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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-19
NrORTHERN -. H. RAILROAD

= OKl i1HlN y. IL. lAAlAiNOAD.-
' On and after December Z, 1891, Passenger Trains
leave Concord 1880 A. N., OF on the arrival of the
first up train from Boston, Lowell Lawrence, Worcester
Nc fir White River Junction, Wells River, Atucton,
ST. Johusburv, Baton and Darlington and connect
90 1uses Point with trains for Montreal, Oglrn-1urgh
Toronto. Chicago and the West Via Grand Trunk and
Great Western Railroads, making thc best and most
reliable route from New England 20 the West aud
90 White River Junction with trains for all stations ou
the Vermont Central. Ogdcnshurgh, Passumpsic and
White Mountains Railroads. thence By Stage 20 a the
prineipal towns IN Northern New Hampshire and Yer
mont Lave Franklin for Bristol a lao a. N, Or on
arrival Of train from Concord aud below.
Leave White River junction at l231 p. H., or ou ar
rival OF tht trains from W. Central and Passumpsi,
Railroads for Boston, Lowell, Lawrence, Worcester
tol A. 3l f A.. and connect az Franklin with 23l p
Me- train from White River Junction.
Passengers via Northern Railroad for Grofon juno
tpn Clinton, Worcester, Newport, and all stations of
the Worcester Norwich Providence and Western Rail
roads, and for New York &c, connect at Nashua witt
trains direct for hoso places.
Passengers leaving Ncw York by evening Boats, 0
Cars via Norwich Springfield, connect % Nnshu
with She 7.31 A. train irla Boston, and reach all sta
t1us on the w. Central, Conn. aud Fassumpsic, an'
White Mountain. Railroads. the same day.
Stages leave itletou for Lancaster, White Noun
Hius, Vc.; Johnsbury Or Lancaster Lyndon, Crafts
Woodstock, Nc iBoAd for Rochester Hancock, Pitts
Frosht trains flom Vcrmaut Central and Passumpsi
Railroads pass this road daily flr Boston, Wurcts
Portsmouth Nc.i and special Cattle trains every Mon
day. ...,...,,...
Concord s. H., Dec. ], 1857. 20
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Railroads,
CENTRAL RAILROAD
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VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
WINTER AHKAN GEMENT.
Cnoicr or ROUTES ron CmcAoo ANp THE WEsr.
Northern Western British and q. S. Mail Route.
TO commence Mondoy Noreg,5er 2, 1851
TRAINS COMO NuHrH. Lcnyc Montpelier
az $50 A. W.. and 4.jl q. M. NAN TnAlN connects
at Windsor aud White River junction with trains loav-
ing Boston and Springfield at 73l A. ~, same dny and
from Now York the previous day at 400 r. NJ leaves
Windsor 40 1875 D.. 81, connects at Ruusc's Point
with train for Montreal the ncxt morning and with
train for Ogdcnshurgh, Toronto, Detroit Chicago and
thc West, Wa Grand Trunk ard Great Western
or via W. Rome. ~ y. Central and Lake Shore
Railroads making Che shortest, best and most reliable
winter route from te Now England the West
Accommodation train leaves NurflnrId no 500 A. M.,
connects at Rouse Point with train or Montreal and 0g
dcn.hurh same evening, and for Toronto and Chicago
Lcxt day.
rnAtV, GoNu Sorru.-Lclyc Montpelier t $50 a.
n aul Sli r. N Mail Train connects 80 it0uscs Point
with trIins from O-lcnsburgh and Montreal the night
before at White River Junction and Windsor WITH trains
Cor Boston aul Nov York. arririqg H boston earlier
ta4u hy auy other route.
Accommodation Train couucets at lousc's Point with
tru. nou Ogjrus1ursh and Montreal stops u,cr u sht
% Windsor aud connects with trains arriving in Boston
90 d 900 D.. ,i.. aud 90 Sow YORK 90 i.2i p. ~
reLcts i0r fhrr30, Detroit, and Hc West Tor sale
40 thr principal Stations
Nouhfold, We, Nov 2, 1897. oa
o. Stage runs from Washington 90 connect with
ho mail trains ai Montpelier 90 and from Boston daily.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-19

