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mACDONALD,S IuPROVED
Galvanized Iron Refrigerator

ON practical and scientific prnpsths best and oss oo.
vsnient article IN for cooling ana preserving ass
MILK. butter fruit wines, They arranged
slowly through each shelf and being confined from
ts Of The hot air. keeps them ne coolest point cz
the refgeratiug influence the throughout
paratus This L effected By The dppngs from the ice which
lost all other rgsrztors They spsn tie front and
op-make pies Of fnrnitureCan placed any
and have water AR b. which perfectly c0h Eater AL
had without additional oc 7Atss rsger1lorB
experiment They have been IN successful operation for
Of years. The grahcaon Of hose who have htm
the Fcerfcates win show ana the spDFgv
public improvements recently adde T Nhch
the perfect ventilation insured, saving of
obtained rd air prOuoei and durability sfc.o
certainly paee In advance of anything offered
public psr0nage Galvanized has substituted Tor
helTn 10 lieu OF sDc, thereby enabling oasr them aa
Of that sagsae door which has heretofore -
ectioable in cher rgera0rs In addition their Being
Tasl5 superior tOo, owing The convenient srranraoH
and unequad principle, they seryoabe e ~
conceded galvanized iron durable af
neta not sdscosd b. eed, stlt water, For s1a -
z. W. MsCD0S I'D
naye6-dktElH 30 20 Fourth s., L7giEy.lie k7-4
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Extracts from our Business COrrespond-
ences


