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coMaEzTEED

e. To TUE Jail OF Lincoln county. Ten.
PS neSsae, - on ihe I7lh day of August
- 1852, as runaway Slaves no negr,
men W no say their names are RUFUS and
HARGLESS. They say HAT thfy belong
10 Margaret roney. widow whip lives IA
Madison county, Alabama, one mite below
1riaoua, and thai their dyerseer5 name is
Ed. Scrpggs
RUFUS is about thify1four yeaFs OF age,
dark color, has rather lisp in hiS speech.
hFe feet eighi inches hjga, had on white
btoad brini wool hat, rather biown sack
Ear, pants Of the same color, coarse SHOES,
add weighs abolt one hundred aad slxy-hYe
pbunds. He says thai he is a Methodist
pEeacher.
HARMLESS is about twenty-five years Of
age, very bright muat,o color. weighs about
Ole bundled and fifty five pounds, had on a
black wool hat, coat and pants OF father
brown color, store shoes, Sc, and IS about
FIVE feet eighI inches high.
The owner IS hereby notified TO come for
ward, prove property, pay Charges, aud take
Them away. Or they VIII be dealt with as the
law dilecIs. IA
sr- DC le59
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Ga Sunday last, an attempt was
made t b bury the body of a woman
taken from Worcester, Mass, for in
torment in the South Boston burial
ground The corpse was taken from
the railroad depot and carried to the
burial grouad, withouta permit for
burial in the city having been OBJ
tanned. Without waiting for sex
ton, or the requisite authority, the
parties repaired 10 the cemetery, and
tile entrance being fastened, the
fence was sealed and the coffin passed
over. At once most disorderly
and disgraceful disturbance took
pI4ce. One party, opposing the in
terment, gave battle to the others,
and stripping for fight, a general
melee ensued. The husband became
excited, riyed and tore like a mad
man, striking about him with despe-
rate energy. The game of fisiicuffs
losing its charm, the parties .desisted
after some interference. Towards
night the sexton appeared, and the
body was quietly inferred.
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Died,

In this county, on Tuesday, 7th nit. O
flax, Mary ELIZABETH, daughter OF Johf
F. aad Maria f. Jenkins, aged months.
Yes. it is gone; the lovely one
Has faded from our sight,
And its unleltered soul has ioTn
To realms Of Iadeless lightj
ln,his county, on Friday, Jpn uli., o.
fax, Mrs. SARAH INGLE, aged 81 years.
In his county, on Saturday,, 2bih ult.. OF
consumption, MIR, WILLIAM II. LAY, aged
about 50 years.
hi Belleicnte. Ala, on Monday. 9th ult..
LUCINDA ELIZABETH, daughter Of VIM. and
Mary McReynolds, aged seven months
three hours and twenty five minulcs.
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Iore EST Hill icadem v.

'TSfIlS lastiiption has been recently char
Il tered bt the Legislature, aud com
mences it4 SEA oSp session under he charie
on The 31iIl OF August. II is nnder Lht
supervise in oil Z. &. Barber, A. T., a !,
sisted bvfyy. w. Stevenson. II is situated
SIX miles above ElkIon. On lhe line beiwee0
GILES and Lincoln counties. II a beautiful
and healthy location, and in an excellent
neighborhood
Tuition per Session Of Trenfy- One Wde.s:
OuhogIaphy, Reading, Wiring, and
Primary R4leSof Arithmetic. Sc 90
Eaglsh Graninar, Comp lion. Nat
ural Sciene41s, (Geog faphy, PbiIos-
ophy, Chemistry, SCI lle lower
branches cF Mathematics, {Arilh-
metic. Algebra, Geometry. 80. $40 GO
Latin and Greek Languages, and
higher Ghes Of Municipalities. 81 , 90
Boarding Including Wasting. can be pro
cured in good 'lani HES, al 81 9'S per week.
A, M WILSON,
Secretary Of Bear4 Of Trustees.
Angus l9,llo}2-4t
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TIE lNDIANs.--The Houston
ICIexas) Telegraph publishes the
following extract of a letter, dated
INV aro, July %, 1882:
Within the last hour news came
lrom Fort Graham that Tie Ca
mancheB had come IN and la ken ell
their hprses, as The soldiers Rad
gone to Fort Belkaap; they having
ha!en all the horses at hat point
and killed several persons. we
have raIsed company here 10 less
than tx 10 hours, Tint WI! START 10
Fort G raham IN the morn ING, =
Times are squalIy,
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MARRIAGES.
MARRIED.

