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MEMPHIS THEATER.
NOTICE.

.ENTE barr hfsly nifeft1 jar stoek. . isrze asstn~ut
w Of FiNE SILVER aHE emhracinE every tnf
% article usei On thaf drpartm-ut
r D X MERRTMAN 4 CO.
." febfsr.a i ~ Man street. Mstnphis. rsnn.
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FoR CONGRESS, TENTH DISTRICT,
w NJ. II. II n y
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ChIdrea's Books! ChIIdTea's B00kg !

uNHE Bays' Boak q Travel and Adventure
Herfram - Tea PARTY
ne Buysf Bpak - Iufldfai Infafushau
TIE Verb and o. Irhahitsns
Waltar E-Ttou The Lacoss % Lynu4-si.
The Meroes.-A VIII and a Way.
Tales o. Od Tmez.-KT EeiEieL
Riogrsphs ofDisinrushea Ven .aA.e
YoufhE Hnk % Nature.
TIE woff Boy o. China
ne Hafhsrifss Clildren.-n iuzlas Farm
Wrs- TasllefsZ ucajdtcs ~ nlrds-EeUlles End
Fishes. beaufifuis inuhated-
Ana avsrisfy At reading % suit chilir-n ~ 81 sEes.
udirh weNiu sell cheap. Mothers, fathers and Euar-
dians shouid give they desire tmatc thetr
chidrcn nice snd useful pra
". n strange a. ca.
= Wufar GA VeWnwaH Hall.
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b the Court Z. The deeds exesaled BY the
Planters Bank and oLhers, conveying the title
70 The Gdhngs, being made while the lot Of
and was 90 the e1urrss posfcSlion Of White,
were imperative, audIeft Tie tile in the bank
e. The tax sales relied on are void. TIT act q
Ie44, Oh. is, sec 3, requires that "the own
eT's name Be correctly given IN The report and
advertisement Of the sale, and repeats the pro-
vision on this subject, contained IN the act q
1874, Cd. q, sec. 2 the act having passed Jan
usy IS, 1894, and he former, or repeaIng act,
January 2e, 1874 Here the adBarissmsuf is 10
WHITES nsne-not The true oWne--and the OBJ
lsetion may Be taken on the authority Of Hen
dorson %. Steritt, ( snsed R, z70
Affirm he Judgment TOTTEN,
Special Judge
Areef N D. WEIGH.
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sgrsEnE Ceysr. crrss,s orrser.s

sUFsErL CoUET, CLERK's OFFEcE,9
JAcEsoN, jane :, 1859.
EDrTcEs ATFEAL To prevent he necessity
o. frsquen- Inquiries, ard FOR he benefit ofthe
public, I iac'oss 10 you for Publication the
opinion Of le suPrsms Court delivered a.
the April term 1859, iH Tie ease Of tbe Plant
ere Bank Of Tennessee and others rs. Miles
White and others Do reference 20 tax titles.
NJ d. WEIGH
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Largest Circulation in the City.

JUNE 3, 1853.
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VALUABLE
MACDONALD'S IMPROVED
GILFtNIZED IR0Y REFRIGERATOR,
On Practical and Seirhtife Phreines.

