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LEGIsLATTVE.

In the Senate, a petition from citizens
Of Nashville against. the bill authorizing
an issue er corporation bonds for a new
waterworks was presented by Mr.. Trim
bic, and referred to special committee.
A bill 10 establish a Board Of COliniza-
ton was taken up and defeated. The
WAYS and Means Committee were author
lied to send for persons and papers in the
pursuit ofcertain investigations heretofore
ordered.
In the House, the Senate bill granting
additional aid to the various railroads Of
the State to the amount of $2,S50,0OO
The revenue bill published in this paper
on Sunday morning, was reconsidered
for the purpose Of amendment; and after
considerable discussion several amend
ments were adopted, and the bin again
PASSED on a third reading and ordered 10
be transmitted. Mr.. Coleman, Of Shelby,
appeared, and was qualified and took his
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EnITORIALC HANRR.

Rev. D. SHAVER, D. D., Of Richmond
Va, for fifteen years editor of the Religious
Herald, is going to Atlanta to edit the
Christian Tnder and s W. Baptist, al
Atlanta, Ga DR. S. has the reputation,
throughout the Baptist denomination, Of
being one of the ablest men of the
church. The IHder and Baptist is the
leading paper of the denomination in the
South and Southwest, and will be fully
entitled to support as such. The pub
Usher Mr. TOOK, formerly of this city, is
a gentleman of large and liberal views,
of eminent business capacity, and will
spare neither labor nor expense to make
the paper the guide as well as the pride
of the church. Dr. 5. viii enter upon his
duties at Atlanta with the new year.
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Interesting from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 10.-The Browns
vile Ranchero's Matamoras special says:
Canales troops would have sacked Ameri-
can and other foreign stores but for the oc-
cupation by United States troops.
Gen. Sheridan returned from the Rio
Grande to-day. st .e. sfF. ID
Rio Grande papers defend the occupation
of Matamoras by United States forces under
Sedgwick, saying that this action was best
for all concerned.
The FL Pueblo, of Matamoras, has let
ter from Talaca of the 18th of November
which says the French had evacuated San
Luis Potosi and Mejia remained with less
than one thousand men.
The Liberals are camped for nine item
leagues around San Luis.
Kings money train was expected from
that city.
Canales was not kept under arrest at
Matamoras, nor is it likely he will be sent
to chihuahua, on the contrary it is re
ported that he would be sent towards San
Luis.
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Mr. SUMNER has presented his revolu-
tionary programme, says the BostoR Post,
emitting, as was necessary to give any
plausibility to his propositions, all men
ton or observance Of the constitution Of
the country. He talks Of Christian
government and the Declaration Of indie
pspdence but Of the fundamental law Of
the land, never a word. In short, his
plan embraces as complete q resolation
as would have been effected if the South
had succeeded in the late rebellion, and
if Congress- should sustain him in his de-
sign, the national constitution Will be set
at naught, the whole theory Of our re-
publican institutions violated, and az
afitation and conflict Of opinion, # not
action still,mo to be dreaded, wili be
inAugurnted, placing the whole country
in the greatest peril
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ca, G-o11-Fire-Wan shot.

ST.. LOUIS. Dec. 10.-The patent perafne
rarnish factory Of Pogue, Smith & Co, on
Main and Carondelet streets, extending to
the river front was destroyed By FIRE this
morning. The building contained 500 bar
rels of oil and quite 4 quantity Of manufae-
tured articles. Loss 100000; insured IN
Baltimore, where the firm principally be
long,
Randolph Waters one Of the pToprie-
tons of the Gait House bar-room, was shot
to-day BY DR.. Heddington. he is not ex-
pected to live. Mr.. W. was trying 70 eject
the doctor from the saloon, he being intoxi-
Gated.
General Grant will arrive here tomorrow.
to attend q law-suit in which he is plaintiff
and ]. W. White defendant. mr.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
BY the Cable.

