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ST. ABRAMS.
FOR - LIE OR RENT

TNH1S Is one Of the handsDmest improvements IN
Il Edgeield; IL Il within twenty minutes walk Of Ia,
Capitol, and Is ON elevation overlooking the entire
village, healthy and dry II IS surrounded by some as
pretty scenery as can he found in this county Every
convenience necessary &c render IL comfortably as
family residence and country >'ue have been added
The terms very liberal.
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SALE OF VALUABLE
Real and Personal PrOuerty,

rINHE undersigned will sell on the premises South
Il Market street, opposite the Military College on
the FIRST SATURDAY IN JUNE, being tho 5th tho
very valuable House and Lot 0n which The late Fred
J"ne lived at the time Of his death. fronting Mar.
kct street and running back half way College ST
Also, lot fronting l27 feet the Lebanon Turnpike
being lot No. II IN the plan of the University lots
Also, VIII be sold at the same time and place the
personal property Of said Iontes Estate consisting in
part Of excellent Cracker Machine and all the
fixtures, nruiture, &c necessary carry the Ba-
kerry aud Confectionery busincss-two bread wagons
and mules, one buggy, Together with stock OF
groceries, confectionery, show cases, shop furniture
&c. &c
This is especially fine opening for Bakers and Con-
fcctioners, il is old and well known stand and
the only one in that portion Of the city. We will sell
the property either in whole In part private sale
and not sold before the whole viii be offered TO the
highest bidder on the 5fh Of June next
Terms made known the day Of sale.
PETER BtIIOn,
A. A. HATCHER,
may4-dtd Executors +. Jonte, decd
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Rock City Mills.
ORDERS.

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n Cfy Nilis xilI lsBd a. 0hIA4l Box us f1as %
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AS5S. 1855
Groceries at Auction.

IETE viii sell on TUESDAY, MAY 18TH, 1858, at
w Auction, the following articles:
50 bags prime Rio Coffee, $50 reams Wrapping Pa
20 bills C. Mellow Sugar, per.
IS bbls doubled refined 200 dog Mason = Backing,
Crushed Sugar, loo kegs Nails, as'ted sizes,
20 bbts doubled refined 80 bbls Whisky, assorted
Powdered Sugar, brands,
so boxes Hyson Tea, 20 bbls Holland Gin,
so whole bXs star Candles, rs hlf bbls do,
so half do do, so bbls J H. Smiths Old
IS quarter do do Reserve,
so bxs ". r. Cheese, IS bbs Old Bourbon Whis-
10 bxs extra Virginia To- Ky,
baooo, 30 bbls 3 n. Pixies Mag
% bxs various brands To- nolla DO,
baoco, Is bbls Old Manong'la do,
10 bxs Kentucky Leaf do, 90 bbs Malaga Wine,
20 half bbls Whisky, rs a casks Cognac Brandy.
10 cases Aromatic Biiters.
TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENT.
S casks Cherry Boanoe, good artieie;'
do Pure Port Wine,
5 boxes otaFd, Dupuy * Go : Brandy;
bbls Robertson County Whisky
The above viii be sold in quantities 20 suit the trade
DILLON * CO., Is College Street.
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J.P. CALLAHAN & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
RECTIFIED WHISKY, CIGARS, &C.,
No 63 North Levee, between Washington Avenue
and Vine streets,
SAINT LOUIS, MO.
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dissolution.

TINE partnership heretofore existing under the
Il name and style of McFERRAN K ALEXANDE is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business
will herafter be carried at the old stand by J. C.
MFFRRRAN, who alone is empowered to settle up the
business of the old firm JAS. C. McFERRAN,
J. n. ALEXANDER.
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10000 ACRES OF LAND
EOr Sale

NOR sale 10 600 Acres Of Gne land in Texas Titles
Il perfect. viii he sold in a body or in tracts or
$40 acres, in league 442s acres surveys Persons
wishing 20 make good Investment would do well To
call and examine the plots and titles VIII be sold for
cash, negroes or real estate Nashville.
Enquire Of II. IL. HAlNK & Co., or OF A. Y s I1Nns-
Lkf apr2S-itf
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The manufacture and sale of the ''EXCEIS IOR''
CORN AND COB MILL will be continued by the under
signed at the foundry Of 7. NJ BRENNAN, No. 81 Col
lege street. JAMES C.. BALDWIN.
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Fifty Negroes for Sale.