80, A wise man will speak well Of his
neighbor, love his wife, take home newspa-
per, and pay for it in advance.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-19

CARRIAGES AND SLEIGHS, BY THE
- BEST W0HKMRN ~ THE Country.
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried on
py the subscriber opposite the Court Square, Mont
those m want of 'oarranted Carriages and SiegAs,
will perhaps do we'll to call and see what is being done al
the old stand Of GILNAS q CAMP.
All orders promptly attended to.
JOHN W. CLARKE.
Montpelier, July % 1855. 45tf
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Annexed is list Of agents to receive subscriptions,
advertisements aud communications and acknowledge
payment for the same.
FOR Braintrcc, j. HUTCHINSON Jr, W. Randolph,
Brookfcld 4. NJ. OPHAM,
berlin, y. B. BOSWOBTH,
Cabot. f.. ID. PUTNAM,
Duxbury, j. +. HENRY, Waterbury,
Elmorc. l.. NJ. CIRCUIT
Hydepark. EDWARD B. SAWYER,
johnson, g. w. SCOTT
Lincoln, SIMEON j. RALPH,
lowell ABEL CURTIS,
Marshheld. /. A. BEMIS
Morrisvillc j. C.. MOVES,
Middloscx, JESSE JOHNSON, Jr.,
Narthfcid T.. SMITH,
Orange Nj. G.. CROSS,
pain6old, A. II. BANCROFT,
Randolph. J. X PARISH,
Rochester, e. ID. BRIGGS,
South llardviok, ADOLPllUS lIOLION,
Stowe, EMERY TOWN.
Tunbudgc, AARON \. KING.
Waterbury, y. r. HENRY,
Waitshrid and faysiun, ORANGE SMITH,
Warren, FRANKLIN A. WRIGHT,
West Randolph. j. HUTCHINSON, Jr,
Wnamstown. DARIUS PRIDE,
Wolcou. n. JONES,
Worcester. JONAS ABBOTT
nf Persons iu other towns disposed TO act as agents
will bc added tn thc list on application.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-19

TTNION HOUSE RE-OPENED.-This
~ well known and commodious House, formerly kept
by Col boutwell,, having been vastly and almost en-
tirely remoddeed, has been opened by ALONHO RED
WAY.
The Union Is the most conveniently located House in
Montpelier being In the centre of business and with It's
convcnionces must be the most desirable and popu
lar for the OF business leisure TO be found
Ia town.
Tho public are respectfully invited to hestow portion
Of ther patronage upon this House Perfect satisfac
ton is guaranteed aud accommodations excellent.
Charges moderate, ALONLO lEDWAN,
Montpelier Aug. 20, 1856. OFF
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-20

G. DARDEN, dealer in Lumber, shingles, and ofrds,
has hand large lot OF Cedar, yellow and White
Pine Flooring, Clear White Pine, Poplar Plank, Joi
ling, square Cedar Cedar Plank and Poplar Shingles. have
Eve Mills cutting Poplar and Cedar dressing Poplar and
Yellow Pine Flooring Single Machine making No.
Poplar Shinglesal in constant opeatiOn can supply any
quantity Of Lumber Shingles at the shortest notice. and a. he
lowest prices for cash. J. C. DARDEN.
MARI Nashville Lumber Yard, No. Ill Broadway.
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COLUMBIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.

