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Messrs. McClarn Of Smith, Rogan of Hawkins
aGsOdpasture of Overton, Trousiale of Sumner, and
Barnes of Davidsoa were put in nomination for En-
crossing Clerk, and after several baliotings Mr.
James W. Rogau of HaRkins, received msiority
Of all the votes cast, and declared duly elected
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Notice

Election for Directors Of tie Tennessee Marine and Fir
Insurance Company, Mil be held the of said corr
ssps5-tG - = = 4. ". BUTLER, se:rsLary
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y WEI TIL BE READY FOR DELIVERY
2N .S4T1RDAYNETB54 OgzORzR

LATE UNrTED STATES MINISTER At coEsTANT1SoPLE.
entire profits Of all 70 be devoted to fhs
relief o. The sck and Wounded soldiers Of the Confederate army
under bs direction AMI special charge Of tie 81 deS Soldiers
RsIisf sosistz Tsnnsa.ea,,- n - - - :
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FOF First Assistant Clerk the names of Messrs
JohniM. Van Dyke, R. @. 4Ress, YIN r. Parks. A: c
Ncryell and Thomas T., s.. Russw urm were put Il
domination. Ga the 9Th ballot, Ar. RussWurm
having received majority of the Vo ties cast W a.
declared duly elected ala 1s.sa
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For Sale.

LARGE Iotof Singers best No Sewing Machines espe
n csly adapted the manufacturing OF Army Clothing
sc ALI new and in good order, having usSd
Appy to JANIS RHGIss, Esq Nashville. Tenn
oct2-d2V -se -r. j. o. WIRELESS
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DIss ,,I,

~ q ,sf 90 Il, DISSOLUTION. --- -saa
FEVHE partnership heretofore existing bstween
Il and W. HOOPER H1RRTs, under the firm style 81 Hugh
Mcora Co., is this day dissolved BY mutual consent, w.
Hooper Harris having sold his entire interest stocx
and accounts Hugh McCTea, who viii continue the basin
at the old sisnd the firm OF Hugh NcCrea Co..
who have assumed the liabilities Of the oil Arm and alone
aUthor- zed to set lie the old books.
gr.rse -.rss-r rr~s--a -r.---- HUGH keCREA.
So ~ w. HOOPER HARRIS.
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Louisville ana Nashville Railroad.
NOTICE TO SHKPPE8S.
Until further notice fights for shipment to BswiEnEsa
u andinterlsdats points will Be received pael oloo<
fseplOia g-l.l4l LsgsH - D. RhLEkfEs- Agent
- -at wanted,
l. NEGRO girIbeeeu age Of eight and twelve years
for narse, Address this 06ee. eef2-dlt
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rAsbaok i. entitled,

n - - Thebook Is entitled, Er--4-
fLerters on slavery from the Old world,
Written during the for the Presidency of the United
saesih 1866 to which sided letter Lord BRoUeHLN
the JOIN BRowN raid and brief reference to hs result Of the
Presidential election and its consequence BY WILLIAMS,
late United States Minister to Turkey 1-1r-s .HgI
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A few copies of this work, bound, fol
the Sessions of 1888 and 1859-60, can
be procured BY applying at this is offGe9ls
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AttenItOn. Tennessee Cay

Attention, Tennessee Cavalry. (
IFTY recruits will received into Cavalry Company
e Saddles sr dies furnished RePsrt at Carp Bow
Green. Ky. forthwith. ANDREW J. POLkSS ]
Camp Bowling Grsen, Sept ,'sl7dsS Capt Cavalry;
20 OnA VELVET C0RzSj Jast recsi vsd
Soc.sltta : : : = PAYNE, JAMES co..
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DixSoIutiOn.

yayHE eopsrneTsbp eIistrg between the rnder
signed un5er he frm OF IH0sP soE, SPiRRY 4 Co,
Is this day dissolved ~ utna consent John n SeTy and
He ~ sperry retiring from Tie business vi b
By Mr. Rost. Fhompae under the arm style OF R0br
BoHPs0E Ell pay all cEia5 against she old firm,
and il alone auihorizsat the n liqu1aiOn.
.tsr.-rE .l-r R0bT. Ta0h ErOS
. a. ~ H4 81 l5 IOaN " sPERRY
.r.a.. 81 e. sa. e =. H HENRY sPaRRY
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CITY NoEIoES.

