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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-31
E. & II. 7. ANTHONY,
MANuFAC CTURERs oFPnoToG RAPHIC
MATERIALS,
sol Broad'cay, Ne,o York.
cAYD PHOTOGRAPHS,

Our Catalogue now embraces considerably four
thousand different subjects TO which additions
.iinually being made) Of Portraits of Eminent Amtri.
cans, ctc viz 70 hnor.Gcnerals 100 Brig Generals,
2j9 Cploneis "a icutColonels, .07 other Officers 20
Navy Officers, 52j statemcn l27 Divines llB authors,
30 Artists, liz stage. l6 Prominent Women, l47 Prom.
inent Foreign Portraits.
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Boots and Shoes,

Ladies' gaitcrs toilet slippers chdrcn's CATERS and
shoes, aud n large stock to select from at all
prices. Trunks aud oil cloth satchels,
Queensware and Hardware,
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TREATMENT OF KICKING COWS.

j. c., of Norfolk, Conn, says in a lei
ter to tho Agrculturist "The following
treatment, which | have tried for some
years, has never failed to stop the evil
Put strap round the COW just in front OF
TIE bag; and buckle it rather tight. II
the COW tries TO kick, draw the strap a
little tighter. She. will never get used to
it, and it never does any Injury. She will
keep on eating as usual, but has no inci
nation to lift her feet, even to walk about"
This may answer the purpose; the exper-
iment is easily tried.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.

OF these maAufa tdre great variety, ranging in
price from 80 cents tu $50 each
oar Album, have tha reputation OF being sup rOr in
beauty aud durability to any others. The smaller
kinds ran be sent safely by mail at postage of six
cents per ~. The more expensive eau be sent by
press.
We also keep large assortmeUt of stcrcscop:s and
Stcrescnnic views. cur Catalogue Of these will b.
sent to any address on receipt Of stamp. f. II. L
Anthony Manufacturers of photographic Materials
sci Broadway. NV York
Ftlrnds or relatives of prominent military men WAL
confer favor by sending their hkenesshS to copy.
They will b. kept cmetuily and returned unniurei.
Fine Albums made order fIr congregations to pre-.
sent TO their Pastor for other purposes, with suita
be Inscriptions &c.
August -, leG3--Gm.
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$500 C.pieS Of Works Of AH,

Including reproductions uf the celebrated Engra.
wings, Paintings, Statues, &c. Catalogues sent
ceipt OF stamp. An order for dozen pictures ron
our Catalogue viii be fled receipt Of 81 co. and
mai FREQ
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NORTH CENTRAL KAiLWAE.
S,tatner Time Table.

SHatmer Time Table.
TWO TRAINS DAILY to and from the North and
West Branch f the Susquehanna, Elmira and ali OF
Northern New York.
4 N and after Monday, April Goth 1863 The Passenger
" Trains Of the North central tawGy Will arrive n:
and depart from Sunbury, Harrisburg, and baltimore
as follows, viz
sou 7 II w Al D.
Mail Train leaves sunhury daily (excepI
Sunday 1910 a. m.
" leaves Harrisburg. 10 p III.
arrives at altimOrc, 535
Express Train leaves sunbu'y daily except
-uniay) liO5 ?. m,
leaves Harrisburg { kept
Non2ay.) zoo Il. M
arrives at Baltimore daily lex
crpt Munhay, 61J
Harrisburg Accommodation leaves laris.
burg. G.30
MORT II w A D,
Mail Train leaves Baltimore daily except
sunday) aI5 a. IN.
leaves Harrisburg llj p. N.
arrives at Suubury. 4Oj "
Express Trains Baltimore daily, 9lj
arrives at Harrisburg, l.3j n
leaves Harrisburg except Monday 800
arrives at Sunbnry, 535 "
For further information apply at the Office.
|. n. uUBARRY, Supt.
Harrisburg, Aug. g, 1853.
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VENTILATION.

