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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-06-08
Headquarters,
Cru REGIMENT, 8. G. NJ. !
TunYnR'e poSD, Nav II. 1859,

9ru REGIMENT, 8. G. NJ.
TucxER's PoND, May II, 1859.
ORDERS, NO.
nY Virtue of an order from Brig. Con. ". C.
ID MORAGNE, nm Election will be held on
Saturday the 25th June next, 1.-THE various Beat
Company precints, in the Lower Battalion, 9th
Regiment, s. C. NJ, far MAJOR of said Battalion,
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
of 1t. Col CoRLEY.
j. W. TOMPKINs,
Col. 9th Regiment, S. c. M.
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NEW SPRING GOODS

lNH w MI ASA4N ~ ~
yTylIE Subscribers arc now receiving their new
SPRING STOCK for 1859, which they are
Offering at
VERY Low FIGURES FOR CASH !!
Knowing the CASH SYSTEM to be far the best
we intend to confnc ourselves as near as possible
to tho Cash basis. We cordially invite all Cash
customers to call and examine our Stuck before
purchasing elsewhere.
Our GOODS has boen hought principally for
Cash, and selected with the GREATEST CARE
from frst Glass Houses in
New York, Baltimore and Charleston.
So give us call whether you purchase or not
Our Stock comprises every article usually kept
in Village Store, consisting in part Of Ladies
DRESS GOODS Of every style and quality;
American and English PRINTS;
Scotch Plaid American and French GING-
HAMS;
BAREGES and TISSUES of every style;
Bonnet RIBBONS Of every hue and quality;
DRESS TRIMMINGS in great variety;
Ladies' Extension HOOP SKIRTS;
To the HOSIERY, GLOVES and TRIMMINGS
generally we invite especial attention. rs they
we're purchased directly from Importers, and nj
very low prices.
TO THE GENTLENGEN
We say walk in and examine our Stock of Gen.
tlelncn and Boys GOODS, which were purchased
expressly for thuse who wish to buy low for Cash.
TO HoUSEKEEP
We wish to call your attention to our lurge md
we'll selected stocks Of Ck0CkERY, GLASS and
Queel:s WARE.
THE FARMER
We call the attention Of the Farmers to our Stock
of AXES, HOES, CHISELS, AUGURS, SCYTHE
BLADES and STOCKS, TRACE CHAINS, &c.
TO ONE AND ALL,
We wish to call your special attention to our large
and we'll selected stock of SHOES, embracing ev-
cry variety of style and quality, which We war.
rant to give satisfaction.
Groceries.
Wn Aa9a Il fill ard ranpiua Stsrk If [R0fG.
HTEa Hopssting In part cf
New Crop West India M0LAssESj
New Orleans SYRUP;
SUGARS and COFFEE Of every quality:
RICE, PEPPER, AL1SPICE, GINGER:
SODA, STARCH. SOAPS of every quality;
SEGARS and TOBACCO Of various brands.
GU"Come in and price if you do nut wish to
buy, so that you cun be well posted az regards
price ind quality.
N. B.-We have few hundred pounds of fine
Tennessee SHOULDERS ws will sell OF 10 ots.
to make room for large lot Of Bacon We ore ex.
pooting to receive from Tsnueaaoe shortly.
Marc TT
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Light for Everybody!

Nrow in Store large supply of KEROSENE
In OIL, and arrangements made not to get
out again.
LAMPS of various and beautiful styles.
~sold exclusively for CASH.
- 4. G.. & T. ]. TEAGUE.
Msy ID E ID
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FIRST CL A SIS
PIANO FORTES.
WEY are gfspa1tSS Ss to enns Hensh Fsn0 ess

