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LITERARY NOTICES.
MaeaaLaz,. Hi.lora y EagIand.


To the student Of letters generaiy haeaala,
History Of England necessity TO the general reader
delight read il the dry details Of events Of
times past dull chronicles OF the deeds OF the dead but
by the magic historians pen We stand amid the
IN All their life like reality and the actors face to face
Maeapy nav be partial 1t may be that his pen pAinU
brightly where bis sympathy and darky where II
enstedof this not prepared 10 Jadgeout We %
kno that after ali has been said his History win be he H
tory from which posterity will read
Mr. Butler has conferred great favor upon many readers
by combining the volumes into one as Ia the edition BE-
fore us thereby paciu this work at the command
Of all classes OF readers. Mr. Buffers edition also contain.
fall index which exceedingly valuable accomPanimelt
to every history This u.s. altogether the cheapest and
edition that have For sale by Taylor Maury
The Day Ssa.
We have already taken occasion speak of the value Of
this interesting little work IL may be had Of r. Farnhan
The Cathoiic Question IN Poies Comprising series Of
letters addressed to George ID. Prentice esd by KeQ
lucky Catholic
These letters we're originally prepared for and published
in the Louisville Courier where they created quite sen
tion and were the Of shedding much light upon the
lnach-yexed subject OF Catholicism. #1
Blaohoooa's Maga=ins: American edition. Vol. Kill
No. 1.
We have often spoken ia terms of the highest commend
ton of the excellent style In which this and the English
terly magazines repnbahed In this country by Leon
ard Scott d Co. The periodical itself needs no praise
would make great improvement in the looks OF the maya
zines as well as add much to the convenience Of readers
the publishers would cut before sending them o
for distribution. For sale by Taylor Maury.
The Prince Of he House Of Daeid or, Three Years u,
Holy City.
series OF letters of Adna Jewess Of Alexandria soou
ing Jerusalem in the days of eod addressed to her father
in Egypt relating, by pretended eyewitness all the prom
nent and wonderful events in the life of Christ ou
the time OF his baptism in Jordan to his crucifxion The
work addressed particularly to the daughters M
rae and presents the advent OF Christ from point Cd
view. For sale BY Il. Farnhau.
Dana Company, publishers in New York, issuing an
lot of moral and religious works many which are
exceedingly valuable Among others, have received
couple of small works one, The Sacerdoai T, by Adau
Townsey presbyer Of the diocese Of Toronto c. W.
plea favor Of certain income for the clergy present.
quite array Of facts entirely sufficient it would seem,
prove the authors proposition to the necessity in question
The other OF controversial character, entitled Testimony
Scripture the Teachings Of the Church on Holy Baia@
Nth special reference he Of Infants, is amply explained
by its title. Both Of them may be had of r. Farnham.
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NON. WIN. AIKEN.

In copying letter Of Horace Greeley yesterday in
regard to the nal proceedings in the election of Speaker
overlooked the statements that Mr. Akensa secession
list and Irshmau by birth Both Of these statements
untrue We understand Mr.. Aiken TO be sound
tiona Union democrat and native Of South Carolina
In reference 10 another statement TO his having
pledges to the know-nohngs he publishes in the GLOBE tho
following RECITATION:
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rnE UNITED srArrs DEMooRArIo REVIEW.

