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From Washington.
WAmrNatox. Jan. 80. ls5.

WASHINGTON Jan. 80, 1899.
The decision Of the Senate Democratic
caucus against the Tariff seems TO have put
an end 10 nll expectations at any change
during this Congress. learn that the South
ern DrmScrats 10 the House are nearly unani-
nous Ia tbeir opposition 10 any modification.
They consider Pennsy lvania as irreIrievabiy
lost so the party any haw. aud deem IL useless
30 try % regain ber The President. however,
expresses much Indignation at the action ~
the caucus SccrstAry Gosh being asked last
night what N an the ala renee bstween hinl
aid Mr.. Bachaaaa. replied that . The Pref.
q "a IL opposing the ADMINISTRATORS" Mr..
Bigier ase.ar ia the caucus that the vote
not Ia nod.iy the Tariff uITeiaisFsl Psnnssl-
vsnia lu the Republicans M Douglas par-
lrlpaivd Ia ltr caneas aad voted sith lhs
mvoFisy.--N. i. Titsn<.
: sa1s .zz214 a -
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Paeiiie Railroad lfiil.

q The New York Herald thinks that this, "a il
d ,ssed the Senate, is "one most Of the sensible
decisions Of the Senate upon any m, asure for
many years and that it ought to pass the
House as the hest possible mode for sscer-
tanning the approximate cost of the road by
several routes indicated The proposals, "
says, ''thus invited will throw ilbol Of
ii yht over the whole subject, aud give To Con-
gress that practical information concerning
the probable costs Of Northern. a Central.
and southern road, which only the test OF
business proposals can bring OUT
or the thirty-one Senators who voted for
the bill. eleven are Democrats, viz: Bright,
OF Indiana. Douglas, of Illinois, Jones. of L.
wa, Polk, OF Missouri. Sebastian. Of Arkansas
Shields and Rice, Of Minnesota. Stuart. OF
Michigan. Bigler, Of Pennsylvania. and Brod
erick aaar Gwins Of California.
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Opposition State Convention, 18th
Of March.

After full consultation with many OF our
friends in various parts ~ the State. il has
been deemed most expedient to fix the 18th
or MARCH next, as the most eligible time for
holding Convention Of the Opposition to
Democracy in this State. In compliance,
therefore, with this sentiment, we hereby an
nounce that day as the appointed time for the
assembling OF that body; and take this occa-
sion to urge upon our friends in every county
in the State to call primary meetings on the
first Monday of February or March. to APP
point delegates to said convention. Let there
be full representation.
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sse- Count de Sartigps, the French Mini

se- Count de Sartiges, the French Minis
ter, has just received dispatch from Count
Walewski, the French Minister of State, say
ing that he, in conjunction with the Minister
of Marine, had concluded to ask the Emperor
TO besiow the order of the Legion of Honor
on Lieut.. Marry U. S. N, for his remarkable
works, which had proved so great benefit to
the navigaiors of all countries. and be desires
the Count TO ascertain il the Government of
the United States would see, with satisfaction.
this honor conferred on the Lieutenant
Wash cor. Boston Journal
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IRISH AMERICAN INVASION.

The Duly Express says it has been favored
with the following extract. taken from the
letter of an Irish emigrant from the county
of Mayo, and now residing at Pigua. Its
correspondent states that the event is looked
forward to with confidence by the lower
orders in his locality:
THE Irish Americans are going home next
summer to visit their native country, in their
American uniform, all armed. What will
happen | know not 1 would like to be OF
their number. There will he seven ship-loads,
and they are to land in Galway. 1t is our
opinion you will see ireland free b,fore this
day twelve months. You will see hot work
there next summer. The Irish Americans will
try to free it, if possible"
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SLAVE PRoPERTY IN MISsoURI.-The slave
property in Missouri increased three millions
and half Of dollars from 1851 to 1858, ac-
cording to official reports. 1t is constantly
Increasing in number and value, year by year.
Notwithstanding the interference of meddlers
from abroad and the misrepresentation OF q
few fanatics at home.
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Fever aud Ague.
CASE OF EIGHT MONTHS STANDING CURED BY
bGRHAVE'S HOLLAND BIrTERS.

