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The staples Of The South areof such ines
Unable value 70 the commerce Of the world
that they have, in the past, and promise be-
yond al contingency in the future, TO come
into triumphant competition with those Of
every other country upon the face Of The
earth. Sugar, cotton, rice, tobseco, hemp,
and naval stores are all articles Of universal
and almost unlimited demand 81 prices
which, considering the eost Of prediction
upon cheap land, viii yield results 70 agrl-
cultural labor FOR whi.h there = DO parallel.
But beyond these staple growths, the eli
mates and soils Of the vast region, which
stretches from the Potomac 20 the Rio
Grande, are favorable 70 every product up
on which industry ard capital are sxPend-
"a in any country. The vast mineral re-
sources which geological surveys have divul-
red. which DO hand Of industry has yet at
puted 10 develop, and the infniie mum
her Of manufacturing sites. al present
the most tempting baiis % enterprise, and
will open up results for il, which nothing
In the history OF the times hiss equaled, daz-
ding and magnificent a. have been it, past
achievements.
In The single sriicls cotton is found the
most striking illustration Of what has jest
been ssid. "King,' be may not be IN the
sense ia which many Of rs formerly recog-
nireI HIM. bat the sway which the poten-
tate exercise over She finances Of natlons j.
nv no means 90 be sneered az, and the hold
which Dc has upoE the necessities 81 the
vcrld seems % Be fixed and irremoFahle-
Four wears % non-eNportation, whilst i
hss Given the most intense stimulus sad
energv 10 the growth o. cotton in other
eopnfries and increased the production IN
them several hundred per cent, have not
len The souih without ihe virtual control Of
- raartrts n the world. We may gather
~ nom the fact that the milliuE and bali
ri baIes faa outside ealcuia1ionl asaiiaoie
~ sxportafion during the Summer and
Fsu. from her poria, have q gold value
--e.t,,r tlun thst OF the fouror eve millions
Thieh we're the product 81 the South in he
/ davs Oh Der palmissi prosperity.
ADMITTING Is % be irue, As has always
hen maiutaincd BY southern writers, thai
| cl;,osfie cor ditions, existing IN many ser
.i,.s. are unfaFurable 10 European and
! No-tbeyn American constitutions, there can
IL ~ doubt u the fact, that large portien,
- In most cases, By Gar the larger portion
- - of he southern States u vel adsFt-
{ - Ia white iabor, s1d thai aeiual mostuaFy
returns iuiic4ie = mueh higher degree q
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TTNNERs, &o.

LAR. W. BROWN, Real Estate and Gene ral
81 Business Agents, over Hork's BOOB Store, sS1
Union Str. ct. Nashville, Tenn. Eut6-6m9
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have noticed an advertisement In The
different cily papers, headed. "Sec1nd An
nual issue of the Nashville CitT pircctory."
This is dqno % miaicad che business men of
ihe city, and give tie impression that the
party had either bought out my interest in
Che Directory. or Oh makc them beltcVa that
/ ueuid not get aut a uirgciorF .ur $40.
They tried Ia get she use of my name for
The Directory, hut this { refused neither
souid I aEros 20 engage tbem o. ths Difec-
terry, Which I propose getuuF up IL he
spring % lsle. This waa doue on accouut
Of their incapahiiiiy Of managing a aork
Of the kind, as well AZ uthar husiness iu
which we were iermaFl connected besides.
The party who ia getting up the Directory IS
NOT a resident Of Nashville and therefore
would nos take the same lutereslFiu the
matter as q citEan of she c.ty wuuid
write this In justice 90 the public az we'll
na mysrlL
Respectfully. r. u. slNaLEsoE,
Publisher Nashville Diraciory.
octl-tf
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100000
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS, SC.
WORTH OVER 81, 100000,

