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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-03-08
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2s.

The third clause Of Guthries proposition was q,
bated by Conference to-day without a vote. SCI
sion is being held tonight Strong efforts are ni
king to come 10 a conclusion on the subject.
The War Department to-day received corrobor,
tive dispatches that Gen. Twggs had suuendtre
to the Texas rebels all the Government mitar
property. Secretary Holt had eespatched orders t
relieve him, but they could not have arrived.
The most reliable Feporl Of the construction r
Lincons Cabinet Is Seward. sSccrctary of State
Bates, Attorney Generals; tiiplcr 0f \. g., Secrela
ry Of the Navy G. b. sndtli Secretary Of the Int
rior; Willis, Postmaster GeRgel Cameron, Secre
tary Of the Treasury;
Dispatches 10 Government reporta largo expedl
tion leaving Galveston for the Rio Grande, consist
log Of six companies from Galveston aud Houston
and two from the interior. The object is declare,
TO be protection TO The frontier In the event Of III
United States troops being Withdrawn. Col. Ford
an old ranger commands the regiment.
1t is presumed here in army circles that Col.
V. Sumner will be promoted 10 the commission eis
honored and abandoned by Gen rwiggs
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-03-08

also where the word delegated occurs In the old
Constitution, the word express is substted in the
new.
THE FOLLOWING ARz THn ADDITIONS.
LIST. The President may veto any separate nppro.
priation. without vetoing the whole bill in which il
is contained.
ID. The African slave-trade Is prohibited.
I'd. Congress is empowered to prohibit the intro
duction Of slaves from any State not a member o.
this Confederacy.
4th All appropriations must be upon the demand
Of the President or heads of departments.
OMISSIONS.
lst. There is no prohibition on members Of Con.
gress holding other Offices of honor and emolument
under the Provisional Government.
3D. There Is no provision for q neutral spot fol
the location Of scat of Government for sites fo
Forts Arsenals, and Dockyards Consequently
there is no reference made to the Territorial power
of the Provisional Government.
Sd. Tho section in the old Constitution Ia refer.
ence to capitation and other direvtisxs is omitted
also the section providing that no tax or dutI ssal
be laid on any exports.
4th. The prohibition on States keeping troops d
ships of war, in time OF peace, is omitted.
5th The Constitution being provisional merely
no provision is made for its ratification.
AMENDMENTS.
lst. The fugitive slave clause OF the old Const
tuition is so amended to contain the word slaye,
and to provide for full compensation in case of al
duction or forciblc eescue the part Of the Stat
in which such abduction may take place.
I'd. Congress, by vote of two-thrds, may
any time alter or amend the Constitution.
TEMPORARY PRovIsIoNs.
lst The Provisional Government is required
take steps Immediately for the settlement Of
matters between the States forming it, aud thei
other late confederates Of the United States, in
ation to the public property and the public debt.
I'd. Montgomery is made the temporary seat o
Government.
Sd. This Constitution is to coutinuc one year, IN
less altered by a two-thirds vote, or suspended by
permanent Government
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-03-08

