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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-22

A large meeting Of the Isrseiites Of Pb;li'
deli hia was held on Thursday, to express
their views 10 relation to the abduction of
the Mortara by in Italy. Alfred jones
presided, ard II W. Arnold acted as secre
tary. Rev. Mr. Lesser offered q series Of re-
solutious (which were sdopt"d) sym patbizing
with Mortars, whose 500. Edgar bad -heen
abducted. and pledpipg the lsraeites OF Pail
adelpb,s 20 unite with all others Of Ameri-
Ca and Europe in any measure which may
result ID restoring the boy to bic parents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-22

I,HAFiNG DISHES; Oyster Stands; Buck
I wheat Cake Dishes; Coffee Urns and Big
gins; The Old Dominion Cohe Poi; britannia
Tea Sets some new styles; Block Tin Coffee
and Tea Pots; Egg Boilers; Britannia Casiors;
Lamps and Spltons; Plate WarmeIs-ior sale by
nov On JOHN OGDEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-22

The Secretary Of War is rapidly recovering
from the illness which for week has con-
iaei bin to his chamber.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-22
PREPARATORY SCHOOL

(tLIFTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
~ The second session OF this School Will be.
gin on the first Wednesday OF October, 1898,
and close the third Wednesday Of July, 1852
The design OF the School is thoroughly 10 pre-.
pare youths for the University OF Virginia.
The course Of study embraces everything ne
cessary TO the degree OF A. NJ. at our University.
The school is located IN the mountains Of
Fauquier, region we'll known Tor It's heaitniuI
climate and beautiful scenery il is two miles
south of Markham Station on the Manassas Gap
Railroad and sixty miles from Alexandria
Terms S225, semi annually in advance, VIZ
Sll2 so on the lst OF October, ard Sll25O Oh
tne Isl OF March.
Modern Languages at extra charges.
For further particulars, apply 70 the Princi
pal, at Markham Station fauquer County, Va.
REFERENCES:
Rev. J. P McGGIe. f.. Il. ). OF Va.
Trustees OF Charlestown Academy, Jefferson
county, Va.
Professors Bedsoe, Harrison. Schee De We're
McGutiie, and Smith, OF the University OF Viz
ginia. r. JAQuELlN AMbLER,
Fauquier county, feb 4-eott Principal
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TALL d HAMPER, ,,r.
ii AT UPPERIILLE, >

HALL q HAMPER, ,c +.
II AT UPPERIILLE, ,
Are In receipt Of an unusually large go
of STAPLE and FANCY DkY-GOODS,c ~,
ding a great variety OF Ladies Df's' o. o., r
Embroidery Shawls, NANTES, 1lo's'' ~ :,
nc. Cloths, Cassimeres, VestIugs, G'L c.L1f.
Furnishing Goods, READY-NADh S 49,
ING, Over Goats, and Blue MacklGs" p'' -.
Large stock Of SCOTS ard SHoh,, 70
custom made) HATS aud CAPS 10 r s'''. 4.
rie,y. Carpetings, Rugs, Drugenng '"'
Striped Tinssys. v.
GROCERIES, Hardware, Qoesh'"''
eines, Paints, Oils, Dye.Stu6s &C .u.r D.,
To all of which they most respectful! L.
the attention OF buyers IN Upper f4uf..
doun, Clarke, and Warren. Can ou!'', IN
we'll to give us call, as We will max ,T 49,.
deduction for cash, in all cases ~. r,,,s
Country Produce taken IN exchsHs'
Upperville, Va. oct 23-2a"'"
NJ Office is hereby gwen, that Cer'IS Co..
~ rs, for Thirty shares Of 'ae 3, ~
Stock" Of the Orange and AleranGfi11 , M,
Conn any, issued to the late {. I :, -,
has been lost, and that application VIZ >, *,
to the Directors of the said ComP'W
. new Certificate Tor the same TO Oe' srs;.
L.H.a HDT ALlNh,.., n
sct l4-w2m Admir-. Of I. ls
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-22

