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Freight transportation.

Freight Transportation.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY,
TENE Road the great lines. This road has
thus been managed in such way to commend il TO
the public patronage
Company, under the general superintendent Of
Ii. ID. mEARS, General Freight Agent,
Now inducements shippers Baltimore Philadelphia,
New York Iosen, Richmond, Petersburg &C. exoeedngy
low rates below New prices their moderate
cent by route, European shipping being
sillings sterling than the New Orleans shipping prices,
all contribute TO rendeTit
Reliable as well as Desirable.
Their facilities transportation unequaed by any other
operation, their Wc-terE PARK
ERSBURGH, hundred anil ninety asiies below the low
and dangerous navigation OF the Ohio river This
enables ordinary water the delivery goods ouy certain,
with Dispatch other and the
declines thoT advantages sIch the of delivery
Wdens other routes, that This is the only
Cheap, Reliable and Speedy Route.
Freight by exposed weather than 10y other
there dayGge the delivery being made at Park
ersbuTgh under well dd 0at and elevated from thence by
Immediately the cars, without being subject to
delay, does Likewise the regular Cincinnati
Arrangement the Company enabled freight
daily this route attleir agency in Nashville Tenn.
For further particulars enquire Of
II. IL. HARRISON, Freight Agent,
No >, corner Broad and Front streets.
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$500, Madison Circuit appearance plea
in 5ieent vas flied upon the ground that the snmous to
swer was served defendant while
uBpGnau the ciuG Court The demurrer this plea
was overrulel. and The VIII abasei.
1t eonceGe that the Code 3 copied from 1874, en- l.
ser tie Of this plea good IN aaeuent but
insisted hr is we'll pleaded 9he why
very minis. Bat the language u the
plain construction and it doubtful the Of Martin
the service supena, ehancery and held
fall under the and subject to plea in abatemsnt SO the
authorities that grea tcness and required In
pleas atement and latitude in practice is extended to
hem Yerg, TO- 10 Yerg 7. They must he in the right
form" II they commences and conclude bar,
tai 10 Hump sos plea case these
fends the wrong and &e and s a ne ought not 70 o
compelled the said ornal writ sued cut in this
because says that the sad Compton the day Of
suing out the said original writ and execution o. he e
said Circuit Court duly subpened &c and that he
was q. tae une q ns ss 80 ~
granted during his attendance said Court Wness
by made and provided in such he ought not 70 be
compelled 10 answer against his will any person in any ey &C
prosecuted against him ~ original writ said Crcu Court
ssd Compton in fact that mpleadei by original
writ aforesaid against his viii and against the privilege
sn to him BY The statute made and provided in cases and
this. he ready to verify
''WhsreupOn Isprays judgment OF said original sued
In this csuse and that the may be granted"
we think this plea Is fatally dsvs Without nOlIcing
ocOns il does show in what suit or Tor which party he
attending witness indeed. whether any su was
then pending in what Court he giving hs attendance
This certainly too and indeae for plea in ahae-
ent latitude o. EloWed because Its Oh
ect delay and defeat right I'D Justice upon strict legal
privilege against aside from The merits Such the rule
that requires The greas 10 MAKING cut he deien -
just and rasonsbe They should be eSia to every intent
Bono Die. II.
b. good will be that the Court at which he attend
ing the parties the for whom he
mOned, are all particularly set forth
this think Necessary to make good Flea in such
case. l
the cause reTranded for plea to the msrts CARuTHERs.
Test: NJ D. WEIca, Clerk.
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AYER7S
Ague Cure,
THE SPEEDY CURE ol

