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Eap The panic at Ceutreyille is not

ED- The panic at Ceutreville is not a
novelty in warfare. The best disciplined
troops of Europe have been guilty OF
the'n far less excusably than our men in
Virginia Such was the famous flight OF
French and Sardinian troops from Cas-
tiglione to Breseia, the day after the
great battle of Solterino. There the
successful soldiers were resting from
the fatisucs of the fight, when FIVE
Austrians, who had been hidden III the
bushes came out into the open field to
surrender themselves. Instantly the cry
of THE Austrians are coming. was
raised. From that simple incident arose
panic. For seventeen miles, all the
way to Brescia, the road was filed with
Ryiug mass Of horse and foot; wagon.
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CHAPTER ~.

AN ACT for the organization, equip
ment, and subsistence Of the Militia
men Of the State Of Iowa.
81 Be it ennct5d by the General As
scmby of the state Of i0'ca : That for
the better protection of the exposed bor-
ders Of this State, to resist marauding
parties of Indians End other hostile per-
sons, to repcl invasion, aud to render
prompt and efficient assistance to the
United States, the Governor be, aud is
hereby authorized and empowered to or
ganize two Regiments of Infantry, one
battalion of not less than three Compa,
nies Of Artillery, and one squadron of no,
less than five Companies Of Cavalry, and
one regiment of Mounted Rihemen fol
the service of the State, as herein pro
yided. ... @..." d.. s@@s~o.s
50. Said regiments, battalion and
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THE SANITARIIrN.

Edited and published monthly, at 1853 shawmu.
Avenue, by CAROLINE N. ROLLINS. Terms, 81
per year 1 copies, = !; 5 copies, IS ; IL copies
Sc.
We wished to have the first No. of the
Sanitarium Judged upon its own merits,
and not criticised as ,con,aa's work, and
are abundantly satisfied with the expert
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sas- II feel very unwcll, my dear, and
my lounge is furred-ean it be those
sausages / had for supper?' said an a'lins
gentleman to his good wife. "Oh, | dare
say it is, pa" responded prscocious
child, ''for I've heard they make cats in
to sauysges."
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Rebel Terms of Peace.

The Richmond wig, which many re
gard as the peculiar organ Of JEFF. Davis,
has issued its ultimatum for the settle
mcnt Of our difficulties, as follows:
"Ths war must 90 on, The South
must fight until the North sues for
peace. Pass a non-intercourse act, aud
then she will soon begin to feel the ruin
ou, pressure of the war. W. must die,
tate tie t~,Els Of peace; the first article
Of which should be an acknowled gment
of the right Of secession. This is fun
damcntal principle. The next article
shorld be that she pay, to the uttermost
farthing, the expenses Of this 'enr. The
third is that she pay Tor the destruction
of all propert7, both puJlic and prirate,
which she mag appropriate to her oTn
use. The fourth is that, as an eviden ce
of her sincerity, she impeach and remove
from office Abe Lincoln, indict him and
hang him for treason and other crimes. u
We suppose Mahony and Co. will say
Amen to all this.
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GEORGETOWN, July q, 1861.

write to you this Sunday evening
under feelings such as l never before
had. l know not what else to do but
write. Now, while | am writing, there
is great fight going on at Manassas aud
, Bulls Run. The cannon has been BOOM
ing ever since A. NJ, and all here is a
state of feverish excitement. The re-
suit and particulars of the battle will
have reached you long before this, 50 |
would not communicate them if could.
Eager crowds are passing along hurried
ly conversiug. Others 60 along and you
hear nothing but their solemn footfall-
Various rumors are afoat. The general
opinion is that there has been heauy
loss on the Federal side, though they are
victorious. So says reports.
But truce to reports! These are
solemn facts that naturally present them
selves. All day long have we been able
to hear the roar Of the cannon continual
ly, and we know there necessarily must
be fearful loss on both sides Alas !.
alas ! what sad spectacle. How many
hundreds will refuse to be comforted be.
cause their dear and loved ones care not. ]"
How eagerly will that young wife-those
doting parents-that atfectionate sister,
and those loving children, ask, is it my
husband-my sonny brother-ny
! father? What a wall of anguish and
suffering will go up from those poor suf-
ferins soldiers who have fallen upon the
battlefield. Oh, that loved ones were
near to administer some little comfort ere
life eked out Kind but stranger hands
will administer to their wants as best
they can. Oh God rity the bereaved
parents-the widowed wife, and the faith
erless children.
There are some features in this war
which make it such an unnatural war
A man lived about twelve miles from here
who was strong union man. The Vir-
ginians notified him that he should have
his business so arranged as to join the
Confederate force the next day, if not
voluntarily, by impressment. lie got
ready that same day, end when starting
away was asked where he was going
He referred to sick child he had, and
said he was going to take her into the
country riding He started for this
place, where his father now resides, leay-
ing his good house and farm, stock, and
everything, behind him, and made for the
Potomac River by the nearest possible
route. He reached there in safety, and
leaving his horse and buggy on the Vir-
ginia side, he arrived safely here on last
Sunday morning, to the great joy of his
parents. That same day, | believe, a
brother Of his, residing in town here, left
his home and joined the secession forces.
The one brother leaves his all in the way
of earthly possessions in Virginia-that
land of terror to freemen-for a land
where he can breathe pure atmosphere;
the other leaves his quiet, peaceful home
and aids in the attempt to tear down the
best government that has ever existed
Well may We ask, what will be the end Of
all this? But the night is far spent, and
the letter is long enough. l will, most
probably, write you again in few days,
! if anything particular occurs.
: Yours seriously and sadly,
/ THE DOCTOR.
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.

