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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-18

AT late Mass Mee9ing in Selma, Ala.
which was pat to the people without dIstinc-
ton of party, aud unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we recommend to the EIec-
tors OF the Constitutional u ninn party Of Al
ALBANIA, in the event Of Their election, To cast
their votes for any Candidate for the Prcsi-
dency aud Vice Presidency whom hey may
be able 10 elect, il Their vote Cannot elect
John Bell and Edward Everett, provided the
constituency of the candidates ior whom they
do vote shall have pass, d a similar resolution
to this instrncling their Electors, in the
event they are elected, 10 cast their vote an
der the same circumstances in the same way,
in order to secure the defeat of Lincoln aud
Hamlin.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-18

SIR WALTER SCoTT AND HIS SPREEING IRISH
MAN-Sir Walter Scott once had an Irish
man working for him, who was great
drunkard, and who often neglected the
work that Sir Walter set him 10 do One
morning, while engaged in his library labor,
word was brought him that his man had re-
turned, after twO-day's spree. Sir Walter
dashed his pen down on his desk. and in
great anger ordered the son of Erin to be sent
to him Immediately. Pat entered. like hum.
bleness personified, and Sir Walter pourd out
the vials of his wrath: you unthankfui
dog,n said he, "here L have been putting up
with your misdoings, and forgiving you
from time to time; yet no sooner are you in
my graces, than you take advantage OF me.
But this is The last time, sir: we must parti"
"Well," said the gentleman from Ireland,
"if we must part, I'm sorry, and | hope that
no i'll will happen ye; but, may ask, where
are you going to~ He had another trial.
-ane uviuris Sus pIaiu ana just, and for
Is reasons il should be voted. But he w.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-18

5- Judge BIBB, of Alabama, an infuen-
tial Democrat in that State, announces that
iu his "reeent visit to several watering plac-
es in the mountains Of Virginia, he had an
opportunity Of seeing and conversing with
MURDER of gentlemen of intelligence, from
most of the Southern States, among whom
were the friends OF Breckenridge, Douglas
and Bell, and that, taking the aggregate cf
information thus obtained, he is satisfied that
Bell and Everett are destined to combine the
largest Conservative vote. and are worthy of
united support by men of all parties at the
South.
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&nckImS SaAn

TDY virtue Of a ri. Fa to me directed from the Hon
~ orabie Circuit Court oi Davidson County Tennes-
see, at its July Term 1860, viii expose to public SAFE
70 the highest bidder Tor Cash, at the Courthouse
Yard, in the City Of Nashville ON Monday the 18th
day OF November, 1850, all the right, ana inter
est which jos. W I4bDS has 10 4 tract parcel of
LAND lying IL the 9th ivIi tstrict Davidson coun-
~, situated he waters oil 5iIi creek including the
Glen CHI Depot, an the nashville ami Chattanooga.
Rlilro2i, and adjoining the OF T. b. johnson,
containing about 1874 Acres registered in the Rigs
ter's Office OF Davidson county, Boo No. % page 335
levied upon as the property OF J. w Dabbs TO satisfy
a judgment rendered OF J L Gleaves, { x A.!
against L. ). Hawkins, ct. al.
X. EDM0 VSON, Sheriff
oct15 BY E. y. WHITW0RTH. d. s
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Utterly uIs-racefnI.

