture, Hill
Jones, Meneess MundaY, 4IoDouesl Reid, Ross
Travis, WhittbOrne, and Speaker Burch-l3.
Nays-Messrs. Bratcher Brown, Davis, Gof
GOOdner, Harris, Hsiskell, McConnicO, Rosah,
Walker, Weieker, and NrighF-l2. Sd
r.f THE RANK. .---.. a.,4f.r
Mr. HILL called up the bill tOextend che time
fOrseceptance to she suspended banks ea'
Mr. HILL moved TO amend by adding That the
act to enforce the resumption Of specie payment by
the suspended banks, be 80 modified IS 10 postpone
the retiring Of the small notes under the denomina-
tiOu of five dollars until Jan J. 1885, and the retiring
of notes under ten dollars until Jan. 1850; and
that sill the Free Banks and Stock Banks, which
accept the provisions Of SAID act allowed to receive
and pay out the notes Of the Bank Of Tennessee and
Branches.
Mr. TRAVIS moved to lay the amendment on the
table. $3.50
Pending which, Senate took recess unaI23 p, N,
-a-'.s-- IN sENATE-Evryrve SESSION.
....- FRIDAY Feb 20, 1858.
House bill to incorporate the Young Mems Chris.
tianAssociation of the city ofNashve, was amended
SC as TO incorporate the First Baptist Church of lhe
city Of Nashville, and passed the third reading
- THE PUBLIC ARMS, .
Mr. HEISKELL'S bill providing for the collection
Of the public arms and putting them under the
charge Of the State Superintendent Of Weights and
Measures, passed the third reading yeas H. nays 4
THE CODE,
Part XIX If The Code was nassau an fha fr4i
reading. ....l' e.f .-
STOCK BANKS. ...
Mr. BULLENS bill to repeal the several acts
chartering the Agricultural, LawreBceburg Banks
and the Bank Of Shelbyvlle, was laid on the table
by the following vote v
Ysas--Messrs- BEatcher, Brown Davis, Goodner,
Hill, McDougal, Reid, Roach, Walker, Weeker, and
Wright-11. ....- ..,.
Ndys-Messrs. Bullen, Denton, Goodpasture,
Harris, Jones, Menees, Nunday, Ross, Travis,
and WhitLhorne.
Senate adjourned until % o. m, tomorrow
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E&nHiHA.

FOR GasaeoET Fsasansi Ne d0aeFsbg fevoks th8oEsr Of
reward Of S2100, published 10 the paper for the ar
Fobertson IN the town Of Winchester on he 2lth Of De-
81 DAVID .. RosRRTsoN.
CLARINDA P. ROBERTSUy
WiD=asstaEi TsRn., Feb- Is, ls5s. usvrs-Rs
The New Orleans Delta Charleston Mercury, Rlohmoad
hnquirer ~ Lous Republican ana Democrat Mobile Reg
tf memphis Appeals LouisVe JOurnE and HQntgoms cry
Advertiser, wa bobiish the foregoing fF two HseEs and
forward charges 70 This once Tor 0OIsctl9g.
f6h 2S-2W
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$40, 1890 worth
Finest and Best Clothing
- BvBB OFFERED IN TaIs MARKET,
Super Cloth COms; Fine Drab de Iss Goats;
Fine lsssiWsre Goats; Fine FalmsT's Salin Coats
Fine Alapaca Coats Fine Fancy Caslaet Coats
Fine Linen Duck Goats; Fine Gfass Linen Cqaisi
CouORRde Gnghams LiH5u Chssk5 and pEfn bToYn Linen
Drilling EOatss
All sorts Of Cashmere aHd FancY AHsa and Oo!toaaes
PGntsi .... ~.
Velvet sud END Satin, Marsses Linen and German fancy
Silk Vests: s .
oTY Shirts;
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Hardware and QucenswaFe.

Knives and Forks Pocket Knives and Scissors
50 CrEtss GIeen5ware
Bed cords. Po Lines double aEd sir gle barrel SHOT Guns,
PistO's. SC.
This stock seleetsd Tor ths trade and consigned 70
Now is your make money We nave large stock
OF Goods bought fOrthO5 concerned Which viii DC offered
"''1 ? R sIti ial1 MARCH gaaD,.u
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WIhHAMB. x BsKRIDGE.

a tF.a "a e - mark 90 -
Test, N. ". CARTER -rr---- .r- nv
Rutherford county, Feb, q, 1888. 90 e.. ,---.-.
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aBMzRKs or LIZ. DA VIs. or RARSRALE,
u lie Senate, Tussaay, The 28d Of Ft5rao'y 1905
on the proportion 70 Iaerease he cgPFdf Of ne
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Prices Reduced,

TIE ar. selling COMMON CANDY, Fancy CANDY,
w SuGAR Pl.GMBS, KI5sBs, and svsry article IN t1e
Ca,fss9nsry department fully 20 per cent belJF orr
Gamer pFiees. b0th wholesale and retail,s -. -
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SI5,OOO worth

me Tas eSoFs 20 g e.; and ss0ass IN aV'l
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EPFEEls 8 VI otIHEsi III
All SUMS under szJJ Cusni
All over 30 a-d under $lO9 ninety days
An s.. -... 80 500 1000 I've " -
Qln0 ak
All g s66o 900 seven
Alt ss,,, 8, 3d00 eight tA--1-t
Time VIII be Fven for Satisfactory notes, payable a. ne
Bank Of Tennessee, a. Nashville. f.a.
~ sale 70 commence e. = o'clock, precisely.
s.3fTDE ErRARt e ~ bFCUS.
Ng.bvlIls Fab. g. 1883. BEA
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Three Hundrpd Acres
The Hydraulic "RosendaleC Cement, /"
Nova Scotia "Galeined Plaster, " Farmer
Plaster and Marhln nrnAl, -

