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4HE Trade WITH IOWA-THE
UFSSiSSTRRI RRInEE.

=" Comparatively few Of our renders are aware
of the immense importance Of the trade be-
tween Chicago and the region Of the country
west OF the Mississippi River. TIL within
the last few years, The trade Of Iowa, and in
deed, Of the entire Mississippi ValleF, was con-
trolled by st. Louis and other river cities;
but the extensive lines Of railroads which tap
this Mississippi at yurious points, have con
fFihused to draw to Chicago large amount Of
the produce Of that region, aud III return, Chi
esgo merchants supply dry~goods, groceries,
boots and shoes, mud other articles Of mer-
chandixe. As the railroads weat Of the river arc
extended towards the Missouri, this commerce
will .proportionately Increase, and contribute
much towards the prosperity OF Chicago, her
merchants, property holders and mechanics
It has been our object for some years back
20 ind out the actual amount of produce and
goods which crossed tue Mississippi to aud
from Chicago; but owing to lack Of syste
!natic effort on the part ofthc railroad compa,1-
les to supply the requisite information, We
were unabio to arrive Mt a correct data con-
cerning the trade. A few days since, however,
we obtained the amount Of freight which
crossed the Mississippi River By the bridge at
Rock Island, which we give In the following
tables;
,FreiGa{ lfored Wtst A~ro,, f1x aT..fsei,nf
, 1861-01-01

The course Of the market during the past
7ear will be found in the following summary

~, "A1A W 'oo11o ~ Ioe AoA'A6 '
review - a..u t., .,, o..-ns
esumatco NJ oesMcca 1sls u ipaty enoue1na ..laa
paT5cls As moss ot eals stveA, ~ "esEa, "as
ne!a suGJect:o 20 Easteln Hulucto, tnc puet!use
we're light and me mafket 3 ause.. hesloes
!alr INQUIRY ~ EasIer1l anu ttl.soutEa pu5e,s,
tl1eIe NUS sooo uGtaat!o ~ eaIFnis,
le ocSsaainS o. an ene onta spi eAsa,ss Mste ~
eola at shoo9a.eo, out II s!eaqlls aa'anceu t! 70
lue d-ta% :" "aen t,oo4 " euoee piauas ,ff. 1auuf.
'g ,9 ~, ~ ~ ,n nosIce a hh1 ~ az nv raies ~
nn Ile l2sn " agc 1 W. ~ en. ny +,t erar ~
.r ~ shs he heion followed M by dulI markets in
neM 11ss, oosto1 4i no ad1anne an;ned n ~
.ovA patt u ~ ~ ,r,s ,S;,nst on1;ra1,.
,,l,s P"tt VI 'ne 4t'ont1 "' '44' '
iog.. o,. .h,ro ,,,s ~, ;oc+,vo aonord for
y eeplnal5 anGls W. 1n aeti,e ~ tr;tts ~. ~
ep5lns eStfs ios @ NeM - ,mu d tuss
TeaueLon ~ itsisnts - - a;tass ~ Gu1o ~
from tn1t elty neean ~ w 4ssSNe ~, auu .ne
IhaFkcI MaS aet1se aaa uflnM.Plfees na'luE ~
Hancca lusgtoc on tae s la:.us Piees pIa IL
IN oht Mesa uulB adle - atannEs
wares y v{ov poe' "e1e sn4ppeo " -Hs'npnt7
ann n NeMusaenss ~ a. ,>,,e or ,,o,ot +bo ,r1.o+
was puoyant, unoer an actiVc oeL1auu l9e onls tue
sonth: anu epllnS extras aofauSeu 10 S9'ovt9
~ out N the iaate. Pate ~ ~ ~ H1onth' aont' w"
ing 10 aepresseu ma1he.s ~ 10y 1on.u uat
ast ogag1s Nele ~ltuats."1., e. siu ~ .ue % -
cs9sco aul! aug Icy ~ o, hanr;s- hno ~
celptS during ins mon1n were musn ,a ne1sles 9sas
Igmnsacins ,1;o3s Se'e1'n lnooSano o'diel As'n
A4"aukGc., T., ,a .,,,nn,n, aon,na
n Apfn tasEe vas sooa sntpE.nS hSAana nad
1os boston, new Or m no np,ra n, anu
le Tnus. ~ ..aae $1,000 ~ ~ Ehi an-snr
EUROPE, R1c ~ 1esa ~ 81 n III
eS.5a selnnS ~ 1nG s.ose ~ d,,n lme
tranG win ne" of4eans WIS very '11naps ous'
hS 1ae 1noatu. ~. .,, ~ a. ,o.
NY Inc lnuthss insI L; r, neo h,,t ~ there W.
:susn Wnasa 1paaataa ~ TX biz shnrnh Pbia.
hl5 tta9e tI:9sassea VII JILL. tn'oa'h' ~ aia aia
oclp1a. NeT lotA ahn nosson " ,I !. Iets " - a.
t1on ae q ~ ioggl2e Per ou.-e1o''ns au'i ~ <f''
@2:S2 aol op1s e4at1s. 1a,x. ,.,to. of f-.;ob+ =,
u 14hc; u"lne ~ ~" Ia.Is - - nsssns sse.a ~
tg OAlo GxsE %e III Me1e nna1le 70 e44pG,GS pnnG
~ a ,cmnnd % from, thnt nt,artcrWas consenncnt.
IL 'n iri4 nnd thc ,ra1lct l ~ T1cncd dosrnwarf1s-
Srr;n,, evfras sel1;nr ut tho close at 4.6Om
* 1aiS-a dccIjnc Of 1aac on the PRICES paid
~ fI,r md of Nav.
During the mouth Of JULY the stock of flour
, 1861-01-01
,apaclsT Cut
PEI Iay.
REEF.

