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Notice.

DarOSALs will be received by the Com.
~ m,ss.oners Of Public Buildings for Abbo.
W she nDD,strlc'' I'LL SATURDAY, tho NINTH
OF APRIL next, at which time the eontr.ats v;iI
De De- awarded TO the Lowest Bidders, for buiidinr
Kitchen on the Jail Lot. Also, for Whitevsshss
ing Jail, and for Paving around the jail. Bids
for each will be considered separately. Plan ana
specIfoa.Ions con be seen by calling oa The m.
denignsd.
March ~, 1859 @s =.
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CON NCSTCATED.

Mr. EDiroR: / wus called to Cokesbury last
Friday to unpnck and arrange somo Chemical
and Philosophical Apparatus which purchased
in New York. in February, for the Female College,
and it SO happened that the monthly examina-
ton of the lower classes occurred during my Wis.
it, with which was exceedingly well pleased.
The more Of that school the better am
confirmed in tho belief tina, il 10 one possessing
rare advantages for female education. As init
mated above, the school now has the advantage
of good Chemical and Philosophical Appara.
tus. and although limited in extent il is amply
sufficient TO demonstrate the more i'm portaat
principles in these Sciences. In the depart
ments Of Electricity, GaIvanism, Magn, tism
and Pneumatics, the Apparatus is all that could
be asked for as to every essential principle. A
| slight accident has happened to the Air Pump,
which will be very soon repaired, and which
will then enable the Professor in that science TO
give full and ample demonstrations in that inter.
esting department. In a word, it seems to be a
leading motive with the Trustees to add every
thing necessary in the way Of apparatus which
the wants of tho institution may require, or the
excellent Faculty may wish.
Two first ratio Pianos have Just been added to
those already there, which will enable Professor
A'chel the head of tho Music Department, and
Miss Carter. his assistant, just elected, to do
everything IN the way OF music which can be
asked Tor. Mr. AicheI is superior teacher OF
music, as we'll as one of the best singers ever
listened to. In this latter accomplishment he
gives instruction to the whole school-it is a
part of the course. The College has HOW l2o
Pupl''. with an unexceptionable Faculty to i'm
part instruction. 1t is under religious, bu,
not n denominational influence, as divine service
is to be performed hereafter in the Chapel by
the clergy of three or four denomina nations.
| was not shown through the Ornamental De.
part'nen!, but understand Miss Anderson, who
has 1t in charge, is superior instructress.
!. BRANCH
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European Ne~&-The news by the Nova SEQ.
nan containing advcrs TO the 9th lust, four DAYS
lat-r than previously received are, says the New
York 7imes. of a more pacific character.
An article a that tendency in The official Hon
itrnr. coupled with the sudden resignation of the
Ministry uf Algeria nnd the Coionisls b. the
Prince Napoleon, had considerably diminished
the "pr'ehensons of war. and exerted the most
nn'tnaIing influence upon the stock markets.
There Is nevertheless great rea, OIL to question
whether the premises upon which, these sanruine
conclusions rest are we'll founded; and doubts
are freely expressed to the sincerity of the Off
ciai article. and as to the significance attached
TO the retirement of the Prince. Tie latter. il
IS reported, is to be made Grand Admiral The
Nearolitau cxiles, az we were previously advised,
had been carried into Cork That abrup, aus
prnsion of their transatlantic VOYAGE did uot
however, result from accident They REQUIRED
the officers Of the David Stuart TO land them in
Europe; and seeing the inutiity of resistance
the officers could only comply Tho health Of
The Hing Of Naples is sud to be such as to require
his M relln1u'shmeht Of the cares of Government
Mr. Prestoa. the American Minrsrer to Spam
had arrived at Madrid.-C'oium6iaG Guardiaa.
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Mst'tary Forces of Europe.-It appears from
Official statements made as late az the 10Th OF
Feb last, that the military forces Of Europe EN-
braced more than four millions OF soldiers under
arms without counting sailors, gardes. civil,
national or mlltla0 Of all kinds, Of which the
number reaches a much larger figure.
The effective force of France on the lst June,
1888, was 672,4 men, l65 batterrs de cam
Pagne; marine, All vessels Of war, 800 sailing
l II steamers, $1,000 marines
The Austrian army consists Of 67O,479 men. of
which gu, 4hO were infantry. 40. 400 cavaiy, So
292 artillery. 6 engineers, e,2l7 ponton &c
marine, l04 vessels Of war.
The Prnssian army consists Of $4,000. of
which 4lO,0Oo are OF The active force, and Land.
wehr OF LIST coll marine, 81 vessels Of war, g..
500 marines.
England has oil army of $4,000 men
including those dispersed in the colonies ;
marine GOO vessels of war, 3OY sailing. 25i
steam, 40 vessels Of the line, CARRYING IL .292
guns and 81 500 sailors
The Rus>on army consists of ,O67, 600 men
including the reserve and 226, 900 irreyulars
marine, 1T vessels, $4,000, marines and gun.
ners.
Spain has peace establishment of $4,000
troops, and Tor war GU, 600; marine, 40 YES
sells, l5.0nO mariness
The Sardinian army cosists of So. GOO
men; marine, 40 vessels and $500 suil.
Ors.
Two siciiies-The army s 100000, Of whcl,
io.ooo are Swiss; marine, gu vessels, II
sailing, 20 steamers, loo canuoners, $3.50
sailors
me maintains m army Of l6 900 infantry
and l,3l5 cavalry. Tuscany has au army ot
It, 000 men.
The German States have federal army OF
2oo"oo men. The German Confederation have
an army OF 32o,0'0 men. 49,5;D cavalry, in
Guiding the Austrian and Prussian con,in-
gents.
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1Hreak<nxd Rebellion in Caaada.-We b.v.
received an ably written cireuIar fnsn oaky;Ile.
Canada West, signed Vim. n. King, in which
the present Government is sharply banded, and
.eparation from the Home Government botIIIv
advocated. in the event Of the success Of come Of
.he measures urged BY those now in power. It
refers :ppfovinEIy.to 10 the action OF these Colonies
ander similar circumstances, and insists Elm, ,hs
time is athand wken like action skouId ard
nfust be taken by the people OF Csnnda. II
urges sonse member Of Parliament (if the new
tariff sueeeeds TO propose In the Hous tn At II il
"e.Ped.eni to dissolveaIl government conn setien
Win Great British, that ths union bstwesn
oPpe5 ana Lower Canada be dissolved. and ehat
immediate steps be taken that Uop,r Cansd.
may become State Of the -Unibed Ststrs."
Tho circulsr'is addressed 10 "The Hona,.hl.
ne AttorBey General Of Canada Wea. !" and
lafgs nusaesrs hsys been printsd Tor circulation.
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LIST OF CONsInNppo
9pltleneaI.

