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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-09
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s1EEsraxs, oci. &, --fAe MempAls C.assa
Exchange las offeFeda preuAlnm IN lhons-
and dollars for the best bale OF cotton of the
present crop, grown 30 any connty tfihnta-
" 9, Mempiss for exhibition As the Gem
tehnial. i
Meoay snd saakey.
NEw YoRK, Oct. s.-Mcody and Sankey
commence at Brooklyn Monday, Oei0her
81, at the rink in Brooklyn. .rg
Execution Of Negro who Outrnged
- White Girl,
ATLANTA. Ga, Oct. 9. Geo. Speer, a ne
gro aged 80 years, having q wife asd i've
children, was hung at Factorville this al-
ternoon, for rape committed on white girl
aged 10 years, on the 30th OF May. She was
passing along the road near the woods, on
her way home, when Specr with open knife
and club attacked her, dragged her down
behind the fence and outraged her. He was
lully identified, and convicted, but died dis
claiming his guilt, and accusing the people
of conspring against him. He was bad
negro, aud met his tate uumoved and deh-
ant. A large crowd was present, but good
order prevailed.
Information about Foreign Post
age.
WASHINGTON, Oct S--By provision Ia
the treaty Of Berne, packages for transmls-
sion through the mails between the coun-
tries embraced In the treaty are limited, for
written natter to eight ounces, aud TO two
pounds and three ounces for printed matter
and articles of merchandise. This fact does
not seem to be generally known in this
country, the impression prevailing that the
United States limit of four pounds In al
lowed. All packages weighing over two
pounds and three ounces are daily arriving
at the New York office directed TO European
countries. but they can go no further, and
are sent to the Dead Letter office IN WASH
lngton TO meet the fate OF dead matter
Fitty-three packages were sent to the Dead
Letter office to-day by Postmaster James,
from New York, of ohly two OF which the
place OF mailing was known. One OF these
was from Galveston, Texas, and the other
from Richmond, Va.-the latter directed to
Judah p. Benjamin.
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Boat Racing and Monetary.

Boat Racing and Monetary.
NEw York, Oct. 9.--The Resolutc and
Comet came in together. Comet wins by
time allowance of IL minutes 30 seconds.
German Savings Bank, Fifth Av. and Fourth
St., enforcing sixty days notice rule.
The Venexuelean Minister Leaves
The Hague. q
LONDON, ,Oct.9.--Dispatch from The Hagde
says the Venezuelan, minister plenipotenti-
ary, with his Sec'y, left there Saturday for
Brussels. The announcement derives its
Importance from the known relations be-
tween the two countries, and suggests the
inquiry whether it indicates a rupture in
their diplomatic relations. Diplomatic cir
cles say probably not, as in such case there
is no attempt at secrecy.
Turkish Affairs
BELGRADE, Oct. 9-The journals here say
the Powers have issued a note declaring that
they will not prevent the Turks occupying
Servian territory II Servia provokes IT,
The LOngwade Outrage
HARTFORD, Oct. 9--Additional circum-
stances increase the probability that Drew
committed the Longwade outrage.
The Charleston Trouble.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 9--Quet at Friars Point.
The difficulty a: Charleston, Tallahatchie
originated between Sheriff AIcorn
and a negro named Blackwell Blackwell
abused Alcorn and other Republican lead
ers, and was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Hall. Blackwell then shot Geo. Hall, white
Blackwell was pursued by the Sheriff and
others to the back room of grocery, and
shot fifteen or twenty times. He was NOR
tally wounded. All the parties are Repub-
licans.
Cholera in India
LONDON, Oct. 9--The Bombay Times re-
ports a severe outbreak of cholera in the
province of Mysore.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. S--Noon--Strong; Mid
ding uplands, I5-l6; Middling Orleans,
"a sales, 1900.
New York Market.
New YORK Oct. s--Stocks active and un-
settled. Money 2. Gold 1879. Exchange,
long, 80; short. 4 81. Governments steady
and little doing. Cotton firm and held
higher; Uplands l919; Orleans 1917. Flu
lures opened active and frmer; October
10 l5-32@1a.
sherman Duncan A Go,
NEW YORK., Oct. 9.--Orders we're granted
Wednesday for the arrest Of VIM. b. Dun
can, w. Watts Sherman ana Francis II.
Grain, of Duncan Sherman & Co., on CON-
plant OF w A. FerdivaEd and w. and
Chas. G. ROebling, who charged the firm
with fraud, in having sold them bill OF ex-
change on London, six days before their
suspension, and when, as alleged, they knew
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tcnuahts gave oatt tn theSum of1h.00o eanh
Spanish Affairs.
KINGSTON JAMArcA. Oct. e.-Finth,iser
steamer Uruguay had Gnarrow escape from
capture by a Spanish vessel OF the coast OF
Cuba. Sailing close In shore under cover
OF night, she effected u landing durlng two
evenings but was 80 close TO Spanish en-
campments that they fired on her with
rides, subsequently, Spanish war steamer
chased her l6 hours, close along the Cuban
coast In day light bat she escaped, rrsch-
ing Port RcYal Monday night She necds
repairs and has been ordered to land her
arms and ammunition at Fort Augusta
Meanwhile II. NJ. $. Woodlark takes charge
of her. One OF the uraguay's crew died OF
fever yesterday and three others were sent
to the hospital to-day.
lombard mcnt Of San Sebastian.
HENDAYE, Der. 9.-Bombardment Of san
Sebastian has been resumed, III
LONDON, Der. a.--The Serviau deputies
met at the residence Of Prince Milan, and
rejected the motion for war; by a vote oCG
% 2. Ht AH
New servian Ministry.
BELGRADE. Ocr. 9.--Reported the new
Seryian ministry has been formed. andth
the members belong to the peace party,
Horrible Outrage.
BAY CRY, MIoH., OcT. 0.-Eary yester-
day morning the house of George Forcs,
was entered by some person unknown, wha
poured acid on Mrs. Forests face as Sue Law
asleep. She is horribly burned and will
loose her eyesight. The outrage is supposed
to have been committed by man whose
suit had been rejected by girl who lived
and slept with Mrs. Forest.
Increased Freight Rates.
CHICAGO, Oct. 9.--Rates East on fourth
class freight increased five cents n hundred.
Death Of Judge McExInney.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 0.--Judge Nc
Kinney, late OF supreme court ofthis State.
died this morning. Extensive preparation.
are being made for his funeral Tomorrow
at O'Clock. IL will be attended by the
State officials, lawyers, ETC.. from all parts
of the State.
London Stock Exchange.
LONDON, Oct. 9.--The Stock Exchange
Ia mi fasl. =.
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A DVERTISERS send 25 cts. to GEo. P.
A RowELL & Co., Al Park Row, n. H. for
their Eighty-pdge Pamphlet
june l6-wlm.
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Marshall County.
Reporter.l