II Z
brated Manufactures, viz:
JACOB CHICKERING, Boston.
HALLET, DAVIES & CO., Boston.
A. W. LADD & CO.,
NUNNS & CLARK, New York.
BENNETT 4 CO.,
And of other New York Makers We furnish In
struments exclusively to ORDER; md rs We pay
no Store rent no Clerk hire no City taxes we are
able to supply any kind of instruments, from the
Jews Harp to tho Church Organ,
CH z a ER
Than any Retail House South of New York, not
excepting Charleston and Augusta.
nss- Orders addressed to us at Augusta, or
Rome, Ca, will meet with prompt attention.
A. A. CLARK & son.
rs P. ST. have had twenty years experience
in the art of TUNING and REPAIRING Plan
OS, and Gun conscentiously recommend the In
strumcnts of the above makers, as being nt least
equal to any manufactured in the United States.
At all events, I challenge any person who wants
PIANO to try one Of them six months.
A. A. CLARK.
Augusta, April 4, 1859 If IL
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NJOTICE.-.All persons having any demands
~ against the Estate of Richard Searls, decd.,
are requested to present them on or before tho 7th
day of June, properly attcsted as there will be a
final settlement Of said Estate on that day.
ELLINGTON SEARLS, Au,.,
RICH. BARRETT. -" '''
Mar9 3mH
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ORDERING TICKETS OR. CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address for the tickets
ordered on receipt Of which they will bo forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending
in any figure they may designate.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after tho drawing
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates, by Mail or
Express, to be directed to
MCKINNEY Il CO.,
SAVANNAH, Ga.
June l, 1859 1y 81
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GEORGIA SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND,
Or Dennis Alternative.

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD DISEASES OF THE LIVER.
oueens Delight Conanthu Tmce
nd Bood-Root
healthy condition the this Compound sar
eby Liver and its adds blooming to the
invaluable
M disease cleansing the Blood Of
impurities anda to the system
For Chdren--This given, especially
tad state health troubled with few child
md massage of the bile
keeping he child healthy Its effect diseases OF children makes
valuable MEDICINE
For sale BY Druggists generally Price 81 per Bottle
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OF SUPERIOR QUALITY.

25S2s Prizes amounting gto.............."S366,04 ,040
CERTIFICATE OF PACKAGES will bo sold at tho
following rates, which is the risk:
Certificate of Packages of 10 Whole Tickets, s60
10 Half 80
10 Quarter Is
10 Eighth i" $50
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Mar Q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-27
an about Lovers.

Nothing ike the Old fashioned Iong % en-
gsgenents, say We. Then you have z chance
% hnd out s1ufthilg about z Young man be-
fore msuiaCl- Nov s-days mstrinony fol-
lows 50 close ur0n the heels Of "an OFFER
that 4 nc wonder or Young people have q
deal of sad thinking 70 Do sftsrWar3. There
are a thousand little things lndsly intercourse
Ct anv d-Tation, which are constantly resolV-
ing themselves into tests or character slight
they may Be, but very significant. Some for
iorn old lady must have an escort home q
cold evening: she walks slow. and tells the
sare slory many lines; see how vour lover
sompor1s himself under this. he Ii sske3 10
read sload 20 the home circle some book wbi~b
be has already perused in private, OF scne onr
81 which be Is net a. an interested; watch him
then.
Notice, also, If be invariably takes the most
comfortable chair in the room, never think
ing . 10 offer IL 10 q person who may enter till
he or she Is already seated Invite him 70
carve fer you at table. Give him a letter 10
drop 10 he pot once, and find ont If it ever
leaves that g-sve-his pocket. Open and read
lis faroTite newspaper before ~ gets a chance
20 % SO. Nisl1T bis cigar case Lose hrs
zane. ST a.alsEially on his new beaver.
raise anolher mans coat or cravst- Differ
frou him in g favorite opinion. Put 4 spoon
80 Of rraTv cn his meat instead II bis pota-
toes. al. Fou may lsuEhi But iast Try him
IN these ways, and see how he vii wear; for
ii Is not the great things OF this life over which
We n~ioTtals stuubie. Arock We walk around T;
Euoautain We cross IL Is the cH0bseryed,
merpected, unlooked-fcr little sticks and peb-
Res which causs us 70 halt on Hfe's Journey.
FANNY FERN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-27

ms O. FENNER Is prepared o sure BY surgical
u operadcu, cases OF Yesiol VAGINAL Fistuia. nuptured
.fsrincrm. froiauers Uteri, and ofher Injuries resulting
fumraruraial. fFrEns haFirE negro woman Who are
useie=s, a-iuE tosune e the Above uamrd injuries. car
have hsm restored % their former value. omce IN
wahsr's Blrk saiusrret Na--his @ei7-s1v
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-27
SOLDIERS LE.vE-TAKING 4,