A hONG the lot we have several good Families two
II or three young Women with first child four good
House Boys, boys from Is 10 20, good Dining room
Servants, with good lot OF hed hands men and girls
and good Blacksmith and Barber
apr29-u II II HAYNES 4 co.
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dissolution.

TTNHE coparnership heretofore existing between the
l. undersigned is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. Our notes and accounts have been placed in
the hands of n. ID Cross for collection aud TO whom
all bills should be presented for payment.
JAMES c. BALDWIN,
j. O. FELL0WES.
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Saturday Morning, May 18th,
HIGHL A N D E r.

DEM T. SHIELDS viii close a, 10 O'Clock lot Q
ID Furniture and Sundrits generally.
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FOR HRS.

PENNSYLVANIA POTATOES
~ had sAd Cos sails BY =. d NckEN
" sPrio--u
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a Neat DNyeIILng nou.e Gor sale.
A Desirable Room to Let.
DAY-RoABnFRs wANTFD

UA1-bUAhLLEb WANTED.
TINE undersigned has very desirable and pleasant
Il Room, suitable for "A small family, together with
board, situated al No. II South COLLEGE street Also
select number Of lay -boarders wanted
May III GFO. f. MEAD.
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Table Linens. &c.

VNTE keep the best make Of Irish Linens, cheape
w than they can be bought at any other house.
apr24-tf W. A. & J. G. MC(1EILAND.
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grp 6oO0s Clothing.
Elegant Lace MantIes,
Irish Linens.

VETE are opening, this morning, beautiful ASST
w ment of French and Choutilly Lace Nantes.
apr24-d w. A. * J. G. MCCLELLANl
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ParaSOlS and Sun Shades
PaY Notice,

A BEAUTIFUL lot OF Parasols, sun Shades, and
n Ladies sun Umbrellas, just received and for
sale by
apr34-n W. A. 81. G. McCIEILAND.
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and Hugh said
Come quick, May, Percy is dying"
had him in my arms ia a moment. His
face was purple with the efforts he made to
breathe.
''Have you sent for the doctor!n asked.
''No. but will instantly. Oh! May-May.
can you save his lifeg He will die before any
can come"
For several days had been thinking over
remedies for the Group; now | went TO work
resolutely for Percy wis in part with me.
shut nv eyes on the thought of his death |
hardly breathed, legt should lose "A moment.
IL seemed as if the doctor would never come
while the little sufferers breath grew shorter
and shorter. was In a perfect agony of fear,
and Hugh's anguish a he bent over his boy,
only added to mine, still l kept on. There
was strange rattle in Percys throat then
his face grew livid, aud Hugh, burying his
face IN the pillow, said
lit is all overt
There was n great struggle in the little
ones frame, and the effort be made, together
with the powerful emetic | bad given him,
seemed for moment TO have taken away his
life; but knew there was no more danger from
Group; SO, when / saw him stir, said, joy
fully
..he is through with il, Hugh! he VIII get
wsll!''
God bless you. God bless yeul my darl-
lag anu 4 tcas siioNcf VI ictfene Kisses
raining down upon me.
The doctor was announced. He was not
very well acquainted with the family, there
fore scarcely noticed il when he said, after
lisisning to my treatment:
..Your ehild's mother has saved his life. But
for her presence Of mind aud promptltude he
would now be dead.
Nothing more was needed, bat Hugh and
sat watching the sleeping child long after the
doctor had gone. Hugh was restless, and
there was bright look in his eye THAI could
not meet Neither could / tell why should
tremhie so ~ II -
All ID was no wenEer. When Hugh Wilton
twined his strong arm around me aad drew
me 20 his bosom, giving utterance - . Wild.
vehement, yet wifhal mournfal love, under
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STATE or TENNESSEE.

Gardner g. Colyar against VIM. Williams,
admir-, widow and heirs.
On motion Of complaints, md j, appearing
to the satisfaction ofthe Cle.k & Master that
the defendants, George B. Oliver and John
s. Williams are non residents of the State of
Tennessee so that the ordinary process oflhe
law cannot be served upon them. it is there
fore ordered that publication for four success
sve weeks be made in the Home Journal, q
new spaper published in Winchester, Tcnnts-
see, requiring said nonresident defendants to
appear herein on or before the first day Of
our Chancery Court at the Cour, house in
Winchester, Tennessee, on Wednesday after
third Monday in August next, and plead an.
swer or dcmur to eaid Bill or the same VIII
be taken for confesscd and sci for hearing
exparte as to them
July %. H. Il. ESTILL, c g. NJ.
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STATE OF TENN EssEE.