All public halls 81 ould be ventilated by
system that is Independent Of the action
of attendants aud the capric Of individuals
among the audience. The public begin to
understand this matlcr--it has been pois-
oned by foul air in public rooms long
enough; and the proprietors of halls and
lecture sooms, if they would consult their
pecuniary interests, will heed the reason.
able complaints of The public in regard to
the important matter of ventilation.
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cipa Of the
BLN1 tL9MToN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
The course Of Instruction embraces all the requisites
Of thorough practical busin, education, aud has
been lately extended by the init ducton of an Aciu
business Course u which tha student engages ~ the
regular routine Ot business TIA sactiOns cNcmphhtu
and fauiliariztd by means Oi surc, On when the
actual business Of buying and s ling goods is carried
on by each Student aud usinr .s Offices. viz Banks
nf Issue aud cpJsit Rail.Rp1ing aud steam Boating
Post Office, Telegraph. &c, e..
The Proprietor has spared time or expense IN ma.
king this Course the most a. 1ugh and complete OF
any presented To the .lc, aud feels fnlly as.
sured That after having been hsclr engaged IN actual
business ana having had many years experience at
teaching the SCince Uf Accounts and being aided by
full aud efficient corps Of teachers, he will be en-
bnd to make thorough aud successful graduates OF all
who may place themselves under his charge.
PENM4 NSHTPl
In this essential branch Of a busiuss education no
College offers hrttct facilities 10 the learner ]he
Spcpccran system will b. taught in all its varieties by
the most skllfu masters of the art specimens nt
Writing from this Institution have received the highest
eRcomiims from the press.
For general infnrmaon terms &c, address for COl'
lcge Monthly, which viii BE- mailed free ror spccl'
mems Of Pcnmdnship, enclose two three cent stamps.
Address u. w LOWELL, Priucipal
Owell's Commercial College, Bnghunitnn N. V.
?. S.-One Of Ritter g. Duncans No. highly hnis shed
fine, perfect point quill spnng Gold Pens, VII holder
and case, warranted for one year aud to SUIT VIII be
sent free Of charge to any one who will Tet SJ5O to
the above address.
October g. lSb3-ly.
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THE GREAT

IL III d 81 y DAl1 d "a 9 OlN AIl I
81 NEhSLI STREET, NEW NUHK;
Since its organization has crcatad It new era in the
history ui WhoesulIiug Teas IL th. country Th,v
have introduced their lrotIrus of Teas and
;, Hing them at not over two cent, 0.
Cents per pound uhOve cost, never de. g.
yiaung from The one price astct.
Another pecuIIadty Of tha Company j. that their Tea
faster not only dtv"lcs his time 10 the selection OF
their Teas as 10 quality value and Durtrror .tvIs
buyer Chnoc OIt Of III ir enormous stock such Teas
be-t adopted to hls particular wants, aud not
only this but points ont To- him the best bargains.
1t is easy to see tha inCalCuab, advantage a Tea
Buyer has III this Cstabl shmcnt over all others,
Iihr is M junpG Of Tea tha Market if his time is
valuable H. has ali the benefits Of well nrganZ ,d sys.
ten Of doing business of immense capitol of the Judge.
u"n of ssionul Tea Faster, and the knowledge
of superior salesman.
TINS rnaul all Tea buycrs- no matter if they are
thousands Of ml,s from this market topur, asc on as
good terms htr1 a. trc New York merchants
Iarti'~ can orirr Icas ANA NI b. served by us as
well ~ though lhry came h 'mSCyCS beng sure get
original packages tru wiigis ANA tuTes aud tha Teas
are NRrrantrdas represented,
We issu" a Price Iii Of the Ompanys Teas, winch
viii b. sent to all who order it comprising
HySo", lo,mg Tyson, hperim Gm,
pOscIe' Ticn"h0y 0"d Sk,R.
OOLONG, sOuCHoNG, ORANGE & HYsON PEKoE
Japan Tea Of every description, cOlored and ncolor.
ed, This list has ga h KIND at TIA divided four
Glasses naIry; Cargo hlGh Cargo, Fine, Finest that
cveri one may understand from description and the
prizes annexed that the Company are detcrmi ned to
under I'll thf whole TEA trade
We guarantee to sell all our teas at not over two
caus ~ cents per pound above cost. believing tins
I" b. attractive I" the many who have heretofore been
paying enormous profits,
GaEAT AhERlCAN TEA COMPANY,
INPlRIER- AND JUBBERs,
..,, No 81 Ncscy street, New York.
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We nave some Fel''Oio news ITO" our ,''"'
which places 1t beyond doubt 'n"' Two o. OUT
bFsyest men nave been hung by the I'"eF'i''
alter giving them a 'rlai ~ aof"IN'Asao court
martial. 1t appears that Lawrence "''II"Ii''
orion went INTO the Federal! INES ana repre-.
se'''ed hiA,ei' as belonging 70 Nos''F"n' SIAN
and visited mat oIl'efs 'of''ne"'.'">' '"''' "
complete map u 'At S"n''' III" ~ company
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CROSSING OVER QN KIRBT SMITH.
Signor Guaita's Oil Paintings.