FENE session Of the CouH ba Female Institute will com
naence on the first Monday in September.
The buildings undergoing extensive thorough repas
but will be ready in full time for the opening
The public already apprse Of The association Of the Rev
Henry LIE, Nj. with the subscriber PRINCIPAL Of
the Institute will fail 20 appreciate superior oor
tunitics that offered additional expense in every
branch Of useful and polished education. In addition us
passed advantages vocal and instrumental the French
language will only be dramatically taught, thoroughly
heretofore, will be taken to have spoken in converse
practicable means, such having FRry
table, making the medium Of communication Rotations
SC.
For information in regard to the Department Music and for
terms session, reference made 70 the caoQue For
any further information address either Of the PRINCIPALS
augl2d&hw1&wu ". HARDIN.
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BY TELEGRAPH.'
The Annntic Tslorranh

New YosK. Aug lS-fbe niagara was rsoeives
With a solafe Of enc huadred guns
Field wrote to the Directors at he Atlantic TeIe
eraph Company. per steamer Persia, 10 prepare in,
mediately another Cable He ssys il is evident fha
this Cable can transmit as rapidly as any air line
but Is not sufficient to transact all business
will offer, Until September the first the Cable vii
be closed 10 all messages except those from GOV
ernnents of the dated States and Eaglaad.
Overland IEafl--CaSs--E rissari Treaty. &c.
WAsHISaros, Aug IS The Post Master Geners'
hes arrived. Buuerfeld accompany will commence
carrying The Pacific overland mail on the eth Of
Sepiember. The Cass-YTissasi treaty, as amended
BY Niosragus, is under consideration By the Exeeu
tive. The Utah Peace Commissioners had long in
terview With the President George VI Riemsn Is
appointed Secretary Of the Legation to Chili
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EdmcafiOnal FACILITIES.

TIME undersgnsd beg leave 70 suggest 70 their friends and The
public the 5th Annual Session q Franklin College,
ave miles from Nashville viii open September 9Th, 1853 and
continue 90 weeks.
The course Of instruction quite equal to that Of any College
country the location most favorable for health and -
vicious Influences the conductors Of the in
tuition demneto use all proper exstions to give satfae
ton topatrong.
The whole COS. Tor board, tuition, room, fuel and Eang
amounts 70 uny $50 per anuum.
In the Preparatory School the only $40 per yr
MRS. C. fANNINGS School for YoUEo LADIES, In the nine
Hate vicinity offers the best advantages have daughters
% educate. r. TANNING, President.
W. LIPsCOMBR, Secretary. fulys5-tW8Elms
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SOUTHAMPTON CIRCUTT COURT.


Richard F. Wilson George R. Wilson, Mary Garrett formerly
Wilson, VIM Wayne and George his wife friedrich Boy,
kin and others plaintiffs Mills Barrett and Nancy, his wife
and the descendants oil Patience Whitehead who twas Boykn,
sister OF Shaiack Boy hin, whose unknown and others,
defendants.
TENlIS cluse.a which l plaintiffs proceeded in the mode
PRESERVED y Jaw against the unknown parties heirs at law
Of piirace lt deceased, this day to be heard
bin taken for confessed the adult defendants whom
plead, and taur 20 the said BILL the OF the in
utdctcudIutS hy tCton r. Edwards assigned defend them
u this sun general replication thereto the exhibit and
w counsel. On consideration whereof the court doth ad
Judge, and Decree that Robert Whitfield and John
r. Cambiss. hereby appointed commissioners such pur
The highest bidder. the real estate nCudingthe mill property in
tie proceedings mentioned. whereof the late Shadrsck Boykn,
ote seized, IoHs ce3itof six twelve and eighteen months
H a payments with interest day Of sale, taking bond
with security from the prcs and retaining the title
u Chr farther order OF co1rt, and report and return
inc ~ bonds withtc report And the doth further order
that commissioner Of this Of the several
at'N' To- the fund.- and the duCthe and that
- e @ bat should he paid in fee simpeto Nancy Barrett
formerly 30 BIN, IN lieu Of her life interest in the sane; and
l, ne s The taking Of said accounts in some newspaper
p1 h ms STATE and the State OF Tennessee, in lieu Of per
III "A H. l4el and John r. Chambls5 either OF them
yer mo roma IN e penalty Of $780, with sufficient security
ose me Ct OF ms COURT payable the commonwealth Of
hen LOT the faithful performance of this duty
y copy "s'' lsugI'-U3il HENRY s. HOWARD, D. c.
NOTICE.--On the FIRST Thursday in seoteber next vii
and hold election at the several plac az holding
elections IN Ion county, for the purpose taking The for
against calling convention amend rpvse Or form and
make new Constitution for the State Of Tenneee June Is
1858. HENRY n MAI,Fy
!uneES-"@H SheFl1 et said county In said State.
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ATTENTION E3HGRAE7y and SPECTLAT0RS
AVING made an arrangement with an extensive Real Estate
firm in Saint I We oer Tor sale on liberal terms, large
number Of desirable FARMS uniprove laudscoutnng each
rom 20 10 60 and located In tie following counties: Je
on, Washington Franklin, Madison Polk Usage, Montgomery
lentry Cole and Of other counties numbered the
improved, we'll Eaiered and tiberei and portions
Y the lands In a high stats Of cuiuyat0a-
We viii faish Wishing 70 buy list q the lands and
arms and letters Of nfr0ductcn the 81. Louis hrm
iaay Of the Missouri lands ven established that
dom unnscsary. Apply az s9r oncs ~ North Chy
street. On aidress. J. L q r. ". Brown,
r1ayl9-dFT&Wa NaehYiIs, Tuassss.
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ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SUCCESSFUL.
1855. FALL TRADE. 1883
% UNION STREET, NASHVILLE, TrSN.

