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TRUST SALE.

ON the 18th day of june at the Court House door IN
tS f,Inwiug described property Lot No l. fronting
Front street. beginning alley running from Front 10
Market street one hundred and four feet towards Marker
street TO The property OF Sa Prchett, thence with sam
Prchetts lot fifty four feet to Front street thence Win
Front street to the beginning known Bea
property lot No 2, tnmting and beginning @" froh' see
adjoining and running with the warehouse ot toward mar
ket one hundred aud four feet TO Doc ven iot
thence with his lot north twenty four fe three ihche
thence east one hundred aud four feet to Front street
thence with Front street twenty feet three ncaes 10
the beginning beng the lot which Beay resides
AlSo-Lo No. 3 fronting and beg nnng On front siree
adjoining aud running with dwelling house lot above ae
scrIbed hundred aud four feet toward Market street,
thence North three inches TO JAS Thomas
lot thence with said lot hundred and four feet 10 Front
street thence with Front street twenty four feet three IN
ches, 10 the beginning,
hlch said lots were conveyed by deed of Trust dated
the 4th OF Sept 1882 for the purpose of paying the debts
specified IN said deed Registered the 10th of Sept, 1851
SAID property will be sold for the purpose Of paying the
debts specified in said deed. Sale at ~ O'Clock
my6-td WILLIAM LEDBETTER Trustee.
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VNTHE the child is troubled with gripping and fatu-
w ency; :.
When there looseness of the bowels or where the dis
charge is scauty of bad color and SMELL
When there eruptons, or when the skin Is red and
excorated;
When the child is attacked with Measles, Convuisens,
Cholera Inanum rWorms this remedy is certain cure
and will relieve the anxious mind OF the mother at
once;
When the child starts in its sleep and wakes suddenly
with fixed frightened look; -
When there are Worms this remedy is the most certain
cure ever known Let it be the first thing resored to in
all cases of chill irens diseases and almost relief
will be experienced
For sale by every Druggist in Nashville Price so cents
per bottle with fll directous. .--...
maysI ALEX. MACKENZIE, Agent
INFORM ALTON WANTED-As to he wherei-
/ bouts OF RO BERT SQUIRES, who enlisted SOL
dier in Captain Youngs Company of u = Infantry in the
war of 1872 living he can learn something 10 his ad-
vantage OF his heirs, he is dead, by addressing
SMITH 4 JONES,
may25-w&tweSt Nashville, Tennessee.
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DON AQUA SPRINGS FOR RESr-These
Springs will be rented for the present year. or leased
for term Of wears There extensive accommodations
tor visitors and everything necessary 10 make them
popular place OF resort for health pleasure. They
situated in Hickman County, Tennessee and for the
several wears have been much equeued by the citizens
of Davidson Williamson, MaurJ and other neighboriDg
counties. Any wishing to rent or lease will address
MRS ELIZABETH A. WEEMS,
Bon Aqua P. o., Hickman county, Tenn. or
). I. FINLEY,
81 College street, opposite Planters Bank Nashville.
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TSE SCAnPA'S ACOUSTIC OIL! THE ONL
II ! Gaz,..a...

Il
u CURE FOR DEAFNESS.-SCARPA Compound
CHARGES OF Matter from the Ear Also all those disagree
Bile noise like the buzzing Of insects falling of water whz
zing of stean &C. which are symptoms of approaching
Deafness and also generally attendant with the dseass
Many persons who have been deaf for Ten, fifteen, and
twenty years and obliged to rumpets have
after ny three bottes thrown aside their hum-
pets being made perfectly we'll Physicians and Surgeons
highly recommend ats use.
gentleman OF Ihscity has just received letter from
friend OF his physician of emnence in Bangor, Me-, and
has kindly allowed Us to make the following extract;
81 have obtained bottle of Scrapas Oil for Deafness
and find it vauable medicine that you will much OBJ
lige if you will try and procure dozen bottles
Have you tried g If not do not delay another day
but send Immediately if you have been of the
and prudent and already bought bottle, the question
settled; You have recovered your hearing Scraps Oil
for Deafness fails 1t is the only medicine that will
Thousands OF deaf persons will give their testimony
in its ayor The beauty Of the thing that with
out producing any pain.
This medicine has cured persons and is now used
extensively than all other medicines combined the
cure Diseases ofhe Ear The certificates are inerous
and of the highest authority. Also, .
DOCTOR JACkS0NS PILE AND TETTER EN-
BROCATI0N-This may be considered specific, and iJ
warranted Ii not only Immediately aays pain and
hamatOn stops all bleeding, subdues tnat inolerate itch
ing; but il eecIualy very short tme persons
whose lives have been rendered miserable for years. It's
application produces pin but Father agreeable and
pleasant sensation Call send for list OF cures and
you will be astonished.
sgy For sale by &. ". Hendershott, Nashville; Bell
Robinson d Co.. Louisville, and J. d. Park, Cincinnati
mari7 '54,-Sm. d &w.
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AUGUSTA, ATLANTA, AND NASHVILLE
TELEGRAGH COMPANY.