ROME, Dec. 10.-Some of the French
troops still here will remain till the end of
December.
FRANKFORT, Dec. 8.-U. S. 5-20s very
steady at 75S.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. s, evening-Bread-
stufs are heavy. Wheat has declined Id.
Corn, S9s Cd. for handsome American
white.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 10, noon.-COtton is
active at yesterdays prices.
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THE Radical papers Of the North tel
us that Greeley has ruined his prospects
for a seat in the United States Senate
from New York, by his manly frankness
in advocating unconditional universal am
nesty. Never mind, Horace; it viii take
the North, whom you have been teaching
for forty consecutive years, several more
to find out how wise you are, IN this par
ticular, at least Republicans, as well as
REPUBLICS. are sometimes ungrateiul
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VALUABLE LAND
FOR SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN INTRODUCTORY
ID decree Of the WOrshipful County Court Of
Hickman county, made at the December Term.
1866 In the case Of John Hassill aud others
against Troy s. Broom and Others. viii expose
10 public sale, on the premises,
On the IIfh Day Of January Next,
The lands known as the Hassif Land. situated
and being in the Seventh Civil District Of Kick
man county, situated on the east side Of Pine
River, three miles west OF Pine Wood, and nine
miles northwest Of Centreville. bounded a. fol-
First Tract, Beginning on q gum and hickory in
the sOuth boundary line Of GO sere survey
granted TO 0rlan Smith, No .4Ol ; running south
2J6 poles 70 a hickory, With black walnut point
ers at the fork Of a ridge; thenes with the mean
ders Of said ridge Is poles, TO Q poplar on The
south bank Of Pine River; Themes up the mean
east bank Of said river, and in the north bound
airy line Of Thos. Baily's survey Of go acres
thence east with said line 239 poles, to the begin
ning-containing Z6s4 acres.
Second Tract-BegiEning on q gum, Thomas
Baily's northeast corner, running south with
said line 50 poles, TO gum thence east 81 poles,
70 3 gum; thence north 81 poles, 70 stake N
Robert Bowen line; thence With said line west
Third Tract begins at tive poplars in the east
boundary line Of q go acre tract granted 20
Thomas Baily, runs east l007< poles, to a black
oak near the foot Of a hin; thence north 2l3
poles TO q stake in Birds south boundary line
thence west with his line 8 = poles, TO a corner
of q 10 acre survey Of said Bowen; thence south
with the same 90 poles, % his c0rner. and with
the line Of smother 10 ncre survey Of said Bowen.
in al g. poles 70 his corner in q line Of q $50
acre survey granted 10 Thomas Baily; thence
south with the same l59 poles, to the beginning
containing l0e5< acres
Fourth--Also one othsr tract it being that
part Of $50 acre tract on the east side OF PiRe
River that was granted 70 0rlena smith, \ O.
], 40l-containing about 60 acres. In all together
about 485 acres.
All the above described lands viii be sold To-
gether, on a credit Of one, two and three years
Notes with two or more good securitioa, with
interest from date. and the sum Of 3 per cent. on
the amount bid in cash, 70 pay cost and att0F-
neys' fees, etc. This December {, 1855.
N. IL. PICKETT, Clerk and Master,
decll-4tW and Special Commissioner.
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LosF AND FoUND.-We learn that the
neat house Of worship belonging 70 the
Methodists in Fort Pickering, which was
removed and lost during the war, has been
found within the Notifications built by the
FederaIs during the war for the defense OF
the post ofMemphis The building is now
occupied as a residence by party unknown
10 us but, Of course, it win be promptly
restored to the rightiil owners upon appli'
cation 10 the authorities.-Memphis CHRIS.
s;gn Adpoenfs gtk
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FoRNEY, who is the Secretary of the
L. S Senate, wishes to abolish the Office
Of Secretary of State, and confer the
powers and duties of the State Depart
ment on the President of the Senate. In
the general overthrow of the authority
and obligations Of the constitution, he
ought to take the Secretary of War and
nut him in the breeches-pOcket Of Colfax,
The Treasury in the hands of the Chiei
Justice, the Secretary of State presiding
in the Senate and the War Office in the
House, would be good division of the
" good things
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Ex-Governor Holden, in the Raleigh
Standard, frankly and urgently says that
the experiment Of provisional governments
in the South has been fsilure.-NsuC York
Tribune.
Ex- Gov Holden is qualified to speak
on that subject He failed most signally
in the capacity of Provisional Governor
ofNorth Carolina, and nine-tenths of the
people of that State told him so.
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For Rent for the Year 1857.
Or for q LOnrer Term.

A VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATION
IA In Franklin county, Tenn. near The Alaba-
ma line, u miles from Nashville on the Nash
vile and ChattanoOga Railroad There are
about 900 acres cleared and very productive
with plenty OK house room, stabliug etc. besides
extensive ranges for cattle and stock Of an sorts
with abundance Of water. If not rented before
the 18th day Of December next. C will be rented
on that day TO the highest bidder at Anderson
Depot" Mr.. John r. Anderson, no the depof
viii show the land 10 any enc desiring % rent
the same. For terms apply %
n. r. AILOWAY.
n0Y2'-3W Church street
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For Rent

A NUMBER OF VERY DESIRABLE LAW
n and Business Offices.
Also, the rear Of baildinE on the PubIis
Square. below Cedar street. containing eight
rooms and suitable for a family.
Apply al No. q Cherry street.
dseI-lw MICHAEL VAUGHN.
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THE New Orleans BUlletia announces
that Nashville has twelve cotton mills
which support go persons, and repre-
sent a capital Of $673, 500" Il means,
doubtless, that that is just what We are
geing 10 have when we wake up ont Of
our sleep, rub the sand out Of our eyes,
and see what would be most FOR our in
terest individually and collectively.
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n. n. PLUMMFR a co.