me iasc amount Of Beef thrown on the
angnsa a.aal m:nkes darins the past summer left
nsas5 stesh On hand at the beginning Of tho
paGhn; hn; 1;s,i Sen, aad consequently 10. prices,
mcnt. This re1tefed u oneraiors ext;emeiv
"a sant,oas. .o aua cur packers SLAUGHTERED only
% %5os aeau' asanst 6t 500 In 1860. The active
e.t ~ tur 49, Gattle for shipment East also
helt Ins e1 stock higher than packers
anS ~ sIaa tome who had made a=zange-
The gIe:t bulk Of he nsckrng ,co7z;sted of
Mes. and Extra Aess' thers @ benz rs{breairg ~
Tor lna.a Asss. H Tbs following iae;{SN fhs
nun''st ~ oes7es Killed by each ps:Hr:s
, 1861-01-01

4 gla1ce at the ahovn tables will reveal at
once the motives which actuatcd the St Louis
Chamber Of Commerce In furnishing an agent
With an unlimited use Of It's funds In order to
hare the Mississippi Bridge removed nj ali
hazsrds; :; and The fzets contained therein arc
ntauding rcbukc to Chicago capitalists and
merchants for the indifference which they have
displayed with regard to Its fate. The nborc
information also shows our readers the impor-
tanee. Of urging fown1d to completion other en-
terprfAes Of the same nature. Chicago is the
natural outlet to the products Of tic Missis-
slppi iu trausitu to the sea board, and II VIC do
not secure it, the fault Will bo with the apathy
of those interested.
, 1861-01-01
Total -.A18i,1l8 s,l6i. 7a6 II, ,56a, ,S9 14S6a.4S9
The following table shows the sources Of
annn}v for the past three TtaI1:
Total 4.fG1 o761. .s16 s1s4.sl6 45Gs, 80

From tho above It viii be seen that the re-
ceipts by the old Galena road amount to nearly
I've million bushels, against $50 iS23 In 1859.
The Chicago and Nor thWestcrn Railroad, which
brought to this city In 1850, less than half
million bushels, has come up to nearly two
establishment By the Chicago Board OF Trade
Of new grade Of wheat, called Northwestern
Club, which t1as been eagerly inquired for by
rhfppers-the great bulk Of which comes from
Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota
The following table shows tho ahipmcnts Of
, 1861-01-01