The Leesbuig Washingtoaian says:-"Mr.
Fau;kner koows ne mas incurred the displcas-
ure of some OF the democrats Of Laudoun, ard
besides the diss appointments be has occasion
ed to some in their aspirations for prominent
appointments. they are getting tired OF the
rule Of q man Of such short service. but vi
such vast pretensions, in the party
Tbs Charlessowo Free Press saSs:--"Tbere
is one thing, self sVldea:; stroOg feeling OF
opposit.on is existing against the Hon:
Carries James Faulkner, among q portion OF
thsJ f.rsJu Democracy, and, it is being Ted
daily aud hourly by ,hofe wao have sworn
I to lose DO opportunity. pubic or private, to
bring bis head to the block"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-22
vPPERVILLE FEMALE INSTITUTE

II PPERVILLE FEMALE INSTITUTE
Rev. GEO W. HARRIS, PRINcIPAL d.
ed BY competent assistants-Tne exercises Of
this institute will be resumed on III. FIST
Monday in September. and will close the last
OF June next. Inc scholastic year is divided
into Two SESSIONS OF five months each, beginning
respectively first OF September, ard lrs' OF Feb
rnary The system Of Instruction is thorough
and practical. The Institution is furnished
with fine Philosophical and Chemical Appa.
ratus-to which additions will be made from
time 10 time Maps Globes. Charts, &C, &c,
10 illustrate the subjects taught.
Terms per session o. five months
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEhLY BY
'o' EDGAR snON DEN.
ALEXANDRIA,:
MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER q, ls5

-
Col. J. u. Taiiaierro. vi Stafford iu d"
.ddrss. to tho people Of the Senatorial dis
tr,ut of Prince William, Stafford and hipg
George, announces himself as candidate Tor
reelection to the State Senate, agreeing,
however. to abide by the decision OF Dem
oerstic Convention, should one be beid. lie
clai ms to have faithfully represented his cor
ssitucnts-so have been consistent D'mo-
Graf Tor many yesrs-sDd to have ba'''ed
mantuhyfo bis party. liis position With
regard TO internal Improvements, is, from
motives Of state policy and justice, to vote
for appropriations designed to complete the
works already begun, but not dollar TO new
sohe mes Of any description. r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-22

( CALEDONIA MILLS FAMILY FLOUR,
~ IN barrels and bags very choice article,
sad TO be equal TO Welch's, or any made, Just
received, and Tor sale by
nov II F. DOIrGIASS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-25
PENS REPAIRED

TNCHOSE them. with 81 ce1ts eac1, On cent stamp
~ or 50 oents m mo1eg, 10 m7 address and they VI
b returned By mail In good oreer.
ROsk1Es a BAENE2,
Geld Pen Mauufsctory.
t-rs.wfv 10. s. Third street Louisville. ".
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Plantations and City Property
Tom SAFE

I 06O sores ssloini9E Gerasni9En. E1ss nas
OTclErls e --Ac--
EznteEn-
Afs-i.IC0-sO0 IN cultivation, nea' hsson's depot
ane residence aid al Necessary O~ut-houses
Two aaeIy improved places near Gronada hahroaa.
80 sores al omgaus Of Memphis and SOmerFnie Flank
Road.
ments
ts0 acres near The same.
HDs8fsi,1s % re riger. with 80 10 so negroes eseh
s pis1tauons a. Lss0nia Landing on te Mississippi
river.
ssae residences on shelby street, also, several vacant
lots on eald street.
50 zsid street
Several residences ADD vacant teth On fanN w.
3 store houses OF Nan street
severaIbLidtn lots On haln street
8 uer houses. 4 to 6 rodms each near Sanue ho7D9a
RUez houses On Uuizl street.
In Efftiou 70 the above list, We h~syelDproFed anc IN,
fmuro. "a property al over the city and several hundred
-51uErn- acres uuiupruFed land n Tennessee, ktssissip-
nj Arksrras. L~nufsiaua and TeZas5 and VII : II On . 70
10 wears time, without any cash OF eNcnsng- for otner
properly. ~ESBLNsON AoeNo
mnN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-25

