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The Railroad.

We have been informed by ThOs. III. Mil
lington. Chief Engineer, of our Road, that
the graduation. masonry and bridging on the
first division of fifteen miles, extending from
Dechard to point on c. A. Hunts plantation
about three miles west of Salem have been
completed, and that the Road Commissioner
in making his examination during the past
week. expressed himself highly pleased with
the complete aud substantial manner in
which the work has been executed. and his
favorable report to the Governor entitled the
Company to Sl50,000 State aid which was
immediately issued to Col. Stevenson, as the
Company's Agent, for the purchase OF Iron,
&c.
The second division of ten miles is being
pushed forward rapidly, and will be completed
by 1st November next, when the Company
will be entitled to further issue of State aid
of $4,000 per mile.
Eight hundred tons of Rails of impro we'd
pattern. and very superior quality have been
received and sufficient to lay the remainder
of the road contracted for.
The track laying is progressing rapidly
The construction train in charge of Mr.. h.
Culverhouse is in full blast, carrying rails,
ties. &c. to the tracklayers. The Contractors
for grading &c. on the balance of the line
have been notified to largely increase their
forces, and no pains or energy will be spared
IN pushing lod"dIu lnc "oIh Win All PoS9loiS
speed.
In view of the immense benefits to be
derived by the people of Lincoln and Frank
lin Counties, in opening to them market,
as it were.-at their own doors, for the surplus
of their fertile lands, in conveying to them
the mineral and staple products of other
counties. and the great facilities it will afford
the travelling public. not to mention the profits
land owners will derive from the increased
value of their property, it should not be
necessary to urge upon Stockholders the
Importance Of responding promptly to all
calls made on their stock, 10 enable the
Treasurer to meet punctually the increased
demands which a much larger force than
hitherto employed, will involve, aud which
must be paid in cash.
The Board Will meet at Winchester on next
Thursday. 18th inst, at which time it is
understood, the much talked of, and long
deferred Depot, will be located.
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From The Southern Citisen.

Murder of the Sheriff of Campbell
County and an Assisting officer by
COunterfeiIers.
Just on going to press, we learn the par
ticulars of an outrageous murder by counter
feters in Campbell county. From two sources
we have the full particulars, which are be-
yond all doubt. One letter from Jacksboro',
to a gentleman in Knoxville, says:
We had an awful occurrence here to-day.
in the mountain, four miles north of this. A
man by the name of Turner. of Anderson
county, and another named Lewis. staid at
Laban Sharp's last night. and Offered him a
$50 counterfeit Hamburg bill. Sharp said he
could not change it, but would come TO town
with them. After they got into town, they
paid their bill and left; and Sharp got the
Sheriff, S. ID. Queener, and Travis Gibson, and
pursued them When they got up with them,
Queener put his hand on Turner, and said he
arrested him. Turner pulled out his pistol
and wounded Queener They both jumped
off their horses, and Queener knock d him
down and held him until he saw Lewis stab
Gibson, causing immediate death. Queener
ran up, and was also stabbed in the neck,
above the cOllar-bone, and in the shoulder
and fell. (He has since expired.) Sharp about
this time came up, and Lewis and Turner
broke and run
The postmaster of Jacksboro' has instant y
dispatched intelligence of the affair; and az
the assassins are supposed to have made fol
some point on the railroad. IL ',A"s- b. hoped
they VIII be arrested.
This occurrence gives additional assurance
OF the existence OF band of cuunterteiters
in that region, and the citizens cannot be toe
vigilant.
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WORTH TRYING.-On the subject of "bites
and stings" Halls Journal of Health has an
item which may be important to some:
"As many of our readers are preparing to
travel or go in the country for the SUNNI r, it
may be useful to remind them that an ounce
vial Of spirits of hartshorn should be con-
sidered one of the indspensables, as in case
of being bitten or stung by any poisonous
animal or insects the immediate free applica-
ton of the alkali as wash to the part
bitten gives instant, perfect, and permanent
relief, the bite of mad dog. we believe. not
excepted; so will strong ashes and water"
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Fever and Ague.

