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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-05

eral States which adopted the Constitu,
ton made no such reservations, but bound
their constituents, one and all, to ALE
glance to the Constitution of the United
States as firmly as similar conventions
bound them to the State constitutions.
There is one notable feature in the at
ttude of the South. The cry of disunon
comes-not from those who suffer most
from Northern outrage, but from th,se
who suffer least 1t comes from South
Carolina, and Georgia, and Alabama, and
Mississippi whose slave property is rem
dcred comparatively secure by the inter-
vention of other slaveholding States be-;
tween them and the free States, and not
from Delaware, and Maryland, and Vir-
ginia, and Kentucky, and Tennessee, and
Missouri, which lose hundred slaves by
Abolition thieves where the first named
States lose one. Why are not the States
that suffer most loudest in their cry for
disunion?
"They prefer to fight the Abolitionists,
if fight they must, wihin the Union, where
their adversaries are somewhat restrained
by constitutional and legal obligations
No, sir; Delaware, Maryland and Virginia
do not intend TO become the theatre of
desolating wars between the North and
lle cOutl, hentuCky, lenHeSSec anu MIS-
souri, do not intend that their peaceful
channels of commerce shall become rivers
of blood to crafty the ambition of South
Carolina and Alabama, who, at remote
distance from present danger, cry out dis
union.
"IIad the present Administration cut
loose from the dsunionists, instead of vir-
tually ministering to their designs, and
planted itself firmly on Union ground, the
| secessions at Charleston and Baltimore
would never have occurred, the 'Constitu-
tional Union party, would have been an
impossibility, the Democracy would have
recovered its ascendency in the North,
and an united party, embracing two-thirds
OF the North and South, would now have
been marching to certain victory next
| November.
"What ought to have been the preven-
tive, must now be the remedy. Should
| Lincoln in November next secure ma
| jority Of the electors, patriotic men North
and South, without waiting for his inau-
guraton, irrespective of party lines, and
throwing aside all minor considerations,
must band together for the triple purpose
OF preventing any attempt to break up the
Union, checking the Republican party
while in the ascendant and expellng
them from power at the next election.--
Let the toast of Gen. jackson, The Fed
eral Union-lt must be preserved be-
come the motto Of the party, while strict
construction of the Constitution and %
jealous regard for the rights of the States
shall be its distinguishing principle and
unwaverng practice"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-05

ELECTION PRosPEcTs.-Bets are now be-
ing offered here on Pennsylvania against
Lincoln. Reliable letters from North Car
olna and Mississippi report those States
certain for Bell. Hon. Joshua Hill, who
is now here, says the same of Georgia
Hon. A. j. Hamilton writes that the vote
of Texas will be against Breckinridge.-
Wash. Cor. Gin. Gaz.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-05

BI" Senator Slidcll, of Louisiana, in a
late speech, at New Orleans, says it is i'm
possible for Breckenridge to carry either
Missouri or Kentucky. 1t is possible that
the same causes may produce tho same
effect throughout the South.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-05

LAGRANGE RErORTER.-We had the pleasure
oil meeting at Knoxville last week, Mr.. WILLING
HAM, the talented editor of the LaGrango (Ga.)
Reporter. We were gratiGed to learn Of him that
the good cause is progressing in his range
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-05

In FAVOR OF A DIssoLuTIoN.-Gen. sgd.
Moore, member of Congress from Ala
bama, in reply to the question of Mr.. Gil
mer, if he was in favor of dissolution of
the Union in the event of Lincoln's cleo
ton, said that he was. Gen. Moore is
recognized leader Of the Breckenridge
party, and is for dissolving the Union on
account Of the result of an election held
in Constitutional manner. Let the peo-
pie think of this, and ponder it. He be-
longs to the "rule or ruin" party, for he is
for breaking the government because the
people decide against him. The Brock
inridge party applauded the sentiment.
What claim can they wish to violate it {?
-HuntSrHe, Lad., 22d inst,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-05

RAILROAD SMAsH-Up.-.S miscreant
placed cross-tio on the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad on the Goth ult.,
which threw the locomotive and train off
the track, and killed an employee of the
company named Smith, who was riding
on the engine at the time. The Presi-
dent offers 81, 900 reward for the appre-
hension and conviction of the offender.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-05

