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STAMP DUrEs on TRANsFERs OF STocg
AND CaEcKs-The Commissioner Of In
ternal Revenue has decided that an as
Segment Of stock made by the owner
which passes the title to the purchaser,
whether made upon the books of the
corporation, or upon the certificate, is
subject to q stamp duty Of Eve cents,
as an agreement or contract. but il
such assignment contain authority to
the purchaser or any other party to
make the transfer upon the books Of
the corporation, it is subject TO a stamp
duty of twenty five cents, as a power of
attorney for the sale or transfer of
stocks
A bank check, draft, or order, paya-
bic at sight, drawn upon any bank,
broker, or trust company, is subject to
stamp duty, no matter what the
amount called for. If such an instru-
ment is drawn upon any other person
or persons, companies, or corporations,
it = exempt from stamp duty unless
the amount exceeds ten dollars.
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Recognition of tennessee.

4 dispatch from Washington, dated
the 18th inst, says the Select Commit
tee on the Rebellious States, in their
amendments 10 the Reconstruction
Bill, as reported to-day, provide for the
recognition, by the President Of the
State Government Of Tennessee, if such
Government be established by loyal cit
liens in conformity with the Constitu-
ton, prior TO May l, next
The report also provides that the
Constitution Of Tennessee shall pre-
scribe
First-No person shall vote who hiss
held Confederate military Office high
er than Colonel, or q civil Office, unless
IL be ministerial
Second-That slavery shall be for
ever prohibited
Third--No State or Confederate debt,
created under any action of the usurp-
ing power, shall be recognized or paid
by The State, and no rebel law Of con-
fscation shall be binding.
The amendments to the State Con.
stitution, ratified by the people yester-
day, meet the foregoing acquisitions
with a single exception They 90 not
provide that "no person shall vote who
has held a confederate military Office
higher than Colonel, or civil Office,
unless it be ministerial" This subject
Is referred TO the Legislature, which
will, no doubt, restrict the qualifca.
ton of voters as required by Congress.
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An interesting debate took place in
the rebel senate on the 10th instant, on
s bill from the House to diminish the
number of details and exempts, for the
purpose Of putting more men IN the
army The bill was opposed 10y mems
bers from States most interested; and
was supported Mr. Burnet, of Ken
lucky, who represents nobody, and has
no constituents TO be dragged from
their homes. he protested TO believe
that there were supplies enough in the
country to feed the army and the peo-
pie at home.
Mr. Orr replied TO the Senator from
Kentucky. Ia his State he knew Of
hundreds and Of Thousands of the wives
Of soldiers now in the trenches, who had
not had mouthful Of meat during the
past six months. So far from there be-
ing sufhcienoy Of supplies he said that
If soldiers in front Of Richmond were
questioned, be yentured 10 affirm that
that the Senator would learn that these
brave men had not had meat rations
issued 10 them for several days.
Mr. Graham, of North Carolina, stated
that there were also many families Of
soldiers in this State totally destitute
Of meat, who had been suhsisting on
bread alone for months past
People in such condition will not
long have q stomach for lighting They
know full well that under the shield Of
the Federal Government they will
again have plenty Break down the
iron rule Of the Military Despotisui,
and they viii hail the return Of the
stars and stripes with praise and
thanksglying
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Mr Benedict viii have a rock weighing 1000 b.
broken upon his breast, while living upon his hack,
by two men with sledge hammers, feat only ale
tempted by himself.
He VIII also introduce his great Contortion set
swinging two axes, and Indian Clab used by Joe
Cohurn III his training
The entsIta nment viii conclude with grand
GynaEastie and Spsrring Exhibition, during which
Mr.. Beaedicl and Mr. Jim Morris II introduce 4
re repre- sentston Of the Crest Battle between Jno.
Heensn and Tom Ssyres; also Mr.. Nike Miller
will assist him "a giving 4 Representation Of the
Great Fight between Tom Hyer and Yankee suls-
van.
Ali who would lie o see The Grand Battles fought
over aguin will Low have The only opportunity er
offered
In conn econ with the above, the following named
Protest. nal Gentlemen have kindly offered their
iei5ces @ai White, Capt West, Mr.. Cooper, Mr.
Wade, Young Gaffrey, Joe Camp ell, Frank P.ch.
ard an the Unknown from New York e
"A 6rand Srentide display Of tue manly art Of
SELF DEFENCE viii be given at the close OF the
Performance by Mr.. Benedict and Mike Walker, Of
Albany Y. fet2l-4t'
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The Free SAC OF Tennessee.