tieneraI Oraers, No. As. sN o.
FoRT HENRY, Tenn River,
August 231, 1861.
AL absent Officers and soldiers belonging to this
Post are directed to join their respective commands
immediately By orders of & HEMAN
Col. Commanding at Fort Henry.
MS M. q W. L. RCCoNSICo. Adiatant
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The SPEAKER declared the election of Principal
Clerk in order --....-..---
Mr.. DUNLAP nominated Fred S D,Wolfe.
MraR0BB nominated Samuel Y Bro wn. of Chest
ham county. 8 @ .----sE-s
The fret ballot resulted for Devote IS and Bf5
2S-' Mr.. DaYolfe was taereppon declared duly
elected. a q 81 --a.-e- = .e
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mOIasS"S Cheaper than Esacon at Cents
SsA GBLs Superior Sugar Rfdnsry Moia'sss; Just
ebN ceived and for sac BY PAYNE, JAMkS & co. -
Nashville 'ober 4. '6l DIT 900
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For Rent from Ist of October, 1851.
TWO story Brick Dwelling Ewing Avenue four large
~ rooms, besides keE, servants room, CELLAR and wood
house. Will sell portion Of the Furniture. apply to
"a .r -. ---r. s--t. %. H EWING & Co, +
Sep94-dIw Corner Church nd oelieyp streeis
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TENNEsEE LEGIsLATURE.
SENATE.
MONDAY, OcroBER Z, 1861.

MONDAY, OCTOBER Z, 1861.
AT II o'clock A H.. the Senate was called t.
order by the former Clerk, John AcClarin, anC
prayer was offered by Rev. r, B. G. Howell. D. D
The cath Of efRce was administered to ali the
Senators present by Hon W. X Turner; Senators
Dunlap. Myeru. TreWhitt and Wester being absent
On motion of Mr.. Bumpass, Mr. .McNeilly took the
Chair, and announced the election Of Speaker the
first business in order.
Mr.. Morris nominated Mr. Barrow.
Mr.. Hldreth nominated Mr.. Turney.
Mr.. Bumpass Nominated Mr.. Lane.
Mr.. Spurlock nominated Mr.. Jones.
Mr. Hill nominated Mr.. Cheatham.
ga The Senate then proceeded to vote for Speaker
land after six several ballots, recess was taken till
y - - - -. !
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Lost, Cd
AN yesterday double Pocket BSd clntaniag ), mostly
~ IN dollar BILLS The finder vii be rewarded b. leaving
It st this ofic'. '-- Eoet5- Il
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ST. CLOUD HOTEL.
FTER the Goth Of September the price at this Hotel Of Dy
n Beard viii be 50 90 per week, payable weekly
Sepl7-dIE lis-a-s Z SAM CARTaHf
Sugar and mOlaSses.
IN HHDs Prime Sugar; -ss ... fl1 aa1G
SbO IS Barrels Aosassas; l-r.e .-.r i--i7slll
IS half Barsls No lasSss; in Etsrs and for sale BY 81
sepl9-d1 g. HUGE, AcoREA 4 CO..
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PRINCIPAL CLERK.