We paid a visit the other day to Professor
Gla t&'s Gallery OF Paintings, and spent IN
hour or two in admiration OF the artistic beauty
with which he has surrounded mis- rooms
Prof. G Is az fat in his art. We do not com
pare him TO Michael Angelo or Rapheal, for
general opinion has placed those Two masters
d: tie heal but publio opinion, ei-cUmscribed
Of course, has paid . tribute 10 Prof. G.. Of
which he may well feel proud. Wehayc read
extracts from the mos, Influential and able Of
the Pres, c~olnpN!nc0ting in high terms the
tru!aialness ~nd beauty Of his pencil.
G.gnog Guait& VIII oXhibi his paintings, da7
aea night, for one week in the Baptist Church,
Commencing next Monday, tomorrow, anG
gfatai.oNbiy We solicit a liberal patronage
lie h&s labored for a long time in rerfectin,
the paintings, and labored without an income
he has chosen, as q subject, to illustrate III
SoUthern Confederacy, most of his painting
having an immediate connection with cur in
ant republic.
we nave not room to say as much sB we d.
sire upon tae merits OF the different works ,
his pencil. The States ara divided into clu
seT Of three, and The Young ladies', by whoI
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ViCksburg.

We are impatient at the dearth Of news
from tn, point, but our friends must remember
that the place is closely besieged, and really
the result is evidently raised to a question Of
reinforcement. This reinforcement we believe
Gen Johnston will afford Gen. Pcmberton in
sufficient time. Certain do we feel that Grant,
however much he may have been reinforced,
will not be able to take the place by assault.
While he awaits the slow process of a regular
siege Johnston will be working in his rear.
Surely every assistance that is possible will be
Afforded Johnston, for the importance of
Vicksbare is beyond calculation. 1t is the
Sevast9poi Of the Western Hemisphere, and
no wonder We are rcveri.h to hear from there.
Eu. the result must soon be known. Hope
and fear viii no longer war against each other.
Heaven grant orr belief may be realized.
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For Congress.

nA. We are authorized to announce WIN
G. SWAN as a candidate for re, election ;,
Congress from the ID Congressional District
jell-tde,
nSAlp The friends Of Col. PETER rup.
NEY feel authorized to announce his mama a,
O. candidate for Congress in the Third D;a,r;c,
as they see his name announced in otho,
papers throughout the District. ielO.dte
We are authorized to announce Hon. A q
P. NICHOLSON a candidate for Congra.,
from the 9th District Of Tennessee. EIpSti"~
first Thursday in August next. mv2G.tss
neAp We are authorized to announce T.
DuPREE, as q candidate TO represent me
Eleventh Congressional District of Tennessee
Memphis District, in the next Confederate
00hgress' je2tde
neA- We are authorized to announce Hon
THOMAS MENNEES as a candidate for rs'
election to Congress from the Eighth Coneres.
Sional District. iegtda
es5' We are authorized 10 announce Hon. T
D =. ATKINS as a candidate for re-eIection
to Congress from the Ninth Congressional Dis.
tFlct je6tde.
gG35' We are authorized to announce Ho,
DAVID VI CUKklN as a candidate for "a.
election from the Eleventh Congressional Dis
tF'ct' jeGtde.
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represented, form . bright galaxy OF stars
The grouping Is very artistic--the accessories
Of the pictures being happily chosen delines'
lions of life On the Southern plantations. Jus
tee, and Liberty, President Dapis on horseback
surrounded BY his guards, and the paintings
Of Washington, Lafayette, and Jackson, are
beautiful specimens Of the most beautiful Of
al arts.
But the Battle OF Manassas will be admired
by also true, so exciting. In viewing we
imagine we hear the boom of cannon and see
the writhing of the wounded. Equally forci-
bic upon the imagination is impressed the rout
Of the boastful villains who marched forth TO
defeat the brave Beauregard.
: But we cannot sp' re room to speak at length
of the different pictures which will be exhibit
cd. Some other time We will do so.
Let us add that We have every evidence that
Prof. G.'s heart is with the South in her strug-
gle for independence. If we did not think SO,
we would be the last to give him aid. But he
is recommended by our highest State official TO
the lamented a. S. Johnston as q man desiring
to aid the Southern cause, He gave exhibi-
tions in Nashville for the benefit Of our sol
diors, and r~etreatcd from that place before its
surrender to the foe. Now, he asks a benefit
for himself. We recommend a liberal patron
age because of the merit Of the artist and the
merit Of his paintings.
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LAND FOR SALE,