COERCION AND DOMESTIC 0ROCERS.
il Masonic Temple. Church street. are receiv-
ing the most attractive stock % Fine Groceries
ever offered in this market. Come and see rs II
yOu want fresh, clean goods. We have Sugars
COfiees, Teas Flour. Bacon. Smoked and Picked
Fish. HominF, Rice. Crnrkefs, baekwheat, Tubs.
Cheese. MaechEnni. Lemons, Oranges. delatine
Jellies' Canned Fruits. Ginger Preserves. Shaker
Preserves French Preserves, OYSTER Caperss
Olives, Pine Apples. Seediaas Raisins, klgs. Cur
rants Citrons. PruneE. Dates, DIS, salad Cream.
Raisins. Almonds. Pecans. fine candles. candy
Fors. Fire Craekers, Torpedoes. etc.. eta. But
uhv try 10 enumerate3 We have everything
you Wsaf fresh and cheap. Cone and see u
before yOu buy. Orderi irom ne country Tor
Holiday Goods carefully Tiled, -
n. b. PLUMMER & co
des7-2s Masonic Temple. Church street.
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FOR RENT
For Rent

pY DECREE IN CHANCERY. IN TUE CAsE
ID Of Jn0. W. Walker W. the sheriff 81 Davi3-,r
county and cthers, am directed g. rent FOR The
year 1891 the following property. viz:
, Inc store House now occupied By Messrs. \.
B. Cheatham 4 Co "
The store House on Church street oceupied bv
Messrs. Hamilton Green. And o store Room
between the two houses above mentioned.
Also. the Dwelling House Of Mr.. Jno VI
Walker, on North High street. corner Of Union
Those wishing 70 rent VIII cad an me At n h
Chatham & Co. 5, corner Of Chufsh and C,iiegs
decs-u lb. r. +. WOODS. Trustee
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For Rent.

A n EGANTBRICK DWELLING HOUSF
"a IN Watkins Gruve-f3r rent for the vser
ls63. Possession given on the 18th ofthis u1orfl
For Particular apply to J. Bl0omstein. s5rDer
Of Cedar and Watkins streets dec5-i6t
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For Sale or Fxchanga

a n ELEGANT SUBURBAN HOME OF
= twenty acres, two miles cut on 3 good pike
hleh soil, good house, i've acres Of fne ffuits
FENCING and outhouses complete, perennial sprinE
and cistern. House newly painted will be
sold az bargain. II not sold by the 18Th inst
will be rented to a good tenant reasonable low
Inquire at this Ohce or I. s. Mari. Banker
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FOR RENT.

TINE LARGE CARRIAGE FACTORY. No
i y North Market street. below the Square
occupied By Myers < Hunt Tor the last eiFh
years. 10 Is also good location for a Ware
house. OF for any Kind Of manufacturing bust
ness. Inquire of p. L. NICHOL. Court House
nOvlq-tf
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For Rent

A FARM OF I66 ACRES. -FOUR MILES
"A rom Nashville. on the Stones River Pike.
eighty acres in cultivation well enclosed and
has on il two story frame house. Containing 3
rooms. and in good ueiFhborhood. ADply 10
ARLINGTON & EARRAR,
dec5-lW No. 6S Public square
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Fishing Tackle,

r 1Sn111S L 'aCk1S,
onsisting of Hooks from the most cels-
brated manufactures of Limerick, Ireland,
and Silk, Grass, Japanese, and Cable-laid
Lines Also, Reels, Bamboo and Japanese
Rods; together with every thing usually
found in frst-class establishment.
A large lot of the celebrated Ne plus ultra
Black and Plantation Imperial and other
fine TEAS just received
NJ Prescriptions compounded with &C
curacy by competent and experienced Phar-
macists and Physicians and others can
depend on the most entire reliability in the
execution of Orders, all goods being war
ranted as represented.
STEPHENS 4 WATKINS,
Corner College and Union SITS.
NOV II If zn
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For Kent or Lease.

