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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28
CI.ARKsvILLE AND PARIs VII COACH

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TWILL make regular trips three times week EGA[sa
w from Car ksyiIle Paris. Leaves CaT ks es5sEs
vile on NrDdry. Wednesday and Friday at one
O'Clock, and arrives at Paris at O'CLOCK same Nes
erf with NE Canlen and Richmond stages will also connect
with the Daily Line Coaches from Paris to the junction OF INC
Memoirs Road Mobile and Ohio Raroa when Inc viii
he under way by November. Returning leaves fars Iue
iay THURSDAY saturday O'Clock a. NJ ana ~
Crsyiea at o'clock evening to connect WIN ue Ns
Vile Uopkiusyie and Russelvilte Stages Inc me LEVY
fitted out comic rabe coaches gold mol ses anu
for the accommodation Of passengers. The o ~
lie will DO thankfully received. The stage once Is ke ~ ny
Washington HOTEL Clark-vle Union Inn Dover Gn3 On i'
Paris. lsepli-w4t I. l. -
FATHERL.AND.
ON THURSDAY, the lst October next, the premises
propose bring of great sale Of Lots in TINS most Ou
fu addition u Edseheld 80, =. s,o
Bills with ful particulars TERMS &C., will be issued ~ que
time. toept- III 4. v = LIN
THyORACCO.--5O boxes Longhon and Armseads sqIeTio
B Tobacco, for sale very low TERllASS BfsOIhhf'S
N EMHJOIENS.--3OO DsmUohns, to gallons, for sale
4 Inv TERRASS BROTHERS
Il. T4ANEER 81 CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCEES, AND DEALERSLN
/ Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
Ne .. MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE TENN.
\ EUANON MILLS FLOUR.-we have been made
AGENTS for the sale the Leauod Mills Flour, which Is :
I've bv now in store large supply made OF White hhea''
/ when we ", va '''' " CARTER. MCKAY & CO.
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Bank of West Tennessee, at
49, MEAIPHIS-The notes Of this Bank will be
redeemed at the Union Bank Of Tennessee Nashville. Lwdtw
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28

NB-SI o. and postage stamps enclosed to any authorized
AGENT will insure bogIeof the Pills by return mail.
sold wholesale and retail by Berry Demoyille, and G. W Hen
dersho:t, Agents for Nashville ldeod&Wy
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HARPER,s MAGAZINE AND DICKENS,
HOUSEHOLD WORDS for ooioheI iqstTsesvs'i
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28

The Gslaiin Examiner learns that JOHN NJ. HENIY,
of that vicinity died on Tuesday night, the list
inst, after an illness of but few hours. BE was
as well during the day usual, though he had been
slightly complaining late in the afternoon. About
bedtime he was taken very violently with spasms'
and shortly after the arrival of the physicians died
in great agony. The case is, altogether mysterl-
Gus one The deceased was highly respectable
member Of the Presbyterian Church, of large con
necton with our best families in good circumstances
and man Of great energy and industry The sud
denness of his death has induced pOst-mortem eK-
animation, the result Of which not yet assceraned
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28
A SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT.