4 case Of eight months standing cured By BGER-
IA YES HOLLAND BIPPERS.
MICHAEL KELLY, No. III Seventh, near Grand street,
says:
- Last July, while running on the river, on cot
on-boat plying between hatcher and New Orleans, I
was taken with Fever and Ague- For eight hong
months suffered with this dreadful disease. The
greater part Of this time unable 10 work, and
spent at least fifty dollars for different medicines bat
found no permanent relief Three weeks ago, one Of
my friends insisted upon my trying BGKHAvE's Hot
LAND BrrrKRs, saying that guaranteed AZ
ter taking for one week, must state, a sound
man. have been al work for two weeks, and
have had return of the Chills and Fever whAtev-
err" certify that the above statement Is true.
THOMAS ADAMS,
Diamond House, or At r. Chester's Gothic Hall.
augS-Iw
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For the NdshriIIe Patriot.
The Beaver and Pioneers.
BY J. p. POWER

Upon a western rivers bank,
a stream nor deep nor wide)
A beaver built his humble hut,
And had his sunny slide.
By laying logs across the stream
Some hundred yards or more
Below his house, pond was formed
That reached quite 20 his door.
Here Mr.. Beaver sailed, swan,
Or crawled-now in, now out
Here ioated, Owed, here safety sought
When dangers lurked about.
In quiet lived be thus until
One day with ruthless tread,
There came band Of pioneers,
Who to him sternly said
"These are our grounds, 'old hoss,'
Ours all that's here about;
So, being thankful for yoar hide,
You'd do well TO get out"
According to the law Of might,
The beaver went his way;
But, ere he left, he muttered-'I
VIII be avenged some day"
They heard but needed not his threat
No pity for him felt
They went TO work, city soon
Stood where old beaver dwelt-
The waving forest round, at once
Assumed sckly hue
Each tree had felt the wood mans touch
The soil prolific grew
So labored they that commerce soon
Became familiar there;
Their wares and produce bore she 70
The lands that distant are
Took and returned what ere they wished,
Fen on the self same wave
froy thair rnorhid Inst
The timd beaver save.
But Mr.. beaver all this while
Lived not in ideness
He went straightway to work, as best
He could, to get redress.
Full many giant forest tree
Stood near this rivers side;
These he, by perseverance, field
Ana placed upon ne tide.
Sea ward they foated till the law
OF gravitation bore
Them to the bottom of the stream,
To rise, perhaps, no more.
Broad were the waters, dark and deep,
Where thus they lay concealed;
And not ripple in the wave
Their whereabouts revealed.
% IT'S well, :" said beaver, ''here let them rest
Another day may show
The feeble may obtain revenge,
However strong the foe"
What would in time his ruthless foe befan,
will not say the cunning beaver knew;
But watery graves since then have been found
By many a noble keel and gallant crew.
From this we learn, tits best not to rely
Too much on strength, on skill, or treachery;
That true success depends more a strict
Observance OF the laws of equity.
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TRUST StLE.

DY virtne Of heed of Trust. executed tn by
ID Vim. Hartsfeld, dated the 18th day Of Jelly, 1883,
registered in the Register Office az Davidson cornty
in Book No Il page 23, shall proceed 20 sell the
premises, on Saturday the 9Th dsy of August next
between Is and 90 or the land described in said
deed, being part OF the place which said Hartsneld
lives. lying the west side and adjoining the
Owen and Smyrna Turnpike The land rs mostly
creek bottom. and has long been a mill rond. A plat
will he exhibited the day of SALE The viii
he one and two years. with interest with approved
security. and lien retained JOS I. EWING,
wis '5S-td TT uSfee
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On Monday last, the first meeting of the
Board of Commissioners, appointed by the
State of Tennessee and Virginia, to run, mark
and settle the boundary line between said
States, was to have been held at Abingdon,
Va. The Commissioners on the part of Ten
nessee are Messrs Gep. d. W. Ballew, OF
Athens, McMinD CO., aud A L. Buerem ESQ.
ofMill Bend, Jefferson CO.. and on the part OF
Virginia, Messrs Gen Black and L. Baugh,
Esq, of dgdon.-KnoruiLc Register.
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FALsEHooD CoRREcTEps--I have no hest.
tation Ia saying that there is not word OF
truth In the rumor that Mr.. John A. Wash
ington de~igns removing the e, mains of the
Father of his Country from their present
estate shall have passed from his possession.
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INTEREST IN MrNSEsorA.-The bill fixing
the rate of interest which banks may charge
their customers has passed the Minnesota
Legislature and become law. The rate Is
10 per cent. This is considerably below the
current rate OF money in Minnesota, but the
banks. with the aid of brokers, will find no
difficulty in exceeding the legal limit.
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The Vice Regent has appointed agents in
many counties not heard from.
Very respectfully,
CATHARINE A MELVILLE,
Regent for Mississippi.
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Eg When Lady Wallace-sent polite
note TO Mr. Harris. of Covent Garden, offer
ing him "a comedy for nothing, he observed
that her ladyship knew the exact value of it.
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fG" On the marriage of IA Miss Wheat, il
was hoped that her path would be iowery,
and that she might never be thrashed.
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Iy- An Oregon correspondent of the
Knickerbocker says it rains there twenty-six
hours per day for seventeen months in the
wear.
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Es- boy, boy. where does this road go
toy" Il don't think il goes anywhere. l al
ways sees il here every morning."
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EaS- Mrs. jameson says: "The bread of
life is love; the salt of life is work; the sugar
of life Is poetry; the water of life faith
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ES- Correction does much, but encourage
ment does more: encouragement after Gen.
sure is as the sun after shower.
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ES- limitations please, not because they
are mistaken for realities, but because they
bring realities TO mind.
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FOR S ALE.