EAENH
he PaEs corresPondsnto Of the Boston Tar
GI1 writes:
Drunkenness Is universal in Paris lust now.
and encouraged by the government, because It
makes the soldiers and conscripts forget
everything, az 2 moment when emory is prone
20 b 90 busy, and -remembrances 90 painful.
Tie discipline IN this particular is entirely re-
laEed. 7 have seen company after company
move alcug 50 dunk they could scarcely walk.
As iheir guns viii Be taken away from then.
ard viii be given 10 them only when they reach
GeIes. there IL no danger Of their doing dam
age with their weapons. The sfrangest thing
Isaw was a. The Lyons railway station, where
the troops took their departure huddled togeLh-
e.. They were without weapons. Each had
aWel-dlle5 knapsack, en- the back Of which
was strapped a nat cake o. brown bread a foot
wide and -four inches thick. These were the
original dimensions, but many were curtailed
Of the proportion, til little remained but a
huFs slice.
he space in front Of the departing sta
ton was fIied with fellows stretched at fun
length On the ground, sleeping Of in the sun
re Fumes Of the wine Here were sergesnts
b1slv engaged Ia calling the roll,s and lead
ing their nenlnto he ears. There were drunk
En- fellows crsnmiHg an heir pockets with
bard-boiled Easter eggs. Many groups were
formed By weeping mothers and sisters, and
fathers and brofherss bidding farewell 70 the
loved c-ea bow many OF ali ufse nave
seen depart Wiilretun here sgainf Noscene-
believe ne, ] saw many painful scsnes-cf
eli those Z saw touched ne 90 near as the part
ing Between brother and s'ster-such was their
rslstions, Thesrd them say. The girl was a
seamstrcss, snd wore no bonnet, but a neat
muslin cap, decked With cherry ribsnds, which
set Of her enbrownei face with great sdrsu-
tses. 7 DO not think she could have been
more than eighteen
Tears stresmed down her cheeks. She filed
every pocket be had with something or another
she brought from the pedelars that hsHked
eatables srou1d ard when bis pockets were
fan. she took = little six apron she wore and
packed j 70 the utmost capacity, tied it Sc
curelv, snd placed it under his arm Wien
he psrtinz hour csme-1n thou1and men were
sent Of every lour-the poor child hung 10 her
brother as 4 she would have that second Cter-
nal, and bowling her head on bis breast, wspt
Elent'v, bitterly. His lips quiTered ard tears
stood ID his eyes. H. Ia bast e7f 81 &c
nsas-ta donc~ cried the sergeant. The
brother kissed tie gil on beth cheeks, and il
a moment was hid By the great door, behind
which more bct soldiers can 60. ] walked be-
hind The poor 6 as she returned home She
lived not far fron N0rs Dame. She occupied
4 room in TIE garnet, for / saw her open the
aindow, and, sitting near II, bury her face in
hu hands.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-27