LUST received from New Orleans, q fine and fresh J assortment of confcc,ionares consistngn part of
 Nugat and Star Candy: Cordial Drops; Fine Sugar Almonds Large Drops: Sugar Almonds; Large Cor dial Drops: Fruit Crystalized; hite Burnt Almands; Cream Drops; Way Sugar; Voins Rock Candy hoar- hound Candy; Iujube Paste; English Walnuts; (. x. Nutts; Almonds. FIherts. Cocoanuts: Pine Apples. Lemons Oranges Banannas, Prunes. Drums, Figs Rasins; Pow'd Sugar, LozengeS, Fancy Candy, sam pies aSsd Candy; Fine Tobacco, Fine Sesars; Cor dials: Fine Pickles: Moas>es L. Syrup Citron, Cur rents: Smoking and F. c. Chewing Tobacco; Sugar; Rio Coffee: Stal Candles: Indian Soap.
 We have also just received from Philadelphia so lbs assd Almonds fine Yellow Lemons, fine Fil- bertS, red and white, assd Caraway Seed, Aniseed. red and white. ass'd Drops. Fruit Drops and Jelly Cake Cordials ass'd Almonds. fine Mint Drops rei and x li5e Chocolate Almonds; Cherry Kernels Cor dial Carrots Ras berry Balls. asS'd Lozenges Ctron Strings fine Cinnamon t-s d Crystalizsd Fiuits Jim Crows Apricot Paste. Single and Double Roses. Rich Cracking Secrets. French. . Cracking, Damaud-. Frames Grimaces. Sugar Figures. Amour Roses, Apricot Con>erves. Crystalized Bonbon Cordial, Cream Candy. Cordial. otra berry. Chocolate:
 CREAM Assorted Gum Drops Extract ot Lemon Vanilla Strawberry, Pine Apple. Fiiberts, Cream Nuts. Tarragona Almonds, Creno5le Walnuts, Prunes Currants Citrons. Stick Candy-makirg the best assortmeni theconfectionery fine ever brought to this city. WM. SIltH x CO-
 Nov. 10 1857.
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$ EELBY COLL EG E sUEIRTYILLE. KY. 1858

THE uudersig gncd takes pleasure in being able to 1 inform the friends and patrons oi education through ut the soul | and south west that shelby LUiegc is HOW conl lee n ali Is parts and tai stu ,.euts for a' V class in College Vr iu the Grammar Sch oi viii 5e received on the t'tt Asaday .n Sep temOer.
 For heal,hincss of location beauty ot scenery and prospect. and al tie comforts of home, ths Institution i- not surpassed. le College building wei turlii-he wi,i. air! rooms. aud surrounded With amPle lis2 grounds
 The ui4ailers 4a morals of the students are spe- ca. and e.Ia> ou ec,> Q. attention. rom the con stant and pers, laI oversight of tie President and meHhyr- of ;he faculty l-ii of whom 4ite one ialuilA tis lnstuti0 presents superior adN ta-eS
 .Al ainpe 4nd able corps o' llsVIut,ls is couuect cd with the College: who. nut oiy perform. bly, and faithfully. ihe Academic duties f he lnslituuon: u. arsi>r t.Ie Pre~id,nt in forming. training and guiding te moral aud social habits oi tAe pupils en- trusted to sneir care.
 Tie sud, of the English Lsguage. the Classics and Mathematics always receive the constant and fithiui attention that ther importance demands History, English Literature Rhetoric. Criticism and Chemistry. are taught faithfully. as necessary 10 substantial and sufficient foundation ior the pursuits of after fife. The Institution is supplied with fine Laboratory-vith the Instruments for Surveying anl Engineering. and with one of the best OOserva- tories in the country.
 In connection with the Collere. and under the su- perutendeuce of the President and Faculty. there is a Grammar School in successful and louTshiugcon dition l. s open for boys of all ages. and embraces d course eXicnriye enough 10 give good bu-inesS education. all he qualifications necessary to en- trnnce upon ;lle ceilegiaIe nIse. The government viii be is heretofore nil. aud pa,ernal. An account of the merits aud denei'7 Of each by vii be sent Io hi- parcuS guardian aj Jhc end of each month.
 r is eurnestly reeoInnlendcd ly the President that each studelt Ilat i.rIIl-ea.en,s yo SUb~elibe for some go r lal-T ulet'. A Ioem ], about to be ltIe4 ul for tle exclusive purp,sc ot a Reading Room. where e.! alcls. lVlodit.ds ctr.. viii be de- poslted siu 1itl To D. o e4e anis .i all l!neH tinscc of this suggestion Is raInety urged upon pa rents anu guAlll..t-~.
 The terms ,r ho4rl. f-u he'd room tuition. wash ing, fuel a,d sh, for the sy-sion oi moltls $200. halt payable on inc fist of September, and the balance ou ihe ,,Ist .f'Fobruary following.
 NM. J. WALLER. T5esdieat.
 Applications 10 be made to lie Rev. Dr. Waller, Shebyyiie Kentucky.
 Shelbvyile Ky. Mnv l.. 1858 6m
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PROCLAMATION BY THE Coy1--
 The State of Art hNt