ences
BROWNSVILLE, June II.
Democracy is all right in old Haywood, aud it is
my opinion that we will carry the county by q
greater majority for all our candidates than We
ever have. As TO CURRIN, am satisfied, that IN
less grea. change takes place in the ranks Of our
Democracy, he will not get half dozen votes in
this county believe that the Democrats will
stand firm and unhincbiOgly to their colors, and
show TO The world that they are for principles and
net for men, and that no such disorganizers as
CUREIN shsll dictate to them to what course they
shall pursue. is sad spectacle to behold such
man as CURRIs, man whom the Democracy have
heretofore delighted honor, thus arrayiDg himself
against his former political friends and by such
completely canceling all his former services
for The glorious cause Of Democracy and the Con-
stiuion. "Whom the Gods would destroy they
first make mad" have no idea however that he
will be able to defeat Ten AVERY.
With the best wishes for your success as Journal
lists, and for the triumph of Democratic principles
| remain &C., &C.
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meeting of the Democracy Of Henderson.
Humphreys, Benton, Perry and Decatur counties,
met ia convention aaJOHS c. MkNzIEs store,i Deea-
tire county, on the leth OF June, 1889 On motion,
JoHN B HOWE, Of Decatur county, was called to
the ehsir, spd v. n BAKER, Of Perry, appointed
secretary The object Of the meeting was explains
ed By the chsir, in pariotie address After which,
the Secretary by counties called for the names Of
delegates, whoanswered as follows
HsE6TsOn--G B. Andrews, W A Morgan ard
A. W. Harmon
HsneArgs-T 2 CORN, Dr.. J. NJ. Driver and
J. E. Micsley.
BeHton-B L. Utley and John g. Matthew'S
Peuy-W. Britt, w. E. Cochran. Dr.. A. W.
Huat. Jr., I. Scott sad w. n. Baker
DeeafEr-B. F. luton, DR.. T MsSlurray, Dr.. T.
v; Jones, h Kelly, TheO Lowe, c. R. Scott and
On motion the chair appointed W. A. Mo-
gan, Dr.. Driver, W. Q. Britt, B. F. luton and B. L.
Ulsy, committee to draft suitable resolutions to
express the object of the meeting who reported the
following:
WHEEEAs, It Is veil known to the citizens Of tn
Senatorial District, that convention was held st
Camden, on the let Mondsy in May last, and nem-
mated Hen. STEPuEE l. Ross, of Henderson couD-
~ whose peculiRr circumstances would not admit
Of his aeceptingi which rendered the present meet
ing necessary.
The mama Of JAMEs E. Mickey. of Humphreys
county, was presented before the Convention, and
resulted in his favor.
Mr.. MICKEY was called for, and responded in e
speech entirely satisfactory 20 all present
Rssogssd, That the next Senatorial Convention for
this District be held at MenIies store Decatur eouu-
ty, on the Let Thursday in May, 1861; that We may
eTer again msunderstand each other, either as to
time or place
ResOlUeR That the proeee diRgs Of this meeting be
published in the UNION ANB ANfHIcAN.
Resolred. That our thanks are due, and hereby
rendered, to John c. Menzies, Esq, for HE kind
10 pitahty.
On moiicn, the Convention adjourned sine die.
Joan B. HOWE, Chairman.
W. N BAKER, See'Ty
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At Shelbyyille, as We are informed, Col NETEsB-
LAND justified his vote against exempting the last
hoe, the last pillow, and hOrse Of the poor debtor
from execution and asked If there vas llsn in the
crowd who would avail himsello Of the law. Ifthers
is such man here . said be- q let him hold up his
handP' A voter in the crowd prOnptly held up his
hand in answer to the sppea. This was more than
Col. NETHERLASD expected He evidently thought
that his manner Of putting he question would de-
ter any enc from answering in the affirmative.
When, n spite Of his manner he was thus answer
ed there was nothing left him but to abuse the ct-
zen who faced him. He declared that be did not
want his vots--that he scantsi the vote Of no MN
spAo uould qpaa himself of tbs exemption tags. There
is, then, no longer an effort on the part of Col.
NEFHERLAND to plead youth OF the statute Of lin
itstions in defence of his votes sgsinst the ex-
euption laws. Instead Of that, be taunts and
insults those who would shield their families
under the provisions Of those laws and declares
that he does not want their votes The poor
man, reduced By sickness or misfortune to
the last pillow and hoe, must be willing to give up
those articles st the bidding Of remOrseess crsd-
tier, aud trust to charity fOrihe support of his
ily, or he is not worthy 70 vote for Col NEITHER
LAID! The notc-shsVsrs and the men who ride in
fine carriages are The persons for whose votes Col.
NtrHERLASD labOred IL the Legislature. lie will,
of course, feel hOnOred by their SURFACES. But We
tell him that the lahorlng poor not only tie
defence ef the State in war, but the men who m IKE
Governors in peace They may not choose /, an
sBer gipa goee, such questions as C5I. NETHsRLAND
put to them Al ShehyVi!le; but they win answer at
the ballot box on the FIRST Thursday CT August, with
such shower Of ballots as will overWhelm and
crush him.
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GEEENEvILLE SENATORIAL DISTRICT --ReBERT
A. CRAWFORD, Esq, who was nominated by the OPP
position as their candidate for Senator in the Greene
Vile district, has declined the race. The Greene
vile Democrat says Mr.. SToKELEY, of Cooke cOun
ty, has consented to run the race, and adds: "Wt
don't know him, but feel confident BULLES will bea
him badly"
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GILKs CoUETY.-The Democracy Of Giles coup ,
will hold convention at Pulaski on the first Nor
day in July, to nominate candidate for Represen-
tative from Giles county, and candidate for Joint
Representative from Giles, Marshall, and Lincoln
n place Of Msssrs, MARTIN apa HARsEy, declined.
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FAYErTE, TIrToS, ASD sHELBY.-C. r. WHIT-
MORE, Esq, Of the someiville Democrat, has been
nominated as the Democratic Candidate for Joint
Representative of these counties. This nomination
complies TIE let Of Democratic candidates in Shell
By, Fayette, and Hptor,
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SHELBY AND FAYETTE.-Tte Democratic Sena-
tOrial Convention of these counties nominated R.
G. PAvXE, Esq. This nomination insures Vigo1-
Gus aud able canvass, and is bound to win.
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Funeral Notice,

Tho ferds and acquaintance Of Dr. WILLIAM NicHoL and
Of the family Of s. r. respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral Of Mrs NcHoL FROM the First Presbyterian
Church, this morning at half past 9O'eloek.
NASHVILLE June 2Ist 1883
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+ HO No q Il APH n
AND
PENMANSHIP.
n. Obj EAR