THE SUBSCRIBERS To THE STOCK OF THIS
Company. for the purpose of extending snd cemplet-
ing the line Nashville and the branch lines 10 Shelby
vile and Winchester Tenn hereby notified that they
will be required the InSaImen the Z2d INST, or
as soon thereafter be convenient 10 the agent o
make d, mand And the payment of the 4 inSiament
Certificates of Stock will be issued The putting up OF
wire and establishing Offices along the line. heretofore
agreed, will be commenced III a short ume and all the
towns and villages along the line that have made sub
scrpton the stock made application for Offices, that
may desire this great convenience to their farming and
commercial p spery, vii please indicate such desire to
me- on or b. fore the 10th of this month"; June that
may be enabled to put up all progress with the wire
1t is the desire of the Company that each intermediate
town that NAV have an office, should recommend
Trustworthy person BE- taught to operate All conmuni-
cations should be addressed to NE, Of = NJ Scott,
ESQ CITY Hotel Nashville L. K MILLS,
ie3:3t General Agent
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
nY virtue Of "A deed OF trlSt made Trustee by
DThos Gilbert tine 2Sth day OF Feb. 1883 and regis
tered in the Register Office in Davidson county, i'll Book
No IT, pages Il a.d y, certain debs therein
mentioned will the ID day Of JUy So, at the Court
House door in the city of Nashville expose 10 public sale
on credit and years lot in said town, being
part of lot No g. in plan Of said town. rontirg ortyeet
is a LARGE BRICK HOUSE, near the Wire Suspension
Bridge Also another lot The Southwest side If SIr
mer street extended through Burrows Grove fronting %
feet on said and running back 30 fee TO any Alley
The purchaser will be required 10 give bond with good Sc
curity equal instments for the purchase money
and lien will ue retained By the express provisions OF
theieed the above lots will be sold free from the equity OF
redemption. JESSE W. fAUf,
june3-td-printers' fee $40 Trustee
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TRUST SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY.
COMPLAINTS OF THE SEASON

Use THE GRAEFENBERG DYSENTERY SYRUP
When the bowels are affected IN anY way whether 'he
disease is acute or chronic rs it is equally beneficial in
both cases whenever there is Dysentey, Darra Bloody
Fux Gripping and Straning, Cramps IN the bowels and
Cholera 1t is a certain and immediate remedy IN ell oi
these complaints.
Nv position as Chairman of the Board OF Health has
brought me constantly with persons suffering
from darrhO l. dysentery and cholera So strongly was
impressed with the value of the GraeenGeg DSseny ~
rup in all Of bowel complaint that caused 1t 10 be
Quarantine where the cholera then existed aad II Is
little singular that but single case was reported al
terward Facts coming under the observation ct my as
the Board tend to strengthen the belief that this
remedy invaluable in all OF disease OF the bowels
T. L. HIBBARD. NJ. ID,
Chm Board of HEALTH New York City
have had opportunity OF witnessing the effects OF
plant especially those of severe character, and have
hesitation saying that il is admirably adapted TO the
cure of these diseases H. DEFURRkST, Nj. ID.
New Yoik City.
may3l. ALEX. MACKESZlE, Agent.
Price-5O and 25 cents per Bottle.
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som Ell HING
NEW AND VALUABL K.

TIE most powerful King on the face Of the globe
rsigps supreme in the American Republic The power
of the crowned heads Of Europe sink into nsgniicance
when compared to that of our American King
European Kings employ the power vested in them to
Increase the riches of the rich and ordy and reduce
&c greater misery and degradation the poor and depen
dent Our American King goes forth with equal willing
the ordy mansion and humble cabin ready alike
10 administer relief and offer health and happpuuss
" the lofty and lowy, the rich and the poor.
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[INE CIGARS invite the attention of smokers TO
to supply OF kegsias which have received to-day
sp20. J. NIXON JR.
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gUTcgIsoys CELEBRATED OINTMENT.