. A FIRsT-CLAsS STORE HOUSE ON THE
"A Public Square. Also. a nice little Yarn
three miles from the city. well vatsred roo5
land. good neighborheod, good improvement
POSSESSION given % both iamediatay AppIv 10
4. II. HICKS, Hicks China HaII. As Publie
Square. - ~
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WIN TITLEBAUM,

nPTICIAN, No. IS Church street,
" (oppOsite the Maxwell HOuse,l Nashville,
Tenn. offers his services TO n generous public.
By his experience in this line be Is enabled to
try the eyesight and suit spectacles aecordingly,
20 that the eye e not overturned, but merely
bs found Microscopes. Telescopes, Thermome-
ters, Magni6srs. Mathematical Instruments
Picture Frames Opera and Field Glasses. etc.
etc. Remember that when you want your eye
gight improved you must call az Wm. Title
baum's Office No. As Church street. opposite
Maxwell House, Nashville. Tennessee. The
best Glasses, orpure Pebbles, set into old frames
dcqT-7rn
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For Rent.

A STORE ROOM or CHURCH STREET
n opposite Che Stacey House" An erssiisr,
stand for business. Apply %
dec5-lm n E. ALLOWAY
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LARGE AUCTION SALE
Valuable Household Furniture,

WE WILL SELL AT 10 O'CLOCK on
w WEDNESDAY MORNING next. al the
residence Of n. s. Alloway. No. 10 Church
street, a large variety Of valuable Household
Furniture. consisting Of Tapestry and Velvet
Carpetings elegant carved Rosewood Parlgr
and Chamber Sets; Sofas. Chairs. Centre and Side
Tables Book Cases q number Of handgoms
Paintings and EngrRTings large Mantle Mir
FOrs; one extra fine Rosewood, Pearl-key Piano
forte; a large assortment Of handsome China
and Glass-Wa besides q variety Of other useful
housekeeping articles. sale positive. The
articles can be seen 40 the house the day ht2re
the sale. D0LiN y BAkNg5
dsc3-4t lG.I Aueti0nesfs
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THAD. STEVENS vulgar speech at the
welcome carousal in Washington, would
Disgrace the lowest sot thar ever lost his
sense Of decency in debauch.-BOstoa Pos
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viIIe daily al 10 A. NJ and P. NJ, arriving IN
Cincinnati IN time to take early morning trains
for the East
Passenger ear attached % freight trans
Leaves Franklin, KY. at 7:l0 A, r., and Gallatin
al go A. ~. arriving ia Nashville al ll:oy A. n
Leaves NashVills at $50 P. ", arrives 81 ITALIA
Tin e-2O ?. ~. and az Franklin ei3 p. u
ALBERT FINK,
General Superintendent L. 4 n. X. r. .
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Engine and Boiler for sale.

A GOOD STATIONARY ENGINE AND
"A Tubular Boiler for sale, atm0derate price
10Th IN hrst-rats order. They are Of Sufficient
UoWer 10 drive a miii Can be seen. and terms
earned on application a. this Office. decs-tf
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every article usually IOunu IN q DfugglSts
Stock.
We have in store an extensive stock of
Pure and Fresh Drugs, Medicines, Dye
Stufs, etc, which for quality and purity
are unsurpassed by any other similar estab-
lishment in the country.
The great variety of European and Anne
rican Fancy Goods, Fine Soaps, Toilet
Powders, Pomades, Brushes, Extracts, etc.
comprising invoices Of goods from Low &
Son, London; Coudray, societe Hygienique,
and Lubin of Paris; Bazin and other repu-
table American manufacturers - will be
found most complete, and fer beauty, ele-
ganee, and utility, cannot fail to suit the
tastes of the most discriminating.
Our assortment of Cosmetics, Tortoise
Shell and Ivory Combs, Puffs and Boxes,
Mirrors, and other articles of that class,
being of the latest styles and Of the most
recent importation, win compare with that
Of any house in the South.
Great attention is paid to the selection
and importation Of Pure and Fresh Drugs
ana none other are allowed to go out Of the
establishment
A splendid selection Of Imported and
Domestic Cigars, all fine brands of Chewing
and Smoking TobaccOs, CARROTS Scotch
and Maceoboy snuffs, and every article in
that line, constantly in store.
A most extensive and varied assortment
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Tue Boston Commonwealth proposes to
abolish the Office of Presidert That is
frank and honest. 1t is precisely what
the Rump Congress is trying to do, but
have not the courage to say So
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$3.50 REWARD.

STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM MY PRE-
- misses. on Saturday night 2ith instant TWO
MULES. one a dark brown or black Marc Mule,
Of medium sire. tan cOlorod nose quick and
sprightly in her gaits, wide in the chest. ears
well up; has q snail sore in front where hamss
tie. Horse Mule, a good bay, lengthy and spiF-
tied. head little Roman, and has marks q har-
ness. works under saddle. and moves In lead OF
wagon four or i've years old last spring. They
were raised BY Mr.. Stovall. living near Zion
Church. on the Hydo's Ferry Turnpike IL
strnyed. l will give $40 aud pay expenses for
the delivery, or any Information 50 i can get
them or II stolen S25 each and 500 Tor the
thief IL caught and confined in any Jail 50 can
get him. X. n. RAINS.
Near Nashville. Nov. ., 1895. deol-2W
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BARGAINS

GUBURRAN RESIDENCES ron SALE.
S-The VIM. E. Jones place, newly fitted up.
House with Eve or six rooms and Out-build lngs,
frst-rate, neVer-failing spring in fifty yards Of
house with 30 or Is acres of land, three miles
from the city, on the Brick Church Pike. Also,
a neat residence with three or four rooms and
out buildings, fine eistern, and ga acres OF
splendid land, on the Gallatin Pike, two miles
from the city. Good orchards on both places
Great bargains, if immediate application Is
.&R.W. BROWN. Agents,
deelI-lw 331% Union street
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The above steamers win commence their regular
trips on tho arsl opening Of asviatian in ne Cum
beTiand river, aud continue % rua regularly
throughout the bssiness seas0n, Per above seized
uls Making Close eunnaction At Cairo vi "a the ~
ulaF packets ior 81. Louis, Memphis ard New %.
lnans Issuing through Tickets O. Passengers. and
giving through Bills of Lading Tor Frsights % ths
shove cisiss and al available way landings % the
very lowest rates. Every effort viii b. mads D. tbs
Oflcors and Agents Of THIS line 10 render i reliable
and deserving the pafrouHro % Shippers ana 80
travelling Public.
COBBETT A BOYD, Special Agsuis,
No. q Front street, uBper Wharf Naslviiia, Tann
asDil I'm
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Dwelling House For Rent
On Union street.
Opposite New Theatre
JOHN KIRKMAN.
a.

Billiard Tables az Auction.
WE WILL SELL. ON SATURDAY, DEC.
w is, 1895. at our auction room 10 North Cot
lege street,
TWO FINE BILLIARD TABLES.
Phelan's make. They are now on exhibition
DOLIN. BARNES x CO.
decb-td AuctiOnoera-
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ON the sIst Day of December.


Offer at public sale, and continue from day to
day until all are sold, ali these beautiful Lots
heretofore reserved and unsOld, and which are
eiigibly situated for family residences, and many
convenient for business houses.
To those who desire a summer residence. or a
delightful dwelling place, this sale presents great
attractions. The locality Of Tullahoma, with q
population of from 800 TO 1,O0G inhabitants On
the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad at the
terminus Of the Meanwhile and Manchester
Railroad, Ia Coffee county, and on the table land
Of the Mountain District 81 Tennessee, is Of un-
surpassed salubrity and pleasantness. All the
comforts and appliances Of high civilization, of
an orderly, well regulated, moral and religious
community, and good schools the purest Of
water, ehalybeate and sulphur, in the town site
and Convenient
THE TERMS OF SALE
Are a credit Of six or twelve months, except the
sum Of ten per cent. 10 be paid down on day of
sale. Bend and security required and a lien on
the lots retained Maps Of the town and Of the
lots for sale to be seen on application TO me at
my house in Tullahoma.
VIM. MOORE. Agent,
decll-td TullahOma. Tenn.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

THE AUTHORITY GRANTED TO ISAIAH
i DaunpOrt, to transact bushIsss for Us, was
revoked on the 10th Of November last. We will
not be responsible for his acts after that date.
ADAMS, PECK0UR h Co,
deell-St Cincinnati, Ohio.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT

NOTICE.
TIeHE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING BEEh AP.
! pointed Agent for the disposal q ne propartJ
LATELY Ia tls hands Of A. Il. NORTH Co. 0lisrs fof
Ezls their Largo stock q Hisrchandse AZ very ioW
prizes, cousisting In part Of the foiioNiEB
I.OOO, 900 pounds Horss snd Nyle shoas.
SOC. 900 pounds Cut Salls and SPIKE
20, ZOO sets Lad shJ Wheel Harness.
with q conplste ass0rtmsnt Of
Carpenters and Blacksmiths Tools.
'EMEs wOODMAH, Agent.
n0vs- friatb-iP 30 North raTket street