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10 b PRIN I'll n G.
Police CuuRT.-Tbere was rathet
or EVERY KIND AND vAR

EYFCUr rFD ~ stp HH'W SrN't
osssns.v..as...s ...sgvsu.uz..u....-
Police CuuRT.-Tbere was rAthc
an interesting little melee at th
livery stable near the Reed House
on Sundiy evening. 1t originate,
between the Wizard Oil Mar, and al
"irrcpressiblc" darkey who work
about the stable. Wizard Oil, as W,
understand il, having returned wltl
atear, took except, N in pretty harsl
terms 10 Sambos manner Of prc
siding over the stable. Some com
pliments were passed by the tive
gentlemen, when there was an i'm
mediate appeal to ''mnscle." This
by some means. drew in two or thre,
other parties, all OF whom, together
with the "principals," were before
Mayor Green on Monday morning
to answer to the charge e violating
the peace. Their Attorneys, how.
ever, succeeded in getting them all
discharged, in n very short time alter
which Lizard Oil was making pretty
good time in the direction oi Canada
Sanbo has the field.
~~~-~~~~~>~
The SEASON. THE Spring season
has set in quito favorable for all
manner of outdoor work. Tie
Farmers, We observe, arc improving
the time quite well, many having
already commenced to plant corn.--
Should late iros's not over.akc the
labors Of the Farmer. as was th- case
last season, he will b. in a cnnI.tion
to enter upon harvest duties, with.
ont having tardy Spring crops 10
interfere with Lis operations. Every
thing indicates q literal mlii.luyui
Of the promise tia, "s,cl time and
harvest shall onlure.' h., all be
thankful to the B,un'iul Givur OF
every good and perfect gift.
~~-~~~~~~-~~~-~-----~
THF LAws.--We prescut in the
form Of - supplement- to our paper.
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lh'o custody. II was thought ll"c.
nan hAi the best of tho battle,
though there was n''mn"h "punis''
nent inflicted on Elsa r-idc. The
matter being brought before Mayor
Green, clifton Ogden aud William
kee'er appeared in behalf ot tie
belIigrcnts, and were fined one dol
lar each and costs
""'''''s'''"' " IL NT1"c N 20,
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up. G., W. T nACE - puar sir7; We =, ce,yCd
, rT--sul uiu 5,n w''A', hlt neglected. ln an
.wurit uIul iar Fr sent NbprmcdlclGcs lic
ry.tw1.rg .u q" IN much better lHau AT t..i.
.Ucl rag Iurd h-ul|ut. 20 uu, Tie country Is
cu.. W,irt fi.it uI atom Medicines. iuurucd
.CNlc, have rel i'r4ucd numerous cures winch
Wtll toUh,tcss rsIt., aa lur them sufd char.
.aGltr. Wa Etvc 1880 certificates Nh.CR Wal
heuoNt 'uu as well tho Jiit ctrd. We cuuld
have E.l muro u Ne had Thought n necessary,
Ne tuuHt yuDr medicines VII itAu we'll. ~
aavo Used cons dcrrh.c GXer',un 10 pUt then.
u U-g. uul Nt.n luu ~ Iul other Itcui Mudt
cIu,S 10 contend with, IWu EtIi cGrtuHt
g.N" l'"m lh" p ciclcucc. We have no PRINT
mg .Ei 20 90 cur town; tudl,y IL the nearest
tl4vu tto lw" paprrN puGuShoi 1t FWllyv,--
Ihr Iiturocr Courier, and the IL ncuck Jt Her
suMau. Yours respectfully,
GILBERT, FAIL & co.
GB- pHac pal Once nnd S,lcs Rooms 80.
East Fourth street. lhtd building from " 80
street, e.. cHnati, OAlJ, Eaburrtpry IN Ham
m"ud street.
