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Foreign Newo.

New YORK. Dec. 1-SHASGHAI-The Chinese Gov
eminent has repudiated the treaty with the United
States by refusing to open the ports of Sonontope
and Taman stipulated.
Count Persigne has been instructed to arrange
with Prussia the preliminary condition for England
entering the European Congress.
Austria and England have both protested against
the establishment of Regency in Italy. The French
Projects instructed to invite their journals be
more eircumspect towards England.
1t is stated that BuOncOmpsgnie would tender his
resignation to the Sandman Government
Two British war steamers brought off $50 chris
tians from the small ports of Morocco. A general
massacre of fugitives is feared.
The Spanish army, numbering 10000 men, is ex-
pected TO land in Morocco early in December.
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CHARLES Il. HALL.

wHOLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALER u
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNES, VALISBS.
CARPET BAGS. &o.,
No. Is SCUTH STDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
s nov in receipt Of his Stock for Fall and Winter
trade, consisting Of Ladies, Misses Chiidrsns Boos
SHOES and CATERS min tck soled With and without hss
Cent fine Calf Boots and shoes ant Ga single anddoubi
sOius.
Gents fine Calf Scotch Boots and Shoes;
do Kip Bro-aas, iiaef and uniinel;
do de Heavy C4f ami kp Roofs
do 10 do do Grain- water proof Boots.
large assortment of Hcy Brogaus and Blot - Pt,,t.,t
use both Home Eastern Work Mss Paor,b $500
Women Heavy DItch Boots, &c. '0's
complete assortment Of Boys md YoatAs Calf ~ r.
Boot, shoes and Brognsi also, Misses and Chdr.n. "a 8
Goat Booees caters and Shanghai b tees, and ithout
heels. '''--
Misses and Chdrens Met lie Tppea Boo-a ns, sr,i.1.
TRUNKS.
Also, Ladies French Dress Trunks dne sole rs.s, -
raned Trunks, Vslses, Garrett BAGS Ladies Is.f sst
&C. all OF Whi'h IS oherel at advance an ss,s 49,
Ny frien9s and the public generally are rsp-cts $3.50 -
xanlne their stock, feeling confident thai tey viii ~
bothln respect to quality and price. - P'AeA
segl2-1 cHAS. b. HALL
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K0RE TO BE ADMIRED THAN TIE
RICHEST DIADEM


AORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN TIE
RICHEST DIADEM
HVER
Worn by Kings or BmpeTOrs
What! why a Beautiful Head of Hair.
DECAUsEis the ornament God Himself rouidsd for all
ID Reader although the may bloom
brightly glowing cheek the eye be sparkling,
teeth be those Of pearls the head bereft Of its covering or
the snarled hriveed, harsh AID dry still
prnkled with gray, will lose half her charms Prof
WOoCs Restorative If three q week,
permanently ALL such
the following and judge The writer is the celebrated Pianist
Dr.. WocD:- NV YORK, April 10, Is5s.
Dear Sir-Perr to express you the obligations
under for the entire restoration Of my hair its original
about the tine Of my arrival in the United States il was rapidly
tive recovered its original hue oonsdsr Restorative
as very wonderful invention, quite ecacous we'll
agreeable. am, dear air. yours truly,
'sDryoh ar Gwyiiedyct -
WelGhNswSpsper office, !? Nassau It April 70 1858.
PRoF o. ]. WooD: Dear Sb-SO month age
concluded her hair little thinking the time
that would restore the hair to its original color but to he
wOp effect of turning m the hate dark brown
at the same time Identifying and thokenng me hair strongly
cangeh Of their hair CHARLES OAKDEM
PROF o. J. WooD: With confidence do recommend you
Hair Restorative, being the ecseous article
were amos. whits have gradually grown dark and now fee
confident that few applications will restore them to their
pleasant itching common who peEsPre freely
j. g KIbBY.
PROP WOoD-AbOut two years ago my hair commenced falling
of turning gray; fast becoming bald, and Ia tried
many remedies effect commenced using your Resora
in January last few applications fastened hair firmly
began fill and turned back to its former color
ack) At this time July restored to its original color
health, and ceruly recommend its to all
chicago, Ili. May u, 1857 J. D. HOES.
The Restorative put uE in bottles Of Sizes large,
small the small holds pint, and retails for
dollar per bottles the iridium holds at least
in proportion than the s reias for two dollars per bottle
large holds quart forty per cent in proportion, end
retailed for %.
O. J. WOOD 90 Proprietcrs 32 Broadway, New York lin
the great n Y Wire Railing Estabhment and ia Market St.
St. Louis, 70.
And Sold BY all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
hhuZIui
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Collision,

