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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR
N sALE-Having determined to give up farming, I
offer for sale my tract Of land known the VAUGHAN
WILLIE PLACE, hve miles north of Chappes Depot con-
tanning st6 sncs- There the paoe two splendid
Dwelling Houses one containing eleven and
places; the other siI rooms; good storehouse newly
fitted The stand Ia bes in the District for
business There are eight framed Negro Houses, with
and all necessary outbuidings.
viii sen. with the place, all the Corn. Fodder. &c.
Farming Implements Wagons and Harness- Also, about
forty head of fattoung Hogs. stock Hogs Cattle
The above property can be treated for at private
until the 18th day Of December next
Torms-One-hah cash; the balance on ono and two
years. credit A M sMITT
November
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CHI A r L E. s. TON
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 9, 1896.

WE PUBLISH to-day, on our inner pages, n
variety of interesting matter, including most
useful article on the English commercial
agency known as "LLoYD's."
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HOTELS.
PLAHTERs' HOTEL.
CORNER QUEEN AND 0HURcH SIS, CHARLES.


CORNER QUEEN AND 0HURcH .Sfs, CHARLES.
w & }. D. DENNIS. PRoPRIRTons.
HNHlS SPLEND1D HOTEL WILL BE OPENED ON
tom Il has boon romodelled and refurnshed through
out. This Hotel contains ovor ono hundred rooms
which Will bo reserved chiefly for the travoers
and uanHient guoss Competent assistants have been
secured m ovory department. and evory attention win be
PAID 70 insure comfort to their customers aoopno
rooms are airy and clean Tho rostaurant win bo sup.
DO always rdy to ntend oaoh arrival and departure Of
eaina @ Tho Travelling public, transient visitors and
others, will find In 1t all tho lururiea Of frstclaas
house. combined with the comforts Of homo. The loco
don fs finely adapted for business mon and trnyeers
NO pains or expense will be spared to gyo entire salts
faction. wfm2mo Roptombor 10 .
WINYAH HOUSE, GDORGETOwN, 8. G.
VWE SUBSCRIBER, LATE OF CHARLESTON BEas
to inform tho travelling public that he has LEARED THE
ABOVE HOUSE. which ho has thoroughly repaired aud
renovated Visitors win find oil tho accommodations of
FIRST GLASS ESTABLISHMENT.
A BILLIARD SALOON and BAR stocked with Tho
BEST NEGOTIATIONS, s attached.
HARRY L. fIitRiH, PROPRIETOR.
: OStoocr ~ limo
VICTQRIA HOTEL.
e Proprietor.
VWIs HOTEL Is NOW OPENED on THE EUROPEAN
Il PLhN IL has boon remodelled and refurniahed
tnrou9hom The travelling public, transient vistors or
others viii find In IL all tho Injuries OF FIRST. GLASS
ESTABLISHMENT, combined with the comforts ef
homo. T|,- -
Tho location 10 Of tho moat airy and plcaaant for
summa Billiard Saloon for tho lovers OF fhis health.
s n eaet9So ~ aached No pans or erpenss spared to
. Nay IA ...,..... '".,'e-'D = ~.
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FU&O RENT, AN ELEGANT AND REAUTI-

THO RENT, AN ELEGANT AND BEAUTI-
= IL FULLY LOCATED RIhSIDENCE.-That largo
and commodious residence on northwest corner Of
Gadsdon and Montague steets containing ton upright
and three large attic rooms, with spacious piassas
storeroom and pantry. On the promises extern
vo stable and carago house. fine three story kitchen
ne we'll Of water, and cistern containing gallons
Tho whole property ia In perfect order the DWELL
ing has been recently painted It hns extensive view
Of the hnrbor and is in oil respects rscass residence
Apply to JAMES ADGER & co
November q
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w ED. Apply to II. W. KINSMAN,
No. 2T6 King street, up stairs,
Novenober q oYor LoYy & Alexander.
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LHOR SALE, PORTABLE STEAM EN.
IL CINE, eight horse power, IN good order. Apply to
d. ONEIIL Il SONS,
october III No. S57 King street
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TO RENT, &c.