bGRHAvE'S HOLLAND BIrTERS.
MICHAEL KELLY, No. III seventh, near Grant street
Pittsburg, says: if
''Isist July, while running on the river, cotton
boat plying between NaIchez and New Orleans, was
Lik"n with Fever aud Ayne. For eight long mouths
suffered with this dread al disease The greater pa
Of this time unable to work, and spent at least
fifty dollars fnr different medicines, bat found
manent relief Three weeks ago of my friends
insisted upon my trying B8KHAvE'S HOLLAND BfT1 Ess
saying that "A CCRE was gut'anteei. After t1king II
for one week must say was sound man. have
been at work nuw for t~p weeks aud have had no
turn OF Chiiis o Fever whatever"
certify that the above statement Is tr c.
THOMAS ADAMS,
Diamond House, or R. chester's Gothic Hall.
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RIBBoNIsM IN DONEGAL.
The following appears in a Dublin pap

ne IUIIOWIIIS apPtaTs III DuDIIH paper !.
There is no question but that Ribbonism
is spread over this country like fearful net
work. The covert and deadly manner in
which its operations are planned and executed
inspire The ruthless assassns with increasing
confidence and their numerical strength
douby emboldens them, SO that peaceable
and well-disposed subjects find themselves ne
cessitated to keep aloOf in every respect, and
take no cognizlnce of the depredations COM
mitted around them"
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New Publications.
Bulwer's New Novel Complete.
:. II. BE RY & CO.
We JUST REcETvED

~ ~
HAVE JUST REcEYVED
WHAT WILL HE Do WITH ITS BY Prsr-ru.rrs CIR
TON. Novel BY Sir r BrIwEa IYrrox T.,,
Author Of "My Novel," 1.-The cax,ous. >, .sr.t,
ham, &c. svo.
THE LAND AND THE BOOK: or, Biblical rurs,r,
tons drawn from the Manners and Custons rs
Scenes and the Scenery fthe Holy land. Rv "
NJ THOMPSON. n d., Twenty Hre Years a ,fiSzjas,-
ry Of the AB.c-FM. in Syria Palestine. With ,w
elaborate Maps OF Palestine. an accurate Plan N,
Jerusalem, and sereraT hundred Engrarinos repre.
sentng the Scenery, Topography and Productions or
the Holy land, and the Costumes. Ma, ners an
Habits Of the People Two elegant large l2rpo Vol
umes, Muslin.
HISTORY OF FRIFnPICH THE STCoND; called Fred
erick the Great. by Thomas cARtrry. A,,,ho- =,
'iistory Of the French Revolution >, .sC,rou,,.,,,
Letters and Speeches" .sSartor Resar,ns ., a.
vols limo, MusIn. Vols and II. vim po-
traits and Maps, now ready)
JoCkNAL OF CONVERSATIONS WITH LORD Ry-
RON BY the COUNTESS % BIEssrx,,rcx ,ri.
sketch Of the Iif. % the Author. with 4. po,-..,-
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NE NEW PRifsr IN coNcn'TIoN BAY. in . Gle.
CANT vols. limo, muslin
RELIGIOUS NOVELS there are many. ,h,s -.
OF them.
PEARLS OF THOUGHT, Religious and phfloso,tf.,,
gathered from Old Authors vol, s2mo.
JUST RBCEYrED BY
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II ~ M R " R

addition the stock pure hased of J. r. Darden
l. | have received the following:
800, 900 feet dressed Yellow Pine Flooring;
200 900 White
10000 % . White Pine Ceiling;
10000 A." 80 BIse and Mashboards;
10 900 " clear White Pine, al thcknesses;
800 900 g Poplar Plank, JOist and Scantling;
200 900 Cedar, assorted.
Also Window sash, and Frames and BLINDS TO
match. Pine PANEL Doors and Frames Mantle Pieces
Moulding and Brackets Poplar aud Pine Shingles. A
full supply Away on hand at the Nashville Lumber
Yard, No. Ill Broad street.
feb3-3m ]. T. GIBSON.
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CRATES! GRATES!!
Music. Music.