AS accomplished HIS sbeet, In showing 70 e citizens
OF Nashville that Photography is easily learned, BY
small chden His pupils able 20 follow moderate
speaker and rapidly Increasing the speed Of Their writing
The difficulty Of RccoDp hng this has bean dOuby increased by
he dscOaragng nnaence brought pupils in
shape Of misrepresentation, rcue &C. &c, In qusrtss from
which l8r things be expected (TaS payers and ei
Who have chdrea eiucae W0ud do we'll lOok
and the WIZ this chapter Never community
been grossly deceived In regar the and 2dvana
ges Phonotpy and Photography Citizens who have the
leisure to invest the subject that they greatly
lessen the labor aud several time, In the education
Of child and that they awaken the intellectual faculties
attained b. other means AMI with delight
pupttha they have tesd practically By
dreds Of the able schoo committees teachers supenten.
dents and eucaonists this country and in Rngana
ported upon Ia the highest of approval, while has
e them to the DrEcIFYSa effect Of mode which ruins the
minds Of children, and dgus them with learning
Such the effects Of this mode Of teaching in developing the
minds Of children, shat they often regarded prOgs
iLssct whereas the result Of teaching simple truth instead
Of absurd error
r D. has heretofore charged merely the regular cpuss Of
lessons In Photography, masking charge for attending the
pupils practice reading and writing amer the principles Of the
learned. he will continue reeisve pupils
till the eDh Instant, after which the ryP
csurseQf lessons Ieo the hsretoore monthly
charge will be made for attending practice Of the pupil
the cOarsois completed
" Ran pupils ode hare MOI e0aDlsI ttsfs cSafrss or
1essozs, are reTHssfe1fo Dc 10 scithOli, deiQv
IL n Room over the store Of J. IL. McCiin.
Juue l4-H
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TsHAM G. HARRIS, Governor Of the State Of Ten -.
nsssee: To all who shall these presens-6 rect
Whereas, It has been made known to that
certain JOSEPH NUCkLES, charged with having SessE8
cOmmtteda foul and arOcus the 18th day Jsnua
1872 the body Of josiah Mason late Of county u
frank h fed IRON justice and running at large.
Now, therefore, l. IsEA Governor Aforesaid. bT
virtue Of the and authority Vests1 do hereby offer
reward Of Two Hundred and Fifty doars person per
who appreen the Joseph Nuckes and deliver him
% the sheriff Jalor Frankn in order that
justice, in that behalf, may be had and executed,
() In estmony whereof have hereunto s5t hand aud
IT, caused the Great Seal Of the State to be sxsd Al Nash
t~-) vile, the 2lst day Of June 1889.
BY the cSVsrnor ISHAM G. HARRIS.
} L. 4. IA SECRETARY of
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wheat! Wheat!

WANTED ImME DIATELY,
10n 0A0 BUSHELS Of prime WHEAT, Tor whici.
LUU. UUU the highest market will be paid. We hope
those thaan will bring their Wheat in early possible
While the is up pay from u 20 bushel
than snip by RailroGd and the orders doubt, vii he
withdrawn when shipments be made by river Those
ing TO hold their Wheat, will 1t months free Of
CArge aAd receipt for farmers Sacks hand to
tain II 8. FRENCH q S0S.
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STOP THE THIEVES.
AEON REWARn,

YHNHE undersigned will give reward Of $500 Tor ne apDr
BENSON delivery Of Thomas Scott Matilda Scott
together Win the return Of the money and articles taken By
from city Nashyll Tenn Nay H. 1859 c5nIs
ing Of one gents gold breast PIN and large finger ring Vy
Eeavy, cost So aud the Of $3.50 sod pieces al SO
each All taken out Of trank night; which nzht %
left house where they boarding and Tlesn lhey
city and went 10 Chattanooga, Tenn thence % Memphis Srce
which have heard moth ng % tizn.
Description. --Thomas Scott, protesting doctor,
somemes dealing in horses, Is about ieet inches high
. Of aga very aehy fair skim short black hair rosc-
Ell in froD thiok clothes hat snail
ShsksTs, and has snail foot for q his
egaer.
Msda Scott Gipyey very tall, sdsr, thin Tisaged dsr
yellow skinned; Uavey years and
scky, subject spasms; rVs right hand with
large ring with lags set On
finger said ring. She No. shoss
HOOPS Tells fortunes, learn. when sha ca1nots
them.
Papers willing aid dstscng bringing than 10 justs
will confer q favor by noticing.
Nssbvill, Tenn June ] diva vim
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SALE OF NEGROES,

Thomas Harrisand others. Celia A. Res and Others.
DYa decree Of the County Court Of Davidson render
ed the May terra 1852 In the above cause, VIII sell at
the Court house In Nashville Saturday, the 18th day OF July
neSt the following negroes tOW JIM about % Of
bea % years Of aga George years Of age, LISA years Of
age.
TERMs-0ns third will be required cash and the balance
months credit. Notes with good security payable IN Bank
Y. r. CHEATHAM,
JunsI5 dtd Fee $500. CLERK Master
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The said joseph Muck les young about twenty years Of
age, about six fethb sEarhy COMPLEXION bek eyes which sp
r 10 be slightly swollen though he drank, lark EaErn hair
liEh beard and rather down look.
june2l-dktE1t, E3t
Gsnphh Appeal iu1sEs thee tires,
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OSr--On the pike from Gainesville to shsIbyville or in
ths town Of shslbyVe the cars, between shelby
vile and Nashville ANAL roll Of hank notes. consisting chiefly
OF hsndred dollar bills the Union Plzuter Banks
snd amounting between $50 ard The finder vii e
AbsTally rewarded b. FSturnicg the
dtw&E-2E W. r. NANCE. CornersyiIle Tenn
5nelbJlllle IIne Lnlen copy. iupe D.
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HOUSE AND LOT ron SALE.