In this county, on Thursday, 18Th ult.,
by Jas. George, Esq, MIR. JosRFH GEORGE
and Miss LAvINIA LAcKEE.
In this county. Mr. WILLIAM FoNslLLE
and Miss MARTHA B. BLACKWELL.
in Rutherford county. Mr.. ANDREW ]
FASNING and Miss SUSAN I. BLAckMAN.
In Williamson colnly, in the County
Contt Clerks office, Mai. FELIX GRUMPY
GUNrER and Miss All O'Neal.
In William son county, Mr.. Nelson Al
LEN and Miss AMANDA +. GREER. :
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Turna;I,e Malice.

fgyEfAT IS 90 on each share Of stock sub
IL scribed ia money by citizens OF Fay
eueyile AVID those living within ) mics o.
tayefleyillF. TO The Llpcpla portion of the
Fayetteville s. Pulaskl Turnpike Road is re.
CURED 10 be paid 10 Gen. Thomas A Owen
or Mai Marion CEiidress on or before the
ST Of SepIember And call is hereby maize.
on the same stock Of s. 90 on the Share to be
paid % The first of every month Inul other
wiz o:dsrtd By order of The Boa I'd
J. Il. BRIGHl, Secy.
August 25, 1882.
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Farm q nd Mill for Sale

The rich sell and The many adj
.vantages which the property possess
es, mail, g the Farm and Mills of the
Messrs. Deans, which we advertise
for sale to-day, much desired -
Those desiring to possess themselves
Of desirable Farm with Saw and
Grst N ii will find it to their in
torest to view the premises.
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Neatly Printed Blank 5.
Consaoie, aud Justices blanks just print
81, al:d for sale al our desk-cheaP.
Railroad Election :

Below we give the result of the
Railroad Election, which was5hold in
this county on last Saturday, The
figures arranged under for designate
the number voting for subscription,
and those under Agaiast, tl.Osa vo-
ting agasnst Subscription
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Executors Sale.

lhN the iGlil day of SepteErbe,
" next, Will fell al the late residence o
b. NJ. G. RHEA, decd. Two MILES EAST
or .FAYETrEvlLLf, on u credit OF twelve
months 1 PURCHASE giving bond with ap
proved security he stock OF every descup
lion, consisting of
90 head of NJ ules;
r dol Hbrses;
yearIiris jack;
fine Jelinet and Colt
rs head oi P4rk and Stock Hogs.
10 head Oh ChIe; % head of Sheep;
good Ypk4 Of iOxen; | Ok Wagon
Also. the follp wing negroes, viz:
Garrison, aged about As years;
Mary. H. do -. .I2l do
Aun 4 ehlld do ~ do
lbhn, ILL., do. Ills do
Ruth, III. DID,. 10 DO
Also, = shares in the Tuliahoma Turn
pike road
Togelhsr with all the Farming Tools,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
abou, 90 acres ldf standing Corn.
Nv. B. RuEA, Executor
Aogus 10, IB52-9t
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NHW STORE,

NN D. Z ). VI. EWINLi are no " open
w ing. ~ Hines "big house." south
SHE Of Public Squire, Fal eilevllie. large
aud very desirable assortment OF Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, Hardware. Cutlery.
z peensware-in short, eytTy1atliele usually
kept IN first class dry goolls House--whicIi
they are prepared TO sell and will sell, on
better terms for cash than any other eSiab
iishment in town; or 10 puncInai dealers on
the usual time. Come and prove II.
July 20, 1872
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Public Sale

Remember that on the 10th inst,
there " ill be exposed to public saie,
at the late residence Of Col Rhea,
deceased, a quantity of valuable
property and negroes. See adFer-
tisement In another column.
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MATRIMONIAL ADFrR FIsH mrNr
The following, which we clip
from The \. 7. Herald, is decidedly
the latest, in point of novelty.
a Wire WANrED.-l have I'M
der my charge nephew, 81 years
IF age, a lawyer, whom wish To
Gee married TO a suitable widow la
'lv. Beauty aad wealth are deemed
ihdispenslble--a small family no
bjection, aud a Southern or coun-
nv lady acceptable. Persons dis
posed to act as medlators, with ex
. lusion oithe designed lady, during
the preliminaries, a nsl willing 10
agree Oh compensa ton, may com
municate for Two " eeks postpaid,
TO Alphonso P. Bernard, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
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Candidatcs---1s53.
+4x c LLecroa+LIHceLN COUNTY

