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WM.R ARICK
LOVEJOY H4RPER.

OREETISS, Bolivar CJu7ty, Mississippi General Land
II Agent for Arkansas ard Mississippi
hEFEREEcEs--5ov. Il 8 FOsts, Memphis; Brooke
a smsdss. VicksburE. Ep7i-dsm
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q "A edFeffi iseEle1ts required to be kept second
~ cHAkeED As wv EACH DAY, ara On thiro Page,
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s-ge fyFe, chsrEsd DOUBLE rEtes.
n Tezry sdTertisers Vi b charged extra for oocu-
pylng space contract, and when LARGE TYPE
sued 70 be Esed the svertiseert kept inside q
paPer.
q Tssriy advertisers w Be charged extra At regular
sses for wants, Eeais Removals, cOPzrtaershiP No
tees, 10 CSnsirnees, az
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- ADVANCE.
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saless BY special oontrsct.
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eny OF e. irregular istsvss IN either Of the psper WI
q charged 81 per square for every Insertion.
q Announcing candidates for State County and Mu-
niPNl Omess s5 eAcs to be paid IN advance every
Instance.
n An sdvcrsisensnts for Chsritasie Institutions.
He Companies NErds Town. and other PEbiie HeclngE
tGbe charged hslf price
n Marriages and Deaths ETs pzbished a. news; but
obfuHriss Tributes Of Respect and Funeral Invitations
tother adTcrttseneats
n Al Legal ssd Transient Aavertissmsnts VIII be
nsrged by the fnEeTtisn
ooeuts Per ltPa
~ No osiucaOn or varistion VII he made from the
erqEoing sates.
nCLANAHAE TROUEDErE 4 DILL
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As few weeks before, he had tried to make
me the agent for assassinating Robt. 5. Kelly
as be was then pursuing Mr. Shepherd-with
whom be quarraled when be could not make
bin tooi-with a malignity which il would
be euphony to characterize as Internal, per-
emDtorilv refused 10 do a
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Beaver Dam Springs.
NLekman COUNTY. Tenn.

FORTY NILES WEST OF COLUMBIA.
Change Of PrOpsetOTship and Management
TINS os.brafsd Wstsrng-Plsce. haTinz been p1r-
chased By The subscribe, has been thor1ughi7 re-
visitors On the
TW 81 eth or NJ y.
Toe late prup-itors having Disposed o. their entire IN
tsrest 10 The springs, the Eubscrber. aEstf o. Mrs
keller, VII assume the entire ln1gamenl 1f The estzt
rgnder Beaver Dam o. the mos pleasant and comfort
abb Eatering-p a-es in the saIthues
ACCOMMODATIONS, GC.-The bald ugs have an
been PLACED IN eTcsert recer, Eud mary m pro7lelfs
adied- 50 that POUR HUNDRED visitors can be sccom-
m0dated with every comfort and o1nverienoe Te taDs
i Be ahundGnily suppisd a1d vii Be equal 20 th-ss o.
drsf-class hotels.
THIS WATsRs-Ths waters e Beaver Dam consist n
White, Cry, Red and Blsck sulphur Chayoeats fgroVs
oy anayss 70 Be TIE strongest II the state and the best
Of Freest0ne szi Limssfore.
MBDl1A ATTEND DAECz-The subscriber who has
been FOR the last Ten yesrs. engaged IN the ps 0f
me1lcice IN Eorth ALABAMA ard Memphis b. con-
rnsrded a. all hours fT FitJrs who uaY chance need
bis services physician.
MANS OF ACCESS To BEAVER DAM-Ehe-e are
three routes % these springs ali OF which ue
pair line Of olaches viii run from CoiumhLE t1rss
times week, and passengers viii through from That
place 10 one day and pass over 90 te lt rsl iu
the State. Arrangemeuts have been zsls AZ Brlttfs
frlachnE from hat direction VII nd resy c5uVeyls
70 the Springs.
AMUSEMENTS, &C-Visit0rs viii fEl at Beaver Dam
larse Ball Room. Tsn-Pin AlisJs sc. lns trlut
str the place ard deer -r-af abundance
nay Be fou1d In the lra11edlate vicinity.
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n ons sqnsres rsnevIsle sosgy, per znnsEa SO 90
Twice week, " 50 %
n Two squares, rcneSlble weekly, per Euuun 90 90
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- Lane-A eraphtc Pleture.

