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Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

0So OVAOkCuSg Will every pV06AUA0 -O0,
gree IF thickness in the lip, iatness "a
the nose kink IN the wool and pro.
jeotion,in the muzsle. IA platoon 81
policemen;wss stationed to keep these
voracious blacks from swallowing the
prisoners At . mouthful.a This pre-.
caution was considered necessary BY
the more humane abolitionists, who
hold African prowess in somewha,
higher esteem than is warranted by
the fact that a single fesolote person,
with'a one ibarrelied Dcrringer, Nigh,
have sent every black rascal Of them
helter-skelter,a down stairs, however
their fury, had been. excited.) ,n4 syala
The accused were charged under
sections So and 81 of the, criminal
code. Section 56 relates to taking
persons out of the State without due
process of law. Section 81 relates ia
kidnapping negroes. :., .$.',:.,..
State 's-attorney Haven appeared on
behalf Of the prosecution, aud moved
for; q continuance 10 enable him to OBJ
tain, ln evidence: s!d yd4 ha:aiotg s9Ei 9gig
Smith, one Of the defendants, said
he was ready for an examination now;
he would waive the examination and
give bail to answer upon an indictment.
Mr.. Haven thought the case one 81
too much import tance TO- 60 withou,
an examination But the, witnesses
could not be had Immediately Al
to the negroes !, themselves, he had
just received information, from an * old
lady who had arrived from St. Louis,
that they had received 100 lashes
apiece Oh Bloody Island and had been
shipped down the river, He supposed
itiwast the party's right, however, 10
waive an examination. In regard to
the bail, he proposed, q distinction
should be made. in favor Of Turner on
account Of his color. He thought per,
sons blessed with the same color az
as himself should give pretty high bail
and that IS, 900, id the case of Smith
would 'be; i about right, aud $4,000
apiece for the other two. aSafa A2a'n .
The. magistrate thought IS, 900 wo'd
be excessive, aud accordingly fixed
the bail for Smith atl&8, 600, and fol
Erhardt and Turner at 81, 900 each.-
Smith waa held for trial and the Others
for examination on Saturday next, 2,
9 .. 10. ..,..a. =. - .r4, :
\ MICRO RECE1vEs FORTY 1.AsHEs.
T The negroes discovered the connec
ton Of the black, Turner, with the af
fair on Tuesday evening, and abou,
FIVE hundred of them chased him
through the streets with . view, Geo
Anderson says, to catch and hang
him. He took refuge in the City
Marshal'ss Office, where heliwass KEEP
until morning. .oqp Thcanegroes hung
about theaoourt House nearly alt nigh
talking politics and swearing. a5 Ont
[of the number :ventured to make some
remark IN justification Of Turner, II,
was iiml,med diately seized BY bis, con
|freres, who bore him to the lake shor.
(where tho police are supposed i.
have no jurisdiction in such cases. ant
administered forty stripes upon hi
bare back. This il also according u
| George .Andefson who relates the cir
cuinstances with inilnitab|e gnstp.-
C4ieago :Tiness ,,, - ,.,;,.,.ay s 3,.S 1aIi,',; =
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THE GORILLA.