HUTCHISONS CELEBRATED OINTMENT,
s the eiectual remedy Tor Piles, Sore Caked
L Breast. Cuts. Bruises &c, now extant This med-
cine with great and never fails to give
lief when properly administered. Remember
1t Cures Piles-speedily.
II Cures Sores or Caked Breast-immediately.
1t Cures Cuts, Bruises or Sores-on man or horse.
The afflicted invited To give it trial If it does not
accomplish what claim for it. then pronounce it hum
bug and demand your money.
The proprietor has in his possession any number of
icaes from the first citizens of Virginia and other Saies
several OF which accompany each box We give the fol
lowing from the sheriff Of Botteourt county, Virginia
Mr.. PItzer:
FTNcAsTLE, Dec 81, 1853.
Mr. HUTCHIsoN-Dear SRI had been almost
slant sufferer Piles for twelve years previous
the time heard of your ointment have given it fair
trial. aud for the last years have had symptoms OF
the disease and consider ysef entirely cured think 1t
due make this statement, and 10 the public At
large that your invaluable ointment should be gen.
orally known. Yours respectfully, X. PITZER.
Sold wholesale and retail, by
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JU. U. bhUWN,
febll '54-6md 6triw Agent College street.
Prenared by W Hutchison, 4 Co. Amsterdam, Va


DEM. +. WILLIAMS COMPOUND Ex-
ID TRACT OF SAkSPARILLA AND l0DlDE OF PU
1ASSA In presenting the Botico and acceptance of the
Medical the Public generally the above
preparations the subscriber the benefit of
Patent hance value of ole artcle does he
any the knowledge ofis ingredients,
gain public confidence and favor. He would sim
ply state, hecay, he has been for IN
habit under the directions of geDtem EN- OF
emnence in the medical profession, both IN kenucky and
T.nhessee the Compound Familiar With the best
methods displacement and with the adv anages of large
aud spparatus he has sought to combine together
tried virtues various articles of the Mate
Medca otIion and in such cheap and dura
bic furnish remedy OF certain and wonderful
efficacy stesed by long experience not for every disease
mir but large class numerous
geny hat owe their gn and paenags srumOus Dia
thesis tant in the and In the blood
swelling, Chronic Ulcers of long tandL
Obstinate letter Ring Worms, Sore Eyes Scad Head Sy
phic and other diseases the skin and blood
tie substantiate by the
very evidence here in OurCy its efficacy in Ner
and General debii Indigestion Dyspepsia lHfa
nation ofhe Kidneys. rheumatism, &C., &c. 1t is conf
IDENTITY recommended in Diseases PeeusrtO Females such
Leucorha Whites. suppressed MeDsruation, Choro-
sis Green Sickness Without enumerag further he is
and the result already before him. he
max the decar with emphasis and in ali truth that
remedy for that formidable evil of Kings and King of evil
the Scrofua i'll all its protean shapes whether confined
lone and manifested in the tissues Of the body
whether it pervades the entire system .
The above medicine be OLned at the Drug stores OF
WE GRAY, ENIN BROTHERS,
STREET, H q FLAMING. N. G SCOVEL,
J. u. BROWN, BERRY DEMOViL,
g. W. HENDERsHoTT
Or at the Depot, No. %, broadway, Nashville, Tenn
mar22-3md&w X r. w il''P"-.
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vi tested during the past year. by many of the most
spectacle citizens O Nashville The advertiser permitted
10 refer to Mr. Samuel Watkins whose cured
Of most inveerae SerUfua Also the servant of Mr. j.
Collins Of the disease Five of Cancer have
been cured twenty Of Bone Feon Mr. R. H. Jones
cured of Sore Eyes ae- having been under the
treatment Of two Of the distinguished Physicians tor
eight months, almost totally bind.
At least hundred pectabie persons in Nashville
and its vicinity be seen who will voueh for the great
benefits of hIs course Of treatment without the OF he
Knife or mercury. n.
Cancer, Scroula Rheumatism, Fistua, Mercurlai Dis
cases. Ulcers old Chronic Diseases, Sore Eyes and al I'M
purities of the blood o..
Twenty years Of constant Practice, fifteen IN Ne" orie'
pror IN conin, 10 Nashville Those rested are res
pectflIy invited to CALL examine and consult nee o' any
charge
Office No AZ Union ST.. near Cherry; ~, r,,o,,,s,
novl0-ly- bD"AhD iHN1"-h-'-
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sUNDRIES.
NEUFFER. HENnRIx = Co