WHEAr.-Late advices from Europe state
Wheat as declining in price.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-05

aG3~ One of old Bucks" postmasters
in New York State was commanded to
pay 500 for the good of Mr.. "Breck,"
when he asked if $50 given for the cleo
ton of honest Abe" wouldn't do as we'll.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-05

saT We understand that a gentleman
of this county has actually received let
ter from the Vice Presidential candidate
on the Breckenridge ticket, in his own
handwriting. So that the question of the
Generals ability to tread, write, and ci-
pher," can no longer be mooted. Dou-
glasites will take notice.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-05

THE DISORDERS IN TExAs.-The rumored
arsons and robberies in Texas, which have
recently filled so large n space in certain
sensation journals" of a particular polti-
cal school, occupy a very moderate place
in our Texan contemporaries. The Gal.
weston Civilian, of the It'll inst, states that
these disorders have arisen, so far as can
be ascertained from the nefarious trade
Of kidnapping" as still prosecuted by n
few desperadocs in that State.-To this
effect that journal holds the following
language, in reference to the actors in
these transactions:
"Their object was to steal negroes, burn,
and plumber, and leave the impression
that abolitionists were at the bottom of
the work. This, we think, has been the
case in most other counties where these
troubles have been experienced. Kidnap-
pers and robbers have been the main in
stigators of the outrages. "-Nd. Int.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-05

YANKEE TEAcuERs.-The School Com
missioners of Chickasaw county, Miss,
have resolved that they will not allow the
claim upon public school funds of any
one, for service as public instructor, who
halls from New England.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-05

SOUTHERN INDErENDENcE.-The Augusta
Constitutionalist says:
We desire to ask of all friends of the
South these few questions:
Do you sustain Southern institutions
Southern MISREPRESENTATION capital,
skill and labor?
Do you wear q Southern made hat
Southern made boots, shoes and clothes?
DO you sustain the potters works at
Kaolin, and purchase only Southern made
plates, dishes, cups and saucers?
Doyou purchase Southern made furni-
ture? Or harness. saddles, iron-ware, or
other commodities manufactured in the
South?
Do you patronize Southern in prefer
ence to Northern school books, or agri-
cultural journals?
DO you subscribe to Northern literary
newspapers in preference to the South
ern Field and Fire-side, and other South
ern literary journals?
A satisfactory answer to these, and SINH
lar questions, will exhibit reliable South
ern sentiments.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-05

BRECKENRIDGE MUST ANswER.-The Wash
ington telegraphic correspondent of the
Cincinnati Enquirer, in his despatch of
the 25th says
Senator Yulec, of Florida, declares that
unless Breckenridge responds to the ques-
ton answered by Douglas at Norfolk and
answers it differently, he will be compelled
to vote against him,
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miscellaneous.
Hungarian Grass Seed.

w T. have on hand a large quantity Of the best
w Hungarian Grass Seed, - hicn are selling
low. CHURCH ANDERSON L co
Inaron-if
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Hide, Oil.& Leather Store.

II EIRKfATRitA 4 SONS, No 81 ssrrs r.rrp
II. SrsEEE betxseE Market aud casstnGt Slreess
PhlisdeleliA, have for sale
DRF f sxLTED SPANISH HIDES,
Dry and 6resn Sailed Fatna Kirs rzHaerss osI Tan
upA5a the best teFms.
ss- Ailkinas Of Leather Ia the Foagh wanted Ter
shseh ths hishess market pFee sia se gives IN
cash OF LaksH - sxchsagefoF hiaas Lss1ner storsa
tree Of charge sad sold "a eammtssson-
ssptl-1nag
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-16
IN ORDERING TICKETS oRcERrIFIcATEs

f-hSlesetAe anoGnt Of money To our address Tor
saat SPu VISA 10 purchase; usms the Lottery In
@hlch you Wish 4 invested aud whether you wish
sholesr Halves, or Quarters on recejp, N
Nhieh We send Nhat IS ordsse a by arst mail. to-
gether with the scheme. ' ~
Immediately after tle drawing a Printed Drawing
an Explanation. - 80
81 Purchasers viii please write their signature
plain and give the nssGe OI their Post orce
and State 49,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT on HdentiHf
Rs AiiprIzes OF 81 900 ut under paia inmedtatly
= herthedrawing-otheTpE Izesailhe usua .siua,od
forty days.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-16

THE sstentioa e he fesders % tAs PalFsss the
Il I4eles acre esEsrlatiy, . FsGsezteG ~ Gessrs.
aaCkt>uk atAehts, - tas esceilsat ReffsseF
etsFs AEa etsab fEal Jars in Sti1h tier are So
saREls tEE ozf e1ze2s iezpstss sreis las are Al
snlEaby sAspssa feF a=ftsnz up al ksDaz q fralss
AEd bsffssa thHF are aefAble, simple AHa cheap,
sai he deua4na EsF EAsm : - ersal tA.f sirxsis
nssfiy Tires h11ess4 easss have ssss ses1.
Eafs-G
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wines aud LIQUORS.
Cigars and Tobacco.