Frrsale by--
j. NJ HUBER & CO., Findi,y;
0LBGtr FAIL & CO., VtuIue,
4 BARNEY MGC"nb;
y, rrrElSS ~ SON, Arcadia;
J. 3. EAION, Benton;
THOMAS SrARKS, Arlington;
I +. MAIiUS y SONS, W,llamst0wn;
/ s. NJ. y W. l.. HELLER. Van Rurcs;
JOS WALTER. West lulcp peUdcuco;
l., y. BALDWIN, Nj. Blanchard
| And Dru-.isls and Merchants peuorall
! throughout tho Union,
February 2!, lsi9,-tly
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A New INSTITUTION Our Town
Council has decided ut last to bnvc
n Lookup or Calaboose for the re-.
cepsion OF snch transgressors as ia'l
into the hands oi Police authorities
1t will bo located just back OF the
Engine House, and Of course conven.
lent to the Mayors office. This i.
certainly better than the present plar
OF using the county Jail.
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PREPARED rY
DR. j. 6. AVER g. CO.
Low ELL. MASS.
TnIC. OSE DotrA, rrp unrr,r

PREPARED rY
DIR. j. 6. AVER 6. CO.
Low ELL. MASS.
fEtcS OSE DoLLAa rrR BorrLE.
Ayor's Cherry Pootoral
d., WON for i',olf surh rrrovn for Tho c,r,. or
s'tT variety Of Throat aud l.uus Complaint
i.ilt u Is CUiIralY unnecessary for u 10 rCCouu
the "rsl"ncr ct it' vruss, wherever II hn3 brcr
F l.nn'"r'l. !. - % haa long bccu in constant II,
~ 1I .lnut IIs H.a'io1. w, need NOT do NOR.
f!'ui H-.u"1 iAc p.onlc ia quality IA Kept up ic
60. b'it - O.. 'I bncn, mn that it may hl re
'' on j. 10 o.: t!o.r relief all It has ever beer
,loH.I o. do
Ayers C3Ghartic Pills,
.os III IA gur35s'I of 4 ru-cl:.7, god.e.aa
T.c CpsrIvrvr1s;
%" -. CCHE o. Dl5IErsIA;
iuu JAC.ptcT;
lOR liG ,CnE on lSyicEsTIoS;
lpr llEADAcuC;
]rH me CORE o. DYsrvTrEY;
lHG = lOUL SroMAcAu;
4jI !4'.. I'RE Or LRYsIPLLA5;
Ion TuG fiLrs;
TN7 -. Cure or SCrorrrN;
To. ..l. = 'cOFuLoJs toupLNiNr:;
I"H r!!- DCEE or RuEUNNrlfM;
lpy pi.EASEs az TuE-.SsyrAINT;
Ton ILL., I l-Eu nY,iOrsY;
Tx - LETTER, INOE9, AND SALT
O. l.uuCM;
TOR WouTF.
Ton T,E CCEC o. CNCT;
lOU \ DiVSER plLi.;
Tor rUr Gre uF NEURALGIA;
Ion !v.IFIISG THE BLOOD.
TE0y .r' ,1-'~.coN'cI, 81 that the most scnsi-
t''4 c.,g ia'r ilr.l plea Anlly, M iAry nr. tho
b'-i ,"t'r ' ,iiu vi Ugiu IU.Iii rIu purposes vi
% I..:.Iy !.i5..:.
rs.s7 ci ~, pr Dor; rive EOzos for $780,
Gc:.. ~ ''rr1 or Clorrvmcu. Physicinn'
-...'...l.', .,t ,l. icnt prr.O1Hg's have l1Gt
'.-Ir i''r 'y ".".iv tho unparalleled usn!il.
