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RIcHN0SD April 10.-In tae Convention me 20
lowing resolution was adopted
Resolved, That Virginia viii await > reasonable
time for answer TO her propositions, but that L
is an indispensable condition thar paciac policy
towards the seeded States should be adopted; that
no attempt to subject them to Federal authority
should be made; that the Federal Governments
Should not reinforce recarture tne forts arse
nals other property, nor exact payments Of due,
and that all the forts IN the seeded States ought .
be evacuated.
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MnrrARY.-We are requested by Mr.. NJ. o. Brooks
To state that the Military Company, which he is or
v.niziny will meet at the Southern Rights Commit
t,e Room, Cedar street, over the old Post Office on
next Saturday Knight All interested in the compa-
ny are requested to attend All others who are ia
vorabIe to the movement are invited to be present.
when further explanation of the design of the
company will be made known.
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CHARLESTON, April s.--Ths floating oztsezy H34
tovve6 irto DosiTiou between Suliivans Island 1zt
Fort Sumter. The feet Is not Jet on n sight. -bEf
Is expected Of Ssona tonight Il
CH1RLEsroN, April lo.-A battle = noA.J s1Pscr
for the Abolition feet
The Convention adjourned subject to cal o. ne
President, after passing resolutions approving
Twiggs' behavior. One thousand troops Tsre sen
to the Notifications to-day.
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From, RIehmenA.

RICHMOND, April I0.--Ths extreme Unionists, N
the Convention, say they are not to be moved by
photographic dispatches, and mean. to stand oy TIE
Government if the steamers are attacked The con
servatives entertain different sentiment
The Convention amended and passed ne thir-
teenth resolution that Virginia would regard any
action Of the Federal Government or Confederate
States tending to produce eolsiOn pending efforts
for an adjustment Of difficulties, unWiEe and inju-
rious and such action would leave them free 20 de-
terrine their future policy. Adjournsd-
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DR.. r. RUSSELL, DENTAL SURGEoS.-Dr. r. begs
leave TO invite the attention of those interested to
his present mode of inserting artificial teeth, upon
vulAnite as being infinitely superior to the old
method upon gold plate. Since introducing this plan
now over year ago-he has inserted more than
one hundred setts the advantages of which for au-
rability, ightness and purity are abundsnty testi-
fed by the numerous certificates DR.. R. is contin-
ually receiving in their favor. Office No. IL Cherry
street, three doors from the Post Office. Plugging
and all other operations the mouth performed as
- TmNrchl7-tf
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NKw York, April 10.-An editorial IN the IrsOe1ss
states positively that the principal object OF the ex
petition which sailed hence within the last Jour
days is for Fort Sumter. About 1000 men VIII ar
rive off Charleston tonight or tomorrow, anosr
command of Col. Harvey Brown, OF the Second ar
tilery A small steamer will be sent IN with suPI
plies and If repealed, the Tribune says me
will be taught without unnecessary delay mat 49,
is still power in the United States, and THIS Po"e
cannot well be insulted with impunly' .u;,h. n
special dispatch from Charless3n aas at FLOR
the Herald saws: Lieut. Talbot was de.alnee - 30
ence at least twelve hours Permission loI
vision ship TO enter the port was reIusS~ commz-
law was expected to be proclalmeo; :. Covernor
sioners at Washington have telegrapneN y
Pickens that war is inevItaois - the Times is
Tho Washington correspondent OF ~ - S,,ro.. !.
..,;sfssd that the Baltic has gone ~ SuN'ei
49, sbe will land supplies II SINAI
"1ere she g BALDWIN Is ordered to the command
of ths steamer Wyandotte IN Lne W.. wei -
man deceased and goes OUT III ''''
| Pensacola. .ondent saws DISPATCHES have
Inc IIso Had from Lieut.. Semmer at Fort Plckens
;;vcy that the reason way Ine FOOsS "Sle mo-
f-ou, the Brooklyn was tnat ne mao 1ireaoy
nc;ent to hold the fort against any army .e
els coelu He adds that the troops can be landed
| "a any time If needed. ~, ~.
AZ any correspondent says Mr.. Barrett, Of tbs
..,;u,st; Gqzais was appointed Commissioner Of
T,s 2.rIFs Washington correspondent says tina
a,.s left to-day to have the Wabash Vincennes ans
Ssvannah at New York, and the Jamestown at Phil
| sdenhia. lifted out for immediate service.
The South Carolina mails will be stopped upol
the first sign of hostility 10 the fleet of relief
The best informed in the policy Of the Govern
ment give no credence 70 the reports thaz there vi
/ be fight in Charleston harbor, and deelAre .'A
Fort Sumter will be evacuated.
/
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Frsm. Charlsstsn.

