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By r. 7 arANToN.
Hu1abs The vtclsrv 3 ronf
tn tlttle-d "a IS citnrf
A noble dsrd ear arms have done,
A t1irmph dDuby dear.
Hufrlh oar Etiiant Clay a. saved
Ire Ashland Districts true;
Whers late tie a.ble banner waved,
Fhets waves oor starry biur.
Hurrshf Hurrahi Tbs batis cry
i or nymaenalc h -,
went forh IN echaes % he sky,
And SPREAD along car posts.
Atmnnight ~hen m iot astir,
Teeir eonted ciaus 2 kept
Our leat r FneV - cyEard fear
Oor oomfades never sept
We net them At he early morn,
Aud fsaEht them fhiough ~ day,
III fel ne biack ranks o. The Z" sEorn"
Before oar aaiiant Gay.
n bad oar columns ouEart rdu3
SEES We heard his thuldrr fone-
The hsmelhaf 10 his fstber,s sorl
was bgruias IN his "a.
"Prsss %. BE- eri-d . press to M ashf,
For We mlst d o. fisf,
Our eau.e D lust, ourererd % rishi.
M And We must nsverHy.
Frcas On brave mn, WSu never yield.
Above my fEihrrs Ersvr
Ping out our baruers o. The eeld
And lettheir 0ught stars wave"
Hurrahi Hrrahi Dread war's alarm
Wa heard n ever tosn
TAI CIay uprastad his Ealisut arm
Ana strucE fhrir giant duSn.
Col tlsss euf fean n plon
g q Dies HIM FOR hls wHth
he sko.E u Eiaut frum LB O. rome
AM crushed hin o. ne earth.
Got bless Our G AZ l-Whrn fame is rife
VIA DEEDS that be h. done.
The worif viii So he lafherfs life
u ruirroTcd b. III SOD.
Gcd hlrs- him-he has saved the state,
Whase staf len n~ver dun
Thr pr5de SHEA made hts parent great,
Isgeshcss ngN In aim
That pride that bads hin turn N sc0rn
Frou al i<uCb4s ttinEs5
Thst raised HIN 10 his yoath's bright morn
On free and fearless Efngsi
Th-t prids that souid not LEI him turn
Fs-ui shat bis Use had Taught
Tlatp idrfer ~h,ch hs s1ul vii burn-
Fas VI a. he nobiy fDught.
hAVsVILLE, KY AuE . 1857.
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The ELECTION IL TENSEssEE.-We had
counted largely upon the generous and enthusi
as.ic Democracy OF Tennessee, but the result
thus far OF their iRdomitable effortsfsr exceeds
our most sanggine expectations. tn indiea-
tons are, that notwithstanding the success
which attended the gerTymandering efforts OF
the Know-Notbings q few years ago, the
Democrats have carried both BRANCHES Of the
state Legislature by decided msiori-ies, titus
securing the election Of tao Ualted States
Senators. It Is believed that the majority for
Gen. Harris, the Democratic candidate for
Governor. viii exceed ten thousand Wash
UntOn.
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In the states Of Texas, Kentucky, Tennessee,
North Carolina, and Alabama congressional
elections were held last week, AID, although
foil and complete returns have bot been reeeiv-
ed, we believe that the actual result viii verify
The correctness Of the igures as given above
Surprising no changes occurring in the remain
ing four States, where elections are to be held
the next House OF Representatives, all stand
a. follows;
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nArrOEAL AeRIcuITuRAL rArR.