TIfE best snd m1st ounvenieut ariice IN use Tor cool-
Il ING aas prvssrving Meas, MA nrtteL. Frlit
Wnes-etc- They aeE mrlured mt M lce-ulief
runs sowfvIhrnsh ~ 1eif. ana ~ lnrn1unned u an
TIE rux- " re ~ Ah- keep thsE a the ehiat
points 9hsfnE fhcTarieEtug irrueuc A. BE- thoame
ihrouEhaut neF~h9e a~ru4ratus. Tns & efcctfatr ne
drirrfur- trsa ne g.. vtieh 3 a. 10 al gfher reirig-
sfatars Try ar ? o ~ re trent uui t7-u1te a
neat pier q furHftsrr- o. pla-sdin umy rum anil
have a wafer ~ Arrhich ~rerf-affr told water can af
al tim-s - raj vlHharf Hffl nI rr- THEsE HE-
T~RfeEHaroEs AR 20 rxrrnIu-- Tlry have
been IN slcF IA sRvr-rsn ~ fFEesf1 y
.ee erarinefia . a. - AAaA .hhs. = zee
-. a. AZ re- ffiis1 J.
vhlch The nos pcrfrrt verfists-u d. lu-urct ID great
saying % i0e haA heen oata4leL nsrc- ElEld ar pro
duurd. ard turahfit~ fHctHL oerany parttlem far
IN aivaurs - alythinE srer cf-rrf fr EufIcNtu1sEe-
GaIvsutart nm IA hseas dtaifma1ff - shfivh= IN
lieu af zinc- hereby clahiuF fnam 40 article
fnurely free from oxydranan anl currr0n ari causr-
qneuilT VOID o. that du.EreelbN DOR Emd IA Errco-
fore been UpsrReuenspeh aher HmE Tif& 20
aiffrn % ttfir helnf RFHrhT .urerlar tn- thrrH owing
% urr UFfuFu mureurnt a mfaafefpre-
|dple. thry s- mere rIdtaala u5U dd6sied
Thai Eslvaui1ef iron j. mcre drrpHe uan any ether
mcllpasfts EetsarcftE HHt - FHggg9 ET.
So4sf fEtSi6 x.
ss6sSkE ! etuF ~nsupai, Es4sf
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We WHIes.r-HoEAcE GaEELEYt 81 bis
speech IN Kansas, which We published estoT-
day morning, having occasion 20 uss his party
nomeBclsturs, says {" We Whigs- OWresPec-
ted neighbor Of The BulefiH Is fond OF using
The same term. Do he and HoHACE GrFIEv
sand on Tie same platform, or % hey upt2
Think n -hr idea IN HoHaoE GErrrEvss
ouTb. 90 W Whfu."
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DRmoCRATIc coNvENrIoN.

The APrEAL-h regularly discontinued at
the end Of the time paid for, unless renewed in
adrance.
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PHRHX.

TTAvING p~urchased he Interest o. Mesrs , n.
III H-attir a Co IN hause $50 Main street. " wiz
continue our Oh buaursr q that piacc. and ewiit4ye 30
Store. a. sl tiraes. q iafra suapir % We Whisky.
Prarisiaus and Prefrce FRANE SAIIU a %
size 1fe Mnin afrrrf.
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NOTIC,E-

1--WE undssdausdk asiuE iateu eutlaas u ahzia-
Il istrEton upru. the Estate % Thours n efies d.
oeased. ~ persous oEinz uid estate are reguesifd 70
osur nrHard and settle. And al pernns hsViug claims
aainst said ssiats atl rse-snt fheui psererlg authenti-
caiel uifhin thetme prescribed b. hz-
.lW ESQ mkoS,
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Attest N. D. wr1oH.
VOTE OF THE TENTH COHGREs-
SIGNAL DISTRICT.

Some erroneous ideas have gone abroad with
reference to Mr.. AvEKV's majority in this dis
trict two years ago. with the view Of giving
the facts. we submit The following statement
Of the vote:
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common LaW Court.

~ ~ArrAcnrENr FoE DEw
JE- DOTLE.l
Is this cau-e IL spPearsth at &c 4~fentsnt q non
Il resident q tha STATE q Terur=sr~ and ffst his fuif
Was oommenced b. attachment rr frhG 80 uade re-
tnrnabls 81 the March Urn - TIE Law SHE % me Corr
mnu Law anf Chancery Coart o. he cifTuf Memrhis.
u vas theretsre onlered BY the Coart mat prrlcafion De-
madr four weeks excessively IN sme puhlr uruapauE
published IN the city u Hemphis. ucquuuE drfsnfaut
Il appear an the ar-t hand1y IN guiT nr1t. th-iur
the lEf Day o. thr JAY Term q ahd Cart anf drfeui
-it brought against him IN this behalf, OF fulrmrnt
vii b. catered sEainst hin.
J. WRIGHT. Clerk
fs1-tw B. Al WIfFEIER ID G
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rYTRA FINE LIQUORS.

