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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-31
spRINGHILL ACADEMY.

an THE 1t day OF next September, pro-
" pose TO open uboari'ns s2hoo! for Young gen
;lcn at my residence. about three miles from Char
!ottr>viIie Everything necessary for Il thorough
nrepara,ion for the University will be taught and
The number Of hoarders strictly limited 10 ten.
Address me tor further PARTICULARS
W ". TEERS.
Charlottesville. iv ii-eo!m
CtTRAYED OK STOLEN from the subscriber,
- on July 18th, lSi0. light red COW with
large horns Any information will be thankfully
received. and suitable reward will he given by
,he Undersigned. or in his absence by Mr.. John h
parrott Tor her delivery at Alexandria.
+. BARTENSTElN,
10 31--en:;t@ No IL Alfred street.
NNGLISH EERAGES Tor Ladies suits. this
~ very desirable article. just received. at
iy >. l.. A. LARkIN'S.
Lot Of white and coored Straw Mating.
n that we are an xious 10 close out cheap.
- 3D ASHEI s WOOD.
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MARRIED.

ON the 10th inst, by the Rev. c. {. Biting,
in Alexandria. j. OWEN KIRBY. Of Prince
Georges county. Md. to Miss RACHAEL b.
COLLARD. Of Fairfax county, Va.
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Loudoun county, je 3O-eots

7 oUDOUN LAND FOR SALE.-Pursuant to
| 4 the terms of decree of the Circuit Court OF
Loudoun, made and entered on the I'd day Of May,
1860 in the cause of Horace Luckett, &C., VS.. Jas
Gulick, and others, the undersigned, Commission
ers, will offer Tor sale, at public auction upon tee
premises, on Friday, the Sd dag ot August 1860,
the land in said decree mentioned. being in part,
the tract upon which the late VIM. Gulick, resided
ut the time of his death, containing 375 ACRES,
situated Immediately upon the road leading from
Middcburg to Lcesburg-itis in q healthy and
desirable neighborhood, is well watered and TIM
bered is in fine state Of cultivation, is mostly en-
closed with substantial stone fence, has upon II Il
ia good commodious stone BUILDING, with
.iS:I all necessary out-buildings At the same
time and place, will be offered for SALE AZ acres OF
wood land, near the aforesaid tract and adjoining
the land allotted to Mrs. Gulick for Dover.
Persons wishing further information, in relation
to this property can obtain ii. by addressing any
of the Commissioners. Those desiring to examine
the premises. will have every facility afforded them
for doing so, by calling upon Mr.. James Quick,
who resides near the land
TERMs-One. ninth of the purchase money to be
paid on the day of sale: two-ninths on the conhr-
nation of sale: and the residue in TIVE equal pay
ments; one PAYABLE in twelve months and the other
in two years from the day of sale; all the deferred
payments to bear interest from the day OF sale,
and to he secured by the bonds Of the purchasers
and the retention OF the title, until the whole Pur-
chase money be paid
Sale to take place at IL o'clock, A. NJ.
CHARLES B. TEBBS,
MATTHEW HARRISON,
i. p. holland,
LORMAN CHANCELLOR.
pissio
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NEw YORK. July 2S.-Thc receipts from cus
toms Yesterday were $3.50, 900; total amount in
Subtreasury $5,0j6905.
The money market is still easy, and call loans
are made At five per cent.
The shipments of gold to-day. by the steamers
Vanderbilt and City oi Baltimore, for Europe will
be about two million Of dollars. The Commercia!
learns that about 500 900 vii! be semi III gold dol
lars, partly ~ an experiment. but chl'hy BECAUSE
of the scarcity oil large gold aud of bars.
The imports of dry goods at this port for the
week amounted 10 81, 81 .h29; since Isl january
to So 3G2, GS1.
The ry-goodS trade has somewhat increased,
but an active market is not expected before tue
middle Of August The news from some portions
of the country which usually trade here is Tar from
ENCOURAGING
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AND OUR USUAL SUPPLIES OF
Columbian, Mexican & African
GUANog.

