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A Dress Shoe for the Iodios :

There exists no doubt different onin,nns 10 +, ,b,
Constitutes ady's Dress Shoe or Boot MANY fancy
lle morocco Gaer or Boot TO be pretest:
the jenny Lind Boot or lskIn: OTHERS th. ni,r
The slipper &c Experience has taue me Ihe French
i's"S Nial'eF Is considered The perfect Dress
S"oe 'auy wears and has been the leading Dress
Shoe among the most fashionable circles for vaars So
lar as neat foot is concerned am in hei,f nC the
lauIes ms summer the fancy cy-culOred CATERS in
point OF numbers, will De worn as a Dress Shoe far
more ltaH many other kinds OF shoes mn toyoth.r -
As To The leading C9ors that will he ,Vnr, ,Io ,o,
ors both dark and light, well as the dark ashes
Vi IoSe" W lake the lead. Yet there is no ne color
tt WIN oe ered as directly taking the lead in
iashioh itls well known fact that a ady's (aIler
when Tltdc Ji good Lasting, and properlv NM tnUnh
en- VIII Out'Wear any other kind OF Dress Shoe and
Is he cheapest IN the long run. have now on hand
liStiS3 oil all kinds and various c0lurS | hava n
card OF one hundred and forty different colors and
shd"es o cOlors OF French and English lasting omen
w" '' 'ue Inspection OF the ladies'; and irOIa this
n'1oI 'Let OF coioFs lady cannot help getting any
nor she may wish to match her dress Also ianoud
br'hZe-coiOred IIOGOc made up in abundance =
pre- y shoe, aud yet neat fitting easy shoe is 10 he
PRAISED Tor how often has it been nd IN my hearing
- nave sore corns on feet and bV The ladies II,
most cases. Nine ladies out of eyerv ion LsEra ,t
age 0l "a from the most reasonable caculaliou hava
t"eir 'oe1 suffering from curns, Such really the
ana "at Is the cause of ihlsl How often IS II
le case win The gentlemen. we'll as the Indies =
ihay ge' alr Of shoes. wear them; apparently they
ht AMI tue hrs thing they know corn or rms are on
he leeL Tho fault of this surely Is NOT in The o
oul - IN the cul OF the shoe As an instance nersn,
can have par OF shoes that al iii well from
Pear"hcei a'd vet, cumo To it, some paris of The
oe are 100 !aIge and set loose on The fool and other
paris are 50 tight as 10 make cOrs and bnnons hch
mol e muit oi The foot hut the fault OF the ma
ker As an instance, pair OF buot or shoes thai are
properly cut aud put together Will set smooth and
l"h Wen !" me eye, upon the foot. They will not
ring ana Twist lopsIhcd alter being worn lew times,
~ furthermore, will not Corns on I've foot If
those who have tender feet, and cOrns and bnuIons
Hi'l sL'T Us eau we Will soon convince them how a
shoe W I'll NOT create and vet look well Oh The
loot CAL at FLANlGEN'S Cheap Snoe Store, No
lO West Second street, Wilmington, Del
May 10, 1859.
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Sugar Game Mills.

Sugar EVaporatlOns, Kettles,
Cauldrons, Clarifying Pans, Steam Coil Kettles,
SkImmer3, DlPpcrs, MoIds. Sralncrs,
Filters, Saccharome,ers Thermometers. etc,
WI'h information upon the subject of making SUGAR.
etc. from Chinese Cane
Having arranged with dodgers, Free Co. Of Gin.
cihhAil y ior license 10 Manufacture their Improve ed
sugar Cane Mills and Sugar Kettles ana having pro
cured patterns from the abJve named manufacturers
can unsh on short notice any article IN the line ni
Sugar Making Apparatus, all we'll tried aud OF H.,
mosi % reliable KIND. Also, S,'OFTS LITTLE GIA VI
Mills, for Grinding Corn IN the Cob
For Catalogue and Treatise on Sugar Cane. etc !
IncOse Postage Stamps, addressed
JAMES NEALL,
Spring Garden Iron Works, Cor. l7ih Il Coates SIS .
July 2S-3m Pu1r.nr,pu,.
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READ! READ! READ!
EsenWGm's Aromatic BaIsam

