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, 1861-10-31

ARRIVED. ..-..-Oct.3 80
Prop Barber, Brown, Grand River, ICON lumber.
Prop 3 H FOES, Wilson, Muskegol, 100 N lumber
Bark Great West NO 2, Runsey, Buffalo, 81 eds
Brig $ 4 c1nrk, chriatisnson, St Joseph. 1900 r
Brig Fanny Gardner, Sullivan, B7dalo.
Sehr Wallace, Lorenzo. MuekeGon, 14o m lumber.
schr Belle Stevens, Brown, ST. Joseph, 50 m lam
ber; 20 cda wood. so0 bn POTATOES.
Schr & Allen, Morris, Buffalo,
Sehr While Cloud, Eeey, New Baltimore. aso m
etavee, IS N headings.
lumber. 1e' ~ ~
Echr Yorktown, Johneton, csweso, 200 tons coal,
Sehr Rainbow. Wolf, Buffalo, 1O5 tons coal.
Schf ganena Vista, Ice, Manietee, l20 n lumber.
Scht Wall11, II airing, HulIand, 50 N slaves,
CLEARED. Oct. n
Prop 3 Fl Fose, Wilson. Muskerou.
Prop Barber, Brown, Grand River.
Prop Empire, Richardson, Ogdensburgh, j. Al brls
Aout, lot OF tobacco.
Brig 8 A Clark, ChfistiAnson, st joseph.
Brig Northumberland, Mattel, ,CollinsWood, Il, 900
schr Wallace. Lorenzo, South Haven.
schr Belle SteTens, Brown, St Joseph
Sehr Jos Dresden, EinDegan, HamIin's Pier.
Schr Wa1]in. Wartpg, Holland.
sChr B1en& Fastz, Lee, MaaIstee.
Scht Forester, PeteEsou, Grand River.
schr Z Allen, Morris, Buffalo, Il. 600 bu Wheat.
ELLsNo1A AND MlCRIRAN CANAL
ARRIVED Oct ~
glstgoN. ottaNa, 4,9oo ba wheat
Lc Campbell. Ii salle, $500 bu corn. 6o.ooQ hs
Banner State, La Sale, 1000 bu wheat. 1o4bu po.
tatoea.
, 1861-10-31

ARR1yED.-Mrs. Yates, who has for long
time been Resident Matron at tha hospitals At
Cairo, and more 1atterly at Birds Point, is at
present in the city, making arrangements for
conyeniences and comforts for the sick and
wounded.
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,Tpr Salt.
3L!DBt.

OK 10 REWARD.-Strayed or
eCCsNO Eto.en from the subscriber Ia It Satur-
da5 Ming Oct 2eth alEht b. tzdle COW About
years old. white hez belly and flank, had d5uols
strap around het neck her Ixl white and has been
TO the fub7c1iper, koeh~est Of North Curtis
aid hubbard 5ttcc!r, West Diyisnn ELL receive the
above It|a.G. MAURICE AUt.P3Y.
Et.t
, 1861-10-31

1BAsks.-We are requested By Lieutenant
Waller, Co. I, Yates' Pha1anx, to return to
the citizens Of Mt Pleasant, Dewitt Co., Ill
his hearty thanks for the presentation Of
beautiful sword and sash,
, 1861-10-31
mI6tRIla11Rp1l8

P.HAYDEN.. I wv. KAY, IPOIL3CK WILSON
Kew York; ChtcaZo-f Cincinnati, Ohio,
, 1861-10-31
Gbita9o Gtih,1tte
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1851.


RELIGIOUS No71cA-We are requested to
announce that thefe.wiu be service in st.
-1a1ntE church Friday morning at O'Clock.
, 1861-10-31
Card from Gilbert c. Walker.