Intermittent Fever, OF Fever and -Ague, Re-
nitient Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb kgue,
Periodical Headache, or Billions Head
ache, and Bilious Feyers, indeed for the
whole class of diseases originating in bile
iary arrangement, caused by the Malaria
of miasmatie Countries.
No one remedy is louder called for by the ne
cessities of the American people than a sure and
safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such We are
now enabled to offer, with a perfect certainty
that it win eradicate the disease, and with as-
= suranee, founded OH proof, that no harm can
arise from its in any qusntty.
That which protects from or prevents this dis
order must be of immense service in the conmu-
mites where ii prevails. PrereHfioh Is better than
euro, for the patient escapes the risk which he
must run in violent attacks of this baleful dis
Eemper This 90 Cure A" expels the niiasmatic
poison of FEVER AND AGUE from the system and
prevents the developments of the disease, if taken
on the first approach of its premonitory symptoms.
1t IS not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this class of complaints but also the cheapest.
The large quantity supply for dollar brings It
within the reach of every body; and in bilious
Districts, where FEVER AND AGUE prevails every
body should have it and it freely both for cure
and protection. 1t is hoped this price viii place it
within the reach of all the poor as well as the
Tieh. A great superiority of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
or mineral, consequently it produces no quinism or
other injurious effects whatever upon the constitu-
fion. Those cured by it are left as healthy as if
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence of
the miasmatic poison. great variety of disorders
arise from its irritation, among which Neural
gia, rheumatism Gout Headache Blindness,
Toothache Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitation,
Painful Affection of the Spleen, Hysteries Pain in
the Bowels Colic Paralysis and Derangement of
the Stomach, all Of which, when originating in
this ease, put the intermittent type, or become
periodical. This ''CURE expels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them all alike.
1t is an invaluable protection to immigrants and
persons travelling temporarily residing in the
maarious districts. If taken occasionally daily
while exposed to the infection, that will be
ted from the system, and cannot accumulate in
sufficient quantity to rpen into disease. Hence it
is valuable for protection than cure, and
few will ever suffer from InterInttents. if they
avail themselves of the protection this remedy
affords.
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washington Gossip.
REpIesATIoz OF iTHz sBeaErxsr OF sWsK.--Tbe
W,vh;r,to, c,1t,s - -. \ ~ -. -- l

@sAF'UNa44OA VI the SET SbtABI OF WAR.--Ihl
Washington States Of the 4 Tts says - ,e
Tas probabilities Of the resignation Of the secrs
tsry of War have been csnvsssed ever since the en
trance Of that & n'leman iato Office without ans
other relEon taan a dgsire 10 gossip Il is now
howsysF ramoved that The eoaijnuel i'll health Of
the henorabie Secretary Eiil compel him to reliu-
quish the vexstoas snd srdunus laSors OF his
post. This Frooagsd ndisposiiioa Of Governor
Floyd hnds host q sJmPaihizng friends, political
aud persOOsl. all over the cou, try
In the event Of vacancy occurring by the retire
msut ef The distinguished Yirg niah from the Cabi-
net it is net improbable that the President would
tender the portfolio TO the Zen Charles j. Faulkner.
who for 3 long line occupied the chair Of the War
COMMITTEES Of The House, and whose rseent defea.
Ia sdToeaGng the entire acts Of the Administraiion
peculiarly commend him to the personal regard Of
the Csief Magistrate. whilst the prominence he has
gained before the country in loag service in Con-
gress mark him as very suitable person, polite Il
ly speaking.
The FILLEBUsrERs.--The Washington Star Of TIE
i7Ih says:
We have satisfied ourssif ii the rumors Of q cnr-
rent effort tn organize q gang Of 6llibusiers for
another raid on Nicaragua is wholly untrue and
that it has its origin simply in the desire OF steam
shin parties 10 prevent, by hook or crock the pro-
posed speedy re-oPening OF the Niesrsgus route
Hnder the Van Dyke-Wsliass contract with Nicsra-
gua snd the contract recently made hy the Post
Office Department with Mr. J0hrssn The object
of staring the story is to alarm the Eicarsguan gov
ernnent to tie extent OF procuring action on It's
part calculated to prereat American passengers
from crossing their Isthmus more sweeping
falsehood was never published than this story to
which We refer above. However, its prolaulgstiou
at this time s n fair keeping with the general pol
icy ng pursued by those interested in perpetuat
ing monopoly Of the transporton Of passengers
to and from California BY steamship.
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rYREE SPRINGS.