y Union STREET, NASHVILLE, TESN.
MFRS. DOYLE respectfully announces to the ladies So
EH OF Nashville, State of Tennessee, and adioiningz
States, she will receive in few days, from New York
the largest and most magnificent Of FRENCH PATTERN
BONNETS, we'll The cheapest brought this city in
part follows:
1000 Fall and Winter BOunets, all coors
1850 Ladies' and Misses DroYn and White Legorn Boomers
new styles;
500 Cheuie Fancy Buge NaeSca Plain anil Flower
Dresses;
800 Lalies' Dress CAPS:
800 Boxes ex 6e French Flowers Party and Bridal a
pointmcnt5;
1890 Pieces Rich Winter Bonnet Ribbons, new styles;
go Boxes White, Red and cOlOred Plumes
EMBR0LDERIES, such Collars, Sleeves, Handkerchies
Sets Bands Edgng Chldrens Robes Waists Capes.
lageot Patent Skirts and CoTes Cloth Coaks Of the
popular styles Furs IN great quantity, all the way from the
Rocky Mountains.
n Pod Boanets renovated and retrimmea in No. style N
suglsr MRS DOYLE.
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81 Market street, Na.hviIIe, Tennessee,

81 Market street, Nashville, Tennessee,
GENERAL BOOKSELLER And ST4ZYOEER,
INVITES Country Merchants Booksellers, Dealers GeneT
ally, to examine his stock and prices His
Ies full stock Of school Books, from an elementary
spelling Book up through all the series Of Text Books used in
Common schools Union Schools Academies and Colleges
Is BY any House trade. Hlauk Books, manufac
lrs with especial reference Western Dclcrs
The Accounts ard Record Books all neatly pagod.
memorandum and Pass Books
Neatly put I'D i'm packages and numbered.
Bankers Cases and Bile Cases, all sizes and styles.
Portfolios plain and elegant all prices, and beut
States American and English, full assoret by the case or
dozen.
Steel Pens all qualities from the makers including
ebrated Bank Pen and other styles imported order.
Gold Pens ali sizes from the smallest Ladies' Pen the largest
Engrosng PEN manufactured to order For sale at New York
writing Papers,
Including all varieties Cap, Letter Bath Note Billet and Led
GER received direct from the Manufacturers and for sale by the
Envelopes variety of English, French and Amer
Manufactures imported to order and received direct from rst
hands.
writing InI--Black Blue and Red, packed ready
writing Fiuid--HiBbert's celebrated American by the
StaTiOner,s Hardware and Staple Stationery of all
kinds fresh and in good order.
English Pocket bibles,
With without reference cheaper and elegant than
othcr imported direct, and sold at a small advance.
Family Bibles,
Plain fine and elegant and desirable for eheapnes andper
fiction Of workmanship.
Historical Sedcai theological Agricultural and STANDARD
Works, issued the leading publishers Of the country constant
ly for sale, al the lowest figures.
Popular New Books,
Daily arriving to dealers at Eastern Jobng prices
Cheap Publications in Paper binding large stock hand. Or
sugI7-d&v3m 81 Market street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-20

