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The Meeting atlhe Capitol.

The following are the resoluti, rs adopted by the
meeting at the Capitol on Wednesday night:
Resolved That this meeting re-adOpts and re-Af-
firms the preamble and resolutions adopted at the
general meeting of the citizens of Davidson county
on S turday, and also the resolutions adopted by
the meeting in this hail. Monday last, being the
resolutions reported by committee appointed for
that purpose by the county meeting.
ResoLred That committee of three be appointed
to wait upon Representatives and Senator's Of this
county and lay before them copy of said resolu-
tons and respectfully ask of them whether they
will feel it their duty TO act in obedience TO the
opinions and sentiments of these resolutions.
Under this resolution, the chair appointed Messrs.
G. NJ FoGG. r c. FOSTER, 3d. and JAMES WHITwoRTH.
Resolved That in the vast struggle now before Us
for independence and national existence, wherein
our enemies have the superiority IN numbers and
the most complete Unity of purpose, nothing but a
consolidation. political as we'll as military on our
part, can give us any reasonable prospect OF sue
cess. That. therefore, the very first act OF Ten
nessee should be TO become member of the now
existing Southern Confederation and TO exert all
her influence to enforce the same upon the other
miGdl slave Stlss
RESOLVED That in the beligerent position wherein
we suddenly find ourselves, the ordinary police
regulations OF this city TO us utterly lncompe>
tent to exercise the vigilance imperative uponeyery
community in times of warS That therefore, we do
earnestly recommend the immediate formation of a
vigilance committee, invested with such enlarged
powers as may give efficacy TO their action, and
constituted of some of best known citizens. act
ing IN concert with the Mayor and the existing pO-
La
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u. i JOHNSON,
Superintendent Military Colleg
Tn TelegIapn DIspaIches.

The dispatches must be received with due al
IowaBce and distrust We learn from the Cincinnati
Gazette of TO dag chat The dispatches are revised by
Governor DENNIsOs' al Columbus. Those ofa mill
tary character are stopped; while the news Is mod
saed to suit the views Of his Alb ltion Excelency,
and the Interests of his fanatcal brethren who are
engaged in their crusade upon the South and its
institutions. A Black Republican censorabip OF
nnhlic intelEEence! A rich idea.
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Two Companies en- GssrIOuo old Wilson
The pallani patriotic cltizeus vi Wilson, have or
gauized volunteer companies, and have rendered
their services 10 the Governor. One of these COM
panies, The Lebanon Greys" is commanded by
Capt. joins K. Howard Capt. Howard is well
known throughout the en- ire State, as brave bold
and patriotic gentle man aud We predict, that a
glorious fate awaits his career.
Capt B0wApD gave five hundred dollars to sld in
eQuipping his company Tie Orderly Sea- gent, WN'
H. WILLIAMSON, gave three hundred for the same
purpose.
The Other company, the Harris Rifles is com
Inanded by Capt. Monroe ANDERSON, who we learn
is sTae and as brave heart as any in the State
Col. z. Ii. ANDERSON and other gentlemen, have
rsised iarse sum, FOX the purpose Of equippng
tlva Rifles
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Interesting Correspondence.

The St. Louis Republican publishes the following
correspondence:
ST. LOUIS April %, 1861.
Hon. F. P BLAIR-Dear Sir: As President of the
Chamber of Commerce of this city, address you,
our Representative in Congress in order t. obtain
information to quiet the apprehension which has
been caused in business circles by the report that
Government intends to prevent all shipments of
produce and provisions to the ports of the seeded
States
Can you tell me whether such is the intention Of
the Federal Government? Is it intended, by armed
interference, to prevent the transit of provisions
from It's city, and from the adjoining States, whose
commerce centres he1e.
The effect of these steps, if adopted by the Gen.
eral Government. will be to bankrupt the city and
the States whose commerce legitimAtely belongs to
US.
You will understand that these inquiries
most respectfully made, and hope will be candidy
answered. Our merchants cannot bear the thought
of commercial dishonor. They are prepared to
rifice any and everything to maintain the high posi-
ton they have always occupied but If they are
prevented by Government from realizing on their
advances and purchases they cannot meet their Ii
abilities. Very respectfully, D. A. JANUARY,
President Chamber of Commerce.
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ID,DorIa1t from Mout9omerT.

