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A. Maurice Jr., Secretary, IL.

President, A. Maurice Jr. Secretary, II.
Burt
Order Of business: 1st. Nomination Of
two Assemblymen ID. Nomination of As
SCISSOR, Sd. County Surveyor. 4tb, Superin'
tendent of Public Instruction, 9Th, Dele
gates to State Convention, 8, Irregular busi-
ness Report carried.
A motion was made to ballot for one As
semblyman at o time. Carried
D. C. Burlipgame and c. NJ. Partridge.
appointed tel ers.
The whole number Of votes cast on the
first ballot was 76-of which p p Caine re.
ceived 85 votes, F. E. Cannon nine votes and
8. W. W. Coughey two votes. Cane chosen
On motion 4. Cannon was nominated
by acc'amation.
The Convention next proceeded to ballot
TOR Assessor. ami on first ballot C. Beard
received Al votes, ID. A. Brown l6 votes,
Geo. Campbell. 9. W, p Galloway. l3. d. C,
Burlingame, 8. D. S. Arnorld 3. No choice.
Moiion made to nominate C. Beard by ac-
clama'ion. Lost.
The SECOND ballot for Assessor was declar-
ed Informal,
On the second ballot, Beard received so
votes, Geo. Campbell q. and D. A. Brown
8. Beard elected.
On the first ballot for County Surveyor,
Mr.. Craig received 4 votes, J. W. Scott 81,
J. s. Hennipg 20, and Jas. Long, IL. No,
choice.
Second ballot-FoI. 8, Scott %, Hcnning
36, Long 2 Henning eected.
On motion Mr.. Seymour was nominated
by acclama,ion for Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction.
Mr.. Gridley offered the following resolu-
lion:
"Resoiped, That we cheerfully endorse
the nomination Of our worthy citizen of this
county II. U. Jennings, for Clerk Of the Su
preme Court" Carried.
On motion the Convention bal'ottcd for
Coroner with the following result: w. o.
Murray 43 votes DR.. 0 Brien 4, Dr. Gilbert
3. Murray chosen, and nomination declar.
ed unanimous
Mr.. Morrow moved that the President ap-
point a committee to fiji vacancies in the
ticket. Motion carried and Thos II. Morrow.
J. B. Shrieves, c. N Jenkins, John Free.
land J. M. Covington were appointed said
committee.
A motion was made that a Cen raj Com
mittee be appointed for the ensuing year
Carried. and Harmon Bay appointed Chair.
man. A B. Perry, II Clark, d. G. Martin
and d. s. Arnold.
On motion it was resolved that the pro.
ceedngs of this meeting be published in the
Butte Record. Adjourned.
A. MAURICE, Jr. Pres't
II. BURT, Secretary.
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SENAroRiAL coNyENrioN. - The Con
vention to nominate q candidate for Sena'
tor I this District. will meet in Orovillc TO.
day. The plumas delegation is already In
tendance. and our own delegation will be
on hand, at the hour designated tn the call
This convention will complete the nomi
nstions for the campaigns. That its &C.
tion will be harmonious aud enthusias.
tic we have no doubt.
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PERsoN Messrs ] U Lewis aud s
A. Ballou. Of Plumas, called on us yestsr.
day. They have been At Sacramento 10 at.
tendance upon the State Convention. Of
which they give glowing and en- husiastic
accounts. They are also delegates to the
Senasoviai Convention, which meets to-day
Mr.. Lewis will leave this morning for Plu.
mas. to resume his duties on the Plunas
.Argus. Mr.. Ballou has bu'iness which will
call him to Sacramento for few days
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SELLING Orr B. Marks & Co. announce
their determination to close out their large
stock Of goods See their advertisement.
and remember that they are prepared to Of
fer great bargains.
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DEMOCRATIC sPEAx,sc.--y. G. McKib-
hen and Mr.. L Dudley, the nominees Of the
Democratic State Convention for Congress.
have already entered upon the campaign
They have made the following appoint
ments,
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~ Te, ting oi the Cerirhl p,mcerniic Con nit
Tee ofthe 1sh scrnt rial istrct. eompo,ed Of the
ccuriies of Butte ard Plunrs held In oroville Juv
10Th. 1853, II wns
Pesoirfd, Tint tho Fer oerntlc senntoriaI Con.
ven'ier Tor the rnd nitirct he hoiden In the Town
OF oro,ille. On N, nda, the 9th day Of August A. d.
1862, at u Q ! our Of II o'clock A.M
-, RICn'D IRWIN, Chm
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Cos.--why Is p @ Devine cf Sacramen. :.
TO. like tns Democratic party Of California :
Besnse bs toos Gov. Weller aud made a
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IcE.--Col. Mum, Of J T. Dickey, & Co.
Ice dealers. has our thanks for huge ice.
bsrgs Furnished US.
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THANxs.--we are under obligations to
Jim Comsrock Of the California Stage Co. for
numerous favors extended us.
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peopIe's District Convention.