hOAS AND LOA Fun MALE
r. HaTangh, Patrick and Thos. J. Navaush
Y decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county,
ed in the above at the Juns term 1859 will
for sale :he Court house in Nashville, Saturday. the 10th
Of July lot Of ground fronting about Is feet tie
side Of North Market street. Ia said and running hack
wards College alley, upon which is frame house
TERhSOne third will Be required in cash and he balance
six and twelve months credit Notes with security required and
a lien retained.
Said properly belongs the Of Thsmas Nayaugh tesd,
and Is said for distribution T. CHEAIHAM.
iunel5-ltd Fee SQGl Cerk ( Master.
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SMOKING TOBACCO.

KHTE sole agents The sale Of kRTRGuTs
w superior Richmond, Virginia, 0rORokO brand Of SmOk
Ing Tobacco The trade viii be supplied literal terms
HARDY BROTHERS,
iunelj AZ Public Square.
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OST .-On Wednesday last while driving in the streets Of
Nashville, account book, which Is valuable to the
but Be Of the finder The finder, b AyIns tie
book At this Office aill be literally rewarded
iunsI7-Iw DANIBL MILLER.
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" MONTGOMERY & MGGREDY NuTserymen Nashville, Tana
VA invite special attention TO their Eruit
Ornamental Evergreens, Green House Plants O8
ornamental Trees and EyeT sitsble for maiAs se
Fruits-5O00 Apple ?, & years old.
Pears-3OO0, DEarfs & Standards, % Yeas old.
Pe1es 5OoO a. years Old Cherries Piums, Aprcots
taTiens and ounce, in large uumQers-
large collection Of Grapes, Strawberries RasDbeiss, Goas.
berries, CurrRnts 4 Bouquets At ali SEASONS
MONTGOMERY & MCdREDY.
nall. LlnEnod. NnrserIas NashriIIa. I.nn.
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AGAIN JOHNSON have juss received Petsrsonis Tsd--r
IL National Magazine for July, commencnga NV Yea
1AE. SubsenPtss received and single numbers sS b.
HAGAN & JOHNSON
Isheif Agents for all kinds o. Periodicals.
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NJ az receipt Of heavy stock o. GR0cERfEs
n. 80, eoIsprsins vard st,o-t
sslas Usually kspt II Eh.sb "
spees'uS lnSine the atsntsn u tie traae- - -
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ron SALE.

Are the Agents OF the Old HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
no " SEARLY FIFFY YEARS. OLD.
Chartered A. d, 1910.
CASH ASSETTs, sIOs.Gse ss.
OFFTOR, No. s5 COLLEGE STREET,
juaeil-s Nashville, Tennesses.
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nisnsy, and finally referred to the Finance Com.

Whitney, and finally referred to the Finance Com.
Other resolutions for small street Improvements in
different places were read and referred also reso.
tion instructng the Surveyor to report the cost o.
the repairs necessary to the Boys House OF Rclage
The Finance Committee reported against allowing
relief TO Mr. Porter for injuries sustained py ,ang
through hole in the leyee, at the same time naming
the lesees Of that portion Of the wharyes lnear roy
ra street) ii the proper persons to whom 70 Apply
for relief The COMMITTEES offered re following reso'
FSr reducing the tax % mercantile agencies from
For rsssctiur SSs bids ior supplying the Work,
House with bread for year Adopted. !.
For anthorising the Warden OF me Work.House 70
IA Of icenSs per pound, and to keep correct ac
count thereof Adopted.
Er accepting the bid Of s, H. Fulton to supply the
work House with meat for q year. Adopted.
For instituting suit against Charles Oder Il Co.
,l58 the amount expended by the city in repair
ing the wharves Of said section. Adopted. 4.
As recommended by the Committee, the resolutions
tor raising the salary Of the Warden Of the Work
Hopse, and for appointing permanent keeper Of thai
Institution, were rejected.
The usual resolution for paying bills was adopted
The Street and Landing Committee reported upoI
divers matters, and submitted the following resoln
stions 9s# y ssss-4 Wy isessse ~ a "
For approving the contract with Nicholson 4 Co
70 lay stone curling and wooden CUTTERS on Nayade
street. Adopted. e ,:s-7--5
For laying aagstone crossings on Canal street, from
Rampant to Claiborne. Laid over.
For repairing the banquettes OF the neutral grount
in the same limits. Laid over.
For laying out the walks and avenues of Lafayette
Cemetery, with curbs and cutters, etc. Adopted
For advertising for sealed proposals to lay doub
track railroad from the upper line of the city to tn
Barracks, through Camp and Rampart streets. De
bated ordinance read another ordinance adoptet
in ts stead resolution amended to advertise 70
proposals for two single track roads, through Mage
zine and Burgundy, and Camp and Rampart streets
and adopted. s# y
ADOPTED.
I 4 quantity Of other business, from the same com
mittee, which We have not room to publish, was dis
posed of.
The COMMITTEES ON Police and Health reported upo
the difficulties Of Jurisdiction between the Street Com
missioner and tie Commissary Of the ,vegetabl
Market and advised the adoption Of resolutions 10
authorizing the Street Commissioner to remove d
awnings sheds tables, barrels boxes, etc. found Of
| structing any Of the markets, and for placing th
Commisssres Of all the markets under the direct
| pervision and control Of the Street Commissions
During lively debate on these resolutions, motto
! to adjourn carried.
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Conslgnees.