Il situated at the corner Of WINS Court and King.
Apply on tho premises or at No S aEaD
ITO RENT, PART OF A HOUSE, CONSIST
Il ING OF thrce rooms, dressing room, kitchen and
stables, I'm the southwestern part Of the city. Rent
Office November
ITO RENT, A LARGE AND CONInIODIOUS
Rooms with Gas throughout Cistcrng and ohcr neces.
saTf s1 K;n nasnsd Sl Apply to Levy No.
NovcmbcrD finw3
nELLh TORRES STEAM SAW MILL.--
~ TO Rent Lease all that fine MILL at the cor
nor of %Isn9g'on and Chapel SSss Apply
TsNo RENT.-TTO LARGE 'FRONT.' ROOMS,
H. in u house situated in John-streot, No. TO- near
Meetins.strCet. Apply at the house.
Novcmbor8 2H
TT1O RENT, IN mEETING. srUIsIsT, NEAR
Il Broad, part OF !. nousc consisting of avo rooms
ono parlor two bodroons. kitchen ind servants
Apply Mt THIS OFFICE. November
THO RENT, STORE NO. I53 EAST BAY, BE-
ING one Of the most desirable locations In the city
for business. Apply mt W. b. CoRWlN CO.,
NovomborS No 900 King street.
TsOR TsENT.-FOR RENT, A LARGE AND
II very dcerable OFFICE over Banking House of p
H. Koglor No 10 Brosd-street. Apply TO P. II. KEGLER
ITO RENT.-TIIE THREE STORY BRICK
- RESiDENCE ;S,ll eoa side Of Meengstroo and ono
aoor south OF Georgesrcet Ia in thorough repair and
has been newly painted. October I5
ENARIS no OTENT.-TIIE TRACT OF LAND
II known ns the Washington Race Course Containing
about sixty acrcs with tho firm adjoining viii bo rente
for two years from the 1st December next.
Apply to JOHN @. COCHRAN,
November fnwB Troaalror
ITO RENT.--TIIE FINE THREE STORY
/ BRICK HOUSE, No. IA Church street, with large
cistern, pantry, &c. Apply to
JAMES wELsMAN,
october @ fmw No. 2 Church street
ITO RENT, POSSESSION GIVEN ON THE
Il 18th instant, part Of O house. consisting of three
rooms. with large pantry, double piazzas to the south
Kitchen with seeping rooms above and largo stablo t
struc.- To rospoc' blo fhnily without children the
rent will be very moleratc Apply to Courier Once.
Novcmbor5
ENOR RENT, A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
IL on Beaufain, between Rutledge and Lynch streets
containing nino upright and two Garret Rooms Cistern
Carriage House, Stablcs &C. Tho House is furnished
with Gas and several pieces Of furniture may be had
with tho House.
small HOUSE, with four Rooms, near King street
November WIZ
ITO REET-A CONVENIENT AND COnInIO-
l. DIOUS DWELLING HOUSE, two stories, with ro-
qnisite outbuidings. Tho House has eight rooms with
double pazzas to the aouth located I'm good neghbor
hood. Mt the west end Of Warren street. adjoining the
residence of L. C. Clifford, Esq There good cstorn
on the promises. Possession given Immediately. Ront
moderate. For terms, So, inquire OF
BREWSTER l. sPRATT
November WIN No. % Broad street
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COPARTNERSHIPS.
ELECTION NOTICE,