Ii, 10 be sold for one Dollar each. without re-
~ gard 10 value. Not 70 he PAID for until you
know what you are b receive.
i.Tn IL one OF the largest drms IN The CITY Of NJ
York and are doing a very extensive "a mess, ena
bsve "a Rand the largest stock that can be found n
ne CIV fs-Oceana Tines, Pcnt Water, Mch., ocL
al. ls6f tsrhsir stock h. large, and buyers may
reiv na articles purchased from Them uat - repre-
sertaf Their Ion ccntinusnce IN business eBaoies
item 70 offer hotter Inducements than any other
house in the c ty."-loyal American, Anderson.
Ind Oct 30 1854 Their Watches are admitted
hY comi elent judges, and those VINO nave usea
ham 10 Be the best IN use. They ara al they are
sliyeitsad TO be"-lndependent, Warrenton, III,
Oet 20 lsst They are large de-lers and Their
stock IS manufactured in the best style, and q pure
,nsIerials i'-releeraph, SaugeTues, n, r., Oct -
IeG4 San goods furnished z whai they rep
resented % be- Times, Materyiie, I, ocs -
lss4 sW1rfhy Of confidence Wyoming Demo
ersf. Warrag. 4 Y. Oct Is, 1854 "honorahe and
f,i- dealing men r-Cumherland Valley Journal,
- lot 1874
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5gashrille Mnion,
VIZ. 0aHERos 8 co. PusII.A.r..
TUESDAY, OCTOBER a, 1895.
THE FUTURE OF THE sOUTH.
Necessity Of EmigratiOn--Lette from
J. ID. b. DeBOw, Esq.,. 20 Governor

NSlceaAAN uA I'M NatAOuss Letttf from
J. d. B. DeBOw, Esa.,. 70 Governor
Perry.
10 His Eroelshey B. ?. Psrry, Provisional
Governor Of S0HtA Caroline:
SIR: shall make no other apology for ad-
dressing Yen this communication than is TO
Be found in the fact that you are understood,
from recent publications, 70 have committed
yourself publicly and actively in favor o.
opening the State Of South Carolina, and
with i, the entire South, to the introduction
Of emigrants upon a liberal and enlarged
scale, and the further iaetthat you are in q
position from which a most important inhu-
enee over the whole question may be ex-
eried.
Ithal been evident to thoughtful men at the
South for q number Of years that her career
in prosperity and wealth, in comparison
with otner SECTIONS, Wss greatly retarded by
. deficiency Of labor and many among US
vent 20 far even, as 70 theorize upon the re-
opening Of communications with the coast
Of Africa and with Asia for the purpose of
securing laborers, either as coolies, sppren-
tees, or under some other name. Il occur
red 10 scarcely any one that it wal practiea-
bic, o. even desirabler 70 open the doors TO
free white Immigrants, prejudice benguz
derstood 10 exist in the minds Of such every
where against coming into competition with
slave labor; and even if such prejudice did
not exist, infnences adverse 10 existing in
situations upon which the prosperity Of the
South was believed mainly 10 rest, vas like
ly to be exerted by that competition.
Il followed that whilst the Northern aud
Western States, from the constant steam Of
hardy and industrious immigrants who were
pouring in, exhibited miracles Of progress
and development, the South, with vast nal
ural resources for mining, manufactures and
agriculture, advanced in but the slow ratio
Of lts natural increase, and immease dOmin-
ions capable OF contributing untold treasures
metically sealed.
The census Of the United States was con-
elusive upon this point, and ] quote from
the compendium Of 1850, page 170:
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HOPE INSTITUTE.
For Young Ladies',

FORMERLl NINkhNA V1Illlhah'l
,r,aF sr.t ee-sion q iiis lest taiion Sin COM
r,,eu.a on MONDAY, octoter -. lse.l and Ter
i,t. ,,,.-,e,i.sfr srpsrtisiaa % Ms c. fsn-
ueee' -. sii S,. - FaccIty q Frankln College,
~, - e5rors trf Feunsie Teachers. me rurfe-e
Id iaa Bnsrd o hsnsgers = y snola io-aA A''-'
~. - - e.iarationsl stFantsEes-
- 1900 ,sili consist q tNe Terms, IS n
Frsnf IN College. s,-..s-. NJ -
-. 49, r.,,,,,,se-iol Mss So Use q lns N
rsart S.: Modern Languages tao1, e-ef
and Paint ns. SO q r.,,.,s
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FRANKLIN COLLEGE
Tennessee,
Five Miles East Of Nashville.

