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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-04-11
he GroTesteen Plan Forte

he OICNGoICS2a A~A y -
/ stI retains lis prscUdeuce aud great p'puiariiy'
and after undergoing gradual improvements fora pc
r,d pf thirty yearsis now pronon ed by the musical
world to be unsurpass ant even UneGGalr' N rie1
ness volume and purity Of tone durability aud cha
ness our rev scale, Erench action.harp pedal iron
Frame over. strung bass, seven octave rosewood p
amos we are selling cheaper ~ from 500 To SUI
than The same 81. and daish are sold by AIRY oIher
frsiclass makers III the country. Deaiers ana All IN
want of good pfinos iuviei 10 senI for our Tie
seriptive Catalogue, whirh contains photog faph' o
our difiereur styles, together Fith PHces 20 ""s
should pug hase ~ no without seei"s t''s 'u'
,osue lIedisi almost without number. have hee"
to ti, ,;r,,vester,, Piano aud the t'eiebrat
N,.rs's air though put - cnmpatitIon with ether
,,o,u an parts Europe and tue - 1t TOOK tn
highest ava d. ~
Tr;stabiishtd 1895 GToves'een Co'
40 RRoADw NY. NEW YORK.
July % 1867. B. Il. =. & Co.
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SPECgAL NtaTEUE.

IUsTIrE$ of the Peace and other persons having
10 th.ir bands for coiiertinn any CLAIMS. or any
money C. iecttd Tor accUu OF claims ate "i
Jlttu r. r rank. now assigned to Thoinds liefch-
deem are hereby notified 10 make settlement and IN
media te payment, to ,- - -,,,,,,.,,,
Attorney fJrAssIgnees,
Bloomsburg March p, ,ot5,
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AUDITOR S NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate OF J0ha ~. Yosf, Of Locust foWnship,
Gsce9Sei.
T ETTERS of Administration on the estate of John
l. 81 Yost. Tat Of Locust twp, decd. have been
granted by the -Ister Of Coiun5ia county. tie
undersigned; ail r-Dns having clFIms against the
tate requested present them fIr settlement.
aud all persons showing themselves indebted TO
make payment forthwith. HENRY YOST,
Locust twp, March :, 1856. Admir-.
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Admins. s.rator's Notice.
NEgg SEKg2T FOR 1866
The Great Invention Of the Agt in
II o O P S X | r T S 1.
I w BRADLEY = New Patrrt DUPLEX ELLEPTIC
tur double) SPRING SKIRT.


THIS INVENTION consists Of Duplex lor two e.
ff.~ Pur. a. fued steel Springs. 'ugcnipuSIy Branded
irlffiv and F,rnlv together. edge tn edge making
ii,. 'Tsugncst mtst Flexible, Elastic and durab .
Surinp ever used. They sridom bend or break, like
fserI aud beautiful shape more than tWIce a long
a. any Sug lc SDung SKIRT th7i ever Has or Can be
nadr
'FHE wonderful hsxibIlity and great comfort and
tra~ire 10 any Lady wearing the bdPieX Eipl SKIRT
viii b. cxpeTeHcrd particularly IA all Crowded As
s.Iubiics UurTas Carriages. Railroad Cars. thIrCh
pews. Arm Chairs. FOR Promenade AM House press
a. th, skirt can folded " hen IN u>e I" occupy
small place easily and conveniently a. SIX OF
Muslin Irrss,
Great Convenience OF wearing ihr tupseA EiIiptic
steel Spring SkIu for single day viii Never alter
war willingly dispense with their use. For ChH-
,iren Misses aud NOnng Ladies they are superior TO
all Others.
TN cad and III long as the Siage yarn
cnvriB. which used on all Single steel Hoop SANS
The thlee bottom rods every skirt are tlSO Double
steel aud twice doubt. covered To prevent tff' COW
prina from airing OF the rods when Dragging down
~tuuc steps etc eic, Whch tAey are constant
ly subject N h ~ "a use.
All made Ofthe and ell CANT Coried Ttp -,
an are hr-t qasiiN in every p1r. giving o. the
a.. mo-i graceful an perfect shape, possible
uuques tinnably tn lf-htest most desirable,
cuufnrtabie and economical SkIrL ever maze.
VESTS HRADtEY * GARY, PROPRl TORS Of
the Invention aud ~CLE MANI FACtUR rs. %
Cu tMBLRS. ana 20 X 81 RE De SIR .EiS, New
Y1k.
FuR SALE ia all frstc class Stores IN tins City. and
Cuba. Mexico. South Aherra. aud ihsWest indies
- Inquire ter tbs duplex Elliptic Tor doa2ieJ
Spring SHIRT.
March q. Io65.-3m.-A < c.
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DIR. M!ARNHALL'S
Snuff