, MARRIED, on the 18th inst, at the ~,
dehce Of Mr.. John Nash, by tho Raw. al.
bert a: Morse, Mr.. PHOs. B. MoCORD ~
Aobev,lie. to Miss MARGARET z. NA1H'
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NEY OH1sAHs. Mach e4.-iBv IL. ..s,,.,
Of tho Qnsxer City At thls portIwe h,S. sJ'
viees nom China to Jsuuafy M IN. nni,
1sst Of sny importaaeSk b Nis cfeiss.nnsnt
tsas me city Of Naaitu bad bssu bona.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-15

WHERE snE iRADES.--We heard a
young lady Boosting the otherevening
of some beautiful goods, and how
cheap she had gott=n them. She
seemed in fine spirits, and, bless her
soul, she got 0W interest up, and we
vcntured to ask her where she pro-
cured the goods she seemed to admire
so. "Ljke an honest man" she re-
piled: Sat Mr.. Loughmijlcr's, who
has just received all his fall stock. and
where | always trade" We suggested
that there was, pcrhaps, some other
attraction at the store in the shape OF
al accommodating clerk, but she soon
convinced US that the attraction didn't
exist in him, but in the beautiful goods
and the low prices at which they we're
sold. We tod hcr to 60 ahead, for she
was certainly entitled to her op MON.
But we suggest that Others 20 and see
the stock OF goods Mr.. J.. has on hand.
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MARRIED..