I WISH"IO SELL MY LAND, CON.
sisting Of A. acres, 4 miles north OF Wiucbes-
ter and ! from Ala$onia. 1t is situated in Is
good neighborhood, convenient to churches
schools, with good water-both for stock and
family use. There is about 200 acres blazed,
the balance in timber. TolerabIe good build.
ings on The place, and in a healthy location,
all Of which can be had on reasonable terms.
For further particulars cal! on the subscriber,
on the premises.
Mavl9-3w.& JOHN w. MARTIN, JR.
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TAKEN UP,

BY BENJAMIN WARREN, IN LIN
coin county, and confined in Jail in Franklin
county, Tennessee, 4 ne 70 boy, who says his
name is ALFRED, and that he belongs to
VIM. Crageler, # Cherokee county, Ala.
Said boy is black and 6 feet high. There are
also two other boys--one o brother Of the above
named--fron the same place. The owner is
requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges, and take them out Of jail.
jell-tf j. ". CUSTER, Sheriff.
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mshp TIE manner ia which the Yankee
Governmest has determined to pay its negro
soldiers Is worthy its financial fame. Banks
orders at New Orleans ~recites that they are to
be paid according to the value of their SER
vioe!' This puts the whole thing in the
hands of the Yankees. as the negroes are very
sure to render no service that will more than
cover their ratlons.
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WHERE'S YOUR HIDES

WILLIAM s.. CREDIBLE STILL CON
tinues to tan Hides into Sole Leather at %
cents per pound, and into Upper Leather for
40 cents per pound Small Calf skins, Sheep,
Dog. and other skins, charged by the size. l
will give Spun Thread, Leather and Money
for Tan bark within ten miles Of my lanyard,
situated near Bowlihs' distillery, two miles
north of Salem and ten miles from Winchester.
J~unelQ-d2wt W. s, CRlDDLE.
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RAGS! RAGS! RAGS.

WE WANT AS MANY RAGS AS WE
can get, and will pay the highest market price
for them. Let every one who reads This send
us what he or she may have. Unless we Gun
get rags we can get no paper.
Send to the Bulletin all the cotton rags YOU
csn get. a liberal bonus will be paid any one
who will take the trouble to get us W Il barge
lot Five cents per pound given, if delivered
IN Winchester. apr8-tl.
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R&Y' We do think persons ought not
to be allowed to cross our lines into
the cucmy's lines. We have noticed
tor many months past that nearly all
the Information the Yam oes receive
is from non cOmbatants who soiourn a
while within our lines and thon return
to the Yankee lines.
We copy the following from the
Baltimore Gazette Of the 9TH instant ::
A Gentleman who is known here,
and whose statements are regarded us
reliable, has just reached cur liues from
TulIahoma. He says there are not
more than two regiments at that place,
and that the enemy has thrown all his
Qualifications forward to ShelbyvilIe,
Beech Grove, and other points on our
immediate front.
Now, this person, to whom allusion
is made, may be Southern man at
heart, but he has certainly betrayed
the South unwlllingly, to say the least,
He has told the truth in regard to the
number Of forces at Tullahoma, q state.
ment which every paper in the South
has RETAINED from making, because it
might have given the enemy intormA
ton as to tho protection ve have in
our But our military authorities
will allow men and women to pass our
lines and detail information which the
much abused newspaper dare not pub
Iish in order TO satisfy the inordinato
d sire OF the public for news. We
don't care how much Southern talk
these persons may indulge in, the very
fact that they want TO get within the
enemy's lines is sufficient to make us
doubt them. Southern people are not
allowed any liberty there, and it Seems
strange they should have such desire
But some want to run the blockade
TO bring out goods. Thon the question
arises that if they will play the hypo.
crit-that is pretend to be Union ii
order to make dimes and dollars, would
they not betray the South We think
in most cases, that they would.
We say, lot none 90.
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TAILOR'S NOTICE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CoM.ty.

-JH2EI20ga t0NNEy.
TWO RUNAWAY SLAVES WERE
committed TO the Jail Of sa d county, on the
4th day Of May, OF the following description,
to-wit. One about nineteen and the other
about twenty years of age, each about 5 feet 4
inches high, OF black complexion, beth say
their names are JOHN, and report themselves
to belong, one TO Jinason Dean, OF Rutherford
county, Tenn, the other to DR.. Edward Dun
rahoo, Of Lebanon, Tenn. The owners are
directed to come forward, prove their property
and pay charges, and take them away, or they
will be dealt WITH as the law directs. This
May 2Sth, 1865, Z. II. CLEMMONS,
iel0.d3m. Jailor.
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A USEFUL SHOP.