PoRT SARNA, Canada, Nov. 3O.-The propeller
Milwaukee and the schooner J. H. Tiffany came into
collision on Monday night in the straights of Mack-
nae Both sunk, aud all hands of the Milwaukee
took to the boats, and were picked up by the pro-
peler Free State Four sailors and the cook of the
schooner were lost The rest were saved by the
Free State and brought here.
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EITE are receiving fine assortment Of Furnishing
NJ Goods, which SHIRrS-evcry variety OF pat
styles, Collars Gloves SusIenders Robes Neck
sies Pocket Handkerchief UmbrelloS UNDERWEAReyeTy
variety Money Belts HALF HOSEt Merno and
Ckshmere-TRAVBLING sHAWLs, Gauntets Of BucEskin
Ne and Calf, &C, for sale by . -
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On the lst inst. the residence of the brides father,
Col d. PitmAn by the Rev. Dr. R. McFerrin Mr. Z.
O. ROHTs. Of the firm Of Briggs Roberts, and Miss MARIA
B. PTTTMAS all Of this city.
On Wednesday, November 3Oh, at the residence OF A. W.
Putnam the Rev Mr. ountar, ROBERT Asa to Miss MARY
WnsoE, all of this city.
Louisville and Mes Orleans pa 2ers please copy.
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no Complaining 1--WE have
SN-s heard repeatedly during the last few days per
complaining weakness and debility. We would say
all such, get Of AeLean Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier, 1t is beyond only remedy
will renovte and strengthen the system The demand
parts States is proof enough of its
beneficial ELECTS We know By experience that delicious
other column. nov27-d&wim
DIR. McClintOck's PectOraI syrup, standing
in the first rank OF the profession. McCuocx given
this medicine % the world under the guaraI high repu
taOn, of certain imIsate permanent RELIEF in
diseases Of the throat and lungs which have deae all other
dies. Price u. Sold By 10 G. BROWN.
ia vii Nasbvf
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steamboat sunk.

Sr. LOUIS Nov. 30.-The steamboat Lake City,
hence to the Arkansas river sunk at CarOndoet,
six miles below here, last evening. The boat was
valued at $4,000 and is insured at Pittsburg, for
SIl ,OOO The cargo is badly damaged
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CLOTHING
And Merchant Tailoring,

WeArs receiving large and elegant stock Of Fall and
Winter Clothng Pants Boys and Youths Cloth
Ing and Furnishing Goods description. Also, full and
complete Of Cloths Cassneres VestngT, which
up and guaran give full satisfaction.
Call AMI examine WARD, BIRMINGuAN & cos,
octI-Qn Nc. 81 Public Square.
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BEAVER DAM SPRINGS


DURSCANT decretal order in the Chancery Court at
Centreve, tits September term, 1859, will proceed
SELL Saturday the 10Th day Of December highest
and last bid uPon the premises Beaver Dan springs
attached thereto specifically described in heard upon
Eth day March, 1859 there being 800
land, or less the following credits and two
years TIE pun chaser Will he required give with
proved security will be upon the land until
the purchase money paid The sad property sold with
the right ofriempou. All persons invited examine
the property 0RVILLE A. NIXON,
octl3l tw&wtds Clerk and Master
Memphis Appeal copy weekly till sale. GA
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Weare authorized cHAs e. DIGGOEs cand
date for Criminal Court Clerk. julys-M
We authorized Dr. f. n PATTERscE, esndi.
date for cerkof criminal Davidson county
ensuing March election. may25-td
We authorized SHANE, Eqr c1ndi
date for reelection Office of Criminal Court Clerk the
next March election.
We authorized RoBT H. CAMPBELL csndi
date Tor Criminal Court Clerk the ensuing March election
Augl4-td
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murlreesbo Military Academy.
Captain WM !. DAVIS, pri,oir.1z
Lieutenant W. NJ. DWIGHT. '''' pas


