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WE7E offer FOR sale the place which Gssnsn has N
w siHce 1855, and known the Rogers land, lying
Yellow Greek Dickson eouny Tenn, partly the Ssgs rod
within ile Of WilliamsVie and three niles Of the M
vls and Northwestern Railroad; healthy, pleasant and BED
fu part Of Tennessee sad land contains abou two hundh
and ninety Acrss-sighty cleared and ac7t hey 81
GOOD land to clear Il sin good state Of cultivation, Sh cd
irritable dEelliDzocuses cut hoasss. Ao, two
erehSrds falling springs Of ezceiient Fad
well tinhered and certainly IS made Of The nos d
rable stock farms IN this seetsn country We Promise
bagznin this land and will sell cash. tine VIII mt
ROr further information call yaues neNsly, VI
lives rear aid place. Or toe urdersgned FoElsrs Lar
fsnnesars rver HyRN 4 BR0TRERI
G5pi0A Gzd Asserieas copy. snd charge Zse0cass
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The blockade, ssys the Richmond Dispatch, which
LINCOLN intends for our injury, is working in ex
tlJ the opposite direction. We have heard OF no
s.s than four important branches of manufacture,
(tHO Of them Indispensable in time of war; which
this blockade hss taught US to produce ourselves.
One Of these is manufactured at less than half the
price of the Northern article and is bettern every
respect. The truth is, if he will Opiy continue his
blockade lsng enough, he will prove the most Ell
Client ally Of Southern manufacturing independence
that NE could possibly command.
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Proclamation OF, ~
ISHAM G. HARRIS,
Governor of the STATE of Tennessee.

FEtO the Sherihs aud Ceroners said stae-Greetng
You are hereby commanded % open and held election
At all the Pacesef holding elections in county, the
Ad Of 3endence aud Ordinance dissolgng the Federal
bewesn the State Of Tenpsses and the United States OF
America and also, IAN Ordinance for The sdoon the Con
stuion Of the Confederate States Of in p1suaDce
Of an Act passed. BY the Gsnerx Assembly Of The State o
9th day OF Nay, 1881 thereof make 80
ding 70 law.
In testimony whereof, I, IsHAM g. HARRIs. Governor
Aforesaid have befeInco hand and caused the
great al Of the State 90 be .ssKed At ihs
in Nashville. on the 18th day Of May, 1881
- By the Goyefnor: 1SHAM HARRIA
]. z. r. RAY Secretary Of State. naglG-d&Eft :
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Noble spirited GentIeman.

We mentioned, q few days ago, that DR. Chas. E..
Everett of Alternate. had authorized the Governor
to check upon him for $500, and to repeat the
check as the public e1igeucies might require, enc
hundred times.
Not content with this unexsmpled hberslity, we
learn from the Charlottesville Rsviea' that DR.. E.
has given $l25 to each of the four compsnies Of
Charlottesville and that he has, in addition, furn
shed one hundred Of the articles described in the
ReUiep as follows:
ave have been shown by DR.. Everett most ex-
cellen article for soldiers 1t consists Of two
wild bs of cotton ospsburg seWed together, forming
blanket q yards long and two yards wide. 1t
has slit in the middle, protected By flap, SO as
to serve ss 8 Mexican ponchar, and its chief use
is to sleep on and cover with at night. little
paint and oil NAKED it an exc ellent waterproof
tarpaulet and the whole cost will be about IS cts
Every soldier should instantly provide himself
with one for it is folly to 60 TO the field without
something to protect from rain and dsnpness."
Who will say that Virginia has degensrated
while such glorious spirits as Charles Everett sur
vive !-Riehmond Wing, May l3.
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Emaraon EtherIdge.