'-e o' ll".' ..u' 'a.na, but our Dplcn here win
- p N.t ''ta n riiJl OF them. The agents
20" Hf' = ft q gratis uur AurGICAS ~
;tftN 30 "' .' ., ~ Hr' iitcu; with also iW
20. 'o"' 10. 10. above complaints nud i'U
...,,H r.. De- followed for their cuJa
10 'p' r rI OF rv unprlnciplrd dealer, W IL
her pr,TnHiY' 'hov mako more profit on
ID 0li1l AYE. q, gu.t take 10 Others. Tho suck
want the best a.I thcro Is 10" them, and they
3h1nll have T..
a.! o"r E-Hc.,. a.o FOR sale by
A.itNGUpPTny, T. GREEN.
NJ Il : VI. HELLER, Van Eurer
J.. pEl EEF { SON, Arcadia,
II WATEl'.S, N.nlt,;
ulNDai.:pN ( SONS. Mt. Blanchard
FrtrUa.y 3, .tJ.-ly.
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ShepiaI's Sale.

Gilbert, Fnhl & Cn. IN pursuance Of IN ~
rs. i der ai Sal0 issued I. pln
Peter C, Rowe, tie court ol ComU ~
Pleas of Hancock county, ohio, and to mo di.
rer,cd IN tho nhpyo case, Will expose To pub
lic sale, n the door ui thc COURTHOUSE, Ia the
town OF Findlay, Ohio, on
Mon day, the iih day of June, 4. ID, 1860,
betwcen the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. IN. and
O'clock u, NJ. OF said day, tho following real
estate, situate In the county Of hincock, and
state If Ohio. and desGrhedas iolo~s. t"'wil'
ulrt No, II, In tho town Ut Fdhluo. iahcocH
county, OlUo.
TrIins ol sale - Cash. fppr'iscd ~ slj.-
Taken as the property &C Peter q, Rowe 10
] satisfy an execution IN aivur ot Guhrrt Fall
Sea, JAMES NJ. NElBLlNG
Sheriff Of HaneOek county, Ohm
SuKniPP's OYFIcE, fISpLAy, ONO,
May 4, lsGV'
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Having purchased for CAST during the late
financial crisis IN Tho East, he Ia prepared to
sell Goods IN h.s line as CHEAP as any othe
similar establishment IN North. Western Ohio
ard having made heavy additions TO his for.
MGR stock, he is fully prepared, as regards
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Important TO Fe Iales.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Prepared ny IorHeiiI,I.. Chgcs'uan, M. ID
NEW YORK CITY.

~ IJNA VI I
Tic combination of ingredients in these
pills is the rosllL 1ra luls ,,GI Offensive pr,c-
uce. They aro mia ia their operation, and
erttin in = 'rrealtnS al Irregularities, Paine.
nh MeuslruAt,uus. remny,u- an ohstructiuus.
whether tr,m I'D or otherwise, headache.
pam IN tho side, ptlpiAl,,u OF the heart, DIS
turhed ,leGp, which ur5os from interruptions
of nature.
TO MARRIED. LADIES,
Dr. Cheesoman'sP lis are INV ,uLhle, aI they
will bling on the monthly period with rgsullr
ily. Ladies' who have been disappointed in
tho use of olhcr Pis. can place tho utmost
confidence in d. Cl0escm ms Pills doing all
they represent to do.
TICE.
They should not he uscd daring Pregnancy
AS Il miscarriage would certainly result thero
from.
! Warranted purely vegetable, and free from
anything Injurious to life or health, Explicit
directions, which should be read, accompan,
each box, Price ST. Sent by mail on on
closing 81 to the General Agent. Snld by on,
Druggist in every town in tho United States.
r, b. HUTCHlNGS,
General Agent for the United States
l6j Cn,M3sgs SrREgr, NEW YoWK.
70 whom all wAnleS no orders shOuld DC ad
| lrcsscd. Id by
! j. :. phADSs&ySNnissrdf' DsyNis. FrsDLAr, Ohio.
January IA, isSs.-lly
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5000 Roll,

flW AiL WANING EAHMs.--see adycr.
j tlsement Of uammonton Lands.