This Snuff has thoroughly proved HseH 10 ~ '
be article known for csring the CArAeRn' NoLp ~
THE fTE.D aud HEADACHE. IL has been inu"a "n "a
celent Jemcdy in many CAGES OF sore Eyes, bscN
NESS has been removed by it, and HEARING has ei'eh
heen greatly improved by It's use
Ii is fragrant and agreeaby. and
GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF
To the doll heavy pains caused by diseases Of the
Head The sensation after using It delightful and
invIgorating IL opens aud out all nbstructions
Strengthens the glands and gives healthy action 10
the parts affected.
: More than Thirty Years
cfsaIe and use of DR. MARsuArL's CATARRH and
uEApAcuE SSt FT has proved its at value for all
the diseases of ne Head ana at this moment
IL stands higher than ever before,
II i recommended by many of the best physicians,
and used with great suceess ana satsiactiUn eve
rvwhere. c,y,
Read the Cert ficates Of Wholesale Drug
gists 10 1854.
The undersigned. having 70 many years been ac-
ouaittad with DR.. VI .RsHAfN's CATARkH ana bead
rur ~YUFy aud sold in our wholesaletrade cheer-
fv state that ", elieve it to be equt IN every re
1et 10 IN. rec lIn1 ndati0ns gwen OF for the cure
f Catarrhal Affections, and that IL Is 1o'iue"J s'9
best article we have ever known iot al 'O'44i "a
eases OF the Head.
n,,-- &, Perry Busthn J Barnes Park. & New foik
- An.tt1 2. Co 4 = * n Sands, "
brown t.ansnn & Co q stephen Iani 70
Dad Cutt,r ~ "a Israel Minor Co -
~ yv Fn,sIr M'Kesson * Robbins
Wilson. Fai rbank * Co a j. Sco' i., g - :,
Ueushaw, Edmands & Co VI W ara. = f''se q %
Il u iuy. Portland. Me. Bush < Oa'e'
For Sale b, all Druggists. Try II.
Feb ,, lSUG-ly.
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Applications for License.

nj OTCE is hereby given, that the tol-
/ y lowing named persons have made application
to the Prothonotary OF Columbi1 county for Tavern
licensees TO be granted at the May Term OF Court
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JESSE COLEMAN Pr'tho Bolaiy'
Bloomsbury Apri 4. 1856
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Rally The NySlem.

July %. 1867. u. Il. :. & Co.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-22