A letter received from our Montgomery cores
pendent states that Post Master General Reagan,
having learned that Lincoln had stopped the mails
for the South intended to issue his proclamation
Yesterday. assuming the entire charge of our mail
system. The necessary blanks and stamps are not
yet quite ready. B4t we have to do without them
for while.
Our correspondent further states that the Attor-
new General has said in reference to privateernH that
Southern cotton ships will not be molested 1t is
understood also that they are to be exempt from
the blockade established by Lincoln's proclamation
Auqalsla Constiitaiond!ist, April "a,
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In sprshi, Tenn ,cn Wednesday evening 9th inss Mr.
RETTrE. wife Of Dr. Thos Men.es snd dAa Ger q tie ase
Claiborne Hooper, Of this county
She exhibited in hsr AL those hs heat ard ind
that sulsh the Christian won ara her hone vas
hs and strong her voice on earth I, The viz.
rar's song teyond the nod.
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There was another glorions meeting at the Capt.
tol. last night. Speeches were made by Prof
ToDD, OF Missouri; Hon. c. (. MARSHALL of Mss;
Senator STANTON and Col. Ton BEowS, of Giles
Resistance 10 tie tyrant is obedience to God.
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-.-..4,.is .s,ch sppsar.a "a ysstssds5 msrn-
- - 40 marred By typographical errors thss W
repnhiish It n eoFreSt 1orn
-. HnwPHKxrs in his charge to the jury On
a.. - declared that the usurpations Of the fresE
A.. had released the citizens of Tennessee IRON
49, allegiance to the United States, which, By the
- ~ the President ~ now dissolved fhas reassr
rce 20 its authority was no longer % be regarded
!. treason. Col BELL, If We understand his posi-
ton correctly, assumes the same ground, and such
yva understand to be The opinion Of the best and
.lrnost entire body of Judges and lawyers Of the
State. Some, and among the rest we believe, Col,
Br,1. 60 so far as to say that no ordinance
of any kind is necessary to sever orr con-
pecon and that the Legislature alone is competent
70 declare il as an already accomplished fact
that the Union is dissolved and that Tennessee Is to-
day an independent sovereignty. Yet without dis-
cussing this point, yet from prudential ccnsldera-
TONS apart from any legal doubts, we THINK II m
dispensable that the people should act upon the
subject if for nothing else than to give moral lhhu-
epce to the legal attitude OF the State. we nave
however, no hesitation in affirming that the Legs
ature is not only justified by the present status OF
our potical attitude and by overriding necessi-
~ of self preservation, which rises above all law,
70 take such measures of safety whatever they may
be. as BY our theory of theimted authority Of leg
;slatiye bodies. they would be authorised to take
even though her independence had been declared
by a solemn act of the people in their highest
sovereign capacity.
They may not only enlist and organize an army
and provide the ways and means, and do, in short
whatever they think necessary and proper 10 resil
the aggressiOns of the LINCOLN Government, AMI
maintain a position of independence, but they may
punish all armed or forcible resistance to the laws
in this BEHALF as in their judgment may be wise and
expedieut.
We are far from advocating any undue restraint
upon freedom of speech or freedom of the press
Having taken position, however, from which 1t 4
no longer possible to recede it becomes matter, no
for hasy incorporate action, but of grave deiib
Grafton how far it may be permitted to the opposi
tion if unfortunately there should be any to para
yze the arm of the State either by attempts to ex
cite instruction, rebellion or resistance TO such &C
ton as the State may take.
We are gratified beyond expression, 81 the though
that in ali that is most essential, we should b
a unit. that we should be as a band OF brothers
united heart and hand in defending our rights, Ou
independence, and in our resisting to the death th
usurpaiions and aggressons of the tyrant of tn
W bite House.
The peculiarly sensitive character of our institu
tons to disturbance. in some respects, which al
will understand without detailed comment, make
it an imperative to guard with special care agains
the possibility of opposition to the laws. by pro
viding aspeedy, certain and adequate punishment.
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Old VErgiaia

