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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-11-05
S. w. FOWIAE & CO.
a GENTS.

R. W. NYE, Irasburgh ISAAC KIMBALL
Coventry; ALVAN HOVEY, Albany; NELSON
RAND. Craftsbury; J. D. HARDING, Lowell; d,
WHITTLESEY, Glover; WIN. J0SLYN & SONS
Barton. For sale by their agents everywhere
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-11-05

FRIEND EARLE,-I noticed in your
paper few weeks ago. that a man in
Coventry had raised some big cabbages,
but | think can beat him. raised this
season, twenty that weighed from Is to
% lbs. each, and three that weighed from
% to 30 lbs, and one that weighed 40
lbs. Beat that.
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l..
Westfield Nov. |. 1888

Westfeld, Nov. l, 1858.
We can't beat that story, but presume
the editor of the Caledonian will, for the
man who tells the first story stands no
chance with him,
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AFTERNOON.
SENATE.

The Senate having met the house III
joint assembly and returned, the Pres
ident called for.
Reports.-Mr. Sanford, from commit
tee oh agriculture, reported House bill
relating to the laying of acqueducts, Eau
''iO'i~i"s the entry upon private proper
ty for this purpose) Mr.. Wilder sub
mitted a minority report, Claiming the
bill to UNCONSTITUTIONAL and the bill was
refused third reading.
Petitions referred.-For changing the
name of John Rosendale to John G..
Burnham to general committee. Of
j. Johns and 81 others, for further legis-
lation on the Impeachment of witnesses;
to Judiciary committee. Of Army Wiley
and others, relating to the support Of
common schools to eoparnittaa a1''-
cation.
RemonStrdnce.-Of Daniel Bachelor,
against the right of A. S. Little of Cor
inth, to hold his seat, with accompany
ing affidavits on motion of Mr.. Kellogg
ordered to lie on the table.
Bill introduced and referred.-By
Mr.. Weber, for the support of the poor
to the general committee. By Mr.. Prich.
ard, Incorporating the village of Brad
ford; TO the committee on corporations.
The joint assembly then proceeded Il
the election of Judges Of the Supreme
Court, with the following resuls
Isaac F. Redfeld of Windsor, Chic
stice.-(Redfeld l48, Luke P. Polanc
92, scattering 4
Assistant JudgeS-all elected rirt
roee and unanimously-Milo L. Bennett
of Burlington, Luke P. Poland of ST
Johnsbury, Asa o. Adds of ST. Adams
John Perpoint of Yergennes, and Jas
Barrett Of Woodstock.
The Senate then withdrew.
Repo7.-By committee of elections
that affidavits in the Hy depark election
case had not been sealed by the magis
trate, and therefore that the committe
decline TO act without an order from tn
House. Adj.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-29

CHARLEs DICKENS IN TROUBLE.-Charles Dick
ems, the aaiEor Who did not like the moral habits
Ct some Of our country men, has just given the Eng
lish world the opportunity 70 his own. Charss
has had taste for private thsatrieslS, which thrsR
bi n into frequent intercourse with Miss TsrnaEs
an actress Of celebrity. His attentions becoming
something more than vas required By fictitious pas
sion, Mrs Dickens rsbellsd, and q separation BE-
tween her and Mr. Dickens has occurred. This Is
the common report, i. g Mr.. Dickens has published
a letter, in hioh he PrOnounoss all the rumurs IN
relation 70 the matter "sbominably false" He
makes the following admission, however:
Some domestic trouble Of long standing, on
which / will make no further remark thaa thst it
claims 70 be respected as being Of sacredly Pri-
vaie nature, has lately been brought 70 an arrange
ment which involves 10 anger or ill-FiH Of any
kind and the whole origin, progress, and surround
ing circumstances Of which have been throughout
within the knoWledgs Of ny children. Il IS ami
cabiy composed and is details have but now 70 be
foeeotten BY those concerned in it.
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TBE ARRAY IN JACEsOEPOR, Ark We made tie
Announcement few days ago Of an ARRAY in lack
sonDOrt, Ark With which q citizen Of Memphis vas
connected Il seems that g man named Reed Haa
pursuing the engineer Of the steamer 1lonoDgahes
BsHs when q relative Of the engineer, BY the name
Of Pollock, from this city. threH . bEek-bsi e
Reed striking him on the bsekOf the hesd knocking
HIM senseIess. writ was issued for The arrest q
Pollock, and placed in the bands Of Deputy shsTla
Burt Who in attempting 10 arrest Pollock vas saot
BY him, and seriously, if not MORALLY Founaee re
eara that Burt hrst attempted 70 shoot POLLOCK nal
his gun missed FIRE, and Pollock then saot nia doHn
PoIior has besu arrested. and 81 last aooounTs Eas
in isl Al Jaeksonport. Much s1ciiemsnt prevailed
throughout the affair, 4nd il vas feared a one lime
The moi would take Pollock IRON The officers AZ
lost accounts Burt vas improving but vas not con
sidersd out Of dsDgsr.AslP his AsdiQaeha J'ss-1-
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To Correspondents.