A BAD DRUEK.-Billy Dow is a model
young man, From early childhood he has
been noted for goodness. Why he has lived
thus long no one knows. he sits meekly
on the fence :ail which divides the too good
to live from those who amt t8es ~
His tastes are literary. He has been drunk
but fifty or sixty times. The first time he
imagined himself Diogenes, and straight
way bought himself tab. He put i on
the sidewalk, sat in il, and waited patiently
for Alexander TO come. Little boys Knocked
him. They flung Jumps Of dirt at him.
Though he bore il patiently, he wished he
bad chosen the character of Elisha. But
Il was DiogCnes fate 10 be abused. But
when Alexsnder-the polieeman-cam
and told him he was drunk, instead Of say
ing: Were not Alexander / would be
Diogenes," his wrath arose. He cursed him
in classiclangage. That's, dog-latin, Ashe
didn't speak Greek, Of course the policeman
acknowledgements him not. Yet,
being Of kindly disposition, he invited him
10 spend the night al the calakoose. The
policemsn's song is more ravishing even
than that OF the LOrelei. He could not
resist it, and went Whom of as cant OF
course he was fined the So next day. The
tub he took home with him, and il hangs
on the wall. Whenever he hiss any wicked
thoughts, he usually takes down the tub
and sits in IT, There he m0ralizes, and
becomes good again.
On Wednesday evening, however. Mr.
Dow forgot all about the tub and drank to
excess. He imbibed glass after glass of
spirits until he could hold no more. Bv-
and-by he started for home, bat misto0k
the way and fell over the curb stone into
the gutter. BY the fall he peeled his nose
savagely, and plastered his clothes with
mire. He tried 70 hire q hackman to take
him home. Hickman couldn't see taking
into his vehicle such huge bundle Of
muddy clothes Policeman came again.
not Alexander this time, and Billy went o.
the calsboose. He came up before the iuq-
tice nexi morning and paid Sl4 - q -
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NE CITY.

We call attention 10 the following adver.
tisemenis which iippear ia this mornings
paper for the FIST time The reader j,
referred 10 them in snosher column.
A reward i offered for the return to this
Office OF q lady's travelling bag, lost on the
Public Square or en- Whites creek pike.
Valuable city properly viii be sold at
the Court House on Saturday, 18th day Of
January next, under decree Of the County
Court, by z. J. Nichol, Clerk. ~
The gentleman who took the wrong coat
from Mrs. Adkins, at the party the other
night, Is again called on 10 return L to this
Office for It's owner.
On application 70 ]. B. Fogg or @. NJ.
Fogg, Jr., a handsome three story building
may be rented for 1857.
In the way Of writing desks, gift books,
Bibles, and a great variety Of fancy articles
for Christmas presents, E. p. Gone, No. 40
Cherry street, has a full and inviting stock.
Mccormack, Keane & Co. No. 20 South
Cherry street. can supply any demand for
pure ale and porter, at low rates.
The steamer Rebecca, Capt. Sam p. Hil-
dreth, viii leave 1t p. N. on Christmas
day for Evansville, Louisville and Cincin-
matt
Thompson Brothers advertise, in our
special column, that they have just received
for Christmas, black siikS point lace hand
kerchiefs and collars cloaka, fU-s, etc.
Morton B. Howell, G. & NJ, proposes 10
sell some valuable property on the 18th of
January. A good opportunity il offered 10
those wishing 70 invest in real estate.
John 0Neill has a list Of paymGsteTs
checks, treasury and pension certificates In
his Office.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-22

The work Of fitting up the new Record
ers court room, in the third story of the
south end Of the market house, is progress
ing rapidly, and the room will bsrssdy
for use in the course Of week. Il will be
grand improvement on the old room,
having seats for the accommodation Of the
spectators, as well as various ether appur-
tenances which were lacking in the old
quarters.
We have been requested 10 call attention
TO the condition of the gutter on the east
side of Spruce street, between Church and
Broad. 1t seems to have been filled up at
one place, and during the recent rains
OEerfiowed 30 as to render the sidewalk
adjacent almost impossible. The obstruc-
tions should be removed at once.
Workmen have been engaged during the
last few days in lowering the ground on
the river at the foot Of Church street, pre-
parstory, we understand, to erecting
building on the site. u
The new Tansfer stablts, on Market
street near Church, have been completed,
with improved arrangements and extra
facilities for housing the horses and vehicles
of the company.
Workmen are still engaged in lowering
the grade of Spruce street on Capitol Hill.
A vast amount Of labor viii be required TO
finish this improvement.
The sulphur spring on the fats below
College street has been overlooked during
the present food in the Cumberland. Low
ers Of this fragrant water have been COM
PEELED 10 foreiso their regular potations for
more than a week past -
The wood market was well supplied yes
terday. We counted something Ike forty
wagon-loads ON the Square.
The roads outside the city, where not
McAdamiEed, are now in a terribly muddy
and mirey condition. 4t.
The days when gold and silver we're used
as q circulating medium have become al
most legendary. We heard of toll-gate
keeper the other day who refused silver
quarter, saying that he wanted good
money" By the term good money, he
designated the dirty and torn shinplasters,
about half Of which are, on the average,
counterfeit.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-22