are signed bv The manufacturer. 10 ne
wesrers Of watches his improvement VIII
bring, in he aggregate, a vast saving, wnlle i
viii interfere very materially VIA me ousl-
ness Of repairing watches, which Is espmatea
Id cost In this country annually over I'VE
millions OF dollars It is thought tnat tnls
rs.sfsI enterprise. will effect a complete re-
~oi1fiob In The watch trade in this country,
and bring American watches into successful
competition with the foreigR made article in
Fgrepe. With their present means, the manu-
facturers can furnish 10000 watches per
auuum. ard they intend TO increase the manu-
facture hereafter to meet the wants Of the
whole country.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-25
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
university OF mississippi
Faculty 0f Arts.

EREBERICE a P ARNAkD l. L d Presleent
ard Professor o. Physics Astronomy and Civil En-
WILLIAM ?. sTEARSs, Professor Of governmental
Science and Law
GEOBGE v. CARTER, n. A, Professor Of InieIlec
tua aid NoTsl Philosophy.
EDWARD G. y. A Professor 81 Chem
istrv. Geology and Mtnerslogy.
WILSON 9. RICHARDSON N. A. Professor Of
Latin and Modern LznguEees-
HENRY W~HTTEHOREB. n A. Professor Of GresE
and Ancient literature
J0RDAH n. PHIPPs, y. A, Professor % Esihe
mHtiCF-
Language and Literature.
-, A. istantiu Eatursl Philosophy
TEF Eleventh Annual Session OF this Iusuluttlu VI
cgmmenoe on the FIRST MONDAT N OCTJBkRs a.
which tine u is desired that candidates for 1dmission
vii promptly apply
Ire UuirersiET has recently very largely 4creH.A II
facilities for furnishing an education o. The most sup@
--rordsr. having provided costly appsrstus and e4bi-
nets Of minerals and shells fer the ilustrsiion o. Sub
f-c-s q science. and having m8teralT enlsrEd us &C
& mwodsHOns for the comfort - vel a. fer the I'm
u-uvement o. its students
m institution IL heated In Gre q the most he.llhfHI
rsriusr IN tire entire zouth, and q s1rrounded b = rop-
ulap0u noted Tor IntsIiseoei m7rsiiF esa a ralsl2u'
Beizg on TIE line o. the Mississippi Central REilro1d
l @ D. loo1ssibie frsm the so1th zna the norm, ena . N
J connections Of the r1Gd with = vice otstricf q county
TrEsrs-TutloB, $50 Fuel and Servant hire 50
std uls not l0dEiug IN the College, SO Ihe rec mere
/ tofsre chs-ged for fuel snd servants WAS inhdequats-
Law sfudeats SO. Board 81 the hall and IN prlEst'
t.milles about 80 per month These charges are sup
possd 70 be lower than those o. most ColsEes ohsrini
-fnn.- advsutsr~ JANIS n. HOWRT,
Orf5rd, July IS, IS Secretary q inc Board
fy22-sfwHwsm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-25

CuRK FoR ERTsrPELAs-A correspondent
Of the ProVidsnce Journal says that in ninety
uins cases out Of every hundred, crauberries
applied as poaliiee viii efectusily cure The
erysiPeias. There is not an instance known
where It has failed to eject a cure when faith
fully applied, before The sufferer was in q dy-
ing state. Two or three applications generally
DO the work.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-25
THE UNION
PATENT CIRCULAR MILL