II always affords US pleasure 10 meet with sound poit
cal arguments mbodying healthy national and patriotic
principles And in these times when there Is such need
for cultivation Of spirit Of devotion to the Union ana
loyalty to its laws when the fell spirit Of dscord holds 50
powerful sway il is especially gratifying TO meet with
such sentiments the following coming from sneh an
able and sterling magazine the United States Democratic
Review We take the extract from exceedingly inter-
esting article entitled "TAs UiuonThs dangers ~Ateh
bssa a. which is continued through two numbers, and
portrays its subject in its true colors
To avoid these woul results and sad csamities 1.-THE
dissolution OF the Union and eonsequences the demo-
cratic party North aud South, ardently struggling
proclamng its determined purpose to maintain the constu
ton aud the rights of the South perish in the struggle
And what do see2 1t the southern wing of the Amer
lean party Of which do not intend to utter nnknd
word whose motives make the inpeachnen
which ID engaged in league, and making cause
with the wings, abolitonists, sellers, and American
party OF the North ia furious and uncompromising war
upon the democratic partyj while the southern Aner
party, il to believe their professions, are
dametricaly opposed to the objects of the northern par
y Thus the South in the hands of her nyeterate
enemies athered from her wing ready to be
sped her heart Does not the southern wing OF the Amer
lean party that TO overthrow the democratic party but
to put ianaom folly and northern domination into pow
er? We wish the limits of this article already protract
ed would permit to cu FROM their various sources the
unmistakabe evidence that every party and fragment of
party at the North, save the democratic party, is hose
the South and that in crushing the democratic party they
design crush the rights of tho South if by any means,
they can acquire the strength.
this fierce and almost unequal the deocra
with these fearful factions there is thing that strikes
with peculiar astonshment it is that there are so many
members Of the whg party who know and feel that the
democratic party engaged in desperate struggle to save
the Union and constitutions and yet who far remember
and cherish the annoes and preadices Of by con-
icts aid the raorous and dsorganizing factions by
either aoldng direct assistance by standing idly by
Eternal honor and gratitude await the noble self sacrificing
patriots who, the sublime instincts of liberty rally
to the support OF the democratic party in this evident
tenou and donbulsrugge which staked liberty
publican institutions, aad the Union" sE
The remaining articles in the February number arc
follows sa
Medea, Baden Baden, A Mother Lost The Crime Of
Office The Stream Of Life Vruyianae The Chronicles OF
Peisepos To e. F. The Mystery of Music, The Cloven
Foot Literary Notices. Chronicle OF the Month, Music"
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telegrsphic despatch from Milwaukee announces the
death in that city Of Hon Benjamin Eastman an er-
member Of Congress
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From the Detroit Free Press
COMPLEXION OF THE HOUSE,


COMPLEXION OF THE HOUSE.
The votes several resolutions in the United States
House of Representatives Saturday involving the qu
ton of the restoration Of the Missouri Compromise exhibit
the temper and complexion of the House. The substance
of the resolutions is thus stated
Bya majority of one the House repudated the doc
rine that but strong anti-Nebraska ought
be elected Speaker.
By majority Of one vote they declared that the N
stricon against slavery in Kansas and Nebraska imposed
by the Compromise of 1890 ought 10 be restored.
BY majority of three votes they decided that it
their solemn duty to persist in their efforts to
that restriction until the object should be accomplished
BY majority of vote they decided that any agih
lion of the question Of slavery, in out of Congress
wise unjust portion of the American people njuro
every section of country and therefore, should uu
be counienanced.
By majority of fifteen they voted that the repeal Of M
Neutrality-suspicious. line example of useless and
ctious agitation Of thes'avey question, unwise and
just TO the American people. Y.
Upon all these resolutions the recognised Democrat
voted in body did, also, the opposite side Of I
question: those members who acknowledged allegiance
the republican party. The southern and few northat
know-nothings and some old-lne wings voted most d
the resolutions against the Republican, Mr. Peck 4
this State steadily acted with the democrats Of course add
Messrs Howard, Walbridge, and Waldron with the ae
publicans."
One certain conclusion be arrived at from the Dis
position made Of the several resoutions that propostO
actually restore the Missouri Compromise would not
sustained by majority of the House This is nters
ing ac-especislly when remember the claims SET u
to the complexion Of that body by the leading reu
can Journals Of the country when all the congresOn
elections had transpired. 1t asserted, with sngE
confidence that repealp of the Nebraska Kansas act
been carried the baotbox and that the popular brand
OF Congress would pass repeating bill See what b.
faet Not only cannot the supposed antiNebrasks ne
jority elect Speaker but the the resolutions
have given amount to solemn reiterated declaration
the House against "repealp Il
With such result of the election Of members Of II
present Congress the friends Of popular sovereignty h
to be filed with courage. Another contest
throw black repubiicanism into smaller minority tbs
know-notbingism at present occupies.
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DsAR observe In the Globe Of this morning note
appended BY Mr.. Barclay 70 his remarks Of Saturday In
which my reply to Mr., A. K Marshall, OF Kentucky in
correctly stated Ihave this conferred with Mr.
Marshall and his recollection with nay own, that the
following the substance Of bis question and Of my
swer,
Mr. Mssbaps question: Are you hostile to- have you
denounced, the American party ~ U..t.'#
Ny " IL Is not my habit 10 denooncs
hingether messuresj and have friends in the
American party, though not a member Of IL myself"
Let request you publish this In the Globe OF
morrow. Respectfully, yours,
WILLIAM AIKEN.
Jou1 Rfvre Fan = +.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
SATURDAY MORNING. FEB. .. 1866.