Msren, Isos. pur- aaa ans It sa PER
ID ralkn-2 quarter casts lustreeeNed
RRA~NuY-Praprie;or NlurTard an eoidennnrEs SIX
wears Old pare AMI dnf.
WrfsET-Prrr Od Bourhen and Re. rerI ne.
H. or ne tnliaTlnr hinnd- NMeN tA-
oarof- Wru-ass CABINET ani Pirers neidsieck-
UNF-Extra ane pure Oh FrL. Sfrry "a AA-
- - y z. g. ~ = CO.
! tu-5-fiy ii Mas street,
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rJHrWRm the Bh-ei and certain cure fcr s-rufuia
a o. Eust Eril Lumbar Absccs Hip Dissase White
uI-rases % ur kidneys sua sriuss Ga7unie SIRE Eyes,
Sail Real. salt Rhcuus Survy fhurca o. 81 Nitus
n-uiry hiosing inteuniftruto or halaricu EewrN snd
az fsrasrs urisiur from msexccssive ue q heen-y
20. vr-ruu,e Alternative Is ofsred O. ne ruoie A. q
ruil9I cure Or Che anuve n1meddls-a>cs arsins gholy
af n part from impuritv ur viuafion o. ne hiooi-the
rrsE 70 Ifs su7Cr-s rests rrnn ne well furuu alterafiFe
Hoprrue 70 spaulsh ssr.pari1a. WHOA D imported
expressly or me oomr1unf.r az thfs medicine IN an its
purity. U b. thea. Win fhe sdfiticn OF other medical
panf-srcralvr and iouir m their sctisn-uanzfae-
unci with ere1t care, aul concentrated In = p~llaiahle
fern. uatIuE by ne oouhllatiau one 81 ne best Alter
alive metiuurs ever used- Hlsrth- re adtve IN -
oreralun Do reuovateA while it removes the cause o.
disease. ard may ue med BY al win u~nrdcnce sni
safety.
Iti. an Alternative Tons. and Is pecuihHy adarted to
maiaricus -cciiuuscf fhe country H ersticates thnruuzh-
iy al traCeso 70 chua1ic debility vhich 80 unen fuilaEs IN
.ttark u severe = pretrac,ed cases q u;ernireutfever
IN he S-u-h and HetE hShcen harouEhlg tried. anf
hns never failed Co restare tie invalid o. health. soms-
ume- AFTER an cher remedies have failed.
mdseases Arising from an excessive use ~ mercury
Or other mineral meciCinss, 10 b unsurpassed in ne
thoruurh and prompt manner In Which Il eradicaies al
diseased natter frm ne blood and ~Eianduisr .ysiem
Dr. al clia1c1u diseases 10 acts Ike charm and %
sucu diseases a. said head, Silt Rheum. and Etin De
fase q vfu Ei1d itis without an esaai IN iseua-
IN ne mtmaiaa there are remedies nat al 1rect-
% ne Liver nd Kdneys, ard her-forp % prqposftt 70
rehere ne ers1ns vhea in Torpid q tulaive si.is
In rrlevns these and other oTgans, snt being gunaer
oifhe hlw1 u daims 70 b. acurc Cor that ioaihsome
disease sr0flia-
zee a~fcrsfire IS put O. IN piut tsitss- Ao1omBsay-
Ing each bottle is pamphlet setting forth fhe nature and
oharater 20 % several diseases 90 vhich 10 prcp.sest 90
he d urr.
An scents and ohers uho have The Alternative fr ale
are surphef ulih fhese pamphlets Cor distrihuiian Ak
for one. and read lL
Ilis uc4i1lue has heel extensively used BY many lag-
suIaus II. emiu@ucr fhrcuEhauf ne Scuih. AMI We have
letters fHm ~ flfmFFeaanE iuhehiEhet cme
% its scttal az an Alternative r1nic remedy. We are AZ
laerty . refer % pr. Kins- % LeglsbuE Ci Dr.
Ciahurue. o. Peterburr, va nrs- Wilson and Suffrsi
Marirlu1. F0rtdlf DR. Blunt, Hart and Buuer. Green
Wort. Fa ; 10. G. A. HCui1- Pa Or. = N Pant,
BsHE Con. Kiss. aud many ahcrs.
s MANSFIELD &Co.. ami LYNNE ELDRfnGE
CO.. wholesale and Retail Arenfs-
- F-r sale ~ au nrurusfs. ies-ilT
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u > L. AAAaa Way - Aoa+
KHAHEAs, Ihave this dav been informed
that certain persons, who are 10 me unknown,
have associated themselves together in a nil
itsTy capacity, near GusheR, and at other
points in or near The mountains surrounding
Great SAT- Lake Valley. in this Territory,
Anathersfore, haEinE reason to 4hat
tbcse associatioHs ard assemblages are unlsw-
fnl, and directly tending to Interrupt and
Topard'se the peace and coed order Of this
Territory.
I now hereby order, and command that an
persons 50 associated and assembled Together,
shsn Immediately dispsrse and return 20 their
bones and usual avocations, and thar all and
evtry such person who shan refuse immedi-
atelylo obsr this omman and Injunction, are
hereby declared disturbers Of the peace Of this
Territory, and as such disturhers Of the public
pesce shah he arrested and dealt with accord
4 ing 20 law in the premises.
And I hereby 'rcc, authorize and empower
1 John KAY. tie Nirhai elected b. the Legisls-
uFc Of fhe Territory n Ctah, 70 enforce, car
" out sut exec y ~ f~oregoing COMMAND and
4 Injunction f1T he nscservatiOn Of the public
peace ~ said Tertiary, and that be make due
return 20 ma az Hs sxecution thereof.
Given under ny hand and seal Of the Terri
tory of Utsh, al Great salt Lake CITY, this
ninth day Of May, AID eighteen hundred ard
mtv-nine. A. CUMMING,
MwH-L
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The Dry Coed. Traas.