A private dispatch was received last night from
sisbmond stating that the Virginia ConveR;ioa had
passed sc ordinance to Join the Southern Confed'-
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ST. LOUIS, April %, 1851.
D. A JANUARY, Esq, President 81. Louis Chamber Of

Commerce:
DsAR SIR : l have received your note of the 23d
asking me for information in regard to a report
thai the GOVERNMENT intends to prevent all ship
ments of produce and provisions to the ports of
the seceSed States" | have no information as to
the intention of the Government IN regard to II is
matter, which is not open to the world; but have
seen nothing which leads me to suppose that such
is the intention of Government unless the proela
nation of the President declaring blockade of t.
ports and seeded States can be so construed Itsp
pears to that this blockade is expressly limited
to goods imported into the seaports of those Safes
take it f,r granted that step of such importance
will not be taken without due notice 10 ali concern
ed and TO the prohibits of such action, all can
ldge, having the facts before them, with as much
accuracy as can. Respectfully,
FRAHE p BLAIR JR
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President pavis ON his way 20 r ichmond.
From the Kncxville Register, April q.

R1caMoND Va April %, Is6l.-The Sc, 18th Re-
ciment of New York reached Washington by v az
Of the Potomac river. General Scott id : W til
Lincoln. Stephens is here. President D. vi is r
pected tomorrow. This city Is full Of t.eols, sRa
more coming.
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EKTE have ia store to day
Wv 50UO pa blsnketL
l5o Blankets Wr app=rs,
1905 yards 6oids for uniforms.
i 2OJ dozen .untry knit Stockings,
20 0OU yards Plaid ns4y,
aeO VIII { Linsey,
800 heavy Blanket Oyercsats,
5Oi Pants,
lG59 yards siIled Blue and Red FLANNEL.
ap24-lT A DUNCAN co.
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A Speech frow Major Anderson.

New YogK, April 2S.-MaJpr Anierson's recep-
ton took place to-day In reply ts "a address frem
MAYOR Wood. he said:
Mr. Mayor: 1t cannot b expected of nee, a sol.
der. to talk like would ike TO- and as feel de,
sire TO- have only to say that | ts;sa 70 do nv
duty kQmbly, truthfully, and faithfully in defend
ing the American flag, God grant that may
maintain th honor 81 that flag and country an
in Him let us trust and az will be we'll
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HEGEU VA.

WU7E have removed ozE Rroaee Commission business
wv the houss No Jsllege street. between VGon and
OhrrcA nerlv occupied b. Ncol, Green Co where We
shaI keep csnstantiy on large sr.iclss in
the Produce line, which prepared TO sci the very
B. B. COMMON 4 BRO,
nsrei-H No, Cogegs pTssi, between uDiea ohsrsh.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-26

Passengers on the cars report savage fight 1t
Paris, Tenn, on Monday, in which two men we,e
killed and several OF e-s ba ly wounded We did
net hear the partic lar but informed that the
fights originated in sR cd grudge.-ClarasriEe .Tf.
IeYsoaiar, 1gril 2s.
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The residence of Mr.. ". Cillat, on Ninth street
was entered by burglars on FRIDAY, hight Who took
nearly every thing Of any value they could End, era
Draclng jewelry, fire arms, and a large variety oi
articles valued 81 about $500. The robbery was
committed before II O'Clock while the family was
absent CSdrhsUihc Je5erSoisia7s, Apra %.
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A Nashville BIack Republican in Lin.
C0In'S ATmYs

