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ARTICLE ".
OF OPENING THE POLLS; OF VOTING, AND
CHALLENGES.

OF OPENING THE POLLS; OF VOTING, AND
CHALLENGES.
SECTION % At nil elections the polls
shall he operel Mt eight o'clock in the morn.
ing, and shall continue open until sunset, at
which time the judges shall cl Sc the p'l 5:
provided thnt the judges Of the election may
rake a recess of one hour at any time they
may thik proper during the day, before
three o'clock in the afternoon
Src % The board Of judges, before they
commence receiving hal ot-, shall cnuse it I"
he proc'a aimed aloud at the place of voting
that the y lis are opened.
SIC. "a The voting shall be by ballot.
The bal OF shall be a paper ticket containing
the names e the persons for whom The elec.
tore intcnd t. vote, mi designating the of
! hce To which e'ch person SO named is in
tended by him ~ be chosen.
Ssc. 25. Whenever Any person offers to
vote, the INSPECTOR shnll pronounce his name
IN IN audi lie vice. and it there tie no OBJ
jecti"n to The qualification f $ ch person ms
an elector, sh II receive his hallot. aud in
the presence OF the other judges put the
>ame. wi hout being opened or examined,
into the ballot box.
CEC. 20, ne name OF eAch elector Whnse
ballot has been thus received. shall he i'm
mediately entered hy each clerk in the col
umo Of his p II list. headed " "nsmes OF vo-
ter-,' mhering ch pame in the nd lti"n-
al lnmn, as il i taken down. 81 that IT
may be seen at any time whether the two
lists agree
SIC. y, Any person offering to vote
may he challenged MS urquahted by the in
spector, or either Of the judges, or hy any
legal voter, auaI il shall, IN all case he 'hr
duty Of he in>T ector and each o. the judges
To- challenge any person Offering TO vote
~h m he shall know or suspect not TO be da-
ly qualified as an elector.
Sfc IS When any terSon offerinG to vote
is challenged. il shall he the duty Of the
board of judges to declare TO him the quail
hcati.ns OF All elector.
SC. 20 II such rerson shall still insist
that he i. entitled 10 vote. and the ch 'llenge
shall MT be Withdrawn the hoard OF Judges
in their discretion, may administer an oath
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HAMILTON TOWNSHIP.

HAMILroN CRY r., b. More. Inspec'
tor. and II. D"is, W. vi hanson, Judges
TuRNER's RANCH ohett Turner, In
.reetor. and Geo. IL Lynch, J. NJ. Crane
Judges.
FAuLxNra's RA~cH.--s. Forkner, In-
.rec,or. and ]. J, Clymsr, John Moore,
Judges
ioLLoLvrA RANcHERIA DIR Woodland,
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CASCADE TOWN SHIP.

MooREviLLE John Ksves, Inspector
and John Guildersleeve and L. Dodge, Jud
ges.
STRAWBERRY VALLEY --Teesdale, In.
speclor, aud c. Babcuck and +. Saith. Jud
gee.
MOUNTAIN SPRINa HoUsE.--W A II bbs
Inspector. and - Judges
RHiNEHART BAR NJ. Brown, Inspector
and II Z Rogers, Sudges
BRowN's DIGGfNGs w. Burr, Inspector
and -- Jud2es,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
LEGAL NOTICES.
ELECTION
PROCLAMATION +!
State Of California,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
HEREBY CIV.

NOTICE is HEREBY CIV
lN en-, that n General Elect
ion is to be held on Wednesday, the
first day Of September next, through
out the State, at which the following
Officers are to be elected:
One Justice of the Supreme Court,
for unexpired term, Controller of
State, and District Judges for the
following Judicial Districts:
First, Second, Third, Fourth,
Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth,
Tenth. Eleventh, Thirteenth and
Fourteenth.
Also, Senators arc to be elected as
follows:
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Comro'ea Of the counties of Alameda and
Santa Clara, one Senator
II III
Corro'ed If The counties of San Francis
- aud San Mnfeo, two Senator's.
SIKH DISTRICT,
Composed Of The eonptfe. of Marinosa
Merced. Tulare, Frespo aud Buena Vista.
one Senator
SEVENTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the counties Stnnislaus and
IuClumne, one senator
EIGHTH DISTRICT,
Composed # the cour,ies Of San Joaauin
ana Contra Costa, one Senator.
NINTH DISTRICT,
Composed OF the county of Sacramento,
one Seuatr.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
Comro'ed # the counties of Marin, Sopo-
ma aud Nerdociro, one Se ntor.
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT,
Comp sed # the counties OF Butte and
Plumas, the Senator.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT,
Cemposed Of the counties Of Su,ter and
hepas one seuator. and Que from Yuba
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the county Of Nevada, one
Senator
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the county of Placer, one
Senator.
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT,
C"mposed Of the county of El Dorado, two
6enators
NINETEENTH DISTRICT,
Comro's of the counties Of Amador and
Calaveras, one Senator.
TWENTIETH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the county Of Sierra, one Sen.
ator.
ALSO, she following Members or A.
semb1y.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ENTERPaIsg-Robert Taylor, Inspector
and - Jenney F. wilcNx, Judges.
SrEvENsoN's SToEE,--A. Stephenson, In.
.srector, and W. Brown, and J. Finburn
Judges.
MooRE TowS.--John Freeland. inspector
and John Moore and P. Arthur, Judges.
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CHICO TOWN SHIP.

