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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-18

MUSTERED Our.-We briefly announced
yesterday morning the fact Of the muster
out Of Battery "a" p l.. S. ColOred ArtiI-
lery. Since then we have been favored
with "a sucrinct history Of the Battery. It
originally entered the service at Nashville,
Tenn, in January, 1854. The officers at
that time were Capt. Joseph V. Meigs.
Is Lieut. Jerry Lewis, LIST Lieut.. Fielding
=. Meigs, 2d Lieut.. Andrew Graydon, and
p Lieut.. Augustus W.. Slayton. The first
camp was Camp Lorenzo Thomas, on the
Granny White Pike, opposite Fort Merton.
About the first Of April, 1864, it marched to
the hill near the old Fair Ground, called
camp MISSY, which was considered by ell
who saw it OF the prettiest camps in
Tennessee. This Battery vent 10 Johnson
vile, and one section commanded by Lieut..
Mrigs had the pleasure Of throwing iron at
the Rebs. 1t arrived in Nashville the sec
oud time q little more than one year ago,
laJout the time Corporal" Hood visited in
tie vieiuity Of Nashville and went into
camp ON the second line Of works near Mr..
Thomas Harding's.
One section waI stationed al Springfield,
Tennessee, some months, and commanded
by Lieutenant Lewis. In the spring of 1865,
Capt. J.. V. Meigs resigned and h. P. Meigs
was promoted Captain. Soon after Lieut..
Lewis resigned, leaving the command but
three officers. In March, Lieutenant Stay
ton was detailed as Acting Adjutant Post
Artillery; where he remained as long as such
an Office existed. During the summer, A.
b.. Williams was appointed Lieutenant by
the Secretary Of War, and Lieutenant j. p.
H5ytwas transferred from the 9Th T.. s. c. A.
tHv) Lieutenant Slaytoa was again de-
tailed by Col. shalter as Commandant Post
Military Prison, where he remained until
relieved TO be mustered out. Lieutenant
Williams YVES detailed as Ordnance officer at
Clarksyilic. The battery was mustered out
January 18th, 1850, by Captain Harrison,
OF the 18th L.. c. l. and paid January 10th,
by Major Nelson, Post Paymaster. We are
pleased to state that the members Of this
command have given little or no trouble
during the two years that they have served
at Nashville, which We think speaks well
for she officers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-18

feneas snaesuaiated IN thoe.s ,.sis-
- manysdvertisemeEH for the t-e.-s-t
o. SP-cte4 Disease, are often at 4 10 hi -
temlns 70 whom % entrust the t-estwsS,
Q, s9ch cases. To such persons We -
pressure n stating thsi the oldest c.f.k
N Of his kind is a. No. "a Deeie-;-t
street. and this should be q su1seisnt -
saiSe mat this Is q reliable institution n
a EicEAED JoSEs may be found En- H.
80 aetlng ne helu stated in bis zsEonl
Ae oEel. "
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Arrest of Alleged Robbers.
Their Examination Postponed.

Day before yesterday Mr.. james Gee went
to the Livery Stable Of Mr.. Hammer, and
while there saw two persons sitting by the
stove, one Of whom he recognized as the
man who shot atand attempted to rob him
an account Of which transaction appeared
IN our columns some time iuce.
Determined 10 have them arrested, Off
Ger Cayit was called in and the parties were
taken into custody, one of whom gave his
name as G.. Anderson, and the other as r. A.
McG.l, and both Of whom live some ten
miles from Murfreesboro.
Mr.. G. identified both McGiH and his
horse-(which he had with him when ar
rested -as did one or two other parties,
who were with him, when be was assailed.
with reference 10 Anderson, however, there
was 30 testimony. and he was at once re-
leased. NcGill Will be tried on Friday
week. He has secured an able list Of coun-
sellers, and proposes TO prove an abb. His
attorneys are Houston, East, sPurlock, J. S.
Erisn 4 Son.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-18

Isn wee, Which Is Y p-sct,cs5 b.
1 presence OF any enc, has proved -,
ols YIN % thousands Of ihs ns5io.l
&C noss talented youag men that eva.
yns 70 eioque1cs o. pen 10 sons
!. e@s assTeyed heslth. blasted TIE c5ast
: living skeleton. Norars 49,
aud fatal effects il is pa'us 1900
ne runs Of reason, the most m-eis-eE.i~
sigAt shat can meet mortal eFea a.
cured permanently OF this Addiction. Ell IN
Ut. coleman, No. e. North Cherry ss-,ei
vile, Tenn. C3sFW
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N. U. Smith 4 Bro, No. p North Cherry
street, CLAY Roberts old atand,) keep the
Finest Family Groceries, Brandies, Wines,
Pure Robertson County, Bourbon, and Rye
Whistles, and g various assortmento Of Fancy
Groceries. All as chespa as can be had in the
city. All we ask is 10 give US a call and see
for yourselves.
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MARKETS.