RepOrter.I
Good news comes to US fpm every
section of the county. The Conservative
clubs are working like beavers and doing
effective service.
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The CLARION returns its thanks to
John VI. Simmons, of the Registrars, for
eOurtesies extended.
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London stock Exchange.

LONDON, Oct. 9.--The Stock Exchange
Is animated; considerable excitement in
foreign markets--partcularly the Tur-
kish loans
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Il would be dlshDnered. Tas asdass ot a..
rsse was executed Thursday and NE a..
lendants gave bail In the sum Of $4,000 eann
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The Longwade Ousrage

HARTFORD, Oct. 9-Additional circum-
stances increase the probability that Drew
committed the Longwade outrage.
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b0at Racing and Monetary.
NEw YORK, Oct, 9.--The Resolute and
Comet came in together. Comet wins by
time allowance of Il minutes 30 seconds.
German Savings Bank, Fifth Av and Fourth
ST., enforcing sixty days notice rule
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Horrible Outrage.
Death OF .Judge mckinney

CHICAGO, Oct 9.--Rates East on tourt
class freight increased five cents hundred
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Turkish Affairs

BELGRADE, Oct. 9-The journals here say
the Powers have issued note declaring that
they will not prevent the Turks occupying
Servan territory II Servia provokes 1t.
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GENERAL sHERMAN's mEmOIRs.