Al a meeting Of the DELEGATES Of the Peo.
pies District Convention. held at the Court
House In 0roville. Aug 7, 1858,
On motion A. Maurice Jr. was called 10
the Chair. aud 8. II. Smith. chosen secre-
ary.
On motion. the Convention proceeded to
elect nominee for Supervisor Of the 1st
District
II W. Bordwcf received q votes. Mr.
Leonard. 8. and p. Freer 8 II. w. B,rd-
we'll, having received . mrjority of the votes
was declared elected, and on motion, 1t was
declared unanimous.
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TOWNSHIP ovFicEs.

Mr.. @. G Lincoln and John q, Berry were
nominated for Justices IF the Peace.
Mr.. J. T. Elicit and b. Arnold, were
nominated for Constables Of Ophir Townsh'r
On motion the Butte Record was request
ed to publish the proceedings Of the conven'
tion. On motion adjourned sine die.
A. MAURICE, Jr. Pres't.
). II. SMITH, Sec.
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senatoriaiCouxent,op.

" Election, "wednesday September IsL-cD
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For Supervisor, First District
PETER FREER.

Ter Justices cf the Peace.
JOHN s. BERRY,. EDWARD DONAHO.
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BIRTH.

BIRTH.
In this city. IN The Sth instant, the lady of Jane
Ward of daughter.
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FIR Conslnil

P. MAGUlRE,.......JERRY ]. COLLINS.
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PROCLAMATION,

WILLIAM SMITH, Governor Of Virginia. certify and
make known that Joseph Pgsnto-who signs eertifcate
relating TIE GyaeJsa5eyg TeetaJzs Is-is Il Clerk
Of the Court Of his state The said certificate EN- races the
Of the most reliable AID responsible people IN eonan
nity and cer6es the iivaabiv action Of The aef
enierr Vegetable Pills in the following diseases:
'sBous Complaints, Ass Constipation, Dyspepss, Erys
pela Low Nervous, and Simple Feve; Castro levers Gr
Heartburn, Headache Indigestion, Iystses, Liver Complalu
Nervous Disorders Neuralgia, Rheuns, al dsssses
arising from want q seton il the digestive organs"
And further testify thai full credit and faith are due
ought 20 be given, to aaid certificates.
In testimony whereof have subscribed name aud use1
the Great Seal Of the State TO be am q hereguto.
WILLIAM SMITH, GovernoE..s
By the Governor: I'D -1
WA H. RIcHAhDsnS Sec CON- and Ksepor Of the Seal 2
Dr. KrrrRDaE, Portsmouth,, certhes Ps the
best remedy diseases Of the digestive organs hst be
met with.
DR.. CHAPNAS never saw anything equal % them for Liver
Stomach Nausea and Headache
Dr. OIEAND has used them Tor all Glasses Bilious Com
plants In climates and found them when pss
and other medicines IN hundreds Of cases. failed 70 do
Rev O. Fox Of The Pre- yterau Church at speuce
saws thew work miracles, and the now Il use
There ere 1t least thousand families IN Davidson cIunty si0ne
ths always sep them In he house. because, ~ using them
first appearance Of i1disposiHon they OF dol
lars in Doctoris bills. Price, . cents per boE.
jy20-s ALEX. MACKENZIE, Nashville.
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oTHE eosT 81 CAPAerr9.-A veaItbv oo.,,s
Coaneilmaais lady. I've 90 nos ajax t eosts hsr.
been n this city pa7ing her da9Ehter visit st
school, 81. :a4siiring What pFogress she uad made
n her education. the gosernsss answered, sPretiY
good. hsdams. Miss Is very stientiVe IL SIZE et1ts
aaythip 4 Is eapssitgl but for ths de6seaey ysa
know, We muar net blame her p "N0. Madsme.''r
replied the mother, but blame you for n0t having
meHtioued Il before. Her father, thank heaven.
can afford his daughter capacity, and Ebsz shs
msy haVs One,inrsdiately---Qost What 81 ussy.s-s
n. " PosE III 81 : - .--.-r -----l go
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. NUMBER III