Nov. 25, 1859.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-11

EXPLOSION OF KEG OF PowDER-MAN
BADLY woUNDEB-HoEsEs KILLED-WAGoN
DEMOLISHED WAGNER by the name of
Forest left this city ON Tuesday last with a
lot OF goods for Miller & ShaffieId, of Chapel
Hill, and among other packagesi in the wagon,
was keg of po@Fder. We learn that on that
night he catnped near Triuae, in Williamson
county, and went to sleep in the wagon with
candle burning. 1t is not known 10 be the
case, but is supposed that the candle set fire to
some article which communicated afterwards
to the keg of powder, and caused au explo-
sion terrible to relate. Mr. Forest was horri-
biz mutiiated by the explosion, and it is
thought viii not recover; two of the horses
killed instantly, and the wagon was COM
pletely demolished. The above particulars
were gained from merchant of this city
Gazette.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-11
ROYAL Havana Lottery.

The Following numbers drew the prInclIldI pIllts m
the drawing of July 18th, 1S6O:
Nos Prizes. Nos Prizes Nos. Prizes.
% o3O siOo 900 1000 $50, 600 p 235 $4,000
s5O7 $4,000 1851 20,CO0
Numbers COS, 1855, 1431, 29s5, 1913, 1928, 1902,
6l22 7IOI, 1926, 7776, 7sO3 $3.50, s461 $685. 9343.
953s. IO449, IL ,223 Ii sO4, 1908, 1920, 1879,
IL 545 IL ss3 14OO4, 1925, 1925, 1928, ISIS,
s94, 10 255 $50 20 JOS 2O,699, 81 AS. 81 5l6,
sos, % 1872 587 "a, 7O4, % 35, 2547s, 25,716,
9s5, 72O y ca, 2s cal, 1852, IS $685. drew
$1,000 each,
ssThe $50 600 prize, am informed, was drawn by
Messrs. lesser < Co ''-Ezirac, efHaraHa C0Trepog,
e7soe Of Charleston Mercury published July so, 1860
The nezt drawing Of this celebrated Lottery viii
take place on the 4th OF August. For particulars see
advertisement in another column.
aug3-d&tri-wlt& DON RODRIGUEZ.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-11

INFORMATION FOR THE PEoPLE.-Tbe New
York E0eiiing Post is, we should say, re-
markedly well posted sheet. In recent ar
ticIe on the August elections, that paper
says:
'iIn Tennessee the contest is chiefly carried
on by the present Governor, Neil S. Brown.
and his rival candidate for the same place,
John G. Burch. They stump the State to-
gether, bat talk a great deal mere about the
merits of Breckenridge, Douglas or Bell,
than they do about the State affairs"
This is the first intimation the people of
Tennessee have had that Gov. Brown is the
present Governor of the State. or that he is
again running for the Office, and is opposed
by our neighbor of The Union and American
The whole thing comes, no doubt, from stick
ing their names TO list OF Messrs. Taylor
ard WHITTHORNE's appointment.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-11

THE TEMPERANCE MoNTHLY.-We regret
TO learn from the last number OF the
Temperance Monthly that the work has
proved failure pecuniarly, and that its pub
hcatlon viii be discontinued for the present,
ana perhaps forever. The Monthly is useful
ana valuable periodical, aud it Is much to
be regretted that it has not been well sus-
tanned Mrs. EXILE C. S. CuILroN, the Edi-
tress, takes leave of her readers in a graceful
ana beautiful address. Mr.. E. L. WIxHA4, the
Publisher, also writes a graceful valedicto-y
He promises to resume the publication of the
Noafhiy if its friends viii procure 500 or
1000 subscribers, which we trust they will
do.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-11
JOHNS s. CROSLEY,s
Improved Gutta Pfrrha Cement Roofing,

, , The CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABLE ROOFING USE II
Is FIRE AND WATER PROOF. IL be applied to NEw
and OLD SooFs OF ALL aud TO cid shingle roofs
tosth0Ht IeR.Ociag the shiHgleS.
