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Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-02
500 CHINAMEN.

Ihave an arrangement for the above number
Oooleys, and can furnish IronTworks with any
humber, from 1n toll00.5 III DOC -
80 81, h...... 10, NJ. DYE, Agent.e
:, March 90. .. a .,..n 10y
&c .ro,. r. EARN FOR JSAJEf z
IA Farm containing about 300 Acres LAM
uear the Port Royal Pike, miles from Glars
villc well improved and ina high state of cu!tHa-
tionAiu good nelghborhood.
ssNow Is The time 10 make investments In and
near ClarksvilIe Property is rapidly advancing
--every saie made recently has paid from 90 10
zoe pr CT. on purchases made FROM IL iols mos,
past. Come quickly gentlemen, delay is danger
Gus, - - . ST..
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IN soHaNUERY AT DOVER TEN
5iiod baa II NESSEB. ,gaazH ,Yl5l


1liod baa II NESSEB. ,gaazH ,YG5fl
Amanda C.. Thomas.ag owl bonn ,mobsiW
zQAbegsir Brandon, Emily SHY. SIC. Silly,
susanah Brsndou,l Dewitt Brandon, Mary lane
Brandon, Newton Brandon, Winfield s. Brandon,
George Brandon, Edwin Thomas, George Gatiin,
Wrsiy Brandon. Fs- ~
opttSdilda ara esppSfias 10. the Satisfaction
Of the Clerk and Master, tina, Defendant Edwin
Thor as is a hon- resident OF the State OF Tonnes
see, thatthe ordinary pro ,ess Of not. be
served upon him tits therefore ordered that pub
ficatfofb be made in the Clarksvie Chronicle a
newspaper published in Che citY Of GAINESVILLE
Tenn, for four successive weeks requiring said
nonresident to make his personal appearance at
Dover Tenn on OF before the FIRST Thursday after
the second Monday in October next, and plead
answer or demur TO compliments bill or the same
will be set down for hearing Exparts as to him.
$780,. CLAY ROBERTS, c., & M.
Dover Sep. 9th '57--pt fee $500. q ~
- IN CHANCERY At DOVER TEN
,aoods srooa 70 NESSEE,m - pslrks ri
-. p Adams tiipery4yra Lob .'g99 .sisd
.0TfiITOI9 .4(Fs. r. -Yqi8T VO
- +, w, Msrberry, Nathan Acre, w. ., Acre.
q, From The allegations in the bill and the affda-
Wit thereto annexed and il appearing to The satisac
ton Of the Clerk and Master, that defendant w,
D. Acre, is nonresident Of The State Of Tennes-
sees so that the ordinary process OF law can not DC
served upon him II Il therefore ordered that pm
licalion be made in the Clarksyille Chronicle, a
newspaper pobli he'd In the City Of GAINESVILLE
Tennessee. for four successive weeks, requiring
said non-residentto make his personatsnp earance
at Dover Tenn. on or before the first Thursday
after tho second Monday in October next, and
plead plead answer or demur 10 complalnants
bin or the same win be set down for hearing exi
CLAY ROBEaTseC. g. NJ
Dover Sep, 9Th, '577s-prfee $500.
sasFIN rCHANOERY AT DOVER
,Btanions and Scarborough. . ,'-.''' ~" 't''
g9i z q rs. q q 6
Allen ], Shemwell, Henry jackson, Adm'r, of
Reese Petty, Sarah G.. Petty, Iohn .Petly, W.T.
llip' Petty, gsephene Petty Sirene Petty, youn-
g5st son Of r., 4 G.. G. Petty, commonly known
as Bud Petty
ATTACHMENT BILL.
sOn motion and it appearing to the satisfaction
Of The Court and Master, that defendants Sarah g.
Petty, John Petty, William Petty, Josephine Pet
ty, Sirene Petty s, Bud Petty, are nonresidonis
Of the state oil Tennessee, SO that the ordinary
process Of law can not be served upon them-
II is therefore ordered that publication be made
in The CiarkgviAe Chronicle, a newspaper publish-
ed in the city of Clarksyiilr, for four successive
weeks requiring said non residents 10 make their
personal apps arauce at Dover Tenn on or before
the FIRST Thursday sitter the SECOND Monday Ia DC
tober next md plead answer or idemur 10, COM
piinants bill or the same will be taken for con-
fessed and set down for hearing Expara as to them
CLAY ROBERTS, C. g. NJ.
Dover Sep 10th '57--ptfee 5000. "a. -.
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ONE yALUABLE VACANT LOT. ;

