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From the Murfreesloro' Telegraph, April ?. SO
The stables and corn house Of Mr.. W. d. Baird
near this place. we're burned down Wednesday morn
ing 30lh nit. Three horses and three mules were
burned TO death in the stables and greater portion
Of his corn and fodder destroyed.
This Is indeed sad salamiiy II is supposed 10
have been the work of an inscndiary We know
not what Mr. Bairds less is estimated to be- but it
must have been heavy. or the horses burned there
was elegant pair of matches.
Mr.. Baird was absent from home when this fire
occurred, attending the convention in Nashville.
On Thursday morning, 9 st ult., about the dawn
Of day, fire was discovered in :he cellar Of Mr. Jos.
w. Nelson's Drug store and though It was consider,
ably advanced, il had not reached The first floor.
Our citizens soon collected and labored indie
fatigably for one hour and half before they were
able to extinguish 1t. There was q large quantity
Of empty boxes, straw, &C., in the cellar which
burned easily. aud il was Gicult to bring water 10
bear on the Ere in a manner 10 render it efeetuaI
in extpguishng it. bui a er persevering an indefat.
gshle labor the progress Of The flames vas stayed.
The injury 10 the building considerable, The
joists and floor having been destroyed Mr.. Nell
cons damage from injury to his stock from water
removing, &C., was very large The,stock in Messrs
E Duffer & Co.'S. Boot and Shoe store was con-
siderably damaged By removing, but we have heard
estimate Of the amount Mr. Nelson owned his
store room himself Neither his house nor stock
was insured This Ere is supposed to have been the
work of an incendisryl Fires have become too FREE
quent in this city and vicinity 10 be the result of
accident
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UufayOraBle from the Gold mines,


The WestpOrt (Mo.) Boder Star publishes the fol,
lowing letter, which it says is 'from an impartial
writer
BEST's FoRT, February 10th II will say some
thing about Pixies Peak Still l can give you moth
ing definite as regards that great Ell Dorado But
from all that have heard, land have seen and
conversed with a number from the mines think
the prospect Of gathering 9 rich harvest of that
precious metal, called gold will never be realized by
many, either at likes Peak, Cherry Greek or the
Platte. | think that the Kansas fever for village
and town specuations heads the list Of operations
in those localities sbOFe named There are net less
than dozen town sites already located and it will
not be long before you see some Of them on paper,
describing their localities, beauties advantages Sc
Maybe you want to invest. am told that there is
nothing going on but drinking gambling and horse
racing There is but little money among them and
consequently that is not the article played for
horses, mules, oxen, and even old Clothes are the
STAKES. Many persons that arrived in that country
with fine outfit for one year. have not sufficient to
bury them
Whisky appears to be the staple article of trade.
Well it is the staff Of life, but fellow can't lean on
ii long, some how OF other.
What have written above, have heard from
Americans, Mezieans and Indians. Any quantity Of
liquor is traded to the Indians. The Indians are net
satisfied at seeing 50 many Americans settling on
their lands, and that without consulting them.
much fear there viii be trouble in this country the
ensuing summer. Rather sweet time then, should
think
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Il 8 50 o.
So 3 o . = @
NEW ARRANGEWEN,r.

tRAtELlRs for the North and North W est from the South
ern sta can procure Tickets from Charleston, Savannah
Chattanooga Montgomery, Macon, Wilmington Knoxville
yhhurg WASH ng.or Atlanta, md Anguish, to ST. Louis
LOUISVILLE, Cairo Hickmn Columbus, Evansville. Cincinnati
eE Orleans, fcksbnrg Paducah Sbland, and Memphis,
Nashville, Tennessee.
First class Railroads and Steamboats,, with Close connections
AZ points Psugers arHingat Nashl lie, via Nashville and
Clattauooga Rslr0a directly 10 boat without detention
Ilss the quickest and cheapestr for those bound for
West.