trip We are auiltprized ~ a3nuunee Era
q; sDsuisiit, eat dhlate Tor Tax Coliectu
III /. ne-',n CeuriY. !pr 1858
.UJ- We ar authorized 70 announce
EnHsp 5elI Doufilif, foi the p district
a can iIlsie tpr Tax Collector oi Lincoln
Eoupiy Tor 1853
NrF We are aaihatized 10 announce VIII
lE0ii p ES3scalaFl = eandidate Tor lax
Colitctor oi Lincoln County. Tor 1858
!Tye We are adhauzea to announce
Maj S0<e!bl IE. George, a Candidate Tor
Tax Coiiector OF bintqin County, 4or 1925.
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NASHVILLE. June ). IS51

TO the Editor IF he Ereni4g .hers:
| | deem il ny duty TO lel the public know
the beaeii have received from the use OF Dr.
MIchell'S Indian DARING Cordial. On HE
81 inst. was severely attacked with the
Cholera Mprhus: soDe pronounced 1t Cholera,
and that was IN danger. DR.. Machell was
sent for adG he pronounced il ChOidra Nor
bus, and advised me 10 n>e his Indian Dl-
arrhe Cordial. lprocuted one bottle, and by
The use Of one hall Of it, | was relieved en-
iirely and On he nexi morning waS.able 10
aIend 10 business. As there is report about
Cholera in his city, advise those Suffering
from ChoeFa N!orbus Of Flnx. ito procure Dr..
Mitchei's indian Dianh8 Cordial, and they
viii fad Speedy relief.
Yours RESPECTFULLY, JAS MCGOVERN, >
Corner oil Denumbrane 81, & Franklin Pike.
EpGEnELp, May %, 1852
DR. MIrcHELL- Dear SIR;
4 trDIle of respect 10 the merits Of your
invaluable Rheumatic Extract and Blood
Purifier, cheetialy aud without hek,talion
sale 10 thal.part oil The community suffering
with Rheubalsm. for ihqt disease il stands
without rival in the whole catalogue Of
popular medicines, whether Botanic, Patent,
or Mineral.
One Of he members of my family, o. gall4
able negro WOMAN had been aiiieted with
Ihai disease Dor FIVE or SIX years-coHtined SO
thai she was OF no service 10 me-oG whom
spent a large amount OF money and no re I
ief given had come 10 The confldsIon
hat she could not lie cure ID, when ubliclng
BE many cures effected by the use Of your
Medicines, though had bot llite anticipa-
ion that SHE would fud relief, I resolved 10
give ii ttlal. Sudce II 10 say. after us'rg
wo bottles Rheumatic Extract. aad Two
Blood PurfSr. she is entirely relieved. |
would say rp those afflicted, 1t Is worthy
rial. Respectfully yours,
JOHN b. DAVIS.
P. S. Persons wishing to confer VIII me,
an do so byieallias at my residence on C'l-
atm Pike. E3geGeld, Tenn. Aug, 20, 1872
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Tayette Acad envy

The next session of Fayette
Academy viii commence on Monday,
18th inst, under the former Prin-
pal, F, A. DieKIssoy-
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/ Ssrinr Circular.

an E have Dern Ieeeivl. 6 a LARGE suPPLr
w from ihe Eastern Clnrs iar several
weeks, and row ave ll. piessute oil an
n9rincIng hat w-hsye tn store ID very Ex
rEs>lvE. BEAUTIFUL aud AIRED stock d.
M4W 9PHlMS AND Gyllll-3 Lh
GA Up D I'D ESQ
which we would he tpucE Pleased 10 have
our old custouets and The trading public
generally I'd call s.Son and examine.
We buy brr GJpds liz the besl markets In
'he United Slales. on lhe most favorable
terms, and being wiling TO sell=.si vety
sinai aiva'ire en roSf, we will Offer induce
menIs winch canbol fail 10 suit purchasers
We Iusl by keeping sock oil Gopds inie-
nor 20 none, and an increased enleavor 10
please, 10 merir and receive continuation ot
Tue very liberal patronage extended US since
our Gyms menceheht IN business, and tor
whichlwe beg leave 10 return our sincere
thanks. II
Very respectfully, Il
GOODRICH, BucuANAS ( BEAVERS. /
April Is. 1852 n
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.Dencer atic assofiatIon--