From the Chicsgo Timcsl
Our readers will remember that ever since
Jim Lane went to Kansas, he has been the con-
stant source Of trouble and strife. II was ow-
ing to his III advice that the Free-State men
refused to take part in the elections, and thus
allowed the handful Of Missourians TO obtain
control of the Legislature. It was owing to
his bad advice that the Free-State men refused
to participate in the election of delegates to
the Lecompton convention, and thus allowed
that body to fall into the hands of Calhoun and
his associates. In all his Taseality, in all his
perfdiOus movements, he has been sustained
and supported by one James Redpath. the cele-
brated correspondent, during 1896, OF the
St Louis Democrat, New York Tribune, and
Chicago Tribune. He was the manufacturer
Of Outrsgss, and the trumpeter Of jim Lanes
gories. Recently Redpath commenced the
publication of a newspaper called the Cru
sader Of FreeiOm,' at Doniphan, and to some
extent Lane aided him by endorsing his paper,
bat not by any advance o. loan OF money.
Redpath-who is a vigorous writer-and Lane
have recently quaTreled about business matters,
and from the CrHsGdeF, Of the l7ih OF May, We
select portions Of very graphic descriptions Of
Lane, from Redpath. Coming from one who
knows Lane well, they will be read with that
confidence in their truth which is not generally
entertained for Kansas stories.
The following are the extracts:
LANE PROPOSES 70 AssAssINATE DENVER.
We are ready to swear in any court Of Jas-
tice, OF to make solemn aeidavit Of the fact,
that Gen. Lane intimsted to US that II Gov.
Denver challenged him, be would have him put
out OF the way by the secret order known as
the Danites.
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PARIS HOUSE CONFECTIONERY.
hOiesaIe and Retail
CANDY MANUFACT0RY,
~ QT E-.-,k D.
no. 81 Front Row.

rTIHANKFUL his fends and the public FOR The verl
Ihsrai pstrorase extrnied % ki for the last trsV
years, n. LOUIS HONrEDONIOO bess lesge TO inforu
the citizens o. Memphis and vicinity that he win con
stanfly keeT hand largo asso ftent Of the best I'm
porte1 Tines-Czraf, Fort Madeira white, sc; also
scotch Ale ard Lonc0u Porter Also the beat BTandfes
warranted to-be pure and genuine.
N. l. AoSTEDONICO always keeps IN hand . grca
varsity Of Fancy Canslles and Toys assortment O
stick Candy Prunss IN las and boxs Ra.s,ns Grapes
every kind OF Fruits and Nuts, Fckes, Lo5stars, Sar
dimes, Olives French and Eugish Mustard. sVgar, Z
loaf and boxes CaTzcan MarasChino Od wines Ginger
Preserves. Savannah New York and Boston Frtecrves
Catsdp Pepper Sauce Chocoate, C0rdals, SyrrpS Mac
caroni VermacelI the b-st Havana Clears and gre9
many other articles t0o uumsrous % mention, 1,E n
fere5 for sails very low either By wholesale or ref1
He would Be FiAd 20 wait en- his Oh cust0ncrs fl4 a
many new ones as may call upon him, prolnisne tlen
genuine articies and good bargains mY--iy
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Il nRNE,s LANn oFFICE

n FOsRBY 4 HUNTS BLOCK 10. ls; Ianis IN ths
INl ChickassW and River counties In Aii1issippii
PHntatons in Mississippi and Arkansas City Lots, tn
proved snd unimproTed N 2sDphig and ful1IesI a.
v4ys o. hszd and foE sale. spzI-iy
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.JOhn Brown.

TTEpER THB cOMABRoIAL HOTEL, is p1spsrsd 70
u walton the Eentlemsa with his SAT- RuR 7repsra-
sisas ssd eIhsr Toaies f0f Ne hsis. fsoA
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.lEenaph5s 0Rd ohio

For Baltimore, Washington, New
York, Philadelphia, sc.
Direct Through Line for the EsstI
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REDPATH'S VIRTUE RECOILS.