We find the following paragraph in the Cincinnati
Commercial Of Wednesday;
T. j. Kelly, an assistant editor of the Nashville
D1ily Democrat which Office was recently destroyed
bv the secessonists arrived in this city Monday,
and enlisted IN the Montgomery Guards.
We never had the inexpress;ble pleasure of per-
sonal acquaintance with the aforesaid I. J. KELLY,
bit understand that some such man was connected
with the Nashville Daily DeEnOcrat.a paper published
for shyrt time in this city. The Democrat was esab
lished last summer for the purpose Of advocating
the claims of Mr. DOUGLAS for the Presidency After
the Presidential election, the gentlemen who had
controlled it ling the retired, and left il
y,der the control OF Dr. HUELEy. We never read but
TWO or three copies, but we are crediby informed
that soon after the election Of LINCOLN begun to ad
vocate many of the doctrines Of the notorious Hell
PER. Receiving no support it was soon compelled
tosuspend. 1t again began its labors and in few
days thereafter finally suspended. The assertion
shat the Office of the Democrat was destroyed by
ahe Secessionists, J." is utterly false. We presume
that KLIIY has circulated that report in Cincinnati
for the purpose of exciting Black Republican SYM
pathy. We are not surprised to hear OF his having
enlisted in the LINc1IN army. Can't he obtain FOX
his senior the position of surgeon in the sam'
.ornsS
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TWENTY Pa CENT Will De DEDVoTED

from the vauson cash except the thou
dSlIJrs par when the cash rice viii be ed,lla
Pamphlets s;riptve " the SOIL china productions,
prices and teas payment, be had ap hcatSn to
}. W. F0SrB.s. Land CoHm.ssiofrr,
Illinois Central kaiifo ID,
nieszo. l.nos
For the nzss the towns ages and Cities situated upsn
the Illinois Railroad pages 1885, ls9 leJ, apple
toms Rai.w Guide
an2S-isw& W6m ar
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DIR. S. J. COBB


HI0ULD respectfully the citizens Nashville
w and vicinity, that he has opened Dental Rooms on
Cherry street. No. go opposite Theatre where he will be pleas
cd to recevS AID wait wishing nt4l
alton peri rmed and tines hard and EaTke VII
promise 10 maze CHARGES very modSrSts
SIN tlna1 NhO enlisted in the Southern Amy
that wishes 10 have his Tech operated before gOiug
call oe and haye it done free Gratis for Notnng
respectfully,
spl2O-d2m 81 COBB
FEOJR, MEAL AND GRAIN SAC0S-
EHE will keep hand supply Of sarks manufactured
w by "a B. Read, Of smyrna prepared take
ders for Flour Sacks intel any desired style.
ailers and Shippers will do we'll 10 call
spRI-dIm ARMsTBAD 4 90.
NOTICE.
IR0N and after the att day Of May all persons desiring
kene Ez,s Of Fire Policies, wilt be vi ed the
in CASH the time Of Hy
Directors. BUTLER, secretsiy
Tenn Mar FIRE insurance Co.
JAMES WALKER, Secretary
apl2l-lm BP&G Commercial Insurance 70.
OAA GASES fancy Prints spraugss American DunDeI
seUU Tac1ng, 10 Unien fancy Prints received
say 3 d for sale for cash only, By
JAMES LOWE CO.,
apl2l-U 995 and 2l0 Sixth street
Louisville, ky.
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THVsE Spring Meeting ths Central Course will
MONDAY, MAY 18TH, 1861.
MONDAY May I3h II-Sseep uEtred three year
clis--one mile ae4ts-sIo0 ct trS 3 Is forfeit
Gen Harding Mstsor ~ On Il Haroli, dan Ger
man By rAcs also Carol MI By imp scyIhisn, dan 30
etts, by IMP Yorkshire; also br Corair By Chde arod
da toIett E, By Epsilon g imp Boa tie, By halebone
Do d Gsvock en- Van Wyek, BY Highlander, dam
Premium b. imp co=snl; also br everlasting By Hi ID
TUEs9.T. Nay 4h sIswe.pstakss three years old
mile hszt5 g % forfeit.
Gen riding br COrsair. by chds Harold dam Cor
Turner ent che imp Albion, dam Flight, By
imp Lsviataan
Gen cheataa oct ch MOle GOOdlOe BY Highlander, dam
Eunerse ert Oh Lady Kppoe By imp Albsn dam Budo
BY Pram
Eage Nngat. Kansas by Oliver dam Eesr.sta By
THuRsH1Y May 10TH Association Purse ssOOswo mile
heats.
FRDAy May l7th, Isjl.-Assoa;ion Parse slONe heats
SATURDAY Ay stt ls6I-AssOeiat on Purse S9Odash o.
tao miles for ali ages.
Dsy-Assccation Purse 90 with an inside stake for
three years old--SS0 ert-$ ) Forfeit
Cosed lst OF February 66 DIR McGavock ent
Woods, by lander, dam Mary Blott BY imp
Turner snt oh imp Albion. dan full Flight.
Gen Chatham ens br Everlasting By Highlander, ty
shack.
VIM kOundtce emit eh Lady KippOe. BY imp Alben
dora By imp Pr am.
Esgi Winsats Kansas by Oliver dam NebxaGka By
imp Sovereign.
aps4 WI JOHNSON, sso'y.
"HickOry Guards" attention..
Bdrraets at Ru. Douglas, old stand, North NarE&
street.
GN0APANY every night at o'clock for drill. Aha
sring To join the Company apply the Barracks Com
peeIt drill ot1ers viii be attendance evening 70 drill
the WILL FOSTER,
sP2f-iw Captain
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WAR NnrUcE

