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It is distinguished BY the name Of hard rater
because It does not dissolve soap, and cannot
be used for dressing several kinds Of food.
These properties are ewing to the great pro-
portion Of earthly salts which It holds in So
luton. The most common Of these salts II
sulphsts Of fine. These earthly salts have
the property Of de~composlng common soap
heir seid unitss with the slkali Of the soap,
while the earthly basis forms with the oil 8
soap soluable in water, which envelopes the
soap aad gives Il a greasy feel
Tie more frequsatly a well is used Ire bat.
teri for the longer water stands unmoved ih'
sooner It turns putdd. Well water contains
q greater proportion Of earbonis acid gas thar
either spring or river water, and IS exceeding
iy objectionable FOR eli culinary purposes.
Lake Waias-msss waters are merely
collection Of rain, spring and river water, ans
Of course contains the sam heisrogeneoul
salts, and besides contaminated with the re
mains Of animal and Vegetable bodies whiel
undergone putrsfa ton In It. For as lax
water is often nearly stagnant, 1t does not op
pose the putrefaction Of these bodies, bu
rather promotes it. When, as IN river water
which is constantly In motion, very little j
any putrefaetion takes place,
If we compare all the varieties Of waite
with each other, as regards purity, It can b
easily demonstrated that river water is tl
purest and best for al ordinary purposes.
NEPTUNE
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At the theater Of tie Varieties there is az
actress, one Of the best in Paris, who has ID,
misfortune to be exceedingly, deplorably hin
we might almost say, scTawny. A short tim.
since she heard o. a doctor, who, 1t was said
had succeeded in manufacturing a minera.
water which had the power Of making peopls
grow fat. She went 10 him instan.er.
doctor, said she, " what must 7 do b eel
f,Fg-
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beforp josiah How're. JTsuc- o. tl
Jt-s- w-.F. (Feacs FOR shelby emtv. Tenn
Is uls -aze, th- defendant VII, b. a uou--psiis1t VII
4 please trke lati-e. that the same L SET Tor hrarIarh-
fore r h--ne, ,. P. a. bis cHce IN fha city q Men.
pills. 1u hf &lst 4ayor September. 1853 a. % 5-cIacE A.
M.r 40 wtl1n fine and plare. deseCi4ut b. required q
srT. 1r s1l defend stil a;tachment suit.
b. B. 4 v. p. WAupETL.
HuLIAW kWrruaVz for prHf-rHa
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OWner Wonfr1
Choice Butter

Tor us taz q Guns. marked 3D. g sCHMIDTH" re-
i ceivet per steamer Aurora which vilIhe soI %
pay charges. t ult aliri f1r within tllrtv DAYS.
G1-iiu PRIEST s. BOWEN.
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ATTAcHINs A Mail Contractors PAY.
The auditor Of he Post Ohes Department, in
response to Inquiries, has notified a iudgmen;
creditor Of a mail contractor in he West, who
recently attached the funds placed BY the De-
partment in a postmastsT's hands to pay said
contractor, that, under the decisions Of the
United States Supreme Court, the pay Of an
ofeero or employee Of the general government
can in no eass be legally attached, even when
in the hasds Of a third party, before being
-afa over
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statement of the Condition
or THE
AETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
on H
Isl az Suiy- $500,
A. REQUIRED
By the Laws Of the State Of Tennessee.