We thought that he could not be 10 earnest
but circumstances, subsequently sscertained
convinced us Of our error Il was the corrOb-
grafton Of this intention that determined US. al
whatever cost, to throw the human viper off
Il will cos. us everything we possess IN Kan
sas; press, landed properly, and business pros
peets but we prefer to be free and poor rsthel
than TO remain in the power Of an assassin.
..-r..a nnrr- = m f.u = ArrER
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VOESce.

TIHK eo-partnership here.sfore existing between
Il WRIPPLB, AoCULLAGH CO., was dissolved OF
the LIST Of Nay last 4. 4 RaIFfEs. Vi nFf1
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The undersigned viii contnue the business under IN
style ef EHIPPLE SHAW, and win pay al the e]isbi
ties sf the old nrm, and alone anthorized Q eee
the debts due A. WHlPPLE,
mFs-Im A. B. SHAW
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rTORH AND EAST.

NORTH a ND EAST.
At Chicago, eonnectlnE With Michgan Central Cars,
having the sane depot for Dstro-ts NisEHr4 Fails
Ro-hester. Abanys New Ycrk Bostcu and an Eastern
aId Auantic Cites. Only two changes Of cars from
Cairo b Niagara AMI tErgs from Cairo 70 Albany, I'D
fur frD calr0t3 New YORK. Time from Cairo 70 New
York t9 hours. C1unects al 6andoral with Ohio and
Assisippl Rzilrosd from 81 Lsuls and Yineannes at
Pana with trains o. the Terra Haute, Alton snd ST.
Iouis Rsiiroad 70 Indianapolis LagisVe and Cincln-
ads at Decatur, gith main hoe Exprsss for Galsna
aad D1nielth-the later oorne-tirE with t-alns %
sprngfaid Naples Rock Islan1 Burlington and Quincy
AL irails from Cairo connect e Sand0val with the
Oao and Mississippi trains for 81 L5uis ant Circin-
natl
ne Illinois Central Eailrosd Company have adsei to
teir Rolnr Stlck twenty superb ststeroln sieeFing
ears each o. which viii e5tortaby berth nfty psssen-
gcrs.
Through Tickets,
Ether By Sfs1bodf 81. Louis Gnd thence % Rc-
T0Gf orf Cairo and thence 5y RGT0Gd 10 al points
NORTH
go for yssr sni SLOWING holders 70 stop At any
rout and resume heir seat a. pleasure and al inf0r-
afion rso ing the route nay Be procured on appea-
i1l at the Compsny's O1e IS Je-rs0n street doors
east Of TIE Cammercisl H0tel Memphis.
WILLIAH NORM Aren't
F1r Illinois Central and Ohe sni Mississippi Railroads.
AMI Raiiroad Lire % steameH- marft-ty
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EDWARD PTCKETT, Jr.,