The election yesterday passed Of
quietly. Nothing occurred, we believe,
10 mar the general harmony and good
feeling Voters went to the polls, de
posted their SURFACES, and retired sat
isfed With what they had done. The
returns received will be found else
where. The poll would have been
larger had voting places been provided
in all the wards A number Of citizens
who had taken The oath Of amnesty
with view 10 reclaim their rights, to
aid in the restoration of the civil gov
eminent Of the State, and the authority
Of the laws and constitution Of the Uni
ted States, we are glad TO say, exhibited
their honesty of purpose by voting
Some of them had been deeply inter
ested in slave properly, but they did
not permit that fact to have feathers
Teight in making up their minds 20
vote for the ratification Of the amend
ments to the State Constitution.
The result here is an indication Of
the result IN the State. The PROPOSE
tions submitted TO the people have been
carried, We predict by an almost unan-
in,ous vote This initiates an era in
the State which viii make the 22d day
Of February doubly memorabie-as the
Birth Day Of the Immortal WASHING
Ton, and Of the FREE STATE OF TENNIS
SIZE In future years the celebration
Of the two events viii be connected
Slaoery Is no more-the people have so
deoreed. The work Of abolition is ac-
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The Charleston Mercury, before it
took up its pack and made its exit
from the City Of Destruction" gave
vent 70 an overlooking heart as follows
"Mr Jefferson Davis is wise. Ali is
great God is good. The department
IL in 8 superb condition We have
never fought here before against odds.
Bat now not an officer is whipped; our
military organizations are all perfect ;
our discipline admirable; our leaders
models of capacity, courage, sobriety,
tenacity, and wisdom-all full of fight
10 tne very eyes Let US all sing 4e
Deems and huFrah for eherson Davis
JEFF Davis forever, and the devil the
next day
The Mercury, if it would say 80,
thinks the rebels were badly euchred
when they put JEFF Davis at the head
of affairs. They thought him a states
man, and have found him a scuryy pol
iticiani ageneral, and have found him
q pretentious martinez
The Raleigh Progress, a newspaper
denounced by the Richmond Enquirer
as tory sheet, after reading the above
from the Mercury, said
'sAre not the Carolinians' according
to this testimony, quite as much dis
gusted with JEFF Davis now as they
were with Abe Lincoln in 1861 We
think so. But Sherman's columns are
moving on, and soon they win have a
chance to spill the last drop Of blood
OF which they have said so much. z
We may be mistaken,
but we think the people of South Car
DINA, majority of them, viii jump at
peace with reconstruction, and we
doubt not Sherman's reception il that
State wiz strengthen that conviction
with US.
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united Statea of America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT or TENN SsEE No 81
infornat on having been filed in the.Distriet
n Court o. the United states fJrthe Middle Dis
trict Of II nnessee on February 20 1885, by Horace
h. Harrsoa, EEq., Att lrney Of the United States
for sa District = ans al the estate aud property
moneys stocks and eteGits Of john 3. McFernn,
afe q SAID District, the same being particularly
enumerated IN sale inform alton, aud against all
per- ons lawfully Intervening or their interest there
IN, al aging tat said property had been seized N
sad District on LIANT IS forfeited TO Che Uolled
ststes because said Nc Ferrn after the expirstion
Of the sixty DAYS Of grace given by the Presidents
Proclamation Of July p, 1862, Issued IA pursuance
Of sli act OF Congress, approved July IL 1852, md
emitted 'an acr 10 suppress insUrrectoDf 70 punish
treason and rebellion, % seize and e0niscate the
property Of Tebels, AID Tor other purp os1s" CON
tirued "a aid and abet the nsurreetioh and rebel
lion against the Governments OF The Uased States
then and now existing, praying for the usual pro-
cess:
NV, therefore, pursuant 10 the Monitor OF said
Court, hereby give public warning " all persons
interested in sa.d properly to appear before ssid
Court Oh the Sd mCDday in April, 1885, at tbs fed
eral Court Room in the Capt. al ri Nashville, then
and there to PROFOUND their claims ana make their
allegations IN that behalf
EDWIN P. GLASCoCK,
Msrshal o. the Middle District CT Iennessee
feb25-l4t
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A captured letter, written by John
A. Campbell, one of the rebel peace
commissioners, on the 18th Of Septem~
Der last, has been published 1t indi-
Gates that he expected "a civil commo-
ton at the North" which would be of
service to the rebel cause. At that
time he hsd in view, we suspect,
the great conspiracy of the secret
association Of Sons Of Liberty
which vas detected, exposed and broken
up. It was a delusion but the rebels
have from the start bolstered up their
treason by false and delusiFe hopes.
They deluded themselves with the idea
that one Southern man was equal TO
five Noi them men-that the North
would never resort 70 arms--that if
she did, the war would be conducted
on her soil, her people would realize
its horrors, grass would grow IN the
streets Of the principal cities, whilst
famine and hunger would cause bread
riots, and an innumerable catalogue of
iIls--that the scarcity Of cotton would
compel the governments Of France and
England to intervene, and secure the
establishment of Southern Independ>
ence All these delusions have vanished
and it would seem strange that a man
Of as much ability and judgment as Mr..
Campbell should create Others, were
not the motive palpable. The leaders
are determined that the rebellion,
which is going down rapidly, shall sink
into the slower deep opening 10 de-
YOUR" it, the people hugging some
dear falsehood TO the last"
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The Count Jo2nness during the trial
of his libel suit against Horace Greeley,
said it was rumored that marriage
contract existed between Mr. Edwin
Booth and his (the Counts) daughter,
Avonia Jones. Whilst on the witness
stand, Mr.. Booth was questioned as to
the fact, and stated that the rumor had
no foundation whatever.
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GuerriIlas on the Louisville and Nash,
vile Railroad.