Constitution OF the state Of South csroiina. LIN the
their different precnsts between the hours Of A NJ
aP M, for tho oloOton Of ONE REPRESENTATIVE for
place Of F. D. Richardson, Esq, he having accepted
o ths .so once : I'm on the the close Of the
clarod.
Ward No. at the City Han.
Ward No. Q at the Courthouse
ward No. 8 tsecond PoIi at Paimetto Engine House,
ns Ward Nc: p1rss Poll, at the Hopo Engine House.
Ward No. second Polly at the Engine House corner
of George and College streets.
ns hSass
horststreet
Ward No. at the Engine House In Columbus atreet.
Ward No. 8 at Wiley Wagon Yard, Kingstreot.
No porson qualhed to vote Rhan be permitted to vote
In moro than ono Election District and tho Managers
the following oath Il do soiemnis swear or adrm
and ng
qualtned TO vote. 30 help God" The Constitution
has attained the age Of years. and that he is
not pauper, nor commissioned oncar or private
navy the United States; he aha for two years noIt
preceding tho day Of election have bean citizen of the
who has declared bis Intentions to become SeDp Of
the United States according the Constitution and laws
for at least two next preceding the day of election
and for the last six months Of the te in tho District In
in this not oso e h Of reenes da bS
temporary absence with the intention of returnina but
ono has his homo md his family in another Stale the
preecnco OF suoh person, although continued for two
yoars In the State, gives no right 70 vote.
MANAGERS.
WARD NO. /.
CHARLES LOVE, II. ". SCHROEDER.
It. HEYWAKD THAYER
wAnD NO. q
JNo r. HoRsEY, II. BoLaER
Il II. ALBRRS.
WARD NO a-1sl POLL
~. A \
ROBERT /" n brown. ''
O. T. K RoDGERs. JAS. ". HARRISON.
SETH SPENCER.
WARD NO. <-1sr POLL.
@. W. BINaLEY, SAMUEL. WRBB
e D. WELSH.
2p POLL.
JAMES GuLHAHD, g. L. MoOWEN,
WARD no. 8.
PETER O. 9UERRY, H. T. sURAU,
LEWIS v. MARTIN
wAnp NO. Q.
n. T. BAhTLETT. '
WARD ROT.
J. T. sYMEs. IT. ANoRUM ooNDY.
L O. THARIN.
WARD no. 8.
W. W. RILEY, W. III. MOLEN,
JOS. A. TORLAY.
Novomboro CHARLES LOVE, Chairman.
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A LECTURE.

The REV. JOHN sEYs, FORMERLY MISSIONARY
to Africa will Lecture before the Y M L. A. Mt tho Jec
turo Room of tho Wentworth street Mo,hodis, (,r.n
on This Erening, at ~ O'Clock.
Almisson-25 CENTS.
by order Of B. 4. BosENAN, NJ. D.. yico preei,lcn,
j. W. WILKINSON
November 0 ~ Secretary Y. NJ L. A
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PRIVATE SALE, A STYLISH DARK
N Brown "Black Hawk" HORSE, about ak years old
For PARTICULARS apply at this Office, No. 90 COMING
STREET. October 90
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EOR SALE.

IL sound, fast and very gentle In harness or under the
saddle. Apply at MoHUNNEYs STABLES, Hasel street
November 10
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VI%OR SALH OR RENT, ONE OF THE MOST
II desirable PEws in the middle asle Of Grace Church
For terms nppy at No. 3A8 KING STREET a few doors
below Calhoun. yfinss Hovnnher
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REMOVAL.
81 go. q. WALTER Co, FACTORS AND GENERAL
VI COMMISSION MERCHANTS, have removed tbei
o1ice from North Atlantic Wharf to Adger's Wharf
November
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EVANS Ss GODBOLD.
ISACTORS AND COMMISSION MRRCHANTs HAVE
IL removed from No. 18 vanderhorst Wharf 20 the
corner OF East Bay and Frasere South up sairs
over the store Of Messrs. THOMPSON BROS.
October az
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VyANTYD, A GOOD SETTLED WOMAN
w to cook and wush Ono without any incurnbrnn-
cos will lind good homo. Apply at THIS OFFICE.
November 8 hn2
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DISCEAARaBD SOLDIERS.
90 Al, sc. soLD1ERs WHO EN-
served two or throo years, discharged
eonnt OF wounds and tho Widows children paronts
such eoldfern who died In sorytoe,
OAN NOW OBTAIN ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS AD-
=. OPTIONAL BOUNTY AND A PENSION.
An vIdowa drawing ponRons entitled To In
croaso OF two dollars per month for each child.
nave received official forra md Instruction. and
sottlo theso claims without delay claimants VIII ua Mt
once- No foes required In advnnco.
Pereons rolding at distance havo the necessary
+ Address r.. HURLEY, :
U,H, Moo0sod Claim Agent
..,- no. 100 Nesting street.
o5.abere % .4 s, .t5 4! -. -. limo
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WANTS.