We can sell a bargain, 70 any ono wishing to
luy, in that beautiful and dcsirably located lot,
opposite tho shop OF Thomas 81 Milsr, at the
junction of franklin aud 2nd Streets.
Aug 2lR3 9WJOsD DYE 81 SMITH, RTET A,
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ReaI EGtate. a9enfp.
To@THE PUBLIC.

Any person desiring TO purchase real estate OF
do Wen q give Us a cali and * anime our list Of
property before buying elsewhere, for we have
on hand any quantity end number Of acres you
may want We have not advertised half theisids
we have FOR. sale, and take tbis,mode Of NORM
ing you where you can find any sort Of real es-
tate yon may desire. CtrTE EhrMFff
e-'Sk~IsN'2 DYE & SMITH, r. Z. A.
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s,4sACRES OF TOBACCO LAND.

Call on us soon, and we viii sell you this splen-
did farm, l6 miles from Cla ksve and four miles
frem Lafayette, Kys,S which we tunhesita tingly
pronounce TO be one of the fines farms IA The
west. All we ask is that you wiilexamhe 1t for
yourselves, DYE & SMITH, r. Il. a,
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We have for sale,uOn easy terms, Tract Of
Land on the Russellville Turnpike, l-2 miles
from ClsrtsyiIle, containg 500 acres II Is one
OF The. best traciso Of land In Montgomery county,
aud is well improved. fa Llssstt
:. ....,,.I s..5.is. DYE a-sMITHs n: E. A.
Aug 81, 81 80 80. ~, Z - = .s2a
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NTTACHMENT BILL..
IN CaANcERY AT DOVER.
w. @. q jill. Weaks.
..a..r va.

Allen j. shemwell. Henry Jackson. A. B
Ross Admr. Of Reese Petty Sarah G. Petty John
Petty. William Petty, Josephine Petty, Sivene
PETTY and Youngest son OF r. e. S. G. Petty.
commonly known as Bud Petty IN
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,fcHAPTER II,

mood qtl sa iuPHAPTER H.kla' ssIbcl 7go
3 1t was one Of qthose lovely autumnal
days Of snch hazy dimness, such dreamy
soFtness, that rests ike a halo on the brow
of nature, that Emily taking herlWork7va
slipper shemas iembrOidering for herhus
band4Hohght % the wide svineIcoeered
varandah, and seating herself in a'rtistic
arm chair looked out upon the lovely
landscape tlu aiel odi 10 Isi8 HmsHh4
Ono sound save the drowsys hun of a
listless fM. Or the occasional rpstle of the
vine leaves, disturbed the Stiffness Of her
retreat ,1omlais @sa sIi "a RHPfLsJ0
The frost-king had already clad his loyal
subjects in their robes o. departing glory,
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D, JSnn PIN James NJ p Williams 1 enas
Phillips, Hubert Phillips. Judd Phillips. Ann
Phillips, Hurm Phillips Hourly Burns, Nancy
Jane Burns, Cullen Philips, Calhoun Phillips,
iz,beth Phillips. Nancy Ann Phillips Jennice
Phillips, Brazwell Wilson, Salra Wilson and FL
lender Phillips. .fah 9'i I'd t" FtN .Hl.. H4i ..,l
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I GREAT WESTERN FURNACE.

isTiis property il situated In Stewart County
recently hdilt-l2 COO acres land; and IL The most
deSirabie ron property in Tennessee. Possession
elvei as soon as the terms are compile with
eiSE 6' El-f"l. p. 10. M, DYE, Trustee.
March 90. ''"''- '' ''"t'' ,'f''I Pc '' DO
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March 90, 1857.
PHOENIX FURNACE.

