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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-07
NEW BOOKS.
By Oliver Wendell Holmes.

Elsie venne-. By Oliver Wendell Holiness
Tennyson's Poems. New Edition.
One Of them. By Charles Lever.
The American Almanac for 1861.
Tom Brown at Oxford. Volume 1.
Autobiography OF Dr. Alexander Carlyle
History OF the United Netherlands BY j. c. Motley
For sale by JOHN YORK & CO.,
mar27-tf IS Union Street
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r,. x.xt House Of representatives.

The last OF the free States has now elected
its members TO the next Congress, and we
are enabled to make an accurate table, show
inc its politieal classification so far as the
Renublicans and Anti-Republicans are con-
c-rned. Connecticut and Rhode Island have
done gloriously, showing gain Of four mem
bers for the Democrats and Union men. Here
are our figures:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-07

Hon. NJ. P. GENTRr-We hear this dis
tinguished gentleman spoken OF in connec-
ton with the nomination for Representative
in the district composed of Bedford and Ruth
erford. We trust he will consent to run.-
His country needs his services in this hour
of merrill
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TRAV Ell RS

ax7HEN you go to New York, drive direct to the
w SMITHSONIAN HOUSE, Broadway, corner of
Houston street, conducted on the European plan.
Good rare good Rooms, prompt attendance, and
moderate charges. Single rooms, so cents 20 cents,
and N per day. Double rooms and parlors 81 80 to
al meals as ordered. This Hotel has all the appoint
meuts Of the best hotels most central location and
fsb@-dSm SAMUEL Z. MEAD, Proprietor.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-07

Repaslican majority. ...---...'.'..:. .
The majority is so small that it is not like
ly Thai the Republicans can carry any ex-
IRENE measures. After the offices are dis
tributed, il is more than probable that enough
Republican members will be disaffected to
the Administration to throw it into MINOR
ity.-Cfn- Eng.
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For Cincinnati.

YTJHE fine passenger steamer a
i NASHVILLE, P. K. BARCLAY, z9aAAa j
Master will leave for the above
and ali intermediate ports on Monday, April Sth
at 4 o'clock P II. For freight or passage apply TO
board, or 10 A HAMILTON, or Agents.
auril5-It H. II. HARRISON, As''
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-07

In November Lincoln bad majority in
Cleveland of 1 ,442-a gain of 2,256- 1t
will not take many such changes as that to
reyolutionize OhiO.-Cfn- Eng.
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STOVEAND HOLLOWWARE
,.te m FOUNDRY.
rFfg broad Street, beyond ". d C. Railroad.)
Nashville, Tennessee.

THE undersigned has purchased the above Foundry
4 Of NJ. h: Doris and IS prepared 70 MI aii or
ders for STOVES, HOLLOW WARE and other CAST
NGs at the shortest notice and at prices which will
make it object for dealers to patronize him. His
work win not only be executed in the best and most
substantial manner but cheaper than the same arti-
ces can be bought abroad and imported. or manufac-
tured here. He respectfuIly solicits orders;
apr6-1 J. NVkLis
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PLEASE READFRoM THEM.

In petition presented TO the Board of Directors of
the Nolensvills Turnpike Co., over signatures OF
date January 18th, 1861, as it appears 10 US
used the following words, to wit % would petition
your honorable body relieve of an arbitrary rule
(and think) an assumption of power not authorized
by you-which language it was not purpose in.
tention to do we believe, did then, that
Thos. B. Johnson would did use any such unauthor
lied power the said language attributed him. and
had understood it would not have signed the
petition We understood the paper and it rep
resented to US merely Ieioning for the reduction Of
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-07

The Louisville Journal Daily,
Received It O'Clock, BY JOIN YORK 4 90.
mar77-1
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-07

Something of a Change i'm Cleveland.
The following was the vote in Cleveland
at the late municipal election for Mayor:
8 Flint, democratic and UniOn.0 .-..-----.3s SEQ
S. B. Senter, (Republiean, -SrI'-
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r. E. R. KERLEY. "a
WATCH MAKER JEWELER,
College Street.