DIXON s HELM.
A TTOREETs AT Law Memphis, T5unessse. Os1oe,
n sauth side O. Court Sgsare, doors East o. The
Rtver Rank. ianI2-dtf
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He insisted, also, that the widow should
know who gave the dollar. he has seen hfT
1iacs and did not try to ssdaos her, the fact
should be mentioned as a remarkable incident
by bis future biographer.
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Az AunuaRA.s
-. -. !. - = s--xnan1k1 evsvnnme SnoeI
=. soeg lseeee appeaEe d NJ Dallas fT6xns)
Herald, eoncsrnise The paspnxs AZ Meculi0uxh,s
emigrsnt train soroaa ia sa.Iss .,.s. =, C.,sS.
n. e.n vhieh - ~. ~ ~.,eI =
pro- Yort rh.sh.,..s =. y. ... -, ~ e.ss
=. ~ rkss.c,t ~ - r. Sonecon1 toen A11Dws1
Dssert no eresk xS~eSess ~ Sss..sI ~ y A1ernan
wssss- Son, hght cclor snd slfsiiSs nstsss -,
ductne moatiy 1alt gYass aud fsW meSnl; "a kssS
g snd caeees IAh kind q country ex3sudp nv
sne Ooeofeeo 20 me 10 0EandD, y - miles a NM
.. .a1 s.fe1en our cceelnsne, belag nnrfowes
:. ~. ,i,sss - ~ - nes sev .eserinf D1eces
herd hsd ~ vsfer az ss.s.sr y ~ ~ Ens
elled ono hundred and fhirtv miies n ~ Ssass ss
we're without wafer or nosirisRsnsnt tbirzS Sc--s
Iheir exercise w. vsry hard Tidin9 ~ hoaloWjns
o the eattis md wss calculatsd g bring - thrs1
ter and sleep; many shot doun ths fsmishiur bui.
oc1s On the road senek ehs. pulled OF thsiS booes
ss.iw ~ ne tnlck. noe blood aud dEaAk it
n, sno y 20 o0ing 9aved their ives The cattle
f1sht and ths men were cn.rsiisS 4 .hcrs ~uau
We went into the eand Hills With iSfs ~ ~
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H.. r... -,
~ AA0ss, oommfssonero ot raseou 10
reporting IN 5svor Of extending aoodyears Indian
Rubber patent, gives the Following iuterestiuR
particularv sf the novertv .nan,sa he t,,c.a-
var ana h;~ Ar.s,. .a,. .-..S ss..
...-. "A''s psosscu''ns a"sAPs1f
"eu1
From the first moment that the conception en-
tered bis mind, until hts complete success-em-
oraciug period Of from sixteen 70 eighteen years
-hs implied himself increasingly and enthuiasti
caily to its perfection, to its Introduction iuto
use, 10 every form that his fruitful genius
should devise. So intensely were his faculties
concentrated upon it that he eeems 10 have
been incapable Of thought or action upon any
other subject. He had no other occupation,
Wa intpired ty no o-her b ,pe, cherished no
other amoitiou. He carried continually about bis
person piece Of Indian Rubber, and into the ears
ofali who would listen he poured incessantly the
story OF his experiments aud the glowing langua-
ges ofhis prophecies. He was, according to the
witnesses, completely absorbed by it, both by day
and night, pursuing Il with untiring energy and
with almost superhuman perseverance,.
"Not only were the powers of his mind and body
thus ardently devoted to tie invention and its In.
Production into use, but every dollar he had or
could command through the resources Of his Gre
dit or the influence Of friendship, was uncalcula-
tipgiy cast into that seething cauldrou of expert
ment, which were allowed to know no repose.-
The very bed on which his wife slept, and the
linen that covered his table, were seized and sold
to pay his board, aud We see him with his strck.
en- household following the funeral of his child
foot, because he had no means with which to hire
carriage His family had to endnre privations
almost surprising belief, being frequently without
an sfticlc OF food in the house, or fuel 10 the
coldest westher-and indeed, 1t 10 said, that they
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Oh CHALKLRY.
q MAGNIFICFNT RNTERPI

II One Of the best situations Tor q Female School,
IN all the upper country for sale, containing Acres
Of LAND, and located In the 1ourishng little town
Of Concord, on the South Side Railroad. The build
si.sn1 ars ~ rev sn1 aorc con
rooms, and Framed Kitchen, with Ice House, smoke
House, Crib, Stables, Carriage House, and awell Of
az good watsr - can be had. Also, an excellent
Framed School House. ready for the businsss. 4
female school, with IS scholars. has been in success
full operation here for several years. and bids fair TO
continue. school OF high grade may be establish
I'd here. want to sell 1t and intend to DO So Any
one Wishing to purchase. will give an early call
also have q good Farm Of 40 Acres, 5 miles from
Concord, in Q most excellent neighborhood. Come
and see it. and I'll sell it right Any sther uforma
ton will be given. By addressing
Spanish Oaks, AppomAttox, VI.
Or r. i. ARLINGTON,
au 2l-2ws Concord Depot, 3. 8. Railroad.
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Ac1psus.-During the performances by the
Keller Troupe of the Captive 6yiph, ct the Bunslo
Theatre, on Saturday evening, an accident occur
red which came near being fatal to ono Of sne pal
let corps The little boy who personAtee s0e chaf.
sctsr ofPunch, In appearance Y pat tnsc amorssr
and shot into the upper tier, from whicn ne os.
.cends BY Q rope to she parquette. The nrss pars
Of the feas was successfuily accomplished bus, 70
attempting 10 descsDd the rope, be lost hts hoso,
and fell from the third tier 70 the par4asete ssrik
ing, fortunatsly, In the vacant spsce bstwesn The
seAts and the dress circle vail. tn sech . maansv
that the hump on his back saved hin from permer
nsut injury. He was considerably Jared sasd
somswhat bruised aboat The back and JAW, eut
nothing serious.
Dos'T WAnr TO co BacK---A correspondent oi
the New York Herald, writing fron Charlsstoo,
about the captured Africana. says:
The nsgroesars maah rejaicsd at their arrival.
They are singins sosga dAsci.s, and tsstiiyisg IN
crsssed happiness. One Of then, . daughtsr Of .
chief and sattooed from her neck 70 her kannchea
her, through An intaSprsesf, negro. poaifivs1y
refused = 50 hecks asd sAys hes eapvsrs vill nol
are unaninously ~ iasar ofoouaiag on shoss, and
most positively aud unmissaksabiy rsluae 70 - @
"a seain. THAR mnsic, rude . II - y eisseal
ana heAfv' ..ss.sz s.sas IS seass
/ Gausssno d GnxAxY.-TAe Prusstss Covers.
msnt continue thsie exertions 70 sbolish the sAn-
inr fablss throughoat Gsgmssy. but therua q
hadluek = which ths banh . nedse Aas leeeesfy
's j s;ss :. ses ss ssss - 4 - =
snacsnsns q ths Dit .oald = nteay = sesct.-.
rhe ahsnks thsre has Ills seeson bees "broeens
tvsIVe tlsnes, ~ of uhieA Aa4 eaep ~ yeek q
nceou, q septaia = ~ An.oeAo asny1 sS.el
oslssdng ~ pl.ee eAxs 1oeoe = - - - - -
levs = teass q ~ sfanssss -
s.
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o. h, cHALKLEY, LEY
LEATHER AND SHOE FIUDIN0e