$1,000 Henry Clay C'SaFs;
s0o0a Nap Neon DO.
500 Ia CcmPettlon Cigars, imported;
iS.' 90 German ClgArs, various brands:
100 Gross Smoking Tobaeeo;
80 Baxes Iaaghorn \ ArmisteAd Tobacco:
- 40 J. A. Cay do;
IS do r. n. White do.
so 40 Tennessee Tobacco, Earicrs brands;
And mAay other ATtieles too naaasr0as 70 snee,ioa
J. y. X. sPf1lRY
mAris-U - Market "a. Sazh iIie, lean.
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ICE. HcEm vCErn

WYE have openea oar lee Depot IN tee rear q
w Gae Stale Rzak and All seal cheap sny
Ihs ElzFkr G thai Is Eoo1. Der zee = from Para
iss Hill thirteen miles afth q Nash vile. sad made
EsiasEsly best spria Mater ~ tbo State from
.ar 70 eight ineaes thisk- We Ma opsa depot Ga
alta ClsFry street G. ae1Fary's srccsFy stare
baat she Is's - A
maTle-si = - GAkALTI
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-16
EXPRESS FREIGHT

THE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Compa-
Il ny, in connection with the Roads below are
running Exp Freight Train from Charleston
and Savannah 10 nashville at slower speed butwith
he same certainty as Their passenger trains No de
lay TO freights by this route. E.W. COLE,
jan29-u- Supt.
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Transportation,
Nashville and Chattanooga Il. r..
80 go - 81
Change of Schedule.
Sunday next. April 20, 1850,

Sunday next. AprlI %, IS6U,
Passenger Trains, Will run as follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 4 A. NJ and 8, n.
Arrive al Chattlnooea so P. n, and IS A. u.
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at $50 A. N and 80 p. n.
Arrive at Nashville a 5 P. n and A n
A Ii rail connection, and shortest route 70 Boston,
IA New YORK, Philadelphia, Baltimore Washing
ton Oty, richmond, Petersburg, LyBch5urg, Knox
New Orleans. &c.
Both Trains connect at Stevenson with Trains on
memphis ana Charleston Railroad, and at Chattanoo-
ga with Trains on East Tenpsssee and (;eorgia and
Western and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets may be had al any hour on apnIi-
cation 10 Ticket Agent AT Office Depot TO the fol-
lowing places, and at the following prices, viz:
Nashville TO New York, via Charles ton s C s27 IS
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Spienaid scheme.
Each Wednesday nm Juue,

Glass 2I0 Draws Wednesday. June 6. 1860.
Class 2S2 Draws Wednesday. June Is. 1860.
Class z94 Draws Wednesday, June 20 1850.
Glass 800 Draws Wednesday, June q. 1860.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TICKETS.
as Numbeys--l3 Drasrn BalIox.
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Eebaeeo sale Days

A. HAHILToS,s WAREHOUSE,
On Naadays. Wednesdays and Fridays,
ar IAN O'CLOCK a. n,
81 Ihis afrza geesnt - zazas fsF ths Pareposs q
"a arcaaa.9d4tiug tsy "A sA2zleEss sae ssRs
al Il satisfactory.
nEif-ss A.aAsnyox.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-16
Our Single Number Lotteries.
Capitat Prize S5O.OOO.

Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters 81 81.
IT, Orders for Tickets OF Ccrugoases in any of IN.
above schemes TO be directed TO
WOOD, EDDY co. Wilmington Delaware
or, WOOD, EDDY & CO., 81. LOUIS, Missouri.
6s-Grculars Containing Schemes Tor the mortt
VIII DC sent free OF expense by addressing as above
To- The drawings ni Wood, EDDY x Co. Ioiterle,
are published IN the New York Herald, AeN Yor.
lines aud New York staaIs Zeiiaag.
fayl5 std
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-16
Whole Tickets saO;Halves $40; Quarter. IS

Csrtineates OF Packages m the above Scheme viii be
sold Al tise following rates, Whicgl Is the risk
Certlncsie OF Package Of % Whole TcR cts $3.50 90
20 half 1sa so
26 quarter - "a
- eighth 81 81
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BARGAIN COUNTER.