OOAAC9C oAACCeS
UNDER THE SEWANEE house,
ID ESPECTFULLY soIcits share Of the public pat
II ronage in his line and will faithfully execute al
work entrusted 10 his Orders from the country
promptly attended to. Charges moderate ahd all wori
guaranteed. 8
a9rMusc Boxes and Accordeons repaired and war
ranted. mar24-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-07

The card published in the Daily Patriot OF 23d OF
February over % names and containing the words
isfeeIine ourselves arbitrarily extortoned upon by
Thos B. johnson % 10 nos what We thought We were
Of tolls nothing and We thought they were too
high 2sth OF March, 1851
J. W. WATSON, A. WHITE EAykEr
" r WATSON EDWARD E. WATSON,
u {, DIXON. SARAH WATSON
r WHEELER JOHN WATSON,
". q. MARTIN, RUFUS WATSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-07

In Greenield's Bill Of Calumny, he says: "The
Community will from his effort to screen himself,
and try SANDER me- he has caused the proof over
40 witnesses to rise up and say as do, Thos. b.
johnson you have tried to SANDER w. Greenfield and
in so doing have uttered alsehood, for sanction
and our Names 40, were filed in the Patriot Of
fee before publication, and remained there for
some time after yours and still be seen by calling
on W Greenfeld.n
Now have a statement from several persons whose
names W. Greenfield says rise up and say have at
tempted TO SANDER W. Greenfield and IN SO doing have
uttered falsehood, and instead of saying what he
lG) says they say, they say az said, that you,
Greenfield procured their endorsements 70 your SIAN
erous card without their consent and by false repre-
sefation But let them speak for themselves and let
the public see acho utfers the faisehood:
Thos b. johnson shows Us a card, published in the
Iaily Patriot of 23d of February, which card is not
netitiou but talks about Thos B. Johnson being an
Extortioner and refers a petition II this is the
cerd we signed we did not know what we were sign
mo We thought we were merely signing, and It was
20 ren-esented 70 u.s. petition 10 the Directory 10
dnce the tolls on the Nolensville Road which knew
We had an honorable right to do, and which if they
coud have granted consistently with their rights and
their sense Of Justice those whose rights and inter-
eSts were conflded to their management, we should
/these hard times) have been obliged.
holm 8 PETWAY, B. B. WILLIAMS,
l.. N ANDERSON, W r. RAINS,
3 l. ALLEN ]. P. BRUCE, =
Holm i, JONES' WM. WHfTTEM0RE,
". MCKNIGHT, LOUIS WHIrTEMORE,
w r WHITTEMORE ]. W BIGLEY,
WM. Chiffon, r. W. SMITH afst
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voted to keep down the tolls for yearly travel to
last years rate nevertheless johnson has not trans
cended the former order of the Board of Directors.
PARK STREET.
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right of transit through the States or Terri
tories where it is prohibited by the law
thereof Those of us who have any claim to
belong to the States Rights SCHOOL, have
always, myself, claimed to be 1913 and '99
man, [lau ghter,1 and have always received
the doctrines of that day as interpreted by
| their author, Mr.. Madison-might well hest
tate to confer upon the General Government.
| by an amendment of the Constitution, pow
er 10 override the law of State in regard to
internal police regulations
Suppose the right of transit through the
State of Virginia attempted to be given to
all manner of population from the North, in
GLIDING free negroes. Does any one doubt
our power to arrest by statute, the passage
as well as the settlement of such obnoxious
| population? Here, slaves are property, and
| as such are subjects OF commerce and trade.
But they are also persons, and are looked to
| by our laws in their double character. This
| section gives the right of transit through
States, unless the right be opposed by law
| of the State. Without necessarily conceding
| the right of the State to interpose its mega
tive. it withdraws from the conflict of juris-
dictiou. in the event it shall be presented.
The next paragraph of this section which
| am now considering was regarded as one OF
great value. 1t is found in the Crittenden
proposition. 1t might some day prove to be
| of infinite importance to the slaveholding
States. 1t is this:
Nor shall Congress have power to author
ize any higher rate of taxation on persons
| held to labor or service, than on land"
Il will be remembered that the Constitu-
ton of the United States provides that Con-
gress shall have power 'to lay and collect
faxes. duties. imposts and excuses, TO pay
| the debts and provide for the common de-
ience,r &c. And while it. provides that di-
rect taxes are to be apportioned among the
several States according to numbers, like re-
presentation. yet there is nothing in she Con-
| stitution which forbids to Congress, in laying
taxes, the power to select the subjects Of tax.
alton. We know that during the war Of 1872,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-07

