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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-09
THROUGH EXPRESS.

The 1870 P. N. Train makes direct connections
at Decatur with Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road for Memphis. Selma, Mobile. Jackson and
Yicksburg. Miss, New Orleans, La, Huntsville.
and all intermediate points.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
L 10th day of March A. L. 1868, a warrant in
bankruptcy was issued against the estate of
VIM. +. Allen, Of the county of Smith and
State of Tennessee, who has been adjudged a
bankrupt ON his own petition: that the pay
ment of any debts and delivery of any property
belonging to such bankrupt, to him or for his
use. and the transfer of any property oy him are
forbidden by law that meeting of the cred
itOrs of the said bankrupt, to prove their debts,
anu to choose one OF more aSsignees of his estate
will be held at q Court of Bankruptcy. to be
holden on the 18th day of May, a.. ID. 1868.
at TO o'clock A. NJ. at the Office ofthe Registerin
Bankruptcy, Carthage. Tennessee. before. J. W.
JOhnson Esg. Register
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..s +. r. GLASC0Ck,
u. S. Marshal Messenger.
BY II. J., STUBBLEFIELD,
apr2i 10 Dep. y. s. Marshal, Messenger

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT or
L the 18th day Of April. A. d. 1868. war
rant IN bankruptcy was issued against the estate
of L. B. Craig, of Carthage, in the county of
Smith aud State of Tennessee. who has been
adJudged bankrupt on his own petition; that
the payment of any debts and delivery of any
property belonging 10 such bankrupt to him, or
fQf his use, aud the transfer of any property by
him, are forbidd ca BIZ law; that a meeting Of
the creditors Of the said baBkrHpt, to prove
their debts and to choose one or more asst gne 90
of his estate. will be held at Court Of Bank
ruptey. be holden on the 18th dsy OF May,
A. D.. 1868. at s o'clock A. n, at the Ciice OF
the Register in Ban ktuptcy, Carthage. Tennes-
nessee. before j. W. johnson, Esq, Register.
r. r. GLASCOCk,
u. S. Marshal, Messenger.
BY H. l.. SrUBbLEFFELD.
apr2l 1t Dep. q. 5. Marshal, Messenger.
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T y. ,. VI uTsUHIl VI tsstngUT-
BY II. l.. STUBBLEFIELD .....t
april 1t Dep. u. 5. Marshal, Messenger.

THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE
18th day of April A. d. 1863. a warrant
in bankruptcy was issued against the estate
OF VIM. Cullom, of Carthage, in the county of
Smith and State Of Tennessee, who has been
adjudged q bankrupt on his own petitionl:
that the payment of ans debts and deliv-
cry OF any property belonging to such bankrupt
to him or for his use, and the transfer Of any
property by him. are forbidden by law; that o
meeting of the creditors of the said bankrupt
to prove their debts and to choose one or more
assignees of his estate. will be held at a Court
of Bankruptcy, to be holden on the 18th day Of
May, 4. d. 1868. at o'clock A. NJ. at the
Office Of the Register in bankruptcy, Car
thage Tennessee, before j. W. johnson, Esq.
Register.
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E. R. GLASCOCK.

q. y. WdTsUlI, MtsstIBtTs :
BY II. L. STUBBLEFIELD,
april 1t Dep, U. S. Marshal, Messenger.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-27
NASHVILLE AND AMERICAN TUESDAY, OCTOBER a. 1863

WE are informed by Judge Brien, of
this city, that previous to the appearance
Of paragraph in this paper referring to
the matter, he had, through the columns
of a city contemporary, disclaimed hay
ing charged Governor BrOwnlow with
specializing in rewards for the arrest OF
fugitives. We were ignorant of the fact
at the time of the insertion of the para
graph, and make this correction in JUS
tice to all concerned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-27
NEGRO OFFICE-sEEKERS.