JOIN N. Bnls GIT, Esq, viii adj
dress the Democratic Association on
next S saturday night. The ladies
and the public generally, it is hoped,
IwiH be In Attendance.
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Ut tlverisenl EMS NUS ID hunded INTO
The Qlice by Tae sday Morning, % insure
sn appearance III The flowing Paper.
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fCF~ Read the advertisement of Ayers
Cherry PecIorsl. There are statements OF no
ordinary interest 10 ali so unfortunate as to be
afflicted wiih the difficulties il cures.
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Col. Guild, of Sumner, and Col.
Haskell, of Madison, viii address the
people of Lincoln at Lynchburg OF
Tuesday, DIST inst, and Fayettt-
vile. Wednesday. 22d
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Sacrame entail Pie etin

The Presbyter ians viii Hold Sac
ramental melting ia this place, at
the Methodist Church, embracing
the ID Sabbath i this month
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Hats

"a We have just received Moleskin.
- Beaver. Satin, Ouer, Mexican, Honsa-
nan. Kos nth. Magyar, Palm. LeshoJn. Mar
icaibo abd Pdna a Hats making our assOu-
meni decidedly me largest aud most com
peie Afe have ever offered.
GpODsacn, BUCHANAN & BEAVERS.
ApriiII5
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Lace CO0dN. ele.
q ACES, Elgings and inseflIngs;
IA Capes. Collars and Cuff;
Ilnders!eeveS Chem zeltesapd MantIllRs;
Linen Camb IIandkeIehiels' Neck REbbons
Berage aud Ctape Shawis and Lace Nells;
Bonnet and Sash Ribbons and Tnnnilng,;
WIedihs. FLOWERS and Tabs;
Mus. Gloves and Hosiery;
Parasols. Fans, &c! sc.
For sale very cheap By
GOODRICH, BUCHANAN < BEAVERS.
April 10.
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Eayet!e Academy,

fENHE n Fx, session of this Institution vii
u eonihe4ce on MONDAY. 18th inst.
under the Isu 1eryIsion Of The present Priuci-
pal-MI. r. A. Dickinson. Terms
same as last session,
III JAS. L. THOMSON. Sec.
Sepi. 2.l1S52L III
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Boots and Slices.

T.. @ .s sss :s s 81.
Youths, Lsdres', NJ sses' wear received ard
iof sale al rrmafsSOiy low prices ~
goodrich, BC tHASAS Il BEAVERS.
April Is.
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6-r Adveflsehep,s are inserted il the
order in which tll4y are banded IN.
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cloths. efc4

4 xNEN LENh.N would db well TO call at
~ the Store OF GoodfI h ,lGEehGHan g. BsG-
GERS where they VIII had aP Unusually large
aud Nvery Superior assortment Of
CioiiIs, e:sssinicres and VcSfings.
IN great yarirtY. and which they are anxious
10 4ell al lower pfices than Goods o. the
sante qualities have ever been sold N this
ma skef. Give Them call before bOyiug-
April Is.
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New, Beau li.ul and Cheap
Dir IEkS GOODS.

essa THE attention OF the Ladies is pat
aSsS5 ticulafly called 10 one OF The mos
II hendsome Stocks OF DREss Goo Ds
ever displayed Ia Il ay euev VILE. comprising +
Rich Brbcade Dress St!ks;
superb DaIu.ask do
splendid Embrptd'd Robe do
maya iceul FiPuaced do
bIh'Gio d'Il;hibe and Waered do
do Brocade aud Damask DO
Gne En5tqidered AMI Sirped Beragts;
eeeapl Printed ChalIeys;
beautiful Plaid Ppplins;
handsome Fig4red Grenadines;
Pans Ptinled Hefage De Lants;
Lawns, TaraanS and Prints;
Walie Goods, Ginghams, sc. Sc.
These Goods are VERY SELECT, en-. bracing
rl The LATEST srS LES oui. SHINE Of them
are mach finer thai any heretofore brought
10 tins market, aid we rely on the fine taste
OF The Ladies OIL Lincoln 10 ensure ,heIr sale,
Go95aicH BUCHANAN 4 BeAyERs.
Anil 10
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MAJORITY against the road, 0UU.
the polls were not opened
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WILLIAM STEWART. W. w. OWzS,
Stewart & Owen.

Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
Opposite Eanicr Il Brother,
dlarkct-Nl., Nashrdle, Tenn.
Fl KEEr CONSISTENTLY on hand all kinds
~ Of improved Cooking. " ood and Coal
stoves; Parlor. Hail and Flaied
Stoves; Epam,IrG and Plain Mdplel
esr;stcS. sEP.l,,h Work solicited, and exc
cuIed with neafn4ss and d. Sparch Feathers.
Bees wax, Pewter, and Old COPPER taken in
exchange Tor work.
April %. lS52-Iy
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Eonnefs.

b0nnetS.
$50 BoNNETs comprising every va
rlety Of he l.,gest and most
3c;ss'fiftii styles j4sl received aud for sale
low by
G5oDRica, BUcuANAN L BEAVERS.
AprI Is.
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You'd all precedent. h goes like aH angel
s'wiih healing un-ils wines."
/ To PERSONS who wish. we can furnish
Fames and residences of persons in The
div aud cnunlry, who have been cured OF
e ise.s.:::;sisHn. SpYRiDs. Bruises,
BURNS. and tue most ioathSome sores; as
Well as Tuni ors. Cancers ard yvens:
and oil horses that have been cureeFof SDal-
ins. EsiEss-E3Ones, Splint, FisIsll.s, and
E'Oi2-EyiiS, aad hard bored iGn.oIs ON the
feet. legs, shoulders. and back Almost ev-
cry farmer throughput the country can lesri-
y 10 its wonderful healing p0werS-ahd
none Of them would be div wI,hout IL
Owners OF Livery Stables and Stage Comra-
nIes can save hundreds Of dollars yearly by
using ihS I.ni.nent on their horses wheLeY-
er they become CALLED, ehaned. or crippled
from any oil The thousand accdents TO which
lbeir stock IS subject.
Purchases will save money by buying the
large sIze bpu!es; the % cent SIZE containing
three. and the dollar eight times the quantity
of the ~ cents.
IS GROSS guSt received and for sale at
Projectors prices by
J. NJ. ZIMMERMAN.
Wholesale and Re Jail Agent. doors from
HE Square. Market street.
FIT For sale ID Fayetteville. Tenn, BY
Nc ELROY S, era WORD. 4lls
Nashville. Sept 2 1852
TOBACCO
lO~2OO Rolls-Vriy old and rich;
ITO doz Cur. 10 papers;
90 doz Scalaflaiii Turkish;
just TeceIved and Tor sale low by
J. NJ. ZIMMERMAN.
sept. Z, 1902 Nashville Penn
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T'o Country liEersI,anTs.--Tl . TS,ocl
Of Wares offered 70 the retailer ar liz ss,ah'
lIshment is unusually extensive Ali con-,
lslets; viii be sod ON favorable teT,I ~ ,ba
i'is7e' ~ eau Is solicited. sFTh4 besref
packers are engaged al this house ,-ft,s
A. Fl. HlEKS.
NashvIlle, SePt %. ISjl-iv
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- J-lS. N. ELLIOTT, j
Receiving Forwarding & Commission
t.lza eIiAI1d,
Also, Agent lor Il ,naWa salt,
SULLDYFILLE. Tenn.

WJfL dhcna I'tomPls 20 TeceisiOg
= and iYIwardiqg all Ggods and Pro
duce consigaFd ID his'csre. Cons'sailg OH
handa LARGH add WELL sELEcTED stock Of
Groceries, indigo, M:sddcr. Pepper.
spice, and all aillcfes usually kept iof fam
Try add plan alIon spPRtes. kanawa
SILT w1l ID lufnlsued al Nashynfe piices,
adding freighi.
RgFEeENcE:
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" Elk hiFUGE --l50 gross NJ LEANS and
tphne>lotk's; also 20 gross MLean's
celebrated Pi4>; lor So Ie by
J. MI ZIMERMAN.
sept. (. le22. Nashville. Tenn
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90 CO...

