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The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-08-01
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n E B r AS K A.

Synopsis of the Presidents Procla-
nation, No. ego, dated April 20,
1850.
IT orders public sales in the Territory of Nebraska,
Il as iollows:
AZ the land Office at BROWNSVILLE, on the 9th day
of August next of twenty-six townships, heretofore
unoGered in the counties Of Jones and Saline
At the land Office at BROWNSVILLE, ON the goth day
Of August next of twentyfour townships, heretofore
unohered in the counties of Fillmore and Jefferson.
At the land Office at NEBRASKA CRY, on the 18th
day Of August next, of twcnty-eight townships and
fractional townships heretofore unofiered in the coun-
ties of Clay Lancaster, Calhoun, Saline, Greene, and
Butler.
At the land office at NEBRASKA CIrT, on the 9th
day OF August next, of twenty-seven townships and
fractional townships heretofore unolcrcd IN the coun-
ties Of Saline, Greene, aud Butler.
At the land office at OMAHA CRY, ON the 18th day
Of August next of thirty-thrce townships and irac-
tonal townships heretofore xnoiicred, in the coun-
ties of Plat, lizard, and Cunning.
At the land Office at DAcoTAn CRY, ON the 9th day
Of August next Of forty townships and fractional
townships heretofore unofered, in the counties OF
Cedar, Dixon, Pierce, and Qui Court
At the land Office at DACoTAH CRY, on the 10Th
day Of August next of irty-scvcn townships, here
toiore umoilercd in the counties of Pierce and Qul
Court
Inc Janus VIII nc olicfcd VIII ule hSdai eANSPuVs
Of school sections &c, &c.
The sales viii be kept open until the lands are all
offered, which is tole accomplished within two weeks
and no longer, and no private entry Of any of the
lands will be admitted until after the expiration OF the
two weeks
Presumption claimants required to establish
their claims TO the satisfaction of the proper Register
and Receiver, and make payment for the same on or
before the day appointed for the commencement of
the public sales otherwise their claims will be for
feited
JOS s WILSON, Commissioner Of
the General Land Office.
GENERAL LAND 0FFIcE June II, ls6O-S-6w.
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k A n S A S.
Synopsis of the Presidents Procla-
nation, No. $50, Dated April 90,
1860.


1860. ...f
TT orders public sales in the Territory of Kansas as
l. foil0ws:
At the land Office at JUNCTION CRY, on the 9th day
of August next Of forty townships and parts oftown
ships heretofore uhohcred in the counties Of Mar
shall aud Washington. ...-.
Al the land Office at JUNcTIoN Cry on the goth day
of August next of thrty-tluec townships heretofore
unolfcrcd, in the counties of Clay and Dickson.
At the land Office at JUNcT0N Cirr on the 10th day
of September next Of triytour townships and frac-
toRd townships heretofore unonered in the counties
Of Wise and Butler
At the land office at FoET ScoTT, on the 18th day
Of August next, of twenty-five townships and parts
of townships heretofore unoorcd in the counties of
Anderson, Coffee, Madison, and Butler
The lands will be offered with the usual exceptions
of school sections &c, &c.
The sales viii be kept open until the lands are all
offered which is to be aocomp shed within two weeks
and no longer, and no private entry Of any of the
lands will be admitted until after the expiration Of
the two weeks.
Presumption claimants are required to establish
their claims to the satisfaction OF the proper Register
and Receiver, and make payment for the same on or
before the day appointed for the commencement of
the public sales, otherwise their claims will be Tor
teited.
jos. 5. WILSON, ce,...a; ,Sioner Of
the General Land Office.
general LAsD OFFICE, June II, lS6O-S-6w.
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BurgIary-or, Something else.

The residence Of one Of our citizens was entered
on the night Of Monday last by some person.
who, having alarmed the household by his move
ments, made precipitate retreat without having
taken anything, or done any mischief, SO far as
has been discovered Whether his motive was
plumber, or arson, is unknown. People cannot
be too cautious in watching their premises, and
especially in securing their dwellings against in
trusion from without
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Improvement.