Gov. Johnson, as President Of the Agrieul-
tursi Bureau OF the State Of Tennessee, has
appointed three delegates. one from each
Grand Division Of the STATE, to represent Ten
ressss at the National Agricultural Pair, 70
b. held at Louisville, Ky, on ths first Of neat
month. Col. JoHS PoFE has received and se-
cepts6 the appointment for West Tennessee.
\ better appointment could not have been
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Florence synOdtGa1
FEMALE

FLORENCE syn0dAG21
COLLEGE.
ia next sessi n % his Insftuuou vii commenoe
a on the FIRST WEDNESDAT1N S~EPTEMBER ext
Those Eh1 Attended TIE rrc-at ezsminatfOn- n q have
perceivcd that il was tss leading 0li-ct with the Presi-
dent and he assistants. rot m@rels 10 induce TIE pnpus
. conmi- t~eNt-booEs - memory, bit 70 make Them con-
prehenf the BRANCHES wrich they studied.
The Trustees feel Colnieut Z a.. under The enerEefic
siministrston q TIE Ev Dr.. MITCHELL aid-d By an
abb corus 81 as-i-tarts, the last turon vii couiiuze o.
deserve that rspgtston for thor uEn scholarsbip and
-nciert g0yernment which it has already acquired. The
BlardluG department. a. under The control q Ms Leigh,
Who is aiuirsb'y atted fr the position q Marion Thr
rooms are lars=, wen On shed AID s~psndidly ventilated
EXPENSES.
Board wsshug and Fue, per sssioH q ave
months $50
ruitsou IN Literary D-Partm1ut .....---f2 20
Modern Languages each .-..s--..---... 10
Drawing Peuci or Crsyuu ---.-..--...-... 10
Mnsic-Pisno, Harp aid Guitar, each ..---. p
Je 90 matFuliru-
Conting-nt rHp1nsea s-.-.---..-
NE Nsmphis and Charleston Railroad runs within I've
miles, and coaches run twce daly rom The road 70
Eurence. TIER 10 no healthier location 10 The South-
west, and the society Of the town IS e~zs-nsnt.
R n. PATTON.
aIg16-daW2Ns President Board Of Trustees
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Horse sfOIen-s5O Reward.

sTOLEs fr5a ny q be 90 ths eight e the
tA llh Auaust, . WeI-s0smef and aa- lookmg
MHHlTsC AsKiAGE HORSE. abouf ten g-ars
oid - a,grf 1rern hsrds high. Tie horss 10 slightly
IL oufen % 90 ruup and a The neck has e orE TAI,
a1f probrbiy . sma. scar ago ~ "a n forhesf
Iwen1-hfe dolas all b Eis1n for Ne recossry o.
The n0rss, and s26 f0r he sBDfebsnsion q TIE thisf.
p r. LAX.
aEEis-aaEiW Ssitm Tlppah county. aisE
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- - - w sEdsav0rs q y

~ The Epsstug Neus erdeavOrs to make
, ro5bt OF Inconsistency on ius, BY quoting
frsm Ire ArrEAL Of 1850, when we opposed
.bs rigbt OF suffrage in the foreigners who
~er. then IN California. We then argued
that these foreigners, not being Haturaiized,
hrt subjects u Other governments, were not Fl
persons to vote upon the constitution OF funda-
-.,t.fiau Of tie State. This, the NsSs az
-. i Inconsistent with cur present position,
zSvsos.ing and R~AintainiHg the right Of sef-
IN rutsrszssd citizens. We can't zee
ths psist.
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FOR COysTARLE.
HORN LAKE FISHERY

}. NJ SAINT Is a candidate for the once % c0nstaol
a. ne uext election N March, IN the F0srteenth Civ
District. angie-tes
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ESQ Reward

a ANNA ron t8e und-rsiEned ahout the
last o. Juue, a n-gro MAJ nEned sTEPHEN AGED
ahcut - or % years. nHhsr stove me9lum
Aheig1t, bread s6oulfered. saoDs forward. on -
erookeas swing him me apDe4rsaes q hsinR kn0Ck-
kneedi oart complsNiqn. tLoueh Est black; intel rs-t.
enf u rather a pleasant countfnalcs Re cza zr.ts .
toersbig E1d hsud. and probably has . fr pas
MfEken IN fais cornty. or d-Dcnef il aEg iau - that
] czn go BIN I eli Day SIS nWard for hin. or II takfn
oBt II he county and bfous1t d ~. . wua pay so f0r
him. BAHpY CLEHENTa
augfs-fW rusesIooss III.
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White Teeth, Perfumed breath
aud Beaufiful COmDIexfOu.