TUST received the following new e.
ID and pretty Music. viz: Dake al - -
Malacod's March, Poollomini Schot- \ n IN \ Y
fish, Syren Polka, Louisa Miller and u
Empire Qaadries. Capt. Spclman'T Quick step to-
g-ther with ed tioIs of my owl publications.
Songs, Onward Row Sighl At Home, Casha Macbrcc
Ny Prayers shall rise Heaven Stars OF the simmer
Night Gentle Words. by Weber, and Arthur lee
Waltzrs Medara Ranumlus Sui Ras bad SeoIiishes
X. Cloud, Tennessee. Guodlc tSViilc Nav Qircn, and
others Besides fr sh supply If St@in~ay
4 Sons Pianos JAS. A. MCCLURE,
ian24-tf No. 80 Union street.
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Uolloway's Ointment.-The penetraiivo
and healing acton Of this Poteat sllve is marvel
throughout the world Nothing else should be re-
lied in scrofula, Cancer, salt Rheum, Erysipelas
and external injuries sold 50 Maiden Lane, y. n.
fubl-lw " 4k48 .efa
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FREEDOM OF THE PREss-THE IRIsH-AMERIcAN
INVASION, DC.
The telegraph informs us that Nugent was
compelled 10 give $500 bonds not to issue the


@-- INVASION, DC.
The telegraph informs us that Nugent was
compelled to give $500 bonds not to issue the
work again in seven years.
sEDrTIoCs ALMANAcs.
At the Head Police-office. Dublin, yester-
day, John Nugant was brought up warrant
before Messrs. Porter Magee and Wyse. the
presiding magistrates. on a charge of "bav--
ing, on the 18th December. 1858. printed and
published certain solutions. malicious, and
scandalous publication calculated to bring
Her Maj sty;s Government into contempt--a
work entitled .Nugent's Almanac for 1881 T"
The prisoner was indicted upon the informa-
ton of Aeting-Inspector Ryan and Sergeant
Carkson, of the Detective force. Amongst
the passages of this publication relied on to
sustain tire informations are-the following =
Forgive. D We people. the murder of your
kings and ehieftains. the plunderers of your
fortresses and churches, the place beggars.
the rack-renters and exterminators. who are
under the sign Sagittarips as scourges in the
Divine hand to school you into manhood. but
not the physicians by whom your bruises shall
be healed" A song entitled .-Emmetts Last
Words full of libellous matter. and several
passages relative to India, were also relied
on. HfEl 344D
The following are specimens of the work
&c land OF our dearest and sweetest emotionss
How firm would We stand in tie hour Of thy need
When mountains of slaughtered, and bloody, in
oceans,
Would show zoe could fight for both country and
creed.'
''And then have read how the brave Brien battled
How Con OF the hundred fights dauntess fought,
How DER all Gaul gallant GathiS' spurs ratified,
And the feats Art of lie nster triumphanty wrought
"Come, then, We Acknowledgement and steady,
And free and unshackled my foremost will stand,
Resistance, my Last, let all then be ready
To danish oppression from our native land
"Oh, Erin, how long is your sons doomed to wander
In serrch OF home SO far DER the sea;
How long, oh how long must Hibernia lie under
The heel of the tyranI-nOr strive 10 be free
''Hibernia, why dost thou not wake from thy slum-
bers,
And shake Off the chains that have bound thee so
long;
While the ruthless oppressors for years beyond mum
ber
Deny you the rights that to you should belongS
Brave Enmett's last words, when the scafold as
cending
Pierce deeply the heart of ca III patriot true,
Who fears not 70 perish, whom ~ bly, defending
The rights Of his country, her foes TO subdue"
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f. n. WILLIAMS, Il q, Is n candid te to rep
irescnt curr, III c9nn'y Ia the next Legisla,
.is'a-l SS;sss.l - . a. 31@z-s
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FOR SALE,

LOT az ground IN IN the isfiia 4 plan % igcfeld
~ CONTAINING sbssnt t~s thlres of acre. The
heart u Call On Mace & wssos ssard. A. v. :.
Lindsey, ks. OF The saoscrh0E, Two saa hall nlies
sIath Il Nashville. JAS. A. WOODS
frha-itN
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sHERIFFoS SALE.