THE old BARRIERS shop, which all persons ac-
quainted with Oxford VIII remember as standing
at the Northeast corner of the public square, has
been removed by Col W. F. Avent, preparatory
TO the commencement Of a new brick building
which is to be partially devoted to the uses ofthe
Law Department of the University.
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Citation.

10 he unknown heirs Of james Dorheriy Decreased
NOU are cited to appear before the Probate Court
Il Of Lafayette County, State of Mississippi on the
fourth Monday (boing the 2lth day. of September,
1860 to show cause, if any you have why the final
account of James w. Dorherty, Administrator of
James Dorhery, Deceased, should not be audited and
allowed. BY order of the Court
+. D. MOORE, Clerk
Aup L lS6O-I-q-4w
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The Incendiaries

ARE still at work in our midst An attempt was
made, on the night of Friday last, 20 fire the
premises of Judge Howry but the means en-
ploycd did not suffice to do more than char the
Misunderstanding which the combusGjles were
designed to ignite.
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Oxford, in Vacation.

Is decidedly dull When the University is in
session, the town presents an aspect Of cheerful
ness and activity; but now that the students
have departed to their several homes. the still
ness is scarcely broken, except by the sounds Of
the trowels. and saws, and hammers. welded By
the mechanics who are employed upon the vari-
Gus buildings that arc in progress in our midst.
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gatrst Sirius tp dfttgrpb.
Arrival Of the Bohemian-Fiyes Days
= -. Later from EurNna. -.

New YoRK, July so,-The Montreal Ocean
mail steamship Bohemian. Capt McMaster, with
Liverpool dates to the 18th inst, arrived at
Quebec yesterday, Sunday.
The Bohemian's adyiees are four days later
than those received per steamship Canada, at
Cape Race
The weather in England had been very favor
able for the crops. i la-
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Fire at CaswelI.

THE store Of Vincent johnson, Esq, an old
and highly respectable citizen of this county, at
Caswell, was last week consumed with its con-
tents. With the exception of his ledger, Mr..
johnson saved nothing; and the loss, to him,
will be severe
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Two AhoIitionis,s Hanged.

NEW ORLEANS, July 3O.-Advices received
from Northern Texas state that two abolitionists
had been detected in distributing arms among
slaves, and hanged
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UNDER WHICH KING AN occurrence in
one of the interior counties of New York lu-
dierously illustrates the bewildormcnt into
which a double headed Presidential nomna-
ton throws the office holders. When the
news of Douglas nomination flashed over the
wires, village postmaster summoned " the
untcrriiied" to bring out the gun and fire a
salute. They had got about half through the
allotted number of discharges, when mes
senger from the telegraph Office informed
them that the Secedcrs had nominated Breck-
inridge. The ID they have,' said the
postmaster. Standing moment in a brown
study, he shouted, "Boys, there's no telling
whose hands we may fall in. Load for
Breekiaridge ~
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ITwas said IN the oldsn time that the body
was more Than raiment; but now the raiment is
.often great deal more than TIE body in valle.
and full Eve times as much in ciresIusrenee
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Ok Saturday and Sunday last We were favored
with abundant rains, which viii leave nothing
more to be desired on behalf of the growing
crops. The corn, in this region, may be regard.
ed as made: the cotton crop is highly promising,
for the season, though it is still subject to various
contingencies, which may yet dsappont, TO some
extent, the hopes Of the husbandman ~
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To Advertisers.
We have received just as we were going to
press, some advertisements. from Holly Springs.
They came too late for insertion in our present
number, but they shall appear next week.
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BIEDs-Birds are the stanch friends Of every
man that raises fruit, grain, or grass. They are
the constitutional check put upon depredating
insects.-Evcry cherry that robin eats he pays
for at least five hundred times over by countless
and nameless injurious insects devoured, as part
of his meat diet--Woodpcc larks, jays,
spafrows, robins, and the whole tribe of hrushes,
indefatigable friends Of the garden and the
farm. They never boast of their services. They
seem quite unconscious Of their usefulness.
-
a. Hail (" 1ba ,.o.,ao ,,n4 caiJ
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Washington, June 4, 1860.