CAN be acquired By asing tbs BALM OF A THou-
SAND FLOwERs" Whs LAZY OF gsnurman v0uld re-
main under the curse o. sdlsagreesbie breath, when. By
using the BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS " as .
a~snirihee, would not only rsnderit sweet, but leave the
teeth white as siAbastsr2 Many persons DO not know
their breath is bad, and the subject Is 50 deliests their
friends vii never mention il. BsEare q s0unierfsits.
- sure each botils Is slgEsd.
FETRIDGE n CO., New Yorf.
~ For sale b. all prusgisfs. spI7-dsodiy
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The House Of Representatives consists Of
2s4 members-lIs members constituting a ma
iority. As the case now stands-aliowing no
change In the four States where elections are
to be hsld-tbe Democrats viii have a MAORI
Is Of sirlsen in the next House This nsJori-
" we think viii be increased to eigAteea, as the
two vacancies in the Pennsylvania and Indiana
delegations will, in all probability, be filled BY
Democrats
OFFICIAL VOTE OF TENNESSEE.
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CENTRE HILL, DESoTO CO., MISS.
TIVE next 5essian win commrnce On ne FIRsr NON
a DA4 ~ asT- Um Csrcy Craze
= rrsst1rml SIDED b. an enclert Facuify. Ample ac-
eomugfatnna IT bosrt-rs list couplets.
f9tal cfsrFs Board nn1 Tuition. aI32 s1G2 and sf5l,
south
Applicants Tor reEdar classes assald Be- prrssut the
aut dag. 0.R HENDRiCK9oN, Preaa ut.
EonEnI EILsos. sleI.lan. q eIs-sE
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A PoNADE for beautifying the ~HAIR-hIEhly per
fumed, superior to any French article imported, and tr
bali the price For dressing Ladies Hair II has NJ
squsl, giving Il = bright, glossy appearsnee. Heauses
Genuemsn's Hair to curl in the most natural manner.
II removes dandrun. always Swing the Hair the sppsar-
snee Of being fresh stamped. Price only ATTY cents.
None genuine unles signed, FETRIDGE & Co,
Puoprietors o. the Balm o. ; Thousand F0wez."
For .ale b. al Druggists. apfT-deodfy
-uzmn0 1OuUnu m..Dn
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The Next Hruss Ct RepEssentzi
me Books.

iron The Wash nEton UuionI
Elections for members Of the House Of Rep
reseDtatisss Of the next Congress have now
been held in alt the States Of he Union, with
exception Of Maryland. Georgia, Mississippi,
and Louisiana, with the following result:
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Mosquifo Rffes.

Al sntitots for the poi'oa q mosquitoes, tess. wtsp,
ks has been nund IN BUssETr's KALLIsToS. ps-
parsd y JoseDh Burnftt a Co. Bostsa ms prspsa-
Ton eontains a peculiar property, vhleh % big
thsrOpEhiy rubbed Into tbe b.tes ADD suan Of lnseet,
Instantly nsswsiiss ne pOnoa and slsys shs insamun-
lion
EorsslsB 5. MANSFIELD a CO.. .na all e,ul-s.
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ccaleTn
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Fever and Ague.