cIGHT DRAFTS on NEW YORK CAN BE
- has, of the Subscriber in sums to suit pur.
, ,ascrs. Certificates Of Deposit. and Drafts on
Eastern Cities, eashed. American gold furnish
ed ut small premium.
Ey- Office over Holts,ander's store.
a cir ss..azer-r WIN. h. TuTHILL.
Tipton, Iowa: July 1st lsto.
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and ambulances were cmpticd Of their
wounded, and everybody seemed beside
themselves with terror Some fifteen
thousand men wer. engage d in this panic,
and the loss of lie from it was very con
siderable N \ Iri5un,.
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- r. MAHONY a. BRO,
M ToAs ILyO,R S

4 NNE door below Myers Hardware Store, Al
Y work entrusted to our care will be attended
to promptly made in the latest fashions and war
ranted to give entire satisfaction. Charges reas-
enable. Give us q call.
Upton, March IL, 1860. lltf.
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ANTONIO yERCIA,
.DaPbNf and naiY-DfesSer.

SIAs opened BARBER SHOP in Upton, and is now
- prepared to Shave Cut and Dress Hair, Shampoo
Ac From long experience he feek confident Of giving
satisfaction. Give him a call1st door West Of the
Union House Shop closed at A. NJ. on Sundays.
NB.-He II also prepared to do WHITEWASHING
In the - tt6see manAtr. ~ (n1xv71 4s+5
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TIE WILTON HOUSE,

Opposite THE RAILROAD DEPoT, WILTON,
~ IOWA. +. McELRoY, Proprietor. Satisfa =
hon guaranteed in all cases. Hacks leave for
Upton, Onion Grove, and other points, daily
Wilton, January lst, ls6l-s:l
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ssas~ \ gentleman recently arrived at
New York from South Carolina, while
speaking Of the danger Of negro insur-
rcctionistS in that State, related the fol
lowing:
y curious practice of the negroes in
some PORTIONS OF the State is related .-
In some districts they would st pcrnis
sion now and then to have funeral -
According to their custom they went in
the night, and taking monstrous big
colin would bury 1t IN the woods. On
one occasion the suspicion of patrol
man was aroused and he said to the party
gET' taHU uttd I;st II suv. - L. ~;.-
to make an examination, when 1t was
found that the long, yho>tly box, con tain
cd arms. The Hcgrocs belonged to one
man of the highest rank in The state, --
On another occasion, gentleman meet
ing a negro with musket in his hand,
said, "Whcrc did you get that gun =
You lay that gun down The negro re,
phed evasively, "Well, got it - and
added in suIky, low tone, 1--WE will use
gums as wei. rs y@N, by and by The
negro was shot dead a moment after these
words fell from his lips.
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The panic which seized Gen. McNow-
cWS army OIL Sunday night, brings to
mind the more frightful panic which
seized upon the rear guard and reserves
of the French army at Solterino. After
the victory had been won, and while the
Au~trians were in full retreat, body of
French horSrman sollored down to the
rear to deliver an order or to bring news
to their comrades. Som" one seeing
them coming exclaimed, "Thc AustrianS,
the Au~trians are upon US ~ Instantly
a terrific flight commenced, old and criz
ziy Zouaves mounted artillery horses, cut
them loose and golloped off In the space
of few seconds some forty thousand
men, infantry, cavalry, artillery, baggage
trains, amhulanccs, stragglers, were rush
ing and roaring down the road to Mantu;
knocking each other down, tramping the
dead and dying under their feet, anC
! hundreds falling exhausted and breathlcss
! by the wayside. In this way did whole
division Of the French army srAmprr IN
the widest confusion for .tticen milcS.-
Chicuyo YrvLune.
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TiDtOn Tannery.