The following account of an utterly dis
Ne,es, of the 9th inst Our cotemporary
takes the right view of the matter. Such
outrages only injure those vino perpetrate
them-lhey never damage the object OF
hatred. Miscreant, under cover OF darkness,
may hang John Bell ia effigy as often as they
choose, bat they will be wholly unable to
tarnish his spotless public and private char
acter, or lower him one jot or title in the es IL
nation OF the American people.
But to the article of the Jackson Nepcs:
Hon. JOHN BELL HUNG IN EFFIGY-
Strange and Incredible as it may appear, it
is nevertheless true, that Gu last Sabbath
moTuiT q our citizens were iisgusted aud in
suited by the sight Of disgracelul figure
suspended by the neck from the same line
upon which hangs the banner representing a
large siz Bell. Upon this figure were Two
placards upon which were the Inscriptions:
John Bell--Nov. 9th, 1902 and Adolf
ton Petitions" And this diSGraceful spec
tacle was paraded in front Of The Stale
House. To say that we leit indignant at the
sight, would not express our true feelings, or
that Of large portion of our citizens. In
fact We met with none who did not deuounce
the perpetrators OF this scaUdai0us outrage
in unme assured terms. We sincerely regret
that it occurred. not that we consider Mr.. Bell
or his friends inSulted 10y such a carricature.
but We are sorry 10 know that we b ave those
among us who are so reckless and regard ess
of the good name of eur city and the opinions
OF their neighbors and friends. They have
made great mistake. Instead OF iniurng
Mr.. Bell, or insulting his friends, they have
grossly outraged and insulted the respecta-
bic and intelligent of the party upon which
the odium of their acts must necesiarially re-
coil, to certain extent. Ana it affords us
pleasure 10 say that all the prominent mem
bers of the Democratic parry denounce this
dlSgracful outrage in terms OF just and hon
Orabie indignatiou; and We trust they may
be able to ferret out the perpetrators, and
hold them responsible Tor the lasting disgrace
they attempted to fasten upon the lair fame
of the Capitol city.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-18

RUDp & CARLTON have got out the first OF their
res Of the noYels OF HOSoRE BAIzSc Translated by
Aessrs O W. WIGHT and F. B, GOODRICH, both gentle
men favorably known connection with original and
translated works The present is entitled 'The Great
ness and Decline of Cesar BrrOteau and the transa
tors introduce it with the following Preface " That
the Novels Of Honore de Balzsc,'' says the London
CFitic, immeasurably the greatest works Of the
kind that France indeed we would add, any other
country-has seen, does admit Of the slight
est dispute. That they so deeper into the human
heart, represent truly the human passions and
>reeet with greater accuracy the phases Of human life
than any other novelist has been able do.
admitted by all who know anything about the matter.
Some may object that there features his compo
sitions which render them undesirable subjects Of
study to the young and pure. To this we reply that
not of that opinion Blsac touches rice but 10
scoTys her he drags her forth into the light of day
sets her up the pery, and calls her by the right
name. We believe that far from having democrat
izng effect the careful and thoughtful perusal OF Bal
sacs writings have other result than increase
the love Of virtue and the dread Of vice -
w. T. BERRY s. CO.,
Nashville, October IL, 90. PUBLIC SQUARE,
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~ Senator Brown. in recent speech at
Crystal Springs, Miss, thus described Hanni-
bal Hamlin:
ments. If he is remarkable for anything, il
is for knowing which way the wind is going
to blow, and always getting his sails set SO as
to catch ths first breeze. He took to politics
like duck takes to water, because it was his
element If owed the devil a genuine, ST.
mon-pure Yankee, and meant to settle fair,
would send him Hannibal Hamlin-
any selling that line stock of Silver Plate
for who would not have Silver at sneb mr.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-18

w 4 son of Abraham Lincoln recently
spent few days at the White Mountains, n.
Hampshire. While there very enthusiastic
demonstration was made, giving him a recep-
ton as Prince of Rails" A procession was
formed to escort the Prince" and speeches
were made, to which he made happy reply.
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SUCH MEMS WE ARE RECEIVING DAlhf.

FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANYING EACH goTTLL.
They are sold by Medicine dealers generally
Price IS cts. per bottle
J. y. HARRIS & Co. Cincinnati ono,
Propretors for the southern ami Western States TO
whom address all orders
For sale wholesale and retail by W Berry & L)e
Tnovile; Ewin, Pendieton & Co., and Rains x BFOwE
Nashville, Tenn ); 8 Mansfield Co., Memphis, Tenn
j. Wright & Co.. and ScOvil & Means New Orleans; J
D. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio; Edwaod Wilder Louisville.
KY. oct6-d4w-ly
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SLeriMs sa e