Total. 2, ,ss6so6 u y 7os C, o,o's se3 ss:t'a
Shipments IF dE tiaLs II Ep.tH for the pat Faar
Tt<rf.
1857. 9t8 1883 1861
Nhcat,bu. 9.Is5,05e e,1E,S3s 7,esG.533 y sid
coEn..-.- G,S14,Gl5 T,fB,at2 4.1S.654 13.AA1.a
Data. 4l6,T75 1,EB,1 1871 1,lT4,l17 1.e9.ssy
Rye-.-.. -. F,562 1al.4i3 129.G
G3sleJ -. 1903 14,US 4tS,lds !N.sH
Total .1G. 73443S l7,5s{Tsl 1311s-!95 G1
Flrtowh't e9s,el a,1st<05 3,+S4,sD 3.6s da5
Total is oae, ,s;s 70, *,1ed 1s.s6e,7s5 s1,4;as77
, 1861-01-01
CHICAGO .AND. CANADIAN TRADE.

Another years experience goes to prove the
beneficial influence On the interests Of the
Western and Northwestern states, sud on the
trade and commerce Of tho Lakes, exercised
By TIC present Tree commercial relations with
the British Provinces -:
These relations are, - is we'll known, for the.
1aain part, based upon the Reciprocity Treaty
Of 1854, z,-the speedy absogatoa Of Which. ns
the-pnjper. radical and sufficient remedy TO
s,relierethe United statos -ftom the comm erctal
l1esty nsel1, aud the unfrieud1y les:lsIation
~ Of Provincial Parliaments hare placed >fhe
AUnlted 6tates, In exchange for the commhg-
Il cial freedom granted to The Canailas,' is r..
commended By A{r. Hstch In his report on tho
operation OF the Revenue Laws:ehnd the Recip.
**zocity Treaty npon tho Northern frontier,
/ cnA'u1nscttca IN Congress during the last
, 1861-01-01

Shfp,uknts Of -Four by Lats FIR Ihres Fears ,cth
the PprIs Of Deftinalton. :.
, 1861-01-01
FINANCIAL.

The following table shows thc price Of New
FORK exchange in this city for the last seven
lars. A careful study Of these figures Is well
,orthy the attention Of those who wish to
understand the financial history Of the West.
L must be borne In mind, that the premium
'erc indicated, exhibits the price Of exchange
i1ta1 as Etat.dnrflt
, 1861-01-01
:.01)|iiti;a|iIa!!):o i . Tribtt,1e,
- :i:s1A-c2NUAL.REvHW..
-, -: ..:::l .::l + ruz
::;;E!EoMMERCE or **::cnIcAGo.
Eur The Eenr 1EGQs
TUESDAY, JANUARY, 1861 :
For the Fenr 1gG0s


In nccofdanee with our custom nc present
-sN', r" ~, tne 'rsssas =. ~ ~. ~ chtr..
ess lss..a sanlt'nss y .Irs,n,, .7,,,,-t
90, LOT The year lso-eeaastuo s"e1 -
nj statement of tho kind puph9nea IN 1ncse
columns twin be seen BY the accompanying
4,h1e. tha4 the n.E1cgate Of the yes1s' business
sasss- -.+,e.,;;se ,,7n-ovr,,7crf n1on that =,
aao"s Gtauts41s sso.A s.''se :. ~
previous yeaEA In The Article oi gram &c re-
ccipts arc fifty per cent, large than evet4
bsfore., and almost aorh,a What ,b,,
- - -. 1,r 0Ao'' -. e"s
: "e'e itss 1as. ~ 1e provision trade. 1nelud .
Ing the sh1pDruts of cattle and hogs, there has :
a!sobeeu a marked fnrrrasn Rnt the ex+rn,,,,a . =
1e,,4b - 49, - ,cs.,
A~~1ea u tue accompanying tesac", iorpads
us 10 speak IN detail. and VIC must refer our J,
readers to the carefully tnhnlated rc.n,ts of
~. ros,,s .s.s. - - - .11. y.
1~3 ei"ul7 ~ w Ao1Au ucio"s 1or tull
.an1orzuanon. 1t VIII tc escn-thnt new districts ,
OF country have become tributary to The com.
-raroo ~ ~, 49,. 80 49,.
y. ooA st'j' anu enaI Nv" tna4kcts nave
entered into competition forits exports. Upon !:
the whole the prosuccts of Chicago for hc. !
coming tbc ,eoaino con,,nc,r,,, go ~ ~.
,r...t Te,t,,..1 - '"e
great NORTHWEST were never SO dattering as :
now, and we congratulate our citizens In view
Of these facts, sid also upon the ycry favorable
~esn1ts of +l.;. ,,...... =; 49, r.,
~ .oe PAST ouetncss seoeon' III 'oe 'ol-
LOWING figures:
.r:ur n,o. 17,,,,71 WITH, .o,,,
ALE TRADE WITH THE SOUTH.
Daring the past year the trade between Chi
caso and the Southern States las been much j;
mose extensive than ever before. In Flour, :,
Corn, Oats. Provisions, Hay aud other pro-
ducts very large business haa been done With
New Orleans alone; but Ut nearly all the ports
on the lower Mississippi as well is on the
Cumberland and Arkansas Rivers, business re-
.1ations have been established. Direct railroad
communication has been opened during the
year with the Stats Of Tcrncgsce. MissIsslppI
and Louisiana, and this has doubtless tended
more to fo4fcr the Southwestern trudc, Stil
, 1861-01-01