FRENCH CALF SKINS,
Thirteenth street, between Main and Cary,)
RICHMOND, Va,
Keeps constantly on hand, an assortment Of all
kinds Of Leather, Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather;
kusset and Wax Upper Leainer; French. German,
German Patent Calf skins. Black and Colored No
rocco and Kid Skins; Roan's, all colors Goat and
Sheep Binding ekine; Shoe Thread Boot and Shoe
Trees; Lasts; boot Web; Avis; Lasting Tacks; Silk
Twist-with full assortment Of Findings Of every
description Of the best quality. All Of which are
am now in receipt OF large and VIII selected
stock Of Goods for the Fall trade to which invite
the attention Of merchants and all others in want
of articles in my line.
an 24-dimcWsn CHALKLKY
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No PAPERe.-John Wilder and james
Evans, two fres negroes, were before the Mayor
yesterday, for want Of registers. They we're d.
rected to procure them ut the next court.
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DEDUCTION In COKE.-The prices Of

Soft Lump tNs< % per load.
Sof, Hail Coke. 473 do.
Hard Coks, both grades. 80 do:
A, these prices Coke is all things considered, the
cheapest Pue now offered or likely TO be offered In
the market. during the coming season.
TKses-(d&a oa d<lipeSE, or on demand.
a. Yards corner 10th street and Basin, and corner
hIpy nv Ia1 ls4ts ' JNO wERTH. Agent.
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CooLIxa OFI.-Vincent Andrews. ar
rested for getting drunk and threatening violence
to his wife, has been locked up to cool on.
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STEALING CLoTHRs.--A free Degress
known a. Mary Briggs, was convicted before the
Mayor yesterday, of stealing portion Of Miss
Mary Tyres wearing apparel, and sentenced 70 be
punished.
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An EXAMPLE FOR BoYs We have q carrier con.
nected with this Office, who is between the ages Of
l3 and H. who occupies a seat in the highest class
in our Public Schools, has the geography of the
country at his fingers ends, and can cipher round
q bevy of schoolmasters, and in two and half
years more which will make him sixteen, he will
probably read Cicero and Homer to boot But In
addition to requirements at school, he has three
hundred dollars 10 the Savings Bank, drawing i've
per cent interest, and II daily adding thereto, all
gathered together by selling newspapers between
school nours.-ITenton True Am
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HsAvY REoEIPrs. During the month
Of August, the receipt Of wheat ct the mills Of
Messrs Dunlop, Moncure 4 Co., by the river,
amounted to 104 044 bushsls. What amount they
received by the railroads, canal and wagons, We
are unable to say.
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(; $50: & S::::::| ::::s: .'...