To THE SHERIFFs or THE syvrp,,
 SAID STATE Greeting: 'orNrly ! VXY HEREAS. The constitution ona w State of Arkansas require rbst "u laws Of ton shall be held therein, on the srss sgemnera e August next Aohdal
 Therefore. I, ELIAS N. Coxw.v o. State of Arkansas, do declare and mala terncr of such general election will he held in tl lAh"sR counties of this State, on the said rs. ,,feSls August 1858; that k to say. in the conr,; Ni'aa ing the Tt Congressional District for I ieS ts one Representative to the tiirtv siy,b 5''e ~ ceee the United States; and in the ca6utas a Nong1s second Congressional District for ,bs elol. Representative to the thirty sixth C,sleh CS,,V.leh o ! United States. Nsiess 0il
 Also, for the election of one Judge or n Court. in and for the Second Juli,i.I c me CiI one Judge of the Circuit Courtin "' nnI z sCrcait Judicial Circuit, and for the electcn os tle fiae dttaneg fir he Slate in each of ih. Ds fns circu; in the State. .. SIX luiI Also for one Srate Senator from oo., lowing Senatorial Districts. to-wi,: A oi the Washing , TOT on. T 'p''su Of the eoul,, Benton ton and Madison. '''u O' the 'oonais Marion and Searry. '- 0' a'apaae
 From the 10th District, eomposed of ,h 
 l From tie lth District, eomp6sel oe :, of Randolph and Greere, VI 'A' eopi
 Fror tEc 18th District composed Of n ! of St. Francis and Poiusett 'ne couS | From the l4th DiS'r'ct, composed & ! of Crireuden and Mississippi. 'N' e1l. From the 18th District composed ,s ',
 of Jeifer>cn Arsars,s and be ia. "e cou,,
 From the l5th District comp >al os +. i of Pulaski and Prgi'it ''e conn From the 2,'th District, conpos.d os, l If OHtchita and C.,ihcun 'Ao eo1S
 From the 2lst District. comro.aio.-
 of Union and Columbia Ne eQl, From the 22d pi-t'i {. composed or ..
 of Clark Pike ana falk. "'7 eor-i
 From the 2Sd District compos d ofu
 Hampstead. Seyier ala Ia'uyese. ''aales
 And. also Tj uefuher- Of tue .iorso,sn
 tatvcs Of the next Gcn,rHl Aa<r.a. ~. '1s.iss from the 54 counti in the State a. 'Is N
 From rho ptttnr- Inf ri-.t, d. .. '''"s
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28
CURES GUARANTIED!!
Rev. Peter Culp. M. ID.

SoNERvILLE, TENN, May If, 1857. Dr. J. A. CLoPToN, Huntsville, Ala: D ear Sir:- 1t affords joy inexpressible to inform you that your invaluable Ointment has afectually cured Il cancer my wie's face. of F or l3 years standing For some time previous to getting your Ointment her face had been very much unframed, and at the time we made the first application she was suffering a great deal. We applied the Ointment according to directions, eight ten days after which the cancer healed very fast, and soon well, and has heen ever since, about year now.
 Previous to using your remedies. my wife had used numerous things every making her cancer " orse We learned from Mrs Hix Lagrange. that you cured a cancer on her nose of 22 years standing. and one ou Mrs Chrstiana Moores face of 3D years standing would be glad to get two boxes like the one l used Should you send them, will forward the money by return mail.
 Respectfully, PETER GULF, M. D. Pamphlets containing testimonials ef the highest character will be forwarded to any that may wish them.
 Scrofllla Ulcers. Sore Legs arl al diseases of the skin cured Medicines forwarded by mail. Testi monialS can be seen at thi- office.
 Address J. \. CLOPTON. M. D.. De-, < 1857 HgntSriIle lila.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28
CAMDEN HIGH SCHOOL.
J. A. STANLEY, A. B. princ59al. NJ GASTFFI 4zstsf,UE