thereof nr ahrdciuc the freedom of sneech or nf
tbe nress. or The rigbt of the neonIe neaceahlv ~
assemhle and 10 petition the government for re-
drss Of such grievances as the deecat ID mowers Of
This Government may warrant Il to consider and re-
dress
10. well regulated militia beino necessary IN
the secur;tv of froe State ,ba r;hf f The n:onlo
fa keen and hear arms shall net be jnfrinoed
IL No soldier shall m time Of neace no mar
tered in anv house without tbe Consent ~ the own
er; nor in time of war. but il manner TO be pre-
scribcd nv law
l2 The right of the people 10 secure in their re
sons bouses naners md affects AGAINST nnreasahle
search and seizures. shall NOT he violated. and no
warrants shall iss;,e but unon nrohable conae srn-
ported by oath or affirmation. and particularlv de
scribino The nlace 10 be searched and the nersou or
things to be seized
rs. No person shall be held TO answer for a can
ital or otherwise Infamous crime unless ON n nre-
cases arising in the land or naval forces or in the
militia, when in actual service in time of war or
n,,h,ie daneer nor shall anv person be subject for
the same offence TO be twice mt in ieonardy of life
or limb; nor shall be compelled in any criminal
case. to be witness apaipst himself nor be depri
we'd of life liberty. or property. without due process
of law; nor shall private property be taken for
public use without lust compensation.
IA In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall
enjoy the right to speedy and public trial by an
impartial Jury of the State and district wherein the
crime shall have been committed, which district
shall have bean previously ascertained by law. and
to be informed OF the nature and cause Of the acc
saton. to be confronted with the witnesses against
him: to have compulsory process for obtaining wit
nesses in his favor and to have the assistance OF
counsel for his defence.
I5. In suits at common law. where the value in
controversy shall exceed twenty dollars the right
of trial by Jury shall be preserved and no fact tr;
ed by A nry shall be otherwise re-examined in env
court of the Conederacy than according 10 tho rnles
Of the common law.
le. Excessive bail shall not be required nor OK.
cessive fines be imposed nor cruel and unusual pun
ishment inflicted.
II. The enumeration in the Constitution of Ger.
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NUMBER Ia.


WAsHlNe1oS Feb. "a.
The Peace Conferences has adjourned sine die.
and many Commissioners have already left for
homo.
WARRINGTON, Feb. "a.
The proposition before the Peace Conference was
vOted by sections. The first was IN reference to
dividing the territory and was barely adopted. In
diana did not vote at all Kansas and New York
were divided North Carolina Virginia aud Mis-
souri, voted negatively The result was against
7, and but for the temporary absence Of one Of the
New York Commissioners, would have been tie
vote Ex-President Tyler communicated 10 Con-
gress the proposition bat tho House has not boon
officially informed of its contents Some commis-
sones say IL the conference has been productive
Of no other good result, It has produced most
friendly feeling among them.
A soldier killed sergeant on Capitol Hill this
afternoon by shooting him the latter having bad the
former punished.
Heads Of DEPARTMENT. clerks, and Judges Of The
Court Of Claims paid farewell visits to Buchanan
to-day.
The Senate, after executive session on army se-
pontment directed them to be returned TO the Pres
lident.
Late private telegraphie advices from Texas say
i" 80
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STATE OF yIRGIyrA,l

President Secretary personally appearc
en- m February, 1851,
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ARTICLE TIT.

SECTION Ill. The judicial power Of the Con-
iederacy shall he vested in one Supreme Court and
in such inferior courts are herein directed or as
the Congress may..from time TO time ordain and es-
tablish.
?. Each State shall constitute District iu which
ihsre shall Ne court called District Court which
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STATE OF VIRGINIA.
FREpEElcK CouNry, 81

kkpkkICk OOINTTi
!, j. c. Riley, CLERK Of The County Cou
tlfy that J. X. Bowen, before whom the for
for said county, duly commissioned and sw
due aud of right oughtto be given, as well
- In testimony whereof hav
SEAL county, this ! lth day of Februa
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CoMPTRoLLERs OFFICE,


NAsHvuLE TENNESE
complied with all the requirements the Code The subject of
a
aft of
eof j.
promptly
Company by SIS WILLIAMS Agent
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-03-08

SECTION |. All legislative powers herein delegated
shall be vested in this Congress now assembled, un-
t;I ofherxv;se ordained
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-03-08
STATE OF VIRGINIA, .