IL Remedy not TO he exceiled for the Reliefand
Cure Of those maladIes incident 10 the sum
mer Season, VIZ:
DarrhGa. Dysentery. Cholera or Cholera Norbus.
Vomiting, AcIdlty of the Stomach, &c
lis excellent CarmInauve powers pleasant taste ami
soothing influence, renders it valuable remedy IN
nantIle Diseases peculiar To the second summer viz
Cholera lnianIum, etc. 1t has reinvigoraung and
tonic influence on the system, alaying inflammation
where it exists IN the stomach and bowels-and OH
trial will be found indispensable 10 the well being Of
every family. II will he found as we'll adapted 10
Adults as Children. TRY rP.
Prepared only by A. ESENWEIN Dispensing
Chemist. ~ w. cor. Ninth and Ponlar streets Phlla-
delphia PRICE % cents per Bottle
~ Sold 10y J. T. ,IIofecker, Smy rna; F.. McInall.
Wilmington; Cowgirl " Son, Dover; J. B. Lyons &
Co, Lewes, and by Druggists aud Sorekeepers gcre'
rally mav26.lT-I
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Or Although Rufus Cboate, the eminent
lawyer. is dead. he leaves behind him son who
is likely TO do honor 70 the memory and repula-
zion of the father whose name he bears. Rufus
Cheate, Jr., is also lawyer, inheriting to a
cerlain extent The talents Of his father. He
graiuated with honor at Amherst College in
1855, and was admitted 10 the bar about year
sInes. lie is about 25.
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DRY GOODS!

KELLEY q BROWN. No. I3 North SECOND
IN Street. PHILADELPHIA, IRE constantly receiving
New and Desirable Goods for Spring and Summer
Sales, comprising in part
Black Silks. Stella Shawls
Poll de Chevres, Challies, De LANES,
French Chintzes. lawns Brlliiants, &c. &c.
A full assortment Of Sheeting, ShirIings TickiDgs
Prints, Ginghams Counterpanes. Table LlneLs Nap
kins, &c. Also MEN and BOYS WEAR. in great
variety.
Goods bought and sold exclusively for Cash. one
price and no abatement KELLEY q BROWN,
No. Is North Second street, above Market.
ap9S.jn Philadelphia.
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The Oxygenafed Esi,tevs

Nature III her great laboratory, has stored snne
remedy adapted to every disease which flesh s heir
TO- But requires the investigation and research of
the philosopher to discover and apply this remedy
Such research and investigation has succeeded in s
covering remedy fer that most affective dspensa.
ton, the
DYSP PSIA!
With all its lesser and numerous evils; and il NAV he
safely asserted that until the appearance ofhe Oxvoe
mated bliters case of Dyspepsia cured was rare
experience in medical practice. Now under the in.
huence of these Bilters The rule to CURE the rare
exception, failure to cure.
Read the following. which the subscriber requests
us 10 publish for the benefit OF the afflicted:
An Obdurate and Inveterate Case of Dvsneosia
Cured by the Oxygenated Bltters.
! The following from gentleman we'll known in III,
region III which he lives ought satisfy all those OF
| little faiths
WATERTowN. N. Y, July %, 1858.
| 5. W. FOwle & Co, ,BostOn,-SIns:-Nine veo1,
since was attacked by that curse of all d,seoses n
pepsa, which so affected me cause great OpDres
son IuIlnesB and bloatng of The bowels immedIatel,
aler eating accompanied with terrible pains in In
stomach oitsh occasIonlng nouseu vomiting, .cIIity
and headache, together with general debiIv nd on
| ieTing, ailOg ether rendering lie n burlhen
Aller having tried every FnUWn re hedy without
eeci, ami deSplirng of regulniug NV ost beo mn
WIS 'u l" MAKE use Ol tile O&l genaled Buffers
lhe good effects oi Which were immediately visible or
my heal and system. Before using IA whule bDule
was entirely cured; aud fee pleasure III inducing
oil like sufferers us myself 10 make use OF this remarka
bic remedy
TnEO. CALDWELL.
| Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE d. CO.. Boston
and Tor sale by j. P, IIol, cker and p Mansfield
Smyrno; G w. Spicer. Lelpsic; J. L. Heverln Llitl,
Creek Landing james Cowgirl n Snnand b F.. Burton
!OVer; Thomas Simpson, Camden; james Cock Ere
derica Jac, Y. FOulk and +. F. tIa.umptsley Mil
i0rd' j. IL. w. L. VanGese. CIark's Corner, and b,
Dealers generally. riv28 Inn
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ONE PRICE CLOTHING, of all the latest
styles. and made in the best manner expressly
for Retail Sales.
JONES q CO.. of the CRESCENT ONE PRICE
CLOTHING STORE, Goa Market Street, PhiladeI
Pnia marks The lowest selling price, in Pam Figures
on each article. All Goods sold or made 10 order are
wairanied satisfactory, and our 0Re Prce system IL
si.cuy ~. aanered TO- We believe this to be the only
AR way OF dealing, as thereby all are Ireatrd alike
JONES a. co,
ocSo-ly 60uMarket ST., PHILADELPHIA
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A Gard to the Public.