Sarah Fl i'll vs.. Saml. Taylor, ct ais.
On motion of compl'n' and it appcnring,o the
satisfaction of the Clerk g. Master that the
defendants Saml. Tayoy. Thornton S. San
bridge, Thomas J. SandrIdge, Pendle'on f.
cambridge ard Francis Hill. are non'resl'
dents of the State of Tennessee, so L at the
ordinary process of the law cannot be served
upon them. 1t is therefore ordered that pub
LEGATION be made for 'our successive weeks IN
the Home Journal, newspaper published IN
Winchester. Tennessee, requiring sald non
resident defendants to appear herein On or De-
fore the first day Of our next Chancery Court
70 be holden at the Court house in w inches,
ter, Tennessee, on Wednesday after the thru
Monday Of August next, and pl cad answer or
demur to said bill or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing e43arte as
to them.
July %. II. R. ESTILL, c j NJ.
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STATE OF ENNEsSEE.

L. w. Bancroft, against the Heirs of NJ. T..
Donelson, decd, P. S. Decherd, ct ais.
On motion of complaint, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Clerk and Master, that
Agnes P. Donelson, John c. Donelson, Jacob
D. Donelson, George s. Donelson, Andrew J..
Donelson, James K. P. Donelson, R. M. B.
Donelson, VIM. A. Donelson. Dewitt c..
Thompson and wife Agnes, Soreness W..
Boyer and wife, Mary Caroline, P. S. Dech-
erd and Benjamin 0echerd, are non residents
of the State ofTennessee, SO that the ordina-
ry process of the law cannot be served upon
them. 1t is therefore ordered, tbat publica-
ton be made for four successive weeks in the
Home Journal, a newspaper published in
Winchester, Tennessee, requiring said def'ts
to appear on or before the first day Of our
next Chancery Court, at the Court house in
Winchester on Wednesday after third Monday
in August next, and plead answer or demur
to said bill or the same will be taken for con-
fessed and set for hearing exparte as to them
July ID, H. X. ESTlLL, z q III.
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TRIAL OF A DAuLGREN Cum "A
Dahlgren gun, which has been on trial
at Castle Island, Boston harbor, burst
on the 1921 fire. There had been
consumed in the proof Of this gun
about 1890 pounds Of powder, and
the aggregated weight Of Shot and
shells fired amounts to 5000 pounds.
When the piece burst large trag-
ment, weighing near 500 pounds was
thrown to a great height in the air.
and fell about 300 feet to the rear.
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NOTICE.

Whereas the Legislature of Tennessee, ,s =,
its last session, passed an act making J. u" ia
dnty of the various Sheriffs of said oIa'e, ,c'
onen and hold an election at each PfecIp.'
in their respe ctive counties, in order 10 sso',
tain The sense Of the people as to whelne, .
convention shall be called to ''amena, l rev..
or form new Constitution" Of sac rS S.a
therefore, I, John w. Custer, Sherlh o. u ,a
lin county, do hereby give notice to tae T rH
of said county, that1 will, on the is' .n set.
day Of September next, open and hoid a .or u
t;cn a, the various precincts Of said c" n;n:,
for the purpose Of taking said vote e.. I InI%
"nde, nv hand at Office, this the lo.n '''
Isss " JOHN w. CUSTER,
'' Sheriff of Franklin County
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IMPORTANT DEclsIoN-Thc Supreme
Court Of New York has decided that
a creditor has no right to take a trans
fer Of life insurance policy, and by
paying the premium thereon to nphoIa
the same for himself. This is a very
important decision. and defeats what
has been heretofore regarded as one
OF the most important aims OF life in,
SurailcC.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE e.