A FTER a suspension Of four years this lnstitu-
IA ton hiss been re-orSauizsds hnd Wi Re re-
opened on MuNnAf, October I'd, 1875.
The College IL hvorably Situated in quet:
healthy section Of country. and every facility Will
be exlendsd for the acquisition Of sound, }ssst.
cal edu ation. The Course Of Study viii embraoe
Ancient snd Modern Languages; Mathematics, A.
tronomy and Civil knelneeung Natural fhtloso-
nhg Chemistry, and Natural History Mental and
Ncrai Srience, Ancient snd Modern History, and
Civil Poiliy Rhetoric, ami Eagilsh Literature.
Elaer T. FkANlHa, assisted by Professor J. ~
PICKETT Professor A. J. Fanning. and other ahle
and expauenred EduestDrs, will have The imme-
lisia naanaggment Of She Institution.
a school Of Agriculture,
Hinder 7. Fsnnina. ernbrsc NJ gricultural Chem.
.at.v. Nniusa History. sno The practlesi manage
meet Of the Fargn and the Garden. vii be connect
me session a frsnhln College VII consist Of two
Terms. The frst vii beEn oclober 81, lsd5 and
ma February ls'h 1855; the second vii hegin
Fehruarf 18th snd end June 2eth 1855
Frnenses per Ternt Board. Rooms, Fuel and
Wrsknr Sis Tuiicn IN GoleEe, 80; Tuition m
prepsrsiofs Department. $40 Vocal Music, 81
Jsnitors Fee 81
Eor Circulars, couis1uiag further iuioTunsfion, sp-
plv 10 r. Fanunz, OF ProfessorJ d. flcEeii, Nash
-.
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MAMMOTH Caors OF iowa correspond
ent Of ihe Chicsgo Tribune, writing from
Davenport. lows, Of date September -, says
the crop Of vegetables in Scott county, lows
this year, il worthy Of special notice:
The crop Of onions ia without proceed dent
The number Of bushels raised viii reach one
million, az an average Of four hundred
bushels per acre. On a farm owned By q
Mr.. johnson, near Davenport, from six scres
were gathered three thousand four hundred
bushels. Some formers say they wiz GET
eight hundred bushels from q single acre
The grape add poiatoe crops are tlso very
heavy. Of the latter, farmers claim 20 have
raised four hundred bushels per acre. Al
present prices farmers wiz realize ffty dol
lars per acre, after ST expenses are paid
This is che farming county we want 90 tap
BY the North Missouri and 81. Louis aud
Cedar Rapids Railroad.
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Commission and Forwarding.
NEWS DEALERS, &c.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

TONE a TUNNELL-Whoesal and Retail
~ BOokse lers. statiOners, and News Agents,
No. 30 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn
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HORRIBLE DEArH FEuu HYDRoFH0HIt.-Ed
win Bartholomew, one Of the unfortunate
persous bit'en By rabid dog 10 this city
last June, died Of hydrophobia about Eve
O'Clock this morning. We understand Mr..
b. complained Of being unwru day before
yesterday morning, bus thought nothing Of
bis illness until yesterday afternoon, when
he vent 10 consult Dr. T0rrcnce. During
the day be acted very strangely, accusing
bis friends Of being 2 raid Of him, and
thinking him mad. AT oue time be became
quite angry a. a friend who met him az the
Doctors Office. Late IN the siisrnoon be
was attacked with a ssvc-e GO OF hylropko-
bis. The local editor Of the Herald thus
describes his visit at this time,
owe visited the roam IN which be vas
confined, and beheld q spectacle which out
did an the horrors that We have ever wit
messed or heard of.
sfThe young man was q raving muniae,
aud was the subject OF the most dreadful OF
visions. From bis mouth the poisonoas
irothy saliva flowed in copioua quantities,
and his eyes-wild, glazing and enlarged
almost 81 rted from their sockets, whilst
his hands were in motion an the tune, rs
though grasping at something o. defending
himself nom some imaginary person who
was attempting his Life. HE rawlings were
really sppaliiug. He was not secured at a
late hour, although well guarded by some
Of our citizens"
About an hour before bis death the pa
tent became perfectly quiet. and talked ra-
t0nally with Sheriff Humphrey aud others
until lev moments before dissolution took
place. He told them he was suffering from
the hydrophobia; aud would die shortly
QuiHcy, H., Whig, l5f last.
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IirE CoSFzlzfoEs kED kEFEEIEfcNos A. ls-
vEifp.--Puhilshed Coz TIE taneft, ana AZ q
cautiea % young men and Others, aho suffer
from NerElas behiliiYs Prcmaturs Decay OF
Manhood, Ac., Supplying az The a1uo time
The means Of ssli-cura. By enc Who hau
cured himself siisE undergslns considerable
qnackarys b enelosisr : postpaid "a
dressed envelope, single copies nay b had
of Ne suthor.
NaTHaNTEL MsTFan. EsQ.,
Erookiyn, Kings O., n
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The Original ard Beet in che World
The only true and perfect Hair Dye. Harm
iess, Reliable and lusisuianeoua Produce
Immediately q speudid Black or natural
bfoEn. without iuIuring ihe hair or skin.
Remedies she ID effects ef BAD dTaa Sold
bT en- Druggists The genuine d Hrpsi
William A. baichelor. Also.
RegeHsrafing Erfracf 81 Mihsfsura. Tor
hcgf1ring alld bcaufi eiHq ftr H1ir.
CHARLES BATCHEL0k, NEu Yoar.
scpl5-ly
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INHIGRlNTs Al nav Y0RK

