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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-08

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Manson, the proprietor Of
Munson's Hill, in Virginia, from which the
rebels have Just retreated, has been, with his
daughter, spending several days at Sails
bury, Conn. His farm embraces about two
hundred acres. He was compelled to leave
it after the retreat of our troops from Bull
Run. His son, who remained behind for a
few days, had bis horse shot under him by
the rebels, when he was finally compelled to
fly, but escaped himself unharmed. The
whole family are devoted to the Union, and
Mr. M; was one of the very few persons in
last election. His house and barns have all
been burned. .........
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-08

Mr.. Kuntze, a young American artist has
on exhibition in London the model for a
statue America" 1t is seven feet high, aud
represents noble female figure. The right
hand is held forth in an inviting attitude;
the left arm leans on shield on which are
The figure is halt invested with draperies OF
different characters, one being of furry
texture, indicating, Of course, the varied
products of the country, an idea still fur
ther carried out by the fruits and grain
abundantly scattered at her feet.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-08

The United States steamer Poohdtan, in
chase of the Confederate privateer Sumter,
seems to have excellent luck in finding
where she has been. 1t is the story of the
Hibernian hea "when you put your finger
on him, he isn't there"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-08
TRAITORS IN HIGH PLACEs.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the Philadelphia Press
thus writes to that journal of Saturday:

'uus WHITES 10 thaI Journhl OI OdturudJ
Washington City is the very nest of these
veImin. They are often among the loudest
to shout hosanDas to the Union; but let a
battle be lost to the American flag, and they
can not restrain their joy. The female
Secessionists who shelter themselves behind
the impurities and privileges of their sex,
delight IN every kind of demonstration
against the Government, and are only
dangerous when they irritate their lords
and masters by pretending to sympathize
with the cause of the country. They then
become the efficient and vigilant auxiliaries
of Davis and his crew. 1t is believed here
that, Immediately after the movement upon
Munson's Hill had been decided upon by the
military authorities and the Cabinet, in.
formation was conveyed to the rebel troops
across the Potomac, and upon this admoni-
ton they retreated without the loss of q
man.
It will tax human ingenuity to devise q
remedy for this prevailing disease. Enough
is known to prove that the oath Of allegiance
will not do it.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-08

THE Gazette this morning thinks that
Washington is safe. The Louisville Journal
of yesterday thought otherwise. Both are
probably correct; but both need coniirma-
tim
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-08

Mr.. FosDIoK's poem, "Tubal CAIN" re.
published by request of the Sketch Club of
this city, will be found on the fourth page.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-08

MARYLAND TOBACCO CRoP.-The Marlboro
Gazette states that the tobacco crop in that
county was considerably lesseped by the
continued prevalence of rain in August, and
much Of it has been seriously damaged siuce
taken TO the house by unlhsorab.c weather
for Culing. TIE cI0p will H. LI.O" sLs
average in quantity and quality.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-08

FORT SUMTER PREPARED FOR A SIEGE.-Al
the coopers in Charleston have been engaged
in making water tight kegs and barrels, to
be used at Fort Sumter. They are to be filled
with fresh water, 50 that if communication
with Charleston is cut of, they will not per-
ism iOr water uLsil tLI.e LLvusAuu easAs full
are exhausted.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-08

The New Orleans Crescent of the 18th ult.,
in its commercial column, says; "rhe
things that were. No cotton, no exchange,
and 10 staving."
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-08
No. So West Fourth-st
Tap1l-tf2p1
EXH13OKSIA4|
Good News at Last.
VWNHE NEVER.FAILING MIR. RAPH-
- AEL is the best. He succeeds when all othors
have failed
ALI, WHO ARE IN TROUBLR