NROM and asr this Gate WI sell Goods eecusue1v for
Cash all my CLERKS have vountesTed for AID
Vther lest
app GAP JW HORTON A co
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EYECU1OE5S NOT CE.

LII persons having claims against the estate Of Hardin
Bcsck, deceased, hereby nohed to present them 70
the undersigned who have qualified Of his will
and all indebted to tie requested 70 make
early settlement 40 =.
J. Bostick can be found at his ohce No. az Cherry
Freet, Nashville, Tenn.
J L BOsTIGK,
MARGARET r 30
nar30-dm Executors Of Hardin ?. Bsstck,
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NOTICE TO SHERIFFS.
I'd UNAWAY from the subscribers the leO March, le6
negro boys, Henry Young sn1 BuErell. Henry IS
about tEeoy five old, e or inhes hi h, teeth
out Of the lover jaw In front and he tSks very fast ~ he Il
COMM ted jail have assumed name. he has done
the ike be Burre Il tiHs'een OIL snd Is bright
alto, quick sPosen long by hair he for
afree bayDd tmpym Mt Land help Henry, a. We think
they making for state.
Henry bslongS tse fra Of .eks1n Bolton and Bue
belongs The 6TR s J. P and J. g. TiBeriae Stevenson
ALBANIA.
Rew0Pd.
literal reward will paid for the delivery Of said bcgs 10
JACKs0E,
BOLTON,
P TIMBERLAKn,
TIMRERL Z,
apll6iGtw&EltS Po1 A. Stevenson Ala.
this Office.
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ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ApvANoE

percent per snnum nterVst note per cent,
payable respectively two hrse i've, and
from date of sae aad four pr1cp psyabs 10 four
Ave- yea date Of sale the
ang that tenth Of the tract chased shall fenced and
cultivated each ave years from the date Of
sale that at the end Of Eve half should ts fence and
rpIf.u
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process q construction

Sand batteries ara n process Of CONSTRUCTION
there now.
Guns were mounted at old Fort Norfolk, and
preparations making for CONSTRUCTING batteries,
on Crsney Island. IN few days with the means
now at commend. this harbor will be efficiently
~-o&cafod
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SECRET SESSIONS.

On motion of Mr.. CHEATHAM, the House took
a recess until three O'Clock, at which hour the
Speaker called the House to order.
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Ma SHVILLE GUABDS.
Ii persons des enlist in this Conn ny requested
10 call upon the ollew gentem their respec
Cie's d Of Coo PAM, in Ih 81. Of
Sou enl Of MARKAr Hous<, A. * o'eIOez p 81 Of
eyeay day. W MC3AvucK,
R. CskATHAMS COMMITTEES.
HOWELL MkBB
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PRICES AND TEAMS 0 PAYMENT.