coanter are ssid great saAay goods at Irss thaa
half rAsir cost. All past ssyles u any goods are
saeriaced seFs, well a. n.ny other very aeslra.
81, gos1s.
r.. c. McNairy & Co.
mzre1-u
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one Capital Prize OF $4,000,
o oSo Prizes ...--..-.-.amonntirg TO ssSe,5ss
Whole Tickets $40; Halves s5;Quarters 50 81

Cernncates OF packages in the above Scheme. tobo
drawn each Wedne an be sold :, H. Il, %
rates, which is tie risk i"s
Certificate OF Package Of 20 Whole Tickets $40 "a
20 Half "a 3
&c Quarter 81 a.
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Qroffssinnal Garos.


(LATE OF KNOXVILLE, TENN-,)
Observation-Disclosures sto the citizens
J. ofNashyil lille and vicinity. He has been actively
engaged the practice of his Profession in all IT'S
branchesfor the last sixteen years, and hopes by
strctattentionto be ablet satsfacionto all
who may favor him with CALL
OElce No. AK Cherrvstreet near Capt. Stockell's
new residence ResidencePearl street South NASH
vile. apr25-dtf
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Housekeeping Made EasI.

THE WHEAT CHEER YEAST CAEEs vii civ
Il insure gassd - ialesosae brsaa- g-.s s-.errs {
can eet eIe es'1en Yeast ca e, stsca Vii Ia,
large loves of tfle tsSt be ID
500 CAkES SILVER soar, hrurIy expected
express Almost e. cry family IN NJ has Us~e'
t"F sprt1x ctesusfF "A - snSa ustic-fcr xasl.
Paint. Loekng Glasses 4 tl1td B0rk, Narbie - +
Plated W.re-
kkf klGkftATORS--we have sold large Lot
taose famous fhliadelpAia Eefrsxeraaors. Ne
; large lot coming They are warrants led 20 give
isfAetlas, Is they noI only the best but are
cheapest kaoeE.
GpFis-H MACKENZIE 4 HfSCfiIs
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-16

Our stock this season is unusually large
and beautiful, and have been selected WITH
GREAT CARE. 20 which We invite the at
tentioa Of all. We feel SAFE in saying that
we can offer BETTER
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-16

Our Catalogue refers but partially TO TIE GOODS
(kept BY us) in their respective departments.
To cur friends and patrons beg to say, that our
stock will be equal, if not superior to any We have
herstnfore offered; aud mott resptc tfuliy invite
examination of il, assuring all who may favor US
with a call that they viii End prices uniformly
low and terms most liberal, allowing hand
some DISCOUNT for all cash bills. We are
ceiying stick daily.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-16

Ribbons and Trimmings.
French Bonnet Ribbons, every style.
Paris sash RibboLs, elegant.
Velvet Ribbons, full selvages.
Cap Ribbons.
Fun Mourning Ribbons.
FriEges Tor AaHtilas and Dresses.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-16
whisky. Whisky, whisky,
Sundries! StIndries!

Won can ind, at al! times az our store all kinds
i q Groceries, such sugars Coffee, MclaSses
Syrups, &C, &C, &c.
mar2s-tf CHURCH ANDERSON & co.
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1sntsl o'Hcnn,n,
Ws- unh S6iHs- Slriarteitsr unt
aSitter.
Treaep'.. 'mtldtn Der S. anh .. StrsAs

SsrN'Ntrur9 Stsa StrIu, btt iItuay, tt bier IN Sibn,,s& Mi
4t;abtt wtre. nlnHat III stH biuianta 3,teinsc.... Der ,,,,.
ndt gsent Der u"
oSreht Ntitern Jniurdnet Gpmsauo m Nbilan.Ishi,,
Htubdutrp. Ntrttiinn 9rdluudtu, ;SrutIls,ittr S."s.r;S.
lnatisa' N"Llm"unelnitr &C.. uRe inar III Zen tinisi,tn pr,ilty.
VA gtI'RHtn, wshst lh ststn stn 9tririt sn ssu,r VIZ
iidtsra tseutn. wtrctr wsblibuu, be- cem llntrritiinus,.n ,sT,n s.
zen. Gtt 9lasinntt Sr .Csvsdi sSthrn .infuranst uns lrxs
= rn.rano" stTneet rh IN Yei!ac,lphis Pc. +nS " ,lnuilr. Cd.
Ter fisn Sira {, NIB tsirdst has CAPITAL etritbrn $500 nOn
Jn &'3mNne ssFntst ih ri. 5p.isOfit, IN 9t.nlars6s ~,
Apnrtn nnttroaib etm erHanst pSteI uup ntStn = 4. Ga2,
10 etbene-S'trrnIunstn fur dl,ifs INC Z ven wtrh
tltthfaLe rs'elsit 1ur ps sslten Ipa.sasnietn unr ,u ,,p tinisit,.
? stltH tntattH senommeM uac wiic sci Sterbeflnm Der 3i;s.
81 7 IN &ttmcne aus Jtiahlt. Or. q. y. Hrts,r M,m
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VIRGINIA
@eis Sicr Sromcrci
ron
Gbt. Ssnars.