he season for eating fruit is opening, and
we do not know that we can do better than 10
cal TIE attention Of our readers 70 The subject.
ne snu-aeu fields and woods are full Of the
duis Of the trees and vines. The plum Is al
READY ne glory ot the nursery, with It's pink
and yellow stores o. ripe, l~usci0us fruit running
over wth the golden sirup manufactured IN
natures laborEt0rF. Tie cherries. with a
b-us1 equalInE the glow Of q maiden's ruby
bps, and nov nestled IN the green foliage, IS
the pride cffle orchard. The world cffrlfi Is
npeuinE 70 charm Tie eve and fesst the sbpe-
titG q TIE million fruit lovers. These articles
q food hsvs been cooked in the great kitchen
e God- Ter waters have been gathered
t1rolgh the sucriCn pipes OF the trees great
Eeuss TIER Beautiful color has been painted
bF the SUI and their upeness baked By rs
genial beans Tie whole world 81 fruit Is an
o1-spraac table. tempting mankind in the
banquet
he feast is . hcalths, inrigorsting feas. 10
which re are called and Il Is hat we nav
know bow 10 ENJOY IL with the certainty Of No
vi consequences thar we write.
TIE pulp or edible p7rt Of eI ripe fruft Is
ls5l-1Er ara can be injurious onIv Hher abused
b. being taken az improper times. OF IN TOO
lzrEe Quantities Tie green fruit though
Tl-l --e1 TIE desire, ard ton often the
SUBJECT RI ne appetite CT children. and some
t-es q c-e psrs0ns, especially Of Young Ia
dies % TEr- -grro-s 70 the digestive process.
2 consequently 70 health. L Is almost =
su-e evidence cl sdeurzred appetite. 10 see 4
person Ll-lIEilg b. eating greeu fruit; and ins
STEAD O uaciug heir stomrhs with half-dons
sur, hey bad better practice for the tue the
hTEsflc rule, 70 ear nothing az all. tll they
car relish scDethIng hat is wholesome.
RS great ~hsbiramong people, and esDe-
emily children, 20 eat the rnd Of the fruit. No
aa1l can Be more hurtful 70 health. The rfnd
1i 81 trls green OF ripe, is indiEesdble, and
1er-io-s ur1ealthr. T. 10 a thick. tough. i'm
per1o1s Skin OF shield, which nature has pro
r--s1 20 contain tie par which should Be
esea. aid 20 protect i from decay. i resists
az ~ acids Of digestion, and is an unfailing
p the delicate digestive organs. Tue
-nd 81 ne pium. apple, psacb-.he delicate,
n~el5-znouss covering Of the roasting ear. the
bean, ETsFe. and so On, should all Be thrown
e-aE 5ecsuEs of their iniigestbls nature.
Men word not Gink Of eating The hard shell
u utckcT mt CT walnut, and vet The apple
1f11s ~ pium rLn1, or grape rind, they think
tco uuca trouble 10 take Of. are equally ssin-
cgesu1is IS those hsrd shells, and equally az
iIuriors, Hraksn in tie sane quantity.
Es- fruic-r pc fruit IN moderate quantities.
and ar the proper time, but throw away the
rind o. sllkinds Of fruit The health Of many
g sweet child has gene prsnzturelT to the dust
because this rule has been nsEiected.-Mcd.
cd IT. Wedflv.
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a FARM FOR SALE.

I'VE undermined ufrrs fr zalr. On reaz1uabls
i terms. bic Plantation. situated about fhfee 60
miles uartA-easf " Ssriu. Mississippi ThcrrSTA
are twelve hundred and eighty acres ueEiru8ued~
al SeclIus 20 ali "a. township Z, range 2. west 90 uhilH
seven hundred are cleared. The iu-r1Fem#uts o11sisf
10 o. BOD 10. Dwelling. a E11d I'm Hause. and c1mfarf-
ahIe ueEro hluses. and other clubhouse This farm IS
in a hiTl state % 0Uliivlfiln. aud situated in che Of The
best urIsLhorhaHi, in fte country. EIth s-hslis and
Clmct-a 1lrreuicnf Address
o. L. CHILDHESS.
.rl-u-u g4-Ffs F-AfunF
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Innn Cnrds hi Nod IN 80

ITO b. delivered du ne west hank o. the Misiaspg.
4 river. tu or dre rifles ah-Fe MsEphis. Flr FUR
uer ar 40 CIV oHrs In Caha1n BIdcE. or-
nfr % KAN ani N11-1s streets.
Al. u unpEINa
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A Runaway.

HOMNIrrED b ue San o. Tipton county. Tennessee.
OF The q DAY o. July, 1853, as . runaway. a Ncgro
Nan. asrd shaut - year. lie De- shout I'VE feet two
Inches high. and weighs about i5 pcuufs- He rays he
bcloru h Jane Parsons. a. shelby county. Tennessee.
hal OF when committed auhite shirt anl paufalcons,
ana a plush hat Win the cr0un cut d1un Thr owner
o. aid slave O. required % cone forward. prove proper
". and pay charzcs. or BE- VIII b dean with anooTding 70
Law. J. MALET.
iy1a-utf sheriff o. said county.
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Gbt Ganbass.
eT4FRITT0TTET CANVASS.