Mr.. McNEILLY nominated Mr.. Frame II Paul Of
Shelby, for Principal Clerk of the Senate who re
ceived all the votes cast, and was declared duly
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IL taken out Of State SIS rt4en up asd secured that
lean get him Re may have LEFT hers With Of tie R
msnts Ray ssin be shout town.
--lt - srt Description. .-z1sg
with shor close hair large ard prouent lips, fine set Of
teeth rather spoken has slight the pack Of the
neck CT letter weighs about $50 by is about feet 10
inches hieh and IS ~ CT u years old .
- s-p3 DIFF " L B LAWRENCE
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IEg ga HZA1 I'd 1Trsoza se Az sE5I,5sl "a
Or orr not due. % sssEs or osr a5s o.
9th. Losses adius ted and eue-nsne ..e-r q. -
7th Losses adjusted ana not % 3iS %
siaiiy rsporei Is he SEQ 60
9th Losses N suspense, waiting further proOf 900 Co
10th, All otherelAirs aga nst the ecmPany-n0Ae.
SEQ aarI l5i3 s-sszs e OK l1-z11-s sos 9s5 Is
lh The creates. arcun insured in any risk 900 %
lg Fhe greatest ed By Tie ef The company
be any toWn,ey FiagedependSu psn the
size Of the town and character Of the buildings
18th The greatest Gmeunt allowed to be iniu;ed in any
. block, dspends uP0n us ard character.
18th. Tbe Of incorpe on OF tie eOup2nye as last
statement except the following an eDdmsnts, VIZ: (See
o. T. BRRsEEs Secretary .-,rra r.-...- -...--I
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AN ACF to amend Az incorporating tie Icsuranes Con
Bsny Virginia Of kchm9nd, passed March 10,
1857. Esa -l--A--
Be enacted By the General Asssiy, That tie fret and
second sections Of tbs act passed March 90 @ entitled act
to incorporate TIE Insurcce COmpanyof tie STATE Of Firu
Of Rehnond be and the same hereby amended AID reaas
si 70 read as foORs Z
ses l. easced BY the General Assembly Of Virginia,
That James Afford JONES Eengon Goddn, Daniel Decson,
and such other pus X hereafter associated WITH e,
corporse and style Of the Insurance Company
with all ghs privileges conferred, and made SUBJECT to
Vrgioa, ppcabe such corporations, and lot neOnsent
with the provisions Of this T
SEC Fheoapits stock Of sa corpo aSn shall net less
than enc husdred hsusaDd dollars, than Esn
dollars (igde8 into shares Of tEenty dollars each.
Ihs act shall bein ,f0rce from is passage .7ss
ut-rlI sl-.-z7-f1 B0LLIAG " HAxALLs Pres
O. +. BREsKE, Secretary. ..r- s
STATE OF YIRsRIAs CTTY % RlcHNorp, to-EE--
Personally appeared before me- Ntty Public for the ty
Aforesaid Bcng H2xa, Presto and Bresee. Secyes
~ q the Insurance Company Of tie state OF Virginia and e
oath that TIE within Statement Of tie aars Of said company
correct and true. ~ ~ ~
Gwen under ny hand, this Il Il dag ot sRtsHbsr, 1851
80. J. l. 4PpEkS0.t, \. P.
The uatersFned connue tie Pelo IN the above rea
bic COMPANY. and settle Losses prompt p -.
ColounaSe Building, corner en- ny ard EsA reg SIS.
ssrt22-esw '--.-s .
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AFTERNOON SESSION.


The Senate was called to order and the bal!otinp
resumed and after some ten ballotings the name Of
Mr.. Barrow was withdrawn, and another vote
o taken resulting. for Jones nine and for Cheatban,
twelve. Wherespon Mr. Cheatham was declared
duly elected, and Nessrs. Barrow and Jones an.
pointed to conduct the Speaker to the Chair, who
upon taking his seat. said ssi,'1..lT
SEN4ToRs;-If under the ordinary crcumstances
of the progress Of Government the high honor CON
ferred upon NE deserves the prOfCandest acknow
Judgements ohat should be the emotions inspired BY
your partisiity upon sreh occasion IS this 4
new nation has been born-a new star. adds its
glory TO the armament Of empire since our prede-
cessors were deputed to this hall by free and
GhVRlric people Constitutional freedom which
yielded 10 usurpHtion and tyranny in the old Re.
public, finds its regeneration in the new. The love
of liberty that animated the hearts of our fathers
and made their achievements immortal awakens
ats aeUhO IN their Observation-Disclosures heroic col
this day and this hour are living Notifications
against the adEancss of despOtism upon republican
liberty.
Senator'S, from the heart thank you for the dis
;inguished honor you have conferred uponme and |
proceed to the discharge Of the arduous duties Of
1he pOsition, assured ct your kind assistance in nit
igatIng its embarrassments and difficulties. -1ss-
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Z HAVE removed Shoe establishment MARI street. No
SO, near the public square, door Morrow Son
where would pleased to former customers and friend
shall all keep hand general assert
ne { OF Homo Made boots and Shoes, in gsPa.
Low the price materials viii justify,
Army shoes all kinds oheay kept
or made order. en 2
CHEST market price paid for Hides and Leather.
seu90-tt JAMES ". HAMILTON. o.
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TWO exchange twenty two Of woodland in the vicinity
Of Na4hviIls lsf city property Or Negroes Apply to
,ap7 "A STATE CapftaI
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For Sale or Rent.