TUE, NEYER::FAILING MIR. RAPH-
have failed
ALL WHO ARE IN TRoUBLR
All who have been unfortunate, all whose fond
hopes have been disappointed crushed and blasted.
deceit al%ho have been deceived and triied with
all go to him for advice and to get satisfaction.
the SANDER and envy Of your enemies fall harmless,
and he sustains your character and respectabiity,
DOUBT Of the sffe tions Of those they love oonsut
him to relieve and satisfy their mindf % al and t0 nd
IN LOVE AFFAIRS HE NEVER FAILS.
BE has the secret Of winning the affections of tho
opposite sex He guides the single to wealthy and
His aid and advice have been solicited in innumer-
able instances and the result has ALWAYS been
a SPEEDY AND HAPPY MARRIAGE.
Mr.. Raphael is, therefore, a sure dependence.
To all in business bis advice is Invaluable. He
Of ali commercial and business transactions and
speoulations Mr. Raphael iuterprets dreams for
lottery numbers with unfailing accuracy.
MORE GOOD NEWS.
Mr.. RAPHAEL will cast your horoscope or write
your nativity: Every man; thr9u d the length aud
who can not get on in the world, should be in pos
session of his Horoscope and get Mr. Raphaels.
WRITTEN OPINION OF bis FUTURE PROS
PEOTS IN LIFE.
1t will guide you to wealth, emnence and honor.
Thousands of good men who were unfortunate aud
unsuccessful in their businessmen who worked
fortune the greater part Of their lives, and who
founo, the more they tried to get forward in the
world tho more things went against them-theso
men got Mr Raphael's written opinion upon their
future prospects in life. All those who wisely fol-
lowed Mr. Baphaels advice are now
RICH, HAPPY AND SUCCESSFUL
In all their undertakings while those who were
blinded by prejudice and ignora ace, neglected his
advice, are still abOring against adversty and pow
erty. Be assured,
WEALTH, EMINENCE AND GOOD LUCK
Are within the reach OF all. If you wish 30 be
rich and happy you will consult him also.
GOOD NEWS FOB THE AFFLICTED.
He has the gift, and can tell the afflicted the
cause Of their disease and suffering. He can also
toll whether they be cured or not thus saving
Consultations daily, Sundays excepted
All interviews strictly private and confiden.
tal Therefore, say, go onel go al and consult
Consultations daily, Sundays excepted.
AIinterviews strictly private and confidential
Therefore we say, go one 60 ALL and consult
| MIR. RAPHAEL,
| The ASTROL0GER Of the NINETEENTH Century,
| No. 50 East Flfth-street,
| Between Sycamore-st. and Broadway, Cincinnati.
EH- When you call, ask for " The AsTRoLoGER,"
it will prevent mistakes.
| Price reduced to suit the times Terms: Ladies',
Fifty Cents; Gentlemen, One Dollar. -
| Persons at O distance may communicate, OONFI-
DENTIALLY, by letter, if they inclose One Dollar,
u CAUTION 10 THE PUBLIC.-Mr Raphael, the
| Astrologer, has no connection with PROFEssOR
| Raphael, or with any other gentleman of the same
name. e26.Tu, Th&Sat II
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THERH will be no Fair held at Richmond,
Indiana this year.
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Somebody says that every cord of Wood
given to tie poor is re corded above.
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THNHR WEEKLY PRESS NOW READY,
~ containing the News Of the Week, both Foreign
and Local, and o Telegraptic Seminary OF Events
elsewhere, up to the hour Of going TO press.
For sale vt the Counting room. Price 3 cent?.
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C1T1TF 0F 01TO- 11NO oNC0ITI ITON

GTATE OF UHIU, HAMILTON CUIMON
- PLEAS. : NO. 1879. i Divorce, - Elizabeth
Benedict vs.. William Benedct.-The said defendant
10 hereby notified that depositons will be taken in
the above action on the part Of plaintiff, at the Of
fce of NJ III. w. Tilden, in the cty of Cincinnati,
between the hours of O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock
ocs.cWy O"'' M,H&W. TILDEN.
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CLOON-In Covington, KY, October 6, Samuel
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R.TRAINS FOR CAMP DENNISON
ASE4 leave Cincinnati at and 300 A, My
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RETUBNING-Leaye Camp Dennison at 7;1O
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CULPHITE OF LIME. FOR ARREST
- ING FERMENTATION IN WINE AND CI-
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imparting NO unRlessantness, aud its SUCCESS is
and are prepared to supply any demand, at low
price, W. j, M. GORDON BRO,
Manufacturing Chemists and Druggiats
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WEsTCHEsTER, PBNNA, UctOber 4.
At the great Union meeting at Hsyesville,
Chester County, on the lst inst, the follow
ing letter from Ex. President Buchanan was
read
HWurAnrAND NrAp TANcAerrp pprNA }
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REMOVAL.

ID HnO'IIIl'S hair Tonic for ''' 'SSsEAov1LLu & 90
febe6-n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-23
THE CORRESPONDENCE
BETWEEN
Mr.. seward and the Confederate CeEsa.
missiOnerss
THE GAGE OF WAR
TH9OwN DOWN AND ACCEPTED.