We learn that this notorious individual is now on
a visit to ABRAHAM LINCOLN in Washington city.
LINCOLN having declared war against the Southern
States and being engaged in the mission Of murder
ing women and children IN Missouri, no Southern
man. holding the character of ETHERIDGE, can have
any other business with him than that OF betrayng
the rights and interests of his country. HIS return
20 Tennessee should be closely Observed, and he
ahould uop be held AZ q public enemy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-16

LINcoIS's IDEA OF KENTUCKY NATURALIZATION
W. L. UxDEEwooD, of Kentucky, IN letter 70 a
friend in St Louis. states that Mr.. LINCOLN told him
he hoped kentucky would Stand by the Government
in the present difficulties; but if she could not do
that, ls her stand STILL and tacs no part against Il,
and that no hostile step should tread her SOIL" Scarce
~ had the citizens of kentucky read Mr.. UNDER-
WOODS letter before the entire Northwestern bor-
der Of that State is menaced by LNcoINs mercepary
soldiers, and her commerce on the Ohio river
almost entirely broken up. Yet the people of Ken
Aeucky are cOpjared to remain neutral
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KusOiVent Notice.

IL PERSONS having claims against Of W. Davis,
"A deceased hrreby notified file the Clerk Of
the O1uny Court Ct Weskey county, Tennessee ocs
Dresden before the 18th day Of adnda-
on and prl distribution. haviDz suggested he
Of said stats and ek having appointed that
for he sdj z1icAtion Of tie claims against The
ROSS, Administrator,
Of the estate q A Davis, deceased
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-16

Nowhere the tndus fs' such immediate
for his labor these prairie soils, thRy beng
rosed Of dp lJa ths fertility OF which is unsurps
bJ sny on the globe.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-16
Attachment,

n ANIEL DEAN holt this easei' aspe ring to
II SATISFACTION, hat tie d,f-,dant SchotI q
"a mt Of the state Of enLessee and tuEh from
affidavit Of plain il, III the defendant
the Of nineIeen liars, by
~ that publ ti1u be nad7 in th5 Nashville
american tor successive Weeka, said dee
It, TO OF G 10 the
den Perry coun Tnn='s the 3lst day Of May 6
plead demuT - sad alta the
SET for b airing parte. This Apsii 10 h. 1851
JOAN LARKFN. P,
nAyl6 E4sirsfees9 fl IesTy county fe. 4.
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InSOIyentN0flce.

81 persons ha7inRe inst the estate Of Ann viii
N dece sci are hsTey notified TO le them with the Clerk
eftbe UNITY ur tf Weassy county Tennessee his oce
Ia Dresel Def the 10Th August 70 a6ud
Gallon and pro s ion having suggested the nsc
OF sail and said Clerk appointed that day
for the adj Indication Of the eaiHs against thg
~ W ROSS, Adnn'r. de bonis
Of the estAe Of Ann A ilson, deceased,
nay4-w4tpr sfse23t -
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How they Feel II,

The New York Express of the 9Th gives the fol-
loving gloomy account of the Northern shipping
interest We shall zee how long they will stand it..
The blockade will affect the North as well es the
South. Says the Express:
GThe news from Havana shows the disastrous
ming. British and other foreign flags are getting
ali the freight there worth having whilst T. S. bot
toms are obliged to go a begging because of the
fear of privateers While the Morrill, tariff has
about used up the fregEung business Ina Europe the
war nuts summary end TO the country trade
South, and cuts up the business with the West In
Dies
Let the privateering 60 on briskly, and we will
see how many Yankee bottoms will be afoat.
Another of the eifecs of LIyCoIN's war is thus
noticed by the New York Times:
Volunteering had sad effect on many poor fami-
lies IN the City-their homes being broken up aud
the children left adrift. Numbers of these 1.-THE
creatures are coming to the New Beys' Lodging
House. =
Commenting on this statement, the New York Day
Book says: - .s
And it is probable that but few of these poor fell
lows who have left their families in this destitute
and suffering condition, willaever returfrto them.
Northerners going South to be subjected toa the IA
tieues and exposures of campIfe at this season of
the year stand small chance of escaping the fat
ravsges of disease An eznsEsent surgeonsw who was
in The campaign of Mexico assures US that four or
five men will fall victims to the climate 20 one that
viii tall in battle.
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To the Volunteer Cons panies often
neSsee!