CRINIEAL CoURT.-The evidence in the
case Of the State Is. Phillip Antonio and
Chas. Moore was finished yesterday morn
ing, and the councils pro and con have
commenced their pleas. The entire day,
to-day and perhaps a portion Of Monday
will be consumed By the speeches, which
will doubtless be more thEn usually sble
and eloquent NIN
The action Of the State against Dick
Woods having died some time aher bis
aFrest.
Ten cases Of gambling were disposed of
at the cost Of the defendants.
Inthe case OF the State against Jim Broos,
aOlle pTaseqsi was entered and the defend
ant discharged, on payment Of costs.
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To COnsumPtfVes--Ths Advertiser, hav-
ing been restored to health in few weeks, by a
very simple remedy. after having suffered several
years with a severe lang affection, aod that
dread disease. Consumpt ion-is anxious to make
known TO his fellow-sufsrers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he win send cepy Of the
prescription used. 0freo of eharsel. with the di-
reetiOns forpreparing ami using the same. welich
they will find a SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
As-HMA. BRoNoBTTIs. &e.f The only object Of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription. Is to
benefit the afflicted. and spread Information
which he eonceives TO be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer viii Try this remedy, it viii cost
them nothing, and may prove q blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. viii please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg Kings county. New York.
.aefg2-1v ~.
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DIED.

On Thursday morning. near Antioch. at s.
o'clock A. ~. LzzIE R.. wife of Major Dick
Mccain.
Her remains win be inferred at Mount Olive,
Cemetery to-day at o'clock. where the burial
services viii be performed BY Rev. Dr.. YounR.
Carriages VIII leave the residence Of Major Nc
Cams father. No. 6 South summer street. At
o'clock.
The friends and sequsintsnces Of the family
are respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral.
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upon same date. The whole receipts Of
1867 were 10000, and the receipts on
Sth December, 1856, were 100000, or a
fraction over Sc per cent. The receipts OF
1888 were s, ia, 900; on 9Th December,
1857, 10000 bales, or something over %
per cent. Receipts Of 1889 we're !, $751;
00O-on the Sth December, 1858, 1885,
600, or little more than IS per cent. The
receipts of 1S59-60 we're 4,664,O0 bales I;
on sth December, 1859, 1904 OO0, ora frac-
ton ever "a per cent. The receipts Of
1s6O-61 were 1856, 900 bales; on sth De
cember, 1850, / 1884, 600, or more than IS
per cent. By this it appears that on the
Sab of December for Eve years before the
war, there were respectively Sc, %, 80, "a
Sc per cent. of the crops Of the years mem
TONED, at the ports. The average is over
S21 per cent. Now, gentlemen of the
large crop persuasion, " tote fail" and adj
NIT $4,000 bales to be as much as 323 per
cent. on the incoming crops. That gives
2, 1885, 900 as the crop of 1867. But
again: lift was usual for S22 per cent. of
the crop to be at the ports at given date,
before the war, when all monied transac-
tons were on a credit basis and the country
Prosperous tOrtiori may we not conclude
that 3211, and probably 40 per cent. of the
cropof 1s66-67 is already atthe ports. If 40
per cent. has been received, the, crop will
be l,2l5,O00 bales. All the argument and
evidence point to the fact that a greater
per centage than usual has already been
received! It does not folIoE, as & matter Of
course, that cotton will advance from pre-
sent prices, even though the figures fairly
Indicate not more than 100000 bales.
Other causes may affect the price, and con-
duce to its depression-but those disposed
toinsist upon 100000 should be can
did enough to fall snake or two" or
give some substantial reasons for declin-
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GREAT bargains ia dry goods, at
CAMERON, GRIER a Co.