9 Mr. HrsSr NJ Lewis, Of Montgomery, Alabama Is our gen
travelling Of Alabama aad Tennessee as
by r. LEWIS and SAMUEL d. LEwis
gHr ISRAEL e. JAkxs, No ie2 South TENN street, fhinde~
phia, general travelling agent assisted hy Wh ~ WILD
CoLbIsr JAsss DsxKIss, BAATr, IL - JAMES, THoB
ID. NIcE, r. w. MoRsIsos, r. w. WHY, WM b. WAT1saAs,
ALEI. H. CARsos, D&K AusrIs BEs y swAin Z, AsnAAN.
and r. DAVIS.
ly- Mr. o. W. JAMES. No Harrison street, Cincinnati, ohio, H.
general collecting agent the Western States and Texas
assisted by WiiI.a II. TnoaAs, rnos NJ JAMES,
CInIps GroKox MoRaIs, and RICHARD LEAKS Re
cepts OF either will be good. # l
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COMMITTED

ITO he Jan ef nHvson county. the S0h of June 1854
' neg D genan Who sass her name = MARIA, and
that an beleags % l. anhs q WHhanson county Tsnn-
Maria 4 about 81 yssrs of age yeio@ eompleetina AF
Bsnks reqaroted 4 forward and prove prepsEy Azd
paw charge. W n CLEAAss
iys Taller a. Davsdssa eoenty.
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Mount OliYet CemeterY.

HE Duec ors ~ this Comp ny armour ce The
Public, that this Cemetery has been laid with suit
able avenues snd WaEs and prous Of the und- sub
divided into Family bots, which cfersd fE sale
The Of the grounds be the cce OF nd-
sey Crock where the pubic invited al and
anime tn same
sua le loe fion for Cemetery In the vicinity Of
NAsAvs and pl-dse themselves In the pubic spare
money pains 20 mss3 " equai 90 any Cemetery IN the
Uni and eh shvie may fsel some pride In
The Cemetry l. now In the charge q eorpetent super
ntendeni, living the und under whose din elon IN
eruens viii be male in ihe best and he usual
eharges -UU Il. .rt H.f .n e.r
The Directors of the Conpany ere desirous thai the
grounds shoud be vs.it ~ the Cens of Nashville and
for thar purpose bus VIII rzse the Ore Of Insley
and CrOcAett At o'clock Tsesay Afternoon the inst,
and every Friday sts' thereafter the same hoaF.
The seats VIII be free.
Ladies and Farisstrsirous Of visiting & grounds vii
be called for At their Fedences BY sending er BY sena
ing their cards, TO the President of lbs Company.
A.V. 8. LINDsLsY, President.
o. W. NANcE sec'y. h. iye-0
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nFrnRArYn nm cAGRs

NHTE have hand Q Cansry c48s- % 81 the mas sle-
w eant patterns thA4 Be shsAssd SsE Yosk Fel
sals a. Vssy small advance ea - ieyn P-ics..
Apis MAcKESzlE wTLsov.
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IN.Os.VrNT NOTICE

gN.Ds.VrNT NOTICE
JOSEPH u. wILKTN Administrator having hed his bin IN
the chaneery Court Nashville, against Christina O.
Wagner ais heirs and creditors Of the n hsres
Henry Wagner deceased and said having trans
TERED fro the Davidson COUNTY ourt 20 said hsncvry
for settl this 20 notify all persons having
ams against said TO rWard and he them with
clerk ant master and have themselves made parties 10
id by the Let Monday November next, said
being insolVent e. D. BRIEN Z. AN.
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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.


CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.
WOOD WARE,
| goo pkgs cov'd Buckets; las doz md Boxes;
/ $50 dozen Bail Boxes; 2O1 !" Hames;
300 n Tubs, pain ed; 300 Znc Wash Boards;
275 dos Vanished and Three 1907 Pow HandIes;
Hoop Buck-ts; Ia nests White Pine Tubs
ri 600 ass'ed Broom Handles 25 900 Fishing Poes
IT5 white Cedar Buckets 500 Ped Liquor Kegs
200 doz Tar ms; 20 doz Cedar Cans;
900 pkgs Half Bush. Measures rs N-st Boxes varnshd
Is doz Pine hurns assorted gro Painted Tubs
| Is B Cedar q" keelers;
100 nests white Cedar Tubs l25 Wen Buckets sssed
RASKET WARE.
gao Willow Wagons common II nests German Market do
$50 {" I" extra; go Clothes do;
go Carts, common; 400 DO. Feed Baskets in 'sOr.
IS Empire Cabs; 200 dozen assorted Market
200 extra 70 IOs Ohldrsn's Rattan and
I6O dozen willow and Rattan Willow Chairs;
Rattan and willow very nice and cool for Sumner.
Also Clio. Hampers imported Iancy Baskets Work, Prat
and Flower stands. Also-Willow WORK made to order.
FANCY GOODS.
100 dog Feather Dusters 100 bales Alicant Mats;
500 sssed Shoe Brushes; 81 lutte Hsrk and skeleton
100 f" ex. Scrub Mats
Is Rocking Horses 70 dos Toy Air Pistols
CORDAGE, TWINES, &c.
1necofs IL and \ inch Manila Rope $50 feet;
150 col's u, IS to inch do do, assorted;
95 reels Bed Cord and Plow Line Manila;
$50 dog Cotton Flow Lines and Bed Cord:
100 doc Hemp Bed Cords; ,10p bales Carpet Chain;
l,00o lbs Broom Twine Hemp; 500 lbs Wool rwine,
$40 lbs Flax SUI J. g Seine Twine;
Is bales Batting; 151 reels Hemp Packing;
25 Wcking; rs coils Tarred Rope;
$50 Wrapping Twne; f150 Jute Rope;
PAPER. t.".
1890 bundles (Frund) 1angerman's Wrapping Paper;
500 Mcgreeor's do do;
1900 reams Lockand do do;
$50 reams Tea Paper; rs reams Shoe Paper;
IT'S Ham f" 70 " Batting do;
$1,000 lbs Roofing do dry Is 900 lbs Roofing do, ssuted;
.s CANDLES, &c.
Star Candles, Lard OIL Opal Candles stearne Candies,
Starch, German Soap, &c.
WIRE WORK.
Selves, Riddles, Sand and Lime screens, assorted.
-s.. CEDAR FAUCETS,
Assorted sizes of best qualities, in lots TO suit
ALso-Bench Screws, in half dozen packages, In lots.
Wood Saws Saw Bucks Curry Combs Cards Brushes Taeks
Rvets, &C.
IRON BOUND KEGS,
fun stock, for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers use, constantly on hand.
. .... CHURNS. -.
Pine Churns IS 90 "a inch Red Crdar do & IS % do
Cerdar do l6, lS 20, % do tainted do 30 p, "a do
HAMES.
Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do:
Steam Bent Top; Plank Top;
For sale by 8. M BARRETT,
mayH cor Walnut and Front ss Cincinnati, o
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NEGROFs AGAIN.

HAVE hand Is IS negroes isr sais amongst
them good eNokz. and excellent Barber Aso
wish buy from 8 50 yoang negroes from l6 % -
eh Nylsl REE 80. PORTKR.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From s. VI. PETTINGILL cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
lie Nassau Street. New YoEK,
And No. 10 State street, BosTos.
Pa Co.. Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both In the United States and
the
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Land for Sale.