HENRY VIEUXTkMts - ,,r.-,
Assisted BY Mad. KERTHA JOAnhseAf us.
sIGNORE ARDAVANI, X. HA6SLoChhhs Hll 80 pace
In this city early In March AeV'~S
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WyE have also 40 store the following articles which We
y will ssfi az reduced pices:- zar---s--a
90 bbIs walkers Xxx Als;- 3 bbb smith's Ky Aisi.
.IO. casks London P8FLer, QaaElsi srr-- ~
- g q piutss 2
lq5 doz Engish and Scotch AleEs best brands;
81 Pnt burg Ale, ia bpttesj
90 g fresh Cove Oysters ..
50 Spced Oysters, 3 . .. p. -.s.r e .-a- 81
IS cEses American Pickles, assortsdi
700 doz English Pickle, a.
IS =. EEoEcestar SaGeei -
20 assorted do
10 baskets Champagne, choice brands;
IS chests black and Green Tea
O0 assorted SsEaIs with the usual variety too nunsF
fssss VESSEL 3 THOMPSON.
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AususFA, Feb 25.--The demand ooutinaes active.
and prices are fun. We quote AIiddling Fair to
Fair 4all cents Some fancy lots sell at higher
figures. fhe lower grades range az from 9 Co ] .
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Doors, Sash and Blinds.

AVE have in store large ard complete stock o
all sizes Raised and sunk PanIel Piain and
Moulded Doors all sizes W intow ,ash7-piain and
siatsInaie from the hest clear Pine-kiln drie-sea-
soued, aud WARRANTED NOT TO SHRINK, fOr sale
cheap tor CASH, by GEO.EOSTEK 4 co.
II
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Il 10 OusieIs prime Pea Nuts for salgty
u. ii COOK & son.
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PAPER FIl,WEgS.

6 DEbitHFFCL amusement f'r Girls, in boxes
- Continuing variety 20 Paper FkSSrFsrWilh une
81 ct"l a e up .J sac" JS l. dJne. 0a y y cents,
iUSl rcceiel hy T.. J. D0HELI
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STOVES ARD TlNWARE
GOING AT COST!
\ Great Chance for bargains g
!. SCANTLTN. Jr.'s

gg-ON MAIN STREET NEXF D90RTo MARBLE
halt, OPPOSITE THE STATE BANK.-E.
THE 81 scrIe having purchased heavy STICK Of
Stoves eu.e the pa', tIds n,Self at this son,
with surplus, and rather than keep them till an
othrautun n, he has resolved TO PM his prices down 70
prime cost, and this time he will sell anv art Gle IN h
present Stock his the price ofthe man
Uhacturers Y The Whniesale.
Ills stock OF Stoves AM Tinware il &c, and em
braces every variety OF article in his lie his pres
ent otter will give u. pc Pie In and ciuutry the
best opportunity hey viii nave IN long time to So.
cure 'retiIs Th4se u,ilrTs who may not
need a stove TIL yezgr. ..wiIl make go a.
vesmet u NY now aa keep the purchase till they
neel the 81 il, for !; si save them % or p Itr
cent IN the c's, VIII ch - ala ger interest tsn tIev
make iH by other WY with their surplus funds,
Every i.-pIsel . purchase Is Invited to ctll a
the stove Ware q i1n, Main streeI. I.ext door to
Mar4e iiaii, recy opposite the sUlte Bank, ani ex-
anime the stJc1, .isI lJ1 Al 1il- a-lins oEtrel
hav1;iy JAMES SUANTLIN, JR.
PAPER Flow EgS.
G DELIGHTFCI. anu -eineut r Girls. in boxes
= c'rt3. ulHs variety - Paper FhwrFs, Wilh une
81 c'l u4 e up sao" ABS IL l. done. o. y cents
jas r.ceel hy T.. J. D0BELI.
Exc client IetItng Tor the YouHg.
oHN TRUE, or ,;le Christian Experience Of an
Li.,,e P.,II, or ~ tn 'e Patient in Sickness and
tau; Pges-u .shIcA hal Il eGtcraius, iIcu Gates
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sEEPPER SAUCE, &c
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NEW MesIC.a

aElKIS OF Spgln..
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Harness-Maker. wanted!

TWO or three good II ,rnesSNisxeIs can nm con-
! stunt employment ! Y arp yipg immci atelV
the Undersigned at ogensviie, t'Nson county, y
miles Northeast Of Evansville alen with IN .tilic,
would lie paeferTed ~. ". WILLS y,
.t $3.50 u. -atNc la3i ilar.i=ss &aI,nfacturcrs
0wensvi'le IND. nov t-ttEN'l1
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EACH SATURDAY IN JANUARY
100000
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

, ,0n p,izes amountingt to -. S320,'
Whole Tickets 80; Halves %; Quarters sa'i'