-
 N. L. CASIEEL. ASststiat. rEyHlS Institution las recently been placed in charge \ ot the a5oye mentioned instructors. The Prin- eipai is graduate of the University of Georgia at Athens lie brings hatteiing testimonials of >cho- larship from the Faculty of Frankfort College Tie Principal has enip.o, cd, his assistant Mir. NJ. L. C:steel gentleman Ot aniahle qualities and fully competent t. ke chalgc of the studies y heh wi be under his supervision Mir (. has taught very sue ce>fuls. for the last two wears at Ten Spring Ch;.l e This school affords very superior udN ant,gcS for the attainment "f i liberal education. l. s needless to urge tliS enc chcned day the necessity of mental culture. All classes of men perfectly under stand its imp rtAnce. I be history of mankind abundantly shows thai the seat ot empire never fails Tn the end 10 follow the seat ut intel ectua power- Nor is high degree of mental development less need ful to indiyiduai success. lie who would command awort.iy and Gignihed position among lisfelow- men, expect to do only, by the cultivation of noble virtues and by intellectual superiority. These eevnle men to places of distinction and profit To him. therefore who is anxious for his own success or for the Snccess of his children iu life the argument in behalf of finished and useful education. appeals wi h overwhelming force.
 The Camden High School offers capital induce rnents young men who wish to pGrsue a Classical and Scientific Course. While the design of the in- structors will be at all events mpar useful knowI edge, they will foster in every student, dignity of behavior and manlines~ If bearing. Text bookr regard outlines of any subject hence our reoiations will be cnlareei by frequent and elaborate lectures. Camden k one of the most pleasant and prosperous citesin Sonth Arkansas. Good board can be had at $l0 C Sl , month. Our school building Is connexions and comfortable. With SO many sd. vantages in uuri4sor earnestly expect the patron age of al apraetia'iNe pubic. onr present session began tie 23d Nov. Thc institution i> established permanent basis. Our term> are, per session of five months. $l0@5O, according to the studies pur sued. French (extTa) Slo.
 Pupils charged from time of entrance. No deduc- tions except tnr untyoidable pr"yidgl,ial causes.
 BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
 JAMES HINTON. Pfesaent
 R. A. Getaway Ferdinand Williams.
 REFERENCES.
 Hon. Howell CObh. of Ga. Sec. |. s. T.
 Hiram Warner, formerly Judge Supreme Court, Ga
 lion. II. ". Tillarl of Alabama.
 B. ii. Hill of Ga.
 '' l. J. Gartrell. NJ. c. Ga
 A. Church. D. D. President of Franklin Col lege, Ga.
 Dr. E.J. Bacon. Camden.
 Dec. Is. iS51. l2ni-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28
Portable and Stationary s T F A M E N G l N E 5
HOARD & SONS

SOUTHERN Depot for the States of Louisiana C Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee. Arkansas and Texas is established at No. 70 Gravier street. New Orleans where the subscriber, who is sole agent for the above States, is receiving from eight to sixteen every month of sizes from to 5+ horse power, of these celebrated Engines. which, after test of nine wears of upwards of 500 Engines in all the States of the Union-all giving the most complete satisfaction. as being the only Portable Engine having cylin- der boiler which is all utilized heating sur- face and perfectly accessible inside and out for cleaning; requires no brick work to put them in operation special skill to set them up, and but the smallest proportion of fuel to run them.
 Also constantly in store, Sash and Circular Saw Mills; Straubs Iron Frame Corn and Flour Mills; Newell Cotton Screws. for steam or horse power Carver Improved Gin Stands with Shafting. Pulles, Stands Boxes and Bolt>, ready to it out complete at the shortest notice Steam Cotton Gins Saw Corn and Flour Mills which can be lut in operation in few days ater being received Descriptive pamphlets with lO testimonials, will be sent by mail to any ad dress. SAMUEL Ii. GILMAN,
 70 Gravier street. New Orleans.
 Aup o5 1857, lv.
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Prepared by Dr. J. c. AVER, Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
 $lOO REWARD.