The Jackson WhtS reports a note
worthy fact. That paper says:
"In West Tennessee the cOlOred men
have about fifty votes to every one vote
of the carpet baggers and Scalawags, and
not single colored man IS candidate
for office They had a colored man IN
Memphis on the ticket for awhile, but we
learn they have pulled him off and put up
a scalawag. What do you think of that,
colored voters ? Don't you see that 1t
is turkey for white Radicals and buzzard
for colored men! Will you let them pull
the ,cool over your eyes in that way p
Here in Nashville the negroes have
been permitted to get few unimpOrtant
offices, and one county office, but no
where outside of this city, with that
single exception, so far as we have been
able to learn, has there been a negro
elected to any office in either Middle or
East Tennessee. In the latter division
of the State, where the Radical white
vote is larger than in the other divisions
combined, negro has not dared to present
himself as a candidate for any office. In
Knoxville, the home Of Gov. BrOwnlow,
no negro has been elected or appointed
to office, OF the slightest encouragement
offered him to seek office. The white
Radicals consider that they have a pre-
scriptive right to the offices; that the
negroes are fit for nothing but TO vote
for them, and any effort that might be
made by the negro outside of Nashville
would be Indignantly frowned down.
The white Radicals are greedy set.
But for the negroes they could get offices
in very few counties of Middle and West
Tennessee, and yet they do not show a
spark of gratitude for the negro. Not a
negro has dared to present himself as a
candidate for the Legislature or Congress,
even in districts where the black voters
largely preponderate. The Radical task
masters have got the negroes under eX-
traordinary discipline, and the latter are
absolutely afraid TO do anything likely TO
offend the former. Such is the tyranny
Of Radicalism.
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SUFFRAGE TEST OATHS-A JUST
DECISION.


The nation has cause to thank the
Supreme Court Of the State Of New
York, for its noble vindication Of Consti-
tutional liberty, in the case Of Green as.
Shumate, decided the other day.
The question arose on the rejection Of
vote by the inspectors Of election in
That State, the party offering it refusing
to subscribe test oath of loyalty pre-
scribed by the Legislature as a necessary
fequisition.
The decision is, that Legislature has
no power to exact test oaths as a suffrage
qualification, and tina. the law in New
York was in violation Of the Constitution
of that7State and the Constitution Of the
United States. 1t pronounces all such laws
to be Legislative acts, inflicting punishment
without a judicial trial, and Of course,
bills Of attainder.' This was but re-
affirmation Of tho decision of the Federal
Supreme Court in the case of Cummings
as the State Of Missouri, in the latter
the attaining act being a constitutional
provision.
These two decisions cover the case Of
Ridley as. SherbrOoke from this State
now pending before the Supreme Court
Of the United States and on which de-
cision is hoped for and expected at the
approaching term. The application
of these principles to the Ten
nessee case, will declare our cleo
ton laws unconstitutional and void,
whether they be held to be part Of the
State Constitution, or simply Legislative
enactments.
It is high time chat the courts Of the
land were interpOsing TO quash this
damnablc species of despotism. One Of
the most fearful effects OF the preva-
lent Generalization, has been the timidi-
ty Ito call it no harSher nance Of the jul
dietary in meeting these questions, and
ovcrthowing, by the authority at its com
mand, this gross outrage on constitutional
liberty. The organic law-the chart o.
American freedoms supreme. II
is an enumeration Of powers TO govern
ment, and a schedule Of guaTan-
tees to the citizen. If the courts have
one duty higher than another, it is tC
uphold the inyiolate sacredness OF the
latter. Power, from its nature, tends to
encroach. The rights Of the citizen arc
constantly in danger. The Supreme law
in this land had its inception in the ne
cessity Of protection to them. This was
the essence Of the revolution ont Of which
the Federal Constitution was born. It's
supremacy as a shield TO. these blood.
bought rights, 1t is the peculiar province
of the Judiciary TO maintain under every
variety Of circumstance. Cowardico and
corruption in the exercise Of this high
function is the betrayal of a trust, whose
baseness is unreasonable The armed
destruction OF liberty by, tyrants is ;
crime veniSi in cOmDaTiS0D.
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WHAT SORT OF LAW AND ORDER:

" HohA vi LAW AMI ShAhhaAA
Mr.. W. c. Nelson, Radical of Phila
delpha, Tenn, made brutal assault on
Col. John NJ Fleming, editor Of the
Knoxville Press and Herald, in store
in Knoxville on the 22d inst. 1t appears
that Nelson approached Fleming from
behind and dealt him two or three blows
upon the head with heavy stick, In
fiicting a CHASTITY wound upon the top and
left side Of the head, knocking him down
and rendering him partially sense
less" The Knoxville wing, Governor
Brownlow's paper, notices this outrageous
assault, but has not one word of CON
domination of Nelson on the contrary, II
says those acquainted with the circum-
stances, as a general thing, justify Nelson
in what he did" A man takes the exc
cution Of the laws into his own hands,
and in a store in Knoxville, almost under
the eve Of Gov. Brownlow, takes sum
mary vengeance upona peacea5le, law
abiding citizen, because that citizen had
through his paper criticised some ac-
ton Of the man who assumes the Offices
of Judge and eXecutioner, and Governor
BrownlOw's paper approves tins piece oI
mob law. This is in keeping with the
course Of that paper. 1t will be rcmem-
bered that its Governor editor, n few
months ago, called upon the Radicals o
Knox county toarm themselves and come
to Knoxville prepared in a certain con.
tingoncy to take the execution Of IN,
laws into their own hands This is the
freedom ofopinion and ofthe press which
our autocratic Governor vouchsaics /,
such of his subjects as he considers dis
loyal TO him and his administration. Il,
bss no sort of objection, indeed it gratife
him TO see one of his loyal subjects vic
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The figures from Ohio published IN
this paper on Sunday were incorrect, bat
they were taken from Radical journal
of the straightest sect-the Cincinnati
Commercial 1t would seem that pa
per is as unreliable in its figures as it Is
unsound in its politics. We presume that
having failed to carry Ohio by the large
majority anticipated, it was Indifferent as
In accuracy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-27