c,PooI, corroS5. al sizes, In Black, White ana Co
- lors, At so cents per dozen, At
HoKE SEWING MACHINE OFFICE,
uarlk-sf = Union ssrset.
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Dem. and In. Men. Republicans
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Mr.. President, much has Deen sald. from
Mr.. Calhoun down to tie present time, OF
the guarantees needed by the South touch
ing this peculiar property. l believe there
was a resolution of The General Assembly
passed after the resolution appointing the
Commissioners to Washington which affirmed
the belief of that body, that security was
only to be had by some self-protecting power
of sections, We have heard OF dual execu.
tives aud double legislative chambers.
present this section as the first example, from
the foundation of the government to the
present moment, as an amendment proposing
this selfprotecti1g power OF sections. 1t Is
the entering wedge; il Is the first and only
instance in which such power has ever been
obtained or where there was the slightest
prob ability of its attainment
Now. the virtue of this arrangement viii
no This: Neither section can acquire terri
tory. either for freedom, (as they call lt) oil
for slavery, without the consent OF a majority
of the Senators from States OF the oppOsits
class. Very well. These Northern gentle
men are looking TO acquisition as much as we
are. and perhaps more 1t was announced
in the Conference, by one OF the most actlvt
and distinguished politicians from the Norm
that they had their eye upon Canada, and
that il would come. They have their eye
upon these Northern British possessions
Nova Scotia, New Brunswick ana Canada
| They have tooth for the Sandwich Islands
| and a tooth for Southern settlements, II they
| can get down there in numbers sufficient tt
| enable them to come in hereafter, with theiI
| own Institutions. This section puts locb
| upon every such enterprise, as they cannot
proceed without the consent of majority OF
| The Senators from the Southern States II
enables you to do this. 1t enables you to
bargain beforehand. As to Cuba. there is nc
difficulty in regard to the Institution Of
slavery The Northern people, as general
proposition, are not unwilling that Cubs
| about it than we are. The great commercial
emporiums desire that the Queen of the
Antilles shall become q part OF our posses
siona, and to see the flag Of the Union float
ing from the Moro Castle. When Cuba come
in, she will come in as great slave State
] She would only be valuable as slave State
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

SOUTHERN NANUFACToRY

Is terces New Duields Celebrated Hams in store and
for sale by COLLINS, CARRIERES
mil 2t Bienvle and Old Levee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12
Mess Mnckerel,

Mess Mnckerel,
80 kits Extra Mess Mackerel put up for family use.
Also
lCo kits Nc. Mackerel, Large, for taie by
COLLINS, CARRIERE Il CO.,
Bienvle and Old I.evee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

English Dairy Cheese.
q boxes choice English Dairy Cheese Just received and
sale by COLLINS, CARRIERE & CO.,
cor. Bicnville and Old I.evee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12
]. 3. WALTON.


I B. WALTON. q. WALTON,
CITY AUCTIoNEER,
And AUCT1ONEER, APPRAISER and GENERAL AGENT
for the Purchase and Sale of REAL ESTATE
sLAFES, LANDS, etc, etc.
Office, 40 Camp street,
Continues his personal attention all sales Of Real Estate
Slaves Furniture Bank and other Stocks and
chandise generally.
Heinve attention to his system Of plans plan books Of
Real Estaenaugurated large expense-ebracng every
and every lot in every square, with the
thereof the of the ownor other valuable information
taken from the noat authentic in the
chase sale and appra8een of Real Estate unequalsd adyan
tages and information
Funiturs and other attended se2 srn
CATALOGUE SALE
VI sy elegant and superior Household Furniture consisting
ss,s chns and s ersy and Ed
% dn sI nsnry new and to be sold on account
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-Ofics, 40 Camp street.
M s5,A Y Mereh or Z. so
yin be .9ld a, ancon without reserve The oI
In part OF
Ebony and G Psrlor se in dove colored new and
Rosewood Paror Sets, in reps
Stauary. Marble top, Ro,ewood Sofa Tables
Rosewood Essgeres With mirrors drawers.
Quaete Tables Clock very elegant Flower Vases
Bronze Statue'tes elegant Velvet Carpets Rugs.
HALL
Elegant unpolisted Black Walnut Hall Furniture.
DINING-ROOM.
Richly Carved Marbe,op Black Walnut sideboard E1ten
sion Table, Dining Arm Chairs Carved Armor for China
Lounge.
very rich French China Dinner gilt and artistca
painted
and Cut Decanrs and Glassware including every
article Of luxury aud use.
Plate Ware OF the elegant aud recherche styles.
BEDROOMS
Elegant Rosewood French Bedsteads Italian and tauarJ
harbe-tOp Rosewood Bureaus Carved Rosewood ATmcrF
Carved Rosewood Lounges in and gilt satin bocate e
Blue Reps and Moquette Elegant italian and Stauay Marble
top Roewood "a Stands and Commodes richly git Frenct
China oe Sets elegant Rosewood Chairs and Arm Chairs in
gilt and sntn brocatee Reps and Moquee White Oak Bed
steads White Oak Marble top Wash Siards and Commodes
White Oak Lounge and Arm Chairs green Borsted broca
tee and morocco handsome Brussels Bod Room
pets Spring and Hair Mattresses Feather Bo.te and Pillows
Window Shades, etc.
Kitchen Furniture Tin Ware, Wooden Ware etc. etc,
large quantity oil House Furnishing articles
mention.
The furniture will be ready for inspection days before the
sale when catalogues be ready for delivery purchasers
at the office Of tie Auconeer.
nJ-TERMS-Cash on delivery
The delivery will begin im dately after the sale ml2
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