CHICAGO, Oct. 50, 1851.
&phem C1arr, Esq, Rrrsideat Of Peoples ,Mass
Convention:
DEAR S1R: 1haTe this morning learned that
the Convention oyer which you presided last
evening put me id nomination for the office
Of County Judge
I1egret to ssJ that cannot accept the nom
inatioD, for the reason that sm Ineligible
The statute upon this subject is in these words,
xiz; No person shall be eligible to The etic 9
"not citizen Of the United States, and who
"khau not have resided In this state for five
s'Years next preceding his election" &c.
Not having been resident Of this State for
five yeare, could not hold the Office # elect
ed. Heartily thanking the members Of the
Convention for this manifestation Of their
confidence and esteem, am,
Yours, truly,
GILBERT G. WALEER
, 1861-10-31

Ho FOB THB CoUNTRI.-An agent, sent out
By THE City Mission" reports want Of at
least fifty men between this aud Ottawa, to
husk co1n and gather in the large crop. The
average pay is Sl3 month and beard. We
doubt not there is q demand in almost every
part Of the State. Those men Who have hereto.
fore gone down south to work can thus bene-
ftfheir families nearer home. Let no able
bedled man look for help this winter, who is
mean enough to idle about tho city when
work is begging for hands in the country
Sober, able-bodied men can apply at 96 North
Franklin street for information, from 70 to
o'clock. E. 3. TUTrLE, City Missionary.
, 1861-10-31
pROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUP.
i PLIES. Assistant Quarter Masters Office,

IMPORTANT TO ALL CON
+ CKERED, 81 THOMAS z. WOOD Il CO. are reccdv
pK aIgs inYoice Of FTunch Glass, imported By them
ZEc. Paipts Vatbishes, Lt1seed, Csrbon. Eetzfoot
and Lard Oils. and al Other articles III ther 11e o'
trade, ali st their usual low prices at I3H Ran
t1o1ph street. Chicago Ia.ESl1y
, 1861-10-31

ERRosEoUs-1n our issue Of October 1st
We copied from q Colombo paper, the an.
nonncsmcnt Of the death Of Leonard C. Wen-
ple, Of this city We are now informed that
fhe statement il erroneous as his friends have
heard from him since thxt time
, 1861-10-31

PCAKDING.--A pleasant front
- rooG It'll bed1 oom asacaed. suitable for q
i'm IT, also roum for single gentlemen at lG2 Souta
C1arf street fcctSxSt
, 1861-10-31

CoRREc71os,-1no our last issue We errone.
.asly dxed the time for the Sherman House
;iree In aid Of the Childten's Home, upon
this evening. The soiree will occur upon
Thursday evening, Nov. 7th
, 1861-10-31

ITO RENT.-A Room to let. fur
a ntshed or urfurrIshed, with board, for gentle
man and bis wife, two sicg1e gent;enen. Inquire
130 Et9te street. cch3I3I
, 1861-10-31

FOR RENT AND FURNITURE
y FOR EALE.-The residence OF the undersigned,
North Halstet street. for re1t and furniture for
ssle. Fer particulars apply at the Office OF GROVES
Z MORRIS, Canal street, between Ran5o1pn ard
Washington streets. IAMES H. NORRIS
pcEHIIW
, 1861-10-31

ITO RENT-& well finished two
l. story House on Price Place, near HaIsted street.
containing zine Eooms water in tie h2nse, &C., &c
Inquire OF y. MEGLADE, l74 South Z 'p1anes. or
562 South Cark stleet. oca91lF :.
, 1861-10-31

hugnIeR. As long as POLITICIANS are in no
Wolse ous,oess enan maklng laughing stocks
o1 'nsmseASes' tae counsss Is sae'
.rr-.t Z. rat.a co,,..-r.,+.
L Young man named wiley Van Duzsr was
arrested yesterday tor passing counterfeit
money. Van Duzer has been arrested before
upon similar complaint, and has long been
notorfous from his connection viii, franox of
| counterfeitere. y.n Dnzer arrived In th,s c,tv
on Saturday nipht with a 1eroe anonnt of
counterfeit fiyes On the Bank Of suacuse n.
Y TIM eoro. ,norav o,o;,.t .,b,oh wo 49,
, 1861-10-31

/ ROARD1NG.-A gentleman and
- bis wife, and few single gentleme1 can be &C.
centmodattd with good b~urd aui pleasant rooms st
123 North Wells Etxeet. oc6T1w
, 1861-10-31