DY virtue of Fl Fa to me directed and deliv-
ID cred from the honorable Circuit Court Of David
county, Tennessee, atits January term 1859 will
expose to public sale To the highest bidder for cash,
at the Court House yard in the city of Nashville
SATURDAY, THE 5rH DAY OF MARCH, 1859, all
the right title, claim, Interest and estate which George
;. Boil ne then had or may have since acquired in
and to the following described Negro Woman, named
Matilda, aged about % years, of black complexion,
levied the property of George :. Boiling sat.
isfy execution in my hands in favor of r. c. Ban
dy, against a. Ii. More, George 5. Boiling and K. p.
Boiling. February ID 1889
JAS. NJ. HINTON, Sheriff of Davidson
feb3-td BY X. BRANCH, Deputy Sheriff.
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Suudrie,.

- bids Choiee Sugar;
IZs1 leo bbis Cfsscr Moas~es
IS kiis No I Maker
Is bills Ne g. small AarkSsel:
: y 10 = ,, large DO,
50 bbis :. = DO.
IS . Roe Herring;
50 boxes Oranges;
n UeFcrs Chase fresh FiFs.
Jast landing frrsa steamer Red Rover and Tor sal.
se~ fer eAsh n Ne. NArsst street.
J.a4-1 - oARrEE. witsfuED 90.
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Auction Sale Of Groceries
BY
KIRKPATRICK, NEVINS l. co.,

NO. 35 Market Street,
h FEllAf, FEBRUARY 4th, al 10 o'cIock A. M
- VIC MI nher Tor sale, at our Warehouse a large
assortment of Groceries cumtrisi, an ,,,r, ~ -,
lowing, viz: - wv W.
100 hhds. Sugar: $50 boxesN p pai.,r
200 bags Conce: 100 l. -
$50 bbs. Mnlasscs; so doz Wash R,,-d
90 n'n 40 10 bbls. = :. Almonds:
80 ,s,,ss 90. 10 q" Flhcris;
~ ~ uois. Incl hhiskyi " English Walnuts;
- : Rye do; s O. Rraz,l Nu,s.
- "lu b'nr- do; 40 boxes Virginia Tobacco
~ amer brandy Varnus brands;
- n"'Aihd TN; 10 cases Matches.
~; ~ h'gs Nas; 10" doZ. Buckets;
~ O"Ncs nhSsware; 10 nests Tubs:
w W X cheese SO coils Manila Rope:
"u r. ~ 50OO0f gars. various bids
Together with many other art,..,s In Ne ,:,,,r,
line. KiRKPATRICE NEyi%s a. S |p''
janoatd' pnr. - "
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The greatest amount insured on any one risk Is
$50 900, but viii not general rule exceed $40
900.
The Company have no general rule as 10 the amount
allowed to be insured IN any city, town, village or
block, 10 being the intention of the Company dis
tribute its risks IN such manner as not To lose more
than $40, 600 by single fire.
No part OF its Capital or ings are deposited in
any other State as security for losses thSrein.
An att 'stcd copy OF the Charter or Act of Incor-
poTatiun accompanies this Statement.
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IIAvISG ga&fihed Adaini<trsfor ef ne sssat.
III % y. axtFnsars dseaa-, - Eheatsaan csunfy =
as SoFsfRl=rF Terra, fs1s. all Tersop-. y 30 hsss
easnas she and ssFnrd wlthin he preses et
b. Ia - krf sfsl b. s,slasFred Afss Ifssss ws.
Fs ssstte 4, SID estate ssii s4azs fsrN4s.
aha ~ ske ~ sses-f - sie sssee.
see-su v. .. sfiE1.fuS. saa'r, AZ.
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DIED,
For AIenlplais.

On the aoth MT In H,yw,oi county, Team, JoaS
sANesrEs, IA the hsth year Of his age.
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Removal.