TENIs fashionable popular Watering Place has been put
complete and thorough repair will he opened for,
the Of visitors and hcardeTs the l inst
management Of DR.. D. T. SCOTf, whose
experience we'll known.
The regular line to louisville by the place
line OF Coaches from the Railroad the Springs
will be put upon the road Immediately.
BILL CHARGES.
Board per day for less than 90
.... zee. . w ~w ~w
Board month"; ~ w
deduction will be made for families who wish to
rain during the
IT , Balls swice week. uly22-H
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DR. ,. &. AVER & co.

LOWELL. MASS.
Sold at wholesale by
30. @. BROWN & EyANs,l N..tr;u.
and BERRY & DEM6YILLE, -'NSi''iie'
OF. u. p. FARNsN0B1aT & CO., Memphis
Sold at retail by all Druggists throughout the South and
West. duly G-d.t-w&w3m
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.
Prof Graves NJ President Of the Mary Sharpe College, VIA
chester, Tenn.
John Frizzell, ESQ, Winchester, Tenn.
The Weather Indicator offered for sale at ~ e. ne
Drug Store Of AARON STRETCH. General Agen TIE
/ OF Union and College Streets, Nashville, Tenn
Tie dsc0verer viii send the Natural Weather Indicator b.
mail postage paid put I'D and secured, 70 any peraon
enclosing e. eurrert money plain directions Zoe
/ regulating. using, &C, accompany each Indicator
i Address LOUIS s. ULLMAN, Azynt
/ ulygldt1Ewtf Columbia. Tenn.
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CROSSLTTFS WAyTFD.

VVE Nashvile and North western Railroad company rsh
contract for 10000 Cedar Cross-Efes, . fsst
long INCHES thick. EehsEn, 70 ce al place
tha6 iueses clear Of bark timber sound delivered a
the Grade line d the road In Nashville
me contractors want TO contract FOR $4,000 White Or
Post Oak Ties Of the size above, b deived
on the Of the road IN piles from section IA "a
enough on each section 10 supply The same.
Persons sishng 10 bid will direct the President anf Dire
of the Nashville and Northwestern Ralrord Company
Nashville, Tenn. iuly2esf
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- 80
Church street, just below the Post office.
w. s. COMBS--PrOprietOr
DERshNS wishing to hire Fine Hack, Omnibus, Car
most kind OF VeEee will find excellent assortment
the above stand. Ny stock and always the
vice Of the publis Trips taken all parts Of the country
julyl6 n, 8. COMBS,
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Nashville City Mills.

VETILL Flour any place in the city Edgehsld,
w adding Bridge fess the following prices
WHOLESALE. RErAn
Extra Family Flour per barrel, , 30 $40
super6ps 9W sg
win s Bran, Shorts and Mddlngs the Mill at current
prices, de'ucting carta~e.
Will also paw the market price for WHEAT and CORN
throughout the year Leave oder at Post 0es, Box g5
with ). n. .HOLLIh9SNORfI.
Termsca on delivery. No aouth MaIket st.
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Chancery sale of
TWENTV.TE4REEL LIKELY NEGROES

