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Only One Brick Upon Another.

Edwin was one day looking at a large
building which they were putting up just
opposite bis fathers house. He watched the
workmen from day to day as they carried up
the brick and mortar aud then pIac them
in their proper order. His father said to him:
Edwin, you seem to be very much taken
up with the bricklayers; pray what might
you be thinking about! Have you any
notion of arning the trader
"No" said Edward, smiling, ''but l was
just thinking what little thing a brick il,
and yet that great house is built by laying
one brick upon another
"Vtry true, my boy. never forget il. Just
so il is with all great works. All your learn
ing is only one little lesson add d TO another.
II man could walk all around the world. it
would be by putting one foot before the
other. Your whole lie will be IN de up of
one little moment after another Drop add d
TO drop makes the ocean,
Learn from this not To dispise little things.
Learn. also, not to be discouraged by great
labor. The greatest labor b1com easy if
divided into parts. You could not jump
over a moaI lin. bat st.p by I AK : you 10
the other side. Do not fear, Tbs reiore 10 ut
tempt great things. Always rem mber that
the whole of the great building is only one
brick upon another.
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CHINESE COOLIES IN CUBA.-Four cargoes
OF coolies, comprising nearly three thousand
individuals, recently arrived at Havana,
where thy met with a ready sale at from
three hundred dollars TO three hundred and
seventy-iiye dollars each, according 10 their
sanitary coalition on arrival. Other large
shipments are known to be on Tie way, and
il is stated that orders have been sent to China
Cor ten thousand 20 be shipped this year. A
Havana letter writer says il is astonishing TO
see how these Celestials get hold Of dl.crent
branches OF trade formerly monopollzed by
Galatians. In the vicinity Of Cardenas many
grocery stores are now owned 10y them, while
they completely mOnopolized the hueksteriug
busiaess. They ure also generally successful
In getting wives, aud large numbers have
consented TO be- baptized nainly on this ac-
count; otherwise the church would not grant
them the necessary license.
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You X Used Me.
opsd low on your

You kissed mel Ny head had dropped low on your
breast,
With feeling Of shelter and infinite rest;
Flushed up, like fame, from my heart 10 my cheek
Your arms held me fast-ohl your arms were so
bold,
Heart beat against heart, in their passionate hold
Your gances seemed drawing my soul through my
ores,
As the draws the mist from the 10 the Skies
And your lips chung mine til prayed in my bliss,
They might never uncasp from that raptuous kiss
You kissed me My heart and my breath and my
will, rsk tsa ga -
In delirious joy for the moment stood still.
Life had for me then no temptations-no charms
No vista Of pleasure-outsde Of your arms,
And were this instant angel, possessed
OF the glory and peace that are given the best,
would fling my white robes unrepningly down,
And tear from my forehead its beautiful crown,
To nestly once more in that haven of rest,
With your lips upon mine, and my head on your
breast.
You kissed me Ny soul in a bliss so divine,
Reeed and swooned ike foolish man drunken with
wine,
And thought 'twere delicious 10 die then if death
Would come while nay mouth was yet moist with your
breath;
'Twere delicious to die if my heart might grow cold
With your arms wrapt round In that passionate
fold,
And these are the questions ask day and night:
Must my life taste but such exquisite delight
Would you care your breast my shelter as
them
And if you were here, would you kiss me againf
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A Well Told story.