HNHIS Institution has heretofore been conducted in the Ac
demc Building opposite The Soule Female College. In
application from in Tennessee and ot
States necessary barracks for the
commOdaton o the Students and for the thorough
Of the system This plan that of the State Military
Academies Of South Carolina and Notwithstanding the
rigid military discipline, with complete literary and
studies. The Principals thus enahle
exercise CONTROL tail hours, the Students amounting
seclusiOn. thoi, regularity, and puncuAijy
the Recitation and elsewhere While IL ad
ton to the advantages Of other systems Of education,
thorough knowledge the different schools Of Military Tactics
derived from the and the dillwch last subs-rves
requ Of physical trailing and exercise ssntial
40 the students
GYMNASIUM will be connected with the Academy, and the
personal of the Principals will proper exercise
in its respective departments
Their consisting Of thirteen and quarter arrests i'm
msdiatey without the corporation htathul eligible To-
cxity Their Barracks VII short time he ready for
ton. Application must he made at early date,
Terms per LeaT-- (S2G0) two hundred dollars, in.
Tuition, Board, Lights and Fuel and payable in
insal!ments, February ST. Nay lst, September ls
December LIST, OF each year.
For further information apply TO the Primo pals MurfeesOoro
Tenn. MM. J. DAVIS. p NJ NJ
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WASHINGTON, Nov. sO-There are now about so
members of Congress here. The caucusses Of the
respective parties will be held Saturday night.
From present indications. it is probable that the
press will be supplied with copies Of the President
message and accompanying documents as usual.
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No. CauIion.--The article OF

no CauJIOn---HAe dThCsC OA
@AISs<s-S Whisky we'll known as "Daiy' ARC
whiskeg, established reputation universal
as renders it difficult for the manufacturer to keep pace with the
demand This is the result Of pessverng energy IN aus n
ducon sustained by determination adopted at the ou anu
instant departed FROM that its Original PoS ~
unrvaled excelenSe should continue to theend'
fate, attendant all such successful euo
has the manufacturer. 1t is initiated by
inpostors inferior spurious article is pained Oh upon
the community, to TIE great derment Of the Pu0ho as ~
injury the manufacturer both in emolument ano wen
repute Every effort has been made to guard against ns
by Copyright Of the LABEL by peculiar shape OF 'ne
Icauion the public against this imposition upon them anu
upon my rights earnestly desire such iniormauon run
those wLo may possess it, by having been vcmzed or
as will enable protect the public snd myself % piosou
ton to the extent Of the The genuine Dsy ro
matte Valley Whskey" put up in cases OF Il bottles o VIII
Light yellow Label and sealed with yellow wax win the pro
petors stamp the wax and fac smile signature oil @ PRO
peor on the label All other articles are limitations.
ID Consumers can depend upon getting pure araee Nnen
they buy the Valley Whkey ssit sold BY the bottle ana
only WIN. II: DAILY,
70 South william Street, New York,
uAA
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REFERENC ES

Gen. JAMS JONES, Columbia South Carolina,
GOV. GIsT, Union, do do
Gen. DAVID +. J,NIsoN, 0rsngeburg, South Carolina,
tx Gov !. II. MEANS, Buckhesd, do do
Col J. Wilson, Society Iiill, Darlington Distri-t s. C.
Gen G. DunnOvaut Adiutant and Inspector General,
Ninety Six, South Carolina
The Otcers and Professors the Citadel and Arsenal State
Military Academies at Charleston and Columbia South Carolina
uOvS-llaw-twtf.
Nashville Banner Memphis Appeal, Memphis Enquirer,
Knoxville Wing, Louisville journal, each week, in
daily and issue Of rweeky, until further Lotce.
Forward account TO Principals when due.
Sopd plper containing advert
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW York, Nov. 30.-Messrs. Higgins q Co.'S ex-
tensive carpet factory, situated on Forth-Third
street was destroyed by fire this morning. Loss
of omDlovment
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NUMBkR Farm ccntsinrg 800 and 100 acres
- within hours ride by thu Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, ami pa by Turnpike, Ct the city Of Nashville
THIS Tract of LAID ed in excellent neighhorhOod
has good Improvements, is we'll wated for stock nd
Oer farming purposes and susceptible of division into
Of places
In point Of location SOIL water, &c, for stOcF grain to-
baccO farm, is unsurpassed by the State.
Psoice churches, Schools and Railroad Station cOnvenene
TO the premises.
Terms easy liberal time given. Fer further particular ap-
ply JCta Seh0n, Of the firm OF SeOn & Merritt No. IA
t,edar Street At il O9ir lS-da -tu6m
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutrazes this malarous poison in the blOCd
and stimulates the liver expel il from the BODY As
It should it does this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty And it does Fore OF ratler does
what is of more service TO those subject this Infection
If taken in season it expes from the system as it Is
absorbed and thus keeps those who it free from its
attacks keeps the system in health al hOrgh exposed
to the disease. Consequently it nc only cures bur
protects from, the great Fane Of affections which
Induced by this malignant influence, such as Remittent
Fever Chill Fever, Dumb, Masked Ague, Periodical
Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers, Neu-
Ialgia Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness Toothache. Ear
ache Catarrh, Asthma, Papitatons Painful Affections
Of the Spleen, Mysteries, Coic, Paralysis and Painful
Affections Of the Stomach and Bowels, all Of which,
when arising from this cause will be found to assume
more or less the intermittent type. This AGUB
CURE" removes the Of these arrangements, and
cures the disease.
This it accompiishes by stimulating the exeTetores
to expe the virus from the system; and these organs
by degrees become habted TO do this their Office Of their
own accord. Hence arises what term GceiaGtafi0s.
Time may accomplish the same end but often life is not
long enough is sacrificed in the attempt, while this
"AGUE CURE does i at once, and with safety. We
have great reason 10 believe this is well
safer remedy for the whole class Of diseases which
caused by the masmatc Infection than any other which
has been discovered; and it has t another important
advantage the public which ~ that it is eheapas
well as good.
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FOR COUNTY OFFICERS.