Cuts from 10000 to 1900 feet OF Lumber per
Day Of Twelve Hoursl
"a arr 81 length egub.ei 70 i1f IN eur numsrous
w customers that we have 90 pcdccted, BY new in
pcrtant improvements, the Union Circular Saw MIL
mat we h4ye NJ hesitation 70 pronounce Il superior 70
ANYTHING vet offered tn lunberzsn. Stiong and well
male, having ab9ut double the stock q wood and iron
wc-e in the sane class q uin- Our long experience h1s
saevn T. tha. n Nc want = first class mils 10 can only
Be Tad by . liberal outlay Of labor and material The
| guides for carriage arc plsned, and the rolls turned int
and vtthout play. The saw fhGft Is Cot up In the best
/ stvIe. size - inches. with long bearings % that We have
neither vibration o. heziinE Of sbsfL.
Pie improved ReAd Blocks We have introduced com
| m4ud the highest praise q p~raEtlcal saVyers. A large
saving o. tine with decreased e1hcisncy add strength are
| combined in this superior Saw NIL w vlluo for fear
o. appearing extravtEsst, say how nuch lumber Ee
have cut per hour. II The necessary hep 70 hsn1te =
l large amount Of lum5erts present, 1909 feet per hour Of
4 popiar, pine, walnut, sc. Can bscut without taxing TIE
fun capacity OF the NIL.
In cderlng these Improved circular uilst thetrtdeE -
Go not expect 70 compete A. price with other parties WIZ
/ bald circusr ulls without regard 70 oo7venienoe, syf
OF durability. Still We crcr them - low IS can POSSIBLY
BE- AFFORDED, oonsideri.g the amount q labor and mae
rlal used on them.
ciudes ?; fee. ceTTicgs Gad meia ben, With engines AMI
boilers Of IS and - horse Foweri and all other aTture'
complete.
| rtrlrt boiler doutle dued 20 %. ls1E, 40in. $50
diameter, and al fixtures ready 70 Get Up
/ 50 Irch milI snd same size power......-.-. l,sft
| 81 inch nail! and same pogcr.....-.-....- i,a3'
81 ~. uil and engine, 10 Il. cylinder, 201
10 stroke, boiler d5uble-Aued, - n. lo1g as
$50 IN otsmeters--.s-.s.---.s
IS IN mill and sane a1s
/ % IN. uil AID same AK
% Al mills, ensinss and bsders guaranteed as re
Tesesfcd.
Fcr further PARTICULAR sddTess
Cor. Thirl and HGTkct streets. - Louis, ~.
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i'm Premiums,
For the best speSinsns Of Sewing On the
Grover & Baker sewigg Machines,
Masing the
Crown q Raker or COMPOUND Loop Stitch !

Ladies' Dress, (Swiss) .....' ''.'.' -'"- so
| Childs, full Dress-s.... ~
- .1f.as or CentIemanss Robe........ so
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Literary Bureau.