Chancery sale of
TWENTK.THREE LIKELY NEGROES.
FINDER authority Of decree at the July Tem
1852 Of the Chancery Court at Lebanon in the Of In
gram Henry Smith and Others will to
public sale at the court house door in Lebanon TUeay 9Th
September the olloWing slaves Judy, 30 old,
lj Prince 9 BOh6 Bay 60, Jacob b, Jane AZ Palee
90 Tom 81 Hannah 49, Harriet S Jerry 10, Haby 3 John a,
Emeline g. Sally Martins Jo g. Hay 5, Della ., William
and Peter and Emeline,
TermS-0ne third cash, the balance IL months Sale at
II O'Clock A. NJ. JOHN HOWARD,
uly3O-td Prs fee $40. Clerk L Ma ter.
Town and City clocks.
YSJIE subscriber with Of the best manue-
tureIs Of TuTret Clocks in the United States, and
will undeT to paR and set such Clocks in de-
location The Clocks OF these makers guaranteed TO
Il frsrGe Time EeeperS They strong and durabe and
warranted for years. They constructed to strike
regularly the hours nay also be arranged chime quar-
hal hours, any interval Of time for the regulation Of
SCHOOLS, COLLEGES Or FACTORIES,
upon any Of Bells from which they made capa
bic of giving their full tones.
Every information regarding cost testimonials to ability
&c, Gc-, may be obtained Of
At the Office L NJ SINGER q CO., a North College st
II p Attention given repairing and improving Turret
Clocks in any part Of the Stste
Address Box 53j, Nashville Tenn.
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RALTimoRE ANp onIo
g
Greaf NnIfonai Rome.

Great NaTfOnal Route.
TERMINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore Easf, Wheeling BenEOod Park
ersbuFg the West which places II snites with RaTpsds
eteaDers SC, for and from all points ia the t a
WEST S0HtaE-yvesg and EOrfhsTTesf.
Fare New York and Boston ONE DOLL less than via any
ether route.
Two leave Wheeling dsily $50 P. ~, 1880
I'M. ...sr
Direct fcOnneefiOns made by these trains
FOR all the Eastern Cities.
This is the only 10 Washington City.
Passengers BY this Route visit Baltimore, Philadelphia,
Ne Yar and Boston, the ticket to Boston alone by
o.her lines.
Through Tickets to the Eastern cities procured
Washington city an additional charge Of SO On.
Qsick time and cOnuneetions.
Inquire Ohio Railroad at any
the principal RaiIroad Offices In tie West.
L. r. FULLER. Gen'i Western Agent
l.. NJ. COLE. General Ilektt Agent.
W. p Smith, Master TraTspoTtafici T lapl4.
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FHNE undersigned have this day associated themselves toget
under the style of RAINS. BROWN co for the
pOse tnsacting general Drug Business, and hOpe
by the interest their customers
r continuance OF the very liberal patronage extended
their predecessors T. b. RAINS,
iuly2l-f ARIS BROWN SR.
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For philadelphia, New York, Skc.
SA [EsSs
I-ZGrsfs FROM <sta5Tsf!S
Vs1Zzazz5zS ds=Sa2s-E4E
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON.
Cabin SIS
Excursion Tickets good 10 return un.il Janusrr L ls .
The weilknown irst class sidewheel Steamships,
KEYSTONE STATE, Capt q. p MARsHNAS ami
STATE UF GE0RGIA. Capt. }. j. GARvSN,
Now Regular Lire for the North, leaving Charleston
savannah alternately, follows:
The STATE OF GEORGIA, freq: Savannah, the 5h, 18th
25th Of every month.
The KEYSTONE STATE. Charleston, te 10th, ssA a5
Both Of every month.
For safety comfort having superior Rooms,
ships surpassed by any the One HH1dTd
Miles this Delaware BaytEo nights
For Niagara Falls, the lakes an6i
Canada.
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
This Line connects Philae pha with the s0hvesl
Railroad through Niagara Falls Buffalo Is
from PHILADELPHIA Through Tickets, with priv Of op
ping Philadelphia and intermediate points for sale gents
Ia Savannah.
Niagara Buffalo, s92Elmira, eVcahandaigua
sci. G. A. GREIHER & CO.,
Agents a. Savannah
7. s. & I. q. BCDD,
Agents at Charleston.
A. HERRON- JF.,
feb27-d6mI Agent AZ Philadelphia.
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President pleree,s visi, to Rome.