For Sheriff.
weare authorized ia announce JOHN K EDMUNDs0N as
candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county election
oct25-.t
We authorized to Jas n HINTON candi
date for reelection for the office Sheriff Of Davidson county
at the ensuing March election sep25-d
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CLUBBING.

CLUBBING.
discount twenty per from the above prices will
allowed ordering copies any
moreo the Thus Four copies OF BackSood,
Review address for 49, four copies Of
the four Reviews and BlackwOod for $50. aid s.
POSTAGE.
In the principal Cities and Towns these works will be
7ered free Of postage When sent by mail Postage
any part Uhei will T0onty four
year BackWood Fourteen Cents year
~ Reviews.
price Britain of the ave Periodicals above
named is s3I per annum.
any OF hs above publications should always
be addressed, postpaid, to the Publi.hers.
LEONARD SCOTT & CO,
No Gold Street, York.
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JHK subscriber Offers for sale seventy ofand on the
Middle Franklin Turrpke, four miles Nashville I'd
ynr the tract which he resides Sad the lands OF Capt joan
Sones The equal to the best with abundance Of excel
40 never failing water the building ate
1..-S snriH NATHANIEL BAXTEPs
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INST rsIs fresh stock Of Fancy Goods, Combs, Brushes
q Purses Pocket Books Port Monnsies Leather satches
raveng Cases. Shell Tu king Combs fancy es' buohs La
strsps Toilet Mirrors scissors Knives &e, for sales by
Is -F' 4'''1' ' J. H. MCGILL.
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Fever and Ague.

from Which mankind suffer over a large part Of the
globe, Is the consequence Of diseased action IN the
system, induced by the poisonous masm Of vegetable
decay This exhaaton is evolved by the action Of solar
heat wet soil, and rises with the waterY yapor from
it. While the sun IS below the horizon this vapor
fingers the ears surface and the virus is taken
with through the lungs into the blood There it acts
irritating poison the internal viscera and e-
creting organs Of the body The liver becomes torpid
and fails to not only this virus but also the bile
from the blood Both the virus and the bic accumulate
In the circulation, and produce violent constitutional
disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach
sympath:ze with the hver and become disorered also
Finally the instinct of organism in attempt
expe the noxious Infusion, concentrates the whole
Blood c. the body IN the internal ezeTetOres force
them to east it out The blood leaves the surface, and
rushes to the central organs with eongestve violence
This is the Chill But in this effort it falls Then the
FEVER follows, In which the blood leaves the central
organs and rushes TO the surface if in another effort
to expel the Irritating poison through that ether great
exeretoEy-the skin In this also it fails, and the sys
TEN abandons the attempt exhausted, waiting for the
recovery of strength to repeat the hopeless effort another
DAY. These are the fits L1rpxysms Of FEVER AND
AGUE Such constitutional disorder viii Of course
dermine the health If it is not removed.
We have laborel to find and have found an antidote
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For CAIRO AND NAsHvuLE.-The fine, pOpu lar,
hghtdraught anc fast running passenger packet. J.
q. Cline Capt J. T. Shirley, will permanently enter
the Memphis and Nashville trade, making her first
trip on Tuesday, leaving this port at P. N. The
Cline has been thoroughly overhaued and repaired,
and is now Just as good as new. Double timbers have
been put into her, that she is staUnch, and we
know of no packet better adapted to this trade.
This is a desideratum the want of which has
long been felt, and we are glad to that our
worthy citizen snd veteran Captain will command
this fine craft in p;oprid perSOno. The Cline is
now an No. steamer and we have doubt that the
ker the management of Capt. s., she viii prove
paying concern. Capt Shirley combines in high
degree the graces of gentleman and the qualities of
efficient order. Shippers and the travelling public
generally may place in the utmost confidence in SIS.
willingness and ability promote their best interests
look his own. He has been long and favoraby
known to the citizens of Memphis and to the trav
cling public generally well TO Mississippi men
particularly, and we feel safe in saying he is
just the right in the right place, and in predict
ing that he will build up large and prosperous
trade, and reap abundant harvest. So mote it be-
Memphis Enquirer.
The Cline viii leave to-day for Memphis, and those
who may desire to go to that point, Will certainly
find her most desirable boat to travel upon, while
her officers are ever attentive to their guests.
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CANES! CANES!
CHESS MEN.