49, SaSss. WE subscriber begs leave to an
R;aii sS@SS nounce TO his friends and the pub
kHilII SE~ lie generally. that he has again leased
the "UNION GARDEN" and is now
prepared to receive Visitors lie has made an al range
Ihei' win the Washington Brass Band" TO be in at
tendance every Thursday evening, TO discourse their
sweetest music for the pleasure Of his guests lie
would also announce to the Ladies that he has fitted
np Room aihIs Residence especially for their recep
ton. NP
lie IS prepared TO furnish BALLS. PGC.NICS and
o'nrr @ Gaiherings, with ICE-CREAM and OTHER
kEFktSitMEN rs of tho best quality on the mosi
IaNoraDle pe y terms; WE ANTILLES SUPPLIED At their
kesldences on the shortest notice
thankful To the citizens of Smyrna and vicinity for
ance of the same.
CIIAS. B. WHITE.
smyrna, May 10. 1889
Smyrna times., 1859-08-04

hE SlcKLEs FaIAL-THE SPEECH OF Mr. GRAHAM.
Mr.. GrahamS opening speech for the deicnce ,,as
mastery effort, occupying nearly two davs i'm The de-
hVery. tie spoke at length, defining The law of the
lahh ana giving hts views Of Scriptural law. After
speaking several hours he made brilliant nororo,ior
whlch he finished with the following remarkable
"ordsi And now. gentlemen Of the Jury, have but
one word more 10 say, and that Ihall trust thai
every man Will leave his at the adjournment of
Inc Court to-day. with firm determnat TO obtain
al ms garments at the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of
hockhIi 10 Wilson, Nos. COB aud Cos Chestnut street
above Sixth, Philadelphia.
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The ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-There is pro.
babllfy that the magnificent scheme of sub
marine telegraph across the Atlantic will be
accomplished by The company which now has
the great work Ih hand although the result Of
their advertisement. Invi!ng subscrI IptiOns to
the amount Of $3,O00,O00, is not yet Known
The plans Of the company are miautely stated
in London paper. They attribute the failure
of the cable wholly to the rough handling 1t re-
ceived subsequent to the first attempt to lay II
down-It having to be re cohed, stored ~ tan rs.
re coiled IN ships, ard afterwards subjected to
a severe trial during a series of gales. The
Directors represent that they are doing IL they
can to profit by the past, and promise to expend
no more money until they have consulted the
hrst scientific men of the age. whose names
will soon be made public.
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MARRIED.