I'VE have removed stock Of Groceries, Ii
w qHors, A., Ia he large house, corner II
College aud kFuad streets recently occupied by Ter
rss liros. ~bcrc shall be- happy to friends
aud customers, assuring them that better pre-
pared than serve them ou the most favorabis
terms r.. * Z. ANbERStiN.
Iau6 Corner college aud Broad SITS
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MUSICAL FRIEND.

weekly publication Of sheet Music, suitable Tor
n ayers AMI singers Of the Home circle, aid con
ssfing pages ful folio size, stitched IA
handsome IL contains all the popular dances
df the day gemens from the most favoriie OPP
eras scenes, songs, ballads, airs, Ike. An abandant
supply Of every thing that the popular taste de-
mands: never too difticait, always Instructive, and
ever fresh aud delightful.
The favor III which. OUR MUSICAL. FRiENb has
been received by the pubih, asd the COMMUNICATIONS
IL has from the Press, guarantees of il
worth. work SO cheap, accurate and elegant dos :
exist in any other country The same amount Of
music procured at the regular stores woulG cost at
least tsenty times what IL casts In "0Gr Musical
Frisnd.s Variety and cXcctienre secured by
subscribing periodical cheap and much ncedcsi.
Pieces oy the following composers have appeared IN
the tirst numbers; the names speak Cor them
Selves Mozart, : LIVER waiiersteln, Meyerbeer
FIotow, Burgtn allef, schubert, Verdi Douizrtti
strauss, Musard, Thaberg, BAife, Rossiai J. Weber
Kucken, sIrycr, Abt, q. A Macfesren Beliini, II.
smart Ascher Croach, % Albert, BishOp, Asbcr.
passies. Lind painter, beethoven, sc -. All there
pes, within the range Of ordinary ayers and
singers aud invariably characterised By delicious
melody ard easy accomplishments.
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anrtiun Salrs.
Auction Sale of Groceries
Carter, Wilsford g. Co.

~. \
On Tuesday, February SIR Iezo
w No. Market Street a l,- . .,liu,sc,
Fresh and Choice GROCERIES c,., s' -. INTENT oI
following articles, viz: 's ~ part tue
100 49, p IA otSAr' 100 boxes Tobacco, vari-
90 o,,sS n" '"'e"; aous brands;
"a hh,. So ~, :" '"1eei 200 boxes sc Rar Soap;
IN ~ -, S" ""i'sScsi zoo % Palm Soap;
90 bbis. Crushed X Pow 100 % w.
dered Sugar; 200 dozcn r,r,,a '"'
20 49, "a -, WHISKY 900 boxes star Candles;
90 =, Hc~S'h 40; 100 g Tallow do:
So =. 80 p CO.. d"i 80 = and y bbls Gran
bon Whisky; 500 doz p,i,,.a Dbl.
90 !, w nr'h'yi 100 boxes W. r. aud r. u.
- "o'S. ".tF ana But Cheese:
100 - ~ 1919 1890 . hsgs Pepper:
zoo cases Cove Oysters. 90 e,scs S,r,i,a--. 'FN''
Sooiooo assorted Cigars:
W th many other articles too tsi,,,ps a., ,,,.,i,,
Many OF the above goods NOM, ~, '
WIZ be closed out without reserve; IN additio. To-
Mhich We VIII offer " thout limit or reserv,tiop AN
lnV"ce OF very fine VlRGIlIA TORAO,D m.nrt,r
turtd by Jas Thomas, IT.. OF Richmond
,,. CARTER, WilSFORD X co.
No Market street
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E. R. GLAscocK. G. :. NEwsoM. W. T. GARRETT
E. r. GLASCOCK & CO.,
| Office, c. Hege ST, inert door 10 Merchants Bank,
Dealers in and Agents for the purchase and
sale Of
r E. A l. ES II a T E.
Renting Houses or Land in the city or coun-
| try. Will also give tn If divided atten-
ton to the Collection of Claims Negotiating
Loans, &C., &c.
| L. r.. GLA SCOCK
WILL attend ali sales Of Property Of every de-
w scripton either ia town or country.
! feb2-tf
For Sale.
beautiful building lot on North Market st. west
side, opposite the residence II Bishop Miles, froutu
- feet and running back l45 feet Upon the lot Is
frame tenement. This is a beautiful and eegibls lot
aud Will be solo nj bargain.
Also.
A most desirable Building Lot on Spruce ST. oppo
site thn residence of lr. Robert Martin, irunifl
spruce 49, feet and running back 70 McLeu,ore ST.
| We will give a bargain in this lot.
Also.
| A fine House and Lot North Cherry street. The
out buildings, aud Tor business man IL inst iie very
place. We consider this the ost desirable residence
now for sale.
Also.
! 4 convenient and comfurtthle House aud Lot on
/ Mclem"re 81, between Charch aud Broad 81. The
House iH good repair and contains or Rooms
The lot Fronts 60 feet on McI-mnre and back
100 feet asey-free from lures Here - a chauon
for comfortable home al low figures. Terms easy.
Also.
Two valuable vacant Dats ~ North Cherry ST. ad-
/ joining the residence Of rnos. Burge.
Also.
Several desirable Building Lots IN Edgehod stast
ed shelby, OAK and Cross We will give a bar
/ gain these Ifts on good iung time
/ We have, ia addition - lie above. some valuable
I lois IN south Nashville, West Nashville and Nc
Gay"ek 5 addhon. Persons desiring e. purchase IA
any of the above additions viii please give a call
Also.
4 valuable Tract Of Land Ia Davidson county, DIS
tFict Ma. o, situated IHIn CTe.ks II indies FROM
Nashville. sail tF.et contains los Acres, fronting
/ the road from Lebanon u Franklin and ! - than
mile frOm the ADirnsyiie Turnpike, opposite the
land OF the late mr.. sales tbs i All tine land. scl
wttered aud under 'od ceias fence. Terms low
/ and easy.
| Also.
That very valuable BaSnrss stand Broad street
No so, between College and Cherry. The la frjnts
10 feet inches and runs back 5eS feet. Slnsh y
a thress stsry Brick House, covering the entire lot
occupied present by old friend h. :. Wrlicr
The having removed 10 the country this prop
| erty oln ne bought FOR very htIe more than the
ground IS WORTH On long tmc, eariy application be
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Family servants.