CINCINNATI, Jau.I7.
FtouE quiet, without change 10 prices. super
zoe ss7 60 Extra, ssssi Family. 3 2sgI0, and
Fancy, SO 25su.
wHrar dun ~iih7u. essential chsnzs 10 prces,
10, ] Bew Red ct 0c.
Coax quiet at So Tor No I linked sae,ei.
osrs steady. % Ger n. l.
re dull sud price, nominal.
GE0~EaIrs gueL
C5rrov in good demand. aud prices advanced 90
s7c for middhng.
WEIskF good damand, - ~ IA bond s2q1 Zee.
Hos clio 81 quet saI758I20r city dressed
Mess pork quiet a. IS Us5D Co.
Green Meats IA moderate dsmani. iz<aie IN
shoulders aad sides le48I7e Tor Hsms.
Bulk msats and bacon unehanrei.
L.sD nEooi dsuand 81 Ise Or prime ctJ.
G1L8 ia8k.
LagEuLLE. Ian. D..
Sales lf3 hhis ieaf Tora-ro at a decline Of 80
500 On lsht iuEs Hea,s Ien mautaus4 i
ha prca
No. Pork firm At $500
Bacon. sho-ilers HF Hams. clear
sHies. 2oc.
lard. fsalsEc 10 uer-a.
HoHr superhae, s. RITA Family Sssassa
Com. 10 b0k. Es1
osis. HssF
Cotton. miidusE &C.
EhsFy slE
sugar. Ssv oaesaa isis.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-18

FsANk BoswoKra hiss q benefit at the
Broadway Varieties, tonight, and we hope
io see the house crowded. Frank IS a great
~iavorite in this city, aud the public should
give him = substantial testimonial Of their
apereeiauou Of his merits. A large mum
Der Of artists have volunteered for the oc-
casiou. and the public may rely upon q real
treat.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-18

The United States having turned over our
shop and m~Gehinery 10 MS, on Dec. lst 1863,
We viii be prepared TO resume business as
builders and contractors, on Jan. lst. Plans
and specifications furnished to our patrons.
Turning and Carving TO order, for the trade
WARRES * MO0RE,
High street, between Church and Broad.
decg0-2m.
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tenes him william Dealt ehas Ale6issfg,
Government emplbsse, "TU be pub.iciy
Hanged By the neck until he i dead; 81 sf-h
time and place as the Major General Com
inaadlng the Military Division Of the Ten
nessee shall order two thirds OF the mem
pers o. the Commission e0acurring IN ths
sentence"
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Nashville Commercial Insurance
Gnmnnny

The Office Of this old and reliable Compa
ny will be removed On Monday, Sth inst,
to rooms in the Bank Of the Union. where
they Will be blessed 10 see their friends
Parties wishing either Marine or Fire In
surance viii do well to call upon this Gem
pany for fair rates and prompt payment in
ease of l0ss.
ianlO-2w
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-18

Go to Bryant, stratton & Co.'S Nashville
Business College for a thorough education
in Bookkeeping, Penmanship, CONNER
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
neIshiP, Settlements, &c.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STRATTON i co.
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f. ?. Coue has received the London NeWs,
with a splendid oolored supplement- Lon
don Times. Bells Life, Field, Mark Lanes
Express, Dublin Nation, Irishman, Free
mans Journal, Tribune Almanacs for 1888,
Besdleis Year Book for 1896.
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HOME AGAINE

HAVING returned again with a large
stock OF
trimmings, worsteds. Zephyr,
&c, &c,
to the old home, I would respectfully in
form the Ladies Of Nashville that we will
be prepared to manufacture any kind Of
Cords, TasseIs, Buttons, Fringes,
&c, &c.,
as good and os cheerfully a. formerly.
OSCAR BOHME a CO.,
novl-tf No. 9 Union street
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-18