CHARLESTON, April f0.-Wigfsll, Chestnut, Nc
McGowan and BOylston are appointed 70 Bea
CARDS staff.
A large number Of ths members Of the ccnver'
have volunteered as privEtes. Abeat 1900 trof
at the Qualifications.
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RAILWAY MATTERS.
Southern Rights Meeting.

There viii be an adjourned meeting Of
the Southern Rights Association held at
their Rooms on Cedar street, at q o'clock
Saturday evening, 18th inst.
All those friendly to the cause are In
vited to be present.
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GERMANT MAHUFAcrualEe AEns ToH SOUTH oAA-
OLIEA.-A private letter frem Rhode Island ssa'-
eier, now in Europe. has just been received mere,
says the Providence Joukpdl, bringing some in'.1
essing news about the msnufacture Of Weapons i01
the South The writer visited large mAnuis0'osy
Of arms in Western Prussia, and was '0io ~ inc
superintendent that the company was then MAKING
10000 rifles, and $4,000 swords for the South ana
that the order came through a Paris banker who
,v,,o-a,.aad The nav uent.
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Tho 1;ssrr.Ncr OFFICE of W.. MARR, on College
80, :. the Mace to obtain the most desiable irsu
,,oro Init the Oldest and most reliable com
- lii, large unmpaired Cash Capitals are thers
represented. Insurance taken az ialr rates. AND
loss settled without unnecessary delay Blotters
e'~.,;.bod free of charge, apr10-f
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OIiVe Rr. Enc.Impnnent. ne. a,

Meets st % Wednesday nights in each month officers
r q MeEwin, O r; John Hide, p HAL, W. A
Laken, J W; . 8 Lesaeur, Scribe Gutter, Treas
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RICHMOND, April 10.-The Convention adePsee
resolution to await . reasonable TINE ior an !
swer to its propositions making it an indis2ensa
condition that pacific policy be pursued toWr
the seeding States, and requiring the Federal y
eminent to evaeuate, not reinforce, nor reSaPsp
the forts and other property, nor exact me Pszm
Of duties
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p,cu PRICE FOR NEGRoEs.-On last Tuesday, the
81 ;,st negroes sold in Washington Wilkes Co., as
follows: boy 81 years old brought slOo5i woman
and children lone of the children disabled Snd rem
dered entirely worthless) the other aged from to
years brought sl,6lO; girl Syears $40; girl II
Years 1857: boy IS years Sl,Sl5; girl p years
Il $50: boy lie years $l,225; boy 10 years
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fst eo digestion ua,t on appetite, wish that none ap
preciate more than that have neither inc enc nor " a.
er. How many expedenis in vogue nav osys " r
alike dangerous and hurtul. throw the system mo G
And me slast stated CT that worse than inc INST
moi 50 however. is II with Wrignt,s Re5uvensuns
EIExtr Which powerful tsnc and .nd
vrorous condition. Sold by all respectable druggists 1rougn
cut lie Ussted States ana Canada WRIGHT co.ss
propristors, Ers Orleans, La -aIe.
Sod also b. all Dr1ggiss in Nashville ~
anil 5tprftr m .
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We are requested by our friends in Montgomery
county to suggest that Clarksvie is ine point 70
establish good Recognition, Anti-COercion South
ern Rights newspaper and that it viii be Literally
patronized if established by q man Of enterprise
and talant
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ShneaI aIaneaII

FARRLR. DrsxuKEs Co. are opening most besu-
tiful lot of Shoes Of all kinds especially for Ladies
and Children. Call them, ladies' they are oeaut-
full, and they sell them very low for the Cash!
marchll-tf.
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Or. KINGS DISPENsAKY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.