tAsSSSs~AeSSs~AsI'Ss
Of this ereature-interesting
as an important connecting link be-
tween the. human and the brute;
creation. a further description from
Dickens stAll the Y ear Round,' is Civ
en- below: e''s Ills y s5.@"qs Il !9'i@ 9''i%s .
'srhe gorilla is ii the average ,asg, height.
Of man, I've feet six inches; his brain
case is long and narrow, and there is
. very prominent ridge above the.
eyes, the top of the head is perfectly
fiat, and the browa with its thick In
tegument, forms q scowvling penthouse
over the teyes. 5HaC Couple with this a
deep lead colored akin, ,much wrinkled:
. prominent jaw, with the canine teeth.
lin the. males Of large size, 3, reoeed-
ing chin; and we have. an, ,exaggerar
ton Of the lowest aud most forbiding
type Of human physiognomy., The
neck is short, the head pokes forward.
The relative proportions Of the body
and limbs are nearer those Of man, yet
they are gilmore ungaiiily aspect than
many other of,the brute kind. Long
shapslsss arms, thicklqand, muscular,
with scarce d any sdiminuaone of .size
worthy the name Of, wrist ( for at the
smallest they; are IA INCHES round
while 3 strong man wrist is not, above
eight); q wide thick hand, the palm
long, the fingers short, swollen ana
goutyt kookihg g.;;is capaciousi Chest
broad shouIdefs:;5 legs Also thick and
shapeless; rdessitute ofacaK 'and very
muscular yet short; hand-like too,
with 2 thumb toit, of huge dimension
ard portenteas, Poweraof graspsss, Nc
wonder the lion skulks before !thi,
monster andeteHsthe elephant is baf
| fled ubylhisr malicious cunning, activi
tty and s,rengthsruE Ehe teeth indicate
is vegetable. diet, but. the Eepasta j,
|so.!m.eeltiimes ?! .eli varied With egg, orb
son 81 her ehnnity to tie elephant ap
lpeafs to BE: not That ii ever Intention
tally Injuries him, BUT merely that i
tsharess hisastastS for certain ataVofit@
fruits, and when, from hiss Ssat0htowe,
il the uppar.e ebranehsss Of tree, ,s'ht
Ipegceiyes !. the eleRhantI going To- ith.
fdelicacis., n he; ssl' STEALS l along the bQYgh
and striking its sensitive proboscis !:
violent blow with the Club with iWhicl
|he II almost always armed, III drives ~ osf
the1startled giant, stiAdhpeting sshfi!iy
withlrsgs andapAsnn ,sno3 e.is 9 sssi.lns
:, sssTOu,a ap1o fhs. ,,osrrnoa hAnos,e an,&ills
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
II RATES ,aOF ADyERTIsfNs.sdi
Business Cards Oft ye li.ss, 4 yeer ersa,.n.ea,9t

oa RATES of ADvERTIs1Nt;.sdt
Ru.in;.s Card, tsa 9n.. II se.r,.i}sSs
a)ne column psr yesr, - .: u 1890
|.ns.s DO IS six months IS: .:..:si!9e0 .:..:sie0
Half column Per year .... 40,0D
afat doll n.slx nonths. s...s.... $500
fopsta as aselan1Rs1 ss 1Ssssi. Ss;d isse
/ Esehsqusrsl 10 ,insf, ,or less9 9dfstinsertion1 Is
Each gnbseapent insertion :. *: i36
Legal Notices. per sq. first insertion) 4s
All rtismentseo continued uatilordered0 0dt
Advertisementsse set n doub column II price
additional. ..Eu .ros3 F.6{tyeg saT
~ EAdvertisement will be changed as often
as desired, by paying IS cents square for
composition. llnsfJc las Il eli IS sfbl
a. Business Notices appear1ng in the Legal
Column will be charged Is cents per lire for
the first, and " cents for each fsub,equent'in'
se1!r sel!Mron. b 80 .lgasa..ns. L .aa...! -+:-..
The brute, li ,,s,' angling for him with ,his
horrible foot, dropped from q tree
while his strong arms grasp it firmly,
stretches down his huge hind band,
seizes the shapless wretch by the throat
draws him up into the boughs,i a,.d5
and, as soon as his struggles have
ceased, drops him down opg "a ,stan stsangled
corpse. -, ,I..,....,a .,..s.,,65
place by night, his pleasant abode ~
day, AID his castle Of defence. From
that colgne of vantage he awaits his
foe, should the latter be. hardy,;"or
foolhardy Yenoughato pursue. mo fall
grown gorilla has ever been taken,
alive. "A bold negro, the leader Of an
elephant hunting expedition was Of
fered hundred dollars for live gor-
lila. IF you gave me the weightdof
yonder hill in gold, Iicould not do it,
he said. .a5ol q iss38eb4 ga-a hse&Ii $3.50.
"Neyertheless, he has. his good quail!
ities-in a domestic point OF view; he
is an amiable and exemplary; husband
and father. watching over his:
young family with affectionate solici7
tude and exerting in their defence his
utmost strength and ferocity. The
mothers show that devotion to their
youngiu times of danger, which is the
most universal of instincts .4o.. -,fE<a
8, The, gorilla constructs, himself q
snug hammock out Of the long, tough,
slender stems Of parasitic plants, and
lines it with the broad dried ff,onds Of
palms, or With long grass--a sort Of
bed surely MOTTO be despised, swung
i'm the sleafy branches of a tree. By
day, he sits on although, leaning his
back against the trunk, owingto which
fact elderly gorillas become rather
bald in those regions - ,-.Erss.s $,
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
HACK 9HOUSE II