The Following Is comparative statement Of
the imports OF foreign dry goods al New York
Ger the week and since January Z.
Far tie uesk. 1857. 1855. 1859.
Enid at the port Sss4.775 1878 i,202.6 s7
Thr'n on market sa3,25T 577sOi i,ls4,332
Sine Jaa. l..
Ent'dat the p'rt q, Os2, $50 ~. 100, 81 a, 1885
Thr'n on mar'et %, $50, 1902 $50 Oo6 4sY376,350
By ths above Official statement il win Be
seen that the entries Of dry goods at this port
the past week, as well - the amount thrown
npon the market, sre again largely In excess
Of those for the corresponding week in The two
previous years. The aggregates since the lst
q January last arc also 10 excess of those Tor
the same period IN 1855 and 1881. The imports
now arriving are intended for The autumn trade
which events In The next month or two may
materially modify.
The news bought BY ne America reported
an improved demand tor cotton cloths 10 Man
chester, owing, - It was believed here, 70 the
increase activity in cotton goods al Bombay,
East Indies. Yarns, howefe, were sin unfa-
vorsbly affected BY the Continental war. Here
% usual, at this season Of the year, the trade
is light, and wHl he likely 10 eontinue % until
its revival during the next fall. We therefore
omit The usual quotations for the present. The
auction sales have also drawn 10 a close.
Among the last Of importance was one held
to-day Of ribbons. The attendance, consider
ing the lateness of the season, vas good, and
the sale upon the whole considered 4 fair one
! and especially 50 for desirable infancy styles.
y. Y. HTdid, Jane 2.
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snnnthinr Rnnd Id %

NrasUvTIIE Hams. % auive. Aso-Ames Eusar
N Currd Csnrassed Hsms, Flaln Purk Hose Hans
1re.ff,r R,.an. Dried Beef. Beef T1ugue1. IN store
- "a 81 MIrCuELL a co.'s.
- Provine i steVarfs Rntk.
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Az ELoFEMENT AID ITS Results. "A
Young gentleman Of this city, who is not q
clerk, although his name is within one letter
Of il, has been gGmb0iiHg this spring in the
pasture Of love with a fair young Miss Of sweet
sixteen. In other words, they met and her ahec-
lions were his'n, but her daddy regarded her
lover with supreme disgust. Ga Tuesday, as
per arrangemeut, the little lady was missing
from the ~raternal roof, and, It i said, found a
place Of refuge in the dwelling Of the father
ri NE be- rothed. At all events, on Wednes-
d7v. accompanied by friends, they left there
foSefher. md, crossing the river, requesting
he fervman rot to tsrry) they arrived AZ the
mort Of Charleston, Indiana, where they were
made . bone # one bone and flesh Of one flesh .
So far delightful and pleasant-but never a
rose without a thorn.
ON their Journey h0meward they were met
b. 4 brother and oiherfriends Of the lady, who,
We are told. attacked the bridal party, and in
tie mclec wesp0ns were discharged. ihe
bridrrrosm received a ball through his hat,
and II he had worn a moustaehe thee would
have been. hy the passage Of bullets, a furFow
nit ufich was not here before. nice salute
FOR a briSeg oom, truly, and a narrow, yet for
tunats escape. But worse. He was dragged
from his buggy and cast into the road, and he
biz brother seated himself BY he bride, and
drove awav 20 prs unknown. hi young
gentleman has retarRed, but up 20 last evening,
knows not where 70 ind bis wife,-LQaisFals
cssriF.
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FArAt AcciDrxT.Awe were piinejto learn
that On Saturday las, as Mr. Shores Hardy
of this county, WIS returning home, in com
psnv WITH several other gentlemen, his horse
threw h4 81. crushing Bis head end killing
hiu lnsisnur shch sad accidents throw a
gloon 0tcr thc community around-hadisoH
c4rs) Pi0uar, JuHe Pad.
The SANE paper sysofthe upward tendency
n Madison
Several new hriil-nesa re noE in pfogress
in 0Hr town. and good ones, foo. There seems
o. b. q general dlsPostioa 70 impfovc. The
great draw hack 70 orr town IL, want ofhouscs.
WHY don't eone 81 Tie saw nil men, send on
The lumber and have soms houses built Tor
rent or sale. Il would peg rei, besides helping
TIE town. BT-the-hv, wouid B. no BE- = good
9'an FOR the owners of lots 20 have The timber
cut Of, except Whst hey want for shade trees.
L would allow the lois b dry Of quicker, and
wouii improve he appearance ~ vel a. tbs
health q our town.
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MEMPHIS, TENN