Harper's Magazine records the narrow es-
annihilated by hard-shcll opponent in Rus
sell county, Alabama:
THAT excellent missionary, Brother -,
was teaching the cUlored p ople out of Cate
chsm, No. teaching them at the plantation
and at Andrew Chap Ia good work, which
he did well and the people appreciate it. We
say the peOple-not all however. A Hard
Shell Baptist preacher, Elder W, got wiud
of strange doctrine and rais d the alarm. He
made an appointment and the NJ. thodists (as
they always do gave him the use of their
chap | to use up the Catechism. The elder
took it into the pulpit and hammered it well,
especially on the fl SHY revelations.
Several of the Methodists were on hand.
Sister C. spiritediy d 1clared that her mind
was not changed at all. The missionaries
should still teach her servants out of the Cat
echism, if they would. But the elder had
things his own way against the Catechism,
until B, seated away back, wide-awake,
and very shrewd man spoke out:
"'S.r, do you kaow that you are speaking
and inveighing against the laws OF your coun-
try? You have read the title page of the Cat
echism; now read what's on the other side of
that leaf, if you please"
Reads: Entered according to the Act of
Congress, IN the year OF our Lord, 1871, 10y
John Early TIL re, continued B, who
saw the confusion and dismay of the elder,
and followed mp his advantage before the con-
gregation. you see that book has passed both
Houses Of Congress, and been duly authoriz d.,
and here you are trying to raise up the people
against it,"
The elder felt his position an awkward
one for good citiZ 3n-gave it up-the Cate
chsm was victorious! 1t was paper bullet,
but brought down the game.
"Atterward B was complimented, in
company of friends on having found an argu-
ment. though no argument at all, that fit, d
the calibre of his antagonist, aud saved thu
case. Hush! now" said he, implUringly; Il
really thought at the time il was sound ar
gument, and that both Houses OF Congress had
approved the Catechism'
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The committee of conference on the Kan
siis bill met this morning. Dir. English sub
United proposition similar 10 that iRdcatt d
in yesterdays dispatch. The Senate commit
tee ask, time 10 consider il Another meeting
was appointed FIR O'Clock =.
Second Dispateh.-Mr. Engllsh's bill is still
under Consideration by the Senate committee
OF conference with q fair pre- pect OF ultimate
agreement. Many consid r this already Ger
tain. Seward and Howard dissented. The
several political parties were this AFTERNOON
| and are tonight much interested In privately
discussing the probability OF the success Of
the measure. but no definite opinion thereon
can yet be found. IL Is probable that the COM
mittee Of conference wall report tomorrow.
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REaARKABLE SIGnr-DEscl NJ Oh A BoIr or
FIRE.-The y. y. JogrHai states that while the
New York and Worcester train, connecting
with the steamer Commonwealth, was passing
Santick Yesterday morning, bail OF light
ming as large as the two fists Of a man de-
scended. raa along the telegraph wire. and
exploded with report a. loud as a cannon.
The wire was CONSUMED, and the posts within
u space Of half a mile were shivered from top
Ia bottom The passengers on the train were
greatly alarmed, - the ball of dFewas all the
tine In sight, and thu explosion seemed as Il
b aeath the cars. Had the traia been under
be wire il must have been strnek.
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In Chanc ry at Wav"rly, I mn.
APRIL RULES, 1858.
Original and Amended Bill.

y n j.
rs Original and Amended Bill.
II. B. Smith ct ais
TN this cause, on motion Of compliments by their
Attorney AMI il appearing ID the satisfaction of the
Clerk and Master that the resi- cnce Of the defendants
Jacob Groves, JOHN Groves and Sarah Groves heirs
at law OF John II. Groves decd is not KIN Il the
compainants; il is therefore Ortered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the Nashville
Patriot newspaper published IN the city of Nash vile
Tenn, requiring the said Jacob r. Groves John Groves
and Sarah Groves appear before the Chancellor Of
our Court OF Chancery for the county of Humphreys,
at the term of said Court be held WaVer-
ly, sail county, the LIST Thurs iay after the 3rd
Monday in September next and plead, answer or de-
muir 10 complainants bill amended the same
will be taken for confessed and for hearing parte
to them. Witness, DAVID r. OWEN, c. X NJ, nf our
said Court, at Office the LIST Monday in April, 1858.
apr22-w4t ID. K. OWEN c. IN
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HuRRIcASE.-" We learn" says the Cuth-
bert Reporter. that destructive hurricane
passssl over the Western postioa OF this conn
" (Randolphl on last Sunday, doing eonssd-
cradle damage 10 houses. fences, tresT, &c.
la some instances houses we're nnro0ied, and
fences completely protrasted.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-23

A SroRN.-on last Sunday evening we were
visited With n very considerable st.4gIn, which
did = coed deal of damage Ia this vieiAity.
Il seems. however, thai we were not ia the
worst OF il, as We learn that bat a short dis
taDce east OF Us it created dreadful havoc, an
rootng houses. blowing down trees, fences,
&c. Mr.. W. Reid aad AF- II. headTiek. We
learn. are the worst snn'eneTs ia this llnmed.ate
yiciniiy.-- Wesl Tossf CSassA-
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Hem advertisements,
10000 ACRES OF LAND
For Sale.