Regular Cairo, Mem phfs and s.. EsOuiS Line
ms Fine steamboats, B. NJ aunyaB, Mnnctoa, Sas West
Cuba and j. @. Cline.
Que Of these Boats Will leave Nashville every At s
Meeting At Cairo With ilne Central 2ailrOad and
Nashville 10 ST. Louis in Sixty hours. -.
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets.
Relanoe unleth Ella, John aUlt aud Tempest leave Nash
Vile every Thursday and Tuesday, al IL o'clock, a. time from
Nashville to Louisville Sixty hours. Cincinnati four days
Regular MemPhtss New Orleans and Yicks-
burg Lire of Beats.
James johnson, NasF D. Howard, Re Rover and Joseph
ne Savage Oneol these Goats will leave Nashville other
day, noon: time from Nashville Memphis ~ hours; Ncks
bnrg, i've days; and to New 0riesns in Seven DAYS.
Boats leave Nashville every day 81
Passenger Trains before starting.
her nrscsss accommodation upon the Beats Tickets be
procured at The different points, at prices named In the annexed
Schedule Of Rates. -l e
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! Caroline Wade %. CanireIl and Tubb Administrators
This action Of repleVin was bfoaght by Toe de-
| PENDANTS in error, as the administrators Of Vim NJ
Wade, for negro girl slave named Emeline, in the
possession ofCaroiae Wade, widow Of the infestats
In le46, the father Of Mrs. Wade, sent the slavs
70 her as gift, and she remained for more than
three years before the death Of Wade The father
made deed Of gift to his daughter but It new
er delivered and is therefore invalid. He states
that the gift absolute though verbal but lie in
tended to get lawyer to write deed to the separ-
ate use Of his daughter, but never did Il. The
husband always said the slave belonged TO his wife,
and was not his; never set of any claim 10 aer.
The wife however, claimed her all the time
Tie question presented, is, whether under these
circumstances this slave constitutes part Of the
estate, and Is liable 70 the debts of intesate There
is no Doubt but that by operations Of the statute Of
limitations on tho parOl gift, the title Of the donor
is extiDguished. But it is eOItended that as the
intestate never claimed the property his cWn,
title would rest in him. But ne cIsimed for his
wife, and she held adversely TO the doncr. If her
right vas perfected BY the operation Of the statue
as well as bg writing other wise, it would eBure
to the husband rs much as if it hal operated upon
an adverse holding and claim for himself The Law
would fix the title in him the moment Il became
hers, without regard to his declarations. A man
cannot denude himself Of his right to property,
which the law vests in him, by simply declaring
that it belongs 10 his wife The purpose and in
tentons Of tbs donor to place restrctSns and limi
thtions upon the gift, we're never executed,
and have no effect he admits the donation vas
without qualification At the lime it was made and
this is further established by the writing drawn up
by him, but not delivered 50 to take effect. The
nnexecuted design to restrict the slave the separ
ste use Of his daughter BY writing be intended to
execute Afterwards, cannot change the case Ifthis
had been done q: the time within three yesTs af
forwards, before the statue had placed the right be-
yond his control it would have changed the case,
but having been neglected, the law must have its
course, and he slave goes into the administration
for the beneit of creditors OF the distributes.
So the law was held below, and We affirm the
judgment CARurHERs
4 eorrocf nooy nr.pU NIa-H
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DALY'S
Aromatic Valley Whisky.

y this age adueraed deleerious Liquors,
OF great satisfaction to be able TO Introduce to public notts
atcie-an article OF unquestioned purity, pos
ng qualities except such have the most favorable in
huenoe the human constitution.
Of sell The of the Rhine produce tie
which will flourish Ehere else from whose juice
ceeds the "JOhAnnisterg heshOicest vine Of the world.
acres produce baccO, the
quality Of which, when manufactured CIGARS ncOmPars
bly, superior to that Of the producof any other soil And
long supplied the world with arceo snuH,
like manner long that limited territory,
lying in the valley of the Mononghea river exclusively brings
forth Rye Of properties marked and peculiar that its dstl
=on Whisky Of such suPerlsye character places
By process recently discovered and now known only to my
the grain from the ehoct spot Of this favored
''N-''' aromatic valley whisky,
with which no other stand an instant's comparison
Waranabe exaggerated encomiums byany who
will FIRST subectm Whisky to the test.