AT THE SHOP # the undersigned, nca.
Harmony Church in the d District Of Frank
lin county, will be filled promptly all order.
for Wagon or Buggy work, P,ougI Stocks and
Cabinet work, (such as lire and ordinary Cot.
fins, Wash Boards, DC. and indeed any wood
work. Cheap for cash is my motto. GiVomc
u call.
my23-1m# j. L. BEAVER
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STOLEN.

FROM THE RACK. BACK OF THE
Bulletin Office, on the 9th instant, a dark bay
HORSE about is hands high, 5 or + years
old, with his right hip knocked down y little,
Has some saddle marks on his back Had on
a citizens saddle. | will give So for the de.
Spri5gs s. in n"t this ls's county IN w., or 10 " ". J. Slater,
Winchester, ANY information that Will lead
t. his recovery literally paid for.
jelI-dlwx II. W. FARISS.
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pa The New York Herald saws :

49, ~ s.aA.
"The platform Of he Democracy in
the Presidential camraign OF 1864 will
be peace, and WHAT'S more, the candi-
date will be elected, no matter who he
is, the principle controlling all other
considerations. The new President,
whatever might have been his antece.
dents or opinions, will, upon assuming
office, be compelled to suspend the
operations of the war, proclaim an ar
mistice, and propose a Convention of
all the States"
If the editor lives to see "a conven-
ton of alI the States" he will be old
enough to be grcat,graad, father to Me-.
thuselah.
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E&B" The latest news from Vicks.
burg shows that the Investment is quito
complete. Tho lires Of the enemy oc
cupy a convex position. A want OF
necessity compols this. There ia said
to be a largo spring four miles west of
tho Big, Black bridge, to which the
Fedorals have fallen back. It's sup.
ply Of water is represented as being
good.
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WOOL CARDING.

FOR the information Of customers the un-
dersigned states his prices for cardlng are as
follows; For white, 90 cents per pound; Tor
mixed As cents, and he warrants it shall Dc
we'll done. Wool must be brought in good
order. W. N. TIT,
Upton Mills, near Winchester,
May 5-d2m.
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Personal. - Our office was greeted las.
evening with the presence Of Captain s L.
Gannoway-" Gid Gan our late associate.
He looks as lively and noble as ever. Long
life to him, and may he soon be able to join
his family from whom he has so long been
separated.
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$50 REWARD

FOR MY Fully, AND $25 FOR THE
rogue that stole her. She is a little down in
her right hip, white name and tail-mane a
little worn by a yoke. She is aboutl4! hands
high, and c!aybank color.
JOSHUA GORE.
Jsne7-Gt
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NoT1Cr-We may be necessarily absent a
good portion of the next month In our alb
8enco Mr.. John Lowry, Of cur Office, will re-
ceiye al dues to US for job work or subscrip-
ton,
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HORSE FOR SALE.

\ FINE, dycar old Bay Horse, in good
order, suitable Tor Caval y, can be had by ap
plying At the Bulletin " Office. A cavalry
saddle viii be sold with him II wanted,
May2U-dtf.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-14

pD~ We are indebted to q clever
friend, who always seems anxious to
aid tho Bulletin, for Il copy Of tho
Nashville Union of the 9th, but got it
too late to extract anything from it
for this Issue. However, . synopsis
Of its kilograms WAS published in Il Q
Bulletin yesterday.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-14

Gov, II. 8. FooTE.-This distinguish.
ed and earned memb,r Of Cong, ess
arrived il u town last evening We
are glad to see him looking well.
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MUSTER ROLLS,

Beautifully printed and for sale at the Bull,
LETlN OFFICE. junCIu
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Day Each subscriber to the Bulletin is re-
TO aid Us in extending our circulation
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RELIGIoUs SERVICE The Rev. Mr.. Hunt
will preach at the Episcopal Church, to-day,
at l03 A. NJ, and A. P NJ.
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DESCRIPTIVE LISTS,

Neatly printed and for sale At the BU L.
LETIN OFFICE. junclO
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The friends of JAS. K SHOOK feel author.
lied TO announce his name as u candidate to
represent Franklin county in the lower branch
OF the next Legislature. myl5-td
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JUST PUBLISHED,
NOTICE.

S. A. handy, Winchester, Tenn, and
JAMES j. PRYOR, Atlanta, Ga, are au'
thorized TO receive and receipt for Ill claims
due lrby Morgan g. Co., Nashville, Ten
All persons indebted to said firm will please
call and settle their Indebtedness.
mar24-tf IRBY MORGAN & co.