MA OK HO u s e. t7'5
r.. II" CK, Proprietor. u,l1, g, g.
ON PLUM STREET, afsw. .doors from. Man
" Street, Red Wing, -. H.. gssri,i, - -.
This House is entirely new and newly fur
nished, and the Proprietor hopes BY strict at
tention to customers to receive share Of pat
ronage. esgE bae aaggs t.sfs 3 81 E0aiHa
Red Wing, Sept. 5, 1887. IL m a.5:.sg7 soy
---7 III ,MISCELLANFOUS. = - .70'
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

RED WING HOUSE.
JACOB BENNETT, Proprietor.
RED WING, egi-s,rls-7i MINI ESOTA.
E4cConneoted with the House is q large snd
interior Teams % and 'ek Carriages on hand to
convey Passengers to any part Of the country.
Apfil34, 1852 BAL Sl!9@s IL -t5 90-tf 80
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REAL EsTATE.Q OFFICE,

REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
GEMTRALl P6lNf, .IinHEsQTA.l ,
THIsuhsepihsr:walb bHy AasN ,LAadsy lok
1ye eaoto, Lard Narrantoj enter 0ovsrndmsut
Lands, select Claims for aottless dsuivine to lS-
safe od4hsi0G1f Dyssd Reservatioh, psy TaxSs
and attend to s]l business appertainin4 70 hin
on nnnSxceptAlAhleE real estate ssc1rity from 40
70 6Apsf. cent .. b,. PERRY,D. MARTIN. g
CsasyaA Point, Ian. /, 1s6s.sas. -; 70 Myf
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-stT0WNR 4 PIEDCB,1 el
,pd 2lo li DEALERsIN .i"@. /"
y !. REAL HSjlTAs.TI.HlI1. =. I.

HBD VdNGs gs - 4lNNE9OTA.,
WalaEta1dat 20 locating land " ssrsias, pey-
neatof ta1as, collection ofnetss, and TO thepux
chsas tAna sale Of Rssl Estass thsoughouS the
Tsrsitofy. Surveying, nsIpins, and Plating
vsyerss 0opiss oftsynship maps fdsaishsd.---
Deeds drawn and acknswlsdg6msntst tsksnsq
6Ang business intFustsd 70 tASm; will re-
ssivA ApaouptAttenta0n:t4 - EsIahM
4. 7.1.7o1nD5 1;7E ,aAnaogE 4. ast0grlDD01
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