We are prepared to sell the above articles rs
low rs they can be bought in any market in The
country.
FOWLE & CO..
~ 7-ro3m Alexandria. Va.
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AUCTION SALES.
FXECUTeRs' SALE OF VALUABLE REA

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
IL AND PERSONAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
to the last will aud testament Of James Hatcher,
deceased. the undersigned, executors, will offer for
Sale, at Public Auction, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY,. the 22d day of AUGUST, 1850,
all the land Of which the said James Hatcher died
seized aud possessed, consisting of the HOME
FARM, which he resided at the time of his DEATH
coutaing 256 ACRES, 8 ROODS, 6 PERCHES,
situated partly upon the Road leading from Union
to Leesburg, little North West of Birdsall's Mill
formerly NicholsO now in the occupancy of Moses
p Watson, in highly fertile portion of Loudoun
County, and in q healthy and desirable neighbor-
hood. The Farm is well watered, with upwards Of
100 ACRES OF FINE TIMBER. The cleared
land is divided int seven fields with two good
Meadows well set with timothy and other grasses;
A LARGE APPLE ORCHARD Of very superior
grated fruit the whole in high state Of cultiva-
ton, as the grain and clover now growing on the
farm, VIII testify The improvements consist OF y
49, large and comfortable DWELLING two stories
M:a high, with double porch in front and
KITCHEN at the west end, together with Pump
of never failing Water in the front yard under
roof-also near by, Log TENEMENT occupied
by tenant The out houses eontist Of a SMOKE
HOUSE, DAIRY, BLACKSMITH SHOP, CAR
RAGE HOUSE, and large and COMMODlOUS
BARN, with extensive and substantial SHEDS
for cattle in addition to stabiDg for horses in the
Ddstuitut al tue sumo tltu0 duu paw VIZ ~ "
cred for sale FIFTY ACRES OF WOODLAND,
situated about quarter of mile south Of the
Home Farm, being portion Of the large body OF
timber which formerly belonged to Samuel d Isaac
Nichols, known as "Nichols' Woods" adjoining
+. Fenton, Pancoast and others.
TERNs.-One- third of the purchase money to be
paid on the day of sale thereafter, and the
residue in two equal annual payments, the par
chaser or purchasers giving bonds bearing inter
est from the day of sale, and secured by deed OF
trust on the premises. Possession OF the whole
will be given, except the house now occupied by
the tenant so soon as the terms Of sale fully
and satisfactorily complied with. The House oc.
cupied by the tenant will be vacated at the end OF
the present calendar year. Persons wishing
further information. in relation to this very desir-
able property obtain it, by addressing the un>
dersgned at HughesviIle, Loudoun County, Va.
Those desiring to examine the premises, will please
call upon either of the subscribers who will take
pleasure in accompanying them over the land.
Sule TO take place about IL o'clock, A. NJ.
BENZ F: TAYLOR, Executors.
WILLIAM TAcENNER,
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SALE OF CoFF&E.--At Richmond, Va. last Fri
dav. there was an auction sale OF SEQ bags OF
strictly prime Rio coffee, which brought ali aver
aye OF Sl5,55. The sale the iivelieSt one that
has taken place in that city for many Years, aud
because uf the great scarcity of the article the prl
ces. ranging from SO, 30 To Slj.S0. higher
than have been obtained there since lSiS. There
WAS also sold G.5O0 sacks Of salt, nj an average Of
ST. 49, and % tons of rock salt Al from Si0,23 t"
81 % per ton.
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Arl.tvrp. july 30.