TUsT received beautiful lot, Of all descriptions, compris
ing Plain Fancy Ivory and Tortoseshel heads DIFF
ferent kinds Of among which Ebony Rosewood RATTAN
Moluocs, snd WhslebOne. For sale by - ~
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FINE Tract Of Land containing sixty FIVE acres, we'll i'm
proved, having handsome brick
1deDce Of eight TOous-Ouhoases and Intensive stabngs
This OF the uesrsb located places the neigh
bohood Of Nashville being adjacent the limits and
andng fine view Of the city and suburbs The Trace being
and under good fence is from proNmt To-
civ admirably adapted for garden dairy With this
Tract Of Is be obtained also the privilege Of
adjoining tract Of land cOntau ming 100 acres.
Tor terms and fur particulars apply TO JOHN L. SEHON,
AZ The firm Of sehOn L Mernt No. II Cedar Itreet
pov23-dlm
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For Rent,

nACHGAAM0N Boards, Dominoes, Cheluers, and Chess
Boards, great variety other things just received Snd
Or sale BIZ J. II. MCGILL,
Ladies and Geutlemen's Furnishing Store,
Il SLnara andC nllege Street.
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RRY ANS TAsTELESs VERmTFUCE,

RRY ANS TASTELESS VERMIFUGE.
Toll the bell for pretty Nell.
All the household spride,
She died, they say, of worms the prey,
Although With medicine piled.
Twas Jalsp, Mercury, and gambooge
That helped her to her doom
But organs Taseless VerTnifuge
Saves Thousands from the tomb.
Put up in bottles. Price % cents. S5ldby
nov97-d6wlm 10. @. BROWN, Nashville.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

FTNHE psrnerhp existing between Berry, Sauey
Co., this day, by mutusl consent been dissolved
The business he conducted by Berry sau who vi" Py
Al old and who will continue 70 conduct
the business old stand No Il Public Square Nashville,
' WI BERRY,
X c SAUFLEY.
SAM BAKER,
nov27-d&Wim W lNGhA'i.
HAVING his day entire interest in the firm Of Berry,
ssuaey hoesAle Hat and Cap Merchants we take pleas
e IN the old customers and friends Of
De house and 10 the generally and hope the atoage mere
h0iO' wPIN0RAM,
~ sAv1r SAM X BAKER.
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TAMMANY WOOD FOR SALE
intend moving TO the North viii sell the Farm which
"A reside There sre nearly nine hunirsi Of land,
within three and half miles Of Nashville The Improvements
coed shall be a. home Tor about weeks Apply 10 ne
the place 70 1ohn RFinan Allan Allison, James
1is. IN Naahyills ALEX. ]. PORTER
RqYe-dH
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RSFO MEN KLLED-The MurfreesbQro' Nelrs
learns that on Saturday night the 26th ut. BERRG-
BURNETT and WATSON YARDELL went to the house Of
7. J. ODESRAL- about nine mOs East of that city
and called him from his house into the yard. fight
Snsued. ODENEAI. was knocked down with rock,
his skull badly fractured, and the opinion here from
reports received is that he will die PRANDoS NEvL
young man and relative of ODENEAI, shot VAR
DELL and BURNETT during the fray. They are both
dead. YARDEIL died in few hours after the shoot
ing; BURNETT fingered longer but died also. more
fatal tragedy has never occurred within our reccl
lection in Rutherford county
TIE METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION will
meet tonight at : O'Clock A fn attendance is de-
sired WN H. MORROW, Secretary.