The following comparative tables show the
monthly receipts and Shipments Of Rye during
the year, with the routes Of export and the
sources Of supply:
AEss,k1ly Receii4s and Shipments Of Rys fer Ttco
Years,
1850, 1850.
, 1861-01-01

In our last annual review VIC estimated the
amount of the crop Of 1859 to come forward,
at about two million bu. The figures show
2,SG1, ,12Sbushels, ora littlemore than onc-fourth
OF the crop According to this rule, thc amount
yet to come forward Of the crop Of 1860 would
be four million bu6hel; but rs the farmers in1s59
were much poorer than in 1850, they sold
moro thau onc-third Of the crop Is yet back In
the country, while some aver that not more
than half OF the crop has been marketed
The crops Of 1850 were earlier than usual.
The following table shows tho dates ofthc re-
ccipts Of new wheat for the last five crops:
, 1861-01-01

Total. 900 ssGooao 5,41o,ooo Is, SEC
By the above It will be seen that the receipts
by the Chicago Burlington d Quincy Railroad,
nrn three times larger than In 1853, and within
1,4o0 900 bushels Of the entire receipts OF that
YER by all avenues .-.-,s.-.
The following table shows thc shipments OF
corn for serics of years, with the route Of cx-
, 1861-01-01

Tho following table, shown tho capacity Of
storage Of Grain in this city:
Capacity ef 1stnAtao and 6sorsstt o,uia.
Cap'y sof:* eap,ty . rec. cap'tyto
storage: y ship = day shlP Hday
, 1861-01-01
The following table shows the price Of oats
on the 1st Of each month in this market fer


Ueccdi5tf. u E<7o n Vs0a7E 1F715s15z57
The following tables show the monthly re-
ceipts md shipments of oats duriug the past
two years, with the SOURCES Of supply and the
routes Of export:
uonua.y ls<cti1.s and !s1ipme7s tf Oats for 7teo,
-.. ledrs.
, 1861-01-01

lot1I.. o-o4uV 1st4U.0N
Bcsides tho above, there nfc two houses be-
ing erected on tho South branch Of the river
which viii be capable Of storing 1900 bush
els each.
, 1861-01-01

The following table shows the receipts ind
shipmenh, monthly, during tho past two
Noutaly Rf3apts md Shtpments of Flour by Lake,
G1not und Rall,cdVs for Three ltdrs.
1s.9 1ssD. 1860.
, 1861-01-01

Tho following table shows tlic nnla-at OF
grain III store. nn tho various ticvate7s n tho
city, on tho 18th Of December, !SE0:
, 1861-01-01

The monthly receipts and shipments OF
whcat during the past two years compare rs
follows.
Monthly R<eeiptso4I Shipments of T1e0s BY Lake,
Gtnus anu Ezitscdys for Itso Ttdrs.
1sp 1850,
, 1861-01-01

4o,eso $50 9s.:G65, ,ssss oo7.oss ssa+e'l
The various routes by which flour has been
shipped during Tho year, compared with pre-.
yious years, will be found in the following
, 1861-01-01

Shipments q Wheat for Four Years.