NASHVILLE, TExN., Feb. %, 1865
Coz STRuGHr
SHIN obedience TO your instruc-
tons, questioned John c. Alexander,
regarding the attack made yesterday,
on the trsin coming from Louisville to
Nashville, and have the honor TO sub
NIT the following report Alexander
is a citizen aud lives IN house about
three hundred yards from where the
train was thrown from the track He
says the locality where the train was
thrown of is section q Of the road,
about eight miles south of Bowling
Green, and that John Riley is the sec
ton master, that he and fige Of his
hands boards with HIM, that they re-
tired about $ o'clock p. m, and that
about half an hour afterwards ne heard
The guerrillas tearing up the track, and
that he Immediately went up stairs and
swoke Riley and his hands and told
them some one was tearing up the track
he says Riley and his hands got up and
went down into the yard. but did not
flag the train, which did not come until
twenty-five minutes afterwards.
Captsin Ctiicer of the lst Minnesota
Heavy Artillery, in charge of the train
guard, says that Riley or some of his
hands, represented 10 him that the
train was thrown from the track by ae-
cident and was not the work of guer-
rillas, and in consideration of this he
was not anticipating an attack until t1ey
fred on as.
l hare the honor to be, Colonel,
most respectfully,
your obedient servant,
CHARLEs c. ALEsHIRE,
Cantaiu lStl Dbin pafsarg
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The Richmond papers have started 3
report that Kilpatrick's cavalry we're
recently whipped in South Carolina by
Wbeeler's cavalry. Some of our con
temporaries take advantage Of the re-
port, TO depreciate Kilpatricks merits
and services. This IS infamous. Re.
ports Of similar nature attended the
expedition from Atlantis TO Savannah,
and yet there was at no time q serious
combat with the enemy's cavalry, and
Fitzpatrick met with no reverse.
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John T. Hatcher, well known in this
city as poet and humorous writer, is
at present employed at Senatobia, Miss,
Is reporter for the Associated Rebel
Press. Senatobia is about Is miles
from Memphis.
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The Augusta Constitutionalist says
Beauregard expresses the opinion that
the chief cause. of the defeat of Hood
army at Nashville was the want Of bay
Onets What singing jest,
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rA64Sss UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
~
DOCTOR MCGlLL,
sOTARIC PHYSICIAN.
IN TIE TREATMENT OF DIsEAsEs, d
uROWHIN6 BIN WITH SUCCESS N
OTHER STATES, As II rs IN
EAgHVIII.E T'TkNEggTT