Iurd psrlenlihs Ginflnfs i'm Nsrrtn bn i'd in
rtn Stano gtieBt, mrtntn aethrtrn .Hunpen rim .ur.
'islitbss Eager Der ttiten Gisarrsn ieoer a.rt unb sSua.
litit ~ ausnabmsweile tiliissu prcileu rnttirtn ~
frnneE. 0ltitfaIs ~smpftble i'd mtin nsb!adcrtirt,s
Wager sen 8aud-, &au- uno Sbnupi 3atsf. pj,ii,,
antr Art anc ~ienltils Artitsl. bic in tiu,m 0ia,rr,n.
@titdIt sswSbnlih seiutt f,ere.n. lin elm, 1,fSui,
|nlt9t lans' SdasrS e'tttt =. 8a ienfeIb,
gtc. 1914 g3rcapar1
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Gicinuecr Standardization

IN StlraaI etH rtlntTllNtn 2NtltrI, WNe II r III N0uft f,-
ace ~,5rublabrs baitrn urem YpI9c reNclbcn farm man 9ar nlrl
tnetTo trrlrIen, 2l5 p1S cT pWtntNNe GbtlunrbttS uits mo En
&anert IN ptrba,tntfnaEIScr ISctc upH tu gen auSAIutcR cen
'Giusutn unp Der WiaurII ltptn uno lD cUrtp anrut vUrp IT.
Atncen Srnm,rtIAntbtltn tUrb9cbcn miro. IaN 1ttc Eitttr
strbrcttet TN III Unltral yanNc su >jabr ~ 5Itr Ltt !, une wtu
ni-nt Seltte 5isbcr, 10 miro Iciecr @brcra brren SItlc ctnuehmtr,
pbrt Won Zen rieItn UNItnRCNerr, Dem Laltus uro Mllcn unr
H,I3ltlrtttrn III Ipreren, Gle Iitta ibt s.njObl Cpfr fWr ea0 Grat
'prctrll. Sn Setrddt ptlcr 3sdp0htn M sae bttt, mas man
2ln tarn. Gle Sprrtr-G pniutu.ron III ibrrm nrrma!tn 3uitane (;
srEaIttr, obns ett ttbtnatcaft III 5tidNpm. 5u pitirM 0Erc hi
II, Spitttr cu &rirlrlt.
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&Isiecr,9as,r! &lsirsr.eaau,
y. Sccbcr.

Nc. 3a NainltrdEe, ,r,itrn rer Is. H.. l6
odt GIN srrttS Eager itrn6tr 6trtn> yrt !Rrabcr- st,,h, 40 -
tut Bic levt9t SaiIrn, cit aus ctm beltx frsn;f rfttz 5mt ~.
,:frts. Nne. S'"' M
Eurdp rtriraIihtu 2nauf alcr in mein Gtftift s;,,3,,...
SteHt bin tb III rn StNne atityt, Gu1rnitrk rim pcr,uaI;.tn W.;
lsrt'nient ss5iaItltn, rme mtrssn mtius sttbrtsa Nurpfn snf ~
prpmrttht uue Stniaft teciss.. "''" WI ee
Vs. "ttTfAHs serrsibil KIN errFtS Qaaer s.r itS,r,r -
'tiHentn SalNitherH, SsihtnIsttrr, Stiaetn. urttrIr, s, I'm" ~ a
~"""'' ~ 'H y. 8tttr,
Nr. 80 Ng,iu6r,6,
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Jemer. mmb mariue=alMefuran3