FOREMOST amsng tae F.rous r-us dies FOR this ds-
ease stsDes DE-. sHALLESsEaoERs ASTI0oTE. A
fsw @osz win cure any srdnsry ease. and one Goss inrs-
riabiy steps The ehnls. II eoatains nothing IN ths kat
degree hurtfni 70 me gsiez unseT sny eircuHsfsness.
nna never produces The unpleasant ea-sts that aitsud ths
use Of o1inins and other agents 1 general uss. u
cures every fo-n Of tae disease. ana "a { . original ard
and only AHfiG0is fer Mslsrfe.
Ak zoe Dr. Shalisabsrsers Fever and Agus Antdo,s,
and Be sure you ct PtHs. Sold by respectable Druggists
svsryvhsre. Pacs 81 50. sole Propdstors, A ?.
sHaLLESEERoEE Il Co, Eoeasst-, Pa
wholesale AsfntA 5. MANSFIELD Il co,
sugl2 I'm Memphis. Teen.
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s[Mrs. SssoURSETi Is stiliin xeeIlent health
and cheerful spirits. Although FAR advanced
on the Journey Of life, this distinguished Amer
lean postesS is ct enabled to eesiEsh her friends,
who are numerous, with much OF the wit and
sUrishtIy conversation which characterized
her earlier years
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Much has been said and writfen

IN eonnsnestion q LEoSARD's soafh AzeT1caa Pc
W eH4 Agus Rsneey. Tss wh.a ss see ne uantr-
fi efsets q this pEnseaa. u srsdiestisE from Ne tys-
ssn sveEy trace q ne Fever and AEl-. ~ ri hat
Word., nag, vOlunss, are insdsqasis to express ID. era
Ia. stion he public sssto ne discoysrsr % shis vsus-
BE nsdioine. IN placing sneh q sovereign r-nedy .Ehia
hsTeaeh q al. Il cares 50 readily. ard f0r % snsH a
sun that IL ovsreomss TIE a cad o. hsvias ths disease.
ftd qaisis he fears o. he s1eisd. uho eblsct to tltius
Mercury and Arsenic. A. We can 4ssuIs sAem that IL
ontains not . parucis o. either
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Gin bands! Elm BANDS!
Z NJ BAND -!
$50 Main street,

TUsT r~eesived. . supsrior assortnent o. GIN Bands asd
d Gin Band Il th~r-
AS, srEayson hand an sorts" % S1dEes, Brides.
Harness, &C. &c, u car ovu uanufacture. Sa cless'
z1d Harness MaEers' n aterias. 90 tler with an 1rti-
cies pertaining 70 cur Business
FsRD, BEGsIE 8 co
augi6-iaEtf Successors % x J b L. Wuln.
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TO sch Tires new AMI lneqaaiied iurestions. wanted
a ~ eeery 4nliy. NJ sEenls have ceartd over
80 90 ~ Ing one % them Articef are light ehezp,
"a , u carr. aDd verv taking. Srterai fipl.nas, FllErr
medal irgm America Iusutute, y Z anf four pate1ts
have bfn granted ne Ter tbem % pzl~At In kuEland
AID one In Frame Pas an fcur stamps. nd Z wi tend
va Szatiss folly page particu ~ Or ~ EST sgrncy 10
the oguatry EPnaAIM BROWH.
.n-n. n - -
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cnitls, consumption. SC,
Zee Dr.. sLEDGE's H-OARHOsND PICTORIAL. Al
Of the above are for sale at all the Drug Stores. and upoa
enquiry may Be f0uni In al the towns AID village.
IN sLEDGE * CO,
Sole Projectors, Memphis, Term,
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Memphis Classical, Mathematical a
English High School
Corner q Poplar and orlssu. Sirs.i.,