VTTANTED, AT MRS. q. j. COTCIlETT,s
w Emporium Of Fashions, No. 263 King street. two
competent DRESSMAKERS. Mono but those fully oom-
petent mood apply. 2 November O
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REMOVAL.
TUTHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS TO NFORM HB FRIFNDs
IL that ho has removed his ofioo from No. o. East Day
70 BOYCE 90. 3 WHARF, whore he will continue tho
FACTORAGB AND COMMISSION BU4INESS.
October 10 fmw13 JAB G. MOFPBPT
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VTTANTED TO RENT, A HOUSE, FURNISH.
wv ED OR PARTLY FURNISHED, In O central loca-
ton for immediate possession, by tho year. for which
liberal rent will be paid. Address "E Key Box No
10. Il. o. Wigs November
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REMOVALS.

DIR. DeSAU9SURH
III AS REMOVED HIS RESIDENCE AND OFFICE TO
IL No. 191 MEBTIEG-STREEsT, ono door below
Wentworth-street invite October 16
REMOVAL.
WTM. N. PELOT, AUCTIONRRR COMMISSION
w MERCHANT, REAL, ESTATE and LAND AGENT
has removed his ofice to the Charleston Commercial
College, No. asa tin tho bend) KING STREET.
November 8
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ITO RENT.-A FINE BUSINESS STAND,
Il situated at tho corner Of Wins Court and King,
street Apply on tho premises at No. 10 REID
STREET 2+ November
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SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, &c

REV. DIR. LORDS
PoARDINd AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
will be opened again for tho reception of pups ON tSt
lat Of October next All the branches Of liberal and
polite education arc taught Tho junior pupils form
separate department. and receive particular attenH
August IL
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THO RENT, STORE NO. 153 EAST BAY, BE-
IL ING one Of the most desirable locations in the city
for business. Apply mt w. b. CORwIN & CO.,
November No. 200 King street.
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BOARDING.

DRIVATE BOARD.-FAnIILIISS. SINGIE
Il Gentlemen and Day Boardors can DO accommodated
at No. 66 KING STREET, between Broad and Tradd
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ITO RENT, n MEETING: STREIGT, NEAR
Il Broad, part Oh Iiouso, consisting of five rooms
parlor, two bor rooms kitchen nnd servants room
Apply Mt THIS OFFICE. November 4
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CHARLESTON FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
A N EXTRA MEETING OF YOUR COMPANY WILL
"A DC held 1hfs friday Ercning, Noyombnr 9th, ut
I O'Clock punctuRl attendance is requested us busi.
ness Of importance will be submitted for consideration
By order of tho President g. BENTSCHNER
- Secretary Charleston Fire Engine Company.
Novombcr9
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YOUNG AMERICA FIRE ENGINE COM
PhNY.
A TTEND AN EXTRA MEETING OF YOUR COM
n PANY on To-Aorro,o tSaturday) Epeni,g at Market
Hail. OF O'Clock precisely. full attendance La dosrod
by order. W. w HART
Noycmbcr9 Secretary Y, A. L, T.. Co,
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HtABINETAIAKEItS WANTED AT MACK
" EY & BAKERS Furniture warerooms, AdQer Build
ing, corner OF King and Market streets.
November
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE LIFE ANN
| IA. CAMPAIGNS OFGENERAL (SrONEWALL) JACK.
Son, by Professor Il. L. Dabnoy, DID,, Of Virginia
Tho Standard biography Of the Immortal Hero The
only edition authorized by his widow and published for
her pecuniary benoft Tho author q personal friend
and Chief Of Sta OF tho Christian soldier We want an
Agent In every county Send for circulars and see our
| terms, and what tho Pross says cf the work.
Address NATIONAL, PUBLISHING CO.
Corner 7th and Min sr.ots, Richmond, va
october I'D .1mos
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"GTT 1T HI.o