+ HAVE for sale several family Servants which do
not want sell to any who will take them out
of this county. very likely Girl about II years OF
age; Boy about II years OF age; Woman about 20
,ears Of age and about So years of age who Is
good cook aud tucrlble goo q washer and roner Al
so. an! two very likely Little girls. The wO-
man is a good washer and iroHer, aud far cook.
These are valuable Negroes, sold for fault in the
world. T. ). HAMhINS, Agent,
feb2-u BGkN No IS Cedar street.
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TWO Mules fOr Sale.

L years old, well broke 10 harness. Apply at my
table in Edgehelj, near Suspension Bridge.
feb2-u h. T.. JOHNSON.
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That very valuable Business stand on Broad street
No. So between College and Cherry. The LIT frDnts
30 feet inches and runs back 5e5s feet Nlnh y
TIRES stsry Brick House, covering the entire lot.
occupied II present by our Old friend b. : Weller.
the owner htving removed 10 the country this prop
erty cIn ne bought FOR very ltlle more than the
ground Is worth, On long time, early APPLICATION be
male u L. X. Gi.ASCOCk 4 Co.
Geb--u Agents.
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OUR MUSICAL FRIEND

sisge from any bookseller periodical dealer II
will be sent direct from the Office OF publication at
the soliSwing rates, yearly IS; hall year 81 SO.
Cubs, ooPses sif; copies $2s 10 caPies $40 per
year: rates tar hAr gear. No Subscription L.
ken for les than 8 msn1hs, payable la advance.
Once 81 OGF Nasici Friend, - IL Fraekf0rt street
Nex York. q. II. SEYMOUR A ca,
kaa2s-Iu dAW lFoprietnFx.
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STATE NEW YORK,
City and Comfy of New York, 90
CHARLES !. MARIN, President, and J. MILLION SMITH
Secretary, Of the HOME INSU RANCE COMPANY be-
ing sevvrIlly duly sworn, depose ani say, and each
Tor HIM eli says that the foregoing is true full and
correct statement Of the affairs OF Tie said Corpora
ton, aud that they the above described officers
thereof.
signed, CHARIEs j. MARTIN, President.
Signed, j. MITpN SMITH, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me this oath day of
January A. D., 1889.
BENJAMIN RANKIN,
n" : Commissioner for Tennessee,
in New York.
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