It will save great deal Of unnecessary trouble our
friends IN writing viii bear iu mind the following rules.
Always give thedate, posi- Office county and st in the body
Of yOar letter.
Il you wish the paper changed from oce to another, give
both Offices in full.
no write on business and write on spaate
satets Of paper or different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters aud solicited an
subjects as be OF information interest the public
Anonymous communications Of whatever vii receive
attention.
Correspondents should write only side Of the paper.
cannot undertake O. refgru communication
AL letters business should be directed Messrs. p. G.
EAsTNAS Co., and personally either Of the Proprio-
tors.
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This season the year, family ouslt 10 20 {, r with
havingin the house prompt efficient remel. or
cholera morbu diarrhas disorders thar are apt 70 ac
ages which may result in fatal consequences befores p
clan can ne procured
The Grfsnberg Dysentery syrup only 80 cents per bottle has
years cured uore af dorersof bowels
yoeu than al other remedies and prescripd
put together.
Dr. Hbbard chairman Of Board Of Healtho Of New York in
the cholera season, ceres that from the time this
the Quarantine ground there not another fatal
Of cholera.
Dr. De Forrest Commissioners Of Croton Water Works
that cures all Of mpauts produced hy eating TOO
much fruit or other causes from immediate soppse
Of the iscrges, from chemical change producej b it In
contents bowels, and that produces no affections Of
the brain which other remedies are apt 70 DO.
Through Tennessee and Aaa has always been found =
prompt remedy fer Bloody FuX. Itmay Of all Druggists
Of subscriber Patterson q Freeman furniture store.
jel5-6 Ally MACKENZIE.
SICK BABIES WANTED!
nNEFORT Of all the babies born in The United States die
before they eve years old Calcne and Liver Oil
medicines nave the
feet The only remedy the diseases the second summer for
teethn measles ch0lie, derang bowels depressing feyeTs
the
GrsRfembePg ChiIdFen's Pamacea.
This always cures when all other remedies fail.
When children dying daily in New York from the Of
swill milk, this found u lie the only remedy.
Where babe in te house, this medicine is worth
its weight in gold If the prescriptions Of physicians and
other remedies have been tried in vain.
II the certificates physicians who have Used it wanting
furnish them Having had twelve years experience
value my family and throughout the 5tate
hesitation Offering refund the cost Of the Dyseuery Syrup
and Chirens Panacea should they fail TO do exactly what
promise for them. ALEX. MACKENZIE,
at Freeman & Patterson's,
icl6-d College street, Nashville.
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For philadelphia, New york. sc,
FROM
savannah and CharIeston.

/ CABIN PASSENGERS TO PHILADELPHIA, SIS
E1c1rson Tickets good for returning, Up January j.
1883, SIS
Tickets from Philadelphia to Niagara Pals Furnished
By the Agents at Charleston and sayannah, $ {
The Well-knoWn first class side-wheel steam
Ships, KEYSTONE STATE Capt. q. r. - -
MARsInIA't, and STATE OF GEORGIA Capt. sssEesstS1
j. =. CALVIN, E1sza-zaad
Nov form Weekly Line for the North leaving Charleston
Savannah on alternate Saturdays. follows.
me Keystone state, from Charleston, @ st, ed June atl
1911; July 3D. Il H. and 3lst &C. leaving Philadelphia the alter
Saturdays.
The State Of Georgia, from Sayannah My lst, 18TH 29th
June Eth 10TH July l0lh and gath, &c, leyr fadepha
the alternate Saturdays
For safety aud comfort having superior state Rooms, these
ships are not surpassed y the coast. One hundred tes
OF This route DeaTare and the BaytWo nights at
FOR NIAGARA FALLS, TIE LAKES, AND CANADA.
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE
This line connects at Phadelpha the Great Northwestern
Railroad Route through Naaa Fails Buffalo, IN l6 hours
from Philadelphia Through Tickets with thd privilege q stop
ping at Philadelphia and intermediate points for sale by the
Agents Savannah
Fare Niagara Buffalo, S3 Bmira, SCI Canadaigua,
S22. G A. GRElNER & CO.,
Agents at Savannah.
Il. s. & T. g. BUDD.
aprile3-d3m Agents at Charleston.
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cnrAr LANn RAReAINs.