whatever and carry them out of the
State without even q shadow Of legal
authority, would raise up in arms and
drench the city with white men : Blood
to rescue = negro from tho straight
forward and legitimate operations 7sof
the law. Consequently these Repub-
lican detectives proceeded to execute
the fugitive slave law in their own
way, and in so doing it must be said
they succeeded better, than any one
eyerdid before in the city of Chicago.
We expect to- hear the Black Rcpub-
lican journals all over the countEy ring
with the praises of their great shrewd-
ness and efficiency. >. ,.,e.s,,e sid
THE NEGROES NOT At, THE FARM. !.
Some 6f the fugitive negroes ii this
city more suspicious than the rest,
did rot feel quite satisfied Is TO the
destination sofs the three farm hands
andpset shout the sbusinessgof sasoeft
tanning whether they really were ii
THE said farm or not. 500 The result oi
their. i!!v inquiries 4si proved that they
were not. ..S 49,. III. !; - ., .,rl
suaigbtway then. the tl,, negroes 70 hasten.
FED to their abolition Il friends III s and com.
mnnisca the staltlinR inf 'iinfof alton.
The litiohists took the MISTER rts' III III
hand, and yesterday morning caused
warrants TO beissasdupon che sffda*i,
[oft Cyruso Kseler,s foratheluarrestso o'
|Neyesn Smith Dewey, Tnsnes and. Er
hardt Smith, Turner and Erhaxdt
We're found and pfI d! arrested !; TBS, others
[could not he found, although Pipker
Ft6a' ! entire ftorce tor eexerted themselye,
|an' tday:'q Every avenniutes,, alley, aad aid ~
way reading % the Sherman H6ause
I iwhere aNoyes, boardedp waS CLOSELY
Eguasdsd III sdsy, ,and' psobabiyis still
Another dstaohmentsof po6es recon
tnoitered the central depot for Dewey
ffbut no Dewey has been found.
THE REWARD.
? sNhfssAild before the Chicago Re
lpubhcS6t would consent, u execute
Ithy M96iys 5Javs lalx, !, TIE 1s,1Iia snm ot32
1850 was dep % thar t6i credit. i
& St. I 4apie BApEag haueA payable a
lths: arrival qf,thetnsgHosssin khat ecity
|Day bafaaB yestssdayy aydradi 6sr III
iamosnt' arfiwehin Chi0s8 8oss audnswal
4preseItedr drbyN Noys6, To osfseteB Bros.
Who paid 7 thereon tie caAh,, tho aUsi6
finsl 'dfa1l, was " itstt,diY ex1Ihmibated i
| {hee police tfitbs16ninS 4. I g where tie IL
! Nss brouag ri y nPs ffor { baaf5pps 4 font q q
llelQ91eh 1ssHoI OH I'll. 90 .bssD.iaa ylssszs 4
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
ANOTHER CASE FOR PROF. PECK.
THE. UNDERGROUND RAILROAD. RUN BoTH
WAYS, By REPUBLICANS. .H.E

: .IcottVO1y WaS y UAvA uay III NuS.
cago. From early morning, crowds of
darkics. were seen, collected on the
ss street G. corners .1s ana n me e ne'ghoor,
frightened faces and protruding eyes
slarcd forth meaning of dreadful i'm.
bort Here and there. ieadinp aboli.
ttionists were. seen among their sable
brethren. conve,rsiine in portentaiocusj 10
undertones. The Sherman House an.
peared ia be the main centre of inter
est, and At first it was conieotured, bys
some persons who did not understand
what It was all about, that the new
Emperor Of Hayti. had arrived in the
city and taken rooms there. JJpon,
enfe,riun,V,, the hnildino howevvaa,ry I snec.
ta,le presented itself WHICH necatived
ali such -oratn;tous sun,,os;t;ona There
r;yetinn their kern ewes upon the face ~ !
Of eyery newcomer. stood and ]oiter.
ed ahont. the ihallai anil.saoor.vaxa "a
heavy .corps ,of polioemen:a hkes arn1etl
soldiers psrrisonin, i fortrss,x. whist
was mp u al7ls 5asl.1s3 .T.,-sis! t'.7'5
AZ fenoth from fo tha veil vylli Informed 1dc a-n1,
|lins - Genrua Ander.on came .tortb
the startling particulars. ..aJ :, ,,,,,,
,5..'.,s,.l - ~, 81 - 20 o. I'n,,, nua
" The He FUGiTIv1s FROM e' SLAVE sLAvERY: -.
Some time ago & one ,accoun4 saws
weeks another! esvs u,ontha\y athrea
slaves;s, named ,AleYand eri Hsmiltorl.
Washinet0n s.Alston md ,.GWinfisid
Scotta Tan aatav from fhe;rs oi,i,a;
CAT. Frost. near 81. LOUIS. and made l
their way by the Undergp1rso,ni,in5d 8 QUO rail:
way. 70 Chicago. -, Capt. Frost. otter.
| ed : reward for, their. apprehension
nd. return, Of ea. .a6o. g(as,the abolition.
lists s,ate. .ltaouehiit islmore likelyit TIA,
vh.te.er v.asle1Tered.! a. 81! ynanii
numbers. W.. Some sthfiesY s1,eeayki aaU.
Capt Frost's advertisement 'ell undsll
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

l.. f., HENDRICKsON, ,a..-.,G
Rectihsi and Wholesale dealer in ,,.i,
WINES 3r LIQUORS, e5t
'~" Corner Plum and Third sts., eff
RED WING. - - '+ MINNESOTA.
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sTuPENDUOUs EXCITEMENT OF
s7.i CnlcAc0 AFRICANS. =.