Total. Germans. TOlSi. Germans
~ 20 = as lsts......I55s,s ls.I6f
Tf.l72 ls5i-..-----ls'gls Hiszl
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Bald Hsads aPd Bare Faces covered. CRAY
Hair restored, Light Hair darkeuei, Weak
HAIR strengthened, and nnahy hair hoauti-
ded
Also, Pimpied faces cured, purified and
made soit. smooth, clear end p. auiifli. hy
the use 20 Chapmaa's Celebrated Rcceipta
Mailed re 20 these who wish % give them
en- honest triaL
These receipts can he obtained without
charge By return mail, BY addressing
IHos. =. cHaFnAa,
Chemist and pariumar,
octi-im s3l Broadway, Ncu York.
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The advertiser having been restored o.
health In few weeks, BY a very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years
Hith severe Jung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumptiou-ia anxious to make
known 10 his FELLOW sufferers the means af
curs
To al who desire %, ne viii send q copy
Of the prescription used. lirce of charge
with difeciioua for preparing aud using che
same, whieh they viii end a sure cute iur
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis. A.. The
ouly object of the advertiser in sending che
prescription Ia Co benefit the afflicted. and
sprcsd Information which be considers to
b. iuvaluahiei and be hopes every sufferer
VII ny his remedF. us DO VIII cost them
nothing and may prove a blessing
Parties wishing che prescription alil please
address Rev. Enukuu A. Wusas,
HiiiinmshurEs Kings Co, New York
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NO. 170.

Cor theu OF cts sens known % oppose tha
fen2in designs. Cu1i1m authorItcs are
nervoes over ne resent large Importation
of aIsmunitiou. which Is Beloved viii ulii-
maisly and Is way iaio the hsadl 81 he
fenia1s.
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ColakrE A Co. beg 20 iu@arm heir susto-
mefa that hey still coa92sao ne manuiso-
iure OF their rariual ssfits Of Family and
fuiict Soaps, Starch. and CandleI.
Prices current forwarded b. mail % ap-
pilcaiion. colakFa A Co,
Nos. 81 4 S. John b., New York.
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CIRCULAR.

-, ~ ~ wanted e7eryuhere. Ary infer
stcyc 60 ''''siia-iy sven ty addressing The
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fHoTaaakFaa.--Photogr Of Generals
FEDERAL and Gonfedeyait- The largest coi-
lccii01 In ne vest, ior sale, Whciesala ana
retail Remember ne place, Gallery Of Ne
Cumberiaad, 1tCedar asfaats oPposits con-
mrclal Hotel. msY1f-m
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lsnded on its shores to the wear 1850. reach
ed the enormous aggregate Of 5.os2.al4-
q number nearly eqlal to the ent1re white
population Of the South, if We exclude tba
Border States from the caleulaiion. In tbs
number were included.
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Nc eoelt BOB salPNENr VIA Rs "a
~ cets = m. tsqoiz 81 ihsN 80. and n. q ~
p - "a. 1ilca a. ul. or 49, a.lIocE D.
- A u. y. Al0.f
7af- - llll--lEEtt asrrn a7rrI
's.,,.,s. y. : aad 1ia,ss. - uasf - plipaiss
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JTSFUS i. ac0ARTY.
Atlorney and Counsellor At Law,
wasEfNeToN. D c