This Iron property, situated within y miles OF
GAINESVILLE Is for sale. Terms easy. 5,OO0acres
laid, "a will divide the property Into lots, or sell
thewhole in e body. le - 30 d n it 2"
naiai alll5las 'ifa5 10, M. DYE, Agent,
0fba5tsb ia'f l7sf ? 4 For Planters Bank
aiMarAbo 90. 'sr. .a.-r-t t p .rs nIr TO -frr..|
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| STILL THEY CONE /"

a No 4 small Farm, containing 70 acres, si'u-
ated on the Port RoyaIPiktl3 Iaiies from olrhs,
Vile, comic table. improvements, noIeesorhood
6rstrate and land very productive. 4. About ~
acres cleared, balance h~aviiy umbere ~ There
h aIse fine orchard Of pouch and app'a trets---
Possession given Ht any time, aud the crop OF
wheat, Data &c., thrown In. 80. 80.
'i'1f go va 'ias % JOIN. DYE, r. E. A
A.iILIi ,sr --LL .rL---- Id IN ---L-- 1. L----
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s4o1lCRR Es..

We have for. sale. 10 miles from ClarksviIle,
on, the Dover road, the above number of acres Of
land, which. can be bought on easy terms, As, (
tsq tsi asai fi DYE y SMITH n e. a.
go t,hi 10 TOWN LOTS 80 90 t.rm
We huye four lots adjoining w. o. M'Reynolds'
Carpenter Shop, on Franklin street for sale
Terms eay vi 90 DYE & SMITH,
May q, '5T. X. T.. A.
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gT9djuuF 1fif 10 vulNaUT W0u IN g8itUMcg
.7r,a2 ao isaBY FRANC Isle. 1lisH oaioaq
% adi no b,aist o----- hsi 3Fe1B nj ych
geh"As untoiths bew the cord is.oI 5yi}0moo
90 $50 unto the man is woman, hsou1mmoc
she bends him, she obcys him, 7d'
ine Though she draws him. yet she foIlows,5 odi
gHi Useless each without the otberl' ia mons
n L---.A L-a INV .--L.-H Nm L.. .s.4.-. l-
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FOR SlLE.
MINNESOTA LANDS : 2

Ono house and lot adjoining the Masonic Hall
on the East side. DYE d SMITH, K. h. A .
4 May rs! 1857. ,s..p1 haat a.t .. ..5..fF'u
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To psrsols desiring 70 purehpse. lands in Che
Norih west we would say thas We h9ye.tor sale
any quantity of the finest land to b. i1Nnd %
lMimeso,s dove apd seonsl9s MSawp iek'
iag 10 buy,lc ,sl DYE &-shlTH RI f. A.
sep IL Us g4EA % / ~ III h-u-.-L
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IN CHANCERY AT DOVER. =

Abrum Philips Jr. Administrator Of Abram
Philips Sen. ,aTil. .t.... .fsrs ,t -g
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STOCKHOLDERS M, O. ~ u RI A.
ApSaadonal coll II $ pei cont payable on Tue
6rstoC octsbeI aud a call of ssWe amopn. pay
abe o.. Die 6rst Of HoyemSsr' has pee tti' Or''s
- INC munro WIN MuNFoRp, PrOsr'.
sepLil- '57-tt
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-aBos gidi % ssivtos o1oarfc 81 Of ria sid
nssd gors sed Iadi sloi5te ono vue nsds 20
=44nl--LAl 4a-L-s l.-IliH -llaaILL-l-lci 81.
y u TslIET q d9idV n Is 6lsIJ ~
.Est4saa
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CLAY ROBERTS, c. q N
Dover Sep, 9Th, 577s-pr fee $780,.
EnshIN rCHANCERY AT DOVER