EP0RT to he G1vernoE together with the tender for
a. vice. complete list the officers and Of each
pany the arms, possessed By the company its AMI
tie office ad lsS Of the captain seryce esie
whether Infantry Cavalry AFtllsy. and no provided
ilh ar Tha aTrsn have made ~ the eonpsay
70 unf'ru 5 camp equipage and the like. - = p
vet she re2ort.ee ceItiA ~ TIE sap' ain. ~ z
Esch company shouA be unief thorough drill and dse
line ~ - e ~
No arms will he fursbedunf the company is mustered 1to
tAe Bervice Of the Ssafes nashville, Teaa = - q
sss 70 is,r ncsS esSs,,l
81 Menph Appeal and Knoxville Register copy amount
OF o. each, and fors ard bill
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TOBACCO AND SEGA
TRADE.


"ASA'li.LE AND CH1TT4gOOC1 4.
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DIR. S. ]. COBB

VN1OULD respectfully The csens Of Nashville
w and vicinity, that be has opened Dental Rooms an
ed ead wait upon person wi1hng Dn
performed and tmes hard ad he wIiI
promise make changes very moderate =.
ST. NJ geBtemap who enlisted in TIE Southern Army
that wishes his Teeth opeatd Hpca before going
CALL atny oce and have done free Grats ~
as9s-san Jcoss
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The State is rapidly Eiirg up with population; e6s 90
sons having bsen added 1850, making the present pop
ton l,7i9 49j-A ratio Of 10! per cen; in 10 yesn.
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The Hon. A. Il. srEPHENs, 10 his recent speech at
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From Wilmer and smitk's European Times Of Nav y.

The GERMANS DESERVING THE LINCoLNITEs.-The
St. Louis Herald of the l4th says: "Col. FRANK P
BLAZE, late commandant at the Arsenal appears to
have had lively time with his Is 600 Teutonic
three months volunteers. 1t is said he has been
compelled to shoot enc two daily for desertior,
and that the example has been lost upon his Ger
manic followers
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The Cnalice RoauTned 10 their Lips.

The n Y Herald of Saturday week heads an ar
tice practice Economy 1t remarks Such Is the
prostration of buainess that the failures in New
York since April 22d number two hundred; and
such is the quantity of protested paper thrown on
the banks that theynoW refuse to accommodate. One
of these day before yesterday, had $4,000 worth
of paper protested. Real estate is una ueable, and
rents are gone down, because people are unable to
nav" 1t recommends those who bought three or
four coats in year, now to wear one" So the holt
day part of it is over already-is it?
The New York Eu:niag Post, an ultra Republican
authority. says: Added TO these two sources of
trouble, hue The Stoppdge Of all ssaSondbe trade.
= Our dry goods auctloneers are reduced to
the necessity of refusing make public sales The
banks will not take their paper and the owners of
goods could not stand the excessive street rates. In
fact we have reached extremity bordering on
general commercial suspension of payment IN staple
branches Of trade. Bank officers have sill
their suspicious alive that is deStinsd
10 general Bankruptcy and they reject the paper Of
houses that are yet solvent on sweeping presump-
ton that they must fail at last"
The New York Day Book says
The failures the prostration of business which
we now see on every side of us, Is but the COM
mencement of the general wreck and misery which
must fail upon all classes, as this cruel and unnatu
raj war progresses. The price of ell kinds of pro
visions will almost hourly increase, while the means
of procuring them will constantly diminish. The
amount of protested paper already in our banks
foretels commercial crash, "hlch must END In the
humiliation of all business, and in depriyng Eun
dreds of thousands of the very means and support,
and of even the necessares of life. Real estate has
no sale at any prices rents must tumble enormously;
the landlords will find that the tenants will be
bic to pay them; the price OF provisions will soon
be entirely beyond the ability Of the poorer classes
to procure and the vIsage of want, of untold dis
tr,ss snd anguish will stand everywhere in our
str, ets and in the doors of our houses. While tire
President receives regularly his salary of $4,000
and me members CT his Cabinet SO coo year, in
the name of righteous God, what are the poor
people to do? The Administration is laying out
work for FIVE years war, and when it is ended,
there will be nothing to show for it, but the ruin of
our merchants. the starvation and decentralization
of our people, the graves of our dead, and the
bleeding hearts of our widows and orphans. How
will these men answer to a righteous and Of
Tended God for all these nameless and need
lees horrors all Of which might be honorably
syerted By call ng General Convention of all
the States for the settlement of our troubles.
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Notice.