T>OR sale 40 600 Acres of fine Land in Texas Titles
Il perfect Will he sold in a body, or in tracts of
$40 acres in league (442s acres) surveys Persons
wishing 20 make a good Investment woad do well TO
call and examine the plots and titles VIII be sold for
cash, negroes real estate near Nashville.
Enquire Of H. II. HAYsE < Co., or of A. V S LINDs
IrY anr23-df
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An IMPORTANT FAcrs-A rseent article 10
the London 1imSs reveals the important fac,
that tAe Gosernmaat y ksssiand ASS Z a. ca
iesapiafsoa 10 sssk fsr nslfaFy rerasis for faasl
aa.lss Ia Jsgs1as siases unhsak ara Aos "a Csn1-
d
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DESSOEUVvON.

VIE partnership heretofore existing under the style
i and firm OF CLIFTON ABBOTT. was dissolved on
the 9th inst, by mutual consent o. take effect the
end OF February, 1855 The business viii be oontinu
ed 10y CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT n Co. ~ Philadelphia.
All persons indebted o. the late irm prey Co the
2d oi February, 1855 Will please call Immediately (at
the old stand, No. Is Cedar street, and settle with
GEo. r. AmorT, who fully authorized 20 collect and
receipt for the same
In etiring from the firm ~ CLIFTON & AmrIT 7 take
great pleasure IN recommending u the Patronage Of
my friends, Mcssfs. CHToN, ALBRIGHT Co. a. gentle
men worthy Of confidence, aud solicit for them
tnuancc of past fisvors.
aprl3-tf GEO. r. ABBOTT.
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CHEAP FOR CASH.

TITO nAke ronm f9r sapsiies. slli 81 ny re-
IL n.zinlng Ssaek q HE4 ~ BOoFSs sffpAzS md
RR0zTA NS AZ ce<s far Cash ! have alss xaEaose
4 ala - L4DfES, MfSskS asf cfffLDkENS ssSar,
a rsdncsa presa Cal az cab ha-x.ls a ~ cless
srsst - - JQaS RAMA6E
spE5-g
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dissolution.

THE firm Of WHEELER & IVES having been disSov-
L ed by mutual consent SETH Wheel will continue
the business heretofore, ami he is alone authorized
to use the name Of the late firm in liquidation
SEIH WHEELER,
apr22-3t p. l. IVES.
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Change Of Schedule.
s ses sss3 o.
NASHVILLE AAD CHATTANOOGA RAlLR0lD.
To- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS -SEN
EACH WAY OVER TAE ROAD.