The prces Of these vary from IS SIS per acre.
cording lacIfion quality class iarm lands
Toy SO SlI per tbs Of
sabduing r4irle land eopSrei with wood is
10 Of the former Ehe Of sale fo the bulk
l.,d he
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A message from the Governor was received b.
the hands of the Secretary of State, which Wa
read
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-20
AGNafrg snA Rrnkfrs

R5 ARTlN LEWIS,
III Hi1 Il A 4 2a :g5GG 6 :t RgRs2g4FHa,
ss $sTo5iaI' B@ & ss t purchase ard sale
".29 t in tie View York market.
RfARTiE LEWI8. -;
ITa "oTE AEb, Ell BROKER,
ld' ID 2ai attention 10 the negotiation Of CONNIE,
~ ok T8n ay .ad i3 81, re- Of s ,ds.Gripoas
! II UTE,', 5TOCES AND BONDS
/ ,s,,.,r.. FOUGHT AND SOLD
n, . NEAR SoUTH STREE
N&&ar?Ahl. II s e sft2FR% ss p%fER,
aRAATs 1isc6 g2NP$ IN IN Abb pM4REETS
hIl xy$NC Il MONEY ON C0LLATERAIS '''''
8G3S 4 4NR S sES FFH@ Th ~ EEGfA TNnG
n $aGa bn rsSnHy to all aud KIDD OF Broker
/ EoNARD J. ToRMEY,
o0F X. :. %&5f / sr dfARHE.
'' 80 N''- II 81 'f BraiL,rIxoRE, MD,
cofr% GFEf! Bought, Sold and Negotiated.
loans on n e g'ysG to 5RG NesOtiaG1
! R. Ho9INN Il co,
a. Sr"SS "a; ! A A5s fI1 44k Ea9kER&,
say and SCI! commission exclusively STOcKS
BONDS Re, in his and o her markets ia36m
/ AWRASON q SMITH,
81 NJ o. ssTocE AND BILL BROKERS
RItSi pa,,.- -
stocks in ills and OTTER narL anu execute ORDERS
ROONEY BUSINESS.
I'VE MAPwrn- p;g,yJ
M 81 Snro,yI - sr.,r-
First I,,s. "a ~ 81 ., ~ y 80
SI.nnf,q .~c.r -, W a. S u
NEGOTIATION al NERO .5FITiiE - 'i!c
I'm ,tro7,rcs,r ?, r,,,r,
EFFEIYFZ Ioa,ys IN crOrrrS,' NJ hbntHh So fiiER.
fVD crrrt-r, s,r,r,7-,,-,,r,-.,
MAKES ANY N:,t,S IN rl,i ~; tHitihS
GIANTS n}I;'t}iIA ,Ts az ;rntn y % F-i'Ai'o'
E%9CI'TTG 0nFps s;Gf, Sr1cty : -; .,.-,.
AND TRkNSttrr nj; uPo II, " 81 'se t3arEets,
Hj-S!NESS IN All iTS AK mrs AM "AGE' ="
80 JSou
NO s. {TITTTTGS : On
81" X f.' sf5 81 i5 ah6 sir,, eaox eeay
r, . 10. - SCUTH sTRsSr,
',n siion '"rITGssion Stock and SeCugiiips In this
* t'"f iisELnts.
aI!is.l>i ana sell t1fcGnH Rents.
'a~'F o' 'at.'i"sr hGi E7tGte- Notes and ahe
.;s ,,.'zi'-. Time Pepper and Stock Loans.
.Is g9; Ii; on all accessible pants IN Tie United
t53cf to- sS IN :, aE$a6e end taeefe9t Ends ant
s;ertg Interest .llaV, az, f'.t.,gi, ' $50 - 80 49,
:. ...r-,,- :, - '2.S1
= - =, - -, - :: tstss Ito. u ?'5lt5,
>'' >'-''''' ''S'A f.I%$Ift \ Nt'E
.-,-- No. i96 }! LTIE0pE SrEgsr.
oJtrtt on al accessible points in the United 9iaas and
''-..t::.l'h' promptly, an'l on favorable terms