Total. .94s5,o ,ooe s727sas 7as75ss II, ,467. .6s4
The ports of destination Of the wheat
shipped BY lake will be found In the following
table:
, 1861-01-01

The following table shows the prices Of win
ter and spring wheat on the LIST Of each mouth
fir the past two years:
Prices Of TVA<af for T,ro Fears.
1co 1850
, 1861-01-01
Total -. sg,eso Ill .4al ca, i, 6e3ooS
SLitnu AMI cf II 1rftH far Eirt Y.a...
TOTAL InpoRfs AND EXPORTS
OF ELOTRAND GRAIN.

:, The total receipts 4 -four aa1 {a gsai;n an during
which follow, amount to Sc, 504,' bushels.
The grain alone foop up 35,ool, l,774o bushels,
which Is more ,honE double tho rece;nts Il
1853, and ten mil.ion3mo1c than was eve: t.
history.
The shipments dur hs the past year amount
in bushels, to 81 459 W7 bushels, Of which e.
The following tablet show the items sepac.
ately compared with the figures Of fszmss
years:
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sttIated on the Franklin Turnpike, within haii a He
o Tie cIty and opposite the residence O the late Jo
seth W Horton. IHls Is, perhaps, tine most Command
ig site in the vicinity OF Nashville, ami Is ust dc;
s,rsabEe country residence The house "il DC sold
with u or Is acres OF Land the purchaser may
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A. s. CAMP 4 CO., Pr0prietoEs,
No. l6 Deaderick Street,

L Published Daay, IN iyeekly and We>k5y.
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The PATRIOT IS an earnest active snd indsstigaols
uporter OF the constitutional Union cause and IN the
present canvass for the Presidency WI use every hon
orsbIe effort to promote the election Of BILL and EYE-
su To enable Us TO labor with increased efficiency
we ask our party friends aid Us in extending lis cir
culation-
BY the purchase Of the printing establishment OF the
Mas and additions Of new materials from tue
Goaudries the jos OF the PATF9OT has been made
the largest and complete in the Southwest 1t l.
also supplied with the most competent worizincn-
steam has been applied 10 our presses which are o.
the best kinds We prepared print, IN the high
est style Of the art pain. in cOiors, OF bruuzs,
POSTERS, HANDBIILS,
PROGRAMMES, BILLS IADING,
SHOW CAFdS, SHOW Bills
Bill. HEADS, BAIL TiChETS,
RAILROAD WORK, STEAMBOAT WORK,
pRAY TICKETS DIPLOMAS,
And indeed everything from the smallest Tip to the
mammoth Poster or the least Pamphlet the largest
The large circulation Of the PATrOT, greatly augre0
ted by the addition OF subscription lists "i
S-Ls renders It an excellent advertising rasl!1ln
Soa, better in the city.
81 We solicit orders, at ofsce, No Is DEADEs
sTRzsT-
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR S al E.
That Suburban Residence,

"a IsTIISG 70 make other Investments, We propose
" 20 sell all our Real Estate IA Davidson CO., a7
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PHOTOGRAPHER CARD.

TAKE pleasure in announcing TO my old friends and
Icustomers that after absence of two years, l
have again returned the practice a The
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in all its branches having prr-
chased the interest Of brother in the old establish
ed Gallery in Union street, Sud having spent four
months IN New York the past Summer 10 obtain fully
ali the late improvements IL the art have painted
and enlarged the suite Rooms through
That my facilities better to produce trst-
class work than most Galleries boast and con-
duce TO the comfort OF our patrons trust not ony
fore sustained, but to elevate still higher stand
ard. have also engaged ti.s services of Ar. COpk,
OF the best Phoiog IN the world, who took
the Pictures which obtained the Erst premium AT the
Worlds Fair in London in 1851, and determined
only make tins the leading Gallery the state
and now Introduce 70 .he public the following new
styles:
Imperial Photograph, India Ink,
vgenette, plain or colored,
Pastel Portal Pictures, life size,
Photographs on Canvass, life size,
Visiting Cards, full length plain,
Autograph Photographs, Is taken at one SIT
Stereoscopes, on glass or paper,
still continue to make the Aela
brotype heretofore. The abo-
trely new In this city, except
when but made at sittin~
anything In my line are p
call before visiting else
occuar demonstrator
L Respectfully,
oct3o-0
DR.
Res sr
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Dr,-GoGGs Fery hrap.