CHico --John Bidwell. INSPECTOR, and A
II Barber, DIR. J. D Smith. judges.
J.NNINc's LANp,sG wv lie. Inspector,
ani W U'her. JAS. T"rney. Judges.
WHEELER's UousE.--C. Wheeler. lnsrec-
tor. and Thos. S. Wright, ID. Turner
Judges
JoHNsoN's RANcH --J. Lowry. Inspector
aud W. Heushaw. J. Watson Judges.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Sheriff S Sale
DY VIRTUE OF AN -.

EpY VIRTUE OF AN EYrcr
issued ont Of The district COM, ~ ~. ri0l
Jndtr'rl ri-irc'. in ard or puite Coo.,, m W ~
of 'H''tornia. to mo directed and deI,,.. 'ss
mandirg ne 10 r"'Fe ~ sn-n ~ t.,, - u fp-.
srvent' -four 2S-''0 ('47+ "s) polia-s v,,% N ~
ih"'e"n nt The rat" { th-re re- ~.,, sT-<
from ne 5th dow e Nav. A. N 1855 o,,,, msA
costs e SUIT tnxnd I" ~. sum A -, -"
tS55 CO. 'oila-s. "ni all nccruirp ~o.,.
wh"reii r. r u. raw on. FREnrp,cr
6 X - nAVI' RCRRrWS we p,",akE VII
FRED = sTFn. r" w Lrt,vs ~
WILLIAMS Jim ST w ! p ,NS
pt'"GH AID WM " NuIFR .,a n. N""s.
have l"v'ed upon Hrd ~ x % Vt rr,Y,u% W
N. highe D dfer for rnsh ~ 'he C.n,, n w, \
IN III" Gown oc Or. va c,,ur,v md a., e"'
%" = t"r ny the 4;h day oG >ep,.,~
y. ID. sjS II the 'oiruf2 'cl y
/ I" v. l"i gh'. l." 4 ,- q I -, - VA
NJ cd p"'"n'e rs In IN" to cortd w.
"w" May 9Th. \. u 1't6 So, the 6 49,.
] itch. Tx II lr IN the sirenm Aaowr ne sn
"r g Id Ru -" run. ivy t""nc I, NJ, - ~ "
tn" locRl'v nr mining crmD k"nwn n. ps.,,,. ~
Vin"s. i" M"u inn = RI . t.wnsh n Rnrs y, -
'n'f 'rria. 'o~et' er wih nj md sinv lar ,hs ~.
ul'. nchps. re~"rvo'rs. fl 'ue., truern mi. 80
nm'n's and az nrt 'n"nce- thcr-nnto bel hrinr ..
n,ywi.e appert. ing.
A n pLT.N. SheriT But,. ro,,,.
~. A q IA. -
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ORC TOW NSHIP.

ORC TOWNSHIP.
Gao LERvA'--J. worden, Inspector, and
Thomas Jones. Judges
F"RBEsrowN.--R. r. Charpell, Inspector,
He Ollphant and II. Chickening, Jud.
ge-.
RoB'~soN MrLL--A Lewis, Inspector,
II. c. Hammond, Judges.
HANso >vILLE.--J II Hanson. Inspector
and - Thompson and - Armstrong,
Judges.
NArcpEs.--George Pierson. Inspector
d ". c. Day and F Bailey. judges
EvAN-viLLE.-E Brown. Inspector, and
Thomas benson and +. Waterman, Jud.
yes
20. Capt. Mesa suu u-."s-----, I'D
| Res.
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wYANDOTTE TOWNSHIP.

