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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-09-05
For the Public

DAINrED PALS and TUBS-Bmter
L Tubs and Sap Buckets for sale by the sub,
scribers at their Factory, formerly The Judd
marble factory.
u Cash paid for SAPLING Pines
CIV cords more wanted this season.
&c Ware sold 10 the trade on as favorable
rms as can be Obtained in Massachusetts
SKEELE & MERRILL.
BYN. H. HAND, Agent.
Mihdiehury, Jan ii, ls52. 3S:ly.
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oman KNOW THYSELF.'
An Invaluable Book for % Cents.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A
COPY"

100000 C" I%.. , ,eI@
n year. \ new rdiiiuu,
revised and ImproNcdJust
issued.
Or Hunters Medical
Manual aud Hand BOOK
fUrthe Advertisements.
ing an untlinc uI the on.
nIu. uruITp-. Treatment
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No. Q.
Il. r. IL. No >.

\ New Principle discovered in Medicine, to
Cure Olj Diseases, Scrutula, Bad HUI
mor>, Syphilis Frishrlul Sores, u
GERS, Fever Sores Eruptiuhs Of
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OOA YDS. CARPETlNG, for sale at
OOO BECkWITH'S.
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cool nights and mornings, and rather warm al
noon.
RIVER NEws-The river still continues to
recede slowly, leaving about four feet on
Harpeth Shoals.
The only arrival up to p. m, yesterday
was the Harts0iIJe from Paducah
The Magnolia, from Cincinnati was looked
for last night, having been teegraphed from
GAINESVILLE The Justice, from Paducah, was
also looked for last night
The j. g. Cline was the regular packet for
Memphis last evening, aud left at o'clock.
The DR.. Robertson did not get off as adver-
tised, but will leave for Paducah this evening
at o'clock.
The Magnolia viii leave for Cincinnati pro-
badly 10 day or tomorrow.
The Aleonia and Sallie Vest will run as reg
uar packets in the Nashville and St. Louis
trade during the season. Their accommoda-
tions for passengers are equal TO any in the
trade, aud being commanded by gentlemanly
and accommodating officers, passengers for St.
Louis or intermediate points, by taking one Of
these packets may rely upon speedy and
pleasant trip. The SalZie WeSt leaves tomor-
row at O'Clock, P. NJ.
The fine steamer Se5enty- Sir arrived last
night, and simultaneously with her arrival we
found ia our rlidst that prince of a steamboat
man, II. G. McCoMAs-iooking just as natural
as a "persimmon tree" She is off for Gin
ci,,oti fo.J,,, st 2 o'clock p NJ and if apy
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Legislative Summary.

In the Senate, yesterday morning, the joint
rules were adopted, and several bills passed LIST
reading among them bill by Mr.. Turney, to
amend the charter Of the Bank of Tennessee,
so as 10 make the Directors elected by the
Legislature; and bill by Mr.. Whitthorne,
amending the Free Banking Law, so rs to re-
quire twenty-five per cent. additional security
in the shape of bonds, and incorporating other
restrictions and penalties in the present law.
Several Senate Bills passed 2nd reading, and a
resolution was adopted raising a Standing
Committee upon Private Corporations.
In the evening the Senate concurred in
House resolution to appoint joint committee
20 take charge of the State Library. The re-
solution to elect a Public Printer was amend
ed so as to bring on the election on the 18th,
aud adopted Senate bills passed first reading
and the Senate adjourned TO 10 A. NJ. to-day.
In the House, Mr. Cox presented the ben-
NAL report Of the Treasurer Of the State. Bills
were introduced, by Mr.. Brieu, to reduce the
terms of the Circuit Court to two annually
by Mr.. Massengale, to amend the school laws I;
by Mr.. White, to incorporate the Knoxville
Building aud Loan Association; by Mr. Wood.
of Cannon, providing for the election Of Tax
Collectors by the people; and by Mr.. Meek,
20 prescribe the duties of Justices of the Peace
and their compensation.
In the afternoon, Mr.. Brien from the Com
mittee on the Judiciary, made sundry reports.
Bills were introduced by Mr.. Wood, Of llarde-
-.,oan. to amend the act relating TO persons
having charge Of the assets of an estate, and
by Mr.. Whiteside, to regulate the appointment
Of Attorneys General pro TEN. \ resolution
offered by Mr. bennington, was adopted, re-
curing the State Librarian TO arrange at once
the State Library. Sundry bills were passed
on their hind reading.
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Kansas Election.