Virginia Fire * Marine Insurance. Company
bic sH SoRa 8ist CAPITAL rpn S2c0,G0U bsliB
nnb iii Sabre 1882 rurl bic 0sitssstuns
BON SirSiaien tinstiest pnrce.
Dtii&trnrstR ptrbsH tura hicit alto Grmpaanit ertbti!t uute,
zen %suntttgttsn See;nsuEstn aeeeH Utuer- ub sSaitrinlecH an
&tseNttuRt a1u art, ais: pauitr, Weube., G1lter unb sSderen
Iutr ari. lrwpsl IN etr Staet, ais iub in 9anec, unb weresn ii.
NIrtntuhcn Susiablunstn rrrmpi stItifci.
@- Our BIZ SOlise unN se aufnssn,t oar IN serfi3ernstn @.~
deHfdTht Tirb Ei&ie ttreSnet.
Dine 3ar. l3l NeaiRtr, 2iamcnh. 3d.. tnt 1Sur uricr6aGs
Itssaib GiTeer... IN. =. &rpa:ein, 0rEic.
%fH I'm ~ 40 Sr, Stcrei =. lei.
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Sarten- sHirtbldait in Sutt,ertcmn

T:r lnIeySe,tnets srldubt ib ie ntn lreunscn unb benz 0ctoa,n-
Ten Sublituai Die NnfiSe III Ha6cu CAP or an Qnee ppn YI,hcrs
teSn cine GterttN- ajtrtblGart crpnnet hal, wc Grf iihIrlen jetl
3yI ure better Suaiot, tnehepucrre unb Gin WlNs Gdicn lrlbn
'wppTilrten 8bctnptin (pen tb ok Siahpne su 81. 80 dtlnlt) III
Asstn rnc. 81 I~rsuaeltSeM SeiuG lacet sn Spta WulIcr.
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8. AMI Z. Sra6f,
ai3I ca hea'iNth Graata 8tbmaahs bic evlestnir gnitise, eGR
tt III as't,dSlano ale eeb1Rms liahitrt mn aui Der lluiYrriiat
~ Etrite :5r Srdnttnb tltanhtN sat. psrubtr lie biz stLttn 3tuauiiIe
,pritsen tam, wtsba!S nc ih bi sortcainneHptu Utltatnbeiten be-
IDEAS tsstt5lt. 3uSnt naUt iit'elee ibrcn eicnnsriuntu bic &n>
itist, eaF Nt bs ,fmsten Der 8tnetI, yLuis;5itstn u. l.. ID. btiicr~
EticrSi ENe etEartiatn 4uiiraaen ldntlilsnN naatsnnt.
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re. 4 Ndiulrsse. uabe am alttu Marft,
'tduS, N2 p,N bsutfbtN gptIitun. nomentEtt 6ausirqIer, biz
asN = ~ n'dbtn, rag n sn H-str auer heuifUtn Srudts sdii.
ais: :3rrtthtss, 9toerrte Stribsn, 0rtleu, v,risH, ale Aritn sur
7tntrutit. tellhneii2t peisSe, Sdrpej;tr> unp ytmbursr 2a't.
SdretSEv, Su:Stst, 1t Iidc rebfuttn, etuttbc INetne, etnStnhsdbie
6rante, alt arisn Glneits, giQarren ,. &c, rptldpt atHiti ofrielte
biutIrtn Yretit ptrfauft.
va YIN suiss jylas Yassrtisr nab autist gririHu1atR Nne
paTIbt s~ICiAfate III .tox Exit III sdtens unb Idott ia IdEiHrz
eSu+r frwiHsiG9 SctS gTao Ya5ns
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g. 81. StrcGcr.

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l6en eprmicalitu u. /. NJ. gr. 3 Maine2tr.,
geSenubtr Rem alien Marttt.:
&s, Eressts nsretu nit tcr ercfisn Scrsfalt une @suau-
t9tst &rtitt, icmis semitic 9rstarate uns Mnal.ftn
MI! anferitsr pnrtlte!ett ttipret. Sanefau lieut.. u;Slrr Mas
Irihsaluse Wager am.rhanifts. htutitt- une ~frsu,Niltsr rts
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IN au1tnlttiH nsen,u. MIDI, Nrntcl ann 3bsit (tIba m ME, si,e-
zen. ale etn :srelibtH 9r.iieu absslsilea ,rtrstn. Ntpi,iafa-
Ten rsretn ~ hn biligtsr StrinSanScn nits.ruM nit nsusm
SPrratht autattaitd.
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'N iu sH mssiibf siliisIea Srshen ktiient emrfsst.
q. 6. Bif&tr, gat.
1o SpNs eans'ss, laIer. Srtrm unn aeamaniins.
81 SeIss SeaP, Slad. STopn uns 9slop.
S 3sirrs Siu,
400 Yrppms uno 9uSctta
3oV Ores Slrrfet @iest.
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