WYAND TIE jacob Snow, Inspector,
d. Lewis and X. Rutherford, Judges.
WILsoN's RANcH.--C. Dunk, m, Inspector
and J. NJ. Wilson aud John Bergen, Jud
Res
HnNcUT CiTY.--Thouas Fox, INSPECTOR,
and W. Caiue and John ULeany. Jud-
,gea
BANsoR.-E Felers, Inspector, and G.
Brook aud james A Watson. Judges.
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OF THE QUALIFICATIONS AND DISABILITIES
OF EcToRs
SFcTInN ~. Every white male citizen
Of the United States, and every white male
citizen Of Mexico who shrll have elected 10
become citizen Of the United States under
IN Trea'y # Peace exchange and ratified
at Qreretaro on the Both day # NV, Ie49.
Of the age Of twenty-onc years. who shall
have been resident Of the Stnte six morths
next preceding the election. and the con,ty
or district in which he cl inns his vote ,hi.ty
dnys, shall he esiitled to vote at all ele. tiors
which are now or hereafter may be authori-
lied by law
SIC. II. For the purpose of vctirg. no
person shall he deemed to have gained O,
lost n resider oe hy reason Of his nre.eoc, ar
absence on the se vice of the Urited States
hor Will engaged in the noviqa'io Of the
wnters of this state or of the United Stntcs.
or OF the high s'as; nor while student OF
any seminary of l'arning no- while kept NJ
any hlmshousr or any other NY um, nor
whilo corf fined in any pub ic prison.
SIC, l2. No IDIOT or insane person. or
person convicted Of any infamous crime
shall be entitled to the privileges Of A.
elcctnr.
SIC IA A crime shall Re deemed ,nfa
nous which is rui ishnhle ~ death or by i'm
prisonnent in the State Prison,
ARTICLE III.
- THE PLACE. or HOLDING rLrcrIoNs,-ANp
ALSO OF INSPECTORS, JUDGES, AND
CLERKS OF ELrcrIoNs.
the County Judge shal an oi,t for each
precinct. from the ou- lifted o'ce'ors of the
township in which such prec ct lies, one
insIector and two judges, vho hall n.t,
tute bo"'d Of jur pe> of ection. H. case
mid hon'd he no' appointed for any precinct
by The county judge. the electors present on
the morning Of the day Of clection, ut the
p'nce where the pol's were ened n the
day # the | St previous eIec,i,n. may np.
point hoard IF judge. FIR such precinct.
SIC. II. 1t shell he the duty of crch in
spcctT to be ut the place where the polls
are TO be opened in the precinct f. which
he is nproint'd. fr m e CHI cock il the
no ming until sunset on the day Of election
Should snch inspector not NJ, enr at eight
o'clock in the morning. the el. ctors present
ut the rlace where the polls are to 10 orenel
mny aPm int an inspector for the p,ecinct.
SIC. lS The hoard of inspectors for each
precinct shall, before the time ot oreninp
tn" polls, appoint two suitable ersons to acl
rs clerks.
SEC. 10 Before my election shall he
opened, the i'spector, judges aid clerks
shall eaoh, before nny officer au'ho, ized to
administer oaths. take an oath that he will
faithfully a, d impertially discharge the du
ties assigned him by law If there is no
person present authorized to administer
oaths, the inspector shalt admins er the
same to the judges AMI clicks, and one of
the judges shall then administer the oath to
the insp ctor.
Src 90 The inspector shall be chairman
of the board, and after it. organization.
shall have power to administer oil necessary
oa'hs which may he required in the progre.s
Of the e eclion. He shall also hnve power t.
MI any vacancy tn may occur in the ard
Hjndgcs, or by ab'ence or refusal to serve
Of e ther Of the clerks, after the polls have
Ia
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KIMSHEW TOW NSHIP.