AN ARTICLE OF TRUE MERIT. 81 Browns
Bronchial Troehes' are the most popular
article In this country or Europe Cor Throat
Diseases and Coughs, aud this popularity
is based upon real merit, which cannot be
said Of many other preparations ia the
market which are really but weak imita.
lions Of The genuine Troches.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-22

BADLY TANGLED.-We saw man last
evening trying to make his way over one
of the extremely muddy crossings of
Church street. He had evidently imbibed
more than a glass too much, and the effort
he undertook was more then he could bear.
When near the middle Of the street he gave
a wide lurch like vessel carrying bad
weather helm, and fell Cat on his back in
an ocean Of mud.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-22

CHRISTMAS GIFrs.-The advertisement
Of Mr.. r. III Thompson, to be found in the
UNION AND DIsPATcH, wiz inform gentle
men who desire 20 treat themselves to a
Christmas present, where they can find the
choicest articles from which to make selec-
tons. There are Few men who display
equal judgment and taste with Mr.. Thomp-
son in Purchasing genilemen,s furnishing
goods as an inspection Of his stock will
verify. Those who wish something elegant
for themselves or their friends for the
Christmas holidays, win find Il al Mr..
Thompson's establishment.
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tbs HoME MONTHLY published in this
city, for January, 1867, is already received
Il Is ss interesting as usual. The oonduc-
tors have met with such encouragement
that they promise greater exertions and
inducements for liberal patronage during
the coming year They viii begin. With
the Februsry number, the publication of
80 historical romance, "Gonzalo de- Cor.
dova, or Iae Conquest Of Granada trnns-
lated from the Spanish of Florian. bv Mrs
Jane I. n. Gross. Also, "A History Of
the Army Of Tennessee" by J. T. Brown
Of this city. He win follow he move.
ments Of that glory.croWned army of he
roes from The hattie Of Shiloh 10 the sur-
render at BentonYille. He has Access 10
Official papers But in order 70 give add.
tionAl value and interest to his narrative.
officers aEsa men, and the friends OF tbose
who are dead are requested to submit
70 the editors Of TIE Home Moufllv.
for Mr.. Browns use, an hcts incidents. and
anecdotes in their possession. Also ''The
Begendssof The Cumberland" embracing
the historical facts and wonderful traditions
connected with ths early settlement of the
Cumberland river. 0lhsr new and inter
esting features viii be added. We trust Il
viii receive the patronage e will unques-
tionably deserve.
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Choice Groeerio. nl Totten,a-Arrire

Choice Groceries at TOtten's Arrived
at last. the following carefully selected and
richly prepared goods. which he is selling very
low for cash, at wholesale and retail: Fresh can
ned fruits, green peas. corn, egg plumbs. green
cages, shaker preserves. euava jelly. calves feet
jelly. Cozs selatine. aerated crackers, dried
plumhs. blaekberriss and currants. oat meal sage,
tapioca. sstingloss starch, Java, Lasuayra, Mo-
cha. MaricabO snd Rio cOHses. Also. imported
and domestic winss and brahdies, at W, W
TOttens q and q College street, Nashville.
.oet4--tf
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold is decidedly lower; having opened
in New York yesterday at l34I, was 1871
at 1880 and closed at P. NJ at 134a.
Brokers here were paying 1872 and we're
holding at I35, These rates are almost
nominal, a but very little is done in gold
here. s.,..
Government securities were lower in
New York yesterday, and were quoted as
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-22