fui maiden speech, Sha began ~ telling fha7a The
expense o. tnei1 dresses must evidently exceed the
razor tasr wages She added that IS then adgt1
we're re- osraisea Il zonlt: Be very fsrtanats On
1ssi- y aeY we're allowed % assume cotton articles
Of clothing "In order 10 prsve5t snv MEM as-,-
siaaaiugs the Princess continued. II s6aflnot on7
permit bat order sod to DO so'' - = - II
FRlScE letter from Piombisrs giyes - fr,,..s q
esting stretches the Empsr5FEs OoaSt, yI
moasFeh leads ssquestsred an spparsniiv
lie His sole apparent accepaton is planEin- s5,i
experimenting alterations and Improvements 81 -
private dcmain. He has Surrendered Tie so6ei,ll =
Of government 70 as mistress. and turned b sssF
uPpa the outer world A siagla aidsde-oamp 3 M
attendance-to kesp,of unEeleone iztrudsrs.
The Emperor, who made 8 sudden sppearales
;aeog tbs week st Paris, 6nds at PI0mbierss not
merely physical relief from ssnel neurslqi6 sfsS,i
ton eas Ehas he PEizes Rers. perfect Solitude fls
z aiuri9g IN be mind he admi1isiratiEs nessrss
he is constantiy Initiating.
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The army eorrespondentof che same paper, under
ForeIEn News by she Niagara.

. 7THE CH@rs IN rue UoSII>Ezr OF EUaUrE la the
south Of Nance ne wheat crop is got in, AMI qnout
Longutdoe and Brdeauz is wri reported, both rs
q1sniiiY and quality; in tho subwesf L appears
less productive; the wet though faIr, is below last
ear n Re nofih the uoTg is general Upon be
whole, last years abuudance is not 10 be e4pe 'te;
while all 10 eTring corn has suffered. a7d fJrsgs
proves very deEcienf. ia Spin there we're very
iEeFeuI opinions respecting fho harvest, but the
present range Of prices continued imp rts lead
70 the COZ olusiOn Of a Ger ain efficiency. Al Leg
hrrn Ihe CargGes arrifIns were sucie nrto produce
rubsr lower TAtes. u ugh The general crops " r.
considered dsfcienf. Genos ad,ices wers similar,
aud the markets Of Pie lmont we're calm About
4 sss here was general tfi>fae jon IS 10 he crops
though he bqck Id spTing wss felt. Bnsiress hal
lately 7ez beriehced more Animation at full prices
The present sheat harvest is regarded among the
best Of fair average crops IL France and there
retnaias IN store la ge portion o. last years sup~
H. France viii hardly 6nd il necessary his year
o import for hgr home nsumPtion- - 49, r.
Graz e. perfselly ripe have been exposed 10 THE
markets, ard local journal says that should be
se weather continue. there viii be as early year
.s-Is22. when rev wine vas drunk on September
l5h. ...- g-.... .-si --s.s
The heal IN most PARTS OF Spain was excessive
Il LEA that he harvest will be only Of midding
character, but the vintage fine. er-s .--1o
FEraaArtov rRosr IEELA aD.--The tide, az far az
can : Q learnt thr0ugh the Cnunfry papers, has re
cpfvti q check this year. and the crush across ire
lautio, CO he CHS from Gland % has ceased
to be household words. The number Of emigranis
the pori Of Derry America thssras0n amount
cd 10 SAG; the greater pOrlon Of them sailed for
Philadelphia A considerable number in addition
brooeedsd 10 America via Liverpool and Glasgow,
QUO By no means 50 many as in past ysars.l -. a
RnTuas or tbs BASK OF ESaLasD The weekly
tetnra of The Bank, made on he 2s.h Of July giver
thsamouht Of notes in circulation at little more
ban q hundred million Of dollars, decrease o.
boafy 81 600 900 in the week. The stock Of bullion
pas $50 600 600, an Increase Of S25l,0OO from the
srsViOus week.
REFoBH II TIRE HOUSEHOLD or THE NEW PRINCESS
ROYAL or PRUgsIA.--A Berlin correspondent relates
several anecdotes Of innovations aud reforms IA the
household made By the Princess Victoria since her
arrival in Prussia from England One is rs FOL.
iOWs: "
The chambsrnaids. whose proper business Il is 10
slean the rooms discharg- the duties Of their poi-
don in silk dresses The daughter Of the riches
sovsreign in the uOrld decided 20 put stop to this
xlraEsganes Que fine morning she had al The
fsfnsIs servants summoned 10 her prsssucs. and
delivered What may b considered hghly sasssas-
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ISHAT G.HARRIS.
GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE:
r., II ~. IL ~ ii i

GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF TENNEsSEE:-- 800
To all who shall see these Presents-Greetng
VNYHEREAS, It has been known % that certain
w GEORGE MILTON, charged with committing and
atrOou murder on the 30t day - June 1853 upon the bodies
Of Wm.H. SpUer and r. Vail late county Of Dyer,
has fed frOm justice and is running at large f.
Now Therefore, l. Isham Harris Governor as Aforesaid, by
virtue Of the and authority In vested DO hereby
Of three hundred dollars any person or persons who
may appreheId the said George Milton, aud deliver to the
Jaii0r Of county Of Dyer in order that justice
that behalf, may he had and eXecutel.
In testimony whereof. have herCuntO set my hand,
sEAL caused tie Great Seal s1xel az
~ Nashville, The eleventh day of July, 1858.
ISuAM G.. HARRIS,
By The Governor:
Il y p R,v Secretary or e+afa
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Important Information.

this Of the year, family ought rest with
out havngH the house prompt and efficient remedy Tor
cholera mOrbus darhOa disorders that to attack all
and which may result in fatal consequences before physi
clan be procured. .---.s. ..-. -- --..-.
The rBenheg DysenteTy Syrup oy 50 per bottle, ha
the years Of disorders OF the bowels
how violent than all other remedies and prescriptions
put together.
DR. Iilnrd chairman Health Of New York,
the cholera season. ceres that from the time this medicine
used the Quarantine ground there not another fatal
case OF cholera. Ell. -.--.. ...- ----. -.=
Dr. De Forrest Commissioner Of Croon Water Works, ceres
that it all Of bowel complaints produced by eating too
much fruit from other causes, from immediate stoppage
Of the DISCHARGES, from chemical change produced by it in
the contents Of the bowels and that produces affections
the brain which other remedies are apt 70 do
Throughout Tennessee and Alabama has always been found
prompt remedy FOR B0Udy Fux 1t may I've had Of all Druggists
81 the subscriber Patterson Feemans furniture store.
ie6-u ALEX. MACKENZIE.
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Heis shout years Of age, weighs $50 or 100 pounds,
inches hgu dzrz hair hazel eyes chin,
very bad upon neck and chin, running Up
ear supposed be the result " sCad, which 50
that It is dfincuit for him 70 Close bis mouth.
Is supposed have gone Arkaus, as he lived
years at Cravley's Ridge in THAI Stale. tyl3-f
1.-THE Memphis Appeal aad Avalanche give the above 6ve In
sertions. and forward bill to this Oics. .-.-r
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tAt II q ellpie1l lul lEll1 niEln GGEll o.
Lamps suitable or burning On exhihifig1 = ~ 90
st.ad--Eicks Chiaa Ha-ani shalt veY sl1h IS mi
supply Of both, q sci 90 al Vt9 Eiah -ahe 1H
good gl, and AZ The tine safest, Do im NJ 10
eypiie. Tse hazis ezailg caal iaa q
not e4eeenr osE CzrGN HoUz- invite spegi atteailt ii
he4aps and on and any purehsf have te ~ its ~
returning ne Lamp after triai, g does
sstllfsciipIl1 H,ulta. ID t-- A. e. Hl5ks l
augl5i&ElH- a. "a ia
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HOUSE AND Tor ron SAFE.