on and After THURSDAY. April sSh, ISIS Tie Pas
~ scBger frain Viii run follows
Leave SashyilIe caiy at A II and 2 r "
Arriving At Chattanooga Al 20 j. D. and l1s2e a d
Leaye Chattanooga Al lo-so a n aud % = N
Arrtxing al Nashville a. sl0 A. n. and $40 2 u
Passengers for the Fast va Niifninsta1i y q caA
leave Nashville On siglcT train, and make c>e cnh
ns-cttuns throughout va knoNNaic, lean ana
Lynehburs Va souia leave NashViile ns tiie mora
nag trala - make the ounaeetsaB
f,s-s-ns-rs fsf Memphis ieave Nashville On she r
n traia Wnich oaEnecf- Al steyeusoa sith n. G
llaiiflzi
Tlsasc for ArMznelii~ and sg4rta WI leave Nash-
vr aa the y A. train, Sh4ch euisuerts clsrriiy al
TsIialssua ~ifh the Tor McNnHsiiie he tsaza
zllch iesV-s HeAnBFiie a. AZ -, counerts with TIE
daY srasa suEn CzItAnoga sn1 arrives ~ AzstVe a
sie J.
Al Nashville fhcre daily eoan-ctseu wth bats
ff ~ Las Cincinnati flaiss lie Mea1rhis. New a.
lsans Ilstsburg ke AZ aiso azy hne q stages Tor
IssGssrllie-
Taru-h Tickets be procured a. tEe DEEPEST before
tle ssss1ng % the trAias, ir Ac1nntllc Hantsftc,
MrE1FAls Junctta Atlanta, hzeaa, AonsasrFy Gar
lestan ssv4nnAh Aagasla, wiiningtoa saa Anexxais-
4. L. ANDERSON
4pre-n General Escket Agcut
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LIE ANp TiAES OF AARON BURR BY J. Parton
FlFTTIN YEARS AHoSG The NoEsioNs. by Sw
Grcrn.
Nf-OIBs or : : TfstSuSS evols
ROMANTIC PASSAGES n SOUTH wEsTITES HISTORY
b. A. r. Meek
Essays N BIOGRAPHY AND CsTucisN ny PETER
EsyBe, n A
TfIREE DAYS IN nk3FHls ~ Dr. Ma UheInznn.
EiDFs ASD REN Efffs or EsoP SAITH D. MARTA
TuppeT.
THE AME1lcAS HISTORICAL REAnER ~ ,. L.
Tracy
For sale ~ ctiAS ". SMITH
APRIL "a al
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$500 Worth Of Fine Gold Jewelry
At ATCT ION

FT,fIE stock eoasisss e nne gold AMI silver Engsh
IL Lever, Dusaex. srlf nasng AEchor and = llader
Watrhcs
Tiils Cod Gard Vest and Fob Chains l. 2 and q,
Gazss tckets slceye Bultels studs Feld and silver
Pe1cs and fess; nne ~ JeaeFy, sach Cameo,
Soit stnze ft1Tentnr M1saic Lava faFa AT gold
Io8stsr NGh v5rirfy q psteF Ends usually kepf ~
ErE etaE1 Jr,refrF st1Fs The saie cuutDlrs every
esrnak unfa the eBeire stock i dtsi.Csea a.
CfsnasFy Nsrehaets ana etheFs are invited - exam
ae shiz srk hsfars fn1reh4zlnE eAzeshe 6ests -
private sale darnx ne day IS Sew Nerk "ho'esais
rsrss-S "A = - sESJ. =. siuELrs.
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NOR the OF Scrofula General Debility. and all
IL Disease, arising impurIii 81 the Blood and
the effects OF Mercury
>waim's panacea has been for more than thirty i've
years celebrated this country aud ia Europe Tor
extraordinary cures. some Of which too frightu
almost eaten up With Scrofula and deemed incur
able by physicians.
II has been used IN hospitals and private practice
AMI haas been recommended by the most celebrated
physicians aud ether eminent persons. Among uthrrs
by ". o. Gibson n. D., Pref Of surgery, Pom. I'M
vcrsity Valentine Mott, NJ. d, lrof. 81 surgery, y.
Y University ". f. Devices, NJ u, Prof. Md. Penn.
University T. Farke, NJ. d. President College fhys
clans, Philadelphia
The wonderful cures effected by Swaim's Panacea
have many years made valuable remedy
aud have occasiuned unprincipsd persons Initiate
thus impose the diseased and afflicted. Almost
daily Informed Of several who have been de-
ceiVed IN this CITY.
Swaim's Pan .cca in round bottles ngted lonrtud
nally with the following letters blown co the glass
m's-Panacea-Phnad
Having the name jas. SuatB. stamped the seal
ing and written GA the label covering the cork
aud splendid engraving n side OF the boltic by
draper Co. bank enEravcrs ia tlsc centre e
which portrait u the late Vim. swain, copy right
secured
n persons purchasing the Panacca N be careful 90
observe the above Caution, and that the Surdtsa
i CORRECTLY spelled, they ned not D. imposed on.
Prepared only at SWANS Laboratory the old stand
South seventh street, below Chestnut, Philadelphia
aud sold by all Druggists IA the uuited states.
GENERAL AGaNTs FOR THE L. $
SchieGeiin Brothers g. Co.
40, WILLIAM ST, NEW YORK.
aprzI -Tl4wlt
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
In Ewing's Addition.