QUIET.-The city was more than usually
peaceable and quiet yesterday. Items we're
Is scarce as somebody's visits, we do not
now remember A number Of incidents
budded promisingIy bat the blossoms we're
Of the most Insignificant character and not
worth pluckins. For instance there
was a lively dog fight on Spruce street,
south Of Broad, and all the colored people
Of the vicinity fOcked to see the sights.
Negroes are proverbial for their love Of
this sport, and the war Of the CANNES oc-
caAionally arouses bellicose feelings in the
besoms of the sable ihdividuals. Il did in
the present instance. Two Of the On-look-
ers got into a quarrel about which was the
best dog. and peeling OF theiF outside Rars
ments, stood confronting each other for
some time. Their fiery spirits cooled down
however, as the cold air cooled their thinly
clad bodies, and they subsidized without a
single round. We vent on disgasted
On Cherry street, two young bloods got
10 boxing insport, and afterwardsin earnest,
Whereupoh one Of them knocked the other
into the middle Of the street. The matter
ended there, without jaw out of joint, or
q fatened nose Later in the day the Ere
bells sounded an alarm, but there was no
attendant fire. We were glad there was
none. We consider ourselves public spir-
tied and dislike 10 see people lose their
property in the most unsatisfactory way in
the world--smoke and a bed Of ashes
Fires make good sensational items, we must
admit.
A man working on the roof of q build
log in South Nashville lost his footing and
actually slipped half over the caves, where
he caught, and saved himself from twenty
five foot fall onto a stone pile.
There was not a murder that we heard
Of not robbery beyond the legalized
sEindling practiced pretty extensively in
this town The city was crowded with
people on the rush here and there, rustic
farmers, home-bred "plebeians," and prond
patricians, ali peaeeable, however, and bent
on business or pleasure.
Oh news how does the weary feet Of the
Bohemian often seek you in vain How
scarce you we're yesterday.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-22

POLICE CoURT.--There were but few
cases on the docket Of the Police Court
yesterday morning. sr..r. ..Fr
Rob Roy, for disOrderly conduct, was
fined twenty-five dollars.
Marain Deoecey, for the same Ofense,
was hned fifty dollars.
Dan Delaney was also taxed on the
same offense fifty dollars.
David Fitzgerald was taxed ffty dollars
for disorderly conduct.
c. Riddler, merchandising without IL
osnse, was taxed fifteen dollars.
Two or three cases were discharged,
there being no convioting evidence.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-22

MUSICAL SomEE-The hrst monthly
musical soiree Of the Shelby Female Insti-
tute, was held last night at the Institute
building, on Broad street near Spruce The
affair passed of In the hsppiest manner, and
reflected great credit upon the proPrietors
81 fhia inalifnlinn
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-22

HAVING PURCHASED. THE ENTIRE
Ii Drug Embellishments Of W. T. RosTRR,
No. q Public Square, will continue the BUSH
ness al the old stand and respectfully solicit the
patronage Of my friends and the public gene
rally | will keep only the best and purest
articles in my line. and will sell at the lowest
prices possible. r. s. POTTS,
decl6-lW . Public Square.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-22

For Attorney GeneraI-Elvenah Ju.
diciaI Distriet.-We are authorised to an
nounce A. c. HIoKEY. Esq. as candidate for
Attorney General, for the Eleventh Judicial
District, composed of the counties of Giles, Mar
rshall. Maury, Lawrsnce. Lewis and Hickman.
! nov1s-td
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BOoas and shoos cheap at 90 Public

BOoas and Shecs Cheap at 30 Pablle
square.-Tn Consequence of contemplated
change In my business offer the best selection
Of Boots and Shoes al greatly reduced prices.
The buyer-bs he consumer or a merchant
VIII surely profit by examining my stock of
goods before supplying himself as am quite in
earnest te give bargains. AAx. L. GUTTMAES.
seps-tf 81. ..lEa No. % Public SQUARE