HOTFIA. Factdriel. uTeilings- etc. nited ~ VIA
n zen. orsfaniir IN hand L-sd and irou PIP. sheet
ro-Fe on crpS. etc. Put up n required 81 the short
est nntice-
a iarrr assortmeut % ire latest sisies % Gas Fislures
and on Chsuieisrs constantly on hauA l"-iH
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uhe ans~easonsbls frost that prevailed noth
Of US on Saturday night last, was most eaiam-
ftous in It's consequences, as the following dis
patches show
From Cleveland, Ohio; There wss z heavy
frost on Saturday night, and the wheat crop
throughout Northern Ohio was badly injured,
or destroyed. The corn, grapes and potatoes
were badly frosted.
From GAINESVILLE, Ohio There was a heavy.
frost on Saturday night and the corn vas en-
tirely destroyed. A great many farmers are
preparing 70 replant. The wheat vas also
much damaged.
From Cincinhati, Ohio There was a severe
frost Sunday morning, extending over The whole
Of Ohio and a large part Of Indiana, which did
great damage TO wheat, corn and potatoes
From Wheeling, Kentucky Reports from
the surrounding country say that the frost ot
Saturday night has destroyed the wheat corn,
and al the fruits.
From PitisburE, Pennsylvania The severe
frost Saturday night greatly damaged wheat,
corn and potato crops, and also some kinds Of
fruit.
From Buffalo, New York There was a
heavy frost saturday night, killing al the gar
den vegetables, corn and potatoes. II IL also
feared that fruit Of an kinds have been cut or,
The severe frost Of Saturday, In this vicinity.
destroyed The fruit and potatoes, and il is
feared did heavy damages 70 The crops.
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FoREEFHEsENTATTvKs, sHELBT@ COUNTY,
J. P.FARRELLY W.. FARLEY
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8uiI0ina HlatsriaIs.

G y HAL'rIAps sAsa
u ~
Planning sETEH
LUMBER YARD.
nooRs. sash. Bins. Nantes. Mosiaa, DooT nd
Ee-si Rosts B'niHsTs. Turning sna ssEou vorE q
every VARSITY
FLOORING, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
cEILrNG. LkrfcE SHELVING. snd LrHBaR q sn
nnd. rasehlI afessee Builders san aud . hef in-
NoosE, HALsrEAD A co.
80. - q -
Notice to Builders.
A LAHgE a o cypr.ss saved Erbs. tr ssis %
ATKINSON 4 co,
- rass7r9oo ? vIssIz
NEW HAT MANDATORY!
Francisco & Co.,
'''9 .,s '-- y .
HATS, GiPS, STRAW GOODS,
provinces BLOCK,
3 a a M n - t.r @ @ T.,
MEMPHIS, TENN,
is EEAR or TE sATosO HOUSE
AsUMMER OF 1897
OuG AOLEsKIS mar. Irt iHfroaucel. s vsrT nshf.
" ~ rrTesy fr ne ~ Heathef. Geuuemeu
q te EmparHm ~ 90 FRANCISCO a co.
soft Hats.
EvEnT sIrLE nd cOLnH gusf f~eosiredb By Krpress
Il AREA supply ~ thaae c~slshrated Freuch sar Hats
Ehich ere uE npru for usperianst
IeB FRANCISCO a co.'s ss Hsiu street
straw Good.
A TnEsI SUPPLY q Mrn's. By aEf Chldrsa's
a Lrrhfrn. Braid and nun,tabIs sirau Hats nd Caps.
iua rc1eivrtd Ncsl FhANCisCO a co -
ADiEg kiuISG HAr n@~ 90 bssunai siJiss
II aths fashiaulhis Ms Emporium q
SO FRASclscO 8 co
WHIrE md Pearl C1ssimfrr Hat. q aur eva mana
w hcnre. coil ri pleasant ~ he summef, a.
80 FRANCISCO COS ssH ala street.
Peacock Fly brushes,
A FfNE aaafmanf Tsnues-ee Manufactured uuu b
~ found e. fNGRAHAH a LEES.
mvN N1. ais uain street.
water Coolers.
4 GUE5 h alt hmIn sud omoes
% rNSRAHAM a y 3
mTa No. as Nain street.
Ausiinss Ice cream FreezeFs,
I HrARHANrEp o. give atsfaci1n- or M air. b.
INGRAuAM p
mrH No SIS Nafu street
MEMPHIS THEATER.
TN ucu urater b. fcr rsnti no p1riy hsvinz aHy
i claim o. rr-ereucr-A neuHunpfr uaficEs o. M
uufrary - aitasut suih-Ffty.
JAMEs W~ICEERSHAM.
mT23 Freidsnt Memphis Th-atrr ceuptsy
HOt5ce.
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gOoD Osfi-f. Draynsn snf Gardner. 90 years
a yin - soid chssf ~ hh Appiy Cd WITTY
- ~ arahfra IHN.
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atn apbtrllsrHehis.
Royal Havana LOtter!