Allen j.. Shemwel Henry Jackson, Adm'r, of
Reese Petty, Sarah G.. Petty, Iohn, ,Petiy, WI
liaip Petty, gsephcne Petty Sirene Petty, youn-
g5st son Of r., 4 G. 6, Petty, commonly known
40 Rud Pstty
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sSiWosLDysaaHke AesofsiveySu eHsAils
liSgTlzsKsd Iatlsd'oyi agentloHao he
met IN me shesR.a STOi beIsure I7~6aia,s
Vas theFeplS. adpetyaweIlIp tBSS'' sasi de
boy" do unto others as you would otiSsss
shSubs do,unan Sagst7 3 isai ~ssR sW
,srslossdWss 5oF iiiysbssra asiSsiTsSi
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-02

m5HfY eui won't go out to-nighti William,
will you pleaded the young wife, resting
her hand on his chair, as she stopped to
Kiss the noble brow Of her husband, aAhd
why not tonight, my dear?" said he,
, z SiuJN Mo-, anA - = EtOs tgltluH
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6petial Notices,

MuRRAY q LANMAN's FLORIDA WATFR-Un-
lika the generality of toilet waters, which are
scented essences and nothing more, this delicious
nerfume is fine cosmetic and external remedy
Reduced with pure water, it becoTes an excellent
wash for the skin, removing rOughress, chaps, sun.
burns, pinples, DC, and imparting rosiness and
Iclearness to the cioudied complexion. Applied to
the brow il removes headache and when reSorisa
to after shaving prevents the irritation usually Oc-
casioned by that process. Used as mouth wash
it neutrazes the fumes of cigar, and improves
the condition Of the teeth and gums. As there
are limitations which possess none of these proper
ties, care must be taken TO purchase "MuRRAY d
LAsMAS's FLoRDA WATER" the famous South
American Perfume and Cosmetic. Is
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MAR xETS.
CLEVELAND, Aug, 10.

CLEVELAND, Aug, 10.
FLouR.-We note small arrivals Of new with
sales at 81 for good extra by the dray load, but
the receipts Of new to day considerable extent will
make revision of quotations necessary.
WHEAr.--The arrival of new have thus far
found ready market With the exception Ofa few
inferior samples On Wednesday sales Of one car
load prime new Mediterranean at 81, "a, and one
car load Kentucky white at $i,65. Thursday,
one car load new Mediterranean at $3.50; and do
at $l,S9; and one do very choice white at sI,65.
Friday. sales of new Mediterranean at 81 ,SO@l,-
81, and one car load Ohio white at $l,624 satur-
day, sales of choice new Mediterranean at 81 80
@1. .35. and choice white at $3.50 @1,62.
CoRN.-About 5000 bus changed hands at
79c aaoat, 75c from store, and Toe for parcels in
bags. r.
changed hands to fair extent at 1907 as pei
quality, and choice W. B, is inquired after with
small sales at l6@i7c.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New York, Aug.7.
The question of who was the brayest son Of
New York in the Mexican war has been definitely
settled by the Common Council, bestOwing Gen.
Jackson's gold snuf-box on Lieutenant Col. Bar
rett. Of Gen. Dixons first regiment Of N. Y, Vol
nnteers, 81
Justice Davidson this morning proceeded to 81
Bond street iu company with Mr.. Stafford, counsel
lor for the accused to make Judicial examination
of Mrs. Cunningham. Reporters were admitted
1t is reported that Dr.. Uhl would be brought
before tbe Academy Of Medicine IN October fol
examination, on the charge Of revealing profession
al secrets. He denies that Mrs. Cunningham con
fded to him medical secret, and will not shrink
from an examination.
Dr.. Boyd. who wa shot by burglars Wednes.
day morning on West Eighteenth street, died to-
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SHERIFF's SALE.