For further information in regard to
the slSinful success IN the treatment of
diseases, the reader is referred TO Still
LES THERAPEUTICS and MArERA MEDIcA,
two large volumes, late edition of 1860,
the best work in the United States,
where you viii find Dr. McGill's name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment of dis
eases of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction is guaran-
teed. With my general practice treat
the following
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FOURTH ARMY coRPS
WATCH-MAK
Huntsville. Ala.

VRY w WILSON, PRACTICAL WATCH
w : Maker Of over 70 years experience, and for
The last three years in constant service with the
army OF the Cumberland in the field, and specially
attached 20 the 4th A. c., is at work n Hunts
vile, Ala. with ample tools and msterials to do
york for the Army equal To the best shops north.
A good stock Of American and other Watches,
selected rom the best Makers for sale, TO Officers
Soldiers and Employees, as low as can be procured
from the north Also large stock Of gols pens, OF
the finest qualities, Masonic Pins, Marks, Kegs, SC
Ali work and goods warranted.
Store room on the Square, adjoining the Head
quarters 4th A. 9. Post office. feb14-2F>
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stnriiItY.

Young Married Lagues whose msiUrsuDs Il has
beSn not 70 bring forth in due season, FenlalabeF
Sod has ssid you should multiply snd Tspleni5h. II
his is your desire you can consult me either By
letter OF in person. No lady over thirty-dFe yearB
Of age need make application An comn1unieaf n
~ sfs,- -. ,..r-.o- ,sfrSrfIv oolna .4ar.fsuT
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Resolutions were recently presented
in the North Carolina Legislature, de,
nouncing Beujarnin's speech at the war
meeting as derogatory 70 his position.
rejecting on Congress, and insulting to
public opinion. Poor Benjamin he
can DO nothing TO please the rebels.
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AfraYad

T7RoI NEAR The CHATTANOOGA DEPOT.
on Yesterday morning, Eb5u. O'Clock, = snlRil
,iars, b-, gsn or iay m1le,is hands high. The
abder viii - 10 rally rewarded by leaving 4 at
l07 south Cherry street, or at the stable Of Mr.
Parrish. College and Broad streets
febs3-2ts ]. SCAHLAE.
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Chronic Casea

with satisfaction rheumatism, Affections OF the
Lungs; Diseases Of the Threat, 91slled Joipts
stu Limbs, PeUray, Pains, Ulcers, Cancer, Crave,
Diseases Of the Heart and Liver, lndanuiahOu 81
the Stomach, Neuralgia, Kings Evil or Scrof1la,
DesfaeBs, Diseases Of the Eyes, DetdEtated sys-
Nme, Dyspepsia Or Indigestion, and O0nsumption-
tgee1hcz With al Private Diseases and
Diseases OF the Df mary Organs.
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10 the Ladies'.