A. J. Gossage against the Heirs of William
Orear, deceased.
On motion ofcomplainant, and it appearing
to the satisfaction of the Clerk and Master
that the defendants, Nancy Orear, William
Durham, Jesse Convey and wife Sally. and
Benjamin Decherd, Ex'r VIM. Orear, are
non.residents of the State of Tennessee, SO
that the ordinary process Of the law cannot
be served upon them,
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Home
Journal, newspaper published in the town
of Winchester, Tennessee, requiring said
nonresident defendants to appear herein on
or before the first day of our next Chancery
Court, on Wednesday after the third Monday
IN August next and plead answer or demur to
said Bill, or the same will be taken for con-
fessed and set for hearing exparle as to them.
July Is, H. r. ESTILL, CO. NJ.
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nF We have been having more

DP We have been having more
fun in our town lately than usual
The Chinese Jugglers gave two Of
their entertainments at the Court
house this week, many were in attcn-
dance. not so much to see the per-
Torrance of wonderful leafs,of sleight
of hand, but to get peep at a couple
of two legged monkeys OF the long
tailed tribe. We were among the Gu
rious, having never seen anything OF
the kind before. Imagine our sur
prise to find their heads shaved very
close, which we could only account
for by supposing they had been using
their masters toilet. They are a very
cunning animal, and have great
rondness for music, as a proof Of the
fact, they carry with them a huge or
gan out of which they grind "that
same old tune" We looked for the
Expositor man but he was no where
to be found. The trains on the Shell
byville Road certainly failed to make
come ctions or he would have been in
town too. Now if these Monkeys
ever go to Shelbyyille with that organ
they may expect the Expositor man
to follow them of, but we think he
could be induced to return if they will
give him that little fiddle which has
but two strings. 1t is new thing and
we know he would BIZ delighted wi h
Il
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A gang Of robbers who operated in
Navarro, Limestone, Freestonc, Milan
Washington, Falls, Robertson, Ellis,
Hill, and Dallas counties, Texas, have
been discovered. The residence Of
Mr.. Graves, on the road from Waco
to- Corsicana, was robbed by four of
the gang rccentIy--they were pursu-
ed. overtaken. and hung-they peach
ed and told that the gang numbered
some fifty or sixty. 1t is reported that
two others were hung in Limestone
county.
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FOR RERsuEBA SPRINGS.

For the accommodation Of the public who
wish 70 visit Rcrsheba Springs via McMinn.
vile or Tracy City, the Stages will run to and
from those places, daily, connecting with the
cars at eacl place, us follows;
Leave McMlnnvlllc every morning at 7
o'clock, and arrive at Bersheba Springs the
same day at 2o'clork
Leave Bcrshcbn Springs every morning at
8 O'Clock, and arrive at McMlnnville at ii
O'Clock, II. T.,
Leave T,acy Cty every evening at 4 o'clock
and arrive at Rershoba Springs the same eve.
ning at O'Clock.
Leave Bershoba Springs every morning at
o'clock, aud arrive at Tracy City at | o.
CLOCK The same day, giving passengers tire to
take dinner ut each place before The depart
ure. Passengers will be carried to and from
the cars at each place.
N. A. PRICE.
uIy Is BY :. MARSHALL, Agt.
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Something very Refreshing.

We have just had call from an old
and intimate friend, who informs US thai
he has, within a few days, received from
Swan q Co., Of Augusta, Ga, check
for ten thousand dollars, in payment oil a
prize ticket which cost him only ten dol.
lars. He speaks highly of this lottery
concern, and said his ticket was paid on
demand, with as little delay or concern as
lift had been as many cents. Our friend is
bound for one Of our watering places
and it is very refreshing to see how com
for,ably he feels after this lucky hit.
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NOTICE.

LII persons having claims against tho es-
tate Of William Little. dec, are hereby noti-
fed to file treir claims with the Clerk of the
County Court of Franklin County, duly au.
thenticated, &C.. on or before the LIST day Of
December next, the insolvency of said dece-
danis estate having been this day suggested
TO said Clerk by ~ Undersigned.
Aug. ), 1858. w. C. handy, Amr.
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SALE dsE EAND.

BY virtue of authority vested in by the will Of Den
mis- b. More dec, will offer for sale to the highest bid.
der on credit of l2 months the premises, on Thurs
day the 10th dav Of September, 1853, ira ct Of LAID
granted to said More blythe state OF Tennessee, ~ grant
No 1G6, dated March lst 1873 lying in district M ~
Franklin County, on the waters OF Rock Creek, AMI con
tanS 26 acres.
At the same time, at the late residence OF said More
on Rock Greek, will sell upon the same terms, one bay
horse years old one COW and calf about Is pork hogs,
about 50 head of sheep the wood work OF wheels of a
wagon one yoke OF oxen and other articles OF personal
properly. .
Notes and two more good and sufficient securities
required of the purchasers
All persons hIying claims against the estate of said
Wore arc notified to present them properly 0uhcnca
ted and those indebted to the estate vii! make lnined
ate pa yrn or their claims will be put out for collection
Aug IT, 1853. J. ]. MORTON, EXr. &c
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SALE LAND AND NEsssOES.