We learn from the Memphis Buefi that number Of yoang
gentlemen Of that chaTe en Suddenly and violently attacked
with the gold fever andare seriously contemplating the oa
Of accompany oppressed the famous regions Of Pa
river. As might lave been expected, e most seriously
affected persons belong to tic typographical and editorial pgos
sons several members Of each expressing determination 50
Frazer river with their 'sshboWls their knees FIRST
favorable opportunity.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-20

no SEE By advertisement q N1 RogRB4RE, nc proPrsor
of the Memphis course. that The stakes for the m
full The The i9h Of October,
VIII continue 1--WE days, and viii doubtless attract the
nUtos spormen throughout the country, Of e finest
racers u the South entered for the contest The mos, ample
preparations WI e made for the accommodation Of al who my
attend
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-20

Persons leaving tie city summer months,
the UNIoS ANERcAS mailed any point, and for
required time by leaving theaddre oOuung-rOOm,
No. IL North Cherry street.
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Opinions OF the supreme Court.

The Legal Profession, Magistrates interested, will
bear mind that the UIoS AMERICAN the papers
authorized by law to publish the opinions of the supreme Court
the same furnished by Attorney General
the State. We publishing the opinions Of the Court
at its recent session Jackson rapidly they hand.
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when he viii be pleased to sec all his old friends and eus.ome
augl3d&W2w a. II. HICKS.
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There vas pelsct an 81 Baisy yarisaes as night and
ths crowd gave egers nianiitaon 81 leiPs hiz ees'
AnattEasti7e bsll 3 presented sor toalEhi. -
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no our CITY Subscribers.

We desire to have paper delivered regularly good
to city subscribers, and those who fsii receive this
will oblge by reporting the same at orr Office
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-20

I7We authorized announce Dr. 6. A. J. MAYTIID
candidate Alderman from the Third Ward ensuing
niCipal election. auglstd
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Four Horse Mail Coach.

TTNHE only Lincoln county, running regularly three times
week and hack, from Fayetteville TullahOma; leaving
Tulahoma Monday ugssy and Friday; in Fay
ettcvle Tuesday Thursday saturday. connect mail
Pan ettevile aud e Tulaoma and for the aC1uoil-
passengers J. b. Smith. agent, TuaHoria. Good
and careful drivers Tie fare through only two dollars
ivl-wtf l0WN u TAYLOR
LARD! LARD!l
n - BBLS. Fumily Lgrdin Store and t.r salclovrv
Rl IEIl,ESS & BROS
auoTE lfrO4T
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Persons desiring copy OF the Acts and Laws Of the late session
Legsa have them forwarded to point deg
mated, by sending Office the Of s2OO they pro
cure the Public Acts alone nicely bound by sending $780,
Please send in your orders an carly day. and be supplied.
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We tke pleasure in directing attention e thafsrtsaneal q
Mr. B. r. BETTY 70 be found in sis paper he comes hgh
Ie.ozsndai for his ltsray classical aitunmeat and
eIninently qusIihei Tor the position Of te9cber
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-20

The orssnsvilo Dszs0ca esonts the corn crop along he
line Of the railroad between Knoxville and That place suffering
greatly fo sToug and fears are entertained Chat Il IS eTIas
uenslyini,uc
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IN CHANCERE AT GAINSBoRO,.
George W Peak aud Jsns: fs5S calela. n-s-,