REPUBLICANS EXECUTING THE FUGlT.
,4sff g.r I'VE SLAVE LAW. z,zEa..s .9.s
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

.-,...rFALLS sHO Us E.,5 sa;.,a
sfia by BEN VAN CAMPEN, :sa .34u1
CANNON FALLS, MINNESOTA. I,
Travellers will ind svcry accommodation on
reasonable, termstat the above House.. Good
Stables, Ostlers, DC. ..-r 1,,- 62ly isi
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

y. 1.1ASvxINs. 4 q. ,. 1Ax11. ;,iaA. HALL.
ACTION S-N'O 4 w URDe. '''
ia#flyt tlll4fs1A 4Hn1ul
XH100GD take this method Of iufoImina
w .thsist fsie9As and The BILE generally;
thst t!{E sss as1 = nstp ttpsysafadepa sIoaw odi
o,R,AAsA{lkAH &
= s'eSil :sss - hffsii sft
a':;lst sissS''ss is$ sRsF
the S49Stf1D ITI E'T.2U tx IS9tU
"a ,FlassyRls,lz lssz.a x-e4s s.omfa ,
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

iassds 2uis' dioog .,ii ,nsasl' d'iw ',ega'@
.aip,s 19ti hsAsi!qaieo2a 81 'iIg4; 7adl iats
G ~ ssss..y Iag7n esoIil 10 $50 4 h1eoa
= ,.,..., - N. - = Lag tl,tks - :, .,,e :.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

ja!5a. {aa nnfe ea sd3 uonA - oah,IJrs'a Il
3Ea1 s.,Gsqus ii 3et .zbod Iahi 10 2nn.'ngiIdn
nitsi 81 .sstai!augah 3laa'a ei!' 'a 1sE,6a! sht
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
pany with Noyes to help him get the

negroes. ,!ntigt 9il4.eaG5sft 10 !ssTi't fs1T
HOW THE THING WAS wORkHp. ,.,e
The whereabouts of the, runaway
negroes was ferretted ont BY Turner,
who being familiar with the the neigh.
borhood In which they resided, prob.
ably had not much dnaculty III find
ing thsm. They occupied i shonse to-
|gether at the; corner Of Edna and Hars
rison, streets. This fact being com.
municated to Noyes, he proceeded
thither, las i; is alleged,) in the Iguise
|of person seeking for farm laborcrs.
He wanted to hire three men to work
on . farm three miles out Of the city,
to whom he would pay $25 q month
with board and lodgings. To avoid
awakening suspicion in the minds o1
the 7darkies,. asswell AZ to enable him
Ito communica ate with their owner, he
told them hes did not want the men inn
mediately, but that they should come
to his Office in Lake street on the fol
lowing Friday afternoon, when he
would provide them with such farm.
ing implements as they would require
i'm the performance of their work ~
The negroes agreed to go, and ac-
|cordingly on last Friday afternoon
presented themselves at the Office OF
Noyes and Smith. They were fur.
nished with moneyand sent to . hard
ware store, wherss Z soythe and a rake
> hoe and some other implements were
purchased, and carried to the office
from which they were to start on the
railway train the same night for The
farm They remained ID the office
until II O'Clock At night. 'o'! 1e-~''e'tha
In the meantime Capt. Frost; who
had come up fromaSt Louis, chartered
one Of the Illinois central; railroad
cars. for his exclusive use, to, be, tax.
en- out with the IL O'Clock train, It;is
said he paid for the car $125. Just
before the train was ready to start, the
negroes, carrying their farming tools,
were conducted to the depot, and Ut il
said by the agency Of Dewey who was
employed as the watcbman at the de-
| POI, J placed in Capt. Frost's Car. The
train departed, but the negroes did
not get off at the farm. II.
Thus were. the negroes and their
brother abolitionists Of Chicago out.
witted by, the shrewdness Of these Re.
publican detectives, who, having by
long tutellage in a Republican Off.
cial school learned to execute Al 9th,
er laws without warrant or process .o1
any kind, took it upon themselves tc
execute the fugitive slave law in a sim.
liar manner They knew very vel
that their partisan friends who had
taught them to arrest and imprisoz
white men without due process Of law
would not permit them to arrest . run,
away negro, even though surrounded
by all the forms, and armed by ali the
writs,processes and Instruments which
law and lawyers could devise They
knew that these same Republican tu
tors Of thieves who had taught. then
to seize white men upon any ,,eharge
whatever and carry them out Of tn.
State without even shadow Of lega
authority, would raise Up in arms aniti
drench the city with white men bloot
to oIrescue q negro from! the straight
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
NJ as5gstr >:1ii + biitkf as sa1USGeaT I9dta
N e14t1o1oe8OtUs Fore