TIE COST Is ONLY ABOUT 0NE-THIRD THAT OF
TIN, AND Is TWICE AS DURABLE.
GUrTA PKRcHA CEMENT for preserving aud repairing
TN and METAL ROOFS OF every description
from Its great elasticity, Injured by the
traction and expansion OF metals, and tUiu not crack
IA cold run IA J0eItheF. These materials
have been thoroughly tested in New York and ali
parts OF the Southern aud Western States, and We
can give abundant proof Of all we claim in their
favor.
They are readily applied by ordinary laborers, at
a tfifiIng expense
'sNO REAF Is REQUIPED."s
These materials are put up ready for use and for
shipping all parts of the country with lul printed
directions for application.
Full descriptive circulars Will be forwarded on ap-
plicaIon by mail or in person, cur principal OFF,
oes 5l0 BROADWAY, IeppOsite st. Nicholas HoteI)
\. Y, $40 FULTON ST., Opposite City Hall BROOK
LYN. JOHNS < CR0SLEY.
luue2-6Iu
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A Card,

The Legislature or the State Of Georgia having
passed the following Act, Al its Session of 1888, pro-
hibiting the drawing Of lotteries within its jurisdic
tion after the LIST day of June, 1850, Will that
day, remove our entire business to Wilmington, Del.
WOOD, EDDY s co
Wilmington. Delaware.
Owners and Managers OF the Delaware, Missouri and
Kentucky State Lotteries.
AN ACT,
To repeal all laws and parts OF laws, authorizing Lot
teries in the State Of Georgia, and for other pur
poses
SECTION l. The General AsseHtlyof Georgia do enact
That from and after the first day of june Eighteen
Hundred and Sky all laws and parts Of laws author
izin Lotteries in the State OF Georgia, the vend-
ing Lottery Tickets said State be and the same
are hereby repealed.
Approved by the Governor.
December IL, 1855. mayl5-u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-11

AN INTERESTING RELIC OF THE HERO OF TIE
HERMITAGE.-We were shown yesterday, says
the Banner. the hat worn by Gen. jackson on
the occasion of his Inauguration as President
of the United States for second term. This
hat is the property of our fellOw-citizen Ro-
bert Gibson. Esq. and was presented to him
10y the old Hero himself several years pre-
vious to his death. 1t was subsequently
loaned to Gen. V. 3. Hea!y, the eminent ar
fist, in whose possession it has been for twelve
or fourteen years. Mr.. Gibson has been in
correspondence with Mr. Healy with view
of recovering possession of this sourUenir of
his intimate personal friend and Tennessee's
favorite son. Only yesterday be received it
by express from Chicago. where Mr.. Healy
now resides.
The hat is in an excellent state of preser-
walton, aud though in its style foreibly re-
minding US OF its distinguished wearer, it
would hardly pass for fashionable. 1t is white,
very broad birmed, and has a wide Grape on ii
This relic could not have been bestowed
upon one who would have appreciated it
more highly nor who is more worthy to
have it in keeping than Mr. GIBSON
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-11
FOE COUNCILMAN.

G5- We authorized to announce " 8 CHEAT
HAM fo- reelection as Councilman for the 5th Ward,
at the ensuing Municipal election. juneT-te
II We are auth orized to announce ANTHONY S.
CAMP as a candidate for Councilman from the 5th
Ward, at the ensuing Municipal election.
juue7-te
81 We are authorized to announce Rob L.
Crenshaw candidate for Alderman of the 4th
ward. July 16-td.
E6- We arc authorized TO announce J. C. MEIER
RAN as candidate for Alderman for the Second
Ward. july27-te
IS We are authorized to announce DR.. a. A.