BucKISoHAM PALACE, June 22, 1860.
My Coon FRIEND: have been much graf
flied at the feelings which prompted you to
write to me, inviting the Prince of Wales to
visit Washington. He intends to return from
Canada through the United States, and it will
give him great pleasure to have an opportu-
nifty of testifying to you in person that those
feelings are fully reeiproeated by him. lie
will thus be able at the same time, to mark
the respect which he cntertains for the Chief
Magistrate of great and friendly State and
kindred nation.
The Prince of Wales will drop all Royal
state on leaving my dominions, and travel
under the name of Lord Renfrew, as he has
done when travelling on the Continent Of
Europe.
The Prince Consort wishes TO be kindly
remembered to you.
remain your good friend,
VICTORIA, r.
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aluibersitp Of atlississippi
F a G u / t y.
FREDERICK A. P. BARNARD, LII. D.,

FREDERICK A. p. BARNARD, IL d.,
CHAScELLoR.
WILLIAM T. STRARNS, LII. d., and
HON. JAMES +. TR0TTER,
Professors of Governmental Science and Law.
FREDERICK A. p. BARNARD, LII. d.,
Professor of Physics, Astronomy, Civil Engin-
eerng, and Evidences of Christianity
EDWARD c. BOYNToN, NJ A.,
Professor of Chemistry, Mneralogy and Geology.
HENRY WIIITEHoRNE, N. A.,
Professor of Greek and Ancient Literature.
JORDAN N. PlIIPPS, NJ A.,
Professor of Pure Mathematics.
WILLIAM d MOORE, NJ. A.,
Professor of English Literature.
HON. LUCIUS @. c. LAMAR,
Professor of Ethics, Metaphysics, and Constitu-
tional Law
ALEXANDRA J. QUINCIiE, NJ. A.,
Professor of Latin and Modern Languages.
BURTON n. HARRISON, d. A.,
Assistant to the Professor of Physics
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lovely, while
"All through the house,
Not creature was stirring, not even mouse"
The low whispering of the wind, coquetting
with the magnolia leaves, was all that could be
heard Soon, we slept and sleeping, dreamed.
We were in the land of flowers. A glory, as
of the dawn, folded the fair fields in heavenly
radiance Sweet sights met the eye on every
side. Flowers, Of every hue in heaven, bloomed
about us in immortal beauty. Tripping lightly
amorg them were many bright beings of the
upper air." So lightly they stepped, the tiny
snow-drop raised its head as they passed, the
dew still in the cup. In their hands were harps,
"Whose golden touch could soften steel and stones,
Make tigers tame aud huge leviathans
Forsakc unbounded deeps to dance on sands.h
With eyes appraised to heaven, and a wealth Of
golden hair floating on the fragrant breeze, they
touched the shining chords, and lifted their
voices in song. Our heart stood still, lest a syl-
liable of the sweet melody should be lost. We
caught the words of the song. They were IA
miliar to us We grew excited, "enthused,"
cmboldencd We dared to join the heavenly
strain. We lifted our voice Wemade noise
and, 10 the charm was broken. We awokc
Outside, beneath the window, we heard !hc soft
music of guitar, and voice singing, which
might well have made us dream Of heaven. "My
lone rock by the sea" had beauty in it that
still night, which we had not recognized before.
katie Darling" too, moved US with its plantivc
cxvonfnace ...
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School Wanted.

A YOUNG man, who has several years expert.
ence in teaching, wishes to engage as teacher oil
a small school, or as tutor in private family
He prefers to be near the line of the railroad
Address Editor of the MteHiyeReer. Satisfac-
tory references given
July 1S-7:lm.
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Divine Service.