1t the standard article all the frstcass Hotels and
Clubs in the New York, and wherever Iis introduced
Awarded the Palm of Superiority,
and the demand for it becomes thing established.
It's medicinal properties uch that while its immediots ef
fec pleasant and grateful it exercises The hpes Perma
have analysed sanpe Of DAILY Aroms tic Valley Whisky,
New York '-1''-'' Chemist.
STATE AssAYER's OFFICE, % Somerset street,t
Boston, April I7th, ls5s
WV. II. DAILY, New York
Whisky paye ae JiaDored Rye ERisky,
ng injurious any kind, would recGnmend it
''O'' --'l''-' anu dH1RIEs T. JACKSON,
State ssayer
Your Aromatic Valley Whisky received and after careful
animation, find be pure article, Ately free from The
fully, JAMES J. MAPEs,
Analytical Chemist.
depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley WHISKY as tits sold by the bottle
70 South William street. New York,
janl9-deo 3m Sole Proprietor.
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GAS PIPE ArD cas- FrTrrNc


virtue Of two wits q fe,t Crias - ne 1-t.I f -.
- Circnit Court Of tie intel stat.s Vheh - $500
upon no Jaasmsats rendered Ia con Al ne Oct- lsr
-, wherein NiDar = seott plaintiffs and B ~ Hal
and h Fayne were defendants, Morgan Vance vs. bI,
% ana tae said Z. D. Payne attendant am ~, 81 -
Day o. April next All right, isle, c and interest q ~ -
eeienaant = D. Payne, IN and 70 The Showing ists IN - a.
IL "a and Ii all fronting lo0 FEET, IS le on ths SO
lot Ne p all situate and lying m haE part % sa civ E
as Bells Saryey, oharolts pike Also lets Nos -
lying nc. W 9. Pagnes pan Cherry street, In son -,
vile and rontingcn said street ahout ~ feet, aoninr Bsh
lot All Of which said lots. hare sged ron and -
sold the property q aid defendant 70 sissfT al
Fas third day Of March. lej9. mll-dll
- y J. r. CLEMENTS. 2. s. MaFshaI
mk3-td. for the Mitllle District OF Tennsssss
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The lIOUSr VERNON Fund We learn, from the
AoHHt VerHoH Record that the third instslment in
payment for Mount Veraon, with interest thereon,
was paid upon the 22d ult The association has
now paid sl5s, sSS, 32 qf the sum Of $500 900 re-
quIred tc secure the title to Mount VcrnOu-Sl50,-
900 Of which has been paid in a little more than
three months Forty-ohe thousand six hundred and
sixty six dollars and sixty six cents with interest
thereon Is yet to be provided for, being the fourth
iustslment, due February %, 1862.
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Opinions of the Supreme COurt of the state
of Tennessee at Nashville, December
Term, 1858.
woOdsan AID other, u. Smith.

Wooden and others Smith.
The complsinsnIs seek 10 recover certain slaves
in the possession Of the defendant claimed by him
az his property.
The principal question in the cause rises upon the
construction and effect of deed Of gift Of several
slaves, made by Lucy T. Lucas, on the list Of Au-
gust, 1872, to her two IONS, George A. and Peter
NJ Lucas and to any after-born heirs Of the donor,
if any should be born.
The hQ6eBdam Of the deed-upon which the ques-
tiOn srises-Is follows ITO have and TO hold the
said five negroes and their increase 10 the said
George A Lucas Snd Peter NJ Lucas, and the heirs
of her che donors)" body, il any there be, 10 the
sole use of said George A Lucas and Peter NJ. Luz
cas- and the heirs Of her body, If any OF them be-
after the said Sally H. Lucas DEATH" n.