An attempt was recently made by writer in the
New York Tribane to create ar impression on the
public mind that Gen PIECES had not bsen treated
with respect on as late visit to Rome, when the Op
pssiie of the assertion was the truth. The spark
ling volume Of Colonel FULLER entitled 'sparks
from Locomotive speaks Of the e1-Presdent in
Rome in this vile:
"But Of all the strangers Of distinction in Rome
none is rsore courted or more respected than our
much abuse ex- p esident Franklin Pierce Mod.
est, aabe and courteous, every ybedy is seeking his
society with as much eagerness as he avoids pub
lie y 9e refuses all vitltions, except il be to
jain few Americana and ihen-for instance, at a
cod fish dinner at Harry Stlne's-we find him the
most entertaining and the most agresabls of cam
panons. lie vi / leave for EBgIInd, which he
has never visited, and where he will find it diff ,ut
to avoid ali the honors that await him.
al see some Of the American papers are urging
General Pierce's name candidate for the next
Presidential term, but it is utterly useless. Moth
ing can induce him to aeceIt y second omination
public office Of any grade. Notwithstanding
my own official head was one of the first to roll
into the bushel under General Pierce's adninstrs-
tion, yet csnnot ferbear saying in all sincerity
and truth, that would SUM up his biography in
thess brief word He Wss brave General. q At
riotic President; an honest nam. His enemies
found it easy - abuse, but ina Ossible TO impeaca
him"
Thus it is that man who depoTts himself like
modest and well-bred gentleman finds, where he
least expects it, tongues and pens to yindicae him
from the eslumnies of bitter enemies Genera,
PIEBcE, at the last accounts, was on visit to the
lake district of England, and msy ba expected to
reach his home in New Hampshire in few weeks
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retiring from the business respectfully beg leave to tender
my HANKS MY friends for the kind and
liberal patronage extended by them to the old firm, and solicit for
ms successors continuance for the
GROWN
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HOoT AND SHOE BUSINESS,

and have bought out A. B. ROBERTSON.
Having united stoeks viii eOnduct our husIue On
greatly enlaEged scale.
Va haFsa splendid stock Of goods receiving
beautiful lot Of Ladies, Mss chilsns great
VARIETY We invite the customer o. DsNrKss And
thsPublic generally, call on u.s. as We viii SEA sho Al v
Low prices for CASH.
jzasa4 GARR4R
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Mount Solitude for sale,