DY virtue of an alias IA to me directed from the
DHenorabe Supreme Court of Davidson county
Tennessee, at its June Term, 1850, VIII expose to
public sale, the highest bidder, for cash at the
Court House Yard, in the City of Nashville on Mon
day, the sab DAY of November, 1860, all the right
title, claim, interest aud estate, which O. james
then had, or may have since acquired in and 10 the
following described negro nasnsd Hartwen aged
about IS years and complexion black being levied on
the property of T. u James, satisfy Judgment
rendered in favor of III. c. Drake against T. G. James
and ais. j. K EDMUNDS, N sheriff.
BY +. d. WENTWORTH, d. s
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sFREsH CUTs AID wouxDs-These are accidents Fhic
all are subject TO- particularly the mechanics and
operators in factories This class should never be
without Dr.. :: A. weaver,s cerate. II win relieve
sooner and heal all such injuries quicker than any
tice ever naie. By having it By them for immediate
U.S., much time and suffering may be saved.
II is sold by medicine dealers generally
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-18

THE COMING SToRM.-At a meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Georgia Air-Liae
railroad, held recently in Atlanta, Ga, the
following resolution was adopted:
ResoLped, That in view Of the unsettled
state of public affairs, and the depr, ssion in
the financial condition OF the country conse-
quent thereon, that the progress OF the GeoF-
gia AIRLINE road be suspended until ihe
next meeting OF this board. and that this
board now adjourn to meet in this place on
Tuesday, the 27th day of November next, at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
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RuiIdIag Lot.---Eine Street!

Under order Of this Court 1 propose to sell the
- kya.s' IOt-west side Vine street and betW zen
Gnu Oh and ruad streets Front as feet depth l6I "a
ieet aud with VIDE alley side and another
tA5 rear
also authorized to sell the Whitaker Lot, ad-
joining same.
Iiie lots united together make SO front. and
in tils case would have alley ali a Ound.
There Is no ote such pace q property ggeed for sale
IN thts city!
Private bids viii be received at my office, and The
property exposed to public sale at the house in
tbs city on saturday, oct. =. til, 1870.
sale at II O'clock precisely. J. L. GLEAFES, CAM.
Oct > I'd.
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NOTICEI
corporation Laws.
AN ACT

SEC 1. Be enacted Jy the City Council Of NdShcIIe,
That any person engaged blasting within the Corpo
ration limits, shall, addition the usual preCag
tons OF covering up the blasts, in the ALARM
stretch Cords across every avenue street, alley 9th
thOroughare leading directly 20 the place Of blast
ing each be fastened from the
ground, distance vi less than sixty yards
the blasts said cord 10 be stretched fastened
before blasts shall be fired and shall remain until
the last blast is exploded.
SEC. z ANY person falling TO use the precautions
herein Inade obligatory, shall, conviction OF the
same before the City Recorder nel not less than
ten than iLy dollars Tor each and every Of
fence. - IRA p JONES,
Pres't Board OF Councilman
K. B. CHE.ATHAM, p
Prest Board OF Aldermen.
s. ". HoLLNGswoRTH Mayor
Aaea: W. A GLENN, Recorder.
Approved Sept. %, 60. octI5-1w
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

s FTER having sold so acres of above Tract of Land
"A at sale made on the premises on this 9th Octo-
Der, the sale of the residue $50 acFesl postponed.
by OF ali parties, Saturday. oct 81 1850 at
which time sale o 1t viii positively take place AT TIE
CHAScERE COURT Room, IL the Court House; to COM
nence at 10 O'Clock. j. E GLEAVES, c. n 4
octl0-td
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% Negroes Of lie DR.. .ssel1y Esote.