On the % inst, by the Rev. p. Mansfield,
JOHN W. MYERS and ELIZABETH JACKSON, both
of Kent Co., Md.
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Important to INemalcs.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.-The combi
nation ot ingredients these Pills are the result of
long and extensive practice. They are mud m then
Opera"n ana certain IN correcting all irregularities
Faihlul MenstruaiIons, remUvIng all Obsiruclions
whether from col Ur otherwise. hpadache ainInIhe
side, pnIpition of the heart, whites all nervous ac
iectuns MYSTERIES fatigue, pam IN the back and limbs
@c disturbed sleep, winch arise from interrupted OF
nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
WIS the commencement of new era in the treatment
oi th"Se irregularities and distractions which have
consigned so many tho ISands Of the vunng the bean.
hiul and the beloved To Premature Grave. No fe.
male c'n eE2y good health unless she is regular and
whenever an obstruction takes place the general
health begins TO decline
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS nre the most efIectual
remedy ever known for all nmpainls peculiar to Fe
males 70 all classes they are invaluable, inducing
with certainty, periodical regularity They are known
10 thousands, who have used them at different pernds
throughout the country, having the sanction of some
OF the most eminent Physclons IN America ExpIIciI
directions stating when. and when they shnud MOI be
used. with each B0x-the Price One Dollar each box
containing 40 Pills
A valuable Pamphlet, To he had free Of the Agents
Pills sent by mall promptly by enclosing price to the
General Agent. Sold by JAMES P. HOFFECKER
Smyrna. and by Druggists generally
k b. IIU rClIINtiS General Apcnt
le"'' ~ l63 Chambers ST.. New York
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4 Bow Editor,

The following, from the National Merchant.
speaks we'll for the Western folks-thev have
good, sound sense, and are very enlerprlsnp
people:
new paper has been started at Dallas CITY.
! Illinois, young town on the banks of the Nils.
ssSppl A number of the lot holders. know
Ing the Immense value of newspaper IN ad.
'ancng their interests, invited L. Ashton. a
young man from Philadelphia to settle anonU
them aud start a paper. The thing has been
hands"rhely done. The paper is started under
the name of The " Star Of DaUas," looks we'll.
and is credItabie every way A circumstance
incidental TO Its projection is somewhat sInrn-
IaF' Inc Editor, though d" of aye ana able To
answer for hlmssIf' has a very youlbfnl nm.
pes srance, and has acquired the name Of the
boy edItor," which honor he wears with becom.
ing dignity.
The people, understanding their interest IN
sustaining this enterprise, are, to a man. r,llv.
ing around hun, and by their advertis .ments
and commnnIcatlons giving to the paper and
me Place name among the nations. Every
Merchant Lawyer, Doctor Nurse, Mechan C.
10 ss' Journeyman and Apprenttce,) old Maid,
pretty GlrI and yonng Man advertlses IN It's
columns, aud takes the paper.
lhey well know that this course will be the
most effective way of letting the world know
"h' they ar" aud where they belong to !" tnat
II Will soon raise the price of everything they
=" 10 sell, aud convert their small town INTO
d large CITY That is the right way. Every
place should sustain lis local PAPER. and ,h,.
local paper will sustain the place, aud every
inha6ilant should both advertise and subscribc |
Inc lot holders are benefited more than any !
others. and donation of two or three huudrrd
dollars TO an enterprsIng publisher, who settles |
among them to enhance their property, will |
alone save them from the charge Of meanness.
II each lot IN town were assessed, its ptouor-
ti"n OF snch amount, It would be trebed IN
value by the impetus which sper gives to
The business and Importance of the place.
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Cards of Business, &c.
BUSINESS GARD.

OFFIOL on MAIN Street, first door above the
"Bank of Smyrna
nEALS in all kinds of Grain and Seeds,
Stocks, Bills of Exchange, Drafts, Checks,
and Specie; Guano, Lime, Plaster, Brick, Wood,
&C., &c.
=, His Vessels ply regularly between this, and
Philadelphia and New York, prepared to bear
any Freight at the lowest going rates.
Smyrna, March q, l858--1Y.
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DIR. CHARLES PERKINS

Il (ETURNS thanks 10 his friends for their kind pa.
tronage hitherto bestowed upon him and respect
fully requests continuance of the same Prompt
attention Will be given 10 all of illness entrusted
To his care.
lie Will be IN HEAD OF SASSAFRAS Every AT
terhooh' between the h0uts of Ond 6 O'clock and
any word lett with MIR L. L. Pryor will meet with his
ally engaged
Head Of Sassafras, Md. June g. lS59-3ln
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-21
For County Trustee.

