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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-10-22


TRI-WEEKLT PACKET NE
MEMPHIS AND 81. LOUIS.
PLATTE VALLEY ~ C. POSTAL
Leaves Memphis ever M0NpAI 90 %
Leaves ST.. L0uis every FRIDAY ASP
BEN S-..s----...NHo H hAlAAAAA
Leaves Memphis every THURSDAY 20 g. -
Leaves s. Louis every MpNuAN m4F
J. II. CEET-ss..s-.-JoH r. MARSHAL -t %
Terves memrhif every SATURDAY., atAE
Leaves S. Louis every WEDNESDAY at&P Do
THF above fhree splendid new PASSENGER Steamers
have been placed in me trade between Memphis ard
s.. Eoris permanently. anf villa run durlre the entire
season. a1rEnr prompt connections az Cairo win me
Illinois Ceuffsf Haiir1af ard Packets 90 Louisville ana
NashvHla. ant 40 ~. fanls with at railroad hasl tN-
Wsst. and viii an up--ivcr Packets fer hs7qui
siuiupi and Illinois, ttEius Teishts aui lsens
Throrzh Ticrets and Bills % Lading given 20 Eas
anf western towns over al the shove raliqA4
7 kets can be had By application on board %
gAa- ONEAL Agent
ana No s Hovard's Row.
LANES ONEAA 5r.,
GENERAL FREIGHT AGENT OF
st Louis and Memphis Packet Company,
FORWARDING and Commission
NJ r r Q II A n Il.
No. 6 HOWaTd's Row, Memphis.
p Refer 70 St. Loais and Memphis mereasns Ean-
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For Sheriff.

For Register OF SheIby County.
A b. TAYLOR Isl oandidaie fr Register CT shelly
e1uufr. AZ ne ensuing March election. Feu1r-tps
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For Clerk.

WGlTs GIII1T7l91 y lIl-IIl4 JUN IIlIWN . }
candidate Tor County Court CLERK o. shelby county utthe
fmerIrr Mnrrh aIn-inn .rFT-Han
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Az AFFLICTED TRAvELER-An afflicted
traveller, wh6-uss hrouEht On board The Boone arHele-
naon THURSDAY. Vas sent 70 tie hospital froa that steam
er yesterday. He vrs Teechls-s, and thsrsfsre cad
give ne aocsunt CT himself, but the onoers q the boat
found upon The examinatisn o. soms nsrcTs in his Pos
session that his nans vas Pslosraz, snd that be lived in
HEnuibsL No. He had = snail sum o. money On his
psrsun, which. win bis eHess, vas sent win hin 70
- a--ff-r
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Two Companies OF Infantry ordered
a nn.-n--.LLn

Two OF Infantry ordered
20 Brownsville.
WAsHISeToN. October 2i.-Gca- Tuiegs bs ordered
two companies q infantry opreeeed immedisieiy 70
Brownsville.
Aboiy o. cavalry are now scourinE The country aosus
B~rowsvine in pursuit Of oortinss and his hand o; susr-
rniAs.
Movements of Governments
SEv ORLEANS, October 2l.-Ths Government sira-
msr Crusader arrived Al mis pert to-day from Psnssoo's.
me Tinted States s;camer FULTON fuccseied In getting
% he BAR and las arrived st the Pensaoola nsvy yard
Arrival OF the Denvor City ENPress--
5000 in Gold Dust Received.
LEATESwoRTH CITY, October 21.-rhe express from
Denver City wien dates Of he rem, arrived IN this city
today. $500 IN sold dust has been received.
Congregational Delegate from Ne
brnska.
L~EAvENwoRTH CITY, K T., October ii-me Daily
Republican published in this city. says that Nj Esta-
brook Democrat, Is eiesed deisssfs 70 Congress By g
majority.
RaeIng in Cincinnati.
CrScISs.TIs October al-In TIE race to-day tWs nile
heats Jim Iockey bsaf ne coek and Ten Broeet Tor
purse % $500. Time-5sk and 55E.
Arrival of Vessels at New Orleans.
? ORLEANS Otobsr 21-The ship Junetia ar
rived At this port to-day fsom Baldmars.
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IRoN TIEs-For cotton bales seem to be de-
oiedly Ia the s~zoendznt and We learn tat our towns
mzn. D. Eocomb 4 Co, who are the pioneers Of the new
nsthad o. fastening Iron hoops, are having large orders
Tor their ties tom hose Who have tried thsother methods
q fastening mis- argues wen, as . discriminating pub
lie are sure % finally adopt the bssi thiug for hsir pur-
-. 3 1. - ...n-n-
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H0sTEITEa a sNIrH.
ArnufAtlrsrs and Propristors,
No So Water and 81 Fronf street.
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On ErIdaZEr
II p l. Il ~. r.. 30 HILL
Capt. WI. WAY Cart q n NEWELL
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Ie WINE LII oAf
Al Manufacturer Prices
Al Manufacturers Prices.
Al Mauufacfurers Prices.
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ScESE PArNTIEG-@Sinee the new thester
opened We have observed several very the new scenes,
sadh as ne were sure would come from ne hand OF Prof.
Robert IN ue statue scene q BsasaE isst night We
0oule no. d ether than notice ne pzintiag Of te statues,
Ehich we're nce mere shams, bu; excellent and striking
specimens q scenic srt, sneh as are rarely seen 81 the
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Trust Sale.