An now in receipt Of my nrge and well assorted
stock OF staple and Fancy DfytioO-s which AN
offering at vsEy tOW prices
As QUICK sales small profits u my motto an
iIIjns 70 take un with EztIer accomplish ttei"F
aaer and will offer great inducements 20 All VINO VIII
lavor me with caE especially casn buyers Tome
and see for yOursslyes- DAVID ht s4t l iiiLI
sept2-u No y South side 81 'ie il'-lS-
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/. Housekeeping Elade Easy.

81. ~ WHEAT CHEER YEAST CAKES VIII always in
scse good wholesome bread. For 10 cents you
car get oee dozen Yeast Cakes, which viii make 90
large 'oayesN the best bread.
500 CAKEA SILVER SOAP, hourly expected by
express AlmOsl> every family ID town has used IT.
For Spring cleaning IS nvaiuabiefOr washing Paint,
Looking Classes Glded Work, Marble, Silver or Plated
Ware
REFRIGERATORS.-We have sold large lot oi
those famous Philadelphia Reirigerators. We have a
large Tot coming They warranted give satsiac-
tion they not only the best but they are the
cheapest known
aprI4 II MACKENZIE & AlNChIN-
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That Valuable Farm,

xnown as the Sims Tract, situated on the smith IuTn-
NIL. (oI Lebanon rostd) within three miles oi Nash
Vile Containing $50 acres The soil is good 1t Is Well
vatered and tmbered, and can be divided INTO small
tracts of twenty and upwards all of which are
admirably adapted country residences, market gar
dans and dairy farms. Also, that
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$4,000 Copies already sold.
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AND
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everywhere, Is selling the above work. induce
lneuts to al such very liberal.
For silgie copies OF the Book or for terms to agen
with other information apply or address
JOHN E. ECTIER. Publisher,
No. 6I7 Szas ST., Philadelphia, Pa
septT-d3m
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E,>MPLOYsfENT-s50e MONTH AND ALL TX
LPENStS PAID.-An Agent is wanted IN every town
and county IN the unted States, engage In re-
spectacle and easy business By which the above pre-
its may certainly be realized For fall particulsrn
address DR.. HENRY WARNER, - East Iwslfsn ~ ,
corner of Broadway, New York CITY, inelosing ons
postage stamp. = -
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Beautiful Farm,

On the same road now occupied by T. C. MeCampbeil,
and formerly owned by Tom Harding, containing
about $50 acres. This place is so well known as 10
need no further description IL viii also be divided 10
snit purchasers T. c McCdmpbel will show these
places to any one who will Gail
All the above property viii be sold ON reasonable
terms, and on credit OF one tNo, three aud l"ur
years.
OF the undersigned
THOS. C. McCAMPBEII-,
SIX mile from Nashville.
J. A. MCCAMPBEIL,
snrt Nashville.
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EtoEes. S.a.es:! sloVes!!.

sIOFps. Siv.Hs.. SEVE -
I HAVE IL store and now receiving the best selected
1 assortment OF OOH q ami HEATING STOVES,
FURNACES CRATES, &c, ever un-rcd IN this mar
o.t ami viii sell as low articles Of the same Kind
can - bought Ill Louisville or CINCINNATI say ia part
! sIZys Huted Common stoves Tor Coal;
4 10 straight, DO do
= large G!obe Coal stove;
) 60 open Franklin Odl Stoves;
= do do Wood 10
5 DO Monkey Coal stoves;
) do huted BOX stoves iOr Wood;
ami lU Plated Wood stoves;
2 szes kansas PaTiOT stoves lor Wood;
DO Challenge Heaters Tor Coal;
do large hUTCh toyes;
Phoenix Coal stove;
2 do Ironing and Wash house Stoves;
Common aaInb al Mantle Crates;
MarUielzezi Iron AlanIies and Crates, complete;
Wrought Cast II Cooking stoves Tor Wood
and Coal, OF best make. J. w WILSON,
octI3 H. Co!iegesL.