Divine Service.
REV. joins r. TnoaPsoN win preach in st Pc
ters Church, Oxford, next Sunday evening at
o'clock.
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The Prince of Walls.

The cry of the combined Opposition after the
election Of Mr. Breckinridge, in November next
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sweetness.
uThc Nirl,t's deal s,lente


Did well become such sweet complaining grievance"
Then "Tcach, oh! teach me to forget" rose
softly on the midnight air, frorA fair lips of those
whose young life is undmmed by care. May
heaven continue them in all happiness. We
thank our sweet friends for our share in that
eerenade 1t walked a happiness in our heart,
which care nor time can ever still Thanks,
thanks
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Administrator's Notice.
Executors Notice.

WHEREAS letters Of administration the es-
w tate Of Mitchell Childress deceased were gran
ted to the undersigned the last term Of the Probate
Court of Lafayette County, State Of Mississippi Now
all persons having Claims against the estate Of said
decedent, are hereby required to exhibit the same
within the time prescribed BY law the will be
barred J. w. ESTELL, Exe'r.
June %, ;s6O-1-4-sw. tt.
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OXFORD PRICE CURRENT.

Corrected weekly for the LHteiligencer, by r.
f. DOYLE, Grocery and Commission Merchant.
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THosE always absent in company should
be always absent FROM II. ~ fr.rl
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WAsHNeroN, WEDsEsDAr, July IL, 1860.
The following is the correspondence
between the President and Queen Victoria,
relative to the visit Of the Prince of Wales !:
To HER MAJESTY QUEEN VrcroRrA.
/ have learned from the public journals
that the Prince Of Wales is about to visit
your Majesty's North American dominions.
Should it Is the intention of His Royal High
ness to visit the United States, need not
say howlhappy | would be to give him cor
dial welcome at Washington. You may be
well assured that everywhere in this country
lie viii be greeted by the American people
in such manner as cannot fail to prove graf
flying to your Majesty. In this they viii
manifest their deep sense of your domestic
virtues, as well as their convictions of your
merits as wise, patriotic and constitutional
Sovereign. -
Your Majesty's most obedient Servant,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
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Tue LAGRANGE REPORTER "PLAYTxG TIE
DEvIL."-Thc LaGrange Reporter says we
shave certainly played the devil . in refusing
to vote for John Bell, true friend of the
South and her Institutions" WE'LL that may
be so, but we think it decidedly cool in the
editor of the Reporter, especially during this
heated term, 70 accuse us of inconsistency"
when we have the resolutions Of the Newman,
Gay Opposition Convention of the goth of
June, 1859, (of which Convention the editor
of the Reporter was one of the Secretaries to
sustain and cheer us in the course which we
have seen proper to pursue towards Mr. Bell
The Newman Convention met to nominate an
opposition candidate for Congress and did
nominate WIN. F. Wright, Esq, who was de-
feated by Mr.. Gartrell, the Democratic can
didate. The Newman convention also passed
among others, the following resolution:
4. That the South has nothing TO hope for
from the Republican and Democratic parties,
and true devotion to the welfare Of our own
section requires US to oppose both; and this
CoAuention sciH neither eadorss, sgD1patlise on
affiliate Nth the Squatter Sovereignty policy
Of Stephen 4. Douglas, or the FREE SOIL
AFFINITIES OF BELL, Crittenden and
Houston, who opposed the admission Of Kan
sas under the Leeompton Constitution.
1t seems now, however, that the editor Of
the Reporter has affiliated with the a free soil
afinities Of Bell" and Is his warm advocate
for The Presidency.
We'll, we think we can well afford to leave
it to the people TO decide who has splayed
the deviL"-Montgos'ery (Aia.) Nail
THE winds are responsible for many an
unlneky blow.
II is misfortune for man 10 have
crooked nose. for he has t. follow II,
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Notice.