HATCHER as 4 candidate for Councilman for the
Eighth Ward. juy27-te
e. ISAAC PAUL Will serve, if reelected Council
man from the Seventh Ward. juy27-te
II We are authorized to announce JAMES T.
BELL. as candidate for Councilman for the Second
Ward. july2S-te
ES-We are authorized TO announce WM. SHANE as
candidate for reelection as Councilman of the Third
Ward. july2S-te
IA-we are authorized to announce GEORGE OAR
ZEN as a candidate for reelection Councilman Of
the Third Ward. july2S-te
We are authorized 10 announce C. E II MARTIN as
candidate for Councilman from the Fourth Ward.
aug6-te
We are authorized 30 announce r. J. MEIGS, JR.,
as 4 candidate for Alderman the Fifth Ward at the
next election aUgS-te
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-11

The following complimentary notice is taken from
the Missouri Democrat
IaWESzE AMOUNT OF SUFFERING RELIEVED 81 TAXING
McIFsSrs STRENGTHENING CORDIAL-Since the 18th Of
August the following cases have been reported cured:
los persons have been cured Of General Debility.
Cs Nervous Debility.
d Diseases Of the Kill
neys-
ls0persous who have been afflicted with various com
plants, Fever, Chronic DarrhOa, DyssItry, LIVER
Complaint Night svyeats, Dyspepsia, and Weakness
&C the Digestive Organs, have been cured, besidesa
large number from whom have not yet heard.
McIean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier
Is a remedy required by every one in the Western
and Southwestern country 1t is very pleasant and
agreeable TO take and it can be taken by man, wo
man and child
As a diuretic it viii cure any disease Of the Kid
news or Bladder, and Alternative, it VIII purify
the blood and all pimples, sores or bIotches
from the skin
Try tone drachm is sufficient TO convince the
most s;epiicrI of its wonderful strengthening and il
yigOrating propreties.
See the advertisement IN another column.
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Qoalmerfiai
DanY PAri.Ior oFFIeE.

n asatiiies august 10, 1860 ! 3
| FEebRAThe market is well supplied
We quote, wholesille--
saperiine in b6ls .s696 SO
Extra --.-..--.......- IG97 so
Extra - sacks ........ So
WHEAT.-Thc supplies are drawn princi-
paliy from abroad very little Tennessee
wheat. being Offered We quote red at 81 10.
(91 10 per bushel white 81 20(9I % per
| bushel.
| CoRN.--White IS per bushel; mixed SOC.
OATS.-65c per bushel.
BACON-None Offering.
LARD-Is in demand and sells readily at
II p 10.
MEALS selling at 75@sOo. p bushel.
FEATHERs-we quote at 4O@42 q u.
GINsENG-25@3Oc. p ID.
GROCERIEs.-We quote Fair sugar
sos p b.; prime to choice 949lOc.; in
barrels 4@lc. advance on these figures.
New York Coffee Sugars l03@II2c p b.,
crushed and powdered 3(912c.; Loaf I1@
lie. p ID.
MOLASSES AND SYRUP. Molasses in
barrels 4o(s45c o gal; half barrels $50
46c; Sugar House 43945c. Golden Syrup
in barrels 75c.; half barrels SOc.; and kegs
tten gals.) S5c.
CoFFEE.-Rio 163@l7c.; Laguyra none
in market; Java 1920. p ID. Stock light.
TEA.-Imperial 5Oc9s1; Gunpowder so
@75c.; Young Tyson 10000; Black 60
@l so.
SALT.-We quote Coarse Sack at 81 so;
and Fine at 81 6O9sl rs; and Barrel at
40e. p bushel.
COTTON YARNS The following are the
agents quotations for Gotten Yarns: 200
and 500, &c. D doz.; 600, 1Oc.; 500, lie;
and 400, 12c
WHISKY.---Reetiied is held at 20924c
D gallon, and country at 5O975c. p gallon,
according to quality.