The following is the correspondence between the
Secretary of State and the Commissioners from the
Confederate States:
Messrs Forsyth and Cratord to DR. Sesoard, opening
Negotiation and Stating Of tie Case
WASHINGTON CRY, March IL, 1861.
Hon. VIM. II. Seward, Secretary of State of the
United States: Si,-The undersigned have been duly
accredited by the government of the Confederate
States of America commissioners to the govern
ment of the United States and in pursuance of their
instructions, have now the honor to acquaint you
with that fact, and to make known through you, to
the President of the United States, the objects of
their presence in this capital.
Seven States of the late federal Union having IN
the exercise of the inherent right of every free peo
pie to change reform their political Institutions
and through conventions of their people, Withdrawn
from the United States and reassumed the attributes
of sovereign power delegated to it. have formed
constitute independent nation, de faco and de e
and possess government perfect in all its parts, and
endowed with all the means of selfsupport.
With view to speedy adjustment Of all ques-
tons growing out of this political separation, upon
such terms of amity and good will aslthe respective
interests geographical contiguIty and future well
fare of the two nations may render necessary, the
undersigned are instructed to make to the Gov
ernment of the United States oyertures for the OPEN
ing of negotiations, assuring the Government OF
the United states that the PRESIDENT congress, ana
the people of the Confederate States earnestly de-
sire peaceful solution Of these great questions;
that it is neither their interest their wish to
make any demand which is not founded in strictest
justice nor do any act to njure their late confed
crates.
The undersigned have now the honor, in the ODE
dence TO the instruction of their Government, to
request you to appoint as early day as possible, in
order that they may present to the President of the
United States the credentials which they bear and
the objects of the mission with which they are
charged. We are, very respectfully, sir your obe-
dieut servant JoHN FORSYTH.
MARTIN ]. CRAWFORD.
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NHJE oaer for the place which Coleman has Vss
NJ since 1855, snd The 4ogsTs land, lying On
Ysilo rse Dickson partly The stage road,
hi, one nile On WfiIiamsTs and three niles Of the Nash
villa ana Nohwestern Railroad healthy, peaant and bean
tIfI mart Of Tennessee Said land eoans about two hundred
and ninety aeseehty cleared, and acut hy acres
god Iand "a clear IL good state Of eutvsons vita
5rahle Dwelling out ho1se ETC ETC. AlRo two good
orchards and falling springs Of excellent sar
val certainly be s3s of he most des
rable this section Of country We promise
thfs land, will sell cash. tine with inter-
ed Far further information call McNeiily, who
lives near said places the undersyDed RoVers Lsmn
rsrnss.es river. BYRN 4 BROTaER.
Izaioa and AnsrioaH copy, and charge AdaOcats.
Rp29-u
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NUMBER 20


Lincoln had determined 70 appeal 10 the srvord 70
reduce the people Of the Contadsrata States 70 tha
will of the sec ion or party whose President ne Isl
that the undersigned resumed the official neOctia-
ton temporarily suspended, and sent their Secreta
~ for reply to their official note Of Marck 18th
Il is proper to add, that during these twenty
three DAYS two gentlemen Of official distinstiou e
high as that Of the personage hitherto alluded L
aided the undersigned as intermediaries n thess
unofficial negotiatiOns for peace = - 4
The undersigned Commissioners Of iConfederste
States Of Americs having thus made answer 70 al
they deemed material IN the memorandum fled IN
the Department on the 18th Of March last. hare The
honor to be, yoES toEsEzas
M4ErrS J. CzAWFozD,
.tsr sra. ASA A. B. ROMAN.
Mr.. T. W. Seward, Assistant Secretary Of State OF
the United States at eight O'Clock in the evening Of
April Q. 1861.
Attest. J. t. PICKETT, Secretary, &c-
Mr. SEWARD, IN REPLY TO THE COMMISSIONERS. Ac-
CLAAkS TO ANSWER IT.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1851.
Aessrs. Forsyth, Crawford and Roman, having
0een apPrised oy memorandum which has been
Delivered 70 tnem that the Secretary of State Is nos
st liberty to hold official intercourse with them
will it IS presumed, expect no notice from him Of
the new communication which they have address
ed to him, under date Of the Sth instant be-
yond the simple Acknowledgements Of the rscefpt
thereof, which he hereby very eheerfully gives.
true copy of the OF iginal received by the Com
mssioners Of the Confederate States, his 10th day
of April, 1851
Attest, J.T.PIckETT, Secretary, &c. 81
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entre dreetness, and to act in spirit of perfect re-
spect ane cancor towards Messrs Forsyth and
Crawford, and that portion of the people Of the
mon IN whose name they present themselves be-
paper to the President, who Comedies csnersv
in the views 1t expresses. and sanctions The Sec>
retarys decision declining Official iptereouysa Win
Messrs. Forsyth and Crawford -
APRIL 9, lS6l.-The foregoing memorandum was
fled in this department On the 18th March Iast a
delivery of the same, however, to Messrs. ForsvtI
and Crawford was delsyed as was understOoi' with
their consent They have now, through their zee
retary, communicated their desire for q deanisive
disposition Of the subject. The Secretary Of State
therefore directs that q duly verified copy Of the
paper be now delivered. -
A true copy of the original, delivered to me by
Mr. F. W. Seward, Assistant Secretary of State Of
the United States, on April 8, 1861 at 2-l5 P. NJ in
blank envelope.
Attest. 1T. PICKETT,
- tr,cC iSain
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ru.ncERr NOTICE,