IS ROYAL STREET AND II BIENvILLE STREET,
Informs his the public generally
that in consequence of the csNnton Of the Con
teeracy he has resolved increase his facilities the Ma
UFACTORE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FURNITURE
for this market he feels confident succeeding in pro.
ducing article far superior any article brought from the
North.
Always hand, from his Manufactory, Bed Room Paror
Dining Room, Hall aud Library Sets.
All kinds of Furniture made Drawing.
In conjunction with the business he will also
continue keep hand all descriptions foreign goods from
direct importation, for Furniture, Draperes and Curtain
Stufs etc. Window Shades Cornces, Carpets, Matties
Upholsters Trimmings Artistic Bon2es Clocks Cendeabas
Lamps Fancy China Biscuit Articles China Table Sets
Alende Plated Ware venitian Mirrors Of all sizes
Artificial Flowers and Flower Baskets, etc, etc
Furniture and Carpets stored and repaired. mi 2p3-3Ot
LNAsSMANN's IRON TIE..........IIsON TIE,
This celebrated COTTON BALE TIE is the only one which
be tied with greater rapdiy than rope The Orleans Cot
ton this Tie exclusively for compressing
The Hoops all painted prevent and injury to the
CJtton
For sale, Wholesale and retail on easy terms by
H. FASSMANN Co,
q Commercial Place.
And R. G. LATTISG K CO.,
jail FIN l6 Union street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12
-SEs> A. Z. BLACE<MAR & BRO, w->
Wf&FF Wholesale and Retail Dealersin WRfT
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
IA Camp street, New Orleans.

Grand Paror Grand Square and Upright Pianos from tho
attention 10 the RAVEN, BACON E co: fIAN0S, now
first introduced into this market For the last thirty
these Pianos have especial the North for their
durability beauty of finish dcacy of touch and sweat
onen all of which points know that they cannot hR
exceed.
At house will also be found the only JAMES W Y0sE
PIANOS These instruments, though placed exhibition
Boston, Philadelphia and other places in composition with
celebrated makers have invariably received the high
premium for good solid Workmanship elegant ansh and
and richness of The PARLR GEM tbs
priced frstcass Piano thew orld Every Piano sold b
warranted give entire satisfaction. Meodeons Guitars,
VonS. Band Instruments and everything Apperaining
the complete Music Store. Music and Music Books
sent by mail hostage free. A. E. BLAOkMAR BRO,
90 6mkW IA Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

O bbs Coverings Crushed Sugar In and for sale by
COLLINS, CARRIERE & CO,
cor. Bienvile and Old Levee
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

loo ha boxes Stuars Double Refined Loaf Sugar store
and for sale by COLLINS, CARRIERE & Co,
Rienville and O'd Levee
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12
MILITARY BOARD OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA

MILITARY BOARD OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
BnOn Rouge, Dac. %, 1860 {
5BntteSO1Veu, Ht1aE LAe reSSulaf ftOnB eStab-
lished by this Board, with The n Organization yoinn-
companies tonus be printed deposited with the
Adiuan General and that public notice given I'd ali mill.
companies this State desiring he furnished arms
Equipments, under the of the T.. gistle
State, Hpnly aiG Aijuant General the said regula.
tens FERNS, etc; and ais" for ther commissions, When said
regulati iarls and 3oi complied with
TuOS. 0. MOORE,
President Of the Military Board
f. W. HLLsET, Secretary. d29 If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12


200 cases of variety of choice Black Teas such Ooong
souchong White F7wery Peccoe Orange Peccoe put up
in small packages expressly family use store and for sale
by COLLINS CARRIERE kCO
Bienv willie and Old Levee,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

1000 pockets superior Old Java Coffee store
and for sale by COLLINS, CARR1EREG Co,
cor. Benvile and Old IeTee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

l0J bbls. No. 3 Mackerel, Large for sale by
COLLINS, CARRIERE Co,
Bienvlle and Old Ieyee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

very large assortment of fine old Brandy and Sherry
Wine, in store, for sale by
COLLINS, CARRIERE co.
Bienville and Old Leyee,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

The Associates Verzenay Champagne.
2j baskets, in store and for sale by
COLLINS, CARRIERE & CO,
Benville and Old Ievee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12
gw otems ga1y Gseea 0uesaay aorulg atarth IT, 1861
COLLINS, CARRIERE & co.