FNLUbHIVk 0UUNIfi
l. Robt. b. Wolfe, Notary PubIic in and for
nmined and compared with the foregoing staten
longing to the Insurance Company of the Vale.
Aud | do further certify, that the value affixed
quotations and other reliable sources of inform
the value Of the debts secured thereby.
,-~ In Testimony whereof, have he
SEAL at the town of Winchester, Va, Eel
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-03-08

NEw YoRK, Feb. 26.--A Resolution was submit
ted to the Peace Conveniently Mr. Somes, Of Maint
20 protect frse speech end freedom of the press
/ n9iari'y
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-03-08
CONSTITUTION
FOR THE
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT
OF THE
Confederate States Of America.

We, the Deputies Of the Sovereign and Indepen-
dent States of South Carolina, Georgia, Flo
rida, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana, invoking
the favcr of Almigi ty God do hereby, in behalf Of
these States ordan and establish this Constitution
for the Provisional Government Of the same tc
continue one year from the Inauguration of the
President or until permanent Constitution or Con.
federation between the said States shall be put in
operation, whatsoever shall FIRST occur.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-03-08
The Constitution of the United
States and of the Confederate

For the convenience of the reader, the following
changes and additions are presented 10 show at a
glance the difference between the Constitution Of
the United States and the Provisional Constitution
of the Confederate States.
Taking the former Constitution as a basis the fol-
lowing are the alterations and amendments:
ALTERATIONS
lst The Provisional Constitution differs from the
other in ths That the Legislative powers of the
Provisional Government are vested in the Congress
now assembled, and this body exercises all the
functions that are exercised by either OF both BRAN
ches Of the United States Government.
%. The Prov. Sional President holds hi Office for
one year. unless sooner suspended by the establish
ment Of a permanent government
| Sd Each State is erected into n distinct Judi, Ia
Dstrct-the Judge having all the powers hereto
fore vested in tho District and Circuit Courts; and
the several District Judges together compose the
Supreme Bench-a majority Of them constituting &
quorum.
4 4ih The power h enforced ON the Congress u
legislate for the transfer Of pending in the
court Of tho United States, to the courts Of the Con
federacy, and for the execution Of the orders, de
lcrees and judgments, heretofore rendered by thu
said courts Of the United States and also to pa'i
all laws requis for the protection Of parties in in
teresL their heiis, personal representatives, or
slguees.
9th. Whenever The word "Union" or "United
Orcurs in the Constitution Of the United States, M
word "Ooif,dsraey ~ "coulefera,s" Is am tituisi
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o du Ind he eceio
adjusted aedto) les24
Loaasd diude note
oSs
II proc n n eg o
n
other the rcsmeun
eT-
The " he Comps insured in cty
or ilaged depends re
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E. re sxOa. .
ID. B. CONNOR & BRO,
General Produce and Commission
MERCHANTS,
No. as College Street, near Broad,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
WE ARE DAtLH RzcKvTss
Hay, Corn, Oats, Bran, Meal, Potatoes, ON
Ions, Bacon and all kinds of Produce.
Personal attention paid to cOnsgnmens Orders allied
hortest notice. febl3 II
Potatoes.
9OO BgLs prime Nsshsqoe, in large barrels:
COMMON & BRO
febl3-h No 4s South College street, near Broad.
cats.
1AAA BUSHELS prime White Pennsylvania. Express
lOUU lyfOr seed in store and r sale by
fsb1s.d No 20 South College street, Broad.
Flour.
ono BBLs double Extra Family Flour,
SEQ sack double do do do
In store and for sale By CogSoR 4 BRO,
Buck Wheat Flour.
IN SACKS superior article Pennsylvania Buckwasas
On ,ssls II store and for 'alebV B COMMON RRo
COrn Heal.
Onn BUSHELS Extra Family Corn Neal.
e1UU oboltsd Meal in sacks Of Is and 50 lbs
IN store and for sale by ooHNoR & co.
HOmfny.
2 4. '' - '"-' -''''-'' : = 60aS0s : Sa0
Bacon.
= CASKS Sugar Cured Hans,
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NOTICE.