I PURSUANT 10 a decree OF the Chancery Court
/ Nashville, in the OF Barrow anu Lindsey,
Admrs, o. the late Dr. John shelby, decd, Maria
O. shelby and others, VIII sell public the
Courthouse, IN Nashville S1taT0ay, OCsoJer GOA,
1861 - S-4yeS belonging the Of Dr. Shelby.
iERAs.--o ana II mouths cre1It, with interest,
purchasers to give their notes with approved
lities and payable in Bunk Sale absolute and without
RESTRICTION.
Al tue iamy residence, in Edgefeld, FTid0y, the
I9-t CcGsr 1860, viii sell all the Furniture other
uisd p-sOnai property Of every description, TO the
highest bidders. six months credit with interest,
notes to Be payable Bank be well secured
cept when tr purchaser less than 500 IL
which c,Ise the cash viii be required.
sept4-tds }. l. OLEAVES, C. & II.
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" Nashville Blood HOrSe /"
ASSssEsATEO

FALL MEETING OF 1860
THE FALL. MEETING, over the Central ,urse, at
L Nashville, viii com 4ence GU MONDAY, OCT0-
Der 18th, 1850, and continue six days.
- PROGR NAE
FIRST DAY-AONDAY, October l5th-Goodwuod
Stake iii ages, miles, $500 subscription
$50 forfeit. Tie Association to ada 500, the
run; three or more TO iii the stake.
ZRREE ENTRIES
AXE DAY.-woodfolk take, No. l. for two year
ods, mile OUT 500 subscription SIS forfeit i've
more to ill the stake; the Association add SIOo,
TEN ENTRIES
SECOND DAY-TUE>uAY, October I6th.-Buford
take Tor three year Odds, heats, one mile 500 sub
scription, 500 forfeit; Association add 500
race is run; three Or more 10 iii the stake.
SLF ENTRIES.
THFD DAY-wEDNESDAY, October l7th.-Asso-
citation Purse, 5000; heats, three miles.
FOURTH DAY-THUR DAY, October Isth-wood-
folk Stake, No 2 Tor two year ODDS, mile out; 500
subscription, SIS forfeit i've ill the
ELEVEN ENTRIES
The winner of the Woodfok Stake No j On Monday.
viii not be eligible to start IN this stake, but forfeit
VIII be eXacted from The same.
SAME DISSATISFACTION Purse, 500, heats, two
miles.
FL TIL DAY-FRIDAY, October Ieth-Har,ing
Stake Tor three year dds heats Two miles, 500 cub
scriptlon, $50 Forfeit Association 60 add 500 il the
race is run; three or more 10 all the stake
SII ENTRIES
sAsfE DAr.-AssOciatiOn Purse, $500, mile heats,
three best IN five.
SIXTH DAY-SATURDAY, October 2oth.-Citizen's
Purse 81 900, four mile heats.
The above Stakes and close the first da, OF
August, 1860
ecurity for forfeit required Nominations TO be
made 10 the Secretary.
Entrance money 5 per cent. a walk over entities a
horse to full amount OF purse
W. Ii. JOHNSON. Secretary,
Box No. 900
GIN. W. G. H sRDING, President
GEN B. +. CHEAIHAN, Proprietor.
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DURSUANF to a decree OF the Chancery Court At
Nashville, IN the case OF John Mallory Is. Josiah
Alory anu others, VIII SELL Saturday Oct06er q
1850, At the Court House Nashville, the following
valuable property 10 wit: The Mallory residence On
South Cherry street, Nth los feet ef ground (next 20
Aai-ory street, attached The remainder OF this piece
Of property l79 Feet divided lots One lot Of los
feet front on South College street.
IERNs-l, , anu years credit, with interest, (ec-
ce TO oGst to pay costs and ee5SeS agtlca tci be
collected hOLSe Id Purchasers to give notes with
satisfactory security, and lien to be retained.
sept5-tds j. L GLEAFES, G. & n
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-18

PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER IS one Of the thousand
and one medical preparations put out sale which
has a rare degree OF merit Consequently. while
many other medicines sink into their primitive
insignincanee, and are forgotten, the Pain Killer
persistentIy and successfully establishing its own last
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-18
PURIFY THE BLOOD,