TUE sale Of he Ouen Property Ehich va o. cEue -
Il The fftb Inst 10 socommrdaie rsries interested, q
indeanitciT postpoaed.
ima-1l HEAnn 4 HEnR1CE.
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S1yNvER.-Y estcrday and the day before
were two of the hottest days we have bad
this season. On the sunny side OF the street
the warmth was sublime ia its fearful in
ten,itv. and no man dared to plant his foot
steps there without first carprtinS the side
walk with the shadow of an umbrella. The
yexed mercury ia the thermometer Dubbed
out at the top of the instrument, and fell
down in a glittering shower OF silver shot mp
ON the glowing pavement. An occasional
troon of adventurous brcczes, like band OF
truant children, came in from the cool hillS
of the country, and did something to mitigate
the intensity of the heat; but after hutterng
for little while through the torrid Amos
pbcre Of the streets, winning here and there
the gratitude of IL sweltering brow by the
gentle ministry of their veiwlcss wings, they
wandered back, weary and dropping, to their
old haunts among the shady hills, to warn
their sister breezes against the oppressive
heat and ialigurng dulncss of the city.
Thank Heaven for blessings chainless in
the rich mans keeping!' Though the world
in the sunshine glow like a furnace, and the
cool winds refuse to come with their grateful
presence to the melting brow, yet there is a
palm-leaf fan Tor every son of toll; there is a
lump OF ice TO send GOODNESS to the cup Of
all. and the evening shadow in front of the
hotels is not among the chartered privileges
which the moncycd few alone may enjoy.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-03

MUsr he ENCOURAGED Everybody who is
in the habit ct attending QUO State FAIRS
must have seen, and many must have felt, the
want of of a Suitable room for the exhibition
of articles ia the ladies' department 1t l.
the intention Of the 4 Agricultural Bureau to
erect such building in time for the Fair
next fall, and they are now engaged IN rais-
ing the necessary funds for the purpose. One
of the means for securing the amount Is the
sale of I;fe-admission cards to the State Far.
considerable sum has been raised IN this
way. but the amount is yetinsuficient to car
nv out the object of the Bureau, and every
citizen OF Nashville and Davidson county.
who feels an interest in our Agricultural So
ciety. is earnestly solicited to aid in the cree
tion of the "'Florai Hail." not 10y a contnbu-
tion of money without qlfid pro gro. but by
investing a small amount in a card that VIII
throw omen the gates Of the Fair Grounds to
him during his life and as long thereafter as he
NAV choose 10 make an annual exhibition OF
his pastcboard to the gate-keeper. "A SUB
scrintion pannr has zen left a Berry's Book
Store. and all who desire to do something Tor
the DropGscd Floral Hall" and at the same
time purchase for themselves very great
convenience, (for it will be decidedly conVc-
nient to have an entrance warrant IN your
vest pockct at every Fair without the troub-
Ie of hunting up the ticket man. will please
call at Berry and arrange the little matter
as soon as convenient