COUNTY DELEGATES.
Worth, 4. Z. Breed; Leyden, N. b. WoodviI1e:
Lemont; William 4. Derby; 0rland, YIN. jack
ron Nllee, Peter AMMAN PalQs, Patrick Kane !:
New Trfer, John Vollman Hyde Park q. N. Hib-
bard: South Chicago, Barney McCanns; West
Chicago, a. Cl5ho1ne, Cicero, - Crawford.
We concur in the above address:
r. a. B. Mills, L. q. Holden, Otto Mutschlech-
ner, John Martin, II. E. Hamilton, j. J. Richards,
Thos: cloMTy, Dr.. Y. A. Boyer, B.. ". Raymond,
lip Dean, j. G. Haines, Wm. B. snowhook, John
Etbbe, James n Mullen, G. S. Hubbard, Matthias
Sehsnb, D. 8. M'Lean. E. Raweon, j. A. Huck, Da-
'1d Walsh, chas Reilz, c. G. Wicker,
TEE TICKET.
For Judgo Of the Superior Court -JoHs II.
WILSON.
Clerk Of the Superior Court-Tuos. B. CARTER.
county Judge-JAHEs B. BRADwKLL
County Clerk-L. P. H11L1ARD.
County T1e8surer-M1CHAEL KELLEY,
Comfy Surye{orTnoAAs McC1MrocK,
Aeeoclate Justices-HERMAN EscHEhBEna. r.
B. BROWN.
Delegates to 5sth Dist SAs ). g. I; d4a1rMs;. a1sss;
Convention Sill Dist. Ssss saa. Rsa4oa! :; Mga.Ka'
TOWN OFFICERS.
West CH1cAao.-Town Supe1rsor-H. Whit.
beck; Assistant Supervisor, a. B. johnson; A..
sessor, q. 4 Wynkoop; Collector, John Julian
Clerk, Msrtin Mayan; 18th Ward Super gisor, q n
Culver; 9th do Joseph Wilson; 10th do John Wyn:
koop.
NORTH CE1cAeo.-Towu Supervisor, Joseph
Wal6hanEer; Assistant Supervisor, Chas. Charles,
ton Collector, Christopher Johnfon: Assessor,
Chae: 4. Helmuth; Town Clerk, John J. O. Reilly;
eth Ward Supervisor, John Costello; 6th do, 6.
Lampsrtnef; 9Th do, sam'1 Mckay.
I
, 1861-10-31

TIC RENT-The Residence Of the
L undersigned. 233 Izdiaua street corner Dear
bern street. The house ia pleasantly locasd and
tAtns FIVE ffet story and stx the second;
srppled ith gas furnacehet snd cold water bath
rlonl. &C.. ana in good r patr tArluEhout.
z, e. LAREKD.
AeCornIck's b7ildt1g cer Randolph & Dearborn.
, 1861-10-31

CANDIDATES MEEr1SG.-The candidates
urcn the Union ticket had q social gathering
yesterday to Arrange the wires for the cleo
lion. Beth Charley Farweu and Long John
were present in tie same room, each occupy
ing, however, opposite corners. The meeting
vas very harmonious, the Antipodes for once
sgreeing upon al points.
, 1861-10-31

We cut the above from the Ner York 1fi-
dune year ego. We tried the recipe practi-
cally last winter and found it to work admi1a-
bly,. Whoever wants good cider for the
winter should cut it out and prepare it as
above directed.
, 1861-10-31


var to rejoin his command. In this connec-
ton We may state that meeting OF the CON.
missioned officers Of his regiment Is In ses
Zion at Springfield today, in consultation
upon the alleged cowardice Of Col Marshall
J. G. LGMBAnp'B BENEFIT CoKcKRT.-Our
readers will not forget the concert Of Mr.
Lumbard this evening, tie programme O,
which will be found In another column. The
teI.ctions We think are particularly hsppy,
consisting OF two brilliant operasic caratinas
ard eight English songs and ballads.
Mrt, Bostwick gives us an Italian selection
and scng by Fesca.. Mfe. Mattfson will SIM
for the first time, grand ssered song, writer
expressly for her magnificent voice By Mr.. E
4. Pssne, The composer aud conductor. MI
George F. Root slngs schnberts Wanderer,
ald 1ia accompany one Of his own pleasing
bslads- Nj. Franz staab will perform tw
brilliant Piano forte pieces, and the Messrs
Luabards will introduce choice selection
from their large repertoire Of songs. The col
cert promises to be one Of the finest Of tn
season, and the acknowledged merit and ge,
erous Ibe1aItF Of the beneficiary In the pak
ehon1d secure for him handsome token {
appreciation at the hands Of the musical pu1
lie this evening. We advise our readers wh
would secure En- eligible seat to 60 early.
, 1861-10-31