ASCAPED from my plantation in Chicct co ,9A Point Warthington P. O., Mss on the night -N of the 18th of May, 1858 likely Negro man named Lewis Ball, of light or ginger bread color straight and well made about feet 10 or Ii inches high Ia her fuil beard. worn in goatee style is plausbe good talkcr about ga wears old was raised in or near Danville, Ky. by the Balls f1~
 Said negro was confined at the time under strong eirynmsianca, evidence for having burned my gin7 house. He left under the belief. no doubt that he would be hung. and will make desperate efforts to get far from here as possible and will be hard to take Has beeniaw several timcs before. and re- fused to tell his owners name; is had negro; has made his brags to my negroes that he had killed negro Tn Kentucky in Il Christmas spree. He was ndfferertiy cad in common plantation clothes. had recent whip marks Iwillgive the above reward of One Hundred Dollars for his delivery to me on my plantation. as above named.
 June 22, '5s. 37stf NATHAN ROSS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28
Chicago, H., May I, 1857.
NEW FOUN lsY |,

THE undersigned k now prepared to do any kind l of work i'll the line of Cast Iron usuallv wanted for Mills. Gins etc.: also Pow Points of various patterns snch as Hall aud Spears Averys and others " anything in his line" He is also prerared t., make patterns of any description fer Mill work etc.. that may be called for, at reasonable prices. lis thorough acquaintance with the business in all of its departments, enables him to feel confident that he vii. be Iiberaly patronized.
 Gin Gear 5 cts Der pound and other work in pro- portion noi exceeding Memphis prices.
 Foundry on Main street, near A. !. Wards Car riage manufactory- WM. DRAKE.
 Ii.tia I,o4.- Jnna
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28
HENRY JACOBI, Beok.seler, Beck Binder. s!atiener Blank Book
 Manufarturer.

| $ prepared, on an enlarged scale to execute all | kinds of Book binding. in the latest and most improved style. Having engaged the services of two enabled 70 exeente all work entrusted to him with neatness and despatch
 Giving this branch of his bs-iness his personal at tento, he guarantees all his work to be excelled m els south fer eleapile-s and superiority. fine assortment of Stationery. Blank Books. Music. etc always on hard, and he IS constantly receiving ad- dilions to his already large stock of Standard Worl School Books. etc - -, - " ' - Ae' hen anything in his line is called for an no, found on hand he will order i at once. Gail and sas him at his new store. on Markham Street. two doors aoose ?. u. Ircknxss April l3s 1853
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28
w LCE IN s T I T T T E |,
 VAN RUREN. ARKANSAS.

VIE take pleasure in announcing to e-
 W parents guardians and the friends 1ess/Ss A of e,luca ion generally that the spring SsSsss< si session of this institute commenced on szz.0s.src the 2lth ot Jauuary. and will continue t"ent, -ohe weeks.
 No pain. will be spared in furnishing d. ample ia eiIi,ies for the acquisition ot Knowledge thorough mental discipline and mr4i training of those enlrus- ted m our aud supervision can be obtained in anv cele.c cast or west. ..4
 An arran cement has heen made with citizens ana ,,rorrlq rs ot boarding houses bN hieh ll letIou> to sending wards to boarding ~eiloois are re moved. therefore parents need have no fraIs ai' prehepsioas in regard t. the morals If theIr 'rh, arrangement .sityely prohibits rVndent from tr.euelitiiig places having demoraIz.hg tendency nor will they be allowed [" gpead thrr re Tcatlon honrs in l,i eiing alou the StieetS. Students rom a distance are iIuperaiyeIN required to remain in their 4t nigh anu att9.d religion, Sar>iip on She 4bbath. his ins i.u ion i> situated ill 4 very
 hcaithy portion of the St.te c.>7ibIr ny the iys
 and everl stage iine, and possesses every advantage in regard to cheailess. couve fence and he-!ih. Thc preparatory department embraces peri ild ot twu wears. A thorough classical mathcma-It ana scientific has been carefully seiectcd which elnoraee, pe iod of f.ur colleague years.
 TERM PER SESSION OF TwENTY-oSE WEEKS. Primary Department. t......................Sl SlO % English Branches. ..--.........--.......- 10 VN M alematlCs. .........-........ 2o o7 Latin and Greek Ldngua uageS............... p Oe Matriculati,n fee per scholar. pp Students charged from date of entrance. and no deductol maceexce tin of protractei sickness. The Faculty viii b. competent and complete. REV P A. MOSES 4 B., P,esident.
 For furt her particulars address the President. April i. iS5s. 4uI.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28
RANAWAY- se5 REWARD.