At the residence Of the brides mus.
ter, on Saturday night, the 10Th inst,
by Thomas Finch, Esq. HEyny SHARP
and LIDY Ans EsrmL, all Of this city,
For the above announcement we
are indebted to a young friend of ours
in Winchester, who generally posts
himself in regard TO sach things. and
who furnishes Us this time with the
announcement all written cut ready
for the composition. We understand
that the marriage was well attended.
Fred. Douglas paper, Rochester, n.
Y, please copy.
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@. A.. Shook. Post master, drug.
glst, and dealer in dry goods lie is
always on hand, and is now opening
II largo stock Of goods, consisting Of
more things than we cs,e about men ,
tlon'ng in the limited space of fifteen
or twenty columns. But we'll lust
wager one hundr, and fifty dollars
and fifteen cents, and go over to Ste.
ph'nsor and put up the money (pyo
o'8ea we can borrow it) that he has
IN his store some Of the prcttiest silk
chcnclIc scarfS, and the prettiest che
nelle-- clenrlle--- well, we
don't know the name Of what we want
to say, but If the ladies will Just go
and see for themselves they will be
satisfied. Mr., Shook has u very large
stock Of goods on hand. Ills house is
cr0mmfd, and at a glance one would
think he intended to supply the whole
county when he made his purchases,
Besides, he has Il fine lot Of stationery
books, perrumcry, &c. Ladies rcmcm
Der G, A. Shook.
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TnANNs'-A, l.. Davidson, Esq.,.
President Of the Bedford County Az.
r'c"IiuroI and MechaicaI Society ho.
furnished US with u complimentary
ticket to the privileges Of tie ground.
during the week ofthe Division Fair
to be held in Sh~cIbyyiIIc, commcnc.
ing Monday the 2Gth inst. We thank
him, and promise, Tile and health per-,
hitting, to be on hand.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-15

Handy d Co.'s.--ln looking over
line stock of dry goods and other mcr-
chandize just received by this firm.
we were convinced as TO the variety
aud extra quality of all they have ior
sale. Mr.. Avery Handy made pur.
chases for the house in person at Phil.
adelphia and New York. and we do
really think he has shown himself en-.
inently sdapted for the selection OF
nice goods, and such as will surely
please all the ladies' who will Ger.
tainly visit him and judge for them.
selvesif what we say is not fright
side up with care" Don't forget
Handy g. Co.'s.
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LEGAL.
land for Sale.

BY virtue of a decree Of the Chancerv
Court, pronounced August Term, 1850, cause
Polly Guarrant's ct. ais, Petition, Sc, |
viii, on Monday. Sd day Of October, 1850,
oflc, for sole, on oredit Of IL months, before
the Court House door, in Wine ester, a trnci
of land lying on Rock CrceN. Franklin coun.
~, Tennessee, belonging to the estate of c.
C. Gunrrant, deed, Notes with good %sccuri.
~ required, and lion retained upon the
land until the purchase money is paid,
$l 50, H.. r. ESTILL, c. g. NJ.
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Summer, with all lit regal magnif
cance, its rich. velvet sod, its soft per
iume of beautiful flowers. its luscious
fruits, perlumed air. and rich foliage.
amid which the meek dweIlars Of the
upper deep find a homc--is fast lcay.
ing Us, and soon We shall experience
the rude blasts Of winter. Bat our
mind rcvoIts not at tdc thought, when
we think oftho. thousands Of ways pro.
vided for our comfort wncn the winter
bitterness does come on. One way is.
to go to Mr.. Stewards and buy your
winter clothing. He has just received
his fall stock, and s~olicits all TO exam.
Inc his goods and prices before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
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SAD OccuaaENca.-From n friend 0