PHILADELPHIA. Ship Delft Haven, j Burkett
Dix & Ranlett j Bachus e Hart &co. Taylor
a Churchell Heaton 4 Oliver. G n Morrison Eco
w A Hanney &co. j d Denegreve. Coleman,
Britton & Withers. Wood, Miltinberger &co Shark
Stauffer &co LIE Rond &co F Fredrickson. r +
h Henderson. Heaton 4 Oliver. Beebe &co. w l.
Gushing. IT L Manfred. r. NJ Gregor eco. "A I
Braussard G Soyer. Horrell, Gayle &co. Priest
" 4 Bein Scruggs, Donegan &co. Hacker. e
Wheelock &co.. A d Donovan &co. Mrs Fisher. e
Il sIocomb &co. C @ Gaines. Logan & Murray. r
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No.. UNITED STATES TRT- n-.e ,
1 aIIlAISssS WEEKLY MAIL LINE lEAEtAtS
TO VICKsBU RG.


The magnificent y. s. Mail packet Princess, Captain
Wilson, will leave for Donaldsonvile Plaquemlns. Baton
Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing Fort
Adams Natchez, Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph, Grand
Gulf, Warrenon and VicSsburg, EVERY TUESDAY at 8
o'clock p M.
buck and will take freight for all landings the fsEoo river
THURSDAY. at s O'Clock P. NJ,
The magnificent u s. Mail packet Vfcksbnrg, Capt
Capt W. Cannon will leave for Donadsonve PLAGUE
mine Baton Rouge Port Hudson, Bayou Sara Red River
Landing Fort Adams, Nachez Waterproof Rodney, ST. JOS
eph Grand Gulf Wsrrenton. vicksburg Mlikens Benz,
csrs Point Ashton Grand Lake Washington Carolina Land
ing and Point Worthington, EVERY THURSDAY, at 6
The YICKsBuRG connects at vicksburg with the
steamer DEWDKOP and will take freight or all landings
the Yazoo river AS high Greenwood.
SATURDAY, at o'clock P. NJ,
The magnificent U. S. Mall packet Natchez, Capt
Baton nge Port Hudson Bayou Red River Landing
Adams Eatebez Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand
Gulf, Warrenton and Vicksburg EVERY SATURDAY, at o
o'clock p. NJ. - -,
The steamer NATCHEz, connects VIcksburg with
DWDROP and will take freight for all landings
on the Yazoo high up Greenwood.
The mentioned splendid passenger packets VIII eaye
regular days. without fail AT the hour appointed Al
their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to-
These boats will for any letter package
containing money eery other valuable unless regular
bills of Gng specifying the contents and vaue
freight paid any vuabes deposited with she CLERK
For freight or passage apply on Seard OF Y
CARROLL. HOLMES CO.,
Union Row, So Carondslet st,
jell If T. B. SMTT No. Tchoupitou las st.
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Railroads.

N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD . From Canton. 50 bales cotton to
Warren, Gilmore &co. 70 Cutrer, Harrison &eo. Sd
Robson & Allen Al Thornhill &co 40 Byrne, Vance
eco 80 Buckner, Stanton & Newman. 80 Lewis Il
Oglesby % West, Villarie &co Is Smith, Harris u
CO. l6 s Ably AGO. .ls to order. - Lloyd Frier.
son. IL Patton, Smith & Putnam. g Harris ~ Levi
:. 8 Connolly & Champlin. r l. Adams Geo. 6
Payne d Harrison. IS Coleman, Britton &co. A Sam
Barrett 8 Carroll, Hoy &co, . Frierson, Conwry Il
co. Total SIS bales cation.