Y aeer5e Of the County Court Of Davidson county ron
dered at he Juy 1858, in the Of " - NaaRgh
Patrick Naugh al viii offer Tor sale at tie Court House
Nashville, satufay the Sab Of SEP emhpr nt Lot OF
in said city, fronting ~ - feet North aarse street,
running half way lack 70 College street, upon which there is
small Frame Dvelipg, said property IS sold f9 dVissH
among the parties. -.
Terms One third casb the balance On6 and y months credit
Good security required, aud lien retained
II. r. cir. THIN. CLERK
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
q a -. 80 80 -


- $780,. 3asl5ssEE
TFVHE Great Central Route cOnets TIE Atlantic cities viii
Western, and SOUTHWESTERN Stes By
tuuOus Railway direct THIS road also councils al Ptts3uE
with daily lines Of Steamers 70 all srts te western Rivers
and st Cleveland and Sanusy with steamers % az ports on che
Northeastern Lasesi nazns lhe nOsi afz ctpes1 md red
HttrDu BY which fkElI be forwarded % and from he
treat Hest.
RATES BEEWEEH PHILADELPHIA AND aPITTsBUBG.
FRET CLAss-BU0ts, Shoes, Dry Goods (n x, - to,E
tF0xesJ furs, Feathers, &c, ~. - 50"
SECOND CLAss.-B0Uks aud stationary, Dry ia. - 1Ons
G,EJs Zen ialss,) lisrdEare Leather, &c, wv - Nv"
THIRD ELAss.AnVils, BsgTug, Bacon and sn, .- 1nos
PUrS 10 bulEl Hemp, &c, ~ -
FoURrH CLAss-COuee, Fish, Bacon, and Pork an, - INA
ipaCsed,| lard and Lard Oh, -.H.. L - - 9D
Eiour-s5sts eF Dol. until further notice.
tirsin-3jtts. per 100 lbs, until further notice.
Cgtt0a-Ss Uaie, exceeding 50OO lbs weight, until fur
tler notire.
In shipping Goods any point Fast Of Philadelphia,
separCulsr 10 marx pscGaye 'ria. PhiEdDfd HTttTOHo
All Goods Consigned e Of tins klrp1d at Phi!adel
phia Pitts lurr Will e forwarded without detention.
FREIgGT AGESriarri, Wormley & Co.. Memphis, Tenn;
i. Z. & Co., ST. Louis; j. Mitcgll Evansville,
Indiana Du nesg Bell aud Murdoch, aud Carter cEeut,
Louisville, Ky; 4. c. Meidrum. Madison indiana Spr!nu
& Bruwu, and lrFin Co., CINCINNATI y. " Gnan a Co.,
GAINESVILLE, OhU; Leach Co., No 81 XII by street., BUstoni
Leech Cy. Aston House, New York; No. l. Wam street
No Battery Plsuc NeE York. Z. snsier, Philadelphia
Masrew & Rooms, BALTIMORE Geo c. Franciscus, Psburg.
Il. Il. HOUSTON, General trCiyt9 Aget, FhNd.
II. }. LOHBAERT, 6Hpf,, Ato0nG, Penn
sprl, 'Js-;f
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CUTNAWaTI STTIT.