III 6R1Af H1ALfH &DoHoHu1
TEE LlvH OF TEE YLBsH 10 n xu1 DseoDs-Vhpas :
hesh leoses its vitality the skn beoonee yssv aA4
pallid, the Liver discrdsred. DyspsDsa asA ln1laee
cos. and lie becomes burden. --l...-sF 81 81
HARTSHOkNk'D HEALTH lE4IO1nR. oQ
Act. upop sSs siood M1e4. SsOs - -
imparting new vtgsr and tone 70 aepnsesntiea - !
paired BY disease frsm any Gauss. 1t 1trymovo -.
powers Of both sexss, gives sbloon = tkA.iolH
chssk, and makes enc joyous and halyy. 95PSlA
tastss It . pertieularly sdap6sd g 1nnalN G. !
plants. which In their very nature are exhese90s
and ksis kassSis,ns an fS. dRSrop,y q y.
charm Quart bottleg 81. smalI boesIss g ean1o
Sold By PURCELL. LADD Co; ln4M , WnIYe4t
PAuaa D JOHNSON; DUvAL Noasous q 4 xfnncEns
AHDDowDIH. my 0-dAeWom
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- Nav YolK LI5l IxsvnAson Osn-
PANY. t-s' AA es = Iass
Capital &1. 100000.

Tho aboye Company y .FvKnLY MpruAL. ~
DIvIDKNps ars declared ANNUAILY. sn1 ksSs
averaged about Is or - Per ceat. e II stsfEs
When desired. - PER cert. o( ~ annuAl Deentm
will be loaned 70 the insured.
more than Una HUNNkkD AuD 111xY 1n0Uh
s1Np An h.1s ss. e sd0n f3t
ont litigation. sfs .asag, .sas IS ~
Cali, vithoat delay, and secure LIE HOLlCY
~ ~ ''A'A' y '' OH2s . woRanAn.
Gen1 Agent and Asry n ylfXilA ~
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PKESlDENT'S OFfIOk, !
VIRGINIA & TENNIsSEe RAILROAD Co.. }

PkESlOENTS OfflOk, 81
VRGIzIA & TENNEsSEe RAILROAD Co..
Lynchburg, Aug 8, 1858 J
NOTICE.-1he Eleventh Annual Meet
~ ing of the Stockholders of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company will be held In the
Hall Of their Depot, in the city of Lynchburg. on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of September next.
FORM OF PROXY.
K,aoW all meH by these presents: That we, the sub
scribers, being STOCK holders In the Virginia and
rennessee Railroad Company, do hereby constitute
and appoint - our true and lawful attor.
ney and proxy to represent each Of In al general
meetings Of tho stockholders of said Company when
are not personally present, with full power and
authority at such general meeting. 70 give such
each Of % could give Gr do II we were personally
present.
Witness our hands and seals, this day Of ls5
! )rss'ss tsBAI.l
WITNESS. eRAL.J
18th Bylaw: "Prox ea to represent stock in their
general annual meetin shall only be valid for the
space OF two years from the date thereof.
By order ofthe Board of Directors.
au ll-dtI5S VIII n HUGHES, Sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-03

laly e P.sh nsds her asssissA a.ssst e Z
msltreatD6 her ~ witch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-03

NURTHEKN It Z we are now I'M
~ leading so tons of sups rior Boston and Rock
l.ni Lake ICE and will sell it from vessels or
Lou2s upon terms lJwer than il can he purchased
in ans Southern market. Those wishing to pur-
chase by the or ton will please call n us at
our ice House on the Dock: (kndery burnt build
y ace in Virginia with but very little loss TO the
purchasers orders solicited fIom any portion Of
filled TAYLUR bRO.
IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-03

MORE INDIANS IN FLoRIDA.-A letter In the
Charleston Courier, dated Key West, Fla, the 24th
ult, Gays:
BY the arrival of our mail boat from the Miami
1 was informed that a party of iye Indians and
one negro, In command of their chief, s'Tiger
TAIL" visited our old townsman, Robt. r. Fletch-
err who received them kindly aud treated them
with all the courtesy due Natire Americans. They
were very grateful, until they found out that
there was whiskey on the premises. A. soon as
that was known, they kept Mr.. Fletcher In hot
water all the time, but still done no damage. The
negro who is their interpreter says that there
more Indians iu Florida than we are aware OF. 50
the expenses which Government has been to, in
getting Bowlegs out, has done but very little good.
They appear to know nothing OF Bowlegs' depart.
mr.