AaNA4AaH
JOIN 3. scUDDEa, n.
= JONES . FFHeipais-
THs nezt ses-isu q his srhoo VII -,
. AT, ne slst mss, snd close On tbs 49, ~
June following W
Mr. s. cdrisa Master q Arfs Of Princeton and
osets year' erpsrienes 10 teaehlng Win uhat -
= - Lfno.r 10 his udm~nyuS % rons m MemJbi4 ~
Jon-s = z s.eholor % Arts - the Univerr nv III 49,
pa, "a tae hieh sta1 euF and gradua ION ~ - -
p1pus IN hat University friiy tsstifg % 81 en,e-5-.-.
and succcss ass tacher.
fheo tcs Or rhis schaoI 10 to- prepare vorfh. ,-th.
sciivs duties o. IRE. 40
~ following departmruts.
y Ihe hueht LauRufEe ardLterafure-
% ne 6reek ana Latin Lanausns ana rta-.f,-
~ m hedern Lnguagss and Llteratu
" ne Puse h~afhematics.
Y Moral PHILOSOPHY.
~ Cneniiry, Natural Phrosophy ara Asfron,mv
Tnose studyine ne tndfh branchea and NJ e,n-fir.
lnpefaery = rnterirg upon hs aoigs ruues lf ire
Fesns theorett . a1d pratical. &C.
dhe sesfun o. divHi-d into TO terms - A.. ,,,s..
&c M tui ion fers are S5, 90 a.. 90 As a nod
SCI .alrpt val Be ehzrgsd 81 Tor i~ncidsntai srDeasss
On ig he sessio1.
~ further particulars apply 70 either Of ths Prinei-
aHg8-fm
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= . HUTroN s oo.. P -
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DrArH. OF A MExBEE ELECT TO III
KENTUCKY L~EeIsLATURE III PoIsoS.-The
RussslyiIls HsraId, Of the 18th, announces the
death OF JoHx =. FIEsr, the member. elect
from Logan county to the Legislature Mr..
Frnsr complained Of illness at the Forest
Houv. on the %, and was advised 10 take
esmpbor. By mistake be took = poisonous
compound prepared to eradicate vernin, and
died on Friday morning last.
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And tlat mere, IN NnoEe WOODS. De pronounced
it a base ealumny aud a falsehood. England
had said that she would take English seAmeB
ont OF our vessels unless they would fgh. for
their country. That the North, eOgardly as
sbe always wsH, was opposed to defending
them. But the back8oodsmsn said that the
man who had tbe seal Of Washington to his
naturalization papers. SHOULD 90 where be
pleased. and that We would fight for him as
long as there was a dollar m the treasury or a
man in the country. That Marcy had said
that America would rot only protect those
who had their last, but those who had their
first naturalization papers. WoGli be Join a
party that was opposed TO free trade aRd
sailors rights, as maintained by Clay lis
desth-kuell has been Tufg. That bis gallant
friend. Clsy. had met Ha son with some of his
fathers pluck, aud completely oblitsratsd hin.
Give him such a man, who, with a brave heart,
utters brave thoughts, rather than like q fair
weather sailor, Who only mounts the mast
rbsp there n no storm. He said, IN cOnclr-
sion. that when be could strike a blow for that
Democracy which had taken him up. that bis
arm wonld always be neryed, and the victim
never spared.
His speech. Of which | have given a very i'm
rerfect synopsis. needs no eneomium from me
Inc manner in which the speaker was often
spplaudsd, showed how it was appreciated.
THE MINE
The crowd now dispersed for dinner. The
ladies were first served, and all Jared sumptu-
ouslr and plsntifully Of the fine dinner ex-
pressly prepared at Mr.. Clay's own expense.
A number Of bic p~articnlaT friends and special
guests accompanied him TO bis house. where
thev drank bic fne wines and choicest liquors.
He spared no pains TO make every one comfor-
table. ard all were grati6ed to be able to drink
a toast 70 his success Xxx
The piece Of artillery brought up Blythe Har-
blsee was dining. A place was prepared on.
The green sward for anice hop, and the Young
America Brass Band discOursed some Of their
sgeetest music, while the young lasses and
gallant besux paid graceful devotion to Terp-
sichore.
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THE ASHLAND BARBI; cue.
GREAT CROWD
AID MUoH ENTHUsIASM-