10 Jazz Cosch and her hslsbahd DT1ay Couch, Wa
Payas, AIbeT4 Payae, ". L Alford, Elisabeth
TaTner and her husband John 7sgRer, Richard
Carrles and his rife Sarah Quorles oad Gsaordiea
Of 15ahaEa Alffeffs heirs, @. w Belassg, Gear
don of 7hos WyRa's heirs, and The HRlno,rs heirs
Of John and Nary O,ren, aud al others interested
II ttecstafe Of jobs 0suea, deceased r3
Won are cited 70 be and appear before the Probate
il Court of the County Of Lafayette and State Of
Mississippi N the fourth Monday Of July next then
and there to show cause II any you can WHY the f.
nal account Of VIA. Oven, Administrator with the
will annexed Of John Owen, deceased should not be
audited and allowed
E. D. MOORE, Clrrk.
f June g. Is6e-I-l-Iv.
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A Serenade.

ONE night not long ago, we had retired to our
COUCH to WOO rcposc from tired Natures sweet
restorer, bahny sleep" The night was still and
lovely, while
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New Flour.

NEW FLOUR and FRESH CORN NEAL just re-
y ceiycd and for sale by
Aug l-tf X. Z. DOYLE.
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Il blush for you," as the yoage pot said
to the old maid. ...+
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THK winds are responsible for many an
unlneky blow.
II Is misfortune for a man 10 have
crooked nose, for he has t. follow it,
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Underwear.

A MOTHER invoice of seasonable Underwear OF
IA Gauze SILK, Gauze Merino, Cashmere, Linen,
Lsie Thread Jacc oDet and Cotton received and for
sale by 10 ssaa s-l2-4 j. FL. AoGIIL.
apr5-if ~ z,.-r -. 1888
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Furnishing Goods.

our stock OF Full Bosom shirts is again complete
~ For GOODNESS and comfort we commend them As
being particularly appropriate 10 the present hot Sea
together with endless variety Of palmer styles.
We haze also received another lot q ban dsor1e
Neck Ties, Gloves, Hzndkereh1efs, Dressing Robes,
suspenters Half hoee, 6k Also.a re-suppiy OF
Reasonable UNDERWEAR. Gail and see our Goods
We are Determined to dispcss Of them 81 very los
figures, being anxious 70 reduce oar stock.
juaee2-9 q. hoGzlL
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE
Medical Department..

THE course ofLectures for 1906 will commence
i on The LIST Monday of October next, and continue
five months.
The introductory as usual, will be delivered on the
first Monday in November
TuoNAs r. JENNINGS, n d Professor of Anatomy
and Physiology.
BEKRIEs TNps1EY, NJ. D., Professor Of Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
c. K. WINSTON, " D., Professor of Materia Medica
and Medical Jurisprudence
\. H. BUoHANAN, ". D., Professor of Surgical Anat-
omy and Physolgy.
JOHN NJ WATSON, VI. D., Professor of Obstetrics and
Disease of Women and Children
- FAtL r Eve, NJ. D., Professor of Principles and
Practice of Surgery. : :
Practice and Medicine -
MILIIN T. BRIGGS, VI. D., Adjunct Professor aud
The Anatomical Rooms will he opona, for s,,,o,,s
on INC nrst Monday in October, 1.-THE Ist)
Inc tennessee State Hospital under the direction of
the Faculty Is open to the Class free of charre
Snhique mas been established in connection with
the CnlvresIty, at which operations are perforr,cI
and cases prescribed for and lectured upon in thc
presence of the class. i ~ '-o
nAmount OF Fees for Lectures is SlO5: Natr;cu,,ion
fee (paid once only,) IS; Practical Anatomy SIN.
Graduation Fee, $50 w,
Good Boarding can be procured for So 10 81 nor
week For further Information or Catalogue annIv
TO ---.--- W K. BOWLING, NJ d..
auge-WH Dean Of the Faculty.
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Housekeeping Made Easy.
WATER COOLERS. sc.