flames A. LEWIS vs. Bottell Observation-Disclosures ia
81 this from affidavit filed, it appearing sasfac
defendant Boel Broddsn resident Of the
State Tennessee and indebted to plaintiff in The Of
S55 90 therefore ordered that publication be
in the Unicn and American
sndng said defendant 10 appear before at my house in
Perry county Tennessee eighth Of April, 1861 to
plead denur to plaintiffs attachment the same
will be proceeded with sccorsing 70 This 4h day Of March,
1861. J. P. IEnBETTER, J.P
mar6f6i-E4tpr'sf ee&3 for Perry county, Tenn.
TENHE undersigned having determined to large HIS BOOT
AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT, in order TO supply far
possible, all persons in want Of good article.
Having my Tannery ard making most OF my heavy
leather prepared determed 10 sell the lowest
Eemunerave prices nducemen TO those wishing to
encourage Hoae instead Of Northern Manufactures particularly
all Heavy BO0tss Shoes and Negro Brogans,
also,
FINE CALF BOOTS
and shoes Of all tzes and qualities 70 order.
In succeul, viii confne my sales
clusvey CASH. eaGa9e for Hides, therefore all
presentation Spend your money where
get It again JAMES W HAMILTON,
No South Coilege street, Nashville,
. doors f ON Grooms Garrett Co.,
janIG-d&Elm Furniture Ware Rooms.
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Notice TO shippers.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
surEzIsfFSDEsr's orrIcE. J

sUPKRfs SHNDKNT's OFFICE,
EAssynLE, Tenn, March 8, la6l.j
Ereights the West consigned to the sgen ashvs
r. &Chattanoogs B Co., al Nashville and designed ship
heRoAd Of said arriving at Nashville
greater Quantities than be shipped Immediately
o. stored warehouses 81 the company temporary
storage ana pro edon have for the be found elsewhere
and for the purpose Of having the charges for storage
able uDifoE, arrangements have been made with
Davis and HARRISON No fropt street. for storage OF ali
river freieh cost 70 eoragnee Of ail0 per 1900
pounds viii Extra Drayage storage handng
prean for all expenses nci
10 stersge They agreeing proct the frgtt forty
Eve GAYS, without sddtional charge II protection
length OF time found necessary from any is not
antcrated particular attention will be paid dates
each lot sorwsfde Urn sa'. tx.Iticp will be made
o give expedition it hik, and obyiats
csssIty ofstorsgs at Nashville
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Chancery conrt, WoadburY.

TENHOMAs W. WOOD, Bushton, Stone 4 Co Payne &
Cohart; Martins, Pedde Hamrek; Moss, Brother Co.:
McFsrIin, Tatmsn Co.; Trswit Brother; c. r. Garden
& Co.: Lebby. Moulton & Woodruff Thompson Buln &
Valentine; & Taylor Thompson Lyons Robert R.
Levie, Levio Rasin Co Barcropft Co.; Abbott Johns
Co.; ShsfeF. Roberts 90 Lepngectt. Hunter Scott
Baker Brother; Sson Stone: Burnett sextos sWeren
spooner and against all the creditors Of csrDichal
4 St. Johns defendants original B-It appearing from
the davit Of the complainant that the said descendants
residents Of the State Of Tennessee that ordinary
the them. Therefore ordered
by the Master that publication be made Of this order fsl
consecutive weeks in the Nashville Union and American
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville, Tennessee
requiring the said defendants to make their Appearance here
before ChAncery Court at the HeK term Of said COURT b
holden for the county Of Cannon At the court house in h
town Woodbury. the FIRST Monday next after the 4h Mon
day March, 1861 then AID there to plead to comoainan
bill will be taken fer confessed and set dow
for hearing psrte. March 9th, 1851.
THOs. @. WOOD, C. & M,
msrS-E4t ohanceEy Court, at Woodbury..
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ROADS STEERS FOR 1861.
At the Faii G unds.
PRICES REDUCED TO ST HE TIMES.