ARRIVED. july 20.
boats G. L. .IacoueS Vim. Borden. Lloyd Lowe,
4. II. Puirnbcrgcr :. +. Carlisle, aud II. q. hh-
ter coal to Borden Mining Co.
Boats }. {. uicstou. aul Joseph hnC'tc coal 10
VIM II. Fowlc ii SON.
Hoat. o. ". Sterteyant, Mary Martens, {. +.
Nudge. Boyer Watson. Excelsior, aud James Boy
er, coal to I. j. M"hatry.
Boats VIM. Mcmahon, sud = NJ. fe'r'"' GOA L"
Frostburg Coal Co. ~.
Kna,s + SneyGcr. Dr. Robertson. and Eliza
Bonner, coal to L. ~ Franks.
Boats John Savin, r. Red, DR.. A. 4. "'S&''
and J. II. Grove coal to American '"hlt"
Eo,, Clipr.r, railroad iron t" VIM H. f"wle y
Son.
~ DOUGLAS AND J0HNSON.--Ali persons
l.,irnv 10 unite in the orgnniHaiI"n oil phMo
CRATIC ASSOCIATION III A!vX'ndrIa' I" pro-
mote, the el, elton Of the above aaH'ed NAtioNAh
TrckEr. are requested to meet ut the nan III we
Relief Engine houSc. on Thursday evening, the
I'd of August At "ci"ck I. VI. ,,,oc,,r,
iy 3l-2t MANN phH'N" Ni9'
SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATION
AID FAIR-rhcrc will hc he!1 sunday Schnoi
Celebration and Fair. ut the A"tlh'ofN ." l''>'
N.r,;pr.hou>r. Lou,loun county. Va. on Nrdh'S-
dav and Thursday, the 10Th and ION days "' N".
gnst next. for the benefit Of the Church.
DINNER will be prepared. for WhlrA tne''
will ~. , CHARGE of 20 cents tor gentlemen ana :"
cents for ladies ans; children. $780,.
Th,y, will also be Il charge Of 10 cents Tor att
mittance into the meeting house. Tor those "h'
shall not purchase dinner tlcNe,S' ,o
The money thus raised is 10 he applied TO me
n,vm,nt of debt still remaining OF The huii"lhS
Of the new Meeting house. BY order 81 tEr
;v2S-,o%t COM. or ARRANGEMENTS.
THE WORD ANUDYNE. ASSOCIATED
in tb, T,lu Apo,vnc With this word Anodyne
al ,L. horrors Of Urum are associated. anu VII"
many the word might lie oticc,ionabie All ap
nI;.nti,nS whether lotions or p"u'lce>. ""''"''
n,,S,.r or liuiutnt that allay pam are -,""""",
Sill Opiuln take prominent place '"' " ne"
3,.> RI, experience ~" many Is :" Oppose" y" ''!'
rs, of Olium. thai the word -'"""@"' o''"E "
49,, :, ,b. mind Let this "rc tact sustain i'e
l ,t,,. when associated with that OF ti'r
iJ,,,J T,fH 4uoGgn,, thai II not "u!y contain
. . ,.r,;rl. Of Oniun. hut that u an inward aP
nI;,,tion, In ninety aud ulnt out "i every nun
Sr.j r,>.S where an AnodEne l. used " l. '"i
n,,t,ro,I applica,on> where OPIUM forms part c'
vn,h Ap,iyue, while with the FOL" An"dEnc IL i
tti,rags m inward appt'rat"h'
See advertisement and raihpA'e''
iy 2S-d&clw
,>,s-a CAMP MEETING Tor i.vnsl""n Circuit
- III an IN, land OF Mrs. Seaton. III the
, t,,,.a il has been held for years past com
;,. 7lgrn,iav. n, l6H ri AnJrSt 10y Il
nas.Intinu adopted At the Quarterly 'onie''"[' ~
LA C,irrni, the membership aud ministers VI '"'
,.;a;n;r,, Circuit and Stations are cordially MI
| tad 10 attend. and camp with "S.
| ~ 24--w:t&eoit -.----------.-
80. , m,.,iur will he held al the Church
,.,r F,rrowsvlle Fauqnier County, ' va 80
,nr,iny AUGUST 4h Tor the purpose al '"''"''? =
Nil ana Everett Club The ladies are " ,ttn,
| Iai, ;,ri,,a f. he present L. II. Sh"cN'l''''"
/ Gal Il.
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Oakwood. Faanuicr CO.. Va, iy
FOR SALE.


The Schooner GEORGIA. now lying at
Ill Wheat i Bros. W hart, foot al King street
She is well found i'll anchors chain cable. good
satisfactorily new. ard IN running ordof-4" 80
tons measurement--lght draft OF water--carrieS
o2pa bu shell; yrain under deck, and is well calcn
l.,ed fer BAY and River trade. Apply on board
GEO. L. CKOSWELL, OF
!. On gt WHEAT Il BRO. AlcXa.
rly BRUSHES, Wire Covers, for sale hy
L j. u JUN o1DHN'
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTIT U T E
,rnE rnNEEkINCE SEMINARY.