NY authority Of an order Of the Hon Stephen o. Hyai
chancellor 4e TO directed. being dated Dh AAfeh,
1851 Parties Lgant and their att0rniss, hereby non
that special term Of the chsncery Court for ne county o.
Humphreys Will be holden ct the Courh u in tne 0En el
Wsvsrly, eonnencog Monday, The 29th q April, eol
nar3l-v3tpr sfeets D. x. O"ES' u A.
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NXTRA hne White and Blue Neshsnock Potatoes receiV
II ed per Gen Anderson, for sale by
marI4-n BENZ shAELDs q Cos
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TAs@zz saelswiS saaas sss8
.As,9ezA xs-Eam
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Gbs aasgbilIs amon anb 9mttitan

SPECIAL N0TIoE.-The UNION AMxRTcAN ts eofsducs
cd strictly upon TIE sVsen Al papers dtecosH
ped at tie ecpSrGtioa of tie time s0hih they aee os
paid S6sc6ers Seu Be notified sehsR khesr subscrs01
is about to expire By Leir papers, and -
less tie s6sertion Is e paper toiU Be dIse0sS
This rule from cAc there ar1 b depdrtBrs
RtsoA for ths mark, and your sbscFtpt0S
Reskly UNION AMERIcAs - per dasBm In od1Gncs
7i- Weekly UNION AhKRIcAE 3S per Gs1nEnn IN Gd
0d1ce. 81 = = s-l
P Subscribers desiring papers changed
Oce O we'll ashe to, which they desire the
change to be made
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VE7E have removed our and Commission business
Nv 10 the house 0sllsgs street. bsWeen Union and
Church. formerly occupied By NicOl, Green Co where We
aha sep &c instantly large sleek Of al articles 10
the ProSce re which prepared to sell a. the very
S@'- F' r. B. CONNOR 4 BRO,
unara4tf Nos College street, Union Church
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fsuoo...or to rnrrs & sr.nn.

WH OIL E ALE g Il o G L rs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUoRs,
Corner College and Church streets,
NASHVILLEs TENNESsBEs
HAS in store large saa veil selected stOss 1t
IL Groceries Mqno.S Ee Ana .ih continue % rses.ss
sistI in part As follow, viz
Sugars.
0Oe hhds Louisiana Sugar, 1OsbSls LoysringGD. r.,
i'' On ssrr,bed HSs''--s Is boxes R Loaf,
$50 do Small Leaf Coffee.
500 s.s, prime Rio, sohaCPrins LazuyrA
100 do o.e.JAVa. u.,.
go SS' csoi'' Pl.n0n SssIs Sssass 81 siEsR, TsS
SundrIes.
seObxs STAR Candles. 500 q bxs stAr Candles.
80 g 3. : 1S TsloS * Candies, 3 s.ss Spice,
iSO S SEs Ssgs EsT EsEPS YORK and o.sis Soda
dale Cement, 1901 bxs do In paper
50 sacks Race Ginger, 50 doIndIgo, s1tESAas,
cases Dutch Nader, 20 ties fresh Rics,
90 doEen Painted Buckets, $50 nests Painted Tubs,
LIQUORS.
200 bbs Tenn White Whsky poo bo peaas extra Whisks,
lao do Bourbsu DO I0Odo ward 4 csry's do
50 DO Robersou co 10 rs do Old Rye do
scsSks ~ | Jean Louis Brandy 4e 90 Dc Nesssn's DO "a
5do Lsu1 "a Berton 90 50 do Julizs Il. snish's Oh
s s DO soi Baczbszry Ssas DO ssEs Csss1bs brandy,
10 do Peach do 20 0bbb9raPa DO
20 IscasEs ssgnstss d. 2s as Ginger %
10 cssts al Hs sserry Wine, IS esfs seznstts do
25 Malaga do 10 bols dollA1d I'm,
sss oSa%pssns pn, Is ssts MADEIRA Vine
q MS white Vine, 20 do Old Port do
lJo bbls fresh Ale, vurisas 10 bols do Ginger do
brands, . baskets chSmPAsns, VsS
e5 hzs cIsret Wine, and quarts,
90 do London Porter.
200 va assorted brands 3obzsTsnn. asserted brands
1eo s3 d 1o,d Ky;, C2,,, 20 DO S S 90 pS Do.. Cigars
Ter feSs-tf J.. NJ. SWANS
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Hawthorn" for Lease TO n Coed
Tenant.