We authorized to CARY A. HARRIS, of VIII
hanson county, candidate for Attorney General the iu
d Circuit composed Of counties of Williamson Davidson
ana Sumner. octH-td'
Weare authorized to announce THos. T. SAUNDERS
ddae for the Office of Country trustee county
the election to be held in March. 1869 sp5
We ave authorized to IsHAM CLARK candi
date for County Trgstes at tbs ensuing March election,
sug27-d
We authorized to SAMUEL P. AMHNT, a
candidate for County Trustee Of Davidson county, the
March election. Lsep9-td'
We authorized TO HARDIN p BosuCK a candi-
the office Of County Trustee Davidson county,
ensuing March election. octS-td
We authorized JNO. ". MARTIN as a
didate for County Trustee the ensuing March election.
octlI-dtd
We authorized to announce HENRY L. JUSTICE as
candidate for County Trustee Of Davidson county the ensuing
March election. octli-dtd
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SS&A~sS Whisky nov so we'll known as "DalE'' Aro-
msc VALLEY Whskev established reputation universal
renders difficult iorhe manufacturer keep pace with the
desnl This the result OF perseveng in its intro
ducOn sustained BY desmnaR adopted st the outset and
neversr departed FROM that its original purity and
unrvaled excellence should continue to the end.
The fate attendant upon all such successful efforts,
has overaen the manufacturer 1t is initiated BY INSCRIPTIONS
inpOsOrs and asr and spurious srces pamed Of upon
the cnmmuny, the great denep Of the public As well as
Injury both in emolument and well earned
epue Every has made to guard against this piracy
by Copyright Of the Label Sd by peculiar shape Of the bottle
IosGtisH the public against this imposition upon them and
upsn my rights and earnestly desire such information from
those may by having vcmIed otherwise
as will protect the public and myself BY PFosecu'
ton to the utmost Of the The genuine "Days Arc
matte Valley Whisky put in of u bottles EACH with
light yellow Label and sealed with yellow with the
prietor stamp the and fac smile signature Of the
prietor on the label All other articles limitations
| Consumers depend upon getting pure article when
thew buy the Valley Hhey sold BY the bottle and in case
only - 4, ,,-,,,, WI. n; pAEI,
Sole Proprietor.
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CANDIDATES.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.

We are authorized 70 announce BAXTER SMITH, ESQ., Of
sHmRsT candidate fpF Attorney General Of this e shl
judi Rl Ccn; cOnpOsi Of the counties Of Williamson, David
and Sanner.
We authorized to announce las T. RGINEs, Esq., as
candidate for the Office Of Attorney General for the Ninth Judi
eia Circuit composed Of the eOBnss Of Williamson, spmn.r
and Davidson. Election in Mag, 1850, ..-..
We authorized to MAEsOE NJ BREE csndi;
date for Attorney General Of the sh Judicial cuit composed
Of the counties OF Williamson, Sumner and Davidson.
We authorized to s. L. FINLEY Of Davidson
county candidate for Attorney General Of the 9th J7a
Circuit. Reeti0R, Map, 1860. ...-rr
octg, 59t
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ASK the Physicians.

All medical men admit that Intestinal the death
Ct thousands Of children annually, and entail many terrible dis
thOss whom they ret sqmmary destroy No apollo
~ thereos Hseded FOR Introducing PREPARATION like WEE
CkEADIS which in three days will snnihare and
carry either Tape Worms Thread Worms Rosnd Worms Or
Nav Worms and the time brace and intensity the d.
reSEs powers Of The stomach, that return Of The diseased
next TO impossibls.
BE particular and rsmsmber the name, Winers Canadian
fermuSS This is the only arclp that be depended on
Remember this
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail. by
J, WRIGHT & co.,
49, 81 and Isl Chartres street,
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octi6dkvlm
A Parting Word.