HAVE for sale reat three comfortable residences, with
40 OF lsEd situated he vicinity OF TJIee Springs
county which is celebrated for its healthy atmosphee
Persons desiring pleasant mortabs home would do wei
apply Immediately st This office for rartcuars. oc3-u
A GENTLEMAN wishes to purchase for his own us. a
strictly No house servant For possessing superior quail
tiles sesstTees, &C., liberal ri;e will be paid
Apply at City HotaL "-, 10 I'D octl-d
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STOCKHOLDERS 10 the Nashville Gcn Factory notied
- that the Directors call OF live Dollars upon
share payable before tie first Monday in septeue'
next The Stockholders requeited lat the Office OF e
Unlerzgned Ne Az Cherry street, I'd make prompt pay
Rnents. ~ q rs a---s = j. Il. B0STICK, /
sufQ5-H sccreslry and Treasurer,
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Mr.. MILLER noniinatsaE A. Keeble, of Ruth
erfOrd county. -stsna8 416l
The House then proeeededt to ballot, with the fol
lowing result: @
FIRST Ballot-W IL Martin l6, john Martin q
Kee0le II, and Austin Miller 4. On rEsM Isl
Second Bauot-W. L. Martin Il, John Martin q
Gnl Keeble % E f--. =. se---, ~ I
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scasOnabIe Ready-Made Clothing
Removed,

EN- SHIELDS CO have just received large invoice,
, which tie consgner wishes to cose in lot, bargaia
sep 4-d;f III BENJ. y. SBIEL' a. co.
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Recruits WanIG-
RER BxE Form desires to form company try
Fk those desiring volunteer will please report theses
at No. :, Cedar street, Public Square. sSp!7-dR
, 1861-11-28
NELND0LD'S EXTRACT BNEEIN.

" FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
PREPARED ACCORDING TO
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY,
T.Et:r1EiD AL, TSED EY
EMINENT rHISICI IANS
lzELMReLD.s EXTRACT HECx1g5
j. s,-.1.; II is taste anl odor immediate in ~
:,. i"ce t:ona al Injurious properties Cure. At
l..':.c .*l'tl.+c.
LITTLE ~: NO CHANGE IN DIET.
i'r.ce ONE DOLLAR rer bottle, or s11 f,r FIVE
"1!AIs dtlivt7c5 to any name, 1aiti1 hotel post.
e.: :es. nfire OF store
Describe Symptoms in al Communications.
HElEDDLn'5 GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
EXTRACT B;-CHE.
EXTRACT SAEsIAE1LI4A-
i':iI.r 'aSs. l1EAsx NOTICING make no sccre. Of
j gradients. They arc selected by Competent Drug
-.s .Gd arc Q! the best qnality.
HELNEoLp's GENUIKE PREPARATIONS
rEE1A.Ep IN vACro. TT
II. r. HE,LAIBoLD,
lTitTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST.
De.ct-in: South Tenth 81. Philadelphia, Pa.
BOLD By
LORD & SMITH,
Wholesale Druggists, Is Lake Sf.. ciicaso,
.9t:,s tv9 the Suite Of 1ao:s Also ly al .o6pccta.
II" Druggists.
EEvaRE or coyS-E"FE1Ts
Ask Tor TEeI1abo!a-s---Takc no other.
, 1861-11-28