ON TUESDAY, Itch OF NOVEMBER, 1868.
~ | will expose 10 public sale at the late resi-
dence of Oliver b. Hayes, near Brentwood. ali
the personal estate, consisting rs follows Eight
head fine young work Mules, eight fine Brood
Mares, fifty head of cattle, some hns bloods.
fifty head Pork Hogs, good lot of stock Hogs.
500 barrels Of Corn, large lot of Hay, Farming
utensils, household and kitchen furniture, etc.
Terms of Sae-All sums under $40, cash; over
that sum twelve months time. Notes with two
acceptable indorsers before the removal of the
property. EMILE NJ. HAYES, Executrix,
All persons indebted TO the estate will please
come forward and pay, and those holding
claims against the estate are notified to present
them within the time required by law.
Oct2Tlw EMILE NJ. HAYES, Ex'rx.
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lating the law as did Mr. w. G. Nelson.
What sort Of law and order are we to cx-
pect from the administration of such a
Governor
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-27

IT'affords US pleasure to he able to
state that the Hon. George H. Pendleton
has authorized a positive denial Of the
charge that he favored the recent WoPo-
sition to change the candidates Of the
Democracy.
Mr.. PendletOn has too much sense, and
too high a sense of duty TO the country,
to lend the influence of his name to any
such moon struck madness.
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BANKRUPT SALE.

AVE WILL SELL ON TUESDAY MORN
w ING, October 9th, 1903, on AcoOunt OF
Alex. A. Hall. Assignee. lot of
DRRGOOpS PERFUMERY,
STATIONERY, CHAIRS. ETC,
Sale positive and terms cash.
CRUNK, DUDS0N 4 CO.,
octIS lot Comm Merchants, So Market st.
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FLOUR. FLOUR.

WE NOW HAVE ON HAND AND ARE
w prepared to furnish Dealers with any
quantity Of the
Gold Dust. Flour,
made nj / J. MCCANN'S new mill Guaran-
'' oct58 i iw SA''9i'''' RHEA, SMITH & co.
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H o r. - "A L II.

an TUESDAY, 24rH NOVEMBER NEXT,
~ at the Courthouse in Nashville. l will, in
accordance with the terms Of deed of trust
made to me by C. NJ Donaldson, recorded ID
Book No 5, page II, Registers office, Davidson
county, sell at public auction to the highest bid
der. Lots Nos. / and 2 in RAMSAH'S ADDl-
TICN To EDHEFIELD, without the right OF
oct25 n JNO. G. BURCH, Trustee.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE.

GEU. J. bIUBBBEfIbLD, Chairman.
lst District.-J. P. HOLTzIYGER, of Greene,
2nd uoHN WILLIAMS, Of Knox.
Srd E. A. JAMES, of Hamilton.
9Th q" Jos. II. THOMPSON, Of Bedford.
5th e ". ". BRowS,. IRA P. JOKES
L. T. BEECH, A. RoBERTs, anl
IT. DUNLAP. Of Davidson.
9th a. DORSEY B. THOMAS, Of Hum
phreys.
18th HORACE P. BLINTON, SR., Of II en
~.
sth e M. D. L. STEWART. of Shelby.
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The public may despair Of getting
positively reliable news from the West
Virginia election until after next Tues
day Radicalism has suffered a stun
ming defeat there, but it will manage to
deny it as long as denial will do any good.
Shortly after the Radical Congress had
divided the territory Of Virginia, and
"created the present State called West
Virginia, a record was being read in the
Federal Court in this city before the
late Judge Catron. Hearing the term
West Virginia used, he promptly ordered
the record amended with the remark
"This court knows no such State as
West Virginia"
The Radicals would like to feel about
West Virginia like the old Judge, and
ignore its existence altogether.
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NEW ALBANY, IND.
ROLLING MILL.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Middle District OF Tennessee.

