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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-30
Grant Thorburn seldom docs so we'll as in in telling this story in the New Haven News /:

In lI74, Dr. Webster was q popular preacl : CT of the Kirk of Scotland, in Edihburg. Bu. sncss brought him to London, and one day when passing the House of Lords, his curiosity induced him to make an tffort 10 step ill and see them. None were admitted without an order, except noblemen's servants. Webster being ignorant of the rule, requested admit tance. "What Lord do you belong to 2" ask ed the door-keeper. |" To the Lord Jehovah" !" replied Webster. "Thc Lord Jehoval?" re- peated the keeper-"I have been here seven years, but have never heard of such Lord !; Jack ' said he to his fellow keeper on the front steps, :" here's chap who says he belongs to the Lord Jehovah do you know such a Lord ?" "Never heard of him." says Jack. But" said Webster, (wiliny to keep up the illusion) there is such a Lord" Pass i'm in," said the keeper. l 'srose he's some poor Scotch Lord ]"
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Whole No. l730
woman's children. Be off with yer murthcrin' ould consarn" The train soon vanished.

FARM GIRLS OF NEW ENGLAND. - Simon Brown, Editor of the New England Farmer, in speaking of the women of the farming ds- trlcts of New England, says C. find large proportion of the young wo- men willing to remain upon the farm so long as their brothers will stay, and society is made of two sexes instead of one.
 Ca their part they are fitted to adorn socr- ty, are usually well educated, and read pap rs and current books, and are often acquainted with classical literature they are quick ,o . eaten the manners of living as they rise a1,l prove that Paris is but step from their TUT. homes. Honitons, and tallnas, and crjnolir. rustic on the hills or by the crystal streams. with more afflicted grace than on the .lrs,v paves of Boston and New York, while th.r fair occupants are buoyant with health aal elastic spirits and fitted to dignify and bless existence. Such should become the mothers of our land.
 In all my rambles find parents left childle.s upon large farms, dep poring the absence of sos at California or the West, and the oree pre- drctive acres and tidy buildings neglected arl going to decay. l said to the only child r,- ma ming at home of large and prospcrovs fam y-' The farm has its advantages anl charms as we'll as the city, aud there is less temptation to err
 Yes, said Rrbecca, the farm has its attmc. tons, but it lacks society it is life of eoa- fnement the dairy demands constant attea- ton and hard work, and hired men are som,- times difficult to please, after we have laborcl carefully to provide for them. Society is bro- ken and meagre <; the young men ane to tho city, or wander to distant lands. leaving the young women in charge of the farm, and to soothe and comfort the declining days of their parentS.'
 Such was the language of highly intelli- gent, alfectionate and noble woman. and it rrp. resents the sentiments of large class
 Who has the eloqnence and persuasion sns. tc'ent to arrest the attention of young men, and convince them that in leaving the homrs of their fathers and their own childhood, they leave privileges and advantages alre ady cstab- lshcd which it may take d life of labor to ac- qure in distant lands.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-30

HIGH A1MINc.-A Scotch Reformer, lately deceased, was so fully impressed with the i'd, a of always keeping before youth high staut- ard to aim at, on one occasion he delivered himself on the hustings of the following mag nifcent sentiment
 " If l were chimney-sweep, and had son, l would bring him up with all ambition to sweep out Mount Vesuvius." .t
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THE LITTLE CoFpoRAL."-The Imperial infant of France has been named Corporal iu the regiment of the Guards to which he be- longs, and in which he was lately fusileer. The promotion was made by the Colonel, and took place on the day he Was two years and ha'f old. The little Corporal marched around the palace of St. Cloud on that day in his new uniform.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-30

RTrA clergyman was lately depicting, be- fore deeply interested audience, the alarming increase of intemperauce, whom he astonished by excaimng-' A young woman in my neigh borhood died very suddenly last Sabbath. achile / aeas preaching he gospd in e beastly state of intorication."
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-30