AL Affections og The womb trsatSd With socesss
Those Married Ladies Who have basb 50 unfOrtu.
nsts 70 miscary q prove sbortion, can - carried
to their fuI time e fOtlnd pregnant y giving me
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Look Out /!

TEFoRMATION Is DESIRED IS TO THE
Whereabouts Of the following named gentle
f0eu WHO are refugees ON East Ainhama, VIZ
Hon r. r. Behino, Or. Davis, Wesiey v p aoms-
son. Alfred WOOD, N. p Dunsca and D. y heuy;
The an We named gentlemen csil neHr rom tis'i
go - u A. VAUGHAN, n ID.
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Wanted.

q C..oss ltor,se IN has city. he must come vel
rsson rnen4e5. and be skilled ~ NE business.
Nom other need amply Call atthis Office or al
dress Pox est Nashville PCst-ofhee, Tor Faftica ls.
fe 23-sf
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"It is dOnei
Clanz OF bell and roar Of gnn
Send the tidings up and down.
How the beliries rock and reel,
How the great guns, peal On peal,
Fling the Joy from town to town
Ring, o bellsi
Every stroke exUlting tells
or the burial-hour OF crime.
Loud and long that ali may hear,
Ring for every listening ear
OF Eternity aud Time !
Blottei out
All within and al about
Shall a fresher life begin
Fsesr breathe the universe
As 10 rolls its heavy curse
On the dead and buried sin
II is done
In the circuit Of the sun
Shall the sound thereof 60 forth.
II shalt bid the sad rejoice,
Il shall give the dumb voice,
Il shall belt with JOY the earth
Roar and ring
Bell and gun on mornings wing.
send the tidingE ell abroad
With a souId OF broken chains
Tel the nGtious that he reigns,
Who alone j. Lord and God y
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alet Adrtrtisenrsats.


FF,EF uNInN CAg PICTURE GALLERY, With
or without the fixtures Applyaf The Car sSsi.
le-y, Ga the Franklin Pike, nesr he fT,aes u
Shops. lep-e-AN
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]. N. RHODES & CO.,
% Union Street, Nashville.
srLENpIn Asso eTnrENr

Of Note, Letter. Foolscap and Legal cap Pspers,
Buff White, Canars, Opaque, Maseuts. Mcura- -
iHg and Official Envelopes, Diaries for le65, .
MemofaOdurns Of every style, Pass Books, Al
buns, al sizes, including sold ers Pocket Al .
bnms, Pocket inkstands, 5 eel Pens, Gnd
fare assortment OF the most Celebrated Gtld
Pens, Pencils, Paper Collars, Pocket Cutlery, -
inclp'l2g the celebrated WOstenhOlul's and ~
Wade n Butchers kn yes. Pocket Books, ~
Pipes, Combs. Hair Brushes, Emery Paper, ~
GUn ID, Blacking and Brush, 3, Buffers, Ar
ncid- foveiis, French Carmine and Copying
Luke, Mucilags Gard Portraits Il Generals, -
Prize Pacaaees, Port FClios, Dice. Fancy soaps, -
Black Books and Blotiing Psner, a variety Of =
Desk irl--inds, Pspsr-W Fights. Pen Rgcks, y
1861 rifles Letter CT ps. Rubber Rulers, Eras- szI
ing Knives Ruh ( Pens, aud az endless va a
re y 81 not ons.
school Books! School Books.! y
We have small stock Of oigar-, vhach We
viii SCI az Cincinnati Prices. Also, 6 small -
s'ock q esTys cough Cure for sale ss Whole
sale Prces.
TO the Soldiers. s
We have thFee bssutitul Autographs, repre-
senfir1 the different branches OF the service
printed In four colos, ~ titled soldiers Ger -
dictate % Union peienocrs Certificate" and y
Z. $ Amy Diploma, size l2Kl6 inches.
They arc enelo sed q s pastehossd isbe, ard
can be sent ~ mail wltbontinin-y. Every OH :
cor and soldier should bay them and send 81
them q their friends =
-.----s.--...... 80 each -
For The three postage paid .--..---.....sl %. =
Literal discount made 70 wholesale deslers. :
We vii fli al orders FOR Certificates or Sta ~
honery, BY mail or express, promptly.
{. ~. RHODES e. CO., =
feb,aU 81 Union street. Nashville, Tenn.
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In County C0Hr1-WllliamSOn
County.
Emily ThHeatt. e al
sarah Plrham e a