Doc TowN-E. b, Knson. Inspector,
and J. d. Pollard aud c. G. Hubbard, Jud
gel.
BRoTHERroN STORE j. r Brotherton,
Isrector, aud A. c. Lougmon Judges
DIAMoNrvILLE.--Geo Tarbsl Inspec.
tor. and Benj Ha, faun and T. Bcasly,
Judges.
FoRKs OF BUTrr.--Cart. Brpcy, Tnspec.
tor. W. Evans and W. Hale. Judges
HELL TOWN.. Ntshitt, Insi ector. and
Capt. johnson md j. Nichall, Judges
kIMcKLL's sRANCH--Georee ". Wilmo,t.
l. specior, and + +. Kiuk'e, Judges.
LovtLocK's SroRE.--J, ii. Patty, In.
sPeetor, aud ...... Judges.
INsxip. Munson, Inspector, and
George Waters md W. Juliun, judges.
MINERAL SLIDE.-.F. A. Stryker, In
spector, and Thomas, Judges.
OREGON TOWNSHIP.
SrANisHrowN - Esq Cady Inspectors,
and - Myers, - Jugde..
YANKEE HILL.--Geo. Geiss Inspector,
J. Billings ". Donrclls"n, Judge.
NfLSoN BAR.-S. G. Curtiss, Inspector,
- Cooper. - judge.
FR.NcuTowN u. Barrow Inspector,
and j Summons. - Judges
tHEHokEE FLAT % uhsS l"sPec'or,
aud 7. McDanh,el., John Mason Judges.
MrsslLLA V,LLtY.-M. Pence. In pcctor
AM J. c. lins'y, 7. Channel. Judges.
0aECoN CITY R. + Derrick. 'spector,
and c. Simmons, W. Hendricks, JUICES.
L,Np-AY Bar --R Lindsay, Inspector,
and - - Judges.
LITTLE KiM,Hrw M Wells, Inspector,
Ike Bateman. j. Hunter, Judgss.
BAL~AM BiLL.--W. Ramsey. Inspector, and
Church. - II rris, Judges.
CoNcow VALLsy..-J. j. Stewart. Inspec.
tor. and pr. Thompson. G. G. Marquis
Judges.
BIO OAR - Kitchen, Inspector. and
W Tuwle, ---- Judges.
CHAprARKL HUI Smith, Inspector
and - ---- Judges.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Inrsector, and s. Y. Hale, W. B Maxwell,
Judges.
The officers of the several Election Pre-.
cincts are hereby instructed not to attach
their accounts 10 the Election Returns. Int
to send them in separately, certified to by
the Inspector Of their resr eciive Precincts
BY order of the Board Of Supervisors o.
Butte County
F. A. MATTHEWS. Chei-mau.
Attest, NJ. II. DARRACH,
! Clerk Of Board.
By J II. MARBLE, Deputy.
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EUREKA TOWNSHIP.

NEw PHILApELrHIA w. Perdme. Inspec'
t,r, and N. Alien, F. Peters, Judges
MoRRis RAvlNk III B,ittenbaper, In
spec'or. and - Thomss,J Clymper. Judges
SPAsxs' HOUSE,. NJ. Sparks, Iusrec'
tor, and - Judges,
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Abstract Of an Act TO Regulate EIec-
tIOns.
PASSED MARCH %, 1901
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For Sa' G!

nR. GILBERT o"FEas G0UsG AND
~ lot FOR sale,
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The People Of the Sfofs of California, re-
presented in Senate and assembly, do
enact as Joiio,cs
ARTICLE'I.
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Alsos Suages w the following Coun.
ties, TO wit,
Amador, Calayera,.
Merced. Nevada.
Pb"cer' San B'rnardino,
San Mateo. Ttiuity,
and Tuiare.
ehould there be ary vacancies for Count =
Judges other than those contair ed ia this
proclamation. tie c, upties wilt proceed 70
elect. Tae above lit is correct, 90 far NJ
the bo,ks Of this ,ffce show.
The attentien Of the Boards Of County Su
pervi-ors is dir ected te the second S, c,ion
OF an act entitled "An act TO amend an A.,
20 regulate L eciio.s. passed March 23d
$780," pas ed April 9th 1865. Zee Stat.
utes Of 1855, pnge I60
Witaess INV hand aud the Great Seal ci
State, at Office in Sacramento. Calitoruia
this thi -iieth ny Il July, in the year OF ou,
L rd o, thousand eigh, hund' Ell and ffy
eight. JOHN. ID WELLER
.affta :-FrRRp FoHMAN, Sec. Of State.
by order of the Bard Of Supervisors.
Attest. a true COPY,
" II. DARRAcH.
Clerk Of Board Of Supervisors, Butte %.
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Sherif's Sale

"s v,I'" A g. li4s, A. .. 1859.
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City Council.
THURSDAY Aug. 26, 1851