PosTPoSED.-The sale Of Government pub
lie buildings, advertised by Maj. A. ".
Wills to take place to-day, the 18th, has
been postponed. Due notice win be given
when said sale viii take place.
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80 o. be ssags q, ths FrsaslAls

vatsss hf lhs sJa5d az tbs Frs5i5.ht q
tbs United States.
The fnd ms Of the Military Commission
f. the ayozs named cases srs hereby ar
proved, nitbe sentence VIII be duly ear
ried mtg txeeu;ioa &C such time and place
as the Commanding General Of the Military
Division Of the Tennessee may direct.
By oIGerof he President Of the United
States.
lOfici.l) E. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adiutsnt 0eaeral.
H-EADQUARTERs a. D. +,
NASHVILLE. TESS., jan Is, 1886.
Jas. Lvsaught, Wm. Dean, alas MeClus-
Ky, George Crait, aiAus george Red, and
Thomss Derry. Goyernment employees, hav-
ing been senterced by military commission
TO be publicly hanged BY the neeE nnnl
they De- deed, at such time snd place as the
General commanding the Military Division
o!Teunessee may direct, said sentence hall
ing been approved BY me President OF The
United States, VIII be publicly executed at
or near Nashville, Tenn. between he hours
ofIO o'clock A.. n. and 4 o'e ock P. N, on tr!-
day, January 20, 1860, under the direction
oi Col. W. R. Skater, commanding Post oi
Nashville, Tenn.
By command Of Maj.-Gen. Thomas.
[stgnedl W. D. WHIPFLE, A. A. 6.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-18

ON THEArRr.-We have seldom passed n
pleasanter evening, than we did at the Old
Theatre, on the occasion OF the representa-
ton OF "rhe Pride OF The Market with
Miss Kittie Blanchard as Marion. Miss
Kittie is admirably adapted to parts Of this
kind; and her success was most complete.
The next best female part is that OF Ia
Vote. persouated by that accomplished ac-
tress Miss Andrews. This lady is highly
educated, and a thorough student and she
never appears on the stage, but she calls
iorth loud and hearty applause. Zayotts is
81 character almost equally important with
Marion. and Miss Andrews deserves the aP-
relation Of the second star Of the evening.
Mss Burnett, as Mile de'Yolange, ac-
quilted herself with great credit, and, by
her admirable conception Of the part, gave
promise Of prominence in her profession.
Harry Everett, as "lsadore, % kept the
house in a perpetual roar OF laughter, as he
always does, when be has an opportunity TO
display his rare talents for low comedy.
Tonight, Fanchou will be repeated, with
Mss Blanchard IS the Cricket This is
benefit night and we hope the house will
be crowded.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-18

II you want your Piano's well tuned. cal
N o. =. Jackson, ct Luck's. on Unsop
street. or al MS pew Music Store, on Church
street orders from the country win meet
with prompt attention. o-tssltF
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-18

Acc1oryr-We learned last evening that
q gentleman on the train from Louisville TO
Nashville, between the former place and
MumioIdville, whilo changing pistol from
his coat to his psnts, let it fall, when it
went of, the ball passing through the leg Of
his pants, close % the foot, and striking
some hard substance, bounded and struck a
gentleman by the name OF Adams on the
cheek, inaicting a slight wound. Persons
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-18
CITY NE VS..

Commercial matters will be found on the
Fourth Page.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-18

In another columu picking Samburg
Grapes ier Speer's Wine. Il as an sdmlrS-
Die article, used in hospitals sud by the
hrst-class families ia Paris london and
New York In preference b old port VINE.
IL is well worth q trial, and gives great
ratIsfactinu. Ldec2l-tstGweowiN.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-18

We are indebted 60 D. Il. Rains, news
agent, for the latest Loulsyms and Cincin-
nat papers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-18

Don't forget the Tennessee and Pacific
uilroai meeting aud speeches, 81 the Capt
To-. tonight.
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REMOVAL.

n Office TO
NO. as PUBLIC SQUARE.
Next door tc the City Hotel, snd adjoining The
Methodist Publishing House, where they will be
most happy to receive Their friends and customers
N their comfortable office. Remember, No 0S.
ARLINGTON A FARkAR,
ian2 I'm Real EsLste AMI General AGENTS.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-18

We are indebted 10 Eds willard for late
pSpers-
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We are obliged to the Adams Express
Company Tor late New York papers.
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Kents East India COfeel
Ginseng, Feathers, Beeswsx.