telegraphic despach from ST. Louis announces
the receipt of intelligence om Kansas of the % in-
slant 1t is said that the returns OF the election III
three counties show aheavy vote for Wathcld, pro-
slavery, for Congress. The Shawnee indians sup
ported the pro-savery ticket. The entire vote OF
johnson county was given for Whitfield. In
Leavenworth county Whitfield had 500 and Reeder
POO. At Willow Springs 100 votes were polled,
all for pro-savery candidates. Gov. Shannon voted
for the pro slavery ticket. There was no fighting
or tumult at the polls the free sellers generally not
voting. Their election is to take place on Tuesday
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EDGEFIELD.
sfan Extra Card.

ON THURSDAY, the 1lth Of October next. will make
" one of our BIG FALL SALES Of Real Essate and on
Re,Tii III ne ssTiIIns lots. in WILLIAMS ADJ
DITION EIgefed. The Lots front fifty feet each on
Fatherand, (Which being most handsomely graded
and gTaveled Boscobe and Shelby streets (Which y road
extended) all of them will be at least l0 eet
deep, with twenty feet alleys.
These Lots all most beautifully situated, and IN con-
necon with the Additions already laid of out Of the shelby
Grounds, makes Edgehed of the most desirable es
We viii have our plots ready in a few days.
All those wishing to make good investments or 70 Duy
eligible building sites would do wei 70 e1s me S Tots
worthy Of examination and all ask Is that the public VIII
visit the gr, unds ami Judge for Themselves
TIE MS:
The Lots will a credit Of one, two three four
and Ave years. for notes satisfactorily endorsed payable in
Bank and bearing interest from date, and lien retained
E-we will gladly show the Lots to all who Ti s 70 eA-
IS College street.
F. Z. GLAsoooK, Auctioneer. sepl.-I-
100000 COPIES SOLD:!
LOYDs GREAT STEAMBOAT WORK will be ready on
IL or about the cath Of October
first Application Of steam.
Life q Robert Fuon-Eng aying Of his nrsi American Boat
on the Hudson River
Robert Pulton and Lvingstons rs Chic River Boa-Cor-
rec; L1keness-Full Particulars.
Latrobe's First Boat.
First SteubenviIe Boat.
R explosion on the western waters from an Witness
M5s Of the Western Waters; Towns, Cities aud distances
Laid down correctly.
List Steamboat Explosions since 1919 Names OF Killed
and Wouade1: List OF Steamboats, now ahoat go
Correct Of Ptsburg Whteng tiucinnat LOUISVILLE
S. Louis New Orleans in 1850 Sketch Of ech places
pofultten, business, &c.. SC.
Fast Time Of Boats on the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers
List q Steamboat officers the Western Waters,
The n " Steamboat Law-With Comments--liie Boats.
Disasters on the akesNaues Of Lost Killed and Wounded
The High Water IN 1910, 1882, 1871
List q Plantations Mississippi River. -s-
Iortan United states Supreme Court Steamboat Decisions
Three hundred pages with hundred engraving; hand
souev bound fy renting OSR DOLLAR, (post paid
Will receive a copy OF the above work.
Orders from the trade solicited, and agents wanted In ev
cry town and city 10 canvass Tor the work
A lArr.s JAS. T. LLOYD CO.,
D. ga ,....sFf n
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NEW RICE !
To Schools ana Private Families.
PUBLIC SALE OF
PHOENIX FURNACE.

DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed 20 by Jas On
ID l.. James and Rob't buchanan, will sell at pub -
lie ouCFy the 9Th Of October next on the premises The
PHOENIX FURNACE
And 5000 Acres Of Land,
About the half wet tberd situated aboGt three miles S
nom Panyra, Tenn the Cumberland river. The -
Furnace newly built fe ~or w, executed and built by
the direction OF Mr. j. L. James, rractcl and well eiu-
Gated iron man. II Is Inferior any fufuace IN the
state q Tennessee and sdated b. making iron ny hot
or cold hiaet with all tie machinery r the pUr.
pose ia good repair The ore Banks within mills o.
TIE Frrnaee AID believed Is good judges to Re mex.
haustihlc. .#..#
TKKss oF SA1RSlN thousand dollars payable IN ten
months from e date Of & ssie, and the balance IN
and three years according 70 the terms Il the deed
Possession be the tefn2 81 the sale are
complied with
Amy person who desires the property be shown
Il BY j. o. shaeslefod CarksyiIe, or b. Thos. Hnson,
who lives on the premises.
tep5-tiwtls J. sHkcELEFORD, Trustee.
Nashville True whlg will publish ia Fri weekly Ill day OF
sale ifrksgils Cbrouicls.
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mAnBrLIZHD Iron mANTrI.S.

NIS magnificent style Of Manei h iast taking the plsce
Of all other desc ptions, both accent o. is supe-
beauty richness duEahhty and particularly It's cheap
ess. While their cost Is only about hail that Of s real
,are they indeed exceed the former ia beauty have
superior ustrc, less liable soil much easier
ept clean, and far exceed ugrc In durability, and are,
he same time, les liable 20 break.
The unersKne2 azenis for he manufacturers, Wal
ace Elhgow Co Louisville, Ky, and viii farnish hem
70 heir PATROLS and the pcbic generally With CRATES
er pieces and every thing eopese; AIT via aso srper.
ntend their putting uP. STEWART OWEN,
stove Dealers and fInwaFe Aanulset0rers,
mars0-dANu ~. 81 Market street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE
College street, Nashville, Tennessee.

REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE
PACKET.
TNHE New steamer "scOTLAND"h 9TH II
i 1900 tons burhen-Csptain r. L. Dssssssaa j
DISSJUKEs. This steamer,
built at Louisville will be nshed by the 10h November,
when she will take her in the trade regular packet
The Scotland entirely boat Of the frst class,
and built exclusively for the Nashville and New Orleans
tradeher light dra enabling her to come with load when
others only light We solicit for her share OF
public patronage. A. HAMILTON, I 2,a,.s
JOHNSON, HORNE Co, NseH'IHs.
~ We want to hire 90 Negroes as deck hands and
hrsmen for the above boat octlO-6m
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BY TELEGRAPH.
arrival Of the Steamer Canada.
NEW York, Oct. 10.

NEw York, Oct 10.
The Steamer Canada arrived at Halifax last night.
Cotton has declined one eight owing to the tight
ness of the money market Sales for the week are
$4,000 bales. N. o. fair Ct; MiddIing 81; Upland
FAIR 6s Niddling 81. BreadstufTs unchanged.
Pork has advanced. Lard has advanced four shil-
hngs Money more in demand and rates advancing.
The Bank has advanced their rates to Eve per cent
OOnsuls quiet ss4to Ss4.
Active operations are resumed in the Crimea
The Russians are certifying North Sebastopol and
are erecting new magazines. The Grand Duke
Constantine has arried at Ncolaif The Gar will
soon follow him to superinteud the winter CAM
paign. The Turkish troops at Constantinope in
tended for Asia have been sent to Eupetora. The
allies have not yet attempted anything on the
North side but are concentrating forces between
Balaklaya and Tchernaya and intend razing Sebas-
topol if possible. a
The allies now occupy the villages on the left
flank Of Eupatoria.
The French are advancing toward Bachsbizrai
The allies have fortified Fort St. Nicholas, from
whence they can reply to the northern Russian fire.
-Four hundred Polish deserters have arrived at
the allied camp ~
English war material is CONSTANTLY '1r-~'-- - II
The garrison at Kars is suffering for provisions
The Russians have abandoned Erzeroum. The Baltic
feet will winter at Kiel.
The Grecian Ministry has congratulated England
and France on their victory.
Austria announces that the new state of things
may give an occasion for a diplomatic contest, or
sanguinary strife between Russia and the Western
Powers, but will in no way affect the mediatOry
attitude of Austria.
Private dispatches from Liverpool quote -four
advanced 3D. to Is. Consols sSi.
The Government has requested the recall of Mr..
Champion in consequence Of his connection With
the foreign enlistments.
Buchanan is instructed to enforce the Monroe
doctrine. -Er.=
LOUISVILLE, Oct 10.
River stationary-6 feet inches in the canal,
feet inches on the fails.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.
Flour holders firm at 40; buyers plenty at 7 %.
Sales at 75O. Red wheat held at 1.5O. Whisky
firm and in good demand at S2f. Tobacco upward.
Coffee, excited-sales 1000 bagsat liz.
PITTsBUKG, Oct 10.
River feet in the channel.
NEW YoRK, Oct 10.
Flour has advanced to SS7 for choice State; good
Ohio same rate; Southern 9.Sl. Wheat improved.
Corn advanced 92i. Pork improved, 29a25. Lard
unchanged, II.
Election News.
PHLADELHHIA, Oct 10.
Pennsylvania has gone Democratic by probably
10000. Democratic candidates for Sheriff, Regis
ter, and Clerk of the Orphans Court of this city,
have been elected by 200 to l 800 majority.
".e LLLI LE CiNcNSATI, Oct 10.
TIE result in Ohio is still in doubt. Chase runs
behind his ticket somewhat. Hamilton county gives
Medill 1000 majority. a..
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THE HIDDEN PATH.