WILL, GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION 70 ne
NJ rrose-ufian 81 eiAsnss hFicre ne No1ft ~
CLAIMS, and he saTious kKecaufe iet-z--is'-'-
KEFERs 10
Hen Il " Rise. u S. senate Hen. Wm Niaaos','
NJ q; Hcn n. :. Latham. a.. =. senate; hoE-
y ~ Tois ii. & Hon JereIniah 8 hisck. Hos
Alea Barosey q. s senala. Hon J. 4. act'oi;gAl.i
% :. Senate Son Aa. 4 MsciAy, y j. hen
Wm koilcEE. n. G Hon. 6. T. bee4ef, sim.
ZION. kohefi .. Walker; s 90. Chaues hl ~, =.
Y Ben. B Z. GrsaTer, ~, c.. =. J. hAidt lii-al
$50, p Hcn- Mm- a. Eai. n. {. Co, =; W
Kusag, Ina lsepA-ih
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Ia Bridal Ch.nbsfs 20 Esasy 81 WaruHt.
and lnairueton l1F heung Men. Also. naH and 70
lahla irnGtu1eut or Diaassas * he TirnarT M
aaEua aIliau8-seni frea. In sealed aaFeoufa
Aairsas, Dc. .. 5k1LLlN HQuaHTuN. Hosart
Asacciailou. Pniia-iaiphis. pa aprls-lf
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OGcers who desire % have their men mus
tarod out of service immediately, can have
their MYSTERIOUS Rolls, Pay Accounts,
Mouihiy. Quarterly and Final Return of
Qusftermastera and Ordnance Stores, corr
rectiy sud promptly made oct az she Claim
Agency odies o. lageraou aud Rogers, told
Cherry street, up stairs. sspils Or
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TTyE kRE atTrHoEIEEn TO aNNouNCK rOI
~ e. ChINk a. q ca1iililis flF CauulT luuTl
Clerk, % naFds1i Caunig. ai De aulalnE aareh
siecficn. ESQ
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Nessrs I q h 6anghan Co, No ll6 broadway,
Ne,s York, extensive manufacturers ana importers
- "a me leading and most fashionable styles Of
Wssehes and geWelry, desiring 20 ncfesse their ou-
sI,ess 10 an anl mitea extent, b4Ye resolved upon
1 tireas Gif Distribution, subject 70 the reguaaoas
S.rtisases naming ea.h article and It's rslue, sre
PLACED 10 Sealed Enveopes and well M 1eas ole
ire~s on receipt of tgeaiY five cents
Al a, tiass 80 al Oas Doiar eaei, HiiAoai rsyard
g udlIt.
On raceirt Of the cer.ihcsie you vii see What yon
sra SONG = have. and ihen q "a a. your oplQn 70
seni ne dollar and take tha ari.ele OF not fut-
1891 r,av TINS ohlain a Gold Msich. y sinoai
Rnr or any set of Iegelry on cur iisi ief one ,,-
lar. snd IN no csse can they gel less thsn ons eo
e. vrorth Tho prize OF Ctru6catea u a. ioess
one far IS cents Eve for q eleven ~ ~ thlo
foT IS. sxty-fre ior Slo; ore huncred TT Sle- =,
Agents wanted eyetyshere, % WON sfe0''4
T.kH GAUCHAN co,
s.,s sr,s No rs Rrcadsay, n 7
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Corner Chureh and Front Sta.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
Ieo Bales NsE Timothy Hay
500 Sacks EruEs
500 SACKS Oats,
laG sacks Corn
re- seeks White seed Wheat.
zoe Barrels our,
100 Barrels Hydraui Be- Cement.
no Barrels Plaster PARIS.
Light Farm Wagona,
90 Narahensa IrucEa,
ifa Bundiea Poplsr Shingles.
Iueefhar Hiih q iarze so Heii feiactsd siort 81
lrla. NaiIg. apfIurs, azlas cappef. Iin- -
lrhs feI1aa fr1Eas, A..
Erdi1l.aai pT-ee laii o. coal17I frodn.s
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Hot Rolls, Rusk aud Buuns every morn
ing Ct ths Nashville Steam Bakery, 10
summer street, near uniou. ssp5-tf
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0dicers' Accounss msd1 cas- and caEhei.
QuartoTmaEtcru' and oraaanca accounta
promptly made up b. n. rompkina, lste
MAJOR ifth regiment lliinois cavalry. Of
ace corner Of Cherry and Cedar streets, up
Etaiga.
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TO THE LADIES OF NASHVILLE.
MRS. E. LOcKHART,
No.Ia, n. Cherry ST.
yspr.ps5ea 20 receive and man order IN ne
Millinery and Dress Making
LIN Re.