A n Experienced Eiter. b success fui Author, and
"a thoroughly eduestsd Literary Nan, weary Wits
t-enty-nve years Of the d~rudEery Of Daily Journalism
has c~etermiDed 10 hire out or sell his brains a. retail. Q,
those who may require thieT services, In any honoIsbl'
way.
Merchants. Business Men. Inventors, aud dealers Of
every kind win be supplied. of-hand. with Advertise
slenfs, p5eiicsi CT othsrEiFe Notice Cards, Circn'ars
or enF species Of article desired
Pc iticiaDs vii oe supplied with SPEECHES. Reports
Resolutions, Letters, Tosste, Pamphlets, Editorial Ar
tlcies, Coruuuications srd erery o her sGTt q Brain
Worn, which fhe' my and q iEcouvenient or trouble.
some d do for theusclvrE
IEdics nd Gentlemen o. eTs y rank in society or co
cupziion IN life. esn have Letters written on sny sub
iecf whether business or sentimental,
The advertiser " n $50 cOrdrct or trsnsEte C0rrespon-
tene- OF every kind, ether Eugish, Frsnci, 6pirish
Peetry. AeTcstios. L'ue. for Arbrns. Notes, BFnet
ak, Nouodtes, ard Compositions % the NEST deicat'
snf aonddeutisi chsrscter INCIDENT 70 every posSibsc cir
constance or event n life. viii Be furnished In inViolsbli
eanfde nee. BY vritinEto fhs Undersigned, and s~KpIalrini
fheir wishfs.
Orders b. nall accompanied with esshs WI bsstriec,
AID pro1pty attended %.
ADDRESS J. THOMPSON. Literary BErezu.
aust Box 2ss5 PhiladsiPais P. o. p.
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EsrsEr YouSe WoMAE IN FAEHToEABLE
E5sRprEe H5UsEs-When a woman delIber-
ets.g dscidss upon playing a rascally part, her
--srqIitv infinitely transcends male T~ascalty,
- ia srinced BIZ the following conclusive in
szeez. Miss Aielsii a Weaver was arrested
rest z7dav, charged with stealing 500 worth
"a 7evsIrV and dresses belonging TO various
5~osr5srs In the fashionable boarding house Of
W-s. PsFine, No. 3 West Washington Place.
When arrested Miss Weaver was at The
boarding house, kept by Miss Willard Nc ,
Wlv-rIV place, where U-ost Cf toe missing ar
.-Ies belonged b. Mrs. Periue's boarders were
fs.5E ia lei trunks. Several hundred dollars
worth of other isWeiTy and sPlendid female
e-srfuE apparel were also discovered IN TIE
sam trunks, said jswelTy and wearing apparel
being the uHdou5ted property Of boarceTs So
f71-aing in other fashionable boarding houses
30 which Miss Weaver 10 timss heretofore has
~ ended her kind patronage. The accused
was taken before Justice Kelly FOR exsmina-
ton.
E-riry tte past year she has boarded a. about
dozen fashionable boarding houses IN the TI-
rfr.rr o. NaTeTiy Place, ard that Oh eacl
-'sls she has taken with Der The ulreceiptec
-ii7 Of her laudladieB, and the slpeTdq1ui
--rslrv. lzces. embroidered hsh-kerchiefs anl
-irbest dresses Of her associate bzaTdcTs
mo rroof was 80 conclusive that the msgis
-fzfe ordered her full commitment Tor trial.
Miss WeaVer-her resl age is thirty, b.
she 9ouid pass for twenty-hys-has " playe,
rarrsrt" most skillfully. Dressed fashionably
q. rrrDossessing appearance AMI gracious man
rrrs. Sc had no difficulty Do working her wa
80 debt with her landlsdies. 4 charming
usrt taIker. a splendid player on the piano,
t-iipbtfui singer, well read DO The curren
far6i0nabls literature Of the day, and brimfu
- lie. fau and wit, she with equal faeiln.
,rrr-sd her way, FIRST, into the confidence Q
~ gsatleme1 and lady b~oaTders, and next an
f.stig. into the Piethoric porte moniaes Of th
fs-mer. and The wsrdrobes and iewelry Of ID
-+rsr. Her arrest has brought 70 a tsrmins
AN her brilliant csreer.-NeU York Times.
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. Coed Investment.

Z WISH 70 dispose o. one-haif % the UEFON FOUND
L say 70 one who is vel qualaed 20 ta4e charge O. TIE
business aud relieve ne rem The cars En1 nantgensnt
Of the csnoern. Il has a good run Of custom and tsmak-
ing money cniy want q partner for hepurpcsss above
ststcd. a. ! eezire some resFlte and recreation
any business man wishl1E TO engage IN the fornGery
business could net do better than 90 take en- interest u
this roncern.
i vii expect the purchaser to put Ii En equal capital
with mvsa Z
~ calling 1t ne oncs q the foundry on Poplar street
7 vii make . fair exhibit d the Business IT 1ot sau
iserest WATT G. BRADFORD, Proprelsr.
Memoirs. renr., Juns =, 1883. tunsou
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-25