H. d J. J. DAIRY would announce TO the
pubaie that they are prepared to TAN LEATH-
Err tor customers on the shares, or for pay
Tire shsst sash price viii be paid for hides.
We have fiHe assortmene of Leather on hand.
whicn We will sell low for cash, or exchange it
for hides.
Upton. August 80, 1860.
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DIR. G.. l.. CHAMBERS,

AND EON
OlEcc over N d' G. L. Chambers
--4>. old Drsg Store.
Tiptcn, June, Il. 1858. n24-tf
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SYIVANITS YATES,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, TIrToN Iowa.
WILL promptly attend to all business IN
" trusted to his care. Particular attention
paid to collections. lhitJ
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TUSTICE OF THE PEACE. and General Col
- leclng Agent. Office in the basement of the
Court House, Triton. Iowa. ap 25, '6l1
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MRS. L. s. CAMPBELL, NJ. D.,

1YlDROPATHlC PHYSICIAN respectfully
i l. offers her professional services to the citi-
xsns of OSIoS GROVE. (vSnl3:
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r. D. TURNER.
TURNER II (3VIE.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, TIPToN, Iowa. -
n once, up stairs in the Brick Building for
inery known as the store Of John L. Ray & Co.
Tipton,sJuly 2i 1851. aa .@ "a .,-~
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Pix e'S Peak

" w. HALL. having returned fro IN Pixies
II . Peak, il now prepared to do any and ALL
KINDS OF COOPERiNG and Repairing, at his
shop, south Of the Jail.
Upton, October 25th, 1850: I.43m3
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e. Il. SCOTT.
q. II. INGMAN,

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ANAMos4
"A Jones county, Iowa. (sll:y)
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J. II. LONG Il w. G. DODGE,
Physician and Surgeons,
Cedar BIufs, Covers Ferry.)
Aar.t 1cth
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-~ THOS. HANNA,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

JNUSCATINE =: IOWa.
Once, No. 2ll Second street. Particular atten
tion atyeu to Collections in Mnscatine, Louisa
Cedar, Johnson and Scott couUties--titles exam
med, taxes paid, &c.
nag II
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.sess., McsWEEN l. BASS,

A TTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
"A LAND AND COLLECTING AGENTS, DC,
TiProN. Iowa.
OFFICE Post-OtIice Building, oppos,t the
Court House.
n B.-Messrs Mes. & B. will pay tie strictest
attention to every branch of their profession.
REFERENCES: Grant & Smith Cook d Drury,
Dawson 4 True. Lane Skinner, aud Hon
Sudge Dillon, Davenport. ls:2oI
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SHOVEL PLOWS.

THE Subscriber has good supply Of Single
Double and Triple Shovel Plowa, for sale cheap
for cash. s. r. DANIELS
Upton, April 25th, 1861 I'm
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JAMES w. BAGIEY,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR
IN CHANCERY, 4 NOTARY PUBLIC;
5.mms =. .. TlrTOk, Iowa.
ns- Orricr--At the court House, in the
SheriG's Office. v5nl0.
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West Of the Court House sqaare, T1Pros, Iowa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

At a meeting Of the members of the Maynard
Rife Company, held at the office of W. X. Pos
ton, this afternoon, on motion, the name Of the
company was changed to that Of the " Memphis
Independents.
The company then resolved to leave for Co
lumbas on Monday morning at 7 O'Clock, by
railroad, and to remain there until after the con
iempiated engagement
The meeting then adjourned to meet to-mor-
row (FIiIay) az 3 o'clock, P. NJ, at The Office Of
" K Postou, where all persons who desire to
attach themselves 70 said company, and vino
can arm themselves with either breech or muz.
z'e-loading guns are requested to report them
selves. The enterprise is an Independent one.
and to bemaiutajned al the expense Of those en-
ga-iug therein. Z. 4 COLE,
Nov. q, 1861 Capt. and Chairman.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