Gy0MAlSSi0N MERCHANTS, for the sale Of Flour,
~ Gram, bacon and Produce generally corner of East
Bay and Union wharves, Charleston y. c.
REFgRsNCEs:-John Caldwell, President s. CRR:R
Duln, ESD Charleston; Scanion. Seymour Co.. Augusta:
W H. staTk Co, Augusta; VIM g. Pete Co. Atlanta;
Orme Wilson, Co, Loudon; Joseph Potion Charleston.
In presenting the above card would be doing inus-
ce to feelings express gratitude to nu-
uerous friends IN Georgia Tennessee, North and South
Carolina for their past unwavering patronage since
commencement this business in lS4. We have nursed
deyepe the resources Of I've hack couor We have bat
tied with the different lines of railroad and have been in
srumenta in reducing tie freight OF produce to reasonable
prepared make advances shipments TO either markets
We would say friends and the public that will
be TO their interest 10 consgn to u.s. pay whole
attention to the business alone.
We viii make liberal adyancements consignments-
mchl7-3in NEUFFER HEN Dirk co.
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I,nnnEru,S LAKnEN NEEus.

,-,ryEX THOUSAND Papers Crop harden Seed,
irs r. ceiy,l and warranted fresh, &c comprising all
10 brought this market Extra Early Peas, Ear
H. NJ pa,s Six week beans, Glove Onions &c, by the
Enn3 Also Cabbage Button Onions DC, &C. by the
pound. NJ 40 CnIers Strsot
iebi2 W 1-, -.-"- NoSe .-
FINE RAZOKS ANU SIRUPS-zU0 dozen Wade
Blutcher- LIBERATED Razors, among which nne as
or,raant Of WARRANTED RAZ0RS, in cases of one pair
each for private USE also further additional stock OF Bar
hers Razors also Wade Butchers Razor Strops new
I pei1 80 s,,,e,ior ARTICLE FALL d CUNNINGHAM.
mar7-tf ,"'"r " Ir-
hs,,.a
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EWING BROS, Ag Mt.
W. +. GRAY, Agent.
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DRANDY FRUITs.-Zu uoz. as.or'ea p1sndy r Ial's
ID Just received. ap20 }. NlAoS, JR
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A sPARAGUS RUUTS.4,ooo on hand and .of
n sale by lfeS94 54J d y ''""' "
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an lsraluable Book for 20 cents "EVery Fund
should hape u Copy" ra. a...H.
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Notice..


July 3Ist 1884.
A L A MEETING Of the Stockholders
II in the Baton Rouge, Crosse Te:e and
Opelo''sa, Plank road Company, held this
day at the Office Of the Company, Tor the
purpose Of taking the sense of said stick
holders, under the provisions Of the 9th
and 9Th Sections of an act of the Legislature
entitled IAN Act to incorporate the Crosse
Tete and Baton Rouge Plank road Compa-
N.Y. upon the propriety of "A change from
a Plank Road Co, to Railroad Company,
and Also to increase he capital stock Of
said Company from Two Hundred and
fifty Thousand dollars, to one Million dol.
IaIs:
Mr.. ". J. Began, was called TO the.
Chair, and Jas. II, Johnston appointed Sec
rotary. Theodore Johnston moved to
change the Baton Rouge, Crosse Tete and
Opslousas Plank Road Company, to Rail
Road Company, under the name and st, lie
Of the Baton Rouge, Crosse Tete and Ope-
lousas Rail Road Company. and increase the
CAPITAL stock of said Company from Two
Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars to
One Million Dollars, which motion was
unanimously carried.
The Commissioners then proceeded to
read the vote, which resulted as follows:
1G47 shares voted for the change of the
road and for the increased capital stock
and none against. The aforesaid
1917 shares, being more than two-thirds Of
the Stock subscribed, it is hereby declared
that the said Plank Road Company, is
changed to Rail Road Company and the
capital stock of said Company is increased
to one Million Dollars,
Vim. J. began, President.
JAS. II. JOHNSTON, Sec'ty.
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IlNDIEY MuRRAy-1tis not gcner.
ally known says the Lebanon Adver-
tiscr, that Lindley Murray was an
American and born within the pres
en-, limits Of Lebanon county. He
was born in the year l745, on the
Swatara, in East Hanover township,
then Lancaster, now Lebanon county.
Ills father was a miller, and followed
that occupation when Lindley was
born, but afterwards devoted his at.
tention TO mercantile pursuits. and
amassed considerable fortune by
trading to the West Indics. Lindlsy
was the eldest Of twelve children, and
when about seven years Of age, was
sont to Philadelphia, that be might
have the benefit Of better education
than could be had at Swatara. He
studied law in New York, and at the
age oftwenty-two was called to.thc bar,
where he gained for himself the repu-
tation Of an ''honest lawyer" His
Grammar Of the English Language,
was composed in England. in 1894,
and published in the Spring Of 1895,
many millions Of copies Of which have
been sold He resided in England
forty.two years, most Of which time he
was an invalid. He composed many
works besides his Grammar. He died
in 1926, in a village in Yorkshire,
being upwards Of eighty years Of age.
He represented as Christian and
pbilanthropist. He left legacies to a
number Of relatives and friends. aud
sums of money to many religious socie.
ties. lie also directed that the resi-
due Of his property after the deccasc
of his wife, "a New York lady, his be-
loved aud affec,ionate Hannah who
had been his companion for more than
sixty years, should be devoted to pi-
)us aud benevolent uses. lie was a
quaker, and inferred in the burying-
ground Of that sect, in the city Of
York, far from friend and farther
and
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A Duel BETWEEN AMERICANS IN
EuRopx.-It is reported that Daniel
E. Sickles, Secretary Of the Ameri-
can Legation at London, telegraphed
to Liverpool on the 18th ult., to know
whether John Van Buren,, Esq, then
expected in the steamer from New
York, had arrived, and if 80 where he
could be found. his object being. it is
said, to send him challenge to fight
a duel somewhere on the continent of
Europe. Mr.. Sickles, it is alleged,
was greatly offended at a speech made
by Mr.. Van Buren, in Tammany Hall
last winter, rejecting rather personal
ly upon him. aoe
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p. CAPOEVEllE IN
SUCCESSOR TO Il. NEYREY.