"Perhaps I shan't never borrow any more
money Of you 10 more!' continued The chief
"You make nc miserable! Sec! These
tears are real, and these poignant lnoans arc
nat'ral. Big thing!n So spoke Boozy-
Toozy.
"aere a;a is my photograph. It shy one Of
"Tlank yon-oh, thank ,su!' said Boo
zywoozy: "Ill wear it next to my leart,'
and hc placed it III his left coat tail pocket.
IF ! tall,n said WoShy-boslhF, elntehing lis
me- that you will brcaj. tie news gently TO my
creditors! Prepare them gradually for the
dreadful shock.''
"Considcr it already lone!' said Booty
%oozy, ever anxious to accommodate Ills old
and tried friend.
sOur friendship reminds me Of that Of Da-
mon and Pythias,' said Woshy-bo5hy.
II think myself We are somewhat Oh that
lay" replied his trusty friend, ''BuI what are
you putting that junk bottle Of peppermint
in your pocket fos:''
ITO have it in case OF emergency
'tAl, indeed! I remember General Price
Lad it pretty bad.
t'Had what -
1.-The emergency"
| "And do you remember, likewise, my good
Boozywoozy, how I, one day, in the exnbcr-
| ance Of my childish heart, tied L cooking
! stove to the neck Of my dccrepit grandfather,
| apd slowed him into the river? All. the mp
| py days Of my childhood! Rock me- to sleep,
| mother, rock me to sleep!"
There was profound silence in the w;gwam
! for q mcmcut, save the sound Of the tears o1
the savag.s, which pattcred, pat1ercd, upon
! the ffoer.
s'Will childhood's days" says Woshy-hoshE,
at length, buckling on his arnlor, also his coat
I If mail" will c!:i!dllood's days ever come
| back to us again:''
| <'l'n bet tie coffee and cakes At Mcschutt's
that they wont!:' exclaimed Doozywoozy.
1T is a go?a
| They conycr=cd few moments more, when
| Noshy-hosuy arose 10 depart. You will sec
| Ne, mother lie said III 4 soft voice, will
you nots Hpsht f. fall, ask her, oh, why
Should the spirit Of mortal be pronds''
! II will intcrrogate that elderly female npoE
| that important matter tile moment hear yor
| have been scoopcl in!''
"'Tis well!'' said tie chief. '.And nov
farewell! I fain would have thy blessing up
on my head ere go; and if you cal, also lellt
Inc your umbrella, shall esteem it pazticu
lar tayor.''
, 1861-11-28