HA11ow EEs.-Ihis evening is the ami
yersa1y Of ALL Hal;ow,s Evening, OF HaIlow
Een, 3 festival peculiar to the Scotch and
English. Ne understand that 1t will be quite
generally celebrated by OFT Scotch and Eng
lsh citizens. AL Hallowa is but another yer.
eion cf AL Saints Day, a festival observed by
the Roman Catholic Church in honor Of the
angels and saints. Our English and Scotch
friends have given happy version to the day
ty making 1t The anniversary Of those little
eritl people, the fa.taes, Who upon this evening,
above al others, delight IN merry making and
mischief.
, 1861-10-31

4 L1BEnous DooUsEsT,-The author Of q
libtllous hand bill called the Reuolu1ioaist,
which is being distributed about the streets
and horse cars, is reported TO be A. Judson
Higgins, Who inagiues himself to be q candi
date fer the 1fl1ce Of Clerk Of the County
{1Curt
, 1861-10-31

r. VI BAXTER Il cos
NIL FaxnfahtnE De9ot WeB* Watef street, beeWeea
Randolph and Madison IT., GaicaZn. ILL
Es,sH EaAxna a1AfSzz Err 8Y& HcES&.1E
, 1861-10-31

TEE TR1DISE's QCoTA.-1n cur issue Of
yesterday, We mentioned the fact Of the en-
hstment Of Martin Q7inn, en- employee OF this
Office, in :he Wisconsin Irish brigade. In this
connection it may be stated that the Tribune
Lag cent to the wsrs as its quota, eighteen
men, among whom are two Hergeants, two
eeeond Ieutenants, one first lieutenant, one
esptain and one major, the balance enlisting
as prlvates-
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fess sssf Land for Sale.
The undersigned will sci hispiante -
EEazEA ion, called CAPITAL YIEw, lying on %4S.t&
II the usrth side of Cumberland River, $z<38
FsssN8n three milesfrom the City ofNashville Il
lIlilN4F ccntAing about TAree Hum ~
kaLal8 dred Acres. BE will sell It all --n41ans~
together or small tracts los 70 suit purchasers: Or
viii exchange for well improved property In ire city It 10 Ct
the very quality Of soil s we'll Wstered about half Of
In cultivation and the balance IN hne timber and pastare
There koed dwelling houses good harm and stables
information apply to the undersigned or to John james
sep20-n s-saha IS q THUS. g. JAMEs.
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FURNITURE STORE
NEW

FTYE subscriber eakes TITS method Of informing BIS patrons
and the public generally that ke Sas just trEiEed o S
kasf with splendid stock Of fashionable Furniture =
he leave call atteuton He has taken ana
lifted mp the sore No 90 Market street next door g ~ -
and after ton ard fair dealing
Of re an psrticularly 40 show % snoss
wsbing 70 purchase, ny stock Of Nasses; ss rs ciSs
euual. 81 superior Oh ers u the AfAes,
al the Red Store No Sc Market street you w mes. VII
attentV cerks, who 81 p3easnl 70 sDos w 1917
whether yop vish to purchase or not 90 es~ses -"
any 0t1e' esta6tSsS8ltas f s,zk,rs ,uu,cssy6xo
mKrB-2m ie@s nAm = ~
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TUsT received for constantly article OF Psrf
hne vSrnish Of the quality in quantities suit puI
chasers BENZ SHIELDS q co.
Also consignment OF Perumery, Rnvelops for sale the
trade. - jans3-ul s..iss B. T. Q = co.
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Valuable Printing Office for sale.
SIrUArEDin wealthy section Of country Tennessee and
~ having an extensive subscription list and advertising pat
ronage The paper Democratic, and WILDE sold eanabl
tm. to no one however, bat Democrat The paper
shed TO advocate State Equality and the will
90 oSt his hands % be devoted other
enquire at the UH0E AMERICAN 0Ics
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SOUTHERN TRUNK AAkuFAcTOil
Fassett & Crossman,
no. 81 KAREETSTREK7, NASHVILLE, TEHH.,
anufacturers and Wholesale and Retail