GENERAL sHERMAN's MEMOIRS.
This interesting work, from the pub
fishing house of Appleton s. Co., New
York, has been received, and is for sale
by W. T. Berry & Co. 1t is written in
an unusually free, graphic and taking
style, and will undoubtedly command
by far the largest sale of any book that
has been published relating to the late
war. We have already published num-
Der Of extracts from it, and have quoted
largely from elaborate reviews. That
the book will produce long and bitter
controversy between those holding dis
tinguished official positions in the Fed
eral army during the war, cannot be
doubted. The contest is one in which
we care to take no part; but if it serve
no other purpose, It may call forth
facts for the future and impartial his
torian.
Perhaps it may be IN place to men,
ton here that Gen. Joe Hooker's
friends seem to be especially indignant
at the way he is handled in the "Me-
moirs. But Fighting Joe" himself
takes a philosophical view of the mat
ter, and mentioned to an interviewer,
the other day, point of which even
Sherman's seYerest critics cannot but
acknowledge the fairness. He said:
There is one thing about these Me
moirs' that admire Gen. Sherman for,
any hOw-that is his manliness in pub
fishing them while he is alive, and when
be must, right or wrong, bear the brunt
Of the fight which he has originated.
1t IS 4 cowsrdly thing, in my opinion,
for a man to write diary or his
tory of events and thirgs in which the
regulations Of other men may be blast
ed by an idle wind on a charge based
on alleged facts which might be ex-
planned away by other circumstances,
and refuse to allow it t. be pub
lished until after his own death. A
man vino does that kind of thing and
is found out before he does die ought to
be taken in hand in some way that
would be a corrective. 1 repeat, them
that the publication of these Memoirs
by Gen. Sherman while he is alive and
must take the consequences Of his act,
Is manly thing on his part, but what
the upshot of the discussion in the
army that must follow the publication
of the book would be, it would be hard
to foretel. At all events it viii create
a stir.
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LET rs see about the "IU,rs." The
General Statutes Of New Hampshire
say, in the chapter prescribing the
manner Of conducting elections for
State Senators, that. The fill Chris
tan and SIR name Of every person voted
for, with the initial letter or letters Of
the middle name, and he usual abbre-
yiaticns for junior, second, third and
the like, shall be written OF printed
upon every ballot; and every ballot not
thus prepared and cast shall be regard
ed as blank and not coUHt7d. '-NelC
York WOrId.
And the World might have added
that the above claw" VAS not Of Demo-
cratic making, but is an heirloom Of
Republicanism. The Democrats are
not responsible for the law, but the Of
fcials are sworn to execute it. If the
boot had been on the other leg-If
Matt" had been d Democrat, and these
votes counted for him, the Republicans
would have denounced It as law break
ing. It makes a wonderful difference
with some people whose OK, etc, etc.
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BLAINE S faction is getting desper-
at. The President Is stubborn and
will not say that he is not third term
candidate. Ashard as the Blaine or
gans have nudgcd and winked at him,
he will not take the hint. Now, like
the farmer in the fable who found mild
means Ineffective in pcrsuading the bad
youth in the apple tree to come down,
the Blaine papers heginto throw stones.
The EcuucJcc Me- Journal, for exam
PIE, calls vchemently on the Republi-
can State conventions about to assem-
bic in Ohio, Pennsylvania and Maine,
to speak out I'm tones oltuundcr against
the third tern. Meanwhile, some Of
Blaine's Western brethren are cooking
his dough by proving from the records
of a parish church at Brownsville, Pa,
that Blaine and all his kith and kin
were baptized and reared as Roman
Catholics with the exception Of his
father Ephraim, who was not reared in
that faith, but died in 1t. Young
James Gillespie Is represented as hav-
ing profcssod the same religion until
he married a Yankee school marin and
moved East. If these things are SO,
Blaine may as well rest on his laurels,
and waste no more time IN dreams of
a residential nomination at the hands
of the Radical party.
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As A proof that whisky frauds have
existed and been known to the govern
mept for years, we may cite a case de-
cided IL the Federal District Court for
Southern New York only last Friday,
in which the Long Island railroad was
fined 5000 for carrying empty liquor
casks without removing the brands and
revenue stamps. These barrels were
seized over three years ago, and on the
trial a revenue official testified that one
Of his sgperiors instructed him not to
press the case at that time, because if
he did, Oliver Charlick, who was Pres
Ident Of the Long Island Railroad
Company and member of the Police
Board, would turn one of his superior's
relatives out of position which he
held under that Board.
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A New ORLEANS Republican"
writes 10 the Nsu York Herald that
President Grant during the first year
Of his first term. said to "a company Of
gentlemen including the writer:
1t was agreat disappointment TO me
to have to DE n candidate for the Presi-
iency. ] had worked hard during the
war, and thought 1 had earned rest
Then came the troubles II President
Johnson's administration, and / bad
still to remain 1t my post. [ hoped,
when Mr johnson should retire, 10 be
at liberty, ard Intended to 90 to
Europe with my family and have a
good time l did not want to be Presi-
dent. but II WAS urged upon me, as
necessary to insure the success Of the
Republican party; and So ] am here.
But when my four years are out /
mean 10 take a long rest and enjoy my
self. ] believe l have canned 1t.
In spite Of this Grant worked hard
for a second term and secured it.
Furthermore, he is now working in the
same manner for third term, and
therefore Republican" places no re-
lance On what Senator Sargent re-
Gently reported the President assayiDg
about his desire for rest :"
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Wednesday, the 26th inst,


DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF VEND. Elk
ID 70 me directed, and delivered from the Hon
OTable Chancery Court Of Davidson county
Tenn, at its April Term, 1875, VIII expose b
public sale TO the highest bidder, for cash, al
the Courthouse door, in the city Of Nashville on
Saturday, the 9th dav Of June, 1875, within
lawful hours, the following tract or parcel OF
land as the property Of Hugh McGayOck, known
and described IS follows: IL being lot No. % in
OvertOn's Plan Of Buena Vista Lots and said 70
contain thirteen and One-half acres 03K) which
is Of record in the Registers Ofice Of Davidson
county, Tenn, in book AZ and page CD, and be-
ing levied on as the property Of Hugh McGav-
Ock 70 satisfy a judgment against him and
others and in favor OF G. ID. Elliott ct ais. for
81, SOL, besides interest and costs
Dated this 10th day Of MAY, 1875.
+. ID. WENTWORTH, Sheriff.
By +. NJ. WOODALL Deputy.
myl1 ,22,29
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NO Local
SheriR,S SnEe.

DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FL FA.
ID 70 me directed, and delivered from the Hon
Orable Law Court Of Davidson county, Tenn,
at its May term. 1875, / viii expose to
the Court house door, in the CITY of Nashville.
on Saturday, the 18th day Of Nav. 1875, with
in lawful hours, the following described real
Of y. HObsOu I'm and 10 a tract Of 467f acres Of
land on the Whites Creek pike, about ~ miles
from Nashville, Tenn, and adjoining the lands
Of sam Casey, ". b. Ewing and - Morrow,
in the 2ist District OF Davidson county, I cnn.;
also lots Nos 333, 34, and 10 feet OF lot $50 in
EWings addition to Nashville, fronting east side
of Ewing avenue 81 feet each and 13O feet deep,
more or less, and being levied On as the prop
eruy Of y. HObSOn 70 satisfy a judgment
against him aud In favor Of Alex. A. Hall for
S6S3.73, besides interest and costs.
Dated this 9Th day Of Nav, 1915.
r. ID. WHITWORTH, Sheriff.
By T. VI. WOODALL, Deputy.
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DUBUQUE, Iowa, is divided into IT,
reconcilable factions by the Sunday
question, and the result is that while
the Americans viii decorate tn Federal
graves on Saturday next, the Germans
stick TO Sunday. Considerable Ill feel
ing has been engendered, but it is bet.
ter TO have two days than fight over
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MERcHAETs al - York -

MERCHANTS Of New York City
complain that their expenses have
been increased 10y from $500 to $1,000
IN consoqucee Of the double postage
on third class mail matter The Board
OF Trade have appointed committee
to collect the facts and take measures
to obtain a repeal Of the law by the
next Congress.
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A CORRESPONDENT of the Nsig York
Sun reports the Cameron faction in
Pennsylvania as dead against q third
term. The State Republican Conyen-
ton meets to morrow at Lancaster.
Strong is the most prominent aspirant
for State Treasurer on the ticket, but
Cameron's favoritc is said to be Rawle,
Of Erie.
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In Supreme Court at nashville.