DY virtue Of agreement between the undersigned
I'D we Will sell for the benefit OF the parties concerned
al Public Auction, the premises the highest bid
der Saturday, st day Of May next
lS5S. the lots described below IN Ewng's Addition
90 Nashville, Lots Nos. 20, n IS and % Ew-
ing Avenue, and F"gg street also Lots Nos l0l. I0,
los and lO4 Stevenson Avenue and Allison street:
Lots Nos. III, l22 i33, and l24, Netmore street.
Lots Nos. 1873 i2G, l27, and Us, Netmore Street
aud Stevenson Avenue. Lot Ne 3I5, on Ewing Avenue
aud High Street I4ts Nos %, 90. a. and e5, front
iag Allison Street, and intersectet by the Railroad
Lots Nos. 9, 10, IL, aud l., fronting on Stevenson
Avenue and Fogg Street and iutersectcd by the Rail
road.
The sale viii be without reserve, on a credit 81 II
months with interest from date, and notes with good
security payable IN Bank will be required and lien
retained ON the property.
ROBERT c. FOSTER, 3RD
iAn2-iA Y. X STEVENSON
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AN EXTENSIVE SALE
OF TREES, suRUBs, PLtNTS, ROOTS,
ONIONS, FLOWER SEEDS, ITC..
(Of all kinds and varleties.)
REM II SHIE ms

WILL sell on Friday morning, April 23d, at 10 o.
w clock, (at the store No. IS Cedar street, the
finest assortment Of Apple, Pear, Plum, Apricot and
Cherry Trees with Foreign and Domestic Vines, r. Sc
Bushes, Pinks and nahas Flowers Garden Seeds, &c,
&c D., that he has yet had the pleasure of Offering.
This stock imported from the Seine and Disc, by
Mr.. Felix Bamel, and VIII be found quite and very
desirable.
The ladies invited attend this sale. Catalo-
CUES will he furnished BENZ. +. SHELLS.
apr2l-tl
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Conanniff d to Hail

OF Davidson county, on the 18th day Of April, 1855
" Negro Man who says his name is BEN and that
lac belongs to Wills JAMES, of Giles county, Tenn
Ben he is "a years of age, weighs about 100 lbs
about five feet inches high yellow complexion
spare made. The owner requested To come forward
prove property, and pay charges as the law Gr, cts
THOMAS HOBSuN,
Jaor of Davidson county al Nashville, Tenn
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amnsements.
Crisp'S Gaiety.

MR. W n CRISP, has the honor Of announcing,
1Nl that this establishment viii be opened on MON
DAY EVENING, April 20, 1s5s, for a limited Opera
Season, when the highly distinguished
New Orleans Opera Troupe
will appear. The Box Once will be open on Thursday.
aprl9-td.
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MADAME La ROSE,

rI>HE world EeneNned poeuess and Goddess Of the
i Pt.aet rcz1eFs, has entered the city she car De
seen ~ No. IS, lni1n street, opposite Oaa Ienoes
Hall she can describe all diseases which afnict hu-
.saritv Iafses ID feeble hcalth particularly re-
9uestcd call fhousaIcs can teshfy 20 the moss
,.,tgfal cure. she Aas performed she all read -
y0u your lac and show Tie likeness 81 your istoro
coInissnsn DESERVES iFendz @na eneaies; can ot.ns
tlae scfaFEtr u,Gcf1cF; aBe speedy EiAfrAee-
Iislads have consutsi her with entire sstsiseuon
IAiics admitted frum A II. nntill =. A eenursaea
assrsA-flNa
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A L0r o. eAolcs klg.le Tgses jest 70 had ard ias
n sa.s ~ psblsl nZkJ. =. sliIi1s-
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A Fine Brit Carriage at Auction.
BENZ. i. SHIELDS

w III se - he stest bsader Cash, saturday
w I5Tnlng Alsrii -lgh, a L. c'rlcek handsome
..isFEo t@EF@ge, aos psssss1sly dAsPossa a.
apFls-t1
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so NEGROES WANTED.