Rnufacturers and Wholesale and Retail
HfI. ,t,- DEALERS IN ALL KIEDsoT
Ladies and Cents Travelling franks,
-. BONNET 30 ES,
VALISES, CARPET BAGS, &c.S &c.s
ESIE call the attention Of all those in want Of any
thing line, wholesale retaJ To- examine oui
stock before purchasing elsewter confident that
other house the city Our stock Is all Of
ou own manufacture made Of the best materials and b
drst Eorkmen All admit the wisdom Of buying worn
made preference TO buying that made at the East ex
pressy for iebbing.
We especially invite the attention Of the LadestoorT
PAT ERT TRUNK FOB La ID ES .
for Bounets Dresses ParasoS, Brushes
and proof compartment for sponges OILS, sc.
All kinda Of Trunks made ORDER covered repaired,
rtnotice Give call 81 Market street, door
seuth CT the Square. EASSETT q CROSSmAN .
mAyl9-d&tVly
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p,ANOst mUsICI

scs,vin9 nv Fall STOCK Of Psnoiortss fron ID
s s FsctoTe which viii be the largest ever oheres II
n citv steinway 4 Sons, a. a. Sale Go hayps srsnes
aaIeton Brothers VIM Kaubs Cos fesss ~ IN M s
a snail sdysncs on csi ca OF Negotiable psper All "a
new and popular music Jufi Feeeveo eos. e
Z eoss - M. q plumber 49, JAS A. MCCLURE.
aenilR-if ---..- -...---L ~ -s..aL /
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Firel Fire Fire!!!

FEyHE remainder Of stock ved from the late IRE on Bro.
street. for sale at 81 College street, doors aboTs
HT9-V - oTEzHyII1z B Egnos.
~ 7'-r~ r 5E#s
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I'm Cbarcerv CourtatGatne.bo-o
VALUABLE BUSINESS HOUSE FOR SALE.

PROPOSE sell, the purpose Of closing co partner
ship business, the three story Brick use, situated
Cherry street, few doors eou Of Broad occupied By
Messrs Bush Bros Grocery Store THE property
p eeton Cherry St. and back 81 feet The third story
Fitted family residence and offers ample for
family and is free from taxson, State, county
Of the eligible business locations n that part Of the
city, aud will be sold AT BARGAIN For particulars To
location and terms apply on the premises or to
mar3O-lm. ISAAC PAIL.
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Notice to shippers.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.

sUPFRIN iFNpENT Q sUTTlcR, I
Mas VILE, Tenn, March 6, 1851
ENeghs from the WI consigned the Nashville
&Chatapeoga R Co.. Of Nashville, snd designed for ship
theRoad Of said COMPANY arriving Nashville In
greater quantities than be shipped the raad
stored in the warehouses Il the company that temporary
storage pro edon have for tibet be opnd eewhee
and purpose Of having the charges ran
uniform, have with Messrs
Davis and Hsrsun No Front street. for the storage OF all
river fregh at cost to Of &l0 per ton of 1900
pounds will Extra Drayage, storage handlirg
preaun for Insurance, missions all expenses incidental
stersge They agreeing to protect the eghts fer forty
days. without additional charge. II protection
length Of time found necessary from any causevhich
Snc ated particular attentioH will be paid to and
lot fOrwssde tAtItitr will be made
give expedition iri bIt and obvste ne
ces.ity ofstorage at Nsshville
Marriott BP B.w. ooLE, supt.
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HIGH PRICE roR NEcRo,

HIGH PRICE FOX NEGROES.
WILL pay the highest market price for IS likely young Ne
grOeS both sexes from u 70 20 years. Call at % Cedar
street - 80 - $50
hire sbost 30 Negroes for The balance Of y
81 80 - II = - g. W HiroHrNas,
H. febo0-1m a... .s... ---aH.#. a CesaF
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SIS Lux ct Lux Fuit