DR- wEAvERiS CANKER AND SALT RHEUM SY-
Il RUP, for the % Canker, salt Rheum Fry
speIas crofulous Diseases Cutaneous Eruptions sore
ives and every kind OF Disease arising from an i'm
pure state OF the Blood. THE MOST EFFECTIVE
BLOOD PURIFIER OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY
is the Prescription of Educated Physician and
all who afflicted with any of the above named dis
cases, should 1t without delay L. viii drive the
diseases IRON the system, and when once out On the
skin, few applications OF DR. NEAVERsS CEHlATE or
OINtNENI, and you have permanent cure
The CEfIAIE has proved itself be the best ONT
ment ever invented and where used IL has never
been known TO ali OF eiiecting permanent
Sores letter and Ring1orm, Scad Head Chibains and
Frost Bites Barbers Itch, Chapped Cracked Hands
or Lips, BlOtehes or Pimples the Face. And for
SORE NIPPLE, AND S0sIE EYES the Cerste the only
thing required TO cure. II should be ker In the house
of every family
Price OF syrup 81 Cerate II IS cents per bottle. D
rections accompany each bottle Sold by Aledi
cine Dealers }. \. h aRisiS CO., Projectors,
For the Western and Southern States; cIncinnAfi O.
To whom orders for the above Medicines may be ad-
dressed.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by w. Berry Demo
vile, Ewin, Pendleton Co. Rains n Brown, and all
other Druggists OF Nashville, Tenn; :. Mansfield Co,
Memphis, Tenn; Edward Wilder Co., louisville, Ky
J. Wright & Co., New Orleans, La aug20-dkR1y
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MARRIED..

October 10th, 1850, by Rev. J. W. Hunter, Mr. R.
P. MCCUTCHEON, of Williamson county, to Miss
SALLIE H, daughter of Johnson Vaughan, Esq, of
Davidson county.
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AN ACT


In Relation to the Public Schools.
SEC. 1. Be Il enacted ty the Cry Council Of Nash
rifle That shall be lawful Tor any parent guar
dian other person having temporary permanent
charge control OF minor who is not entitled by
law become pupil IN the Pebble schools of this city
as pupil OF the same, permit such minor at
tend amy said schools pupil, and any person so
Offending Shall be fined not less than than
fiTty dollars TOR each and every offence
SEQ. BE IL further enacted, that if any person
having charge control Of any Public School or
schools of the city, shall knowingly and wifulIy
nive ami permit the attendance Of any pupil IN any
of the Public schools of tis city when said pupil -
not entitled by law TO the benefit OF said school the
person thus knowingly and wiiluIly permitting such
pupil TO altend snail be hned not less than ten nor
more than MT, dollars for each and every offence
SEC g. Il enacted, That IL shall be the duty OF the
Sier atenceat Public Schools to report 10 tlie
Civ Recorder the OF ali persons who shall Fio
late the provisions OF the first section OF this act and
il shall be duty tine Recorder 70 issue warrant
against such person or persons and enforce the penalty
prescribed. h D. ShEAtIiaA,
- = = - --~- ~Pres't Board of Alderman
u afa go ~ ~ IRA p. JONES'
Pres't Board OF CoIncirnen.
s n HoIIISGswoRTH, Mayor
ARest: W, A. GLENN, Recorder.
Approved sept. Il, go octl5-lw
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I-0'bI'lsI AVOlth MATTHEW 4IpI-
ROBERT MO0RE & co.,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. 40 WALNUT STREET, rttrs7 =
Cincinnati, Ohia..