SPEECHES BIZ WIGS P~RzsrrKsT BEEcKtERIDsE,
hon JAMES y. GAL GOV. WILLARD. \
OFFERS
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~ Miss HARRIEr G. HOsNEE, who hasre-
eeiyed at the hands ofthe nobility Of England
great and marked compliments, was to leave
I5vsrbooI in the steamer Of tha 5th for home.
Miss HosnER, who has executed several very
beautiful pieces Of statasfy since her stay in
Itsly. is the daughter Of DE-. HosMER, Of Wa
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The Colonel. speech was full of fine wit,
genial humor, and rsey auecdote, and was one
entire happy hit. He kept the crowd in almost
one continual roar of laughter for nearly half
an hour. After he bad concluded, Mr.. Clay
thanked his friends kindly for coming to Ash
land 70 break bread and take salt with him,
and then the crowd dispersed.
This has been one Of the hsppiest and mos.
pleasant days that | have ever witnessed. Not
su unpleasant circumstance occurred to mar
the festivities Of the occasion, and an went
Emery as a marriage bell" IJURRI.
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HoRAcE MAYNARD ELEcrED.-We are not
able to present the Official vote for Congress
in this District, but the returns show, beyond
al eo1tradi .tion. that Horace Maynard is our
R,nresentative in the next Congress. His ma
iority will not fall below two, and may reach
three hundred yotss.-Ksozrils Whig.
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sltm 5abfrtIsfuIants.
PRINTER WANTEn
SENPLE BR0InTy c0TTpcr.

TfHE pu1lsh-T q he sfAsB hIGHfs NUCaA
Il Helena, Afk.nsass L. 10 as-d 81 . 2 81. s0ier, irdrs-
tta7 Prni~r- Good vases vii be psic, and noney
ansf3 gTrrOTQ
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But a great majority Of the people bad not
heard enough eloqnence, and me efowc soon
rstbsrs3 again around the speakers stand
narrabv. tie Senator elect from this District,
was 6rst called for, aud being very modest, was
10Th 10 mount the stand. But with Lieu. Gov.
Hammond. Of Indiana, be took bis seat BY the
side Of such old veteran 8 as Gen. Jeptha Dub
lev and Capt. Holton. Col Holt was first in
roduced by Mr.. Clay. There vas great anx-
iety to see The man who, sgainst such odds,
had made 80 gallant a race against Humphrey
Marshall, and be was received with long and
loud cheers. de said
COL HoLT's SPEECH.
I came here to be a looker-cn. ! cane to
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A CharIesiOnian,

WHO Wisses 70 maze the wsst Bis hons. is d.sirous Of
obtaining a situation In some te.psctabls Comnereia
House IN this eiiy-sMemphls
he Is ihoroushlT oouverssnt vita sooouass IN their
various forms, and has been engaged In the Provision
Commission business for several years. Any one need
ms The services Of suob . person, win favor ts under
sisned By addressiag him a. Memphis, ca e o., Mes.rs.
LowSEs, ORSILL q Co. A. GUYNEaER.
REfEKEscEs-Nessrs. Lowuet5 OrEin & Co, s. P.
walker, D.B. Nonoy. l. B Ki-taad. C J ssiden, MHes
Owen. I. n Avery D. C0ekreH. T. !. FinnIs and c. n.
Packier. Eeos .qaws
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THE subscriber has arrived with his aas0rbiss Patent
Il CopgInx C4rds b. which any number o. Htters
from age. ten o. Mteeas nav be copied az one npfration
vrihout UetunEths letter paper In The usui Old meihoi
The extensive patronage received 10 charieston 8 c.
Savazl ab, Macon Atlanta, ana. Gridn, Ga and a. al
the public omces whore copying IS rrqnired, IS = earliest
and giving a more sccurate copy t1aa can Be acquired bY
he ga systfm. Mr. JAS II. KING. my sg-nt, vii.
ton jon J. BYRD.
auEl6-lt
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~ Correct time is now givsa in Philadsi-
phia BY electricity, a. in the city Of New York
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WANTED-0NE HUNDsED THOUSAND BUsBzLs
w ofHaEAT, tor s1ieh ms hish-st uakd prize
DOUGLASS DoEELL a CO..
iy1+sm Eagls y na.
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LATHS.