Emily ThVeatt, ct al
WHEREAS It appears by sffdayit that the de-
fendant Emily Ihwsat Is a nonresident Of the
State or Tennessee, so that the ordinary process OF
the Court cannot be served upon her Il "a ordered
thst pubssiion b. made for four suSce-s ive weeks
10 the Nashville UniCn, a newspaper pubhshe IA
lie city Of Nashville. requiring the said defendant
t.appsar Al the April term Of t0is court to be he'd
81 tue court house in the town Of Franklin, on the
first Monday in said month, 20 plead, answer or de-
nur 70 said Compliments bill, or the same VII be
taken for confessed and set Tor hearing ex parte Is
70 her VA CuMMINS, Clerk
febz5-8w OF County Court.
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Notice.

TNOR SALE, MY INTEREST IN DRUG STORE
4 srd Commercial Hotel, on the corner Of Cedar
and Cherry streets For particulars, enquire OF
n. : Stephens ~ Commercial Hotel febz2-lW
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- Reward.

4 Will PAY TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS Ri
] ward for he spprehens on Of the thieves Who
stole bucket Of eggs, marked D. A. o rom ny
te5z2-ztS DAVID A. COCKTAIL
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Kight RmIsslons Cured.

I0une msn, stop before yea fHthef 80. " al
assesses subject - Ma there Is NJ dsesse 80 hard
10 cure a. Night Emissions, and phJsiciails are
scarce thzt understand trsating q and % you can
sav that SaFa cured dOzsas in tris eiys e. aeiks
in different States Who have sponi dollar atef dol-
isf. and aFs now vel cured b. ms. an daily re-
esiYing letters and sending nealns 20 ~ perts q
the country. 10 = word, al tnst arc diseased n
any way and val giye me = essA ~ gise saes'
g,foy ~ ~ of tie issases ueIt 9ned In TINS "a.
gsrtisrrnsrt. ma bost o. rsfoEscesa gFaa u mir
city.
sI iettsfs directed o
DR.. NCGILL,
Union street. Nashvine. Tenn
tanl-ly vii meet Win prompt attention.
~. - sESsos. .. ?. aorKis. rr.s 4vi..
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Notice.

ORlce Of Adams Express Company
~ @ NASHVILLE, Feb. 10. ls5s.
MO EMPLOYEE OF THIS COMPANY, or
IN those not N their employ, have any author y
10 contract debts said % Be for their account No
q inns Of the kind sill Be paid By them.
feblS-st 3. A. JONES, General Agent.
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Wanted.

A PART EER, WITH a CASH CAPITAL OF
Il iron, fhree ihodsand u Eve thoUssrd dollars,
il s business which VII pay ocs hundred per cent
in thirty days Please inquire at Office Of City
Hofel ff-In 10 20 L a r. or ron 2 70 p. ~
Z, bZi-5.a a z-u
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Coke for Sale.

THE Gas LIGHT COMPANY CAN FURNISH
few cart loads Of Coke. Price IS load de-
nVered.
Apply At the Office Of the Company, No. n
Church street J. =. kENDRICk, sec'y.
febl7-lw fnNa-