Dl virtue q sdeed q trust executed 10 me a. trustee,
ID by O. r. HendHcksan, q shelby cluufy, STATE Of
Tennessee, on the lst davuf September, t65a, aud regis
tered In the Hrgister's once Of the county and State
Aforesaid, on the oh day OF October 1858. IN Book No.
IS, pages ~. IS and f9. 70 secure The payment Of certain
notes herein specified. will sell at section. iu front o.
g B. LTcke's Once, for cash. 20 the b CHEST bidder, on
the 18TH DAY Of DECEMBER, 1883, al N o'uock A NJ
a certain piece or parcel Of land situated north Of the
city o. Memphis and adjacent thereto in The county anc
state aforesaid, Lots Ne. 232 and 233 rs aid out and de-
SafArraus Co. Grrenlaw a CO and others. esch lot
fronunE on Sixth street - SIG feet and running back
l4sH feet r. an alley VIII convey such tide as Is in
vested ~ me by said deed and no o.hrr-
oeIs-dtis H N. n Trustee.
In Chancery at Memphis.
CTATR OF TENNESsEE-PrsceedidEs had in the
- Clerks Omoe, Chanoery Side % me Common Law
and Chancery Court Of the city Of Memphis, Monday,
Ocrohe- the I7h, 1889
william Paris Cgmpisnsnt,
Besiamin Phslon. b s Norris 4 Co., jobs G. Finnie
andgohn a. HuEhesA Defendants.
Il appearing from anIsVit fled On this cause. that
the defendant John A.. Hushes, Is q nonresident
Of the state Of Tennessee: it ls ordered that he %
eater his appearance herein before or within the lrst
three DAYS Of the next term % sail Court o. D. held on
the fourth Monday in November next ns54l and plead.
answer. or dcnw % oumplairluts hIi, or the
same viii be taken for confessed as o. him. and set fr
lishei once a week for four successive weeks On the Mem
phis Appeal.
Aoopy-ates: JOHN c. LASIER,
Cierk and Master.
Peyicn q Rswen solicitors for complement
o1ti9-IaufE
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For SherIm. ?
R0BT. L. SMITH Is a candidate Tor reelection o. thi o
once Of Sheriff Of Shelby County a. the ensuing Mau
election zruTTH
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UE NUUIIN EtENIeIEI-
We are Eufharized % auusunce HENRY LAKE as q
for reelection 70 The once cfReEister Of Shelly
County. sei0fes
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For Sheriff. i
We are aufsort1ed 70 annzuuoe Jas 3. FELTS fI-
tidate for the once o. sacrif fr shelby County alhe
ensuing Narch eIe~tfuu. ea-W 4
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EUI GUILTY. AIIINIEE0
We are authorized % anlounoe " P nay a. can
didzte for reelection % ne o1ce q Counts Truss, 81
he Nh eler.lnn. 80.
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/ M p r r I A L
Evsry aterrare sATURDATs at ucock p g.
THE suleufId passenger rackfr. lAfG t.
Il RIAL Rc-ers ulsfer. vli leave
phis fr Helena. N1roiea1 Vck-turr So
Orleans. ana su intermediate rrilts ilring ne ensuing
season. as nl1ws.
sATURDAVfs
Octdbe-.-.--..1. rs. and 81 ruarv--.----- aufG
Navemher.--.-.fa and ef rehrrarv-.----. q sut %
nrccmbsr ........lO and "a March .---.-----...---
Particular attention PAID b. Plantation aui wy lu-l-
ness. p prompt attention al o. wsufs 81 sHlETFr and
the csmfarto % rassrucHrs. tie ol-srs 60 nr Imre il
hope OBJ merit ant receive lheri share n' urrnnar~-
sers1-5ms r n. WILLIAMS s. Co. Areurs-
F5s. sEts8N aRRtsGEMENE. zee.
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Is1E.
~s1isds-s1 .aaoaRow,N D, D,ss.
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On TuOsdayz
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nesuIar WhIie 10 Paekef.