WE have on hand a. our Nil % Vote river, sbOvs
w The bayou, $4,000 Laths. md vii keep a supply
On hand, Al orders for shipmsnt promptly attended To-
Price - 50 per thcussnd.
nuxls-fm Ellis a LOWE
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Boston COSt,
.TWSf Receiced.
Organdles and JAG
Straved on Stolen.

FROM the suhscriber On he nlTht oftk
th~ 5h Inst q DARK
NHORa6i hcavs SIT IL god oraeri q
natural d cere has 3 sta- in biz 10 ehead ffndGAl
setbnk one White i8ots i01ks rsther waite iumedi-
sfeiy sruuei The eyess Is about9 yearr cd, and i5H or
is hauds hizh. -
ALso-A DARK CGLOaED BULE Witt aose. and
h4rness mabel shiut rs hAEds high. or 8 years oil
Any person feturnsng N ss7e, o. Eving t1ormaiion
uhfch WI lead 20 their recovery via - lfoerdiy reward
% - MEHCaAM q G~ALBEATH,
anrfa In NJ 3 e-1rf ~ Nrrnrfia T-uH
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- MOB Comfirfabl ReIdeuce or Adams St,
1s four rooms n us II use. Dning Roum. Kitchen.
Un,,H, Neua H0use and Stabe, eood cisiep and Vel
Aa--A al IN GOOD order Ab4rgain rsy bfb1ught sy
sppyius soon % RLoURSoE, COOPER &LEAKE.
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x 0Qn ACzEs q anf % ana nrsr ne Bsyou
OsOOO Bart oiamcE. 4nd On blth sideao q usedisi-
dltE nss eiseeu ne counties VI Chicst aud Drrw.
Tless lanfsl r Ia coEp4ci b dies uiabie FOR larg, u
m~-diun-slz q Dianiafoas ra-y we're snsered in IS 5,
aud srs behaved - b. me c0ttan 'snds. On one tr1ll
there Is > deadsalnE o. zoe handed scaes. uass asst
year r n GkINES.
augl8-ast Mason Like. Chiear corrty Ar
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To Che Ladies Ct Memphis.
TOHN D. BID.

or Ckariesfou. s C., and late Of augusta, Ga,
DROFEsSOR 70 Peumsnshsp &c has Tie honor o. IN
il forming thsEi thhr Re Wfi giv-lrsscns N the beau
tful ara Of EpistplEy ara Ca q Wutiug; slsO On Gam
brio Ladies disposeu % form a class and parents or
~Euariisus DESTROYS 20 sfn1 thrir c~hitreu5 are respect
fully invited to cal At the storr % Mes-rs. Lamb, T0Eug
h Co., and examine bis system &C
Ihave me fon0r 70 r Ter 10 Rev. J A Temple, Messrs.
=. Lane b Co Lamb, Young n Co Bradley, WII-oa a
Co.. 8 b. Turrer, Ezq Presideat, and ". A. Jones
ESQ CaEhier. Comuelcial sank. augi6 q
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Twelve miles from Memphia on the
Pigeon Roost Road.
THIS SIN So fn - fhie IN fiiutiun rIl ccnmenee q
to WESr a0SDAT IN s.ptember.
y B-Inc Malc Dcrarma1t has hen Discontinued
b. orler o. he Eoard. Rates a. heretffnre.
AK ~ I'll K~nRAza1cE. Al
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AlisffIlanfons.
500 Reward

WEhk stolen from our resDeelveL
MAN, nesr the city q n uphk ~
( N.dne-day ng &. 5h int
n Bay Horse abd 4 iarre Brovr
49, 4 Aule INN D. warner. We an I've
me eooRe reEare Tor tae delivery o. The harss u,us,s
and tAef Or ibissss. o. hair The amouat 10 n. si.er
c. B. FRAZER
Ao D N PROVTNE