THE uama ag The Evaporation r. Ef1a Tasuraa.- Con
4 pluy, locatst az Hartford. ClLl-
ne Capital is one MuI0n Dollars. and D. paid up.
ne Assrtts ofthe C1upmy are Pay NfariG
Real Estate unencumberei s7JIls =
Monr due TIE Company s~ecurcihv
oa 3i' 3 s:sa 81 ii ssal. 81 g g
Cash In the hands q AEents and IN
TgT Ta d
HNrrlszEe Barts Z per cent SEMI
auuu-i lltrre. t--..---- ..-..... Elo00 Atua1
- Mu--aEe BElis q per cent, sen De-
alluti rre-r-..-.....--- - Nn - OU0
2s Iars-y civ Water BsaIs at s per-
cent srmi-auuual int-rc-t.---- d Ono 25eU
On HarfdCtty Bonds pr cent. s1--
annual interest. 5000 90 600
Is Rochester CITY Bonds, PEI cent,
sem1-anlual urrrrs+-------.--- p nm F5 nO0
10 Brooklyn City bod @ ll cen
semi-sunual uierest-..-.....--. 10000 10 g10
bNuwaukce City Bonds. 10 pr cent.
semI-anlual nteresL.-.-....--. 500 500
Unitcd States Treasury Notes and
accrued inter -.-.---..a....- $3.50 s. SIS 81
Uuiied s;stes stock s per cent. SEMI
annual interest. 1870
STATE q Keutucsy Stock. 5 per cent,
semi annual be rst--...--.... 1000 I02o0
state Of Tennessee stock 6 per cent.
semi-rnuuai nterest.----.-.-.-. l0oOo 5000
State % New YORK Soock s per cent
semi-annual interest. -. 5000 300
Stale % Missouri stock s per cent.
seni-annual iuterest....-----.. 5000 aooO
Stste ~ Ohio Stuck Ter cent. SEMI
annual interest, u660l...--.-- 5000 6I.oo0
STATE o. Ohio Stock 6 per cent, seui-
annual interest uss5l-----..-. 25oo $3.50
Delaware and Huis0n Canal Company
Bond, 6 per cent semi-a1uual in-
-.-.-..io,sss % u0ss 50
COO Shares Hartford and New Haven
Railroad Company Stock 5000 62oD
go &" Conn. River RaIruad Co Stck 300 rs uG0
To- ID Boston n Worcester Kailroaf
Company Stock----..--...-. 1910 t005s
8 " Conn River Company St1ck-- 5000 1880
50 " Citizens Bank stock, Water
bury, ..-.---- boo0 6.2a0
81 staf'dB BIZ Stk, Stafd springs,
Ooun......-......... 5000 $3.50
q =" Essis B'k SIX Provide r. l., 1900 I,sE
IS Mech a mas Do Jersey City.
New ersey-.---.----..-- 800 100
l1 " Revere Bank Stock Blston,
NIss.-.--...--....... 1000 1000
100 Merchants Bk SIX, 81. Louis,
1000 1880
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= I = Aches one mile from Epps whites. one mile
> IL from no Pas Slafau On the n and c Rail-
roadi SO acres cleared- Dwelling House and an Necessary
lut-huuses- For sale cheap
ans ~EONstRRAT. DUPREE q co.
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EROM the Plantation % sETH WHEATLEY
a Bay Msre Mule. seven years Old; has -
knot on the ughf side On ne ribs shout the size ~
o. a golse eEE newly roaehedi long tail. AGkaE
liberal reward viii be paid Cor her recovery
T. J. FAREIEGTON,
anftlws Manarer.
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THE FOREIGN COMMERCE. OF NEW
ORB

The JoErnai Of Commerce gives It's regular
monthly summary az the n Of New
York for July, from which we learn that the
total imports for the month were 81, 2s5,l2o,
and for the last seven months sI56, $50, 999, be-
ipr slnos. twice as large as the corresponding
seven months for 1883. The exports for July
were. in specie Sl0,O5l, OLE, and merchandise
S5@.55I.Q74. Tie sxportsf for July last were, in
specie S2.slI. 400, and merchandise S5,lls,-
80 TIE exports Of specie last month were
greater than any previous month in our histo-
w. with the exception Of last May. The eX-
ports for the corresponding seven months were,
in specie sss.2ss,s 96, and in merchandise
ss7,l60,5s7. The exports for the correspond
ing seven months Of last year were, in specie
sI5I6I,s55 and merchandise $50, 1872 For
he last seven mouths there has been q large
falling of 10 both the receipts and exports Of
breaastufs, but q gain III the receipts Of beef
and pork. There is little probability Of a large
export movement in American produce, except
IN prices considerably below the average o.
the past years; but the surplus win undoubt-
e5lv be sold abroad at some price. as the pro
duetion is greater than is needed for home con
sumption.
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40 acres on New Raleigh Rod. 81 miles from Mem
ph-f % acres cleared. haltu-a b aVIiy Umhrred-
eE-r@iluElv Asag-
lys BONsARRAT. DUPEEE go.
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glsb ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Great Daily
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN NAILS
BETWEEN
Portland, Ne, and New Orleans, La.
POST oFTIor D~FpARrMExr,3