Thomas Lee, ct ais Civil action.
VS.. 7 Petition 10 foreco
The Carroll Co. r. X, Co. der of sale Sc or
In pursuance of an order Of sale issued from the Coutt
of Common Pleas of Carroll county Ohio, and to di
rected will offer for sale at the door OF the Cou
House, in Carrollton, Carroll county. Ohio
On Thursday, the 2oh day Of august, 1857,
between tie hours Of ten o'clock A. NJ, and 70 ur
O'Clock P NJ, of said day. the following property, to.
wit An the right, title interest and property, le gal
and equitable Of the Carroll county Rail Road com Pa~
ny, in and to the Carroll county Rail Road, situate in
said county of Carroll; together with all the privileges
and appurtenances thereto belonging, and all lumber
and materials hitherto procured for the construction O
said road, by said company, all the fixtures of the
same and the oxen horses, CARTS wagons and gearing
now owned by said company and used, or TO be used
about the completion Of said road and also all the tools
implements aud machinery, the prcpert, Of said com
pany, and used necessary to be used for the pur
pose last Aforesaid.
Terms: one third in hand one third in three months
and one third in six months with interest on the as
two payments at the rate of ten per cent per aLnum.
J0HNH. IVHIFCRAFT
July, 9 1857. Sheriff, Carroll County Ohio.
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VAMoosEDl

On la.t.Thursday between the Asrudium and
setting hours of aold Sol" we RECALLED ourselves
wSthAbs refreshing idea that the democratic
Citizen wOuld soon "sIep in" to drive dull care
aws5. But alasi to our utter discontinue, here
Ws were, pespiring still more freely, at every tyf
~old SOr gave Mercury until in utter despair
we gave It up, and TO ascertain the cause went
straiglk way TO the "Pigs Eye Gazette" from
which we obtained the desired information free Of
Charge viz: that on account Of the unprecedented
I'rz" in Land Warrants OF some other cause. the
Foreman" had gone out Wss! and the "OsgF'
had STATED "a huutin." We anticipate a speedy
return. .a, s,
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or CounteJeiting on PGpsr-Io prsgeM Pho
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Zranyers or alterations. .
Having purchased the Patent for the exclusive right
to manufacture and sell the now chemical Paper in
America, invented and patented in England, by Henry
Glynn celebrated chemist and officer in the British
army it is hardly necessary to say that the Paper Is
recommended by Mr.. Kent Assayer of the U. s. Mint,
Mr.. Lyman Of the New York clearing House, aed
Meade Brothers, extensive and skiliul photognphgrs
233, Broadway N Y. The latter say that no iuliIa.
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Bank Checklists cts. per ID.
Bank Bills $l6 for 1000 sheets.
Bills of Exchange-$25 for 1000 sheets.
Promssory Notes-40 cts. per ID.
Sight and Time Drats-$25 for 1000 sheets.
Insurance Policies--40 cts. per 10,
Railroad Stocks and Bonds-4O cts. per lb,
Bank and State Stocks-40 cts. per 10.
Bonds and Mortgages-40 cts. per ID.
Wills and Deeds-40 cts. per ID,
For wrapping Silks and other fine articles IS excel
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All State and County Records should always De pnn
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For Southern Climates IL s excellent, and much su
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An orders for Paper must be Addressed to A. Alch
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July 30, 1s27.--Sm.
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TENNESSEE RLEoTIog

NaahYie, Aug. I.
The returns indicate DeuioerAtie gsni u rough.
out the Stale. The Legislature Is probably Dem.
OcraIic and The rstspS are not sufficient to deter.
mine the Congressional results.
New YOrk, Aug.7.
An. Cunningham made an affidavit to the ef.
feet that she was innocent Of the charge preferred
against her, but that she was at present unable,
from illness. to explain. Judge Davidson reserve,
bis decision on the question Of cOmmittal ill TO-
morrow. Her daughters have left the house No
81 Bond street.
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Rital PItaIl RitaIll