I OYER for sale C70O) SEWN HUNDRED ACRES a
OF LAND lying on IN colunhia Central Turnpike
Roa seven miles rom Columbia and four om Mt Pleas
ans, being psrtof the tract on ~ ich reside
This Land equa Superior any In county
is well wstered; Che celebrated Devsrs SPRING being 80
the part offered for sae well tmbsred and well Improved
here the premises besutfal building site :
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road Is
will be divided 20 suit purchasers on sold IN body.
For further information apply 70 st AshusOd P 0es,
MGury county, rsnnessse. rra
augll-n LOCUS POLK
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TO THOSE WHO RIDE,
S. K. CROOKSHANKS & CO.,

Manufacturers Of Carriages Coaches Buggiss,
LightWaggons, &C.
VO. 60 Lower Uarket street. NashvflIe-
IxTE are nos nanufActnrine eve'y var R2
w stE s7d style Il ven Gle, from the sEA%&zZ
p'aiasst 20 . the most BEAUTIFUL and Ella ScfOEq
lrAtly finished tB-r out.
avug engaged nrttciass Wovknen and ontained large
Of the best Of s;ork prepared 10 o. wors
which oil pare with any Va the whole eountry, sithr fos
stye dorahiy. Az kinds Of vehicles kept constantly
hand, % promptly made 20 order. ~
Everetts Patent Coupling.
This iporsaus Improvement in coupaag Carriages
&c has Agaksasd much interest Throughout the country
snd l0ked With The aass fsvos uhers oesf
tno~n Having he exclusive Eiehf iris city,
making ofthsm An rsnstroctng cAsRes eEsxies &c.
erRemsabsF ths plaesai tie old stand Of Fred Sloan
% Lover Market street.
ae3efd
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SIOO Reward.

ID ANAHAi trom The Of Mai A. B. ht KroonKRT,
H miles from Nashville, The morning o. Non ay the
81 day of June, nst NegTo Woman ed MsrY OF dsrk
pper color and betUesntW ny sir and thirty aRe
her the un size, snd Of hne appearance rather
pleasant contenan.e; front teeth bed.
She was raised m BaWing Green, Ky and
brought 10 this city and od ab0ug mihs ncr Jas
Jackson 4 the neighh rhOod of Bowling she
fre husband In BWing Green and also several chdrea
bel nglnE IN that psce, and will
doubtless attempt get back here nd from there ss
state, t. .f - aa
vii give The above reward FOR apprehension and de-
livery ne at my Office IN Nashville. Tenn.
juneIi lt.. .. WILL. L BOYD, Jr.
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A WHIEOrA Pgs ~Enfrodsoefs IN Nashville
n hy A LARCoMHk
AHbraeypes made nosh else IN NaaAViiie than a.
the Anbrotype sems No 80 College ~
Aners,sp~s made aaab,s plate riass hefnast
calls seArd and thas protected against an possibility of IN
Iury
amurotype countsFfeiss made single glaaa noi
seated ard are durable ardinATy dagusrretype
Aubraypes namel ~ tbs lnrsnipF - dstsn
them ssom i. otAes pictaFes tber eeFrow The
and npDly d lneFior pit shich iacsa ths main
Fents a AEbFotFpa-taae and durability. hbia
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REAL ESTATE SAILS.
Lands and Lots for Sale.