CANDLES.-star 1Sc per Ib. for light
weight; zoe for full weight Tallow, summer
pressed 1Sc; Sperm 45a50e per ID.
Raisins-Layer s3a3 % per box; W.
50 5Oa2 IS.
SOAP-Turpentine 81 25a2 as per box.
BRAN.-s 81 so per cwt.
HAY-S26 per ton.
BEESWAX--26a27c per lb.
CHEESE-Western Reserve 1OaI1c per ID
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-11
F. B. FOGG,
NELL S. BROWN,
L. j. MEIGS.

NoTIcE.-The members of Seventh Ward
Bell and Everett Club are notified to attend
a meeting on Monday night, 9th inst, as inn
portant business is to be transacted. Seye-
raj emminent speakers viii address the Club.
The public, and the ladies in particular are
respectfully invited to attend.
W.CR0SWAIT, Pres
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NOTICE.

have sold out my entire interest il the frm Of
NICHOLSON & HUHPHEEY, to DAVID HUMPHREY, who
will continue the business heretofore will
assist him in winding up the business OF the old
firm, and solicit for him continuance Of the patron
age bestowed on the old firm.
July 2, 1850. j. C. NICHOLSON
In order to reduce my Stock as much rs possible,
before receiving Goods, for short time 1 will
offer my entire stock at cost, for cash.
USA DAVID HUMPHREY.
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New EVIDENCE.

BOIIvAR, june Is, Is5U-
Mss CLARK GREGORY & Col have been for
several wears sOrely afflicted with frost bitten feet
during the winter months, until / lIIpply found
remedy in your valuable medicine, the Ambrosial
Oil since that time have usedit in Tooihacle Rheu-
Inaiizm. Sore ThTo1t, ChoIc and Burns, and found
never failing remedy IN the most severe cases
Therefore take great pleasure in recommending
the AmBrosial OIL world of affection, feeling con
dent it possesses the requisite qualities 10 cure die
most severe cases for which you recommend il.
MRS MARTHA \. HUDDLESTON-
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concentrated Cure
RnIInuax,s PiIIs.-BnIol

EolIoway's PiIIs.-Bilious and Bowel com
plants are speedily by steady perseverance
with these medicines In Fever and Ague, the eca-
ey Of this remedy almost beyond belief Il should
be resorted TO as soon thedease is suspected fiom
recurring chs and ushess biiiousness, loss Of appe-
tite, furred tongue and dry skin Sold everywhere.
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From the Ladies Visitor, New York. September, 1888
soAIDISG's PREPARED CLUES seems TO be universally
welcomed by housekeepers wherever il goes; II IS
precisely the ready reliable adhesive substance need
ed for repairing furniture and household ware
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LITERARY PAPERs.-Call at F. HAGAN's
today and get a supply of literary and comic
papers for your wife aud childre ALI the
latest and best are to be had there.
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Dissolution,

Il HE firm of MANSFIELD, GILLOCK~ K co is this
L day dissolved by mutual consent H. p GILIoCK
L. MANSFIELD and c. P LYONS who alone are authorized
to use the name of the firm in liquidation The bust
ness VIII hereafter be conducted under the firm and
style of MANSFIELD, LYONS x CO.. at their old
stand 80 and So Broadway
Signed, T. L. MANSFIELD
H p. GIILOCK,
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For Rent or Lease.

| WILL rent or lease my place near the Murfrees-
horo Pike two miles from the city the present
year, or with the privilege of five years. There is
a convenient Brick Dwelling with Kitchen and good
Stables, and splendid well of excellent water
There twelve of superior land suitable for
raising all kinds of marketing.
febz2-H IOITJS LEWIS
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Public Speaking.

W.B. Stokes viii address the people at
the following times and places
Maddox Mills Saturday, Observation-Disclosures
CooSeyille, Monday Observation-Disclosures. eth
Gainesville Monday, Sd
Sparta, Wednesday sept. 5th