Nv
For Book and 81 Get Music the cash must he
paid on delivery, or deposited beforehand. All
bill, payable emi-annuaily Ill advance. here
two sisters come from the same family handsome
deduction is made. No tuition tccto ministers
daughters in regular course
We return very grateful acknowledgements to
our numerous patrons Tor the very large patronage
We have received the last year, compared with any
previous year.
The Schoo is becoming year hy year better qu.l.
flied I, 10 its work to the satisfaction OF all. We
have now a foil corps Of Southern TeacharS-al!
VirriniarS We advise Eastern Nirglnl esperl-
ally Ia examine our rates, and the advantages We
offer. feeling assured that ii they do 80 we shall
have 4 large patronage from that quarter. 10
our Conference people we say, here Is g""F school
Will yea make il the best III the state, an luSttu
tim for the whole Church 10 be proud o.: or Will
vou let it langush !or the want nj The patronage
Won arr sending elsewhere Wrcall upon ga" 10
rally to YOUR Church School. We challenge any
school OF similar grade III the land 10 present a
better standard Of graduation than the W r In
stitute. We invite especial attention to the cours
Of study laid down in the Catalogue. For further
iufoll con. apply for Catalogue to
L. AhBOGAST. Principal.
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JOHN L. RINKER, Auctioneer.


DUBLIC SALE.-By virtue of a deed Of trust
/ executed by Henry NJ. Horton on the 2etn
day OF February 1857, recorded in the Clerks OF
flee of Prince William county csurt, and for the
purposes therein set forth, the undersigned as
tru stee, will on the 9TH day Of Aag"a neat, (that
being court day. at the front door OF the court
house of Prince William county, proceed to sell Il
tract OF land called "Fairvicw" lying in said couD~
ty, on Cedar Run, and adjoining the lands OF al
len Howison, esq, and others.
This tract contains 200 ACRES, portion Of
which is Cedar Run bottom and whole OF 1t is con
sidcred of fine quality. The Improvements con,
sist of comfortable DWELLING HOUSE and
ut.house. | will also offer at the same time
tract of wood land of 40 acres, about mile from
the former
Henry NJ. Horton who resides on the premises
will take pleasure in showing this land TO any ono
wishing to purchase.
TERMS or SALE.--The deed Of trust directs
sale for cash-kut IN arrangement will be made
to sell for one third cash and the balance III one
and two years--the deferred payments TO be secnr-
ed by deed Of trust premises and personal Sc
curity, and to bear interest from day OF sale.
Selling as trustee. shall only convey sucn ,itie
rs il vested in me as such-whieh Is oehe'eu "
"''4">'' EppA HUNToN, Trustee.
Prince William county, jy ll--eots
VALUABLE FARM FUN oohS.-A Will onci
v for sale 10 tn. highest bidder in front of the
Court House Door, in the County OF Culpeper, Va,
on .rondny Anyust 2Oh, 1860, chat being Court
dayl the FARM upon which the late Maj. VIM
p. Newly deed. resided; it contains FIVE HUN
DRIED ACRES, and is very desirable A de-
scription is needless, rs any one wishing to pur-
chase will examine for themselves, it will DO shown
TO any one who will call, by Richard W. Newly,
who resides on the place. Seeding possession
will be given mt once, and full possession VIII 90
given on the lst January 1861. This farm IS 10,
Gated 10 miles west of Cuipeper Court House, u
miles from the graded road leading from this place
to Gaines Cross Roads it adjons the land OF Leroy
Coop deed, Richard s. Rixey, Thomas HILL Jr.,
and others.
TERMS OF SALE :-ono-tbird Of the purchase
money TO be paid down, and the balance IN three
equal iustalments, with interest from day of sale,
interest payable annually, the purchaser giving
bonds with approved personal security, the title
viii be retained until all the purchase money is
paid. hoBEhI NEWLY,
Executor of Major VIM. P. Newly, decd.
Warrenton, Va, jy l2-eotd "
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~. DoUGLAsA AND JOHNSON,