On W CdnCEd2Zz-
J.FO SE-HDJTDS, p Zip 8 =.
On ! y s.r-u c. L L SILL
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body o. cavalry are now scourinE The country absus
BrousTine in pursuit. o. oortinss and MS hand o; suer-
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RECEIVED FER EUROPA.
LIVERPOOL, Oct s-Hewea a Co.'S circular FlveI
he ollowidgquoations:
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No, 3 large and varied ssoek Of splendid ehandsisFs
and cher gas hzturss shades, patent burners, aHPs-
glasses, ec.
DRIP in at No 100 Nain street. oeis-in
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We are authoriHed to announce A. WOODNKD asa
candidafe for County trustee e Shelby Oury 90 The
ensuing March election. hsl-tds
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We are authorized % announce CHAs- CREHhAH
As a candidate for County Trusfee OF shelby CorF-
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ol-in
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WEDDING n IsTTISG CARDS, engraved
and printed in he best style Of the art, BY
oe6-3m F. II. CLARK & co.
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Morris Cemetery

nm DOE. WOOL HAS, Al oi1rl. IA reeeIves
w 81 FRANCISCO &C0's-
q brinkley's Bock. 80 Masn-sf.
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For Clerk of County OIrt.
We are authorized 10 announce JOHN PEhEkFASI,
Clerk Of the County Court Of shelby CouEs as q eandi-
aata far re-elerrIan- Ne.---.
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WAsmseToN. October 2i.-Gca- Tuiess has ordered
two oompsnies q infantry % proceed immedisieiy to
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We aTe authorized 10 announce J. B. MOSELN a Can
dldate fer Glen Of the Common Law and Chasry tLaU
sidel and Criminal Courts OF the city OF MnPhis,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-27

If the words that head this Communication we're
written in gold, or in letters of FIRE, they should
not be attractive - the masses lhan they are,
especially to the Eye Ear, and Heart of Christian
people. 1t should make the heart Of every true
Christian swell with prayerful emotions to God that
amid ali the wiekedness, sin, and pollution Of our
city, there is band Of Dobls young men who
have left the wicked world, with all its aluriDg
temptations and follies, and thrown to the breeze
the flag of true Religion; that they have un-
furled it to the wind and that it now waves high
above all opposition. But are sorry to say that
instead Of this Association receiving the kind asBis
lance and encouragement of Christians outside, it
has received the stern cold look of disapprobatiOn
friends; they are its bittsrest enemies. We would
do gross injustice to say all, for there are few
christians in the different churches that are lending
US helping hand, and who are awake TO the i'm
portance Of such an association for the moral i'm
prcVement of the young men of our wicked city.
We are aware of the fact that the church is far
above all. and SHOULD ever be regarded But this
Association is of the greatest suxiliares to the
church Of the present time This is indeed lesser
light but it dszzles all comparison, shining with
steady pure and uDtrOubled spendOr, though feeb's
it may appear in the far off glorious armament; it
is destined ere long, 10 become bright aud shining
light IN our community. With noble, good, and
generous young men as cur standard bearers, we
expect to surmount all impeiiments, to march with
bold and defiant step, crushing down all Opposi-
ton, until We shall plant our banner firm and as
immovsble as the everlasting rock Of ages; until
we shall build up an Association that instead Of
Christians being ashamed Of, they shall rejoice and
bless the day that a Young Mems Chi sisn Asso-
citation was organ zed in Nashville This is q
glorious cause with young men bound together by
the ties of love, labOrng to build up our Ssviours
kngdo upon earth, and, as II were, snaichiDg our
young associates from the path of destruction. It
is true kind Providence hes ct to call some Of
the brightest ornamen from midst, such as 3
Hollins Post and MefFer,, but they have been called
from Earth to Heaven add to loss but 10 their
happy gain A short sketch of the lives Of each
one # these young men will be deliver Tuesday
night next by ore Of our most worthy brothers al
me room Ct the AssOeiai n.
I would like to say more concerning this g1cd
cause, giving ,h,ir motives in full, but as have
made this notice longer than was my intention, l
will close believing that Christians viii come to our
help, if not by action, then We ask their prayers.
Nashville. Feb &c, 1852 H*#####5*.
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From the Knoxville Wing.
southern Pacific RaiIrO aid.