THURSDAY Aug. 20, 1905.
Id. Coltart, Mayor pro tenn, in the
=.
Il Fogg presented the reports of the
Treasurer and Tax Collectors. Read
ordered To be iii IL
Il. Halle presented the report Of the Su-
tendrut ofPubiic Schools to the Board of
alton. Received.
/. FOgg prrscrIcd report in relation to
wing the work House; accompanying
report, he submitted plan of improve
from the architects. which would cost
%. Laid on the table.
l. Downs called up his bill to compel
rsons selling articles in this city to take
license Passed on its third and last
Ing
d. COnger. a resolution to authorize the
+ To endorse the notes of Washington
company No. ), for the purchase of their
engine.
Ware opposed said resolution, on the
that he understood the different FIRE
anies claimed the Engines al their prop
md be- contcndcd that they belonged to
iizens Of Nashville; and if No. 3, or any
any, would say that their apparatus be-
to the city he was willing to vote
10 bfucuL Inc i II Z l
resolution was passed: ayes 8; nays 2.
Fogg moved tnat the Board go into
elton of Tax Assessor, for the next
months.
several motions aud speeches, the
was postponed until Thur day even
1t
q. F. Jones. a resolution to notify GER
r~Ons TO make pLveR cnts-
fra +. Jones. Il resolution to sell the
jar, &e., furnished by the city To the
i-pensary, formerly kept at the NJ d.
paruncHt OF Nashville University.
Halle. a resolution to purchase chairs
Company No. L.
Ware moved 10 amend so as 10 pur-
hairs for Fire Company Nc. 4. K So
passed.
Fogg. resolution to adopt the plan of
IMAN, architect, To erect a CaluDoose
TX House. Pa sed.
adjourned until next Thursday even
% clock.
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For Councilman.

re- We authorized 70 announce J. C. DARnEN
candidate for Councilman in the 5th Ward at the
ensuing election. aug26-te
Err We authorized 10 announce JOHN W.
COLEMAN a candidate for Councilman in the Ind
Ward.
80 We are authorized TO announce c. II. CONGER
as a candidate for Councilman in the sth Ward, the
ensuing election. aug23-te
R1- We are authorized to announce r. c. BRAINS
FORD candidate for Councilman in the 9th Ward.
augl6-te
Go We are authorized 10 announce W. r. DENlUM-
BRANE as a candidate Tor Councilman III the Second
Ward, nj the ensuing election. aug9-te
RZ- We are authorized TO announce c. f. H. MAR
TIN a candidate for Councilman the 4th Ward at
the ensuing election. augl9-te
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

ETfE&xxssS. DIR. KING formerly of New York, for
kESASera the last four years of Louisville, Ken
tuc~ who has devoted hs attention the treat
Of private diseases for 80 years natJers
himself, having attended 10 a practice for so many
years and cured many thousands he is enabled to
cure all diseases OF private nature, matter how
bad thcy rsIy be from InJudlcous medical treatment,
frSu neglect oc their DR.. Kings Dispensary
is No % peadcrck street, between Cherry ana the
SQUARE seeond story, where he all diseases Of a
private nature.
. GoNoSEHEA cured without Hauseions medicine or in
tericreHce with business
of old recent date, eiectually cured in
"A few days, by operation which causes no pain
" here structure exists health cannot he enjoyed
Perhaps 10 disease causes more mischief and under
m!n"- the constitution much
SYPHILIS, WITH all the Diseases OF the skin, growing
out UI neglect or bad Treatment, can be cnectualy
cured IA a few days
SEMINAL EAkNTSss-PaTtCular attention having been
gwen tbs disease and an the consequences grow
ing out oil u, brought III many cases by the de-
structive habits OF mCOnsdeTate Youths and eXces
sIve Indulgence OF the passions neglect Of which VIII
undermine the constitution rendering the subject unit
for business society and causing premature old age.
Females who N4ay be labOrug with any difficulty OF
TIE Womb may Test assured of lmuedRtte relief
Persons residing abroad, By writing and stating
their case, with Tee enclosed directed TO Dr. A HING
No y DcadcrCk street, Nashville, Tenn, Will have
the necessary medic sent b. their address, with
Gessary directions. strict secrecy observed. Office
hours from O'Clock ia tue morning until in the eve
ming mIy26-ind&wly
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One huldred and thirty miles South
Topeka, Kansas, young man from
Esey, crossing the Whitewater river
bf the Arkansas, observed that the
Astounding in its bed seemed precisely
with those which had proved so pro-
pearls in New Jersey. One of his
ors thereupnu proposed that they
follect aud examine a quantity OF
|he suggestion was acted on; buShcl
| ellis were gathered and opened, and
paris sere found IN them. Every body
1icinity at once proceeded to pearl
and the latest accounts state that
Thousand little pearls. ranging in
D large pea to pin head, have
Ld.
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81 A SH V IL F.:
RIDAY MORNING. AUGUST 81, 1858
cNOTICE TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS.