AZ C0ST.
DENUTlFUI. Muslin De LANES, Embro-
L dered. Printed ard Solid Cnlors; Plaid
Black. Alpaca. BombazIne, English and
Freuch Meriaos, at
J. L. THONSON'S,
Soplh East Corner Of lie Public Square.
a br,I 90 ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-02

GREAT fLooD AT THE NORTH The
Selkirk( Pacific coasD settlement was
visited on the I'd Of May with a flood
as great and sweeping as one which
fell twentyysix years d go. 1t lasted
this tihe from the % Of May to the
18th, Ahen It began to recede. A
letter received but a few days since
at St. PaGl's, Minnesota, describes
the spectacle which was there wit
messed:
TWENTY-FIVE miles in length of
the colony are now under water
For a distance of four miles, the WI
ter has spread over the plain for six
miles on each side Of tie river, and
in all that distance not i house has
escaped. Loaded boats may be seen
sailing on far beyond the habitations
The sight is as melancholy as it is
novel. OF the population, $500
ave had to 1y before the torrent, |
ma abandon all The loss Of prop |
rty is already estimated S750,000 |
"IIors4s, cattle, houses, barns, crops,
Il were G comparatively swept of, and
he colony is almost ruined. The
lbor Of Wenty-six years is all gone."
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The Philadelphia City tie m says
that two physical proligies, 9 Untitled
"The Liliputian Brothers." will be
exhibited in that city in the course
of a fortnight. The editor 5 ys:-
"The oldest Of tie brothers il three
Years ofage, and weighs seven 3 ounds;
the younger is one year old, we ighing
only three. pounds These children
are well formed, and exced DINGHY
good looking, and are, without doubt,
the smallest specimens Of hui nanity
ever seen or heard Of"
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NASHVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mexican Mustang Liniment.

The reru'atiqn ot his
preparation is inc ea>ing
daily; the circle Of lis IN
fluence aud unb puneed
popularity is dee penisg
aud widening; and The CT
ses oi pain and suffering.
IL ..-..L IL.
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alI GAS' CallIA HAIL.
NoTsh Side OF Public Square,
i Nest Door 10 Planters BdaE
NiCUY-ITrr
NASHVILLE, TENN.

AT 'his house may be found one "a
NJ OF lle HANpsoMEsr socks Of tfs1
pstaia;a, taissss. aud <eslecnsv.arcs +v9,
variety Of "a .
Elegantly Decorated French China.
DINNER SEFrS-lsou Sl00lo $50. The
beauty and varieiy OF Styles now lar saIe,ran
ilp' be Surpassed. Dessert and Tea Serfs
very rich, lroni si2io 500. Chamber sens
lion 50 10 siOo. hIsnlel, Parlor, aud other
OfntinenIs, yeIy rIch and beautiful. trcio 81
70 S0O per pair. China and Glass Per,Ib,.
Bottles, CnIha Spiliuons richly Decorated
10y lea and Dinner Sells, Sc. Glass
french and Observation-Disclosures. Wines
S'oOiels, Chaa' basheS, Decanlers. Bowels
AXE and B1Iier Stands, Lamps, Candle
sltks, Swcetineat Stands. Vine Coolers
W alef Bottles, Sc sc. Bohemian Glass. IN
Sifai variety, OF the richest aud most beant5.
~ \ eoiorS and Styles. Terra Gotta ware
flleherS, Flower Pots. Cigar Holders. Ash
rays Sc. britannia Wares-TunbIers
mugs, 6ObletS. Candleslicks, Coffee and Tea
t9if, Cfean Pitchers, Sugar Bowls, Coffee
ahu lea Orns, Lamps. 81 oons. Ladies. Gas
IoiS' nc. BLOCK I'm Wares ChafIin Dish
IS OF al sizes, Collee and Tea Urns. Soud
~ OViieF anu iea SeUs SILVER Pa
~ "'iu ''i'ndA SilVer-Iabie Spoons. But
=. n"''eS' 2usar fonss. &c. PlaleIL Forks.
handled Knives and Forks. of
a fac article onl, ai>o IN Sens ~e : nee
good and cheap Japan Wares in l., a, Va
rely Coffee and Tea Canis,ey.f Sn,ce
Boxes, Lamps, Csndi, sticks. Wa, Rs rea
| rays sc. -larb'ts. and great v ,rey OF
Toys, suitable for presents. Lonkior F;l,,yes.
Punch Jugs, Lan'erus, sc.
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Barrel Salt,

IN AT 55 cents-cash.
80. June 10. SHAPARD.
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Special Notice to the Afflicted.

Rheumatic Extraci
and Blood Purifier
a certain Cure for either IN
liam maloTY, Chronic Uf
Acute RHEUM ArisN. NEU-
RALGfA. and GoUT. This
yaiual lie remedy slaeds
wIthp i a rival in The bis
tory OF discoveries in tbs
or any other coInIY, III
curing those J. aiaiul aud
paraiy Sing diseases a their
various iurms. The vast
number who have been