TTEDEa ne sec1nf zsciln % ta Purf-rr-fa Act q
- Tma a. 1879 - whirh NJ P1stmasfer-aeraraf H.
authri1ad make furh t~fr.nFem~asa fr fba frans-
uifsHn q he ueat thrunxh NAILS between rarffrnf I'D
New erinanE a. Hii infura ne inst rp.@fr M rerfsln
1qunf7l1n i~ncinilnE On NJ rouia fr nna n ga farr
ua'lf 81 nav a. ne 1eahasrf c1uuar=far cities a nav
1s eonalsfart with ne Ersaissf dlsnafdh. % r-r1assts WI
- rtceirri 81 Ne c1niraet oT-s ffhls nf-1-tmarr ~.
fl ~. e % Wetn@aisT. Aurast II 1854. h - s.-f Sd
10 h1lfnF fnrgfns ~ cuVevinr NJ rails q -
ent atsisl I'm - nrtrhrr, ie39 % an lure. fss1.
from rurftne, Gs- 70 N@s o-issns Ia. ~ 80 d.1~
- 7Ea nail estes % b nuonsned h-ueen ne ter-
nnl rE'-ri p Afe1is day a~uthrrirrd - NJ DEPART
ment anf af fu-l raiufa oily Is r mav frsfrn4te
hfdera ~ nanne in thrr nrep1sals thr i1fermefsat.
plinI ~ Ehleh ne Foute shsn run. anf rron1as ~ msda
o. moiea 90 eQnFeyancr win a achafrfs rrfr~ ~ um.-
= dfPartare frgm ant arriVsl a ne fsrmluaf p1ints
aianf VS. Eortlsrf and S~E Orirans-the fH1 sarh
RaT @ ta absolutely Euarauffcd 70 ~ rarf-rmsa wfktn
ne supulattd tine Or 90 psv required
Per terms 70 rfopoaal guaranty. and esrtireafs. a.
asotr llfrucii0ns nd crtllouat d b pmhrseef IN n.
uuf-ect 80 ua aiFerfissusnt q D~eruter u fasa q,
ne sevarfisemsni ~ Ffhrrary T. la5s. In panphi-f f5-n.
ne pAnaHA pHt cNeaa J. HOLT.
E1EEUnrfaTIGHrnH
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FORTH C.EROLEy:s
Military Institute,
CHARLOTTE, n. c.
exercises % this Institute -iu csmmeuca "
i on ne FIRST &C ODER next. AtA
Faculty Eject. -
MAJ D. n. HILL Superintendent


Faculty Elect. -
Maj D.. II. BILL. Superintendent
Lieu- c. c. LEE- Cammsnda1t.
neuf
Course of Studies.
II DE Primary perartnsnt, such a. 20 quality q Stu
dent 10 enter auy College.
IN VII beCi1seiy followed. Il viii be the ain % me
Proies-erffo make Surveyors Engineers, Chemists, and
mfl 4. tr thr pracieA business q life.
IN adllucu % The usnsi EEercises a. Military srha5's.
ne m1nths % AueuEt ari September VII Be- sp=ut 10
ompal-ni1g throuEh The mountains q Norih Carolina.
TIE Academic year VIII % the It dEy q
Ocober and will em1race twelve msutds. A farIonrh
70 tu1 mouths August AMI Seafemb-rJ Tiu b given %
Cadets e. he ED % their seocnt year
Pzr1crIar suenuon viii be given O. ths d raj arr re-
lglou- lrs-ruIisa a CatsD.
Expenses.
Ee Iasltzis vii p-1V.d- p ara. ruaL Ll-hts wash
IL. Arms ErEirmruis ard UnIfarn-snd al aer4
~. 1st.t eo'ess-.er $40 psr aanun one Asif Ry-
aola n a1veueei ne oalunee In ak montha No extra
eharrsE- Ne remission o. charges b ihoss uho leave.
unless o. ne sc1-e o. haiti
Terms Of Admission.
10 onv viii - admitted Into TIE Printry D-par.zsnt
unElr twelve years % ace nor Into he saeut4sc D.
nsrfuanf rnfer Gfesn uor osar v-.,r~r----r
Al cluneael With the scisriidc Depsrtmeut wiz D. re-
CURED % bard IN ne I~nsiiutsi hose 10 ne Primary
D~srartneut nay q 80 u hey eaoo'e.
Remarks.
ANr AArHAAAr AAAlaiAAs are ne nrTHaa. most elegant
nni oommodious Cor he aacaum datan Of Cad-ts Ia ne
southern ouluy5 and TIE bard % Directors trust thai
under ne management o. the Superintendent AMI Com
mandanfs fr1ih % whom are Eradrztes o. West Pamt
and o. ions rrperlerce IN the army. ant IN the baziness
or lnstruclun ne I~usfiflfe viii e established "a :
true Allf4y basis ani Conducted on true Mliay prin-
eipsfs- ne hoard VIII further say, that n. EsIIEL j.
a erafuafe 90 ne Virginia University. ald an erperi-
enced Classical ieachrr. ines guud further state. that
&c D. their Intention % increase the number u teachers
IN boa Departments As The ptuoaage Of the uu6ae msy
require
his lns-ltuif vas Erautci a hbeaal Charter By The
LeEisafure cf N~rth Carolina, viii ths power n oen-
irrrinE perrf up1u hose pho complete The prescribed
course q stulifg.
- Aprlcat1u for admission wiu be received uual
the l5ih % septemher, auf must BE- directed 10 Or. &. J.
F9N. President ~ ne Board, Chari0tfe, Worth Carolina.
c. J.. o n.
JAS. p. IRWIN.
n. LAP ALEXANDER
JAS n. CARSON.
THoS- n. nREM.
s. n. BLAIR,
DAVID PARKS.
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For Hire.
SHELBY 0 n FARM