LNSCAPED from my premises on the nlsnsE EL of the sd of January last negro niaii e9,'N 9 'N the following description. to- wit JIM. ae.o-,3 twenty two years. of dark complexion, feet " ssa. inches high eAdS and writes very well. quick and of god apperaaec lis manners are qnlleFs,, possessing and well calculated tu deceive the uh"ai hsi
 When last heard from, said negro was in he nss s borhnoi of Little Rock. Arkansas. and from tiN'' he win doubtless make efforts to reach kansaI sil
 reward of s25 will be given any one who s,I arest said negro Jim, and safely confne bim tssT my further orders DAVID McCkANiS VERNON, LA. March 9e. lsss ]. 2s-tf
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28
" Q TT c . TO LEY Es. toNTisAGrORs.

ENICTTfNE OFFlCL,
 .s.odna} Iasd Dc artlaeat
 Little Rock, Ark, juy ,. l'9'I S7NIlE high water having interfercd with. and K II sneh u considerable ,ng Of time. arrcsVo, work cf constructing many imporant leyees' 51 p contractors. under the act o tho General As><A,s approved l3:h January lS57. ha b und thehS. to complete either b for. by the fist day ef as. lS5S, l, ELIAS \. GVNsAY Eeyefuor of the S', Arkansas have deemed l. just d d eNIeGielt .He e. such contractors should he alo0ed additional I., ., and they are hereby notified that they shan % until the first day ot Jaauarr. 1859, ''.i plete the levee> whi h they cnn,racte3 under ig ael, to construct either before or by the tist a' August. ls5S. v By the Governor: ELIAS N. CONWaf ] D. kINBELi.. swamp Land Secy. 3s-Ss; .asg~ The sta,e Rights pelnocfat" at h's'' will l.ublish tlc above notice weeks.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28
24o Acres Bottom Land for Safe.

WILL sell my place on the Arkansas river north IL side. miies below Little Rock containing 240 acres. about 60 acres improved. 1 comfortable log houses on it. This is good a of land as can be found the river and is entirely above overflow
 For further par ulars inquire of the subscriber on the premises, or address him at Little Rock.
 July l4. 1858. If JOHN DENT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28
N 0 T ICE

COMMITTED to the jail of Polk county n V Ark, two negro men, W he say thcirnaIne are Peter and David. l'eter l. about - year> ot age, five feet or ilthes high, of aNAe color hss scar on his nose, he saYs done by an A David is about 9 years of age. five feet D q. iuehts high, of dark color. ha, scar in bis ln head. Sad negroes say tly beong to WE Heron. of Asbley county. Ark The owner oi r negroes is hereby notihcd to cone and prove s5 negroes pay all chs,Igcs o hersise they will tsa" with as the law directs
 GEORGE s. TURRENTlNk June 9. '5s. ss-s,n. JaiT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28

All persons having pre- empdon rights to any DOT 'lon oi the above Lands are advised to make proof hereof. and payment, before the day above de,igna- ed, otherwise thtir'ri sfts win he forfeited
 HENRY d. POWERS. k cister.
 r. T. CAUTCHFiELD, Receiver Land Office Little Rock 2l~t .luly le5s 5w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28
SEND IN YOUR ORDERS.

| SILEY'S Mill having now d head of water Il which will probably la>i for years, is fully pre- pared to
 Grind Wheat. Corn, and fill all bills ior Lumber. Will pay market prices for Wheat derered at the Mill.
 Grinding days Monday and Tuesday of each week Auril IT Off II C. ASHLEY