l.>rin,, to unite in the Organization OF il phNo-
CRaTIC ASSOCIATION III AlvXandrE' I" pro-
mote, the election Of the above name" NA!ioNI"
TlckEr. are requested to meet Ut inc "''. !" Wv
p,l;.f Enru. house. on Thursday evening, the
ID of August at o'clock p. NJ. -
:" -, MANY DEMOCRATS.
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FROM OccoQuAN.-We learn that all con
tinues quiet at Occouuan. On yesterday at
noon, there had been no attempt to replace
the pole destroyed on Friday last.
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lss-A CAMP MEETING for i'"od'"m t u, .1
iii h, held on the land OF MIS- Seatoh' III INC
same Grove it has been hyld for years past E sUN
mspciuy TAar>dog, ds ld'a 81 AIJrII. ns -. a
resolution adopted at The Quarterly 'on'eF'"S' ~,
said Circuit, the membership aud MINISTERS y; ,-
adjoining Circuit and S'HoH"S are ''>''''
tad 10 attend, and camp "lth "S.
n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-31

CULTIVATION WANTED--A situation rs Gov
- crness in a private family, assistant i'll Il
Public School, by u YOUNG LADY, wh" has had
several years experience in teaching the English
branches, and rudimcntS OF Latin and French
References will be given. if required. Address
V. NJ W, Berryyille, Clarke County, Va.
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To CSPRIAGE MAKERS.

FOR SALE OR RENT-Tw" desirable
SCI three story BRICK DWElLlN" no'ofo'
will he very accommodating. Applyto
IL 1g-tf W. ". McF Eltril.
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR GRnCNDS.-The Poto-
mae. Piedmont, and Valley Agricultural So
ciety are making the most strenuous exer-
tons to secure the opening of a Fair and Ex-
hibition ut the grounds of the Company, this
fall 1t will b. seen by referring To another
column, that they invite proposals of plans
for laying out Of grounds, as we'll as for the
labor and material necessary 10 do the work.
The grounds OF the society are we'll fitted for
the purposes Of an Agricultural Exhibition
and if artiStically improved will become one
of the most attractive and beautiful spots in
this vicinity.
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Occoauan, Prince William County, July -
POTOMAC, PIEDMONT AND VALLEY AGRI-
CULTURAL SOCIETY.

PROPOSALS are invited for the plan OF laying
] out and improving well aS for the labor
and material necessary for the Improvement Of
the grounds of the above Society near the eity OF
Alexandria. Apply TO j. c. Ncvetb esq Serre-
t.ry. a; Alexandria. who will show the grounds TO
any person dcsirou, Of Offering for the contract.
JOHN A. WASHINGTON, President.
L.----...;.r " ~ Gt--.LmI
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN
/ FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.--Wil be sold on
.Sat'"ri"y. the III 81 A"y"sf, 1860, the FARM be-
logging to the estate of Daniel Janney, dec d.,
containing SIS ACRES. The soil on this farm is
Of the red clay and slate, considered rs good n
any in the county. This farm mas on IL Il very
goud HOUSE, nearly new. and other necessary
buil,lings--abundance Of timber ana waer--under
Il good state Of cultvutuu---ncarly ali set WIN
Timothy and Clover. Also at the same Tune ana
place, FARM adjoining, with soil OF the same
Good BUILDINGS, we'll .imbcred and watered-
under tolerable good state OF cultivation. These
farms are 5 miles west of Alexandria. Z miles from
Little River Turnpike, miles from the Depot, on
the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampchre Railroad.
TERMS :--Onc-third cash. The balance III two
equal ymeut<, ut one aud NV" years, the defer
red payments 10 bear interest from day OF SALE Sc
.urcd hy n lien nn the land. Sale 10 commence
at o'clock. p. NJ. DANIEL JANNEI,
HUGH ). JANNEl,
EDWARD W. JANNEY,
Executors Of Daniel Janney, deed.
Fairfax County, Va, jy l0--c"ts
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" I-rO3nl
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NOR SALE.-A new RUNNING GEAR, Tor
l. Il two horse wagon. made III the best mahner
by Atkinson. and which has never been III use.
Ii eau be seen by applying 10 X. K. FoN LIE, cor
ner Of Prince and Washington streets.
Also, ROCkAWAI, which can be seen at Mr..
T. l. Eielins Carriage Depot. K. X. +.
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APPOINTMENT OF AN ALEyANnRIAN.--Jas.
?. Smith, esq, Of this city, has been APP
pointed General Superintendent and Trea-
surer of the Petersburg Locomotive, Car,
and Agricultural Implement Manufacturing
Company, at Petersburg. Mr.. Smith Is Il
native OF this city, and has long been II
resident here. We congratulate the Com
pany upon their most admirable selection.
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- meeting will he held at inc Vn"FSl''
-, .r.rrnxSv;Ie, Fauquier County, Va on "a
Wriav august 18th for the rGrro>2 Of "r," nri;,
arly invited to he present Z. II. S@"S SS%".
ssn our District Eector, Col. John Z. ot'Hssa,
K. II, Garter. and others, will be rrc:eH. J., ~,
attendance is desired =
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-15
rnnnr norsE mEErINe.