N}p({ VI ,SA8Ss, A.les3 hssia9i
fa4tlI4H 92asE ati5 n antsaffp oii nz
,siI riadl oyiss $50 ,.s:aiidaqs. slIf ,ai,-,i
...f -.a4i1 ,tn;tn,intsf1na yne fen.latn % tt,.
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8 a8W i.Na NTUUSI ~ 18s7.77'lEs I'1'Fs.77I TT
-g3iigi, a'fiooa O. atsusIal! i,aa aoinsatnoa
4s li2ia IiE t9qae'a asnil,aa1os gtls .!1os
Oil go bns ,neqNiIiio a.a d.ig5 .a.Dnii sid
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

d o.iw srsb!oei e5itlo ae9ildsgsA rNe'ia3 g
,-ea as b eG,e1 7qoata 19dl q59,i 1t 7afgo
Il. gssnsf 700 3ipb u,oRe 9ieft saTe
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VOLUME. 4, NUMBER /,

1--ll--ll
gdw m9dt ,aa.9fq ~ 'noo'' 'inoJ 9oi ol
- tio,,.i 81 soioinesG ,gaisniJ Ta ,eaHNliN
asa~s ,aphaEl4 s3agsi +, s'a ais3 aittasoq
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-19
First Class.

Agricultural MISUNDERSTANDING Fluid, owners
risk oil leasage-Bskets, ~ lce nrst class raIe-BaI
ting BlInUs BnLe 81 boOks-BUUts aud shoes, Breaa,
BuI.D hob s-iilIIai Tables, double nrstCIss rates
-Bru-iies and Bsoonis, corn pre-
phIue, at owner Elk Ul leakage-CaIDvys HclUs and
other CHEMICALS uOuble ia ST class TaIes-I abIncI
Ware IL, ckeu down and well boxed. urst Class rates
-C1Tds, petins, cOrks, GO. IectIOLU ~ -Ci.aTs
boxed, Twice nIst Class Tates-CIEaTs, boxed anU
strapped-Cassia, Ia mat, CIIs-IOVeTs
elUcks ano weighis-CoPper ana brass Nesses-L eI-
uoh4s, owbeI risk ,t~ISe nTst Class Idtcs-I
b dies aud bU1ss--DTy GOOdS, III boxes bales
truuAs-FuInituse up and boxed twice class
rates-EuTnIIure, Knocked aLu We'll bOAeu ia s
raIts- Farm wagons IN pieces-EeItlieTs, Iurs,
hgs ia drums-f sli Iesl-Oarden seeas siass"aTe
window glass-Grapes, III kegs-Iiits anu caps HIDES
boxeu-HaIr. i'll saCks-Ink, lnuisU-InuIa huber
goOas-ieaIuer (OUse), Liquor III glass-Leu4OBs,
sackeu--lOOAIng GLASSES bOXe, ~ ice INST Glass rates
-duchnery Observation-Disclosures, Twice II: ST Cass
rases-MouIdLg rs aud IIcture Thmes-AiaIs hugs
AeulCnes, AusAets-h arOis, wrought, at owner .
risk-4IcasuTes AM Tubs, AUss ia sI,ks-AuslcAl In
sIrumeuIs, Mineral Water, Ia glass-NuIs III bags
Oys.es IN Kegs anu caiis-OfansSs, sAcAedi o. ia
Glass HangIngs, not boXed; Preserves lICh les
IL glass Owner RAIN Leaf leltrIes, rlntiig
=. esscs Piano Forts at U~ ners rk Porter, ana Ale
in glass aIntings and Pictures, we'll bOAeu-hgLi
Russia Bristles--cteam Boilers thir,y
steam Boilers, lhITIy iCot LiIi uTsI
class rates-SlallunerJ scy the SIIatLs Scales
Scale Beams not bUXeG--Sieiss, boxed, twice hrs
Class ales-ctoyes, ner's TisS-Sw fULitues,
SIZING tuye Pipe, spirits IurpenIIne--stUve Plates,
H. OwucT's rIsk-ceHlIg Mac hues-lTuLks, I'm ware
boxed-Trees and ShTubbery, boxed at owners risk
-Irecs aud ShrubbeTy baieu, at neI IS Iisk, once
and hall first class rates-lwIne-lolS boxed
MISUNDERSTANDING, not boxed, Narnlsh--w agols,
shdTsns, not bUxeu, Twice first class IaIes-M Os
and Hobby Horses, boxed, once and a hall class
rates--NAx, Vine, IN boxes or baskets--WhIps,
WhalebOues INSTRUMENTATION Ware, H. ou
Felioes aud Bows--M OGDEN Ware, twice nrst class
rates-MOol.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-19
Second Glass.