1t is insisted TOR the defendant, that The latter
words which purpOrt to reserve g life interest in
the slaves 10 the donor, void, IS being repug-
nant to the absolute gift Of the slaves previously 70
the donors.
We do not concur in this conclusion. It seems
to u.s. that the in struHent is perfssy consistent and
ineligible upon lis face. II Is clear that, Will
the donees are vested with present title 10 the
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BURNED TO DRATH The Murfreesboro' TslsgroDh
says Mrs Sneed an aged and infrm lady residing
near McKnights Camp ground, in Rutherford SCUM
IT, aecidently fell into tie FIRE on the eth ult and
was so badly burned hat she died ia few hours.
She was alone when the accident occurred and be-
ing helpless could not exiricats her self from the
fire.
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slaves, their rghttothe baue6eislr;se or rssss.or
OF Che slaves was net intended 10 take eect nntil
afterihe donors DEATH she intended 10 reserve ne
possession ana services Of the Saves during her en
Z iiis. fh's was lawful for her 70 Do. Aud the
words employed 70 express sach iatcntiop are sr-
pl;ei and amply sufficient to eject the eai in ys,
We held, therefore. thai The beneficial use and ~
session Of The slaves, Was in the nor s life and
did moi pass 70 the d0nees until her death.
/ From ihe position j. announced, it follows Of
course, that The defendant cannot avail hiaself AZ
his adverse possession % the slaves il controvefsp
The defendants purchase Of the slave Fannv fese
Of the I'VE slases included in the deed Of gfl could
have no other eject than to vest him zfth H. l;r
iGteEest Of the donor in said slave. He was az 10
said slave Ia effect, placed in the shoes Of The do
nor; and his possession vas as il respects the 10
nees precisely similar to The possession Of the do
Of The reEaiaing slaves named ia the deed; thai
is possession In perfect harmoney with and inca
pablo. in Law, Ct becoming adverse to- the rights Of
Othes during the eoatinusnce Of the life interest
Of the donor. Uaril the death Of the donor TIE
rights Of the donees to the possession Of the slaves
did not arises and for shis also the statute
Of limitation could not sooner attach.
The objections 20 the registration Of the deed Of
gift not well founded. The defects are cured
BY positive legislative enactment
The dslendsns. We think, by virtue Of his pur-
chase and conveyance from Sloza and wife, is vest
ed with their interest in the slave Fanny and her
increase e#
The allegation Of the bin, that the complainant
J. W. Woodson, had Acquired, By purchase, the
interest Of Of the other claimants Of the slaves
sued for. is not sufficiently supported by PrOek
The truth OF this allegation vas matter proper
for the determination Of the Chancellor, of Ehich
full and satisfactory proof ought 70 have been made
II is not proper matter Of references 10 the Mas
ter according to The established course Of Court
Of Chaneery- And for this irregulArity the de-
cree VIII De reversed, and. the cause rsmsnilsd,
with leave 10 copy any omissions defect Of proof
upon any Of the questions in the cause if ceemS
ed necessary BY aay Of the parties.
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49, "A11"NN-'ooA'' AANhAA ChhATEAA
WILLIAMSON a. CHEATHAM.
IMPORTERS OF
Brandies, wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERs IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, ac.. &c,
NO. o COLLEGE STREET
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
TENHE undersigned have in store the following pure LIQUORS.
Wines &C. which they oEer the trade low prices
favorable TERMS respectfully invite purchasers goods
to examine their stock before buying.
Liquors purchased through Gus
tom House and be warranted genuine Being determined
sell at low hgurespossessing the facilities to do heer
ourselves that We offer such Inducements to Cash and
Brandies, Gin, Rum and Whistles,
&c and pipes Fine COglac 10 bbls superior Rye Whisky
B pps BsI e1lSs' 0FR q. 20 S GG I've do
; = do Rochelle do 5 b5ls genuine Old BOurndo
PuncheOns pure W. 1. Rum 2punceOns Irish and Scotch
Malt Whisky, best brands.