lust received direct from the manufacturers ans
- for sale atlower prices than ever before sold in
this market.
IS plain Water Coolers,
25 Porcelain lined do.
10 McDonald's Refrsgerators
Schooley's PateRtdO.
60 Nasser's minute FreezeIs.
Seamore's Pat. Freezers
also make plain Ice Cream Freezers to order Of
any siz..
so DOz. Mason, Pat. Screw Top FruH Cans,
and quarts.
so doz. Plain Fruit Cans for sealing,
40 dOz- quart Glass rut Tars.
Ice Picks and Hatchets.
Sherry Mixers and MuddleFs.
10 doZ- Plated Dtppers
doz. Pat. Egg Wings.
J.w WILSON,
aprill1 IL College street
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TENNESSEE STATE FAIR.

OPENS at Nashville, September 10th, and continues
" during the week. $500 each is offered for the
best Durham Bull Blood Stallion Roadster Stallion and
Jack Besides large premiums on Fat Cattle, and on
all the leading articles in Machinery, Manufacturers
and Domestic Departments. Competition is open to
all the States and fee is charged for entries
mails articles.
Programmes will be sent free of charge to any part
OF the Union on application. L. P. WILLIAMS.
Secretary of State Fair at Nashville.
aIgI5-wtd F.
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Ambrotypes and HfeIaneotypes,

THE cheapest and the best, are made At the Ar
j. Gallery, corner CT College and Union streets
DaguereoptyPe Picture ef deceased persons can her
be copied and thrown up 10 the Life Size Porfrafe
Please call and see specimens. -T
C. c. HUGHES, =
Principle ana sole proprietor OF the Melaneotype
right in Nashville ney2l-sf
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Hide, Oil e. Leather Store.

IN KIRKPATRICK & SONS, No. 81 sourH THIRD
L. STREET, between Market and Chestnut Streets,
Philadelphia, have for sale
DRY d SALIED SPANISH HIDES,
Dry and Green Sailed Patna Kps Tanners oil Tan
ners land Curriers' Tools at the lowest prices and
upon the best terms. AZ
Sc Allkinds of Leather in the rough wanted ,ior
which the highest market price will be given in
cash taken exchang for hides. Leather stored
free of charge and sold on commission.
senfl-3mdW
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Coal Oil Lamps.

q DOZEN Coal o. Lamps, Of various styles, lifted
I'd with the ceeibY afed Collins Burner for sale by
feb25-tf - a-rast- RAINS, BROWN Il co. 3
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Umbrellas.

l. ECEIYED a supply of Umbrellas of Silk Alpac-
N. ca, ingham and plain Cotton-some extra large
and and others small for Summer
apr5-tf J. H. McGIII.
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The Invisible Hearing Apparatus

IL New Orleans, La, hasa newly invented Instru-
ment, for extreme cases of Deafness. With its as
public assemblies 1t rests completely within the
Ear and be WORE without the slightest inconye-
nence One object of this instrument is TO keep the
organ in constant state of activity and by do
ing in time to enable person to dispense with its
use. Call and examine or send for circular.
apr14-3m
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Auction and Commission Card.
TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS AND DEALERS.

TsHE Subscribers have opened a large and extern
sive house for the transaction of a strictly COM
MISSION BUSINESS AND GENERAL AGENCY with
arrangements for the recep ton of all kinds
of Goods, Wares, Merchandise and Manufactures in
the various departments of Trade. "a SIS
II is with confdenc and pleasure that cali the
attention of those visiting Nashville 10 our varied
and constantly changing stock the larger portion
of our consignments from manufacturers first
hands, or those forced to sell raise funds. Keep
in view that 'the money is made in the purchase
Orders faithfully attended te when accompanied by
the cash. BENZ. F. SHIELDS & CO.
Central Stores, No. % and 90 College ST.,
fehs-tf Nashville, Tenn.