APPOINTMENT OF GOV. HARRIS AMI COL NTH
ERLAED ron FuELIc sFRAKiNe.
NASHVILLE, april l6, Is5s.-Ths underEign-
ed. at tbs request Of Gov. Harris and Col
N~stherland. have agreed upon the following
times and places for addressing the people In
he G-ubernatoral Canvass. Gov. Harris Il to
omen On the frs, day, and then they are 70 open
and close alternately. No other appointments
are 70 be made during The canvass, and they
are to speak under the usual rule as to division
If hme in their addresses. AEozEw EWING,
NEuLS BROWE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-27

R 4neeaet lrust- fEecufri tc ne tyaeurEs
~ k falasenf on che 1isr d1v of January, 1871 and
GUY reo1rted IN the RaEisterfs Gmesof sheDv county,
teunfsees On BOOK NJ. p, rarre 80. az ant G5, Twin
proceed toseI forcssh. a. ruhIir ancuou. on Court Square,
PM le Wy - henuhls. On re 0lrh day af Juiy 1883, q
eefla-nA ~ % Uourd laying lu tte oauuy q SHELBY, and
a-Al y Tennessee. scar the city, 81 Acmpn% 1ndreis-
naiel uldn a plan dfthe extension Of The northern part
m ne CtF 81 Nemrtis. 1rouT1 tle prqnery q " D.
gfeenlau GO. ] T. saaarrans q Co. hee- r.
r. Lanav. ana ef5rrs; snrvsy maze By Ma Kerr, in
April. 1855. a. lot ~. Two huedred and siNir-slX tbd.i
AMI hdu1fad a. forrHa via nruiinF q feef ? tl-he1 on
The aaf rifs AZ glrrf greet ant running hack hetEFfu
urraH-f n1eq a. rznf aurcs vim sid street ntha Uesf
siIa ~ nanfainh CT Big Greek ruaii fhe aruI linz n
raar Id haiagEsT Feet. and ne nnrtn line 90 feet dep,
an A-fnr ~ asrfh Hae ~ Keel street. This sale made
a. r-rrrr ne u1ruanf ~ ftrea notes and Interest men-
u-raf ir aid Deed ~ trust. Sale % uta place a. n
Tctur A. s. RlTht q redempu1u waived.
iual1-F J. B. CRYING, trustee.
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FRANKLIN FEMALE COLLEGE,
Holly Springs. miss.

REV. J. p. DOUGLASS A. M....-..---... President,
p J. ........ .Governcss.
THIS INSTITUTION has been ~purehasei ~ the sub
4 srrI1es, and VIII Be r~c-7prnoI On MONDAY Tie
l2ih % September next A Board % Teachers fully
qualified % give a tharouzh course o. instruction in tEe
Literary. Scientific sud Omameuul lruartments. sin
BE- employed. The building snow undergoing a fharuurh
renovation. AMI viii De- supplied with furniture q mo
latest and ueafCst style Tie io1E experience 81 hr
President and bis wife. az me head of one % TIE most
r1urishinE schools in the Country. Mlrshau Fense In
sutuiel viii. Ties hope. recrre Tor them o liberal uair1I-
age. Circular containing lu lnsarmauon. will be cent,
Naf-ffrU2u J. p.
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JaiIOr's Notice.

THERE vas oommltted 90 the jail o. Tipiau oouuty.
i Tennessee. on the t2th day q July 1858, a Ne-ro
Nan. Eho calls himself DICK. and says he heungs %
william Simpson & Rossfr. and wss IN te negro mart %
Bedford Forrest. az Memphis. Tern. The aid by is
about lny-11e years % sre, Elk feet high, weirhinF
about me hundred and sixty plunis, back o1m7leNiou.
several scars On his back ard avs be wa hr1uEht from
luscumhia- Alahamai hos on a blue roundtheut blue
plnfs. and a uhte shirt als1 . un1I nat. me owner o.
nolnsi i1urna fnruard. prove property. and pay clarEfs =,
or be VII Be- dealt with acdrdine 20 lTu.
ENR J.. MALET.
ivTr-af gre~r ana rrff.r ~ Trtsn rasrfv
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9opkias & Aubp.
J. ". HOPKINS s RICHARD N. KIRBY,
DEALEBS IN
REs4L ESTs4TE,
the CALHOUN BLOCK,