Having kept our slders apprised of the progress
of the compromise between this company and the
eonspiTators engaged in seeking to rsse re 1t from
their hands, we shall post them up from time to
time The compromise hss failed ard considering
ali the facts 1t is best for the stockholders that It
has failed. Instead of the old company owning
1927 000 was claimed, the committee Of srbitra-
tion cut the claim of the swinders down to Sl4S OOO
q right sharp item in an account when presented
for collection. The conspiratOrs were so ehraged
at this loss of Sl79, 000 that they refused 10
surrender the % miles Of read they had bought
at the vilainous trust sale and Dr. FOWIkes, under
the advice Of the convention of stockholders then
in Marshall, refused to pay over any portion Of the
money. and sent the money to the bank Of Louis
iana in New Orleans, where it is deposited for the
use of the old company. The convention directed
President FOWikes 10 take charge of the remaining
no miles of road west of Marshall, which be has
done, and has placed fifty miles under contract to
be graded within the present year. DIR. FoVIkes
will proceed at once to settle the controversy to
the 25 miles of road finished, and the award Of
Sl4s, 600
The old company have acted correctly, and the
stockholders will endorse their setion in every par
licuar No man could desire, for the sake Of peace,
that Sl79,000 of fraudulent claims should be PAID
out of the pocket Of innocent and honest sock
holders.
Another discovery made was to the effect, that g
deficit of 5000 900 was discovered in the accounts
of the old company. LswrssoR & Co. can nov
have another chance to explain When DR.. FoWlkes
returned to New Orleans, to depOsite this money
he addressed the public at night. He is juet tn
man to 6ght this battle out and we predict, again
his complete success and the triumph Of the enter
prise To the stockholders we say, hold on TO you
stock, and all will yet be right.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-27
Murder and Suicide--An Army Lieutenant
and his Victim.

and his Victim.
The Davenport QOWa) Gazette contains the fellow
ing particulars Of tragic affair which occurred at
Brooklyn, POWeshiek county, Iowa, on the evening
of the lIth inst:
1t appears that on the evening before, man got
out of the stage 81 BrooklyD. He said be held tue
most of Second Lieuten8st 81 Fort Laramie, and
on his way to Washington City. on furlough. He
slopped at Dr. Conwsy's and said that he afraid
TO 90 on 10 the city as some after him to
take his life 1t was soon ascertai1ed that he had
the delerium tremens. He stayed there all day and
about five O'Clock in the evening Ben HAYES, Corr
nelius Putnam, and one two others, we're sitting
in Conways bar room with him. H. was walking
about the room, when, without saying word, the
Lieuteuant drew q pistol and shot Halves through
the heart HAYES exclaimed, 80. my GodP aud
died instantly Putnam Immediately caught the
stranger around the arms ind pushed hin out into
the street. when the officer put pistol to his own
head and blew his brains out. He died Rithout ut>
teriug a word. The papers found on his body
showed tst he was all be represented himself to be;
that his name was Roane and that be was a
widower and had daughter about fifteen years old,
Who is residing in Richmond, Va He appeared to
be about thirty five years old. little while before
this occurrence, Lieut. Rosne sent the following
| note to the County Clerk:
DEAR SIR:-An officer Of the army from Fort
Kearuey is here and has been followed by ssSassins,
| who intend at the first opportunity to kill him
am the individual, and overheard the arrangements.
There is joke in this and any assistsnes you can
! render me will be thankfully received The bearer
! can give you all information. II haste,
/ YOurs most respectfully,
! J. RoANE, 4th Artillery.
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DIR. JOHN sHELBY's
Fine FLOODED SIOck--HOrses, Jacks, Jen-
nets, HOgS and Cattle,
FOR SALE,