Novel by MARIOS HARLAND, q Richmond, FA--one
Elegant i2mo vol t3t pages.
TINuE extraordinary OF Miss Harands Alone
,,nng through edition aer editien, With great aid
frsnpbished IN England with sti larger sale-trans-
s, mo tbe French and German language with marked
ec~ss perhaps the best evidence Of the Originality and
,piary az writings In the language o. an eminent
rifle. sbe may hencef0rh take rank among TIE most
su'~~rs-f,l noyellsts q the United States"
sso-e h1 have read 'AlOne'aRd those who have not,
sbod- BE- Interested and grathed % know that new
bsk bv virnsas gfed authoress, entitled Tbs hidden
p,.b * now ready. Beautifully Marion HaTand has
,, te N reads life in other romance and songaAe =
$3.50 AZ rare fcy-ae are saa n predicting that her
- or vi, surpass al her presiou efforts IN frs define
atom brancy and poser, and that M Derry WI DC ea-
"a aa t ecord il on his beoks a. one Of the popular
ssd secessal Of modern literary issues Since reading
Alone We shah impatently await The appearances Of ths
Ilidaen Pstk.' ~. A. EreHfng 4irf0r
- - ~ CHARLES W. SMITH,
I'D NuG al College street.
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NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
No. "a Vine Street, Nashville, Team.
PRINcIPALs,

FRIxoIRAis,
CHARLES HESS AND HENRY WEBER.
nEPARTAlENTs-The System Of Instruction adopted for
IL this Academy is the that pursued In the Royal
Primary, Freshman, soPhOmore Junior, and Senior TO
which is added Recapulaon Department, designed for
those who intend TO adopt Music as profession.
TERMS PER SESSION.
PRIMARY DyPARINET, 90
Five lessons week, one daily, Saturday excepted:
Four lessons week, Monday, Tassday' thursday
and Friday.
soFloNoHS 49,. 0O w
Friday; the succeeding week Tuesday and Thursday.
JUsBOR DKPA RTNKST - W
Lessons IA number and in days Is in the
Sophomore Department.
SENIOR DEPAKnnxF 20 %
Two lessons a week. Monday and Thursday.
REoAPIrULATI0x DBP1EsMEzT. 60 %
Lessons daily, Saturday excepted
80 In all Of the foregoing Departments The PIANO ane
Guitar are the only instruments taught
EXTRAS.
Instruction the Harp Blossoms SeeS per SESSION -
!. !. IN Vo'al,saiion' ,,.,,,0 ,,,l.. Sc
&" 70 classes Of gentlemen on The VOID kiote, -
ClariOnet, &e-, two evenings a wees, 10 W
~ An tuItiou ICES due on the entrance Of the pupil
One lesson week in Sacred Music gwen to al pupils ee
% nls. ,uh. made s,r the use Of Instruments. Music
sn An Boks furnished gratis 20 the pupils who WI BE
permitted 70 retAla them her oSn ProPsrv a. NE ess
nS T he received al any tlms and charged RON ne
rI bey enter % The close Of the session ne attend
snrs ~ minis vi be required dnring the lesson enly
%s .e.s@mie Year wlI be dIviaea SESSIONS the
one rmeucins on the ID Monday in eepeubeF and clos
M on last Friday IN January me esasf On
be iss Monday IN February Ana eos's % as a''' 5'S
s Puus usrua,sd 10 their care shsn receive dose At
etion and n anweaYied Asduy the part of the tn
ructors can AVAIL they sha m attain TIE elevated
a artard q proEcierey 70 which shes may sspire.
Appcation b Esde aser he - asy Of seqte-
sr, Al The Academy anEis -sm
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C.. f. BAGLY & co.'s
GREAT COMBINED GYMNASIUM
AND
BIOLOGICAL ARENA