Anthony Crude; Apples, Dried Baking Powders
Bed Cords, Bags; bssging Bells, Bottles; Birthstone
In boxes kegs; Buder's Boards, Buriaps, berries
CottUn Wuste, Chain Cotton, Wooden and llcmpcn
Candies, Cocoa, Chocolats; Coffee, ground IN boxes
or barrels CIpstans, CassIa D. bags boxes; Cbina
Ware in Casks. Currents dried Cutlery, Chair stun
In rough; Copper plates, sheets, bolts, pigs wire nails
or rods; Copper bottoms; Cheese III boxes casks
Clover aud Grass Seed; @ ockery IN boxes anu bar
res; Congress aud Bedford Water IN boxes or bar
res DIe Woods in boxes barrels; Domestic Sheet
ing, ShistIug, Ticking and lenms IN original bales;
Duck, Drugs casks ieer Sifs pressed; Flax seed
FLAX boxeu; Forks, Hay and Manure; Ginger, Glue,
Sopsi; groceries assorted Quot otherws. speci-
ned J Grass and Clover Seed; Hides, dIy, IN bales;
Honey, Hoes, Hops Herring, IA boxes, Hemp; Iron ,
Hooy aud sheet: Leather III rolls or boxes: Liquor ia
wood; LIquoiics; Lead, pipe, bar and sheet, AahOg-
any, boards and plank, MAJ bIs slabs, unwroughl at
owners risk; Moss pressed IN bales; Nuts ia barrels
or casks; Oakuni. Ucloth; Paints IN boxes oaus;
Palm Leaf pressed flnters Ink Ia kegs or barrels;
Paper III boxes; PastebVard; Peaches drIod Printing
paper Prunes in casks, fepper, Paper HshgIngs ia
boxes Pickles in CASKS; Plp.s, Rubber Car Springs
loose; Rubber, Packing and Hose kAisins,
q IN sacks. Sc ythss, shoysls SPACES sUap spice,
Starch saddlsry, sarnes, IN boxes; sheep, and 9th.
or SKINS bales shot in bags; sugar bags; Scale
AID scale Beams boxed; 1ubacco in baIes; Tobacco
eui in boxes barrels; Tow, Tea, Type; Veneering
boxed Wood ia shapes, NTe, " nlo~ Reeds IA bun
dies; wrapping Paper; Yarn r,sssd and baiied Zane
In rolls and sheets