No. 1. Green Mountain Black Hawk.
HyHIs FIRST CLASS ROADSTER, will make his for
1861 at the State Fair Ground near Nashville beginning
March 4 and closing July the 9Th. 1t $50 the seasons and SIS
for insurance,
He ia beautiful black six old rotted at Athens IN
1861 in 500 and Is certainly most handsome and perfect
biz action that has been brought to the State Re was
Yernsnt imported by 3. Il. jennings and By tie
Hatch hore Ii oo be by Old Black aawk he BY Sher
and he Original Justin Morgan Dam by Duroes Gr
d. ST. Charles Or gr d. Woodbury. Morgan, and hence con
blnes four Of the best troting knewn.
Nc. 9, Yankee Robin.
CAPITAL BAY COLT years old, By We mont Roy, dam
by Woodbury. will Be- let % a. SIS the seasons gu 70
insure He is very promising
NO.3, Washington she cd.
GOOD BAY years old by Old Washington dan an excel
lent Trotting Mae let Is Mares no The seasen
SIS to insure in foa
Breeders examine the above Stalions Coed B1e
Grass pasture If tanning. and grain to kep
mares In geol conoition, q. 81 per week. $1,000
Nashville. Tenn Part 0wner and Agent for Company
Oscar Kimba wilt be ready at all tines &c sno" tae STOCK TO
gentlemen.
Refer toJ Owen, of williamson Col r. Allen OF Sum
ner, flaming, Davidson. Dr. A. T. eooch, OF kuths
ford mar5-I
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Chancery Notice

TeAAc HEsTAND. Admir- complainant Is Susan HesiAnd
and Others Original Bill.-At March hnles
On complainant BY his solicitors and 20
the Satisfaction Of the CLERK Master from allegation Ia
cOmplainants Bill which that the deiendant VII
liam Hestand nnresden Of the State OF Tennesee IT'S
ordered hat pubatio fOar successive IN the
Union aud american published IN the city OF s
ve requiring said resident deencaHto appear before
the hsncerF Court Gaincsooo before the % Monday
in August next comp sinants bill the sArhe will
be confessed and set or hearing sx 10 him
- WILLIAM H Bolts, c & NJ.
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marI7v4ipr'sfees3

oHILIs Ar and others complsnants Lsrfin Brooks
n and Other observation-disclosures Bill March kuesen
mutton OF eonparant his solicitor and appearing 70 tbs
satisfaction OF Master from allegation In com
bill that def naan Iarn Breoks,
non the State Of Tennessee. It is therefore order
ed that publication he successive weks in the
Union and American newspaper published 10 tbs city OF
Nashville requi ing the resent de dant 10 appear o
fore the obareery Court ineboro, before the second
= onday IN Augut 1851 plansnls bill the
viii be taken fer confessed and set down Tor bearing ex
parte q him WILLIAM H. BUTTS q n
marI7-w4ter' sfeeS3
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WK7E are pleased to learn that at the sWorids Fair
wv held this month in the city 81 Maccn, Georgia enter
Ers all Petition for their celebrated
MKDAl This Fair being held under ths Of
Southern Cotton Panters sscciaon large and influential
body Of eD mpotance xtached to receiving the
their Pair, produced learn unusual degree Of
Of country Several very Instruments exhihi
nut after patient and thorough examination Of their
from the Mahulaebory CT Wm Knaee & Co. the a1xcJ
si0s. asd awarded the Medal accordingly.
Without wishing appsar tugus, sill add that the
srrise public spirit and untng With which the Msssrs
Knah conduct tf business eniite them eminent degree
to ali tie honors and which they hav achieved in their
lire the expenditure Of time and Produce
First Qaalitg Piano, advertising extensively to make
he known they their the posses
sion large constantly increasing business and the frrh
Or ratification az Knowing whenever
,ton day, Judges uniformly
Pianos to he .ExcesoF: Bamcrs Sun, Of December 22d
1860.
PsA supply Of tie above icing received by A. r.
Mcclure 80 street, the sale Agent for Middle
who viii sell at factory prices.
rnarI1-af
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NJ ~ sl.msut President LtLe Miami R Co.
- p Tevis, President Covingon and Lcxingten Co.
.,in Mcclellan Superintendent Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road -. o. .s..-.,; r-o--,,..- = ~
. maFl4-w2t
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aDmTNTsTRATOR,s NOTICE,