Two HOUSE SERFANTS-ue % and the other "a
Il years q aEt-aclve and capable.
IN mlNsARlAI. nrpREE a co
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From HAYTL-By the arrival at this port Of
the brig Isabel B~eurmann, from Port au
Prince, we are placed in possession Of Hayti
files TO July %.
Che feature az the news is the proposed
change Of the presidency to a dictatorship
The Chambers had appointed a committee,
who waited on President Gefrard, and pro-
posed to him to assume the Office ard title Of
Dictator Of Hayi, arguing that by the abso-
lutte authority thus a~ecruing to him, be could
proceed better In his great work Of the re-or-
ganization Of the country. President Gef-
rard had declined the honor.
Ia Republique, a journal established under
The present regime, has exerted is influence in
favor Of The proposed dictatorship, which
would invest Gefrard with almost despotie
power. Tie course Of the President in de-
clnng 10 assume dictatorial sway is recorded
70 his praise, but lie intimated hat another ap-
p~lication Will Be more successful.
There is little else Of interest 10 the Hayti
papers.
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Circulation in the So
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WE TER 90 The t-aie and 90 me r1fiee o. Planters
W ts Gluz o. The ui-hItud MuF lFuft-EL Tenn
viz shifting. 90 aui rs 0auahurg. D~uiu- AMI BaE
rur7 aIsF thrlr very superior Wl1eE Liussv audscsus
We have sIel The Wloiru Llnssv anil Jeans o. fh
.te best Ilne-flc vol. MASON
suro-im 1s8 vain ST.. Cp SfaIrl
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u

@2oo go 90
LIABILITIES.
I ne arn1uuf o. Lahlifies tus o. nj dee % bErks or
| cher credltr-n1thins.
Isses adjusted ard duc-nons-
Losses adjusted n1t ST =
Losses uns1usied IN suspense. WEung proofs
or oontetted-- 1o4Ib
Irsass isssru1sa to uke 10 risks exceeding $1,000
without special permission
ne geafest Em1unf insurod In any cne city. town VII
laEe or boa. varies. and dependS upan uc ccnyuuctioa,
ms.eriaI and the meansof auestirg fres.
Z g. RIPLEY President.
THos. K BRAcE. r.,
Hartford, JAY 1. 1859. se1ssry
STATE OF o-0SSECTICUT.
HARTFORD COUNTY, % Hartford. Aur. I. 80.
Fersonanly appeared before ne, HENRT FowLrR. q
Jusfice q the Peace, tuiy qaaieed % administer oafhs
2. G. Ripley, President. and ncuas K Brace, Jr., S.
retary. and made solemn cath that the foregoing statement
e. the assets and condition q ne Aetna Insurance Com
pany L. true. FOWLER.
Jmuoe Ct The Peace.
STATE OF TENNESSEE. CONTROLLERS OFFICE,l
NAsHTILLE. aug ], 1859
ThiE is 70 certify that the Aetna Insurance Camnany. o.
Gated a. Hartsord, IN the State o. Connecticut has oim-
picd vita al The requirements q an or passed by the
General Assembly o. the State d Tennessee m March.
res. entitled % An Act % reruiste he araneiarof Tr.r-
rance Companies not noorporatedby BY the siaieo rennas-
see,' and that }. Z ChadEik Il the legally authorized
ugeutof said Company Ia he town q Memphis, state 81
Tennessee. IT DENLAP, Controller.
Policies issued in ne above OLD and reliable Company
on liberal terms by J. r. CHADWICK. Agent
ausif Bank Building, Main street
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How a soldier feeI.In Eat,e.