Middie DisIFicI OF senneNsee.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVEf
L notice of his appointment as assignee ia
Bankruptcy of P. f. Arbuckleand W. n. Pals
ley, of Rutherford county, Tennessee, who have
been declal I'd bankrupts upon their own petit
tions. Murfreesboro, Tenn, Oct. a. 1868.
EDWARD L. JORDAN, Assignee.
Octl4 laW3t
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ELECTORAL TICKET.
For the State at Large.

For the State at Large.
EMERSON ETHERIDGE, of Weakley.
EDMUND COOPER, of Bedford.
ist District Gen. A. A. KYLE, Of Hawkins.
3D. Dsstrict--J. NJ. CLENiENTSON, Of McNinn.
81 Distriet7-E. A. JAMES. of Hamilton.
9Th District-A. A. STEELE. Of Marshall.
9th Dist.ict-FRANK P. CAHILL, of Davidson.
9Th Distriet-ELIJAH WALKER, OF Hardin.
7th District-H. J. TURNER, Of Laude1dale.
slh Distriet-W. W. VAUGHAN, of Haywood
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1t is said some OF the European powers
will ask the United States the meaning Of
Admiral Farragurs presence there.
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PLANTERS BANK NOTES

TN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT OF THE
i General Assembly of tina State OF tennessee
approved December Il, 1866, entitlo! an act ''To
exnedite the distrluatIuu II tue Effects OF Banks
whicL Lave or nay ..laAo assignments among
their creditor notice is hereby gwen TO the
l. ldeTH 81 the notes OF the PlanterS BANK Of
TenT,,.gs l., ,ent them to the undersigned
nj tine Eank in Nashville tor payment between
now and the first day Of January. 1862, or thsy
will be forever barred.
iy2] dEHtiIRnl 80.
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Sons Of Temperance.

THE GRAND DIVISION SONS OF TEN
L perance of the State of Tennessee will meet
in Annual Session, Wednesday Morning,
October IS, at l9 o'clock, in the Sons Hall, Ma
sonic Temple. OctZi II
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HOME LAND AGENCY.

THE undersigned base this day asso-
n cia.ed themselves together FOR the pur-
pose OF openings lone Land sigeacya .Dr
the safe Ca purchase OF LANDS Ia the Counties
ofCuipeper. Rappahan neck orangesnd lad
iso..
Parties desiring their services are request
ed 90 tsirsir'i description OF III efr la-fss to
be entered upon tia boo,,s Of s.ie ageEcy, sta
ting distinctly -u.,ser CT acres, condition OF
building fencing, ersloant Of tiI..be1 OF
wood, and price per acre, aud terras of pay
Lands thus entrusted to the Agency will
be advertised, and every effort made tose-
cure 3 purchaser, With the explisit endsf-
months after apple attc O. advertisement
cit ler by the Dyer hiTnseE or sfis s.yercy
the owner sslail = " 10 the agency o commits
lon q tree per cent, ON the a,aoaat OF -hs
TO persons desiring to purchase lands In
the sectiGo above indicstsi, and which fol
health, good satef. - sutiiai scenery, mer-
ketiny facilities, nad fertile lands presents
rare indue-I.ients, this agency strongly NJ.
comnends iiselffro-n the act that the Part.
aers are ell vel known to ths citizens of ths
above named Coz aties, and ere familiar with
thsss alfcd soils of the entire section. Being
prectisa nj faxrrers themselves, nd DESTROYS
OF aiding In increasing the number of ener-
getfc fgrtcaiturfsts In this beautiful region
their object will be 10 briRs purchaser and
seller together Upon lair and eQual terms
and with the si,ir un6erst Antiing on the part
of Doth OF the only pocuaicry interest which
can accrue to tie a,-eEcy IS loye given from
their trensactic:;s and the ges.ey will take
pic as0rs In showing any lands and giving
any infofsnaticl to purchasers desirable, to
enable them to make a profitable invest
ment.
Lands surveyed and mapped titles exam
ined, and no sale .liede unless satisfactory
assurance TO the pnrehfser of she true state
OF the titls.
The agency would respectfully call atten-
ton OF .'essons desiring to purchase, to sew
cfal beautiful fnr ms now offered for sale by
them, short descriptions of which wfiisoon
be arranged fer advertisement and distrib-
uted - W giogs points North.
Appicatiocs may be raade at the Main Of
flee at Culpeper G. a., or to ]. ]. Halsey,
Mitchells Station, Culpeper County, Va
J. ]. ITALSEY,
TT. HILL,
A. j. STOFER.
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g1etieai'
SUMTER IN RUINS.
ny A. J. REaUIER.