100 baskets and bxs Champagne, 20 do sautsrnas;
20 boxes IiocE and Mosele; 10 do do old and fine;
20 do Hungarian, White and 10 do Maieirai
Is boxes Fine olarets; 10 dc Port;
wv -''-' Porter, Ale. &C. ~ '''' 'Oi'''O'-
20 casks LoadoE orter, best brands
81 do English English ara Scotch ;5 1 Ale best S brands
90 dc French Cordisls, assorted
20 dc Brandy Cherries;
10 do curacOa' hareSehno and Absynthe
10000 genuine Havana Cigars GsEPan ca5s
20 Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, t. W. Anderson
10 do do de do do "Leftwicks 4aessi"
10 do do do do do do Victoria;
90 dc do dc do do "sutherland's Fine
boxes fine virginia Chewing Tobacco sutherland sine qua
20 fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, Chamber Flpper
Golden Leaf
90 ns Virginia Chewing Tobacco Langhorn Arnistead
No. !, Gold Leaf;'
bOHesan Virginia Chewing Tobacco, Athens
so boxes best Tennessee do do.
Also:
IS X boxes .Ksan Smiths celebrated Twist and Pancakes
Danvle Tobacco equal, if not superior, any Offers
ed in this market
With many otter articles connected with tie business
WILLIAMSON < CHEATHAM,
ssp9 No. 9, College street. Nashville, Tom
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man named GWil committed suicide in Ruiher-
ford county on the 18th ult BY taking laudanum.
lie was man Of inienperste habits and was supA
posed TO be labSring under mental arrangement
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HOUSE AND LOT FOB SALE.

B. H. Willis e al, IS ElizIbeth Chicress e al \
DY decree OF the County Court OF Davidson County.
dered az the March term 1859, in the above viii
for sale the Court House in Nashville Saturday the
93r1 day OF April house and lot Of ground high
South Nashville. The fronts 49, e the East side Of
said street. and the house good brick hous with rooms
and in good repIr Said property belongs 70 the estate Of Cath
ane Willis deceased and is sold debts Of estate, and for
distribution among the heirs
TgRMs-S40O will requires In cash, and the balance
credit years. interest otes with good
risy reqa red and lien retained.
f. r. CHEATHAM
unh2Otd-Prss Zee s5 Clerk and Master
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HOUSE Ann LOT FOR SALE,

v. Z. NaTaugh, rs. Patrick and Thos. J. Nava1gh.
1Y decree Of the County Court o. Davidson county,
dered in the above the July 1888 and
the March 1852 win offer for sale Court
house in Nashville, Saturday the 2 day OF April next,
lot Of ground fronting about IS feet the side Of North
Market Street, in NashTe and running back towards College
street 70 alley, upon which is q frame house
TERNS0ne third will be required in cash and the balance
and twelve months credit. Notes with security required and
a lien aimed
Said property belongs the Of Thomas Navauge, deed
and is sol for distribution.
rnbl Pc aaS
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the subscriber prepared to execute with the greatest prompness
Ali contracts however large, which may be rendered. style
mon terms which fail give satisfaction. lie also pre-
pared 10 execute all manner Of
seS AND oRNAnENTAL GRAISING NARRLING.
Having in that department ecud the services of the expert
aud experienced artists
The subscriber would request persons having work in his line
give him 3 call before making final Arrangements
X. 7. FLEMING,
No 81. HMM batReen Cherry Summer
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=. Howell Williams 3. c, $. wAepls. ard ses.r.-

Howell Williams Is. G. s. WhopleS anal others.