TFNEE stockholders in the Building an Association
o. Salh'ille particularly requested to meet at Her
man X, Eos, dc, Celia street, THI5 Evening a.
se eek, on b-sness Vt importance eUs'y sVckhodsr.
my i6-it I AAC LIrTuN, Secretary.
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HUNTSVILLE FEMAL
College.
CIRCULAR LETFER.
HEETsvILLs FzakIE CglUEasl !

HTfTSYfLLB EEMkfE CUfLnaast
April q, leei
view Of the excitsmsnt prevailing hr og- our ecu
ty tits very desirable Ii yGuog lass vbc . ssLt r.
home be educated 81 'ud b. pscl where hair parents
be assured Of thar safety
lance he map will show that HuSTsEILLE IN North
hama Is far removed fc Pelns ksy 70 10 AiAcksl y y
tile IT 3
Ansimrebs organE ton civil ami military has been 80
Cd Tor the Preservation Ct O=T and sae iron any aeel
dis urb1nces
The heahaIness aad social advantages OF unvlls are
well require remark Thar 10 place II al :
South wh-Fe summer could plssstlty sPent han
beautiful With its clean snd shad size Is "a pr a.
col spr nx Eaier ami It's invgor g ain hrees=f
At hu.TsynLx FxHAIE COLLssE Boarding PaDits viii b
esiVed CONT for Fsc1tcn - we'll a. dnri
the regular session. Nt the Sohool.
insers an extract Letter Of BishoP lanes Andre
recently published ia theNes Orb ans rattan AdvtAe
'On reaching huntsville went directly 10 ne Female v
eze Iastsa:iOs In pakeBs prSs er as crezH
Stances found Asaht mily slto-eh =, and, a eaTa
uaase pes. ant a The ses1ties Ct II Vile d B
roundiss are the emesi admiration 10 all travel sc
say nothf on tia int, and will only that me Collie
presents many and great attractions 70 parents ami ggda1
1ho nav sh to educate their daughters wards IN fstrs
located 10 the Iadss Of c1mrns Which viii c0z
pare ayorAby With the lazi Tor nts5snes And BIZ
We need not tsssue tss lA.s day, asy ansO %
POI IrscAL soDDtnszs.
The Psagns Il Of yirzinan. and Il hips9a nan'
ef Tenpees He has heen Eoll knoEB for oas pass -
op-n advocate, viii tOngue and pen f0f S01aen fs~ -
Southern l. dependence
For fan particulars, send fora Catalogue -.
msy4-dlttwst J. G ALLISON frs lo--l.-
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In reply to many inquiries. Will Just state that have moth
Ing to do with the manufacture o. Percussion Gaps
May II. CARL sOHOTT.
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twenty-five Negroes
WANTED In exehzny s-f very desirable Real E,.,.s
- sTRAfl0E 4 ssTk0rK.
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Em.olvent Notice.