the agent Of Dr. SHELBY, Will offer at public SALE on
n SATURDAY. the ID Gay VI April next all his thorough
bred staOrs Mares, Jacks Jsnnet Hogs and Cattle that
Raterlaud farm Nashville Ii useless
the peTees Of this stock in Advertisements but can safely
say that they will show good blood the United
will MENTION that the the year
Stallion, Mark Young, half brother to SOCKS. and yearng
ly his half will be offered TIE sale will place
the farm, commencing At 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
TERMSA under $50 cash. all under 100 four months
all siUO and under 80 twelve Ouths and all $50
years credit Notes endorsed payable In
without interest
Those who may wish and the stock &C.
ply Mr. P. S. NcMURRY the Farm, the
Of the Nashville Gas Light Company.
P ANY Of the above mentioned Stock be purchased al
private sale.
FbnfH
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kNEWABLB AT T~-AsURE
0nesquare, year, s30-Eacss additional sauare SO
advertisers exceeding the space contracted
fors will be charged Tor the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY,
oNF DOLLAR per bparefor the OETs for enc
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements pp5lished in both the Daily Weekly viii
De charged the full daily rates with oneha the weekly
Adj ed.
1rssiszt Advertisements mast raid for attic time OF
Insertion
To Correspondents.
II will great deal unnecessary trouble II our
friends in writing will bear in mind the following rules
Always give date post oc county and State Ia the body
Of your letter.
you wish hspaper changedfrOn one Oce to another, give
both Offices in full
you write business on separate
Iheets Of paper, or different leaves Of sheet.
Letters and apon
subjects may be Of information public.
Anonymous communications Of will receive
attention.
Correspondents should write only upon Of paper
We cannot undertake to return ected communications
All letters business should be directed 10 Mesars r.
BAsrEAa Co aaa not personally % either Of the Prope
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IN ORDERING TICKETS Or CEkIiFICAE ES PGaze
Enclose the money sldres fiekets or- %
receipt q which they vii be forwarded By
have tickets ending in any fEuTs ley nay Designate
The OF and Prizes viii pur-
chasers Immediately after ths drawing.
Purchasers will please their signatures plain, and
give their Post 0dcs, County and State
Remember that every Prize IS drawn and payable full
without educten
? prizes Of s100O and under, paid Immediately aller
the draWing-other prizes al the usual thirty isys
Notice 20 C0rrespOndeRts-fbosa mo prefsr not
sending money By mail, the ADAMS FXPKESs ChM
PANY, Whereby money for Tickets Of Ten Dollars ands
upwards, az iat and from Ti
where they have odes The money AID order
be enclosed IN 5OUs7Blf Pol Os Bumped klSasp a
o the Express Company csnuoi receive them.
All communications strictly CONFIDENTIAL
Orders for Tickets Certihcatesh y Mail Express be a.
racfaT IN
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GREAT SKATING FEAr.-T Tuesday, the 1st inst,
H.K W. Ayres, printer Of the Press Office, sksted
from this city across Lake Winnebago, and up the
Fox river to Berlin distance Of y miles, perform
ing the fest in Just FIVE hours and fourteen minutes
or ct the rate Of IA miles per hour.-Fosd d. Lac
Press
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Notice 10 shipper.
NASHt LILLE AMI ChAL AAN9ON% 10 ~
kks g Is q 8
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

on AND AFTER
SUNDAY, FEBRU ARV 9th, 1889,
Passenger Trails will as fellows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at $50 A. NJ. and , P. n.
Arrive at Chat ,nooga nj : =. VI. and 24s A. N.
GOING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at s:45 A. NJ and Is IN.
Arrive at Nashville NJ 80 NJ. and $40 A. N.
VyIIE Day Passenger Train from Nashville at ass A. M
connects WartTace with SGelhyVills train at sIS A
and With Western and Atlantic Chattsnoogs at 9P NJ.
II , The Night Passenger Train from Nashville at P N,
connects at WartIace with Shehyvie trim 6lOP. M with
McMnnviils Manchester r. TullAhoms at 7s4 M,
and emphJ Charleston r. a. Stevenson at 10 % p NJ
IT. The Day Passenger Train from Chattanooga, Al &c A NJ
connects McMnnYle aud Manchester r. R. At Tulahoma
Al zap and with Shehyye train Wartrsce at $50 ?. NJ.
II The Night Passenger Train from Chattanooga at lis
meets Menphis and Charleston r. R. Stevenson at 10
p NJ X. W. COLE,
frh5-tf Superintendent
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ars for TeEsts or CsTaclissLg Mail Or Eprsss to h A.
WOOD, EDDY & co., Augusta, Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY a co., Atlanta Georgia.
EEnDn. EnDK A. GD.- Wffuafra-tu, 49,

II lstOf be wheel vita
ths Oft Prze that each Is end t. viii be pub
Hsksi after very drawing tie following papersk
Cal CoaStitnuonzist, New Orleans Delta Mode Resis1s-
Charleston Standard, Nashville Carte, Atlanta Inteiincer
New Weekly Day Book savannah Geoian, RcIaond
Dispatch, New York Dispatch, Paudug (1iss) Clarion, snd
Little Rock ARK } True Democrat. fsfa4.
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''a NGo f TrGRTRs ST. HALVES
CERTIFIcArEs OF PICK aGES I'm. "a

A Circular showing the plan of the Lse-
teries Will be sent 10 any Ozle 6ssirous 81
receiving IL.
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SHAKER SEEDS,

From their Gardens South Union. Ky.
We always keep supply Of tse Seeds, they have many
friends who prefer them to the Northern growth.
Gsrdner families who wish secure their supplies had
their before broken
JAP RAINS & BROWN.