Mount Solitude for Sale,
4 AM offering for sale my Tract Of Land and n
5 Residence the Charlotte Pike, AZ miles LIN
Nashville. There 300 Of superior SE1I
land about half in cultivation and the balance sIlr ts
we'll tibered and we'll set in blue grass. 1t is ElS
pleasant drive Of only 30 CT 80 minutes TO from
the city, with splendid brick house, situated emirence
overlooking the surrounding country and in view of the Capo
with kitchens, bles carriage houses ice house. and other
houses with well, csern aud springs. The soil is FERTILE and
the healthy pure and elevation make The
place capable Of being divided into number small
for residences and is, altogether Of the most desirable homes
10 be found in the United States
For apply the premises to Gen. j. T. Dunlap
a. the Capital BRENT SPENCE.
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DIARHIIEA, DYSENTERY, CHOLERA, &c
VA have the rdefRberg Dyseztefy Syrup used in
Wv Of bowel all their fOrms
simple CoSeRes malignant cholera, and of it
highest terms and with confidence Wheth
the mild Of long udng
surely, and leaves bad effects behind.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, Pres. Board Aldermen, N. Y. City
T. K DE FORREST, NJ. D. Board OF Health, % -
7. II. HIBBARD, NJ. D., - - %
Z. II. DISBR0W. Episcopal Clergyman, Suffolk, Va.
II. W BAI;STOW. e6 Pine Street, n Y. City.
DAVID PITMAN, Court Street, Boston,
GEO. sTOUDINGER Board Of Aldermen, Newark N. J.
A. W. TAYLOR. Captain U. S Army
J. II. HART, Cleveland Plaindealer, Ohio.
". NJ. FARLASD, Cleveland Ohio
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
auC9 Agent, Nashville
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TRIM MANGS STORE.
OSCAR BO HME a. CO.
Have just opened at their stand
No. Union street,
A complete stock q Fall and Winter
DRESS AN . mANTALLA TRlmM1NGSR
COMPRISING full assortment Of plain and figured Velvet
Ribbons Gallons, Fringes, Bugle Gmps Grape Trmnngs
Bsts Buttons BrAd Bug Buttons, &C. &e all Of which
&ndth best could be got the Eastern as
Tephin merino and Shetland Wool,
Embroidered and Silks, Crochet, Emtrodery and spool
Cottons, we'll other marafor Knitting, Netting En-
kroder and Cotchet isccmpete and variety an
quantity than We alsocOntnus to manufacture
PRINCES, TaSsels, ButsOnss Ccrsds, &css
To order usual and will y 20 suit all and everybody
seDi2-H
Choice Cotton Lands.
Agent Of the estate Of the late FBASCs sraBET, Of Mss
spp will sell, at auction at cLARESDos all the Lands
Monroe coanty Arkansas the hrst MONDA1 being he
7h day. Of November next and the second MOND AZ Of
November Ceng the l4) will JAoKsoSPoRT, sell all The
Jackson and the third MONDAY in E0ve-
beng the 2ls will SELL at POcAHoSTAs, all the Lands in
Randolph county, Arkansas In all one bid will be
served Tor the estate.
TBRM5-0ne fourth cs,h its equivalent residue in one,
and three bearing interest from sale With lien 70
cure th, payment.
Until November any Of thess Lans offered al
prgas sale and offers invited On application 70 st
the EARLIEST selected and best Lan5 Of ATaEsasbove
overflow titles perfect and all near 70 hne navigation
juy7,td GEO. HANCOCK.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYsIC,

are so composed that disease WITHIN The range OF their
action rarely Withstand or evade them Their PEN
etratng properties Search and cleanse, and inygorste
diseased action, and restoring healthy vitaes As
consequence of these properties, the invalid who is
bowed down with pain physical debility astonished
to find his health or energy restored by remedy at
simple and inviting.
Not only do they the everyday complaints of
every body, but also many formidable and dangerous
diseases. I he agent below named is pleased to furnish
graess any American Almanac CONT ming certificates
of their cures and directions for theirse the follow
ing complaints COsGeeneSs, Hea71bVJ7', HeGdaehe,
arising from djsOrdersd stomach, Nausea Indigestion,
Pam and Morbid iHactiop Of the Borel F2atency,
Loss of appetite, Jair'dice and other kindred
plants aHsing from low state of the body or obstruc
ton of It's functions. They are an excellent Alternative
for the renovation of the blood and the restoration Of
tone and strength to the system dcbated by disease.
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BARGAIN.
Splendid Small Stock Farm for Sale.
YIEG Williamson county lss acres 10 miles from Nash
vle miles Northeast Of Nolensville nearly level
100 acres balance mserd and all under good fences
improvements good and nearly three good Springs and
good WE'LL young cchzrd good country road miles
east Neensve Turnpike Persons wishing good bir
gain such place, will apply to NANCE WOODWARD in Nash
vile, the premises to THOMAS MCFARLAND.
LIZ
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

AVING qualified Adm ni=tratOr with the will annexed
the Of JOHN g. FERGUSON deceased, all persons
holding claims against said estate hereby requested present
the undersigned within the time prescribed by law, and
all those indebted it omske payment without delay
JOHN L. SEIION,
augI2 dim Admir- with viii annexed.
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TN0R REN T.-s-The large Room overthe Daily News OF
hce, formerly occupied by BAruard's Book Bindery This
oom By 40 feet suitable for job Printing Oce Book
ntery, mechanical employment steam power
san he had fro1r News O5ee Engire, in this ROOM
Enquire Fisher, News O1ice Of A v S Lnesey or
tbs snscriiser iia6l JAMES ". H0HTE.