Nrw WATcH-Heretofore England and
e-it-erlsna have supplied the world with
--lrhes. The watches imported q this country
49, annually d veTy large sun We are gladto
-stbsfthe Necessity for such an outlay offunds
G-rri5n manufacture, will no longer exist.
a. WarSau. Massachusetts,, an extensive and
-o,,atefe watch mandatory has been estab-
iisss9 where every variety and kind % tine
-s-.es are made b. machinery, and are said 10
m1.rfor 10 any now imported. American
-.a-t levers. for instance, are said 70 be more
F--le - durable than the English article,
- nuch less liable 70 get OFT q order, and
L-ota,. or otherwise out OF order, can
=, -.rb more cheaply and readily repaired
an in1ortsd watches are made BY hand sev-
- nsrts BY different persons, At different
.s-.s snd 1lsees; each watch being hnisleo ID
1900 fo ftself. and no two being ia al re-
---+a alike. He.ce the parts OF no watch
~~9~fhy suit another. IN the Waitham ar
-. ~ several parts o. each watch are the
.r-rterpsTrE ~ cyerE other watch Of
- rsnaf. -, g. bat repairing is
-sss comparatively easy and cheap.
me Esglish Egeleh hss sP@sI.s 3.
b,--rs5 ssfts, white ne AMERICAN nseeH 1es
- - fuadred and tFenty-nss paIts. a.
bs-ce tbslsusr D8st b more saosLanuei ~ -
5g-ssis. TIE Wsifham watches 1e e y
- thorough AID exact hme-kesp1e.
Iok Yer hslf 20 murh e fofeigh $3.50. 49, :.
- ssme etrA Many Of toe noss e4-
-5eineera an& coHdactors en ths PHneiPSi IA
~5ads Of shs1c61nTys have been s-PPa
So wzfeaes End VIII nsE use 70 otheI
They ere SD xah a csztlhcsts OF "91-nty,
il al cases for ten years, when esitin
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-25
white River Land for Sale

THE Subscriber oilers for sale the following "a
tracts Of Land. ying near Waite River, mS
Arkansas; One tract Nithin tuo DAeSof crook-~
cft5s Bluff, consisting OF s9i 60-l00 Heres, VIII
IS acres improved and enc cabins. 7 4 land ~ nen.
Level close 10 navigation, shove oveffoN, IN a good
nelghborhood and o1nvcnteut TO perpetual stock range
one tract four miles from Csss county, sont1lzins So
acres. ITO improved. go1d cspins and excele1 u fin hon.e'
Tbs ta q f~r,t-rate upland farm remafkhby heAthJ ~
s.fiau. dne rsnt q, esod neEhhorhosd adEose % ton-
slant nsvinfIon. Mr. Pdce, living near ne fAes "l
show a. 70 persons Who Wish to examine II.
Also one tract in st. Frames county, cHclve niies :
Of Des Arc. cortsiniug 4S0 acres. ever I'D lmpIoteei
va e~od cabins, Sc. u is suncient 70 ssy o. this
- t.-rsbtn If Is an one Of ths principal roads In the
STATE ard IS favorably situated for . pooiR atena
mere Il a female academy going up within hail mile q
the hause. There y ahso q nle church 9 nse1ient nj
Dsv3dson. On the plnce, or Dol Bagby win show ne lsud
81 B.ehr & aufhariEei 20 sell Pefsonf wnlshtng fur
ther fnformatign viii addrers ne a. Ha.eItorl. siss
P SIT you want bargains apply soon. an deter
mined tosel. I~seplT%awtal PIN
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Memphis Insurance Company
UNTTED sTAVNs MAaL