Grim fortress by the deepi defiant still,
From dust and ruin, and more psUoAiy
ours
Than when the sea birds arept. with aeaA-
iy thrill,
In the long crash u thy vietosioas tsw.
ers:
Wrecked, but more ressiate-the i-AsOssai
will
Thy last and chief sf powers.
sit amid thy fragments, and hear
The sobbiRs pillows, In thy tenpest's
breath,
Surge into tones afticulets, gid doSiars
What tho dark ocean 2rophesyins saith
Queen! in thine anguish, more suprsmsiy
fair,
And mightior than deathi
sit and dresfh and rfear the breakers say,
That thou, whose sieepis-s ylSiis, Rrst et-
pied
The swarmirs foe. and hslchisg hcSssd his
way,
Should, in thy ashes r05ed and sAnetihed,
Rise, like raging Pythoness, TO display
How dawn can be dscssied.
For thou art now o symbol and align
of that which Eszy be! Fiery gals uaaJ
roll
Ger fields and citz>s, sweeping naest end
shrine,
And from this scny n.sly 'S.o,den
bowp'
Be dashed IA blood; : It, by 4 lew divine,
These cannot crush tie soul.
Not men, nor mounds, nor turret-moulded
mast,
Can make q nation 90, sseign, II A. : ret
Bend ere the pshs,s Of power be c. lst,
Or quail before the crccysying tree
The free-born spirit :conceives and shapes
at last
The destiny of the free!
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FALL TRADE. 1867.

4. .TTTI| p Ufi%NUIltITUN.. =. I".I-- u
THE firm OF McMURRAN & WAD-
Il dell is dissolved this day by mutual corr
sent. DR.. Il, NJ. MCMURRAN having put-
chased the interest OF j. Il. WADDELH in tho
establishment, win III future conduct tho
business on his own account. All claims
against the late firm of McMurran & Wad-
dell will be presented to DIR. Il. NJ. McAfl r.
September, 1867 j. L. WADDELL.
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NEW GOODS

AT THE CASH STORE.
SECOND supply of Fall and Winter
NJ Goods, of all kinds, at the very lowest
prices for cash or in exchange for Coun-
try Produce. .Ilz.f .-f-. tI.7ff r,lI=.
One hogshead of extra brown Sugar. by the
barrel;
Cotton Yarns from to IL; T#lf.f4
Kentucky Yarns, of different grades;
Ready-made Clothing;
Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps, Il
Brown Cotton, yard wide, for 1873 cents;
Sheeting, l0L wide, for so cents;
Calico at from to Is cents;
Hardware of all kinds;
Salt, Nails, Shovels, Spades, BrseOins Corn
Me Meal ~; Flour, Fish, Cheese, one chest extra ira
kinds, and in fact every article usually found
in this market. =. SNOWDEN YATES,
November % 1867.
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WANTED | wish to employ and exper-
w perience Well Waller, to wall 81 well a.
bout-50 feet deep. Apply Immediately
November l. 1867. Il. ]. PEYTON'
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Varnlsh.

NO. l Copal, Japan, Coach; Coach
Body, end Black Leather, just received
and for sale at II, b. TALIAFERRO's Drug
store.
Oct. %, 1867.
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.NU 10 I1ItIfft WHY N, T.
Demorest's Monthly and Young America
together "a, with the premiums for each.
November Is, 1857.
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THOMAS ]. MEHAFFEY,
AGENT FOR THE

.as-rsaF AGENT FOR THE e. 3. ssa.l +
CUMBERLAND COAL AND IRON co.
A LSO, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
n in all kinds and all sizes of hard or An
threcite Coal by Car load or ton. W.
All communications addressed to ]. Lath-
erland, 20, King Street, Alexandria, Va, will
be promptly attended to.
July g. ISf7-lys.
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Now Cheap Cash Store.

| TAKE this method ofinforming my
- friends and customers that have just re-
turned from Baltimore with complete stock
i'm this market, all of which offer to the pub
lie at the lowest cash prices or in exchange
for any kind of produce. My motto shall be
to sell at the lowest price and that for cash,
or produce. inviteall parties to look at my
goods before purchasing elsewhere. ] will
pay the highest market prices for all kinds o
country produce. SNOWDEN YATES.
Orange G. H. Oct d IHRI