SAD OccuRRENce.-From II friend OF
ours living near there, we learn that
a fatal accident occurred just over in
the edge Of Lincoln county on Wed
ncsday, the 18th. A young man. Mr..
Nathaniel Scisco was handling his
gun, when it went off accidentally
and killed his little sister, She was
some seven or eight years Of age, and
the daughter OF Ben Scisco. This is
another caution TO persons TO handle
fire arms with more care.
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The undersigned being well known as a
writer. would offer his services 10 all require
ing Literaryoi tic sie will furnish Addresses.
Oratlons, Essays, Presentation Speeches end
replies, Lines for Albums, Acrosiics-pre-
pare matter for the Press-Obltuaries, and
write Poetry upon any subject. Address
(post paid) FINLEY JOHNSON,
Baltimore. Nd.
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Candidates and others indebted for
tickets and other printing for the late
election, are requested to come up and
settle.
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ES.-
A LARGER STOCK.
THAN USU1L.
james Campbell

james Campbell
WING II ESTER, NESSEE,
! have now in store n larger assortment
Than usual of Family tirocc les, consisting
mainly of sugar, coffee, molasses; white,
brown, loaf md crushed sugar; fine and com.
mon candies; n fine lot of Teas; almonds, pc.
cans %n1lncgs, cloves, spice, pepper, ginger,
mace cinnamon, soda, powder mud shot, in.
digo aud madder, saltnelre, starch; crackers
OF oil kind, cakcs, sc. lso, n rood 10, o,
cigars ana tobacco; star and ,alIow candles,
wash boards, Blooms, waler buckets, soar.
a lot OF shoes and boots, and n GOOD lot of
'aclory thread. (Pipo'S), Also, large lotoi
QuconsWArc,
GLASS lWmb'crs, white lead, SALT, vinegar,
and so forth, mad 70 forth, will keep con.
on hand
Wa'oaS 6yaaR Of Flour.
! s.nIj from time to,imc add to my stock any.
thing the necessities Of the people may re.
Quuro, aud would solicit u call from them be.
they purchase elsewhere.
JAMES CAMpBlLL.
Sept 30. If
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HOUSE PAINTING.
PAPE2sGNG AHD GLAZING.
N.~irGllcs;cr. T'cmmrAscc.

r. S. Hill espcc'.uIiytcndcrs his scrvi-
ccs to the cilizcnso Of Winchester and v%icini-
ty. and requests a liberal share Of patronage.
Thankful tor lavors extended to him in the
past. he pledges himself 10 use every eiiorito
give satisfaction u the future.
lccl9 Y
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WINCHESTER

Colyar, Fri2zell q Marks,
ACHIEVEMENTS AT liza w,
winchester, Tennessee.
VIII practice in all The Courts held for the
Counties Of Franklin, Lincoln, Bedford, Cof.
fee, Grundy, Warren and Marion in Tcnnos.
soc, and Jackson In Alabama, and in tho Su.
preme Court at Nashville, Tennessee,
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The friends and acquaintance


The friends and acquaintance
of f. 7. and Catharine II. Estill,
are requested to attend the burial
Of their infant son, Francis T., at
3 o'clock, this (Friday) evening,
at the grave yard cf c. G. Gar
aer, Esqr, Divine services at
the residence Of L. Y. Estill.
Gzarr2inazEGAlzaEEaIzEn
Coon FLovR,-Now don't say that
because we arc a bachelor we don't
know what good -four is We may
not be as good a judge Of it as many,
yet, just bake it into light bread or
biscuit, and let US get a chance at il.
and we'll wager our old hat Shat we
can tell whether it will do or NOT,
And remember, too, that we have been
" keeping house for some time, and
though you may not know it, Yeti is
Il fact, that at Fancy cute we have
the best light bread rolls we ever tast,
ed. Just think of sitting down TO the
table with a good appetite, and seeing
before you a plate Of rolls, each one
Inroer than VCurtUD Hs,y ,nt i,,,I,,
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FOR SALE.
-
VALUABLE PROPERTY
I5TGSTR 60 ~ a MI.