WILL perform at Nashville on the 18TH
w 18th and 20th days of october, an afternoon
performance the 18Th and 10th only. a. EF
This establishment has been thoroughly reted at an I'M
expense the Proprietor since their last travelling
tour They procured and extensive addition OF
ANIMALS, young freshly Gagged, and possessing all the
characteristics and habits Of their native state.
Equestrian Director. MI W. d OAhi>OlIL
Master OF the King VI. MOVLSIO N-
Clowns. ...................H II. HOUGH J. W. WARD.
Amongst the conspicuous features Of this Superb Ex-
hibition, are the following
A new and magnifcently dressed entree entitled
"Thc Crusade rs,o
Led BY Mr. W. Carroll and Mad Carroll The celebrated
Equestrian PETITE MARIE only years old will appear
in her Grand Principal Act.
Mr. J. W. Ward will appear the Flying Cord acknowl-
edged to be the best in the world.
Act Of the Floating Veil, by Madame Carroll, in which this
accomplished artistic has reputation second TO none
Petite Marie will also enter the den with full grown
Hunting Leopard verifying the prophecy that the lion and
the lamb shall lie down together, and little child shall lead
them"
Mr.. W. B. Carroll in his great Two and -Four Horse Act
carrying Mile Carroll in various thrilling scenes.
The performance will be accompanied by the American
Brass Band led by Henry Stenbacker late Of the Orchestra
at the Academy OF Music, New York.
gar Admission to the entire Double Exhibition 80 cents
Children and Servants half price.
Performance to commence at and O'Clock, p NJ Doors
open half an hour previously.
oct9-td f. SMITH, Agent
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THURSDAY mORNING, 0CT. II.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

t9y- We are authorz d 10 announce the Of JOHN
MCINTOSH as candidate for he office Of State T.
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IMPORTANT TO THE PUHLIC!

IMPORTANT TO THE PUELIC!
Stay Limited 10 Saturday, October 2O9
DY PARTICULAR REQUEST, from the citizens Of this
ID city, and adjoining countless Mr.. Sermons has Mt
ed in this city until Saturday October 20th
gagements elsewhere viii for bid his remaining any longer
therefore, immediate appca ton requisite obtain his
CELEBRATED sPECTACLES, he will positively close on
that day. .- sep29-tOet20
Additional Testimony.
From Hon. Judge Green.
LEBANON August 80, 1855.
DEAR SIR In repl to your note, state that having used
pair OF glasses in the Specaces bought Of you for
weeks have found them greatly preferable any others
have My vision clearer and my eyes do not
become wearied and panied by their
Respectfully, n. GREEN.
From Bishop Miles.
NASHVILLE, August 25 1855.
Mr.. J. H. sEvMosssir: Having used your Brazilian Peb
bic Spe tacs time convinced Of their excellence
and find them superior any have heretofore used and
earnestly recommend them 70 all that need their aid.
Respectfully RICHARD p. MILES.
~ Mr.. Sermons may be consulted at his Office,
Mess Berry Co.'S Book Store, where the above eeebra
ted Spectacles may be obtained or SshoFI time longer.
sep1S-dkwu r
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ZOE NtLE.