Laurel Street, betwecn Lafayctte r.
Thru, Baton Rouge, La.
INFORMS his numerous customers, that
l. he will continue the business as hereto
fore, be has just received an assortment OF
fine goods-consisting Of Ladies French
Corsets. linen handkerchieis, fine cotton
stoc kinss, black lace veiis, bridal wreaths,
black and white bobinett, swiss edgings &
insertings, Jackonett, do insertings, cotton
and linen laces, black silk do, black velvet
trimmings, silk and cotton do, plain and
figured ribbons, black filet gloves, white g.
colored silk do, large assortment OF rer.
frmery. all kinds Of combs and brushes
pocket knives and SCISSORS Wade & Butcher
"a zors. fine porte monies, aecordeons &c.
All Of which he offers at moderate prices.
srpt2Jv,
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. MASONIC-Sr. JAMES IopgE, No Al.
"a A. Y. M.-Rcgular meeting the first
liz Saturday night, in each month"; Lodg,
@@s-~0 at the foot of Church street.
yA.asur WASHINGTON X. a. CHAPTER.-Regular
&:E meeting the first Monday night in each
26& month. Lodge at the foot Of Church street
wv. l. o. o. F-DEsOro LoDgE, I. O. o. r.
9.>E Regular meeting every Thursday night
SlssSS Lodge room opposite il. r. Waddili's
Wv" store Church street,
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Succession sale.

0euCNVUeuVBn IN BCs
in the matter Of the Suecession of ALry
AMBER TauAnp, dccd.--No 2ss "prc
bste'-Sixth Judicial District Court
Parish Of East Baton Rsnge, La,
QY VIRTUE a o commission issued i,
- the above Succe ssiop and 10 me t,ipec
ted from The Hon. Sixth Judicial Districi
Court, in and for said Parish Of East Bsto,
Rouge and State aforesaid / will expose
at public sale at the Court House door o
East Baton Rouge in the City Of Baton
Rouge, on Saturday the 11ih day Of .axgus.
nert, A. ,. 1854, at II o'clock A. NJ, the
property hereinafter set forth and described
belonging to the above succession, to wit
Two certain lots of ground situated in
that part Of the city laid out by the late +
Banregard, and designated on the plan
thereof as lots No. One in square No.
Twenty. Terms Of Sale, CAST
july 1854. H. BABIN. Sheriff
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y
PURSUANT to resolution Of the Board OF Sc
icctmen, adopted on the e2nd July 1864. an
election sill be held In the second ward Of the
Corporation Of the town Of BIton Rouge on tho
9TH day Of August 1854 for tho purpose Of taxing
the sense OF the voters Of that ward on the sub
ject Of "License" or mo License"
The polls will be opened from 2 A. NJ to NJ
and the election will be presided by Messry p. A.
Walker and II. I. Waddil. H. DUFROCO.
july -M.1S54. M,~n-