THE highest martet pres I'll d uI n naHs
Il orca-hs a tne DrcE ebre Of r. o tsnE 'd. =
Co. % = North hsEei stfeef tom WaIe aIf
stsull mr bfuaeug. feathen All neasaaH A.
maen - Ueo ~ uhu--as Eanfea
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oldpspsrs. Cthe largest in the city hrssls
this once.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUGH, COLI, or SORE THROAT

viii fnd TroChes useful Ia clearing the Foice when
taken before singing or speaking, and relieving the
throat sfer an unusual eIerdou Of the vocalorgsas.
the Troches are recommended and prescribed BY
Physicians, add have had testimonials from emil
nent men Throughout the country. Being an aru-
Gle Of true manL aud having proved their efficacy
by a test Of msny years, each year finds them 10 sd-
ditional localities in various parts OF the world, snd
the TToches are universally p-Osounced better than
other arucIes.
Obtain only "BE1gS's BRONCHIAL TsCcHEs," snd
do not take any Of the Worthless limitations that
msy be offered
sold eTeryuhere in the United States, and in For
eign Cou tries, ST IS cents per box.
aul2-8m
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Cotton Earm az SaIa

A eHesleut C1uou Farm, GO zlor - offae
n hermlaE@ cuuaGuluK - SIS Er - ~
% ue4i Jay n FeufuuF asEt, = ms hshr.t -
- q credit Of che ana 10 yrU is1rea $40
80 EP aHAMHkRs.
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Established i'm 1857. at
NO. % DEADERICK STREET.
Nashville, Tenn.
Old course OF Treatment

1hy@cans ore constantly mnoei by patients returning with sesspi,-v .-.t-.
80 nS eApWei a mode OF tuuneut mr these diseases whh rtb.
hNSWe u@n a pain. hs treatment has undergone q thorough invaes-. 49,
Ms G%a 0H9d m'a more c4eent than any other. he s never uosbs wk M.
toms poduced by the od School Treatment. Hf
hh @oNtSS charges arc the same m on casea-win yber-o On, ANN, CO.
e. $ @eai9n tat be WOULD for one uoua, ana t is f course a hs asrt u
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THURSDAY, JANUARY Is, 1866.
Cinnciunati, OhIO.-JosErH 2 QursEr, is


CfnneInnati, OhIO.-osEFB 2. QUIsET, Il
our authouzsd sRent 70 receive Advertisements an
subscriptions for the NashuHe Union.
New Orleans, La.-E0sN r. OVERALL, O
the Commercial Reading ROOn, Is our authorizes
svsnt 10 recsivs advertisements AID Subscriptions
Tor the NGzfu7e Union.
Memphis, Tenn.-cISNESTs q BREET srs
our authorized agents 70 receive Advertisement
aud subser ptons for the Naa1aHs Uuoa-
JoHS HooPGA 4 CO Publishers Agents. Al Park
Rou. New YORK. are authorizes 10 contract for ad-
yertlsing ID our paper.
Jor, CoE&Co, Publishers Agents, Tribune Build
ing- New YORK. sni Btosn's iron Building. Phla-
a.lpbis. are suthoraed 10 contract for advertising
in our paper.
S H.. PsrrESGmL A Co Publishers Agents, 81
Park Row, New York. and 6 Stale street, Boston,
are authorized % contract for advertising in our
paper,
Parties sending Order. TO the Job
Department of this Paper will please
write - Union Omce'' OF the face Of
the Copy.
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Statement of the Condition Of the PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford,
Conn., on the Both Day Of December, 1865, made TO the COMPTOLLER of the
STATE Of TENNESSEE, pursuant to the Statute Of that State.
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g. George Craft, alas George Red. Govern