1000 Barrels Flour, superhne to extra family;
200 Bushels Clover seed:
- 300 III Timothy y
500 Herds Grass:
coo stripped and Clean Blue Grass Seed:
1000 boxes Western Reserve, English Dairy .,n
Nutmeg Cheese.
Lard and Iinseed Oils Bacon, Grain, Candies Sos y
Cordage, Broofns, Buckets, Tubs. &c.
We have ample facilities and give prompt atteati d
10 the purchase Of Merchandise regairedby the South
eEn trade zad to the sale OF Cotton Pig and Blos N
Iron, Dried Fruit, aud Produee generaliy.
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PURSUANT to a decree Of the Chancery Court at
Nashville, in the case OF Geo. d. HaInott Wash r.
Lucas ana others VIII sell at public sale the Court
House Nashville Saturday October tie 9th 1860
ilsod parton Of Wash r. Lucas' tract Of land,
which known the Crutche. part Ohs whole tract.
The same consisting OF about 20 and lying IN
iiOnt oi the Mansion House.
TEIlis.-l ar. years credit with interest and sale
from retention, purchaser TO execute satisfactory
notes ami lien To be retained.
Sept.5-tds J. Z. GLEAVES, C. * N.
These sales continued over 20 SATURDAY, OCTOBER
81 1860, when the VIII take place the Chancery
court Room in Court House.
! E GIFAEES. C. & NJ
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Valuable lot On Vine street,
NeaR. the { aE,ftGE

by virtue Of decree OF the Chancery Court at
Al Nashville viii offer at public sale the preIni-
ses on oatGay CT. 27tl, 1850, that large lot west
side al Vine street, near The capitol, known tn
Shields property Fronts than go leet but may
be .vijed TO purchasers.
THIS is good property and well worth the attention
OF both those 40 want bu ldIng lots for their
and those who want TO invest Tor profit.
Terms announced sdlo. safe 60 commence at II
o'cocI- [oct.5. tdsl J. E CLAWS, CAM.
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PURSUANT TO decree Of the Chancery Court at
Nashville in the OF VIM a. WhitSett Executor &c
oi kdrrar Wash r LucaS others, will sell
the Court House Nashville Saturday October %
1850, tract u 10 and so poles Of land part
the Lucas Farm, ana being the same bought by him of
COM Ilaiuant.
TEIsslS.-6 u and Is months credit with interest
and sale free from redemption, notes have personal
security, and TO be payable il the Bank ami lien 10 be
retained. rzr
Sept5-tds fl J. E. GIEAYES &M
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DISSOLUTION.1

fFsHE firm OF KIRKPATRICK, NEFISS 1 90. was
i this day dissolved by mutual consent, Ma L
Kirkpatricg having Withdrawn from the concern The
business viii sl be continued Il the Old stand by the
remaining partners, NENINs, KEITH BUukR,
under the style and trm Of NEyINS, KEITH 90
Nashville. Oct. Isl, 1880
In retiring from the firm Of Kirkpatrick, Sevns <
Co.. we return our sincere thanks for the liberal pa
trenage bestowed upon The House. and recommend our
successors and former partners worthy the contlna-
ance OF their Patronage Z. klkkPAIklSk .
oer2-Im u KIRKPATRICK
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Planes, nEuSsc.
NloEes! Nloses.I Nl0Etsl..

SL0VSs. SaUses:I StOVts...
I HAVE in store and now receiving the best selected
L assortment of OOH q and HEATING eTUVES,
tUkNAC.S, GRATIS, &c, ever offered in this mar
ket, ami VIII SCH Is low articles Of the kind
can Dc bought IN Louisville Cincinnati: say in part
sizes Guted Common stoves for Coal;
i 60 straight, 10 do
3 10 IaIg Cube Coal stove;
3 10 0pSa FIIIAIil Gal Stoves;
90 do Wood do
3 40 Monkey Coal stoves:
do Hited DoX stoves for Wood.
Z and 10 Plated Mood stoves;
? siz5s KANSAS tariOr stoves iOr Wood:
do Challenge Heaters Tor Coal;
do large extra AGrch toves;
10 FAUsnIX Loai stove;
do iOning anu W4sll-lOuse Stoves
Common adlnO and Mantle Crates:
harbisIZ-d IRON aianties ami crates, complete:
Wrought ami Cast IRON Cooking Stoves for Wood
and Coal OF BEST make. J. W. WILSON
octt3 E 1919 IL, Coiegest.
. USSEA IRON Stove Pipe;
II Common do
O1d Baskets Tor Crates;
Odd Tenders Tor Crates: &c, &c.
Stoves put up In any part OF the city.
J. W. WILSON