,r...t.,., !, t.,siur-s IN Ire city 81 a long
-. - - s1rp ofte ~ she % give ne - nc
- whira shs has acne for me lsss = Je-ls
=. 49,. IasiFs rbo have chosen, AID Eno EA5
.i,',..s 70 psironiss her esisoaisnmsrL
ocis-sm
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Diseases Of ths Threat, LaBgs and
Heart
DRS. r. AND J. HUNTER
OF New York.
PhySitaas Ca Paim6aaFy BHsstA

NNTQul.D uedfF lhalF paficata u Naahriua sol
- t1ca1 Wno daai1a o. rlEH1H tr9In. tfnf t1rT
can D. ccasliIai laIssE.1l1r " latear az as
e.sca el1seseaii lrf lllsaialtTs wa Aroaellria
AAllilaa atl NlnaIllI .l1. % aItea tfel II % l1lr
pruIesnoa thclr rrs1iHca = aEclpsiFelT roulraf
A. ~ Hlnisfs' Fsll o. NazaFiie ls lIul| ia AZ En
desire b Fiaca tharl1fIgag under be- care a1uuid
bee % tnc In suhriita1 taer caEea i1E eKsnliaa-
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tsiusble farm for Sale.

SIN esAts q drsi class isud fsr ssie. 3 ,-s,..
esa. " 4 1917. sssltills, saloning he plsuisioa 81
L.. S setels eprly 10 4 ". chldrses. 49,, =,
s,sss-S ,s..'e' 4snni No. a CheETy ssIesl.
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..OOK AND JOEs pam TING.
BOOKsELLERS AND sTATIoNERS

CsAMERON, VIVA C0.-Book and Job Printers,
u and pa fishers Of the Day snd Weekly
Union, Printers Alley, between Union and Dead
ercE streets.
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

AYERS 3 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of all the
MI Latest Styles Of First Glass Carriages and
BuEgies, Express Wagons and Csrfysis, y North
MarEet street.
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prosperous and hOarishing citizens, and to
exercise important induenees over its desti-
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These pens bear my trads psark, :" O P. BAHEMl
ExFnA Lou, KY" for which have secured the
s1pt-Tigk and sre warranted equal In dEeneas Of
aaisria and workmanship 70 the best Eastern man
uiActlre, and are believed 20 he superior . AZ
others 10 durability and other substantial qualities
which combine 70 make reaily serviceable pen.
Sent BY mail or express on receipt Of pnee and
rShrn oaargs5 tif b. mail, AZ my risk when 70 cents
o added for Feqsh } Write your name and I'd
dress plainly.
Postage on slnge pea 1srae ce7Ils pen win any
aase or holder aud box, Sir cslfS. Old pens re-
paired for ffy cents land siaapl each. Circulars
ant FEEa. Address
Q. p. BARNES,
Geld Pen Manufacturer
SIS Haia-stresi, Dor. sixth. Louisville, Ky.
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wAeoN HARNESS, &C.
ALSO,

D. D. Denton & o.,
City SteamB Bakery, and
Candy Mandatory, 6
and 8 Broad Street.
Dealers can be sup
piled on short notice
with everything in our
Line, made by oursel-
YES.
Special attention Civ
en- to Crackers and Can
dy. Also Bread, Cakes,
&C, sc.
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