n AN anxious b seil ny lands binE p - - -
z Ie-sis county on the bead Eaar1 I,-5r 49, ~.
D auev t'u1fers1f all l3 l--ll- ~
nc 6gr7 efsrs he Tsunesss and -, -. g R -
p ~ pi.,,Dt and within ahou- llli1. o. n1t1f -
solgio' NJ Tss from Csntral lump Sc AMI enc 10
Ne sr5r1 Ma Pleasant DE rra ~. y y - 1880
oae u"e,, 800 40 drtrats loction for Iannerg ~
asens 81 iS1ds lie joining Tie Aforesaid tract
about Nine Hundred Acres
1919. Les county land5 for sale on most realonaai
low figures. -. - ,,L, On ,,,7-,.-tn a nod gs41.o
49, N Coos, valuable I've Stock 1lch - ill -
Sc S -i-finr % inquire about or purasa P1t e -
49, IA tbess lands vln apply a. M aa--.,
TTai5u and American Oli1a- o. 70 ny Avn ----
Public square, NASHVILLE, leIn- ro--s- g r7r-r1rrn
- dEELm ~
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Never right Cook spoil your cup Of
Coffee by neglect fostne after she has placed the boiler
the stove orange.
three hundred Of the above CoeePo have been sold in
Nashville, and they warranted 20 give perfect satisfaction all
sizes from to twenty quarts. For sale hy
jels }. W WILSON, College street.
TSO--yassey's Five Minute Ice Cream Freeze Melon
aids Louisville Refrigerator; Arthurs Trut Cans Jones
Fruit Cans Water Coolers all sizes
jeIs-ff J. ". WILSON, College street.
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LELLEETF q SMITH,
WHOLESALE DEALERS II
Liquors, TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c, &C.
Nos. 10 and = NrIss Street, 1dstCills, Tennessee,
E@EA KEEP constantly on hand, large and "a
F=,well selected stock Of the above nsmed ari -
Ssl=scles OF every grade, embracing cOmmonAssls
Liquors Of every description, fine Brande Wines GIN, Rum,
and in fact everything the Liquor line kept in this market
Our stock Of Tobacco embraces every variety and grae from
good common Tennessee and Kentucky, 70 the finest and most
choice Virginia Brands.
or Cigars we have grade, from the Melee to the best
Havana.
We manufacture the most Of Wheys both hne and COM
and ready guarantee their purity. AduterhOn
with poisonous drugs is part Of recfyng process. Our
welknown and popular brands Of Smiths Extra Tennessee
White hisaey, and Smiths Magnolia Whisky have nov
great Our Old Whiskey Of better proof and favor
and letter in every respect than the Cincinnati limitations brought
here.
Call and examine for yourselves.
apr22-ly LELLYETT & SMITH.
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PERUVIAN SYRUP,