N5.nO0 Worth OF Most Valuable Real Estate.
T WILL sell on the most reasonable terms some Of
1 the most desirable city prOper;v cfi.rrd IN
this market living Cherry Cellar. Market and Spruce
Sts, suitable for business houses private dwellings,
propose n exchange the above for likely Negroes at
the best cash prices
mayI5-u WILL L. BOYD, IN.
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STATE OF TENNES EE, ComptroLler's Office,
Ma IyIIIE July % 1855.
This IS 10 certify that he CITY FIRE INSURANCE Com
HARTFORD, Local q al Hartford in the state Of
Connecticut has complied with ali the requirements OF
passed by the General Assembly Of the state Of
Tennessee, in March, 1856 entitled IAN Act % regu
late the agencies of Insurance Companies not incor
porated by the State of Tennessee and that JosEPH
NASH is the legally authorized agent Of SAID Company
in the town of Nashville, State Of Tennessee.
J. T DUNLAP, Comptroller.
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Coal Oil Lamps.

VuST received 80 knaPfs Jones's PAteni coAi OIL
81 LAmps, various sizes and sly lee, which make a
pure white and steady light without grease, odor
smoke Also, good supply Of the Coal un.
As- Lamps and on for sale BY
J. W. WILSON,
angI-d IL College 81
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Statement of the Condition
OF THE
City Fire Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD.

TO THE COMPTROLLER OF THE STATE OF TEN
NESSEE, JUNE lST, 1858.
l. The name Of the Company is the CRY FIRE ISsUR
ANCE COMPANY HARTFORD, located at Hartford,
Conn.
. The Capital Stock of the Company is... $3.50 900
s. The amount Capital Stock pid in is. $50 600
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SHERIFF,S SALE

nF entire Retail Stock Of Dry Goods, Clothing
" Hats and Shoes and Sandries generally, xith .
lot of Furniture, withoat limit. SATURDAY MORNING
August 5th, at 10 O'Clock.
BENZ. y. SHELLS,
augT-td For the Receiver.
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Extra Chance.

AM offering for sale that beautiful House and Iot
Il on Cherry street, adjoining tho 'Urion Buildings -
(now In course Of erection fronting 80 feet and
ming back Isl feet This is the desirable prnr-
erty in the city for sale. Also two Store Houses on
Market street near Spring ST. Apriy %
WILL. T.. BOYD,
1yl-u No so Cherry street
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for Sale Go larnt.
Valuable Free-S0il Property
FOR SALE

II WILL sell the house and lot at present occupied
Il and owned by VIM T. Mostly, situated High
street. South Nashville, fronting sixty feet and
ming back two hundred. The house is a brick, with
all o'her necessary out buildings. all in good repair
Also vacant lot fronting High street thirty six
feet and running back zoe feet: good location for
building site. This is desirable property, 90 q use
wishing 10 get rid Of the taxes that i'm
posed upon property holders, and would earnestly
invite hOse wishing 70 in real estate examine
this property
TERMS SALE-A credit of one, two and three
years, with interest from date.
es- For further particulars call on
f. r. GLASGOW
lei. Real Estate Agent.
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RARE CHANCE.