PUBLIC DrNNER-At Mound City, Ark, for
the benefit Of a portion of Col. Tappan's regi-
ment. Capt Cmmp's company, having lost
all then clothes, camp equipments, etc,
Captain L. Cheek proposes to furnish a
sumptuous dimes at f5lound City, on Sat
mlay, the 23d lust, the gross proceeds Of
which viii be applied to the benefit of said com
pany. Also, the gross earnings Of both ferry
boats for that day viii be applied to the same
purpose. Persons willing to bestow voluntary
contributions for the same object, win have an
opportunity Of doing so ON that day.
no22:2t JAMES r. BARTON, Sec.
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,Fffeyffou. .rFiIjgje,

An persons over eighteen aud under t%orty-fyC
years OF age, living west of the Pigeon Roost
road, and east Of the fernando plank road, be
longing to my company, are required to parade
on Saturday, sd November, and bringwith them
ali guns other weapons they have OF can procure
The company viii form at the head Of Vance
street Absentees will be sent for if they fail 70
attend. L2tl ED. BURKEPlcKErr, Captain.
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TI'c sEiRS..' .s,ap 81 Iss sey,y.e.

Capt w o Grain. ior a number Of yoau be-.
longing 60 the United states army. hos been
aulhora o1 by Gen Polk 70 raise a company Of
light artillery Tor immediate service The off
crm ave now actively recruiting ~ different
po.nia Lieui John w. Harris is stationed
here, TO whom ai applications fer enlistment
may b. made hppIy st his Office, No o. 'FRONT.'
Row. Hp siatfs or 20 Day d rrpodfi. No 81,
trout Row Lieut John W. Harris viii call
uppu iie citizens for money 10 aid 10 pulisipg
'u1 organizing the company nOl1-tw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Speaking # Southern manufacturss the Ieanss
Messrs. CInrk. Gregory & 90,

~ Speaking # Southern uanutactursa the Ieanes
zee Bsptist, Of n shvile, remarks:
MessFs. Clark, Gregory Il Co,
OF our city, are manufacturing valuable family medt
cines that viii, so fast as known, take the place o. al
The pills, pam killers and r. r. Relief medicines row
sold by millions in the S0ath. Aulbro.isEOH is truly
an Invaluable medicine for bruises, cur. burns. cboic,.
lux, t~oothaeha. sick headache, etc. Then painless five
er p:ns and ague pills 30 family should be without
DrrHEEIA-This horrible and dangerous disease
may be easily arrested IL taken in time, aud he patient
kept warm by repeated bathing with AmbrosiaI OIL
gargls the throat often with the OIL slightly diluted with
water and bind on a fsnne! cloth saturated with the
oil on going to bed. We are confident $40 o,ercaue
several cases in our family with HE oil alone aud DIT T.
NJ Clarks painless pfls-lreunsssee Baptist Nash
vile, Tennessee.
For sale by Potter & Ms-v.n, Mansfield & Co, Plum
mer & Gilbert, Ward & McCle.lsnd g.. ". Jones s w.
nn22dawlm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

NOBE POPULAR THAN EyER.-A. l.. An
drews d Co hold forth again this morning at
DO, s. n, nj $50 3lain street. The ladies all
say That their dress goods are most beautiful, du-
Fable and lasting. and have the merit Of being
very cheap for the times. Go with the crowd to
nEp MAIN. 4T.st
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