BY virtue of decree Of the County Court Of Franklin
County in Tennessee pronounced at its August Tcrm 1888
in fine Of James NJ Shield against the heirs of Julia
{. Sims, dec Il will on Monday the ih dry Of October,
1853 offer for sale IL the highest bdcr ON credit o! IL
months, the usc door, in Winchester, the lands
or which Tulla Sims died, seized and possessed con
tanning hundred less, conveyed to him
by VIM SIu!th and John Orenr, living the waters Of
the Elk River, in district No, &. Also negro rrl
named pheLc about /! or "A years old the bidding for the
nd 10 commence 81 90 per acre, and for the negro
1850 co. The purchaser will he required to i've bond
money is paid
Aug. nth, 1853. K. F. SIMS, Clerk.
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We learn from the Vicksburg Whie
that on Thursday last, 10th inst, in
that city, John G.. Cash, charged with
robbing the mail near Greensboro,
Ala, on the Goth of June last, Of a
$1,000 note on the Bank Of Mobile
was remandod by U. S. Commissioner
Lindsey to Alabama for trial.
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c. ID. BENSON & BRO,
NASHVILLE. .IENNE'cIh'
DEALERS IN
MUSICAL MERCHAN DlS e.

Piano Fortes, Melodeons Church and paIos V,ss~
Sheet Music Music Book Instructors Of all kis ar
everything in the Musical merchandise line can DC 0'
omr Meodeans are manufactured by G. A. Prince ii,
Bnfalo. New York Also warranted for one year
orders from the country will meet with prompt nos,a
sa.Ssr. and seboss are respectfully invited to eve
call or send in their ORDERS Aecordeons and al n v
musical instruments repaired. No. 20 Union ST. Opp0'
Planters Bank.
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NOTICE..

ALL persons having claims against the es-
tate of Richard Lyon, dec, are hereby mott
fled to file their claims with the Clerk of the
County Court Of Franklin County, duly au-
thenticated, &C., on or before the LIST day OF
December next, the insolvency of said dece-
dant's estate having been suggested to said
Clerk by the Undersigned.
Aug. 5, 1853. w. g. handy, Amr.
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We see an announcement Of a new
line of steamships to run between
Galway, Quebec and Montreal. con-
sistng of three vessels. The pioneer,
the Lady Eglinton, was to leave Cal
way on the Sd inst.
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We learn from the Washington Star
that the Commissioner of Pensions
decides that the bounty land warrants
will 60 to the heirs at law, as provided
for by the late act Of Congress, only
when there is no widow or minor chill.
dren.
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Nor Run Our ET.-The retired
physician, "whose sands Of life have
been running out for several years
past, at Jersey City has turned up in
an advertisement in the London cur
mails.
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The Boston Courier says that the
late Amos Lawrence gave away for
charitable purposes during the last
twenty-four years ofhis life-lrom the
close of 1928 to lS52-six hundred and
thirty.nine thousand dollars.
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Administrators Notice.

All persons having claims against the estate
of H, F. Robertson, due, will please present
them to the Undersigned duly authenticated.
And all persons indebted to sid estate arc re-
quired to come forward and make payment,
or the same will be placed in the hands Of
proper persons for collection.
H. H. SMITH, Admir-,
March IL, 1853. II
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TREASURY REcEIprs,-The receipts
Of the U. $. Treasury Tor the last quar-
ter are over twenty millions. nearly
the half Of which is from Customs.
The residue is from treasury notes.
The expenditures for the same quarter
are twenty-five and three quarter mil
lions.
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DUEL BETWEEN BoYs.-The Marks
vile La.) Organ says that duel was
recently fought between two boys II
years of age in that village. They
fred three times at each other with
pistols at ten PAGES.
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There is mau in West Troy who has
80 much Of the milk Of human Kindness
that he is obliged to water it, for fear that
he should be so benevolent ss to give
away ell his property.
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&25 Reward,

cMALL BLACK POCKET BOOK LOST at the Goshen
y Camp Ground, Tuesday evening the 10th, Wednes
day the 1ith II contains through Ticket by Railroad
from Nashville to Memphis. by which II can be recog
nzed besides other valuable papers, The above reward
will be paid for its delivery to me or at this Office
augi21 W. i. CRISSAN.