o R. % I ECTED sOLBTI en- OF
PFOtOXide Of Iron Combined,
HAVING successfully passed the ordeal to which doOve
h es in the MaeTia 1edcs suected must now be
ceyed established medicine. Its eHcacy in curing
ID p Z y A
Affections Of the Liver, Drcpy, Neuralgia, Bronchitis and Con
w, and the prOsttn effects Of Lead Mercury General De
biity, and all diseases which require TONIC and ALTERA
nene, Is DsyoI1 qaSslon. Inc PROOFS OF Us eIey
50 numerous, 50 well authenticated and Of such peculiar
character that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to receive the
profered aid
Peruvian Syrup does not profess to be curea, but its
range extensive, because many diseases apparently unlike
intimately related and proceeding from one cause may be cured
by remedy.
The class Of diseases FOR which the Syrup provides cure is
precisely that which has often baed the highest order Of
medical skill The facts tangible the witnesses accessible
who wish for opinion omdsntered persons respecting
The character Of the SYRUP cannot fail 70 be satisfied with the
Agents The signatures those Of gentlemen well known in the
community, and Of the highest respectablity.
CARDThe undersigned having experienced the beneficial ef
fects Of the Peruvian Syrup, hesitate recommend
1t to the attention Of the public From experience
well from the testimony Others whose and uteg
ncpent disease Of Bronchial Pas
sages Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Drosy Neuralgia,
deed, It's effects would be incredible, but from the high acte ro
those who have witnessed tsm volunteered their test
mony, as we do ours, 70 its restorative powers
Thomas A. Dexter, Rev. John PisrpOnt,
s.H. Kendall, NJ. D. Peter Harvey,
Thomas c. AmOEy, James G. Dunn,
Samuel May, Thomas Whitman.
well known that the medical effect Of Protoxids
Ct Iron is lost by brief exposure the air. and that to
maintain solution of Protoxde Of without further oXids
ton, has en deemed impossible Peruvian Syrup this
desirable point is attained by combination before
known and this solution may replace all proOcsrboses
trates and tarrates Of the AIateria Medica
A. HAYES, NJ. D., Assayer to the State Of Mass.
Is Boylston street, Boston, o. S. A.
PRlcE;;-LaTge bottles 81, small bottles 81.
For sale in Nashville BY DEEOVILLE & BELL.
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ON and asr THURSDAY April g. 1855 the Passenger Trail
2 viii Do run follows:

and asr THURSDAY, April 6, 1855 the Passenger Trains
q viii Do follows:
Leave Nashville daily at A. n. and p. M
Arriving "a Caattsuooga al 200 p. d. and l233 A. u.
Leave Chlttsuoo1s at 30 A. ~. and 10 ] ~
Arriving al Nashville AZ $40 A. NJ ande u 7. y.
pss Tor ne Eass VIA wilmington, n. c. can leave Nash
vile 81 fsr n and make lose connections throughout ia
Knoxville. Team, and Lynchburs Vas slouio i's
tla morning train % uaze the CONFESSIONS -
Passengers fr Memphis leave Nashville on tne : r NJ uan
,-5-- rr7--e-fs II stsgelt1n with n. & G. Railroad
T Tor 5f Slinre snd Sparta will leave NASHVILLE on tne
% p. W @ which connects directly TulIsh0Ina with the train
IN v-JIr Tire train uhicb leaves AcMinnvle at 1879,
ogts t the day from Chattanooga and strives al
Nashville a. $50 p NJ
al vl-sr &c daily connection with hosts for ST. Louis,
Cincinnati Louisville. Memphis, New Orleans Pitsurg, &C,
&c. f; also daily line Of Stages Cor Louisville,
Through procured at the Depot before e strti.
Of ts trains McMnnvite Huntsville Memphis, Junction
Atlanta 2aCou Montgomery Charleston, Savannah. Augusta
wilmington. Knoxville Lynchburg, Petersburg and Richmond.
PASSENGERS Nashville o. New York &c, CH Knoxville.
Time through hrs days. This decidedly the cheapest and
st route from Middle Tennessee 70 the Eastern Cities.
c. L. ANDERSON.
auI5. 1853 General Ticket Agent
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PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.