BiIousueEss Headache, EtC.
There has never been g cathartic medicine offered TO
tls public tlal has given such entire satisfaction as
NcLeans Universal Pills
Being entire y vegetable. they are perfectly innocent
and can be tIsen b7 the most tender infant. vet uromrt
and powerful "a .el-oFiHs al bilious secretion. add or
are the only Pills that SHOULD be used ia u.alarious az.
tIr-a
They photnce no gripping sickness or pain in Tho gtau-
eel or aHve 3 though very ective and searching in th-5.
operation. promoting bral-Iy -ecrerJns Of the liver and
kldueye WHO wis r1i-r r1u Biiousuess. Headache
and Ivul Stomach, when go cheap q remedy can be oh
tanned g Keep t-ru constantly on hand: a single doss
taken lu sea-on, NAV prevent hours. dave and months 81
sickness. Asks3r DR. J. II. McLeans Univer4sI pi1s
Take no other Being coatsd they are tasteless. Price
only - cents per box. and can De sent 81 mail IN s1v
part Of the United States.
J. Il MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
Corner Third and Pine streets. St Tonfs NJ,
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HAVING been compelled 70 suspend business for a
few d3yg. ON account of the recent fire, we hereby
uuuouuce 90 oar friends and patrons thar we shall open
out again in q few days ard resume business IS usual az
the store house Nos. 81 and 300 Main street Oel5"
Monroe. at prrsetr occupied by WIN. Park o..
We have bought CUt the entire stock OF Mes-rs PARK
4 Co. which. in addition TO fhs portion OF our stock
saved from "a fire. will be very complete. We 'hsI
rs prepared IN q very few days 10 offer Inducements TO
buyers. Me''h7o q -
- HrHu-ff Hardware nHTrnHTrH.
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SOMETHING FOR 90 IrIEs-To acrom.
modaie the gents, as well as tbc ladies', A. l.
Andrews & Co., the accommodating auctioncers.
will offer a large assortment Of coats, pants.
vests, boots. shoes, hats, caps, hosiery, ETC., otc
at evening auction sales, commencing this even.
ing az 81 o'clock, at their store, $50 Main street
Let all who want bargains, 10 the furnishing
line, be on hand this evening, al $50 Main
atrrrl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

Grand MAsQUERADE-The advertisement of
the approaching masquerade, in another column
should be read The arrangements are excel
lent. No lady can be admitted without a gen
tleman- Carriages are provided, free OF charge
for all who leave their addresses at the hall The
uum-ro u participants in the tableaux entaln-
meuts win be well prepared to take part IN the
bah and to initiate their friends into the mystery
Of assuming a character.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

~ One fine new buggy, and one fine new
carriage to be sold at auction on tomorrow, Sat
urday morning, by J. V. Gilbert q Co, At their
auction store, on the corner Of Second and Mad
ison streets. Any person in want Of q fine new
vehicle will do well to attend this sale. Also,
thirty crates OF q]ucensware to be sold at auction
at the same time and place.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

SIXTH WARD, A]TrEsTIos IAN adjourned
meeting Of he Sixth aard vii De- bold this
Fnday) evening at tae ola Christian church,
on Mulberry street between LINDEN Hud P]outotoc,
to take measures for the formation Of 70 military
company, in response 70 he call Of te Governor
Let al attend.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

OyrRrox HosPTFAL.-The treasurer OF the
Overton Hospital, W. 0. Lohand, is directed by
tbs committee to state that the committee tor the
rel;efof wounded soldiers, viii not pay any &C
count that is not made on the order Of one or
more of the committee. The committee are, ;.
P. Walker. ". y. Ferguson, Al Merrill, J. N.
Patrick, W. o. LoAand, J. G. Lonsdale, and f
II Nlnrl
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EXCITEMENT COSTfSuED -N u Cayre fo
qucsts us TO say for the benefit Of al, tlutt their
auction Of dry goods viii continue Ibis morning
It is said many let yesterday uoyu rejoicing
with their spceulatious 10 informs us their
stock is yet good, and must be- closed out.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

MILITARY ORDER.-We this morning pub
lsh a military order from Brig. Genl Carnes,
recurring tie field and company officers OF the
CITY and county regiments to meet at 10 o'clock
this morning, at Register q Co.'S store, corner
of Main and Court, on business Of Importance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

BUSINESS CHANGE-An advertisement this
morning informs the public that the well known
house Of VIM Park & Co. have sold their entire
stock Of hardware, cutlery, etc. TO Messrs.
McCombs & Co who were burned out at the
late fire. That firm adds the valuable goods
saved from their premises, and are ina condition
20 place a choice and extensive stock before their
customers
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80 EsTtTE - ElLEt

TTSE WATER POWER. on Stone river In RuLaer
Il fg-d eorury. seven miles eat Of Ngrfree+oor3, TO
-1r1t a. the turnpike. New Stone and Cedar Cam and
a5rtnaeut- ready for tie rou tructlou Of machinery. j.
ia. rare CHARGE fbat such property is offered for sale.
I will Sc Que hsf OF all of it. Aiso, my Fails three
and q half miles from TGLtEoma 0n tEe Nashville and
a. .5talooga Railroad Falls th rtytonr i7et ana esti-
rat-d at thirty tw8 horse power will sell $50 that %
man can make lly per cent. on the capital invested.
Address ]. N. W., sulphur Wells,
rrrf,-r Tenn