B@>A new mill of the Hazard powder works at Enfield, exploded on Monday afternoon, the 18th inst. Four workmen were killed, three of them leaving families. One of them killed was the foreman, Mir. Casche.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-30

A cute Yankee in Kansas sells liquor in Q gun barrel instead of a; glass, tha. he may avoid the law and make it appear beyond dis pute that he's selling liquor by the barrel.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-30

~A man named Burr, near the village of, Greenfield, recently shot forty y-three pigeons at three discharges At the first shot, out of a flock of twenty seven he bagged twenty-five.
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~saA short time ago, Cairo, H., was nearly all under water. Now it is pretty much all under mortgage, says the Louisville Journal.
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rewelry cc watches,


 Ladies Gold Breastpns, Ear Drops Bracelets, Gold Lockets, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Rings, Thimbles, Shirt Studs Watch
 Keys Gold Watch Chains, Sepecta-
 cles, Watch Guards Gold and
 Silver Watches for gen.
 tlemen and ladies'
 both and second hand,
 CLOCKS, &c.,, &c. Hereafter do not intend to keep any Jcwelry ex- cept the very best to be procured in market which shall wrent, and if it does not prove to be exactly as represent the money shall be refunded. Any person wishing to procure good Watch, that can be depended upon for time, will do well to call Having had much experience in manufacturing Watches in Germany, and having dealt to a oonsie- rable extent in Watches. he feels confident that he can select such Watches shall prove good time- keepers, and at such prices shall suit purchasers employ no journeymen in repairing Watches but at tend to it myself, and the public may rest assured that all Watch work ntrusted to me will be com pleted in the most sciehtifc manner and WARRANTED for one year.
 The public respectfully invited to call and ex- anime for themselves. Rooms second door east of the Court House, formerly occupied the Enquirer office.)
 Litchfeld, August 1O 1858.
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N W. SEYMOUR. Attorney and Counsellor lZsat Law, Litchfeld Conn,
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E FORGE A HICKOx, Attorney at Law M Office in East street. directly opposite the Congregational church, Litchfeld Conn.,
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ID 0BERT M. TREAT, Manufacturer of corn AO shelters, churns, safety tug irons, &c.,, South
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"oLI6TER & BEEMAN, Attorneys and Coun- lH selors at Law Frederick D. Beeman, Com missioner of Deeds for the State of New York Office in Seymours Building, South street, Ltchfeld Conn.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-30
DENITIGTRX.

DR. E. w. BLAKE would call the at 0yyyX tention of his patrons to his superior
 11bmode of filling Teeth with pure gold, which renders further decay next to impossible. He would also ask them to look at his superior Single Gum Teeth also to his Premium Continu- ous Gum Teeth-the best in use.
 The strictest attention given, usual, to the full yet expeditions Extraction of Teeth with with out the of Chloroform, Ether and other benumb- ing agents.
 Business hours from o'clock A. M. to 6 o'clock F. M Office in the first building south of the Man sicn House, (up stairs)
 Sixteen years in the busness-thirteen in Litch- field, Conn.
 Litchfeld, August 1, 1858.
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NROSSMANS Shaving, Hair-Cutting and Wig O Making Rooms-under the Mansion House, Litchfield.
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WM. WATKINS, Mouse, SSgn vasN Carriage
 R TNIEHE7

Hl!DlNG. Graining, Ornamental Painting and " Paper Hanging.
 All orders left at McNiels National Hotel will be promptly attended to.
 Litchteld, June l858 Ivy
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. B. cRossMAN, ~ SUCCESSOR TO c. NJ. HooKER,)
 ID e n t 1 s t

Office in South street, over the POst-Ofhce. All operations on the Teeth carefully performed, md warranted to give entire satisfaction.
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have endeavored to satisfy myself as to the skill of Mir. Edward Crossman dental practitioner and think can safely recommend him to the citi- sens of I.itchfeld County as one who merits their confidence and patronage. c. M. HOOKER.
 Hartford, ConH., August TO- 1857.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-30
A BALLooNIsT LOST IN THE SKY.