Wishing to eonfne our business as near as
,ssible to the CASH SYSTEM, we have deter
ined hereafter to collect our subscriptions,
thin the city, QUARTERLY. To carry this
into effect. we have placed our
hole city list in the hands of Mr.. WILLIAM
Ii, who will make the collections, and also
Tend to the delivery Of the Papers, and see
at subscribers are served punctually. We
pc this arrangement will be satisfactory to
parties Those who may desire to save them
yes the necessity of making four payments
ring the year, can, if they prefer it, pay in
vance for the whole year.
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.AKGE APpIES--Our Sparta friend VIII
re to give in" We have received a
iplr Of Apples from Mr.. JOHN T. HILL, OF
; city, which weigh taoentyOne ounces
ounce more than the White county
jies. These apples are Of the variety known
he American Mammoth, and were gather
from tree on the farm of NJ. HILL. He
misses us some larger and heavier still.
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Education.

On Monday the 9Th of September, the undersigned
will open English and Classical School for Boys, in
the brick School the South end OF the lot &C
cupied by McKendree Church. This building has been
leased for a term of with the view OF estab-
fishing permanent school Of high grade The num-
Der Of pupils Will be limited To twenty-
TERNs.-For English branches $50; for the Latin
and Greek Classics including the higher branches of
Mathematics $40 per session Of five months. No de-
for absence except in cases of proiracted i'll
ness B. F. BENTLEY.
REFERENCES:
JOHN A. McEwHN, JoaS TRIaBLE, =
ALLEN A HALL J. b. MCFEREN,
JOHN B. LINDSEY, l. ID. HUSTON,
p. j. MEGs augl9-td
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az IN Town AND CoUNTRY-R. Angus
b English gentleman, who has for
ears devoted attention to the condi-
le air of towns, communicates TO the
Athennum the result OF some of his
|lts for ascertaining she amount of
latter contained in the air of var
titles. The process by which this is
Fhed consists in finding how mach
ion of per-manganate of soda will
Fposed by the amount of air. The
occupies about half nn hour. Mr..
es that he finds as much difference
he back streets Of u town and the
lilly district in the North OF Ian
is from j to %. In other words,
found in the air of a close court %
matter capable of decomposing
N than there was found IN free
ct.
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Important.

YOU FEEL DEBIIITATED.
YOU FEEL NERVOUS
YOU ARE WORRIED ABOUT TRIPLES.
YOU CANNOT WORK WITH ENERGY
YOU DO NOT FEEL LIKE DOING ANYTHING.
YOU HAVE NO APPETITE.
YOU CANNOT SLEEP AT NIGHT
YOU FEEL WEAK.
YOU FEEL DIZZY.
Then HooFLASD's GERMAN BITTERs they will
cure you without fail
For sale at the Principal Office, AS Arch ST., Pha-
delphis and sold by druggists and keepers
in every town and village the United States Cana
das West Indies and South America, at rs cents per
bottle See that the signature of C. NJ jackson is on
the wrapper Of each bottle. aug2-lm
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r. r S. HoLLINs Il Co. announce this
mig that thy ase in receipt of their fall
winter supplies of boots, shoes, hats,
= trunks, Sc Their assortment cOmpre-
Is all styles and descriptions, and their
l. will be found favorable. Country m r
ITS visiting cur city for the purpose of
hasing their stocks, should give this
Z "a call. 1t will be to their interest to
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b THE MILILON.-JOHN WILLIAMS,
Hardware Store. has now in store
|rtment Of all kinds Of Pocket
Rogers, Wostenholm and other
is selling good Congress knife,
ms manufacture, at 81 90 each,
proportion. aug26
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Valuable Free-SoiI Property
FOR SALE

Il WILL sell the house and lot at present occupied
Il and owned by Vim. I. Mostly situated on High
street south Nashville. fronting sixty feet and run
ming back two hundred. The house IL a brick with
ali o her necessary out buildings all tn good repair
Aso, vacant lot fronting ON High street thirty 81.
feet, and running back 200 feet: good location for
building site This Is desirable property, 20 those
wishing TO gct rid OF the enormous taxes that I'M
posed upon property holders, and would earnestly
nste those wishing % invest real 10 examine
this property.
Terms sAK-A credit OF one, two and three
years, with interest from date
Bs- For further particulars call on
r. K. GI-ASCOCK,
1e3. tl Real Estate Agent