Desire to place NY residence miles west OF TIE Pub
lie SQUARE in good Tenant for series Of year
upon very easy Tbs premises contain about acres
rIperior soil half cultivation the balance N shade -
blue grass Ths house with pOrehes excslant eli -
ervsnts houses sabie we'll. &c all and eonforaoi
To the Gardener, Dairyman, &C. lemaD- seeking seo
quiet Instantly, free from the heat and a.
Of town. say place for rent in the vicinity ef aasA
Vile offers superior sttr1ctops
To the right will make the terms Acceptable,
No. AK. Cherry street EU6bhE UNDHEHVOS
decI3-H
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u. JAMES M'LAUGHLIN az Co.,,
tcoezzoRs a zzxESss) slsa.z
Conmtssiens Feed Produce Mercna1sss
81 sss5 DEALERS u ssf
Hay OATS, CORN. BRAN AND FEED sTUrT,
no. 8 soU7H MARKEs SzREE7,
NASHVILLE, - - TENNESSEE.
Jans-tf
Flour. Flour, Flour.
TUsT received per steamer ssshyiils, 200 bags Extra Family
- ''-'s - - '-'s : JAMES MeIAygHIMA oo,
isnRa-r No.s Market strset,
Lard, Lard. Lard,
TUsT received ssaner Nashville choice let OF La
1''' ''' ''1i 5IIHs dis u aAI co.
1an6'-u ~. @----- 1-e -.
Potatoes. Potatoes.
TUsT received per Nashville, 100 barrels ext Ne
'A'nn''k Potatoes ioi JAMES M MeLAueHIAN CO.,
janaa-a Ne Market street.
Hungarian Grass Seeds,
c1(Dtf JAMES MLAUGHLIN L 90
FLOUR. FLOUR rs
300 ss SssS'; CO.
naIII-a No.o n-1l-e- ---e1~
HAMS, HAMS.
5000 i;'i;s q
SIDES AND SHOULDERS.
1nOOOLB LBS Sides and Shoulders, Just received
BO,OOO and 5%MEsagLAueL1N at isaisg q co.,
marI7-1 No. Market street.
BOLTED MEAL.
100 BAGS Bold Meal, in bushsI bags for family uss'
IOO ia'' received 57SEs AZ Is siSUeHLn iii co.
msrl7-u Mol Market street.
BRAN AND SHIPSTUFFS.
zoo BAGS Bran and shipsurs. just received and for
wv ~ JAMES MLAUGrL1E CO.,
nArI7-R No. Market rest'ts
CORN, CORN.
zoo BAGS prime yellow and Mixed Corr, just recsived
JAMES M'LAUeHLIE CO.,
mArI7-H No. 8 Market stree
LARD, LAIRD.
200 s ;;s e; use
marI7-R No. 8 Market street
Hams, Hams.
5000 CHOICE HAMS Ks i;';''i' iii G; y
Seed Corn.
500 SACKS Seed Corn 'Ri ~ 'si al co.,
FRESH MEAL.
TUsT received and 100 sacks Fresh Corn Meslhy
Il JAS McLACGHLIN & co.
/ ian6-H No. South Market streets
HAY, HAY.
OAn BALES Timothy and Hungarian Hay just relieved
OOO and Tor SAFE JAMES MLAueHLlN CO.,
1 mArl7-H No. b Market street.
| OATS.
| Rad 0ats iuaf and for
| JAMES MLAUGHLINk 4 CO.,
| FLOUR.
A%A BBLs supernne, Extra, Family, and Extra Family,
e1VD in and to arrive Railroad and hver ior
| IL on Commission By ". WATTS co.,
| fehRo-a Nc Broadway
VXTRA White and Blue Nehsnock Potatoes receiV
| ~ ed per Gen Anderson, for sale by
! marI4-n BENZ sHAELDs q Co'