TERRIBLE ADvENTURE-A MAN SEATED ON THE
 VALVE OF BALLOON CARRIED INTO THE
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-30

VI MOULTHROP & COE. Litchfeld, July 27th
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IVY HEAT Flour, Rye Flour, Buckwheat Flour, " Corn Meal and Proyender, fresh ground. ai
 A. c. SMITH & Co.'s. Y
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Flour ]! Flour! !! Fl0ur!!!

{. New Goods New Goods
 At A.C. SMITH & CO.'S.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-29

THE LArA GES QurTHAN "A correspondent Of the
Vicksburg SOa,dron, writing from the residence Of
the late General QUIrNAS communicates the follow
ing 10 relation tC the character Of his disease:
The General was one Of the victims Of the Ma
iional HOiel poisoning, having dined there that
fatal day which has Cost thriy-one persons their
lives, aud destroyed the health sixty seventy
more. Since that day ten Q iitmsn has net had a
veil hour. As coon as Congress adj urned be has
tened to his home, hoping cessation from work
aud TePOse IL the bosom his family would restore
him 70 health The ftugue Of travelling night and
day eGasps,stei his disease, and when he reached
Narehtz Ess compelled % take II once 10 his bed
Ehs marri &c, feE days afterwards, Of his
daughter to Capt Lowell, s. N, Of tue 'Wsrer
WHch, revived ms spriis-gIe ally depressed by his
dIsease-and ne hOsI ilaby renal ed up until after
midnight, 20 do he hUuyrs 70 the guests with thai
courtesy aud sdabilty which characterised him.
The fatigue and excitemeat Of this occasion TOO
much for MS enfeebed Constitution, and increased
ais masdy 50 that siues he has bot been able 10
leave his room. The Pbyslcitns who atIeRoel him.
il is I'D. perceive has disease the numisIzkable
efec OF argsEis
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PolItieaI Affairs in Europe.

Rhe London correspondent Of the New York Com
nssreial AdOsTtssr, gives the following condensed
sistsmen, Of the PoLdsal aFlFs Of E0sland, France
and Spain.
Continental politices remain without any fresh
light. New unessiness vas created few days back
bT q French pamphlet on the Dsrubian principali.
llss evidentlY intended 70 annoy Austria. Suisse
ouently there seems TO have been different move
Il is dsavoFed that The production hss an cf lisl
character aud slihoUgh enc esn shut his eyes 10
the fact that everything published in Paris must
ter, since nothing can be published that does not
suit the views Of the authorities toe denial is ae-
cepted as having for the moment satisfactory sig
ni6cance, As il gives indireot evidence that The En-
peror is not yet quite ready to throw away the
seabbard
Indeed there are 81 zns that for the next month or
two increased amenities are TO be ealtiEared not only
With Austria but with England The Emperor OF
Austria is said have ordered q copy Of q statue
Of Napoleon the FIRST, BY Canova, az Milan, 10 be
presented 10 Louis Napoleon, and the statement
that Qusen Victoria will be pressat a. the Cherb0urg
demonstration in August has beC0@e general At
the same time while these c0urfesies are going on
be din Of preparation Or nothing al ALI is heard
with accelerated force in the Freuch arsenals, while
the other countries are eagerly furnishing every
avsilsbls piece Of defensive armour
Ia this anomalous stale Of affairs Spain, sensible
Of her great connections at the rueTies IS eRcOur
aged TO wax insolent She intends 10 resent the re-
cent remarks Of the British Cabinet regarding her
completely in the slave ira le, and will probably
Withdraw Der ambassador from Sc. James Mean
While The EspaaG in leading article. has just in
formed Engiand that her continental influence is
gone that country Wiihou. an army is poWeresss
and that it is IS much as We can do to supply our
Indian hecatombs
Ii adds too that ships without crews are not ter
rlble, aud that strauge as t NAV seem 10 would be
worse for Euglaad TO attack lain than for Spain 70
attack England Il by Spain Is meant SPAN and
France, the remark may be something more than
gasconade. and as The Wruer adds shat be has good
grounds for ahat he says. this probably what he
would IMPLY. Il is true the E nG Is lnsi ierad
mean j0urnsl ard 10 be WilhouJ any preiensions 10
government support, bat Al Madrid At Paris what
ever appears in print must be considered important
since there is press save thai which is approved
by the Minister.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-29