DIR. KING, formerly of New York, for the
NEksS years of Louisville KENTUCKY and Eno "a
devoted his attention the treatment OF lo ot
thirty himself having attended to przce Ter %
many years and thousands he enseed 70 Gu
Ali diseases OF nature matter how BAD tney nay %
from inudous medical frcm neglect OF own
Dr. KING, Dspensary No. % Deadrck street, between Cny
And the Square where all diseases Of private nature
cured without nsucous medicine or rtererenoe
from business T. . g.
DAYS BY an operation which causes no pain where structure
% health cannot enjoyed. Perhaps disease causes more
pischef and uuderrnines the contribution 80 much.
sYPH11s with all the diseases OF the skin, growing on.
LEFT or mad treatment edectualy cured in lew Gays
SEMINAL WEAKNESS particular attention having oeen
this disease and the grewlns ont DouBn
On IN many cases by the destructive habits OF
Youths and excessive indulgence OF the passions
which will undermine constitution, rendering the sapsct IN
at for business society, and causing oo
Females lsboring with any dicaly OF me "o'
NAV rest assured of immediate relief ii
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating tner case
fee enclosed directed DR. A King, No. 2 Desdrlck Ntee
Nashyille Tenn the necessary medicine sent 70 tns
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy Vnc
hours o'clock in the morning anti Sln 'ne eNes1
uGY23 lS55-d&wly .......
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scientific DiscOVery---EIectrI'
Water.

sofor on ne. B7eg remedy Eheh really SaFal t5sasl
a. 40 because Of It's electrical sdapasn 70 the wsns 81
nTalid By the Of such remedies nnA wars 1ERssn
W.Tra which pa1snfs bathed II currents ssst
Ladies being attended " aLadyI curing al siaas Il
aDd obstinate which have resisted All shsr
Of ~CensunptiTes receive e n sasA sas
patients are tee weak 70 yisit hen ~ n.
Sro1spoB Hospital Atat10as, Whieh brsathe1 hts
diseased lung, right AZ the seat sf the sna NJ
stamps for aPamphlee Other patients whs canzst sees
the "BkALrG WATERS, eaa BY sending se-lheir aEe-s
sad full description Of symptoms nedazss ssst y s
send for eireular The Esstris waters extract All ni.a
substances aksn - medicine stherWise absorbed Ies
perenee Of twenty IN tee esteat 81 many nea
and chrsnie cases and Homans diseases and voAknts
be regarded - reasolable guarantes Of TasesB-
~ Rooms and Boarding 'FuxnAshs&
Patients. II
PHYSICIANS Who nay wah avail lhssslss. q ~. -
asbe discovery IN Elecc Baths are invited % sA - -
at Ne 11s, South summer street. a.. 49,.
Address DE- -s,S- @@,-
rar2'6I-d&tWly Na.A'ses AsA--
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II A. FAHNESTOCK'S
V Il G6

has long regarded With favor and ~ M
body of the regular medical profession In every -
Union preparation unsurpassed By any, ana
pcrbed BIZ physicians througnonens ING
States During long period OF its continued
spurious counterfeit limitations have from TINE 20 t.s ~
appearance Never has it been more Necessary %
OF the buyer exercise judcious caution IN Is
genuine article this time. These Ale
close In their resemblance TO B. A. fAHskIocA
to bee circulated to put upon the pur
chaser an article neither wished nor INTENDED Dy
II enough buy accredited AGENT but every
must vigilance avoid being imposed lpon sno ~
anime every bottle himself that ne ne gnu
inc A. FAHNEaTocE's VeEnifuge
spll-wlm tFsetfssR 1ssF8
Jusr TIE THHaOur attention this morning 70
OF our who, months sgp sckly eepie ana
healthy, strong and robust TINS sIes
produced taking NcLEAKs CELEBRATED Jun
DIAL. This is real ELIXIR OF LIFE ,,,,,,.... -
We advise every who be cky ana
all who we'll and wish to keep to Try A'o'
4pIl-d&wlm
Nessr Clark Gregory oo-Gents purchased two bottles
Of your Abrosal OIL which has given sytre ssfsiaeon IN
Collie, Toothache and Headache. ,.,sr.rr
Cyruston, Tenn. dAoheh e1H"Ani.
Msrs CLARK Gregory Nashville, Tenn -Gentlemen It
gives pleasure tell that Ambrosa vi mas svea
great relief and more ease than the us Oh any
other medicine A.,
have used one bottle and half o. Amrosial Gil
and from the ease Il has given Rheumatic suherng
would not ether bottle and bali Tor any price,
provided could not get any more Respeculilys
Ringgold, Gao, Sept. Sd, 1853. sph-o@"~"
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naLLEY,s rlAGICAI. PAS ExTRAcTon

The verdict Of America has been unanimously ~
Of this sterling allevator of human suffering In Al
the world wherever introduced, II forthwith
other appliance Tor evey speces Wound Sore o.
disorders also neutrslser Of ey resu h
the bites OF reptiles mosquitoes and ~
the greatest Of any medicine the world SOLD a. ns p
cipal deposs IA Broadway, Y, and Chsrtre SIRE. e
Orleans, by WRIGHT CO.. General Agents. ALSO W AZ
druggists and merchants So saA = p
a G,xvIn & .
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Prem ,WashInxten.