II AVISG purchas,i a. H. Hicks' vsry large ana esy
IN eompele sfock % Chns. Glass tueensEsla. a..
together with bis outsiauing claims
business az tls cd s1nlf CHINA HALL,i ahd soiclc
the pttrorage q All the cid u tbs
IN ree or such goods, who may favor with cali
me Hted % IL
ward aud pay the Old selri rghf
aEay. L1l- 20 e-.--a.
. plHisu 3 fuly sqthOsd tazast an business s,a
nected With the concern.
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r 0FFER 0r sale ny Tract Of Lsnd, abot 1000 iess a
Hsnderson ceuaiT, aHnt = ilesealt q acs1ou a slei
n0rthWe gt0n The old Ross' Ferry road snr-
tract which there are settelenLs. flsy lrfuFe
cCsEiinE q ge wood Dwelling House o. six ccmiorIia
ani aparious entrys End sutas aE Ils
OF land iirm OF the best farms Henderson, c0uuti r.
locality me and production good 3 in hg sisls 81
yation, viii ABOUT ~ acres CQttr, and sEc Sup
the couy, agreb b tie nuuter 81 A0, aout 10
IN Cdfn all g1o5L HIS iEnd has
hne hearing land suited Tor CottQp, aud he remainder suited
Grain On The Hot q said aad iefe Is failing
Creek With lne Sprng parte hronEh
oces q fine poplar and beech land, ezeedngy rich "a oli,
liz and fertility tiak. iu EIeuie-1n c1unT.n
Those wishing purchase would ve call and exa1s
the land and pfaulissss Ny Object b % sell.
iy29-Wtaug3I VIZ A. COPPEDGE- 4
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TETHE ONLY ROUTEby which through tickets 70 Washington
can Be procured, 20 which point as veil e e Batnoe
IS sorest direct and h respect the most eia
Il only by which purchasers Of Through
Tickets to Mes YORK. enabled 10 reach The cities OF Balore
Phsd5pha, and New YORK, Of cet 70 New lOr
only enabling and travellers for plessuro
Information four Of the principal cities In the Union Tor
less than be Afforded other route
Aud it the only route hy bich Through Tickets c be had
to Rehond, Norf1k Wnohs fredericksburg and Petsre
burg Val Charleston savannah, Aaoyni Atatss Auglsiss
Pssssurersron NashEit he Stage Coaches u Carter
Inonos, steamers Cumberland o LoHisFiles
connecting there with the United States Nal seamer ~ Ctnc
NATL win the Jehesonviiie Ral=oad Indianapolis Ind,
direct connection Columbus, Ohio, win die Cenrai
Ohio Railroad to Wheeling Whene close connection win t
Baltimore and OHIO airoad made % Washington City, Baf
Phadel phlaapd NeT York 10. -... 49, a--
Passengers hoiihg Through Tickets from Memphis are
transferred Illinois Central Railroad,
from thence passing through Terra Haus. Indianapolis Dayton
and Xena Columbus. TIRE Da Trsns Columbus,
IOA. 81 SIS p. 81. and y, 2. NJ.
III Travellers requested that while this e the
only E06 adorng Through Gckets % az e Eastern Ce al
the charged BY other AelO York only il Is
also the hor speedy and direct to ali the leading points
sc miles being asout lUO miles shorter thany any
other route There les changes Of cars by tbs reue ans
consequently less detention, than hy any other.
H r The read bllated with broNen stone and is entirely
free from dust.
For further information please apply % D. O. RusEF agsa
Nashville, Tenn.
For Through Tickets apply Louisville ne once Of the
Main street. WM. S. WUODSfDE,
Master Transportation b. & o. Il. r.
JOHN N. SHARP General Western Agent -. --l
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FOR SALE.

OFFER FOR SALE my Farm, upon which now reside
Iron Banks road three miles fam the Memphis and Ohio
Rllruad and three ard half miles from Paris Il iOu
improved hand 225 high Of cultivation
with good residence, good stables er out
buildings The place is finely waierd, and has excellent
orchard.
Persons wishing to purchase can see me on the place or address
at Paris. jy2l-R3t JOHN NJ CLARK.
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Z HAVE FIFTEEN HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND lying in
Upton county, Tennessee, miles northeast Of MdsOns De-
pot, Mei phs and Odo Railroad, and forty miles
Memphis hours travel by railroad to Msmphs This
tnd is divided into three tracts suitable for three wish
ing 70 buy s. each, il viii ans wishing pGr
chase the 1870 aud make farm. All three places
we'll improved VITA Dazzling Houses Negro Cabins aid Cotton
Gus One Of the has $50, go the other Oass
Of cleared land, In high Of cultivation. great bargain
will le given. Address c. H.. HILL,
may7-wim On the Premises
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cRnsa q EE.il Er-RNACE FnR $40

OFFER for sale this superior Iron property, siuad
county, Tenn l3 mrs from ClarksVile, sd
the purchaser. The Furnace excsent
running condition having teeH in blast through the whole
year, performed extraordinarily we'll She has Tie
greatest undsncs Of which Is apparent and will speak for
The qualify Of her Iron No. ], may learned
inquiry any who q She
only years and four months, and the timber which
unan Is Immediately the stack entire side and
distance all She has the machinery
the State, which Is hT-t rate condition. The Is
from quarter Of mile mile and half from the Furnace
There ground 1900 wood,
excellent condition for coalu, fum the fares OF which four
loads be easily made.
TERMS One cash payment the balance in three equal
81 pay eu without interest payable in Pig Iron, at twenty
dollars Tx ls Of the river with this the
purchaser if Iron goes below that figure vii stand the loss
il rises &c will ase in payment the market
Re fi By disntested parties II any wishes
embark in the business and will Look at the property they will
buy g. A. HARREL.
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ONOFFEE.--5a bags lsmore CoHes, Tor sale low for
Z cash, TERRASs BROTHERS.
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