I HAVE No. Blacksmith, 26 years old and Of
Il good character, for sale. AlSa several other like
ly negro men. Will. L BOYD, JR.
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SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Nashville Tennessee

SEES ION OF 1875 s. 9.
rINHE FIRST REGULAR COURSE OF LECTURES in
Il this Institution will commence MONDAY, the
LIST NOVEMBER, 1858, and will continue to the LIST of
March ensuing.
THg PRELIMINARY COURSE LECTURES, free 10 all
students, will be given during the month OF October
Faculty.
THOMAS L. MADDEN. NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy
DESCRIPTIVE astrological and Surgical.)
JOHN FREDERICK MAY, NJ. D., Professor OF Princ
piles and Operations of Surgery.
DANIEL F. WRIGHT, NJ. D., Professor OF Physiology
and Pathology.
JOHN IL. CALENDER, NJ D., Professor of Materia
Mcdica and Therapeutics.
RICHARD o. CURREY, NJ. D., Professor Of Medical
Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence.
E. Il. HASKINS, NJ D., Professor Of Theory and Prac
tice of Medicine
JOHN P. FORD, NJ H. Professor OF Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
H. NJ. COMPTON, VI. d. Demonstration Of Anatomy.
TIE CRY HOSPITAL is upon the promises OF the Col
lege and under control Of the Faculty, which ope
rations are performed aud prescribed for, and
Clinical Lectures delivered
Amount Of fees for Lectures, sos; Naturalization
fee paid but once, SIS 90 Demonstrators fee, re-
CURED but "nce, $40 90; Graduation fee S25 CO.
Excellent Boarding can be obtained for - SO to
81 90 per week.
For further details, or announcements, apply TO
JOHN 7. FORD, VI. D.,
iyl7 Dean OF the Faculty.
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Lot Oh Market Street, 25 by 80.

Ewing Bowen rS Calaghan and G. P. Sanders Us.
DURSUANT TO a decree Of this Court in the above
l. causes at May Term, 1858, | will offer at Public
sale, the Court House this city Saturday, the
eth day of August, 1858, what is known the
Calaghan property on Market street. the same beirg
25 feet front by 30 feet deep.
Terms -One-third cash and for the balance credit
of and two years with interest notes with approx
ed security required and lien be retained until the
purchase money is fully paid-and property sold with
out equity Of redemption.
JNO. F. GIEAVES,
je6-td c. 4 VI. Chancery Court a Nashville.
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On Consignment.

0nn bifIS- J. IT cfnEil's Old kcscFve hlsky,
ZUU loo bsls- sweet Malaga wine:
go eighI casks Preach otArd, D1pay Co Brandy
= beis Cherry Baanee;
900 baxes Csz<nac Brady;
IS dozen ssitess;
IS eaxos Ola Bye and Bfsarkon whtskies;
50 sbls american brandy.
For sale IN los The 1fads-
DILLON 4 co,
Anctioa and c0ramtssten Merchants
iy2D-a 30 IS coiiese street
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Mid. Silk and Isle Cloyes,

A IExASDERs KID and sslk Gloves, every size
n Also. Buck skin. Isle Thread aad C8oth Gloves,
81 received to-day, and foF s4le At
J. IL MoGfLL'S
xdies' and Gentiemen's Furnishing and Fancy store
Corner % College street aud the Square.
iySf-G
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salmon Trout

S0 BRiS SALMON TROUT; 100 half bels sAim-
w ca fFont, Jest reesivea. direct fFom Lake So
p~rf caught elhLn The iast nesy aays for sale by
Ea-a CARTER 1icEAY 90
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4 Country Home for Sale!

FOURTEEN and one half acres Of choice Land can
II he purchased on very reasonable terms II Is
convenient TO the market as a vegetable garden
Apply
may22. UAA W l. BOYn JR
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT, I
HARTFORD COUNTY: &C.


Personally appeared c. c. WAITE, Secretary Of the
City Fire Insurance Company of Hartford, and made
oath that the foregoing statement by him subscribed
true according his best know ledge and belief
Before me ROBERT E DAY,
Justice of the Peace.
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FINE EARN For SALEii

WISH TO sell OF the prettiest and most desira-
Il BILE places that has been offered for sale II con-
tains about 400 OF fine and fertile land with ele
CANT improvements.
Also, containing 70 Acres well watered and tim
bered, with improvements.
mayl5-tf WILL. L. BOYD In
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Seven Acres on Stewards Ferry
Turunike Road

Joseph P. Brown and others Samuel B. Brown and
others.
tn pursuance Of a decree made in the above named
Il cause by the Chancery Court at Nashville, at its
Ma Term, 1858, will offer for sale TO the highest
bidder, a credit of 3, and months at the Court
House in this city Saturday the eth day of August
1855 the tract Of Land in the pleadngs mentioned and
described the same being tract of 'cres lying
on the Strwarts Ferry Turnpike Road in this county
and bought by the defendant, Samuel b. Brown, Of
VIM. J. Brown. Notes with two approved securities
required and lien retained until purchase money is
paid. JNO +. GLEAVES,
jy6-tf c. & NJ Chancerv Court at Nashville
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The subscriber will issue Pc cies IN the above rel.
able Company at equitable raj
JOS PHI NASH, Agent,
jy3l-3w No IS College street.
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Lot on Carroll Street, &C feet
front, and Lot No. Al i'm Uni
versity Lots fronting so fet I on
East side of Lebanon Pike.