- 81. .zs-.zsz gs..s.-a.5..zs 5l....zl.sssE
TEyHE Great Central Route eaHs the Atlantic eitss with
Western. Northwestern, aud Southwestern states, by con-
famous t This road also connects AZ Pittsurg
@ daily lines Steamers all ports on tic Western Rivers,
and 40 and >luGuy with steamers 70 All ports on the
Lles; u- tle most utrect- te4itNt ana lt4-
.fr1s g ag FREIGHT he forwarded % and IRON The
-r-gg Hast. - -
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTsBURG
FrasT CLAss.3g1Is. sIe. Dry Goods lul 70 7ar 100H
Hrzas3 Furs, Feathers, &c,
srcgyD CLass.-35gas stationary Dry Ga, v, 1U8H
Goods GA lal-s) lllr4Earar Leather, &c, )
THIRD CIss.-Auvis, Bl--u-, Bacon and so, r-r JeOB
Pars ia hulE) Hemp. &c, }
F0rRTH ClAss.C0Le- Fish, Beun- and Pork Al, 7r 1ggH
r..aseI.y Lard and Lard OIL
FT...-.5.s ger Dbl. until further notice.
tf-.rl-a5cts per 100 l1s., until further notice.
gUIHlS1 per bale u1t eNceedng JtJO lbs weight until Ior
thor uHtaa. 800.
T Iu slipping Goods from any point East Of Philadelphia
E Er.iruIar 81 .lr package ''rtT LAE1etDhiG Eutro9d
ali Goods the Agents 0i this Railroad az Phlladel-
flll ur FfttsHurr forwarded without detention
FEFGHr irris, Nurmley & Co., Memphis Ienni
Il r. s4 S. Co., Louis; j. Mitchell d. SON. Evansville,
indiana Dulasu Bell and Murdoch, aud Carter < JeTett
Louisville Ky NeIdrun Madison Indiana spriugnsu
q 3-sl. ana Irwin Co. Cclllti n. W. Graham & Coz
gaaes, OHIO, Co., No - kiliy slreat BOSTON,
Isca Co. Hau New York No. L. William street.
and No. Battery PLACE. Nay York; T. J. Sneeder Philadelphia
al-rsF KuIus. BlIt1ei Geo. G. Francseus' Pitts9urs
d. a.. HOUSTON General Freight Age75 FhHa.
~. LUMIAEEI, lJt At02ad, Fsii't-
april, 'jc-ti
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The old Dominion Coffee-Pot

Gives healthy beverage. Nervous dyspeptc, and bOusp
who had dared coffee for years, have been TO
drink their fvote beverage again when made In this new boiler
and without Of any Of the Old unpleasant
quencs tits healthy because by the Of condenser
prevented and the coffee b. boiled long enough TO
release an the natural elements Of the berry and get them in just
proportion in the beverage.
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VABIES r.. HERD, LATE OF SPARTA,
81 Tennessee-W attend promptly % all business entrusted
70 his care in the Land Office Of the Delaware District, Kansas
Territory, situated kickapoo.
lie will sell Land Warrants for cash time, locate the
when the lands Of the District subject private entry
Also, purchase lands the public July next do all
that he in udcous selections, promote the interest Of his
clients Address JAMES r. HERD,
Refer % kickapOO, X 7.
Gen. J. W. Whtheld, Register, t-.,. r n
Gov d. WOodsuE Receiver, Al0AAPo'' n
SmOOt, Russell & Co., LeaveuWOrth, X. Z.
Robert Campbell, Esq, St. Louis, Missouri.
II. q Fawt Esq, Washington, D. C..
Cook, Bailey 61Co., Nashville, Tenn. may lj-tW3m.
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First class, per 100 lbs 81 %
Second class, -
Third class, IN
Hats In Boxes, %
Special rates, "
elastic ALTON ON THE ABOVE ROUTES.
lSTs CLASSs--pigno-Forte Books, stationery, Boots
Shoes, Liquors, &C. in bottles; Camphene and spirits
Turpeuue, arres Carpstins China, Gass and Glass
ware, cases. Cl1css Confoctonee Cotton CARDS. Cut
cases, casks, and boxes Dry Goods IN boxes and
rsla Druts, Fruit and shrutberyr Furss Garden
and Locking rlass Plates lat OWL
er ris Oysters and Saddler Tin and Brit
Ware, Teas and Spices -
SD CEAEs.s-l4rzare, Except such specified in FIRST
ana ThrI CIassas Coaee Mills Machinery; Foreign Ii
Cuars. uiTe Tobacco, in boxes Leatlcrs IN
boxes Oils In barrels and casks Crockery and
QueeusTare, and casks RICE, whiting Plaster,
Copper
Sd Glass; sor spades Sad Ir9Rs Zinc and Tin
pigs, Plate Auy, Vices casks OF Chains and Hoes,
Fls.la Corlige. Coffee Heavy Castngs Mil
GEARING Car,re SPRINGS AXe Railroad W eleis and
AVles. Chairs Spikes, 5l4 tosln III laIrtts,
SPECIAL RAT ESs-turui and Carriages boxed and
other Ehtsrles euumeratedi also Carooys OF Acids
or Chemicals viii be charged by acual weight, al
double First Class
II 81 c,r-s f6r drsvs,e wharfage Forwarding. The
above res c1veraI expenses New York 70 Nashville
V p Stevenson and ai stations Nashville and Chattanooga
Road, og Stevenson. entitled 70 above rates.
77 L. only necessary goods n Charleston and "a
vsuu7 risks after they delivered by the
steamer hands Of The draymen, on the wharf, until dey,
at the depot dasu8t1r By doing this merchants "l
save from . 10 50 cents BIS, the E and % Class goods
, win BE- respoustoiso for ans damages occurring az
Sea
Goods shipped via Savannah, should be oonsgneo Agent Cen
tai Railroad, Savannah Georgia.
shipped via Charleston, should be consigned 70 Agent
CHARLIE W. ANDERSEN,
rr7z7-rr General Agent.
banner Gazette and Patriot copy and discontinue our freight
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RED BOILING SPRINGS,
BEERSHEBl SPRINGs.