4 young French omcer thus writes Of hls
first experience in battle:
Oar officers kept rs back, for We were no
numerous enough TO charge upon the enemy.
This was, moreover, most prudent, for this
murder0us fTe-so fatal to the white coats
did ms but little harm. Our conical balls pen
etrated their dense masses, while those Of the
Austrians whistled past our ears and respected
our persons. Il was the first time I had faced
FIRE, nor was ! the only one. Well, ! an salts
fed with myself. True, I lodged the FIRST
balls, but Henry ", they say, did the same al
the beginning OF every battle. L is, in fact, a
physical effect, independent Of the will.
Bu this tribute paid, if you could not feel
how each shot elecuhes you. L is like
a whip on a Hlcer's legs. The balls whistle
past you, turn up the earth around you, kill
one, wound another, and you hardly notice
them. You grow intoxicated, the smell Of gun
powder mounts TO your brain. The eve be-
comes bloOdshot. and the LOOK is fixed upon the
enemy. There is something Of an the passions
in that terrible passion excited In a soldier BY
the sight Of blood and the tumult Of battle.
Everybody who has tried Il. testines to the
peculiar intoXication that is produced BY being
in a battle. There is an iufatuating influence
about the smell Of powder, the shrll whistle
Of a bullet, and the signt OF human blood, that
Instantly transforms men from towards to he
r0es-from women, sometimes to monsters.
None can tell Of the nature or mystery Of that
influence bat those who have been in the fray
themselves
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COrnl Corn
C0SWORANIC STEREOSCOPE.

1MOSG re attest inventions in Optics. there is nofh-
a irr more lnstr1-tive and amuslug fhan the Stereo-
80 me siersusc1pe Views are Impressions from Es-
tire. reuresentng ne duesf S-eneres. Cities and Muu.
rn@nfs in Eurupe and this country. which. viewed
fhroueh this Instrument. shows fhosc objects in Bold re-
lief actually A. they are. and thus are TIE best modals
for Artists. give the best idea o. foreiEn Countries I'd
L.. and make The finest parl0r ornaments
ICluzens and strangers visiting the city should not fan
. call O. C. MULLER Opuciau, al Maiu street, oppe-
sita Provins n stewards Blsck. and eEamine thrse mas
nifceut Views
Justreosived ne largest nd finest collection % UEws
o. Europe and meTnited States.
100 difarenr views ~ the city q Paris.
900 different vievsof Switzerland Austria. asrnan5
and Tyrou.
100 diderent Views OK The Rhine
200 different views o. Italy Coustanln1pls, Gree
Egypf. Nuhia. Palestine and Ne Holy Lani
go different Views o. Loudou.
500 Sceneries ~ EnElani. Ireland. scotland. Satire
Family Grunpes. etc
2n0 Beautifully Illuminated ilferiar a1f exferiar
Viswsof Paris and Laniou. Also.
500 Gll ssVieEso Europe and MS oountry, plain ana
ooiared tonature.
Niarsra and sumner Views.
CatsFin Maintains.
Washiugfan and Vicinity.
And -reat many ether ARTICLES TO numeruus d uen
lion. C11a qnicx and secure choice Views.
@. ~ al Kan street,
1~afiNefTsEiF or. PTgFtns \ EsEsTff H..1s
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LeTee COMMISSIONERS O0ice.