YrVnK p,ovensy OF ts estate Samuel B. Reed deceased
has been suggested Jerk Of The ounty Court
Of orrtCn county, Tennessee and all persons having eAms
rninst said estate required order OF the Clerks to file
ts before Clerk duly authenticated before the 30
Monday Of August 1861, they will he forever barred Al
indebted required make immediate payment
" - HENRY G. ANDREW,
,o.rl7 .v3tnr'sleesa Administrator.
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COL OIL LAMPs.

G. @ A L. - Il Il a IN 4. >
have Just received another supply Of Csa Oil Laos
wv among which handsome patterns for par
lors all e with COLLINS burner. which is the last improve
nent an Is superior TO other Lamp be-
fore the public sones and stesdnecf lame, freedom fIo
smoke simplicity construction, beauty and elegance fnsh
and economy. One Lamp will give the light four
candles and does much This Oil
ported 20 burn these lamps clear, beautiful article Tree
from any oensve eror leaves spot whss split upon
carpet cr clothing, and gill not explode
RAINS, BROWN 4 CO.,
wholesale and retail Druggists No 10 Public square
mArIs-a Nashville Tenn,
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VII B EDDIEGToN. vs. Martha Observation-Disclosures
wv far Dyorce.In this sppesrr the petition
which Il to. that the defendant EArha red
dent Of the State OF Tennessee is therefore ordered that pub
hoaon be ade in the Nashville Union and American, for four
successive weeks requiring defendant appear at next term
Of the chnncT Court the 81 Monday in March next and
plead, said petition, the will BE
taken for confessed for hearing sxpare at sdtern OF
D. P. HUDSON, An.
BY his Deputy, W. A. STEELE
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Notice.

TN pasnuance Of an nerocuio made at the last tern
OF t Chancery Court Monroe coruty Ia me ease o.
q McGhee vs. J. NJ Niles and wife. sad others Eil, on
the r1t Monday in May the court IN tnoen
eer for highest bidder, credit OF one an
years. PCS acres OF sna lying Tennessee River a. ne
Of Deer Greek, Perry county, Tennessee belonging .
fJohn Nchee deceased. The purchaser VIII pe %
i've bond bearing Interest cate with Two gooa scunes
nd lsin VII be rea ned land until the purchase money
is psid 4SAAo - - - S-s ss-3
mar-w4tpr'sS3 ePeS-- Ss.1o-s--S.-e..
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No Hotel in Murfreesboro !

FENHIs thriving city without HOTEL in the buIiness
part Of the town, the City Hotel being unexpectedly
can't II brick building with thirty rooms, and
can be rented for ore half the Usual price.
Provisions chesp the house about twelve
thousand dollars worth of business It the best
location in the state for hotel keeping ties
place demand AZ immediate opening. Address
feb20.wim D. II. C. SPENCE.
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and the public generally that he las just arrived from the
East with splendid stock Of fashionable Furniture 20 xh
he bgs leaveto cali attention He has taken superbv
nt up me sore No So Market street, next door the old
stand Anc trusts by attention and fair desRg merit sbafe
CT patronage an particularly desitous show to those
wishing 70 purchase my stock Of Mattresses iDst made, and
he "Red Store No. 90 Market street Won viii e,t ,t
attentive CLERKS who deem it pleasure show tue stock
any ether estGJ<isAssest.
uar6-an sAM'L HEEsHAw.