- -A- ~
offer Tor sale my Mills and eco Acre,
OF land lying three miles North Of Win.
chester, upon Elk River, The waleI
power Is sufficient to run three Grisl
MINIS oil tho year, and the Saw Mil 8
months in tho ycOr, The Grisl Mills
are all in good running order, Also, .
large, new, frame
DIV ELLING e
Just completed, with other out houses
aud a fine Bold Spring Of rcesloae water
near the house. Any person wanting
such property wouIJ do we'll TO come and
examine, as | am determined to SELL
For further particulars call upon the un.
dorsigncd upon the premises,
Mar 81, II, d, HINTON.
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S-R. n0istt1rs sslsheaAsd stsmasA Hittsrs
ha1s proved snsh ssraAin sass for Oh tho dssaass
1t The Stomach. that 10 one en- for : nsxsnt
qusstion IL elkeiency y ths NEST dssadfsl 81
alarming eas1: Fer mAay ysars, " havs ustsASd
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y
for sale -A''''i =; 4 , coks s1ssp ey
Dse1d1n CernsF u Johnsss and ID 50.
Summer S0vOry.
EoR sals. Wholesale I'D T.s.iI .ssy :ssssP, BY
dsssdln Cor. Johnasa and Third .ts.
com WANT 10 LOAN $500 q = d.ys. for
@SUU which liberal intsrsss viii - paid. FIRST
slas city propsssy gwen . security. Address,
~. 1. w." Box ~, Kssksk, Iowa.
Nov. I'd
Msnosre % = 0ns9 M0ua1n,
A ABAB6AD0R. Asthor and Csnjuror. written
n ~ himself, sdlted ~ Shsltcn Masksnsis. just
- = : oaDfs, sRowsx!L.co.
KKOKUG 9EMALK HE0INARH.f
THx ssssaA tsfn - this Iastitalisa viii con-
i msoes % Monday, New. ltah, n ~ basemsnt
q ths Chatham 6aaaFs Chuschs sofnsf of ia And
Morgan ~. Thsss roons hsss ~ ioaad Dry md
Th1 Tsaeksrs scared % iastrust Ia tAsir di6sr-.
snt dspArtnsauof stsAy, are the following =
Rev.C. a. WILLIAMS, Principal;
Mr.. 8. n. WILLIAMS;
Mrs.. !. II. CRAyENs
Miss Z. COPMLN.
Mr. @. G. I6D9LL, tsaeAss of Veal Music
Pruspectns ~ The Inatitstion Will b publisAsa,
o s.asssry 4 @ Bsssa u Tr.ss.ss. = ; . sls
VIZ. THOMPSON. President.
III. EsRons. Secretary.
VARNlsMEs.
(NOpAL Nos. ! anl :, Coash, japan, DAmax Or
NWhits, L1ashen and Iron, from onssn City Var
niah O., Onoinnati, Ohio. By special avrange-
msnt 4 an enabled . oAsr thsss standard Var
nish:s, = ne CenpAny's lowest prices. In store
4. J. WILKINSON.
6isa cf the Golden Eagle and Mortar.
eepS&V0 No. ~ 4a1A~ee$oees
= r.ICE o. ooAI 9EPGO.6.
/ ington bank, - II cents pr Ieshsl, delivered
noyl9d = - Taisirs1.
a LsOi New supply q DssohSrs IsuTruy IIew-
"a NJ AnD 1An1zse; Beechsr1 Views md n
void; Dsouinesyt ssAvnsssE." AZ
vaDaN, btoM q E14L > CO.'S
0Irx 1ooK s1on1,
STD Ne. $ NaLast
- CsnkIi1g.s Aaaisnisy.
= q To Oo1xta o3 the Unite1 6aa}es.
FOR sais - OGDEN, BRowNML 4o0.B
CrY BOOK 6fonA,
$500 u Main-st.