IHE undersigned win open BeerhC Springs, oI the eCsp
ton Of visitors the 10Th inst
Largo additions the premises
Of last season, which will enable accommodate this
more thu double the numberof visitors We had last
There viii b. dinng saloon kept the establishment,
will there any whatever for proessed gam
blers, and none need apply.
All engaged rooms viii be clargeahe from the uly
juneS-detdlm S NJ SCOTT.
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DICKSON COUNTY CIRCUIT CUT Pt COURT IS1P.'


". c.. Collier heirs g. P Josn to sell
land under CoRdttiOnt esDOI1s.
appearing in this that the defendants Thomas Durn
and wife, Dizzy Dur formerly Dizzy J0sin heirs Of Gabriel
p JOslin deceased nonresident STATE Of Tennessee
and beg ono the reach n the process this court therefore
ordered that publication be made for three
the Union and American newspaper published in the city
Nashville requiring them appear before the Judge
county Circuit Court in The STATE Tennessee the Court
House in Charlotte, the 4h Monday next then and
there to pesd answer, dmur Plaintiffs notion or the
will be taken for confessed tem aud for hearing
DGTEe.
may25-E3t prs fee 81 R. MCNEILLY C. IN
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me old DOminiOn Coffee-Pot

Makes better coffee than possible obtain in any other
because by ingenious hut simple arrangement the house
keeper may boil her any length Of time without loss Of
thus securing all the elements Of the coffee in their natural
and proportional combinations.
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me- On nominion Cnffee-Pot
The old Dominion Coffee-Pot

emost economical nothing being lost by evaporation in
boiling, oueou less Coffee is requrei while the beverage
stronger, more grant, and more delicious.
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OE DoLr.R per square for the first and FHTr Crrs for each
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements published IN both the Daily and Weekly viii
be charged the fun daily rates With onehah the weekly rates
added.
Zaast Aarsrseraeats must d paid for 50 re time Of
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NEW MUSIC STORE.

Nh. C. ID. BENSON & BRO. Whole Il
~ ~ sale and Retail Dealers in Piano Fores, 40 -
sA5 c. A. Princes Nelodeons. Buhalo, n. III u 4 z
- Church and P1rlor Organs, Guitars. Won d y o
luvelln AccornOn7 Flutes. Fa-olet, Fes Drums TamUUo
rne, BanjU and everything the musical merchants line.
select catalogue Of New Sheet Music Music BO5 and In
sructors of al kinds Orders from the country will meet with
prompt stent0n Pianos tuned, Acoreons and all other insru
repaired. No. 20 Union lsc door from College
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Having purchased Mr.. ALanahaus interest IN the goods we
,s tts In as mariners in business Dixon A. allison and
Tbr Johnson We shall continue old sand where we
" h. nfssed to meet old friends and merchants generally
P ,us 70 cut down present stock AS low possible
rs tory 10 our "a purchase, viii offer ndu eaens IN prices
- 1s ship 10 rsrleniyl their stock We shall be glad 90 u
g. - esiy their orders and viii do our lest 10 an them sat
isfaciorily. ALLA9vN' Al --i'7'-' - w.