B. J. FaTrar, AdmT, Is. Samuel w
Darts ct ais.
IN THIS CAUSE THE DEATH OF SAM
i uel n. Davis Is suggested and admitted, and
il appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court
that Tennessee NJ. knight, wife Of John Sc.
knight, and John VI. knight, (heirs az law Of
samuel ". Davis, deceased are nOn-residents
OF the State OF Tennessee, 80 that the ordinary
process Flaw cannot be served upon them: on
motion, IL is ordered by The Court that publica-
ton be made for said Tennessee NJ. knight and
John NJ. knight, nonresident heirs of samuel
W. Davis, deceased, J for four consecutive weeks
In the UuiOR aud American, q newspaper PUB
lished in the city Of Nashville, to be and appear
before the Supreme Court OF Tennessee at
Nashville, on or before the 28th day Of May,
1873, and show cause, il any they can or have,
Why this cause should not be revived against
them a. heirs OF samuel ". Davis, deed.
F. G. DUNNINGTON,
CLERK Supreme Court,
May ], 1875. mys 2,26
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LAST October hrs. Isaac Allen, Of
Brooklyn, stole her husbands bank
book 10y means Of false keys, filed out
draft for $3.50. and received that
amount from the cashier Of the Viii
,ismsburch Savings Bank, IN which
aLr. Allen Lad $1,000. The husband
first learned Of this transaction in Jan
nary. when hc visited the bank to have
the interest on his $4,000 written un.
As the bank declined % restore the
$3.50 20 his credit. he demanded the
entire $1,000 and sued the bank. On
trial it was urged that al the bylaws
required was the entry On the book, but
Aliens lawyers urged another bylaw
requiring the bank to use its best en-
beavers against fraud. In this ease
Mrs. Allen had made no effort to imi-
tate or counterfeit her husbands sig
nature. The jury returned a verdict
IN favor Of the plaintiff Cor the full
amount claimed.
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THE uncertainty Of juries was sig
nally illustrated IN New York last
week. where a man was convicted on a
criminal suit for receiving stolen goods,
but when sued in a civil action for the
recovery Of the goods the verdict was
in his favor. Yet the local papers state
that the same witnesses swOre T. eN-
actly the same facts IL both cases.
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THE Government has forwarded
1000 improved Springfield rifles TO the
State Amory Of Texas for militia pur-
poses and possible use On the Mexican
border.
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SPECIAL DISEASES.
DR.. G,EB0HANNAN

CURES all Private Diseases without the use Of
~ Mercury. Charges reasonable Guarantees 70
cure SpermatOrrhea. ~ or seminal W eak-
ness In frOm2 20 weeks time, Ofice No. 5l9
st. Louis IN 1857.
Rs-Dr. rs Treatise en- Special Diseases, ~
which fully explains Tie uaturc, causes, symp-
toms, etc, Of Seminal " eakut'ss, FEMALE Com
plants. syphilis and valuable Information on
other delicate subjects. sent FREE in plain,
sealed Envelope on receipt Of stamp.
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BANKRUPT SALE
Real{ Estate, Accounts, Etc.


the Middle District Of Tennessee-In the mat
ter Of ThOs. Parkes & Co., Bankrupts.
On Monday, June II, at my Office, No.
80 N Cherry Street, at
II o'clock No.,
I will proceed to sell at public auction TO the
highest bidder, for cash, the following property
Of ThOs. Parkes & Co the bankrupts aforesaid,
a One-siNtn undivided interest in the following
pieces OF real estate:
A lot OF ground in the town of Lawreuceburg,
Tenn, fronting ON the eastern side Of the Pub
lie Square Of said town, AID known as lot No. G
in the plan OF said town.
A lot Of ground, acres, more or less, il the
town OF Lawrenceburg, Tenn, being lot No. 70,
registered in the Registers Office Of Lawrence
county, Tenn, Book r , page fl2.
A lot Of ground In LasICuce county, Tenn,
on Beals Fork vi ShOaI Creek, adjoining the
Lawrenceburg tract and the Min tract, bounded
on the south BY the Mill tract, and on the east,
north and west by the LaWrenCeburg tract, in
Guiding the lanyard ard all its apurtenances;
said piece Of land being IA poles east and west
BY 70 poles north and south, registered in Book
F, page 420.
A certain piece or parcel Of ground in Law
renee county, Tenn, containing $50 acres, more
OF less, on ShOal Greek, known as the "Mat-
thews Tract, registered In the Registers Office
of said county i'm Book X, pages 469 and 40.
THOS. CALENDER,
Assignee Of ThOs. Parkes s. Co.
my23 ,3OSjeI3
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WANTED.

A CTTVE MEN, WITH \ CONNECTION
"A with GrOCers, Manufacturers, etc, to OBJ
tain subscribers for a tirst-class Trade journal.
Very liberal commission allowed 70 really good
men. This Is q chance seldom met with. Adj
dress, with reference,
TURNBCLL BROTHERS,
SN. Charles street, Baltimore, Maryland.
mygT II
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Union AND AMERICAN.
TUESDAY, NAY %, 1870.

TIE s. Louis Republican has been
mulcted IN one cent damages for call
ing a lawyer a ''shyster." Let shys-
tiers beware; toe press is still free.
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May q, ISIS

Having sold my interest in the late firm Of
Collier, Swceny & Co. TO Robt. O. Collier, Who
viii continue the business under the firm name
OF Collier, Sweeny Co, take great pleasure
In recommending them to the public as gentle
men who understand the business and viii try
to give satisfaction TO all who favor them with a
call. JAMES ANDREWS.