Dr.. H0nos's Vegetable Eziraa Epaspiie Pill.
for tts cure ef Fits, Spasms, Cranps aud
AAsrvous aHd Constihaiogol Diseases.
pkRSONs labodng under this distressing malady vim
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NE only remedy ever discovered iOf eedng EplIepsy
OF Falling FitA
These pills posses specific action on De nervous
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or whose nervous system has been prosraied o. shat
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ness, they are eKeellently beneficial
Price - per box, or tWo boxes for t5. Persons
out Of the cay, enclosing remittance win have The
pills sent them through the mail free Of postage. For
sale BY Seth s. Hance, No. l9s FILLMORE Street Raid.
more, Nd 70 whom Orders from parts Of tie UBlou
must be addressed, postpaid.
April so, ls57..5 ..
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UeIe9rapb.
LATEST FROM KANSAS.

ST. Louis, Aug.
The Kansas Herald Of Freedom, of the Sd, says
that Gov. Walker has received advices from the
Commander at Fort Riley that a large body Of
CHEYENNE Indians had reached that station, and
Chat an attack was hourly expected.
The Fort has no Notifications and only half a
company of infantry. The Indians had driven
the settlers in and committed several murders with
in sight of the Fort. Walker Immediately sent
Col. Cook with all the force under his command
to The assistance Of the Fort,
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TO T H b FRIB N D )


THHE " n IL AE
~ WOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE CITI.
II izens of Carroll county, that have just commen'
ced its exploration in behalf of the Carroll county
Bible Society," in conformity, with the united action oil
the general agent Of the A. B. s.; Rev. 7. O. Harts'
horn and the board Of managers, OF the Society Tor
which am laboring who requested at its Lat annaar
meeting that agent be secured to explore this por'
tion of the State.
at late meeting ofthe beard OF managers oil the n. u
s.. having in view, the exploration anu re-suppy Of
our entire country 10 carry isresolution into effect
the work will need TO be done mainly by the auxiha
ries themselves.
We purpose to do thorough work in this county
reyng upon the divine blessing and the generous spir
Il Of the churches and Bible friends generally within
its bounds.
That funds will be needed 10 carry out thin object
is obvious and without hearty cooperation on the
part of the churches generally this noble and oenevo
lent scheme will only TO impoversh and embarras
the society," Already il is involved 10 long standing
debt and the new supply Of books which will be needed
will serve to swell the amount.
The pIan proposed is, that should labor, not onll
as distributing, but also as soliciting agent.
therefore ask the cooperation Of Churches and Pastor
- nv ieId, Without this, little be Effected
labor the presef: @anth IN sne so"4snlps
snA Harrison and Rose;And hope TO presen
the Bible cause in all the congregations ~ ~
W.; S,n that time, Local agents will be appoin'e
tSs school districts in the comfy am
Iii 1 due time be supplied with proper reports an
hooks. Next week shall operate m Harrison WWu
shin Sp and the week following In Rose, ,,rrvucrp
Tai, q 81 Agent Of Carroll Co., b. D.
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PErERsoH'a MAGAZINE, for September, has
been received. It is filed with its usual variety.
Utilization, or Young America" is good. The
engraving, with patterns in bead work, embrOid-
ArE DC, are, as usud, good. Terms two dollars
a year Address G. j. Peterson, 800 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia.
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EXAMINATION OF PHYSICIANS

A Medical Board consisting of Surgeon Gener-
al Thomas Lawrence and Surgeons S. F. Moore
and o. H. Lamb, of the Army, will convene at
West Point on the 98th inst, to examine the Ply
sicans and their qualifications for candidate pre-.
vious to their admission into the State Military
Academy at Port Gibson.
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