A House md lot en- McLennre street. Tho -
n Lot floats is feet on Msf&merc street, zad runs 81
bsck i0G fcet Tie Houss . tWo ssory htck ard 81
contains rooms hall above tnd bss0w via kchen oat-
h5use ke tbs property SEATED IN the ueE hood u
the Nashyps and A0rfb-N eseFu Railroad Depot l Is ac
eveuens 70 the business portion - ths city, and can be
had anon ooa terms. Tor sarther Information, srpy
&. A. BALLOON &,
oct5 GtH1 Agi ~. u DeadsIick i
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TIL d NASH WILL b

EDGEFIELD.-The sale Of lots in Williams
Addition to Edgedeld comes off to-day on the
premises, as will be seen by reference to
Lindsey & Crockett's advertisement.
FINE MILLINERY.-At Mrs. a. Crookers' Mil
linery Establishment on Union Street, will be
found the most tasty assortment of Head and
Neck ornaments, and Dressing, we have ever
seen in the city. We understand that Mrs. G.
has just returned from tie Eastern Cities,
where she has, procured all the latest styles of
Fashionable Iead-Gear. Her establishment
appears to us really neat, beautiful, and ele-
CANT. Ladies who are in need of trimmings
in that particular line, would do well to call at
Mrs. Cs. and get their more beauty elegantly
embellished.
From Havana-Arrival Of the Steamship Cahawba.
The U. S. mail steamship Cahawba, r. w. Shu-
feldt, Commander, from New York the 25th ult,
and Havana the LIST inst, arrived at New Orleans on
the 9Th
From Havana, we learn that DR.. Worrall, .. s.
Consul at MatamOras, in consequence OF some dit-
ficuty which he had had with the Spanish officials
of that port growing out of dispute to who should
take possession OF the effects Of deceased citizen
Of the United States, demanded and received
his passports, and left for New 0rk by the Black
Warrior, on the 2Sth ult.
Nothing Of any further interest to notice. Bush
ness reported good Stock Of sugar on hand so 900
boxes. Prospect Of the new crop very hattering.-
Some contracts already made for crops at $3t to
sag per quintal
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MERCHANTS TAxEs.-The Chamber Of Com
merce Mt ;heir meeting yesterday at the Mer-
chants Exchange, adopted a series Of resolu-
tons in regard to the present unjust system
of taxation upon Merchants providing for the
appointment Of Committee Of CorresPon-
dence to secure the cooperation Of the Mer-
chants ia roughout the State in memorializing
the Legislature at its present session, and ask
ing for a reform la this respect. The move
Inent is a timely one, aud if industriously car
ried out cannot fail OF success. The evil coui-
plalned Of is alluded TO at length in the mes
sage of Gov. johnson, ard is appreciated Iy
every one. The Merchants Of Memphis have
had a memorial ppoa ti,is subject in circulation
for some time, copy OF which appeared in
the True Wing few weeks since,
Tennessee Conference.
Diyue Service for this evening, u o'clock, T. N.
NeKendree Church-Rey. lsaac Miner.
Andrew Church--Reg W. G. Hensey.
SPRUCE Street Church--ReV. T. D Marks
Flyslan Grove Cbureh-Rev. J. b. Harwen.
HobsOn Chspel-Rev. William Large.
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Wish 10 buy sz ot eight god smossh gsang Nerees.
frona Is 10 20 Asa. to gooa c4Fpsnisr and hrick
AAssa- lasYlil AAEe ". fcAlA-
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The WEATHER still continues clear, with
cool nights and mornings, and rather warm at
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Premium Boot & Shoe Mandatory.
EBRN FULL IR,
(saccessor 10 Hamilton Fnlsr)
TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURE,
Oornsr Market and Spring or chareh stA
NAsHvELLK. TENN.

NASHvELLE, TENN.
CRArEFUL iar the liberal Palroaage bes,sHed afoa -
" Mandatory since ifs rseahtshapenfs - -
feels istsrmiaed V merit eonhaass'en q as - =
Tl.sve new ca hand god a'sersnep, ~ rsea{ meRa
rnse work. sonsisling In part q hen 49, - 4H4
1900 toahls selr hose Servants 11nSs 49,, -
- $3.50 Car Mef0cc0 and 40 boas 80 see's - -
- - - ssees IN coed style and warranted
- from Elauiers, Iron Masters, ka4fo@a 4A A@A-
p,ts Companies respecsfaily s0iisted
49, Al kids = repairing apnt- .,.- .,v,.r,
- Cash paid * nides- NnL" fNA-1~%
1aE3-d