COAL OH LAMPS.
WE have just received another supply Of Ceal Gil L=ns
wv among which are some handsome patterns for Der
Ios ali lifted with the Collins burner which te last improve
spt 80 IS imnessursbly superior any other Lamp nov be
RRb Soness aid Sesinessof fame freedom fo
smoke ppIi II espsFEeten beauty and elegance in fnh,
slssnline and economy ohs Lamp viii give the light Of fopr
ported burn in thess Lamps clear, heaRis sfe, EAe
IRON offensive oror grease spot vhea split EPoR
carpet or clothing, and viii not explode
Rains, BROWN CO.,
Wholesale and retail Druggsts, No ID Public Square
narIS-f a.s- d NGshvilis, Tenn.
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Four Horse Mail Coach.
ENHE only onein Lincoln county running rgay threstine
sveek and back from RayettsVilleto TulahonS leaving
fulahoma, monaay Wednesday and In return leave Fay
Thursday Saturday to connect the malta
the Tullaoma FOR the acconoda
ton Of passengers J. B. Smith, agent ct Tullahsma Good
earsfu drivers The fare through only two dsa
ivI-vH EnuV
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for sale.

GENIAL RRkgsHT oTEIcE, E4sHYILLE AND DECATUR r. R(
N4sHyILLE, Nov, 7.h 1ee0.
an and after the S0tb hst, freights for Decatur ell points
Memphis and Charleston aud all other connecting Roads
viii 10 received and sent forward without delay
To prompt attention fashts have plain shppng
marks the destination in full and Initials OF last road on ssc6
package. Stock sen. through With care and dispatch.
JOHN W. RATCLIFFE,
novlS-d1n General Az ent
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Tennessee Champion
TO RUGL0E.sss,.

N1sre PREPARED 70 "a II TIA. hoog ng and otbsl
~ sneei -SefSl week hss slssry N s1ildinz u 4
est pesnele Faiss 7. n. ECl ANE 4 CO.,
Rirstaeor below Post ofss On chassk strss,.
Apo-dGH Haaht .Et-,- =
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New Spring Goods !!
CHEAP FOR CASH.

AM receiving my Stock Of Dress Goods which pro
pose to sell extraordinarily crlP Bong exclusively
eash business, enables thsandl make
Il 20 the interest Of all TO call and stock Of Dss GosS
embracing, White and Linen Geods Doess Of a knds and
in fact everything gould desire ~ u. ~ 100
must again csi the attention Of those debted to Mica
olson "a. ,Nehoson Humphrey, myself, 70 their
settled accounts, fer the times scn demand immediate
seticn In Elch cages D. HUMPHREY.
spl5-iy Ivy .ast.slaaa s4.Fa-e
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Cash system

Cash system.
E1NoR the year 1861 bus. ness viii be m -..8 .as.
EXCLUSIVELY CASH.
By adapting ystem, greatly
interest," Of friends TO give US their patronage.
.I "a l+E sNYDER q RRIZzELL,
ianl-H .. i. e. ...... 81 Public Square
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Prints.

ME- are daily receiving American Prius . which " in
yte ne attention Of dealers roa CAsa osr a. 80
$50 sH ee en cheaper than any Westsra hois az e1
Aaofo 70 aoh JAMES Low CO,
nar2s-1 sOs & 7lo sixth street, Iosisrilf,s =,
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Corn. HnY and nnas.

| :. = ~t--1 IT. nv VNFfIe
gsr fsesyed IarEs q ssEs Hay snAost. Ma xs III
- sell loFfoS esss- Algo, 1's : - =
P9TAS0ES, FLOPR AND OHI0N SETFz,
AlSrze lot for sale cheap. Also,
Ell EXTRA FINE BH00Mz,
9oQ dozen ysr7 ans RroousH 5sgtr,cstr.a an $1,000.
~ 'NSfs easapt nav y your tne t1r COED krooms
= q s-nTr
nsrTs=g f "-o' : rs = 49, L..
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lyeBEAT NATIoNaL RoDT7
aRA MNLI
10 Haltim0re, PHILADELPHIA. N
ana Boston, and the oeSIv ne
WashfnwfOn CIa-

.sA-VE0S PHILADELPHIA.
and Boston, and the ae.I~ -
Washington CIIT.
NENTRAL OHIO AND RAF.rr-ou
~ OHlO RAILROADS terminate Al aaItt,..-~ - II
ton City OF tAe East, and Columbus On ~ JT-,s -
connects with Railroads for and from All % I. - -
west, South-west and Narth-ty
phT,s sse1gs7 . this Route viais ne es, a
Y.r - 49, ~ org, or Boston, st TIE cost e tIcks
Aork Of no1.o1 alenes ~ athsF lima -, 80
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