we were asked what AdVioe would give best friend
parting with hiriwe would say-Bs keep DALLEI'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA cTOR always on hand. You have
sure safe and immediate remedy Tor Of difficulties and
ashgers onee for all, Ddes 4dgioGg Pain Extractor is
NE MAI tlerior Of all the remedies ever offered 70 the pubo
For sale IN New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL =
9f...rf }. WRIGHT 4 Co.,
~ - aad 454 -ehsYtres street.-
soc Tor TIE Southern state and to whom Vii orders
eASul1 - Aoarested " lt ~ ta.'fi ToetletA-1p,
y Jrstrsceived, direct from England on. bpnas .na
twenty gross select patterns Of TABLE KNIVES Also other
kngh Goods that win be at small aVoce on Oos for
Cashier tOprOnPt time dealers at less than market value
MCCALL co.,
AkkuAn & Ellis old stand,
FsPta Ness Public Square,
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GAIT HOUSE,
LOUISVILLE, Ky.

TTJHE Proprietor OF the GAIT HOUSE, preparing for
large travel from the opening Of the Louisville
aud Nashville Railroad have enlarged the Hotel to double its
capacity with and extensive Billiard Rooms Bath
Rooms, &c.
public rely that the Weearned reputation Of the
ousE, strictly class Hotel, shall be maintained
conveniently located for travel East West,
ss the Jacksonville Railroad having di
railroad counecons all Northern and Eastern Cities and
the Landing pnits9 States Nail LINE Steamers for Cncn-
matt and the East within square sf the Eotsls
Baggage checked in the Gait House to all the principal
points, North, East and West.
II ? Time from Louisville to New York 80 hours.
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The Fair and the people at GalIatin.

A correspondent OF the New Hampshire Patriot,
who Is now on visit to Nashville is writing series
of very readable letters to that paper. lie attended
the Far at Gallatin. and greatly pleased with
what he saw. The following complimentary notice
is taken from his letter:
The Fair was held in grove Of maple, (Which
sbonnd in Tennessesee.) oak, locust &c, and the
stock was shown inside fine. rooted amphitheatre,
capable OF seating tao thousand people. From two
to three thousand people were upon the grounds.
about one third ladies. and do sOlcmnly aver that
i never saw a better looking better dressed and
more orderly crowd of like numbers, anywhere
outside of arhurch. The men were generally good
sized and intelligent looking. the women had fresh
compleNions tuune OF that sallow look usually as
sociated with the appearance of Southern wOmen,)
fine form and strong claim 10 being considered beau
tiful Roth men and women generally were dressed
with neatnc.S and good taste. There apparent
IL no police or constable the grounds certain
" ,bcFp was no need Of them Nor did hear single
word spoken in anger see tu slightest disturbance
during the whole dgv In fact, all seemed 10 go on
4eeryy as a marriage boil" There was no liquor
sold the grounds, though there Is no pro
hibtOry law and consequently no drHHtonness. In
deed. have not seen drunken man since ] came
into the State. ] heard gentleman who inquired
the way to THE bar at the leading hotel in Nash
willie told that there was none connected with the
house and have seen very little liquor drank. But
to return 10 the Far-One of the. 10 a Northerncr,
most pleasing incidents connected with il was the
lnboundcd hospitality displayed by the farmers of
tbc yicn2ge in providing for the comfort Of stran-
ger visitors. 1alles were spread of which II Is
81 eNaggcratOn to say they groaned under the
weight of food with which they were lpaded-tree
60 those who had not Ham, chicken turkey bread
potatoes and pastry melted away like mist, but
when ever white person was done eating and sat
istied. there was still profusiOn for the negroes
Sumner County Fair is an institution!
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BALL AND CONCERT.
HORNS RRASS RAND

WI, WILL give Grand ESaIl and Com ysat
Sd s$ cert in the large and spacious Bail Room, saFa
sAssta in the Court House WEDNESDAY EVE SSss5S
SsS@ MINI the Goth inst During the evening the -
Band will perform OF their pieces, entitled the
Regents March, dedicated by them TO Mrs. g. NJ Fogg Of
this city The ether piece which has been performed
public, entitled the "Rook City Guards Quickstep and
dedicated Capt c. Foster Commander OF the Rock City
Guards The last mentioned piece composedb Mr. F. Bee
the leader of Horns Brass Band for them especially and
is one Of his master pieces. Tickets, 81 90.
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