At a mestinE OF be citizens OF memPnisi
held al the eouron law court room on We'd
aesdav evening", NoF. l4lhs 1850, on motion oi
Mavor Baugh, Dr.. A. p. Merrill was called 70
the chair, and Green P. F0uss, Esq appointed
secretary.
On motion the chair appointed q committee
to draw up -resoiuio0s expressing The sense Of
the meeting IN regard to the location Of Tie
court house and Jail.
The chair appointed Hon. R D. Baagh'
samI Carpenter, Z II. Ysrger, P. I. s~ofusss'
Chas. scott, W. b. Grseniaw, d. r. Jackson,
J. H. Unthank. B. F.. Dill, who, after retire
ment. offered the following resolutions which
we're unanimously adopted
Your committee would TseonIesd to the
board Of mayor and slierneH Of the city Of
Memphis, 20 donate 70 the county Of Sleioya
lot in the navy yard for tho purpose Of build
ing a isil for he use CT TIE county, upon ne
condition hat The county court viii locate ana
build a court house In a more central Posiiloh
in the city than the present location BY ne
commissioners, viz
1. That the location shall be made on Mad
ison, Jefferson or Court streets. between Man
street and the bav0u, end that the meeting
does most earnestly ana respectfully protest
against the present location Of The court house
ard jail, asthesame is neither central Dor con
venient.
2 That The board OF mayor and aldeImen
be, and thew are hereby requested to purchase,
or set apart a Dot suitable for a Jail, a. we are
satisfied hat such a step would obFiate any
difficulty with the beard CT county commits
as to a desirable central location Tor
court house.
A. P. MERRILL Chairman.
e.. p. F0UrE, Secretary.
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SpsfiaI aotirfs.


DELICATE per5us ~PsFhcuiariy ieuaief, uaien@,
secountants. rdaorss Minister y ne sspel, or literary
men, much oonhaei IN doors, and ti;iinE most ne
cuenfy in . st9p,r7 position. 70 Is % pres On ne liver
sni bowels, VII feel their foof BE teaVny % ne
stossa1h, and lelapinlei y nstuisles aad bslehias
tie mouth tesnas esmuJ ne tg1gps white OF
srovnifh. fha sppe1ts being impsirdi auerded By
thi-si .ni six h~esdlehs, evsrythins beeaminz painful
or oppressive. fI-ter msn;ai o. bseiiy, TIE only cuFe
fr theas dlsHtsinz symptoms Is ns oOrCa IONIC.
taken Ia snail does. T. ii safe au1 certain
s. NAEsFIELD & CO., wholsais Druggists,
Memphis. Tennessee,
Ard b. ~ respoeiasis druggists ard dealers sVsry-
where. sersdrertisrm~nt nsif-tsa
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RIVER, wEA z AsB EUsISEss-rhe river cr-
ps.ts ials rai1t Is 8 % gradually swelling, aud TIE re-
ports f1l Fiu-b1-s aHj S. Lo1is indicate hat she rise
is 10 continue. From The upper rivers We have no In
frlztl51 changing tbe reports we gave yesterday.
Tsers haze been DO arrivals from write 81 Little Red
risrr-, CT any o. tie streams below. sui wc have 10th
ius 90 report from thst gufrtsr. The wsathsr s-il re-
mains beautiful ia this itiiiuis. with every feature Of
Il5ia1 saulsl-. Business vas scarcely 50 sctivs On The
lsyrs yesterday as "a Che p-recsti1g cay, sut lhiuss
are rapidly ~sss14irsa cHdssat tone, snd We lojk for
rsri q. no distant dsy 70 see The q~1esti5ns that are nov
dlsia.biss The public mind, 70 us satisfactorily. al least