ExECUrToS OF CoLoRED CHILD-A slave, aged
about fourteen years, was hung the l6h inst at
Mobile, Ala, , fer the murder OF the 500 Of Mr.. Go
mi z. about two years ago The victim was four
years old and his murderer Twelve at the time.
Alfred had been tgios respited By the Governor
the last respite expiring on the day the Wretched
boy was hung. On ascending the scsf ID be was
asked by the sheriff if be had anything to say, 10
which he replied NO" but said ne hoped he would
meet all ia better world. The sentence Of death
would have been oOmmuted to Imprisonment, but uu-
fortunately the GOverRur OF Alabama possesses no
such PoEer.
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NasB6iIIe anim anO Smsritan.
Daily D; Tri-WselIy $; WeellY 8.
Rates Of Advertising.
TEN LIERs OR LESS coSsTITUTE A SQUARE.


One square one year. sSO-Esch additional square, So
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
fer, Will be charged for the excess.
IN TIE WEEKLY.
ONE DOLLAR per SQUARE for the hrst, FIFTY CETs for eh
Subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published m both the Daily and Weekly VII
Be charged the full daily With onehah weekly rates
added.
7rg,.stsHf Adr'rents mast d paid for at ss time Of
iHssFEi0H
To Correspondents.
It viii save great deal Of unnecessary Trouble II our
friends in writing to s viii bear in mind the following r1ies
Always give date post Office eoun and state in the body
Of your letter.
you wish the paper changed from one Office to another give
both Offices IN full
Brc business and otermatter write on snsrsts
sheets Of paper, different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters solicited uDon all such facts and
subjects as mas be Of Information interest the public
Anonymous communications Of whatever character viii receive
attention.
correspondents should write only side Of the paper
Mecannot undertake to return rejected communications
All letters business should be directed Messrs. K G
tors
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-29

The Ticket Office in the Passenger Depot and open
a0H before the starting o each Train, which allows ample time
for the purchase Tickets It is open other during
the day. Passengers for the Eastern cities leave A NJ
Tin which throughout roads
Time 70 Richmond 4 hours Washington two days Phadepha
two and half and New York three days This cheapest
and best route from Nashville 10 the East.
New Orleans passengers leave thes30 NJ Train, arriving
at Memphis in time to for New Orleans the evening
the next day and through without detention Memphis
Those for McMnnve, Sparta, and Beersheha Springs leave
Nashville On the 2O NJ Train, which connects directly Tu
lahoma with the Train for Mcnnville Persons leaving
Minnye in the morning arrive Nashville 7:30 2. N.
At Nashville, there which daily Smithand
and connect with boats for different places the Ohio aud Mis-
sispp rivers also, daily line Of for Louisville, leaving
every morning on the arrival OF the night express.
By this change Schedule, Memphis connects
direct at Stevenson with and down Trains causing
delay to Nashville and Eastern passengers and hour gained
over the former Schedule in going Memphis from Nashville
c. l.. ANDERSON,
iulyIO 1858 Bra General Ticket Aglnt
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Finc Commtry Residence For saIe.