K. ID. Groomes, Admir-. of A. l.. Suthn, VS.. X. A
Campbell and others.
TN pursuance of a decree made in the above cause,
l. by the Chancery Court at Nashville, at its May
Term, 1858, will offer for sale at the Courthouse in
this city, Saturday the 18th of August, 1858, the
property mentioned in the pleadings, towit: Lot on
Carroll street. &c feet front by $50 feet 70 an alley and
Lot east Lebanon Turnpike so feet front by
40 feet alley. The Lot Carroll will be sold
the property of A. L. Sutn decd and the Lot on
the Lebanon Turnpike as joint and common property
of said estate and r. II. Groomes
sTERMs-SlOo IN cash on each Lot, and the residue
on 1 and years credit, without interest.
JN0 E GLEAVES,
jy6-td C. 4 II. Chancery Court at Nashville.
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Stock for Sale.

On SHARES Bnildng stock. Also, shares Nash
~ willie and Chattanooga Railroad stock
Apply 10 WILL. L. ROYD. Agent
iyl-tf No so Cherry stree,
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L. The Assets Of the Company are as follows, viz:
Par val Mar. val.
SIS shares Exchange, bank stock
Hartford. ............. s2,75o s2s65 90
SO shares Etna bank stock Hart
ford, 30 per cent paid 500 500 90
100 shares Bank Hartford coun-
ty, Hartford. 5000 500 90
1O4 shares Mercantile Bank stock
Hartford - IO,4oO $3.50 90
Is shares City Bank stock, Hart
ford .................... 1900 1850 90
40 shares Phoenix Bank stock,
Hartford Observation-Disclosures. 900 800 90
100 shares Park Bank stock, New
York 10000 10000 90
so shares Continental Bank stk,
New YORK. ......-..--. oiOVO o,oVo w
so shares Merchants and Manu-
facturers Bank stock, Hart
ford 5000 5,OO5 90
Hartford..... ,.....-.... $500 s,7s5 90
10 bonds Indiara Central R. R.. 10000 90
% City of Har lord...-.. 1000 90
Accrued interest ga Al vestments. $50 TO
Balances due from Agents. 2.52o 90
Cash on hand in Bank $4,000. 20,l79 81
Loans on Mortgage Of Real Estate, 3O,79S Il
and other stocks il So. $3.50 e5
Loans secured by Personal En-
dOrSement ...............-. 400 Is
once Furniture ...-...-....-.. Oh 81
Total Assets................ sl87 ,634 80
The Liabilities of the Company follows:
Losses adjusted and due Observation-Disclosures. none.
Losses adjusted and not due .............. none.
LHsses (reported) unadjusted, or IS -oo
Losses in suspense wait ng further proof, ! 49,
All other claims against the Company. none
The greatest amount insured any risk s5 900
The greatest amount allowed 10 be insured IN any
City, Town OF Village, varies according 10 its size
and class Of property.
The greatest amount allowed 20 be insured IN any
block, varies in the preceding.
No part of its capital earnings are deposited with
any State or States, security for losses therein.
Act Of Incorporation is the same as heretofore hled
49,.
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Gents Shoes Caters.

GENTLEMEN will ind a good assortment Of FINE
VI SHOES, and CATERS, of Il Every best quality,
and at low prices, at the Store Of
JOHN RAMAGE.
iy 2l-tf ~ College Street.
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DAY BOARDERs.

A FEw geatlemsa eaa be accommodated with nas
n haskD BY sinsse1isis 1pplcatea No ss, North
AAiket strssl 49, aEgz-sf
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Notice of Dissolution.

THE cop9rnership heretofore existing under the
l. firm style If WILLIAMS X co. was this day dis
solved by mutu-l consent-JoHN WILLIAMS succeeding
u the business and hooks % Williams 4 Co.
All persons indebted u said firm are requested TO
call and settle without delay. aug3-lm
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Murder of the Sheriff of Campbell
County and an Assisting officer by
COnnIeTGeiIers.