1fHE Prezideut and membeu % TIE P8ics-ns Pres.
i ieeuf aud mel1sn % ne General Board % L-var
Camuifsia1er-he citizens % Tuuica county, End aI
uiher persl1s having en- Interest IN the Pullic L-vse,
uu The Alsaissiprl River are invited and requesfcd q
ntftnl a LrFre meruaE ar Austin on Monday he %
day re- August llsts 81 uhlcl time the iu1ehtefuas q
tie LeFFe II runics osuufy. and IT, resources. under fhi
late Lcver Las. viii - laid before them.
auio-tuav1t JNO. uARnEMAN, Presifeat
----L-- NJ 49, |. $50
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2 fNhH UA1e Oh lAe COS HlraaiCl u EEA-E IlErrau.H Con
4 pluy. lacatet az Hartford. ClIl-
TheCapitalH is one Nll0n Dousrs and /. paid %.
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NJ LADY. On RSI Iath instant
- eiih~r ou Atama or Main street a God L0cfet and
Chair. TIE B~ket cTnfsiurd The Miniature o. a Gen
laman. ne fnder vii - Eaiithlv rewarded bT ieavlnr
Il 81 he store OF A A. STREET A co.,
auls-2t 80. 11e Main street.
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THE

We do not repeaI our table to-day, but hope
10 Be- able 20 give il complete tomorrow. We
have no change to make IN our estimate q
Yesterday. The txoH Houses viii stand a. fol-
love.
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Just Received.

Just Received.
n EGS fresh ". R. Buiterf
OU IS ueroes Leaf Lsrds
90 brls. Extra and Superdne Fours
IS CASKS Hams. SIDES and Shoulders
500 bris. Cape Gi1rdeaa Line.
Also, susar, Molasses, Cofee, Tea, Tobaro, Cigars,
Wiaes, nrsa-ies etci For sale By
J. y. RANK.
nj N0 - rruni EoE,
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AIfachmenI.

- tFedsnI C5rr. Js1h-
sasmaaat 81. rrarca No. 2.
a II re-a1s havlur eslus a-ail-t nd har. ara r1fl-
AuetreEIe their Claims sid nske thsuseiv5s PARTIES
VII Dc barred. By ofiFl,
JAS p. TALBOT. CerE.
FrdHnI rrurf. JrdEau. Tenn.
JAMES IT,. SWAN.
nuiI-IHf Urnufv V~tsaH Nr.fHa MI
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Fee safe.

LOT -n tee clrnsr q JacksIu sui Sound sfreets. y
~ - Ias See -sH 20 $50 -s---. = a~-fhirf r-sh
balance In six twelve and eighteen manfhs. with utter
ssL lriE M~ONsARRAr. ri = o
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q One Of the editors Of Lafayette is to
make the ascension with Mr., Wise from that
city on the 10th.
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TO Teachers.
NEHnRsOH-

UANTED-A A d we'll qualaed 20 rire l-usirurian
w 10 The English brsnohes ami N~nthemauo. One
preferred Who could give lessons In p-s-eh. ADDRESS
INSTRUCTOR,
auIf-3ts Box 8fg. Post uf-r. NemshIs.
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NIEEae of Adulu4suat1u hlVl-E b~au C1ta-Hna Dl
l. le Erds-uEned, urll rhs estate 20 Tarn n. RauI
llEs a me AuE1st term. 1879 % ne G unity Cut %
shells lHlufr. SD pHrssls iltaHfri O. said estate. ar;
hereby repaired q cone forward E-d zsuIs TIE zane
aEd al reraus having claims aEalusf srld estate. VII
p-e=-uf the szus duly prsbstrd wltlin tha uma pre-
rihadtTa-- SARAH J. RAWLINGS.
suf1-fm Af-iriatatrln
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Memphis Manufacturing Connanr.

LATE VARIETY WORKS.
A RE prrpared % furnish, on short notice, and make I,
u order al kinds Of sash, Doors. Blinds, Wiufows All
Door Frtmes and Caslnes, Ncuiiings. shelving. Cornics
Brackfts. Nruell Psf. Blll1ers. etc AT kinds q
turninE dH1e. sni work generally put through On double
quieE fins. Also FaoriuE. Ceiling and Weaiher-toard-
ING dressed.
Oriersi-n with NJ. no 3 al the factory. VII
receive ina eilate and prumpt attention, and 10 an eases
work vii; BE- fully warranted.
sus-ln xsUNSET 4 Co, ~Propusiors
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PnRkREs.Unp-

JrsT OPENED-siKy-eight AcreN
Clover and other zrssses. uuief ~
- feace, shade trees, and glad water. ~
Horses will Be guarded closely. bot I viii not GkE6s
resplusibie fzr escapes or accidents.
7erms-ss per month. Inquire At seooud Toll Gate
Germanf1wu Plartroad 2 L. WHITE.
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