AVIN4 suggested tn insolvency Of the esta Of samuel
H:cheIson, de,eae to clerS Of the County COu-f
OF Perry county all rf hereby notified file
their ella duly su tcaed, before said Clerk befDr
the LIST daS Of November hes. Tor rata rhe will
barre This ist'dsy Of MAY, 1861. ..st
l.<- So. ~ ". B.NIoh0Ls,
ngy3-v itpr' sfsee3 Administrator,
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Pistol ONf,

SEVkN sH0oTEE-Emai sized Piste--sBih s. Wesson,
- makers Lost beWed rol gate louisville Branch Pike
and the tg or in tie city Thursday last The finder will
eceve Tire thaoks o. the liberal by leaving
it at Is Once, CT with KAns Brogl, Pubic Squars.
H-l.
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The AtEsenaeaEa,' G0luEnbia, Team.
TYyHE Insien vr resolved net to disperse
OF the Of the tmes Public notice 10
ven hat the exercises OF the eahool viii bsepntnusd without
apy diminu ton OF cur corps Of Teachers
New pap pay from thedaye sntrsDce
z. q. SMITH, KsstcE.
sr5ay4 dss,sA II $50. sss.r-
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Your Rags.

SEND THEM IN Now we want them now and will pay you
- three cash for them The south paper-ve
want to make it. We dsy and Light Sunday
too if necessary, If get the rags. -
mayl5-tY2E W., g. WHITMAN.
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Fer u,r.

N pie 81 this once.
meyz-1
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Ucrf0Nzsis o. nsbsess fassase, Miscellaneous
ssI Ssli: avs '''aas : = ' sisaz5sHsaI.IDsA 20
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President Davis AZ a Military man.

The Cleveland (Ohio) Plaiadsaler, in speaking Of
plimentary language to President DAVIS military
qualities:
The South has got plenty Of talent and pluck.
There is no discount on that. Davis is one Of the
best military men in the world He is literally 9
son of Mars. The son-in-laW Of General Taylor,
educated ct West Point, had command in Mexico,
was ofterward Secretary of War; he knows from
books all the theories, and from practice all the
arts Of war. He knows all the military men of the
North and Of the world. We never shall forget the
first time We called on him, merely to pay our re-
spects while Secretary Of War under Pierce. Al
though total stranger he took US TO q map hang
ing on the WALL representing The Crimean country,
and on which be had traced in red lines the en-
csmpments, works. ditchings and other operations
Of the allied armies then besieging s bsstopol His
countenance glowed when describing the fests Of
generslship there displayed, and we learned from
MIN in thst short interview sll the pec6sriies of
the English, French and Russian modes Of warfare,
their military discipline and military men. He
evidently sighed then to be Napoleon.
THE CATHOLICS AND TIE Cause.-The New York
FfeeznanS journal contends that Catholics have
done nothing to bring on this war;" and urges them
to speak out and call once more for counsels of
peace. The journal, abiding to the Trbune's ex-
hortaton TO have men to make a dash at the enemy
in Virginia Maryland etc. thus pays its respects to
that paper:
If this pestilent war is to degenerate into
barbarous raid on women children, and defenceless
villages there will be tpo sides to the accused con-
test There is in Pennsylvania, Chamhersburg
Mercerburg, GetssBurg, Waynesburg, ETC., ETC., q
good deal more accessible, from the border, than
any town we know of in Virginia or Maryland
Could any but New Englander, non-resistant, a
bran bread cater, and lackey Bloomer women
have indicted so infamous q paragraph? We de-
cline measuring words of denunciatiou in stigma
tzing its cowardly atrocity."
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Special Auction Sale ut 10 O'clock.
BENZ, F. SHIELDS g. CO.,

WTTLL sell this morning 10 o lock- on account Of
Wv parture of Dry Goods CIothI z, Leghorn
IA etc etc. Sale positive AM without for
delivery BENZ. b SHIELDS q. CO.
maYl6-I
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Large Sale of New BarOuches and
Buggies.
OY8A7JRDAYNOREZ8G, NAY Is7H, AT 10 O'CL0cE,
BENZ r, SHIELDS AZ co.