COLLINS, CARRIERE & co.
C. COLLINS 0. cAnnlpnE c. D. LoGAs.
COLLINS, CARRIERE & CO.,
&C. C. Collins, the old firm Of Peters Mllard Co..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERS,
Corner of Old Levee and BIcnville streets,
NEW ORLEANS.
Java Coffee.
1000 pockets superior Old Coffee store
and Tor sale by COLLINS, CARR1ERE CO.
cor. Benvile and Old Leree.
Mocha Coffee.
2 half bales and rs quarter store and
Tor sale by COLLINS, CARRIERE co.
Bienye and Old Levee.
Sperm Candles.
700 boxes Sperm Candles, in and for sale by
COLLINS, CARRIERE Co.
Benyie and Old Levee
Judd's Patent Candles.
$50 boxes 4, IS and g. Juds Candles in store and
LOT haIe by COLLINS, CARRIERE l. CO.,
Bienvle and Old Levee
Double Refined Loaf Sugar.
100 half boxes S'uars Double Refined Sugar in store
and for sale by COLLINS, CARRIERE &CO.,
Rienville and O'd Leree
Lovering's Crushed Sugar.
'0 bbs Coverings Crushed Sugar in and for sale by
COLLINS, CARRIERE Co,
Bienville and Old evee
No.. MnckcreI.
l0J bbls. No. Mackerel, Large for sale by
COLLINS, CARRIERE eco,
Bienville and Old Levee.
Mess Mnckerel,
80 kits Extra Mess Maclerel put up for family use
-Also-
lCo kits Nc. l Mackerel, Large, for sa1e by
COLLINS, CARRIERE CO.,
cor. Bienville and Old Levee.
Black and Green Teas.
zoo cases of variety of choice Black Teas such Oolong,
souchong White Fwery Orange Peccoe put up
in small packages expressly fer family in and
oy COLLINS, CARRIERE CO.,
Rien Vile and Old Levee
Buffalo Tongues.
10 dozen Buffalo Tongues for sale by
COLLINS CARRTERE t CO.,
BienviIle and Old Levce.
we. Cliquot PonsardIn Champagne.
100 CIiquot ponardn Champagne in quarts and
pnts, in sore and fer sale by
COLLINS, CARRIERE & Co,
Bienylie and Old Levee.
The Associates Verzenay Champagne.
% baskets, in store and for sale by
COLLINS, CARRIERE & CO.,
Benvie and Old Levee.
G. III. Mumm's Verzenay Champagne.
80 boxes quarts and pints in and for sale by
COLLINS, CARRIERE CO.,
Bienville and Old Levee
Burnetrs Old Tom Gin.
Is Burnet6 Old Tom Sin, store and for sale by
COLLINS CARRIERE CO,
Bienville and Old Levee
Old Reserve Madeira.
Is casks Old Reserve Madeira store and for sale BY
COLLINS, CARRIERE & Co,
Bienville and Old Leree.
Brandy and Sherry Wine.
very large assortment of fine old Brandy and Sherry
Wine, in store,'for sale by
COLLINS, CARRIERE6 co.
Benvie and Old Leyee.
English Dairy Cheese.
25 boxes choice English Dairy Cheese just received and for
sale by COLLINS CARRIERE & CO.,
Bicnville Old Ievee
DuffieId Hams.
Is terces New Dulclds Celebrated Hams in store and
for sale by COLLINS, CARRIERE & CO.,
mil q Bienville and Old Tevee
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

2 half bales and Is quarter bales Mocha Coffee store and
Tor sale by COLLINS, CARRIERE 4 Co.
Bienve and Old LIE wee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

NOR SALE-ON REASONABLE TERMS, SEVERAL
very fine properties on EpHnade street. improved and 1n
improved Also very largo properties close Espa
made the parts Of the city For particulars
tnqurc al ~
se3O # IT EXCHANGE ALLEY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

Old Reserve Madeira.
Is quarter casks Old Reserve Madeira in store and for sale by
COLLINS, CARRIERE CO.
cor Bienvlle and Old Leyee
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

Buffalo Tongues.
10 dozen Buffalo Tongues, for sale by
COLLINS CARRTEREk Co.
Bienvie and Old Levcr.