L "A - ACRES OF Nsiaable Land on both sdes sf n
II q Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad IS miles fro
Nashville vhich depot has bSsn recently lo<sted usti
nprovea er cd sster, so dsa ilh fair nraDor ion of
timber Snd ceazsd ls-d excellent stand tcr cOuntry
tors aai reside Eher Of the road Or he hols
win be sold 20 suit purchG ers.
4 sex ACRES, mI,e ron the t0wn o. Frznkiln "a
WihaDson co1nfy tss La0srty read and mile east
the Tennessee and As6ams RaFoza 1eo Acres clsarnd
and Ia cutyshen Hss 90 Il eOnfsrtass Dwelling Hozss
lasting SPRING. and prokoo.iFe ssuitabIs for sas
handsous set.leEsais via sell y, k, \, ali ssis
purchasers. g. teetH-f
f0 aOREs mostly Cnbersd paSt ofthe Brrn,uood Tract
Nashville soil Of ezct nt qusiy, admirably adapted 70
tn pur3osea Of Vineyard, Nursery Market Garden.
10S tCRE3 on the Gsiisha Turnpnke road, 81 riies
from Nashville. betweGn stall aRd Sledge Eould nsks
hu~Sess nan in town eonTt niens ard eonortobls
resid nee.
800 ACRES on both sides Of the Nashville and North
WeSei Rar ad, II nile Est shvie, Big Hsrpeth
ed-haanee well m5ered-sood so and water, and eon-
ortable improvements. T
62& ACRES, VII lE proved. Z nes ron Nashville, On
the Mil Greek Valley Pike snd near the n &C R.k Sell
0f GOOD quality good Dehing das YOung Orchard and 70
q very good neizhborhood fs
81 ACREs in the Brooklyn Let's niles North q Nash
vile ne9r he Whites Greek TurEpike road. most beaa-
tifal building lot ~ H
TOTS Of sny sse from ba ret ss Acres On the Bosas
Vista Turnpike rosd rom 20 miles % Nashville Hh
Sifhout Timber Convenient 10 Hueca Vista sprin,s.
W u u the corporation Of kasAFde near Nson' o
springs seve on h= Franklin rnrnks road several
the Depot OF TIE Tenn Ala. r. r. several the
vest ~ Capitol hih near the corporation line.
nFRICES Low = , RMS iJBERAf. Those who wisA te
purchase would do Vel to make ear sPplcatiOo %
q.
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nKrx9 % tha recsni harnlng Get a Ne r--zz-----.
" co@hss csrner the fen raf rndrrak- eazlrHszfl9
ipg snssahAsAmenf q J. Mesnhs FepeVsd % Ne -.
nealsrfea ssrsss b~tsesu eammer ana cAeFrY prtsla
re 10 = loFmsrlF onrasled - Gran Shepherd
csFsiss w,Fe asar vAess sa = PEere7s@ = sten4 =
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ARARE CHANGE.

A RARE CHANCE.
TT'HE oEsr for ~ isnd oontasnng
3aO0 acre. on Il IS abandnacs o. timer fg saNng
baTel asking " y well watered there ~ Of
the best BEST sTEAM SAW MILLS b. be foaRd any
where Nhch 8 IN Eueeessfu p~ratiou and cutting
5000 feet Of plank day. This Faet n h susceptible of
being made ~ the best Stock ssns the eounrv II
il rs miles frum Nashville is miles TurnpiSe Turnpike
viii be bu H. running through the land, and With
mile NJ the H BY the purchasers paving one-hah cash.
hbeTAlt viii Be given the baas de, which ths NH nay
Be made ply With proper sttent The hands 20
the Mil may Ne hired oy the balance of the year desired
A'so. tn waRgons and teams vi he sod desire8. A
Hhera trade Eht be made IN GOOD negnes and mules In
part pay For fur'hsr particulars apply Al this oaes.
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AUCTION CARD.
EnR SAFE

NO. Brick Mason and Pi istereF about 81 years ci
II age. Also the best Cook 10 the State and several
other likely girls and young men. Apply 70
Jy2 WILL L. BnYn ia
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LAST CALL.
T'AoSF srILL indebted TO the firm Of RANA0E and
CHURcH, ectfuly requested 70 make immediate
payment JOHN RAMA Y,
June % .. .... . .a az College 8 rect.
John RAMAGE is in Receipt Of L. dies Kid Pump Buskps
Misses Lasting Caters and Slippers
Chdrens Bruns and Biark kid slippers. With vAri-
,us other srticlvs Tor Ladies wear.
JUNE IS JOHN RAMA0Z .
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