WAsuNarox, April iO.-Line0ln- says he has
positive knowledge Of contemplated attack On
Washington. and has communicated it to the North
ern and Western Governors, desiring hem TO cal
out the militia to be in readiness st moments
warning. Gov. Curtin viii call out the Pennsyi-
Vana volunteers On the least sign Of danger Of the
occupation Of the Capitol.
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Selling out at cost for thirty days. late styles Of
drip and soft hats, caps and straw goods, corner o.
Cedar and Cherry. streets
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HARRlsBuRG, Pa, April 9.-The Republican ezu>
Gus is in session tonight. There Is warm debate
on the resolution faEoring constitutional ansnd,
meut
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From Galveston.

Galveston, April 9-It is reported that the United
states troops. remaining in Texas, design concsn-
tratlng at some given point
The Star of the West is still off Indianola.
The Mexicans at Matamoras have planted cannon
pointing towards Brownsville.
TheiLegislature PASSED bill dividing the State
into six Congressional districts also bill to issue
bonds for one million dollars, to be secured by spe-
eial tax.
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TIE Rict mOnd Dispatch says that the iron found
ers of that city, besides the immense lot OF war ma
terial they have already fabricated, have engage
ments ahead which will beep them employed for
some months to come, even admitting they received
no more orders. r
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Young MEMS Christian Association.
II II MoAllIssor, P; r s Brightwe, s; P Nichol,
g. Morrow, Treas NeeiaEs every Tuesday night a. ~
1 a block.
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We are receiving our stock of Spring and Sin'rnc'
Clothing and Furnishing Goods for men and boys
which we are selling at prices to suit the times.
Also fine lot Of Cloths, Cdssimeres and Vssttngs
made 10 order WARD BIRMINGHAM q Co.,
naraa- ON No. 20 Public Square.
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/ O. O. f. DIRECTORY.
Trabue Lodge no. 10,
Tennessee Lodge, MOL,

Meets every Monday night oGcers OF present term
Rains, Ne; Tom Coleman, g; Campbell, sec'y;
Hitchcock, P 8, Phillips Treas
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Advance in Frelghts.

The Savannah Republican says the New York and
Charleston Steamship Company have increased
their tariff of freights fifty per cent until further
notice, sin consequence of the increased expense in
CURED in running the ships" as
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From FortAearney.

PHmADELPHIA, April 11.-An the officers at the
Navy yard have been ordered to be ready for sctve
service within ten days.
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Imports and Exports at New York.
From the New York Herald April T.

Imports and Exports at New York.
From the New York Herald, April 2.
Notwithstanding the perilous condition of the
country and the sagnant state of trade the foreign
commerce of this port last week was unusually &C
tive. Both the imports and exports were in excess
of those of the corresponding weeks of last year
and the year before. The imports were unexpect-
eddy heavy the principal items being sugar and cot
fee of which two articles about 100000 worth
were entered at this port last week. The large ex-
port consists chiefly of food-hour, wheat corn and
provisions which we are shipping enormous
quantities to Europe, without seeming to produce
any effect upon the foreign markets, The specie
movement continues light, the hopes of those who
looked for revival of specie shipments to Europe
having been dashed by break down in the ex-
change market, Most of the specie shipped last
week went to Havana. The following are the COM
parative Custom House tables of the trade Of the
port for the week and since January /:
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Meets every Tuesday night 0fcerS Of present.
Crenshau, G, Nicho g. John HIDE see'y Thomas
Marshall, Treas.
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Meets every Cd 4h Wednesday nights ofcers; Geo
seiferls, G P; Tom Coleman, ii p Jones, V; X
sanford, W; P Phillips Scribe; J Ward, Treas.
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FoRr KEARNEY April Accompanies and = are
ordered 20 Fort Leavenworth forthwith.
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Experts of Specie.