NOW offer the place sale the Nolensville turnpike
L and al half miles from Nashville. Any person m
wanting beautiful ResienCe-one that Is in every 4fA
desirable-WOuld do we'll the above TIaGS
property, am determined to sell It. No full de- sSs s
scriptOn Of the House and Grounds is here necessary,
as those who would buy must see for themselves
There twenty-five Of Land The improvements
all tasty and sutsantaBue Grass. fine Spring Water
Trees Fruit Trees and Shrubty and Flowers, abound. The soil
is FERTILE and unfing streams irglts the grounds. Taken alto
geher. hundreds know, the above residence surpassed
natural elegance in the vicinity Of Nashville,
je93 d2m GEO. C. ALLEN.
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NEW pTUSTC SToRR.

~. c. D. BENSON a. BFO., Whole -
& AZ sale and Retail Dealers n Piano Fortes,
800 g. A. Princes Melodeons, BuHalo, n Y.,ff Ii III l N
- Church and Psrlor Organs, Guitars, Vio-u y y
lincsos Accordeons, FLUTES, Fsgset, Fs Drums Tbuo
rne Banos and every the musical merchants line.
large select catalogue Of New Sheet Ausie Ac In
struetors Of az kinds Orders from the eouEtFy viii with
nes repaired. No. 90 Union Street. lst door from College
sepf23 p
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
Cheap Cash and Exchange store.

FFNEHE subscriber having the old stand
Of EYANs & Co., so Market street, Rnl himself
permanently or his property, Of Cherry and Null
berry Streets South Nashville, known heretofore Loves Store,
has just received, and is opening splendid Of
New and Fresh Goods Of every descriptions suitable the
Of both city and eOuntry-consistng Of
DRY GOODS
or all kinds Prints, Gingams Fine Lawns DeIanes Linens,
Jackonets, AIusins, Silks Ribbons, &c.
JEWELRY.
Fine Gold Rings Ladies Gents Brsastpns Of Cameo,
Mosaic and Gold Stone, Fol Chains, &c. Also,
REAOE-MADE CLOTHING,
OF the Latest Style aud Quality.
COTTONADES.
Heavy Wcoeu Goods, Domestcs, Blankets SC.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND QUEESswARE,
In fact everything will be kept will be necessary for the
completion Of a we'll assorted stock Of Goods.
All which he L. determined for really nav cheaper
than purchased in Nashville, limited expenses viii
allow him to do
MARIE I. G. UAsBROOK.
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Fare Reduced.

Fare Reduced.
Cabin Passage TO New York 500
Steerage ditto 50
NTEW YORK and CHARLESTON sideWbeel [. S. Mail
y Steam Ships through in IS 70 80 hours.
steam Ship C0tlfgbiG, 1900 NJ. Berry Commander.
Adshglls 800 tons,L VI. hurry, Commander.
JIS. AdgeF, 1900 tons, r. Adams, Commander.
MEyiOH, 1900 tons, W. J. Foster, Commando.
LEAVE Adgers Wharves every Wednesday
.%z<l5ESs'zs and Saturday at high water.
sLs4lLg These Steamships all built expressly for
A3aN this line and for safety, speed and comfort
unrivalled Coast
Tables supplied with every luxury attentive and courteous
Commanders, line every possible
comfort and accommodation.
Cabin passage $50
steerage passage,
For freight or passage, apply to
HENRY MUSHROOM, & CO., Agents,
Cor. East Bay and Adger's South Wharf,
JulylO-H Charleston, s c.
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HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c.

HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, GC., ..
no. Q, COLLEGE, STREET, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
EEP constantly hand large select stock Of Fine
IN Brandies, Gin, Rum Whistles Fine ines, embracing
Chmpagnes, Hooks, red and white hungarian Cets, Sautera,
sherry Alera and Port, COras, Genuine London Porter.
Scotch and English As, imported Havana Cigars fine Va. To-
bcco Spices, Sauces. Pickles. Catsus: Refined Sugars, Fine
Teas with numerous other articles connected with the above line Of
business, which they for sale favorable
iune5 WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAM.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.