j. George Craft, alas George Red, Govern
nent employee.
CzAReE L." Wounding BY shooting, with
intent 70 commit murder
Specification: "In this; that be, George
CraH, alas George Red, s Government en-
ployee, II company with Jeseph A. Jones,
aiiGs Tom Carer, citizen, william Dean,
Gl'as MeCluskey, Government employee.
thomas Perry, Government employee,
James Lysaught, Government employee, n
George Leonsrd, citizen, did, willully, de-
hJerately, and Of his premediaied malice,
without Just cause or p~rovicanon, shoot and
wound with 8 pistol, or other deadly weaP-
William Hedernan, a peaeeable citizen
Of Davidson county, Tennessee, with intent
him, the said Hetiernsn, then and there 10
kill and murder. This on the public high
way, al or near Nashville, Tennessee, on or
about the nigqt Of the I'D OF November,
D.. 1865.
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And the Commission does therefore SEN
tenee him, James Lysaught, Government
employee, " TO be publicly hanged by the
neck until he is dead, at such time and
place as the MajOr-General Commanding
the Military Division Of the Tennessee shall
order two-thirds Of the members Of the
Commission concurring in his sentence"
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INDING

The Commission, having msturely con
sidered the evidence adduced, finds the ac-
cused, James L~ysaught, Government EN-
nlnNr.- ~. A.LLnu-..
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- fOliawlng are The rMes uald by Thus. =. MARX,
BROkER, corner % Union and College street. for
meurrent money these Quotations are liable 60
anctIale. but nay be depended on q sufficient
length Of TIME for the remittsnces 70 BE- received
bv msl or express, II iorsaried without delay.
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Davidson conniy bonds70
l. & \, r. R S~enpt7j
The above bonds sre
bought with coupons,
ffom ls6l included.
=. Caronns Coupons -
Memphis city Coupons 40
: Tennessee Coupous&
seorEia Coupons $50
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LATEST FROM EGYPT.

Pennsy's New Extract of the Egyptian Lotus.
new and exquisi e perfume for the handkerchief
Cleopatra, sud all the Ladies OF the present day,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-12-04
The Bakers Parrot.
a divorce is pending.

Snake stories having become worn out
The editors are now exercising their ingenui.
on "parrot stories" the latest escape-vaIyes
ior their irrepressible imagination. The fol-
loving is a specimen purporting to be nara
iedby a Virginia negro: ''You see" said he,
parrot belonged to baker in Richmond.
Now each baker is allowed to make certain
number of loaves every day, and no more"
cause if they do they will be serving out stale
bread to de customers. Well, dis baker had
baked more than his share one day, and hid
de surplusum under the counter. Dc parrot
was hangin' in his cage, an seed it all. Binlc.
by in comes de inspector, and finds the bread
all right, and is going out again satisfied when
the parrot cocks his eye at him, and sings
ont, sDere's more bread under de counter y
50 dc inspector grabs it, 'cordin to law, and
carries it off. Well, den the baker goes to
the parrot VERY mad, and takes him by the
he'd, and fotches him witch or two and
filings him in the gutter for dead, 'longside
OBJ pig just dead OBJ the measless Bineby
the parrot begins to crawl about, his feathers
a sticking out, and his head looped on one
side, and den stops and looks at dc pig wer-
~ pitiful, and sed he, Did you say anything
about the bread2'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-12-04
UNExPEorED INoIDENr IN

UNEXPECTED INCIDENT IN 4 CHuRcu.-
On Sunday night last lady was taken sud
denly i'll in one of our churches, and was
carried out by her. friends, who at once set to
work bathing her head and using other means
ofsrestoratioh; but she told them she desired
To- BeStaken- to some quiet place, as none of
their remedies would do her any good. Her
was conveyed to room in the rear of the
minister's desk, where she presently gave
birth to a fine child. This incident, from its
novelty, gave rise to much gossip, but it may
reallybe considered good omen in the early
history of the little stranger At last accounts
mother and child were both doing WE'LL
Ri Ansond Examiner
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-12-04
CONFECTIONERY AND RAFFRY

ENRY DUNN, at his establishment on Main
- street street, adjoining the Drug Store of Campbell
Sha MASON, 10 prepared to furnish the people of
article in his line OF trade, at the shortest notice
and at the most reasonable prices. From hts lon q
mnation to give satisfaction he feels warranted in
making the assertion, that those who caII upon him
VIII nave neither necessity inclination to go
elsewhere. His intention is to keep up a complete
and perfect assortment of
to which he invites with confidence the attention of
all who wish to purchase articles Of this class He
DOCS not deem necessary to cnumerate further as
states. ~ " ' Ls
:, He viii also keep hand an abundant supply of
FRESH BREAD, made of the best flour, and baked
IN the best style By strict attention TO business
ne hopes to retain the patronage Of his old friends
HIM call.
Sept. IL. HENRY DUMM