BENZ +. SHIELDS CO,
XK7ILL sell il their front Auction Rooms, WNout reserve
w fr cs7h two Fan Ba'ouch-s ard BaFLess,
Top silver ted oOtn trimmed Hickory ~ Is nth
HsrEe's, and one PIC Bugsy.
The mad fo- the regular teade but crcur-
stances cA with the vhateser &C
rifc raise fdnd ns op2oTtrnt 5ferd great bar
gains, as the lot will he clts.d -,
BRHJ p sBIELDS & co ST..
mayl5-d No 81 20 Collegs street.
DENTAL NOTICE.
WON can ieclmmeno my with tire conf In
his protest. bal abb it e. B. WOOD, Dentist.
Nashville, May IL. 1861 60 .-..... ..'...
TEVBE unierge ed be u d Hereafter the Office lately
uped BY Dr. " the Traders Ba1k corner Il
Cherry aud Uni Streets here he will BE- plfasd to see all
Pc sons desiring his professional services. b Russ ELL
may l2-.w
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-F6SS sTaIOn-GsENERAL

We are authorised to announce 2 KERcHEvAL, Of Lin
@ county candid for Major eenesi 81 the Third Divi
Tennessee Ms, composed Of the counties Of WSsa
Cannon, Coaee Van Barren, Eraaklas lincoln Giles, BEDFORD
kAuhail, Marry Rushtrford, WisGsoh, Hickman. Hard
Rayue snd lawrence Elecinns Saturday, Juns e,lssi
may5-ies std - - - =
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FERTILITY OF SOIL.

The Agricultural Produ CT Iu greater than thos
any The products during The past
eceeled 5G0O tUDz The wheat Of 1860 apyTosShe
35 6 of BUSHELS while the crep yields ess tha
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A War or ExtefEzfnaGion.
WILL Be =agsd b. he undersigned sssia=. an cony-.
w /, the
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Nashville and Chattanooga Raj
road Company.
suPKRrhzxnDKkT's OyYlCs,
Nashville, Team April %, lssl
To whom this May Concern
TaVHE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company
u transport
FREE OF CHABGB,
against the Company, all y6nnteer Companies, Supplies
Munitions Ct War, intended for the desncs Of the 5ouh
Commanding 0cer will be required furnish The Forvar
Agent With ertncste shsving tie number Ct and
Of freight % transported.
This propt stiou viii apply ilSiTi zss hut ia
TO OrHAaizs1 CON oanies.
mSyi- BF6s E.W.C COLE. Sap
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sale OF Drugs at auction.

sale Of Drugs sst Auction.
AN MoDday 9Th Nay 1901 ell st sas on 1s s.os
~ Of Drugs 2ssgaed trust, By 0st1ar
IA the store formerly used b him. on t1s esst na'
tseet, . few doorHssc. h CT the Public SQUARE
TEAMS o. EALB.
All sus up5er RSo eash ever thas anount sa s nonih
time, for noesVell endorsed payable y ~ .rR ,,,..
Internationally q Esln Psadlson o0s az AoFa
HSrfison Bsq.
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HOLNAN'S ARAORYi
Attention CheathS.m Rifles.
Ii those (nst already connected with any other Military
~ the city) and willing 70 serve under the following
0eTs, serssPeetfs y squested Holmsns
No 50 Cherry z-eet, ct * o'clock to Eigbt: J. R. lie
Captain, Vim T. Chsssam LIST Lieutenant. James Everett
Lieutensnt. z. ClsrK % LieusnAnt, B. g. Patterson
Minor sni.h Ensign. Come ore, Genes
splD Il
A LARGE arrival % superior Corn Meal azd CsoP Reed
spR5-tf BENZ. y SHIELDS 4 col
FLOUR, NEAL AND CHAIN SACHS
XNTE will keep hand q supply Of Sacks msnutcfuI
w by n B. Read, Of Smyrna and prepared 70 take
deTs for Ricur Sacks printed IL any desired ST. ie.
Killers and shippers will do veil % sAIl.
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