mrs. SseyTe,s lass = 0FeAseAs Wesks
TINE llinisssr'I Nosing. ~ Harriss BsssAsr
90 oa6En, BRowHxLL 4co.,
s 1ovssd 4 s. Main-st.
AM II 3 p iisn..: Il :: ::s. j.
4 "s ccSs 6ssl sih 81 NJ COS
Esess u IN Orr D1ox esoss.
g5 2Sz - ~ Ta.ss4y 1isssnD:
N soyz.s ooDEE, 8.oh N1LL D %.
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KnTUcxY PoLnIcs- Dencefatie nsseiDeu
hare bean held 10 ii eountiss-23 declared
for Guthrie for President; l for Brssksn-
ridge, and II have left thsir delegates nnin-
! etruoted.
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- AsA9s sss..sss.-s .s....s....s -
Fosai. III
Prices are Urn - ~ - " % With N. upward
tendency. Very hsAxy hoe voaId bring 8.
McCrsa 4 Go. hsss rsesivsd and packed 1855 hssd
q cattis, for which they have circulated ahoat
1se,eoe. a
FLOUR sspsrAns. q ~; Spring wheat, u.
trs, ~ III, Fan wheat, extra. ID 81 - % rs. bE
BRAN AND SHORTS, $50 IS psrI Ice. M
CORN--3S 70 %.
BAKLRY-6pring, 35s4e, Fail, Sea7Ss. M Il,
MHkAT.-In sood demand. Fail seaIss,
6pins soa7s. A
OAI6--1S.
RYE--tee; In eosd dsnaaA. Al
P0TATO1S-173 70 - - ~ leal retail ~.
GR0C1HT1SNsw 0rleaas ,Dssax, ksis sas},
prins 80, slsrias6 a1s1eA ssmsAsd asd losf Il
- III. AolasS@-11a1tataoa - - -, 3. n. g
= =, 0sl1sa Gyrsp, - 70 sSs. ce9ss-Ris u
y ~. Java 1sts 1se. LAssyrs, ~ 70 Il. Rice,
s0sSe.
soAP--Pal. ~, 1sslly H.
CAADL1B-stAr 10 10 -. stsasias IL, Mould
III, sannryrsssd, u
LARD-1e to III ; retAil I11n.
BUTTBK- CAsiss late n rstsil - 10 ~
HID16-Du Ilj gsssn,t; Gssn sheep pslts
- - ~, ETssn Angskias -.
AAY--PrairiS4S - ~; 1ins<hy a1A Hsaga-
ris1, $780, BAlSa =. IN " III Retail. ~
SEEDS. HsAsAifaA Grass, = = q Aaafs j
Tinethys ~ = - I NJ 1lax sssa, s6aetl
6uHD4IE6-OAioAs,s % 70 - Rggs, - ~ III
Feathers. 1esto ~; WAits 1sasa. 1os % -.
TRUIT-orssa spplss, ehsiss, - - toe -
pss-Ss1- Ds4S1Apsissr4 n sssl ~ AssA. Drisd
pssshss, - - a 83yJ, Raisias, = 81 70 4 ~.
CHRE8K-W. h. II 70 III, Denmark q 70 ..
PR0vIEIoKs-Hans Dts III ]; 6AssAsrs 1l 10 3;
slsar sidss ID 70 III. So
B1EY- lia3ls gross; = to - Per quarter.
GnKkP-o3 - = - - = hsad.
HOGS Dress. % eeto y -.
sALT-G. A.,4l - - u - pr sAsk KaAs-
Via. 3seA3le - bill; AsarDosa, 1915 pr Sask.
LnkA 81 eea3 y 3 NJ.
EISH--Masksrel, 10. - - 81 = Dbl; No.
SIS 70 SIS; No. , 113soeI3. Whfts, No. i 4s g
u 80 % hall Dbl. Cod Fish 6to ).
KxcsAxsn.-on Nov York for sunsnsy pr
emit; fergold Per ssnt. StsLouis& - esat.
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Tho Baltimore Patriot, Of Nov. 26sh,
says, We learn that The Anti ssomptonitn
have siGni1ed thsir 6isposition - unite With
the other sranshss of he OPpoaisios, il sap
on condition that Fernsy shall b. supported
for the Clsfkship.