The Chancellor decreed against eomPlsiRaat and
in favor of Daniel Sn0dgrass. Williams prose
euted writ Of error TO this Court. The other par
ties do not complain. The Chancellor held that
Powers had lien on the two wagons for $1,000
a1d that Snodgrass was entitled 10 the residue Of
the proceeds OF the sale. This decree is manifest
ly correct. The complainant, Williams, is an ats
taehiag creditor Of Whople-. Bat prior to the al
ing his bill, Powers debt from Whoples had been
secured By deed Of trust, executed by him Hpon
the wagons, and daily proved and registered, and
Snodgrass had purchased Of Nhoples the wagons,
subject 10 the trust in favor Of Powers, and Will
liams was Informed Of these facts
Whoples therefore, bad no interest in the wagons
upon which Williams attachment could be fred
The proof IS 10 the sale to Snodgrass is abun-
dant; aud that Williams knew the fset when he
filed this bill
We affirm the decree. wRIGHr
A true copy. Attest, J. P. CLARK, Clerk.
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The caEdidates for the Legislature in Rutherford
county, open the canvass at Mnrfreesboro' on Mon
day.
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The acre not plasiered yielded 201 bushels. The
grain on ell the lots weighed about twenty eight
pounds to the bushsl, except lot No. l, on which
both grain and straw were highest This shows
greatly in favor Of three bushels on land of good
quality.
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NOTICE
NJ sl'i5s5 . -
nm I.ANNENai ERN.

TO Pa s. Il N q T. R s.
PASSENGERS TRAINS running on tie Nashville and Chat
tanoog Railroad will leave the Depot at Nashville on the
Tuue lad down the schedule, towit: $3.50 A and
NJ and in order prevent confusion at the ticket Offices at the
moment Of starting Passenges respectfully requested 10
provide Of the ne and that all may
be the Ticket Agent wall he IN his once one hour
tefore he deuarturg Of each tain, h. W. COLE,
mil If. superintendent
VNOH ItENT.---Fhe large Room over the Daily News Of
flee, formerly occupied by BarnaTds Book BlndeTy Thls
80 by 80 feet is suitable for Job Printing Oce Book
Bndery, almost mechanical employment Steam power
he had from the News Office Engine, in this
Enquire Of Mr. Fisher, News Oc Of 4. v. LneSley
he susScrher. Ija6l JAMES W. HOETk.
Ornamental Trees and EVergreems.
M ONTG0MER1 & MCGREDY Nurserymen Nashville, Tenn
Nf invite special attention 10 their sock Of Fruit
Ornamental Eyerecus, Green
Ornamental and Eyerg eens, Tor effect
Fruits-j00O Apple !, , q { years old.
pesrs-3OO0, Dgsrfs a. Standards, > to 4 years old
Peaches -5OO0O 81 DID, Cherries Plums Aprico Nee
tariens and ounce, in la:ge npSs4ers.
large collection OF GrLlos Strawberries Raspbees Goose
berries CuFrants 4 Bouquets at all seasons
MONTGOMERY & MCGREpY,
nall, LinwOOd, Nurseries Nashville. Tenn.
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FIsHER, WIRELESS & CO.,

WHOLESALE GR0CERS,
General Commission and Produce
MEfs GtHA NTS,
COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS,
Corner al Hraad and Market Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
GROCERIES,.
MI are rccng one q tie largest and most desirable
w stock of GrooeTes offered 70 The trade y any house
81 bids New Orleans Sugar;
100 iags DO DO Caaezi
~ barrels Plantation Aoissscs;
- y do DO do.
boxes Star Candles;
Itsa ksgs ssertel Nails
20 boxes TalON Candles,
10 barrels Crushed sugar;
- boxes " R Cheese;
- do d do
200 barrels Whisky, all brands;
p casks Imported French Brandy;
de Holland Gin;
80 boxes Family Soap;
$50 boxes Fresh Raisins:
700 y do DO do
IS = de de do
$50 b9xes Fresh Cove Oysters
II65 bags Fine Salt
go do Coarse do
S,59aago Cigars, all brands;
i75 boxes Chewing Tobacco, all grades
With mary arcesoo mention, all Of which
VIII sell unusually Low prices to cash dealers
deci0-6 FISHER, WIRELESS co.