Conduct Of Great Men In mn Enler-
Eency--The Last Of the Suake-Eead
kebellfOn.
In Arte'nus Wards classical story, entitled
"Nosly-BosAy, or tic Prestldi.iatiny Sntaw
OF tie Snake Heads, puh|ishelin in Vaa;ty Fair,
VIC find tic following exquisite chapter, in
which the characteristics Of great lnen in
times uf great pn1:lic and personal peril, are
depicted i'll Il style that some OF our cotcm-
ror,rics would, in al emergency, term
"-rapLic:''
II 1'eca1l,c daily more and more evident that
Il battle was imminent. The Silyertoes, hay
ing encountered several rcyerses. were now
ne!1iug themselves for Il grand effort. They
were coming with tirr and sword, and Ill that
sort Of thing.
w Wosly;nssny lSnew tlis, and yet he was
even cheerful, and laughed perhaps more
lacartiIv than ever over tie Jokes and spark
ling paragraphs in the National IntcHigcaccr.
Yet Tie S1;skc-Heads did not question his
ability 10 lead then. in this crisis. They well
knew ti.At wien aroused lie WAS as terrible Us
an army with banners, or spcckled jackass
while in the act Of kicking over j peanut
stand.
He chawed more tobacco, however, than
usual.
One day lie took large cllaw, and handing
t it to Boozywoozy. he said:
*.Will you sustain me-"
| II WILL replied the gentle savage biting
| offl large piece.
"Take pound Of the best store tobacker,'' ~
| said Woshy-boshy, land soak it in molasses
| and rum, and it makes as good tobackcr as /
want to usc-that is, if It is chemically exam
! ined hy Professor Chiffon, and warranted to
contain no dclC1cTious substances"
Aner enjoying themselves chawing tobacco
| for sometime they commenced planning for
tie coming. engagement "As we don't wish
TO become idiots and gibbcrs, with straw in
our hair, We won't look at those maps in the
New York Herald any more. Let us souse 4
Tom cat in a pm Of ink, draw him across .
sllctt Of paper, and have 4 more intel1igible
map Of our own So said Woshy-boshy, aud
Boozywoosy was agreeable thereto.
WosLy-Jo=hy had appointed the next day
far the foe TO advance The plans were al
made. Already the Si1akehcad troops were
On tllcirway to tho field, three hundred masses
and twcnty-tour barrels Of them having
gone round BY Lake Superior, Oh board tht
st:amcrIron City, Captain Ed. Turner: Wosly
hushy paiposed going by way OF Portland, ami
Ind engaged passage on MaSield's stage. I
was an affecting scene, the parting OF Woshy
fWsAy and Boozywoozy. The latter had con
scicntious scruplcs about engaging i'll 4 wa
where they fired real bullets, and hence h
was to stay at home.] They had known cacl
. other from childhood, md now they wer
; about to paH H-perl1aps forever. "Do you RI
1nc1.ls" r. s:!id Woshy-boshy, in voice treu1
bling with emotion, "how VIC used to throw
STONES at III old blind man and scalp appl
TING? Innocent prattlers Them days
past! Do you remember, too, how in afte
years, as we were about blossolning into man
, | hood, I used to borrow money Of you?''
? A"I do" said Boozywoozy, tears standing t
his eyes in chunks I do, distinctually!'
, 1861-11-28

eD To Consunptiec<-Tne atlver-
!s'r iIa.tr. been socel to health IN Few weeks hy
fe:t simple remedy. After livi.i- suffered sE:at
wars with rns affection AMI that dread 'l;S
ease. Consumption, Is anxious lnl&c known to ii.
tl!ou snycre;s i'ic ,cnns II cure To nj wo t'-if:
\ c yin ssn cany Of he rsssroa u;ea e.' nre; ,c ~
:as't which they will tnd e'iTc f: Co'sl.r 81 TT
IGN Asthma. Bronchitis t. Tic Oily ohsSa S ~ tie @
'!crd: and lie hores cvtry n1,! !Sy Hr % ra
.ir ~ 1: will cost them !'oh'e ant 7as P'osc u
"tldrc.s Rev EDWA ARD a. WILSON. W;!tat1s5u:-a,
King CeGniy, New York os-1-11tN.a2
G For t!.c t1>carc~: and best Hair
7ewc:s. wi:s B:sids. Cs,r!s FT'x:sts &C. 70 10 4.
t}fEN Al I,37 i'm aEr s:-eti- and eSaElnr thlsH
tcrfr1 f;,,:,e a-t. M scr.til1r can detec. :lc
r;i.;t,, J.,,r ;c natr when adjusted to the head
His Iiay Jcwrl7r cnn1a: ms always the newest Paris
>iyl..s a.. ar::tls will give entire satisfaction
, 1861-11-28

OF NEW IORK.
1s,-T!c 11.e os lie Company i: thu Corr, Exchange
FiF Ant: 1nlnd M &; Nasisas;on lnss.ance ce;ap'ny'
aTHy y aSaa' + 4 ts; @ S' :;aeE t'psk p g
Assr1s.
7:;-Ca=1. lard and i'll hank a1, ia the
l':at!s vi i.eIlt:.- *'D Is
;-Fsnk si"sS oNEtti II tic c",u.ns 1i:i9 %
;:-pc1is 'e t'c 4; Company SECURED ts :tF- ~
s,a-l:. - ste!e'i .: ); vi:; u s:ocis
lor.1- ard securities. csiscr than rcal =.
-psbis lH: tvr'y i'rtaiai; 81;
:.!.-;Ss,E;ss! imr5s; H. ,,. 3!
Total .s5 o
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, 1861-11-28

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