RRADSH HAW & RUTLAND,
no. 30, C8ZOE STREET
- HAVE just received a fresh supply Of BOOTS p
E SHOES, which viii be sold at the very low ~
RVtN est prices. EME
- Iaddes Lasting Caters, with and without heels;' 49,
Ladies Lasting Congress Caters, with without heels;
do Thick and Thin Sole Kid BOOtees, heels heels;
do Front Laced Lasting Caters
do French embroidered slippers, something nice;
do White Kid Slippers and Resets;
do Kid slippers. plain and tFimme heeed and no hees
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Misses Thick Thin Bsotees heeled
do Black Lasting Caters;
do Kid Slippers;
do Thick Sole School Shoes;
Chidrens' kid sd goat B0otes, thick and thin Sole;
do Black Lasting Caters;
do Fancy heeled Shoes;
90 Ankle Ties and Slippers.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Gsntemens extra Quilted Bottom Boots;
% do Calf Water Proof do
do dc Pump
do do do Stitched do
D. Congress Caters;
do do Z. L. do
do Pump Calf Oxford Ties;
do D. S. do do do
do Cloth Congress Caters;
dc Lasting Ties.
And all articles kept Shoe Store to which we invite the at
tention Of all wanting articles in our line.
ia ns BRADSHAW 4 RUTLAND.
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WoRK..

MARBLE WORE. .--Ths sabsssibsr tas On h,bd he
w largest and et q Marble and Marble work.
sYsr offered IN the city, 70 which he particularly hs sa-
uon Or the public Hs prepared szscuts ai JOBS - s a
ESys, '57-sf JANIS snoAE.
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NTOTICE.--Whes,s, tire legislature Tennessee at is
last session, passed. act making the duty Of the var
sherd5 Of said site 70 and h8d election a. each
precinct in their respective Counties, in order % certlin the
Of the people whether convention shall BE- called to
'amend, revise or form Constitution o said State,
Ibrg0Te, l. T.. Sherrr sheiL Of CusrLani county, do
hereby notice 70 the Of sd county that viii the
lst THURSDAY OF September next open and hoi election AZ the
various precincts sd county, for the purpose o taking said
vote Given under ny ocs TINS Oth Of June, l-jS.
G. SUERREL,
- - II 49, - -
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TERMS OF SALE.
may25-d&vtda

NTBTICE.-sWhrsas, the Legislature Of Tennesse
list session, passi an act usSlng the duty Of the various
Shras Of said STATE open aud hold election precinct
in their respective counties, in order 10 ascertain the the
peopeas 20 etir convention sli Tel aIueud,
or form Constitution Of said stte, therefore, y, c. Moore
Sherd Of Weakly county, do here give notice The voters Of said
county that will st Thurs lay Of Sepemer next open
and election at the various PcinCs sud county, ior
purpose OF taking said vote Given under my hand Office
ljthdAy Of June, lsJ5- J. g. MOORE,
feZg-g2u Sheriff Of Weakly county.
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4me Ola dominion NBAtce@HOl
Never fails to do sWo right Cook spoil your cup
Coffee By neglect iOretness after she has placed the boiler
o the stove
Some three hundred the Coffee Pots have been in
Nashville, and they war; give perfect satisfaction
JelE j. W WILSON, College street. .
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NOTICE herel che sure Of esss at its last
session, passed making the duty
sherids Of sad State open and hold election each pre-
their respective c5uuta orsr Of
the Ie pie whether convention snail he called amend
revise OF form Constitution Of said State"
Therefore l. j. NJ. CadFel Sheriff Of Rha county, do here
By gvs Of said county
Thursday Septenbr open aud hold election the
precincts Of sl county fr the pup0s Of taking All
Given under hand Al 0fos this 22i dag Of Juns 5
. J. M. CALDWELL
iuns3f-TRn. Sheriff Of Rhea county.