The following Is comparative statement OF the
exports of Specie from New York to foreign ports
from the LIST January to the 9th of April in the
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Sailed,


NEW YoRK, April 10.-COywin leaves for Aexiee
in the steamer Cahawba to-day.
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ma,keta INV TeIeRraph.

NKw YoRK, April lICotton quiet-sses 1000 balesmld
ding upland l2Ef2x Flour advanced Sc; sales 1oOO bills
IS s 90 Wheat advanced &c. Corn advanced Ic sales Of
eoOo bu 6J70c. Mess Pork hrm; sales 500 bbs At
sI7 So Lard-sales Of 900 bbls st o1<90c sugar dull
sales at 4Ke51c: Ill hhds Orleans at
Molasses, Cuba H@20, Orleans %. -
CINCINNATI, April Il-Flour Arm, - 2594 ~ Oas Zoc-
Cora steady 33c Whisky l3s Mess Pork ST. Lard oaoy
ant; in ierces 9L<e, IN kegs 10c. -,
NEW oRLEAE April I0ootton sales TO day 200 bales Md
ding l2z913x. Molasses 2sls6 n. = -,
ding Iek92X Sugar S95e' Flour quiet At % 2O9
30 Corn 5s958 Mess PORK quiet, $l2 % kreighn 10
HaVre y.
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,,.rrrro DAILY 81 nm NncnlHrs' BAIs-1llralB O
T0Nme8goos
In. ..... II An R.nn. mated a nsr a. h.nhahlsl
snoxEH AM WORTHLESS

sRoKKE AND woKTHLzsA
ARrierltural Bank, brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, HsaAville-
Farmers and Mechanics Bsak, MsnDAA
Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Memphis Savings Institntion-
Kxchange Bank, Murfreesboro.
Miners and Manufactnrers' Bank, KnozgtnA
Bank Of East Tennessee, Knoxvtlles
Bank Of Trenton.
Bank Of jefferson, Dandridga.
Bank Of Claiborne, 1t TsEeuelA
Bank ef TaEeEelly
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nEPARTURE Ole NAILS.

From Nashville to Chattanooga. Warrington, Baltimore,
phadeiphia York; Boston and New England States de-
parts at o'clock 4 NJ
Way Mail for Georgia, South caEoina North carolina ana
Southern Yrgina leave on Chattanooga Arosu AZ O'Clock
P n.
aashy,. 10 IoulsyiIIe, departs at 2 ocioek,P NJ
Way Mails fsa
MALE az Indiana, Northern Illinois, Virginia, Missouri
Kckrsn and Nortuestern States departs ct o'clock H.
Nashville Deeitur via trankn ana OoiomoiA ana esnof
way ofHces, separtat o'clock H. -
NASHVILLE to Lebnon daily except Sunday, departs Ct *
o'clock NJ Also Offices the way and beyond Aeesno2 IA
o'clock A NJ
Nashville 70 Ciarksvills; departs at 5K o'clock n.
Fer Southern Ksatucky, departs At - A m.
NASHVILLE 10 Shebyve, Nolensyille and Triune, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, at o'clock A d.
Nashville to Hun tngdon, via oharlotte Wsvery
", Monday, Wednssdsy and Friday, at o'clock y.
Nashville Lbnty via steEartB ferrys
Roads, Rural HILL &c. weekly, fhursday, - ~ eeieek
Nashville to Cenirevie via eank, Vernon kineseoo &C.,
Tuesday and FridA!f, at 2 o'clock M
Nashville to Clafksva via Sycamore Mills weekly, kfiaay,
ct o'clock P. NJ.
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Market Reports.

CHARLESTON, April o-sAss Of cotton to-day bales At 9K
cents. The market vas dull.
Hddpgs l2e Recepts eco bales. Sterling Excangs 20
AZ; Exchange New York KICK per cent premium.
AuauFra April o-There moderate demand for cotton
day. unchanged prices The sales foot 4ls bales follows
lat i0 1876 u at l2 IS at IA l6 at lsxs 30 o. 2H
ana SO bales q. Is cents. &
sAvIuAa April sThe sales q cotton to-day foot 4o4 bales
- follows st IL ITO at l2K lS5 l6S st b. and at
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HAVANA seq AIRS!
JOHN wHORLEYs S2 south Market Sc,
Nashville, Tehn.,---2O,OOO Imported Ha.
vanas.-JDST RECEIVED FROM IA HARA.