Ceor-c W Peak aud Jsmcs Peak Cornelius Wtz-r-af
tachmcnt Bill
On motion 81 the compliments by their solicitor. and
peang the satisfaction of the Clerk and MASTER M
allegation in coupaiaan b which Is sworn TO. tt the a
f-ndaut, Cornelius MAXWELL nonresident Of % the State
Of Tennessee Il ordered that publication he made for ioUrsa
weeks in The Lon aud di7eT3clR, aueWsa published
in the city OF Nashville, requiring said defendant TO appear
the next Of the Chanccry Court be held for the county
Il Jackson the House the town Of GssbOro, the
inst Wednesday after the first Monday February next TO
swer conpanants said bill, the will lc taken Tor
fessed and down for hearing Qgzte,
prs fec SO ". H Bolts, c. An
Shelby Pharis Alexander Ceilings and Ohes-Oginal Bill
an motion OF complainant l bis solicitor and st appearing
the satisfaction OF the CLERK and Master, from the ad
davjt Of complainant which fled that the defendant cNsn
GctnC sally GCttng- Christopher Clark, Nanda Clark
and shelby Ps, residents Of the Of Tennes
It Is ordered that publication he made Tor four successive
weeks IN the onion and 1aIca newspaper published II
Nashville, Tennessee requiring said defendants 10 appear at th'
OF the Chanccry Court he held for tic county
Jackson, the Court House Gainsb0rO The
rst Wednesday after the FIRST Monday in February next,
swer compliments BILL the will be taken for confessed
jy5i-T1 Prs fee s. WI BoTTs, c. an.
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Foreirn -.


New YouK, Aug 19--Fhs steamer Cityof Wash
ington has arrived with Liverpool dates Of the fourth
tits reported that England has given satisfaction
to Spain in the matter Of cruisers in the Cuban va
ters. and that the Cabinet at Washington expresses
satisfaction at the seton Of tho Cuban authorities
There are vague reports If the capture Of Mems
Sahib.
NV ORLEANS, aug. H. Cotton sales 2. 500 bales
market arm; Red Wheat 80; Western Mess Pork sd
vanced l2l cenis-18 IS. Deaths from fever
Wednesday, 49,
NEw York, Aug 19.--CottOn firm; sales 200
bales; Middling, Uplend, Il 10 Flour closed wish
an advancing tendency; Western Red Wheat 20;
White / %; Corn, mixed, 73a96; White s2aS5
Mess Pork II, %; Lard tult llfalls; Bacon quiet;
Sides SlssS Shoulders ese6li TslloW and Sugar
firm; Coffee quiet.
CrSoIHsATr, Aug. 19.-Fiour s0a5 90; Whisky
%; Wheat advanced cents; Gals advanced / cent;
Linseed Oil 70.
ST Lows, Aug 19-The Mississippi Missouri
and nlinoisrive are falling rapidly. The UPPER
Mississippi is rising. G--
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 10 The river is falling with
81 feet water in The canal.
MEMPHIS, Aug 19.-The Great Southern Mail
was sent through here yesterday. The Memphis
Packet Company have got the contrast for four
years. The salute ordered by the city government
in honor Of theAtlaniic Telegraph, was fred to day
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We Learn from the Eogersvle 1saspszdet that man BY the
asueo Isaac sB vas arrested Hancock county fo passing
c9Upseriss and eoaanesi e jaai BOeeyis Upon
searching his house, SO5 in counterfeit virginia notes utsfoun
The fRdsperdo7t aiakstaer gpsrly organized hand q
oounserisrs extending tough the mountain regious East
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live authorized to announce THOMAS HAZE candidate
for Mayor at the ensuing municipal election. -
1--we authorized to announce Sen. B. T. Grammar as
candidate Tor Mayor at the ensuing election.
auE4-td
IL We auborized TO NosEs SINGLETON as
candidate for Mayor, the ensuing municipal election
june 9-dti. FL. HEE q. .. w.