WE al pay The hshesl Cash fT'e~ ios Pa" s"'~
aHif-u n N hNf-- : -
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WHITES COUNTERFEIT DETECTOR
For April,
SWaim's Celebrated Panacea.

just received by IA
aprs5-tI
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Ths' ~ have ~. most rc}sais ant AtrIse a..
i""fiN q" h~ W r-nsir yaior sat mem Of tue
'"IiTf kni aui N "rr caV -V,r, nan TO mater
30 liursnna1t~ pa,.-ssiuns cAn afuII, 81 fuu n
~ ~ mtsi col! ihr r. Ni violent Ihuncrt storms nj
i'r' rrfir'''y sure hat ~ h. has akrn The pfop.r
p'',auu'rs again., hrbtBing, his .h-ci. are per-
T., ' Ant thoroughly secure against all harm
We AL Construct NJ corp tot Ant putti upon
tuhlirgN iur ihtftS -tSs ctIts Ter loot With puts
'h'u'a''f' &C complete. IpsuTaGCs cOu paGIes
max" Ira>,uAti al. Wsrce ben The COPPER rod
spuI ~ TO buildings
A3dr.ss
CAMPBELL a LEE
Aug ~ - Winrh.,,., v,
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VIRGINIA, J,g,r'o- Co ST.
10 the County Court Of Jefferson county
Octob.r ,.,rn 1888

In the Oouo'y Court Of Jefferson county.
October term 1853
"A Ia Cour, eouiinued add held f., M. ..,4
"A eouaV 90 the 10Th GAY OF Ortob.t I.s- "A.
iO''o&tns hsmef comrnis.ioas,. ami ob.s,, a..
sw rs !" ,opei,o'snd aud conduct u. Z i-c,,on
81 Snst'n OF me s'd CUubiy. AMI ct CoosIabi, an
District No. 4. sad D.,rict No & on ,hs ,o.s ~
Of November. 1857
DiRrids. Co,,
Dist No ., ksbl.town-r,.n.,, O..
,nsT A. Le~,s, John W NJ, Cu,sv -
Myers, and Joon Humth,-Y,. - ..y 49,,
"moie OF them -jas Myers ohcrf
Dist No. =, Smisbhcld-L.ui> FRY Thar
- # Dsndridse Geo. Ia B,cs.
ua, Aaa !. % Coylr; OF auy two utm,,.
OF ihem -Wn. ,. Robsr,, { rhe,t
Dht. No. }, School Hou.~ Ch.r,,.,ox,up
DaSenp"ti, Moss w. Burr E.tom slit,
pa'td ho~e'l ani And Aidritrs %, any
oo' more OF hem .--Thos. John>on. OF
Dist. No. 4, CoaIt-Hoa.e ChaI!,,ia.,Ioho
II Gibson, u. 2. Co Z. Geo "A "a a.
w. sicheioerRer, and r W. Drew. or al,
'xo ot more OF them Charlie. O. Bfsry
list 10. D, Lower shephrrdsto~n Di.t-John
Wysong, John HoiTmsn John u,., D,nI
Cameron, AID SAM. KnoIt: a, snxt.aa,
more OF ihem Lewis Lucas Ohic,r
D'st NO q Upper She hrrdNown DtI-E5
mund LEE, WIN q Bu,l,t Ca. NJ Ent.
p', u. u Shepherd, Jr and John T. Schlsy.
1t ahy 'so or more II them -Gsorg, VI
Bsst. Oticer.
Dist. No. I. Bolivsr-wllt,m su,u.ooa
Iohn ho'rr, Robeu " Duke, Phinp En.
gr "evfge Crowl; or any tao OF NOR, 4
al 'orn John Lsrey. O,h-s-
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more Of them Geo Koonce, Oficer.
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Genuine topper Rod

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u - 'Ff'cd ~ Ph'io>o Pheis t'st Copper has .run
eight % ten tines The cOG1acung rG~er OF Iron
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relative yuudlc paWcfs uf Iineient m.rta. :,
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cunuu' ing PHNtf ct silver ~hieh - the Isl me
is'ito conductor sno~n, ~ 100 Ne ,hAli have ID,
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Thomas RaWlinS,

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