Main and Monroe Streets.
HAVE alErEe aud wsu zeiered ust % LznA iE Ne
II Esslup4s Tennessee and ArEEnsE CIl furnish
raEF in a1v size - suit purclEefrs- Et iu aluos' Elv
l-siIrT IN the Elsslssipri valley AIS. Improved aUl
ullgu1veiiCs be- -he cities q Hemphis and C.-ilh-
Belw we give q ua " s1ue O. the lucalurs % or lands
W wtl be pleased % any time 90 hsre The pleasure C
Eh1vlug Eese lands 90 any anl az persons iu search o.
lads f- se1lFuruf IN The Mississippi valley We feei
lst ne are prepE-ef b. give as EeHe-E iuIarazlaa ans
near crrcu as car De obtained es=uEcre from any
enc, IN ~refsrHlca to The Eeueral character ~ Ls county
d. re dlfereur 1vIF 1ns y fhe EizzElurl valley. An
nezeI md -0me % The number o. orr lsrrs
Sc Acres rouulip. Range Comsy sats
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-27

The undersigned candidates to represent
Haywood county in the lower branch Of the
next STATE Legislature, viii address their fell
loV-citizens at the following times and places,
VIZ:
W1ulaurn. saiu7lly JAY "a.
BrJEng-lle. Saturday. July 81.
H. l. DOUGLASS.
~ n.E- "a. unNr Z II.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-27

~~ MANlfACIUHERS OF
BestcharooaI Reaned Irun, -
also deslers In Iron nails.
a24 CASTINGS, Steel Aurils. ~
Vines. Bellows. Chains. &C. 40. s. Frunt Row, Nemrhif
We would respectfully inform or customers and n
ruiiic generally, that We haze nov IN store a large ~
ven assurtaf aodk o. best Tennessee Iron, vhich ve kea
cnatnnuy On hand. kiso a ran sock o. Nails. Casiluei
steel chainE snd smiths Tcols.
Al. rarinus patterns a Puus ani Cdttan scrauers
We are al-s scents fr the level Pltsut Cary Piou
0ieeO z superior artcle- Al q Ehia We cfer fr sale
lpon a. fa4oratie terms al an Be had IN MS market
cac4-ly HLLEAN BROTHEaS.
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The undersigned, candidates for Represen-
tative from the Floating District comprising
the counties Of Upton, Shelby and Fayette,
viii address the people az the following times
and places:
Memphis. SheTbg county. Weinesday, july -.
Gemau1Wn. Sicily county. THURSDAY. july q.
RaleiEh. Shelhy county, FrdEy. July&
Ha1el = Ia, shehg COUNTY, Saturday. July %.
ne discussion vii Commences a. eleven o'cIock each
CAV. S SAUNDERS.
c. n. WHTLMoR
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THE UNDERSIGNED being quaiduei July Term, 1883.
i afthe Coun'y Court q shelby County as EKecu-
tors 90 the last viii and testament 81 william wash
deceased late o. aid county,. hereby nlffV al persons
having claims against sid estate b. present tsem a. The
law directs. or MS notice viii - put iu bar " he
same, and an persons Indebted % SID estate IRE request
ei o. cone forward and settle TIE sane.
ROBERT ECELlNs -
jFI~5-1itu5s JARED s. EDWARDS.
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4fal 6statf.
C%rittenden, Ark, Land


Lon sale between mis GATE nd ua f5l q October
n nerfs ard noe all a. hat tine. Wll bs aod qmfhaf
1T O. No highaEt titfer. a. me town q harl1u, in aid
qcuniTf "a unrt RI land olrfllrinr nEee hnrfref and
twenty aee1 Eifulfel u Inctrn aErshIp. twenty-five
sUe % uhich are alirr cullF1fl1n and % lrrrs
leaaeled nN or seTenyeau ag1. he place has M d og
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naa pies nuu baL Pisa Ferry al tro miles uarm o.
~ ulliA-g uai leafinE b Lite Rcet. TIE lanf De-
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~ s~lhaai1fr urirEaa he Milttv Raj IN -nd roVn-
ship scar he r~es.ieu-F lf Ms. o.. :. Jeuki1a.
a~Tl2-aclE TENErEa Hrauf.