UNITED STATES MAIL
MISSISSIPPI.
PssT OFFICE DEPARTMENT
September Z, lt5
PROPOSALS for carrying the Nails Of the United
states, from January 10, 1854, 10 Jlns sOh. E62l
On tie following iOuie in tie stste OF MISSISSIPPI sni
IN the tine herein spec fed. While received a. re Con-
tract Ohce Of this Department untn Noycmhcr ist 1888
70 b tedfsd next day
No 7sls. Fron o-mth ~ Bagvi le RisuEa. BLACK
iaud. Carrolylls Caupteit-n salitio. Har-
rlsburg and Okaiara, to West Polar 10,
miles ard bsck, dalF, IN an c
Leave Cornth dsly 81 p m o. on the
8riFnl o. tie cas- irOm tie Bast
Arrive 81 west Point next cav by2 ,. N,
Or In time 20 carnect WITH cars for Noble.
Leave West F.iat daily Al ~ n, CT On he
arrival Of the cars fr1n Ncb e.
Arrlve a. Corn h next dsys at - m ,fr
IN tine @ coanect with tae cars EoinE Esst
Bias 70 supply Csmar.o viii BE- corstffred.
Norr IL ls lndlspens able that c'0se Connexions b,
made With tbs G Rs st Corinth ard YES Point, and thai
he runuinE & M shall not sxoeed "a horTE
Fur f1ms Of proposal, guaranty I'M certlneste. alse
fusiructions ard reqnirements 70 b. NIB eoed IN ths
coatract. sea advertisement CT peC-mcer Slt 1851, n
pamph Il fsru at any Of the prnc7al p2st Ones
r Y BhOUN
septs-tav4t Postmaster Ge7eTai.
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Cbean Plantation for Sale


Il OFFER nv plantation for sale, lying three
prlss uorfhzest q LaGrzngc, Tcl1 co1tain-
ing Eignt Hundred and Nineteen Acres tSisJ
ms NO Va formerly owned By Capt Th0s J. -
PoIk and a present IS rented by M. n II. Cottsra.
n fs nov In a high state Of cultivation, wei eoePtedl
ne p-odac lon Of cotton and AL kind o. gram usaals
z-cTn. aud csEIfeEsiy be converted Into one ~ the
1ost vaIuabie stock farms IN the west, being divided IN
10 four large heids. The Improvements are comfortapie5
nc dwelling house f. CT loE, aud has four large roomsi
aims foou,fortshi1 for twenty or thirty Negroes ear1
cribs. stables, ard Al other necessary buitains 4 geo.
-elof water. and oacof the best selections q fruit Il
ne country. This Is one Of the most oommanling Eno
beruttrI sizes te bald a hne house In he county, peing
49, a. = rvated and surrounded By a beeuttfrl grove
re- purchsrer VII Be- convenient o. both tie male Ead
frmsl- college, % LsGrHnEe- and can save the expenfe q
bosriinE HI Children az wcn IS having the pleasure O
| -beir corrpanv It home. ] have than can ou-
fvate whIch Is the only tnducement 70 sell. Any one
rishiEE q bargain in land San not 90 LetIeI neei
r'7nerses cal ard ersmine the land IS ! an deter
| mined 70 sell. / can be found Al ny residence three mnes
1,fh Of LaGrangs and viii take pleasure 80 showing II
$1,000 O. n. SWIFT.
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CanceFs Cured.

MORE fhEn 1000 case have been eured within Tn
M last tx yesu, rsnEing rem one % thirty year
tsudinz crTu Loving. L07iugto1, Va Thomes Hobbs
Peters lrr, Tlrciria, Jgi n Fa-iah5 Lunausurg.
Vrzinfa. Jehn Reynolds. Big Island, Virginia, Tnom-
~ " Msrshsn- Beaufort, j. @, Miss Hattie Rochestar,
Pine Hal. y. @ A., eamusi Bingham, AQscvllle, \ O.,
Co. Architsid and P. Carter Ecscvtle5 y. O., Hcn.
George o. geadsohnr, JemestoEn, n. O., krs- IeEint
de. Gsorgia, gefTT Dreamer Dalton, Ga, Nm. B. OhAn-
ner. Cslhoun, 0s Elisha Durden, Social Crcel g.
1l. I. Lu1pkln and John Palmer Hunesvile, Ala
Ps-phiets containing testimcnisi q he highest thar
.@s- WI Be forward 70 any re vithinE e tHt IN
ruth Of the sboge.
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T5areST Jas. A. CoPIoE, y. D.
o-assv HurtspaIA ALABAMA,