4 rural belle in that part of Kentucky
known as Jacllson's Purchase, " who aspire
to the leadership Of fashion in her neighbors
hood, sent the following order to her friend
sARY JANE" at Paducah The purchase
was made and sent to "SILvY KArL1r," by
the hands of the returning "RUBE"
DEER sARY JANE :-rube is goin start
2 toun morrer An es have Got the Kop-
eras Pees out nv the lume thot Wood
Rite b4 he Lef sune in the mornin which
have got Git up erly and Git his Brekfas 2
tel u to Sci the clooth Fur wat it viii fetch
an Menny Long da hav Sot Over that
lume ur Swap it Sum of them sto keepers
for tiltin hup which ar gettin fashunable
out Hear rube bot Buk with Hole passeI
Nv Picters With Wimin a waukin Roun
Kaul goodies ladies Buk weren tiltin hups u
no unkel iseks spekled hefer he swoped the
rale Timber fur mary lisa got roun Him
sci 1t which he Civ her the munney and
Strate she went an bot hur a titin hup which
she wares ii Nv sundays and Looks Spakin
, church which is klose our house evry
FOthe sabbath Wind and Weather permitten
which the preecher Eats dinner at owrhouse
Givs out Regler Kun rane Kun Shine be
sho an Bi the hup what mummy is Lef Over
Pa rubes Ferrig an don't want it cum
out nv mi mummy hav wurkt hard Up late
NV Mites But rubes Sez it Shell yoose trooly
sllvy katlit and be sho an get The hup hi
up tilter An sum red strings fur mi Shose
which traks tenshun 2 the hup NV sundays
git it Hi"
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nLoonsHEn IN MEMPHIS.

The Memphis AralaRehc, closing an arti-
Gle on the carnival Of crime in that city,
says:
"We will now close this article by stating
that not in the wide world is there as much
shooting, stabbing and killing, as in Shelby
county, when we take into consideration the
intelligence Of the community. Night after
night ailrays occur; men are shot within a
few wards Of our Office; bullets are fired into
windows-and it is damn you click bang /!
I'm shot,-nightly, from one end Of the city
TO the other. One Of the most astonishing
features in this revelry Of blood is the non
chalance Of the participants. They so for
one another" like men at a rowing match.
While wrestling, two persons became en-
gagged in a difficulty under our window,
some nights ago. One made at the other
with knife, who replied with a shot, and
exclaimed, I've killed him ~ " You are
a liarr' says the individual hit while he
had hole in him you could put your thumb
in. The city is mad crime is epidemic
and the poisonous elements conist in the evil
practice Of carrying weapons
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THE RADICAL PLOT.
Fr m the PhAadelphia Age.l ]

FIR, m the Philadelphia Age
Ii is now openly announced by the Radi-
Gals that if the Conservatives carry Mary
land at the approaching election, and thereby
secure a majority of Congressman and
United States Senator, the majority in Con-
gress will not admit these chosen Represen-
tatives of a sovereign State 10 their seats in
that body. No matter what may be the vote
east for the Conservative party-nO matter
how positively the popular vote may declare
in favor Of the true friends of the Union
and the Conslitution-nO one elected in
Maryland is TO be permitted to represent
the will Of the majority, who is opposed TO
the mad and reasonable schemes of the
Congressional iunto. Having failed to ex-
cite new rebellion, and not succeeding in
their wicked desire 10 "drench the streets of
Baltimore with blood" The Rapicals in
tend TO transfer their iactious opposition to
the laws from Maryland TO Washington, and
they now propose TO exclude from Congress
the legally-elected Representatives of a State
that was never out Of the Union. This is no
idle threat on the part Of the destructives.
They turned out of the Senate the Hon.
JoHN =. STOCKTON, legally elected from
New jersey, and committed a number of
similar outrages in the House Of Representa-
tives. In their lust for power they hesitate
at no wrong and they will not stop at any
crooked path which leads 10 the cOnsumma-
ton lhey devoutly seek.
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4 Observation-Disclosures SCoUNpREL
some time ago we asked for information
about one Of the Torch-and-Turpentine
troupe, Or RANDOLPH. The ThibOdaux
S.Atiad replies;
"We are told that DR.. RANDOLPH came TO
I.agourche in the winter Of 1868; married
here a respectable quadroon 10y the name Of
JANE McMAsTER some eight months ago.
Ailer two months Of marriage he shameiully
abandoned his wife, leaving her in desti-
tute interesting condition. and he has gone
from our parish, We hope never to return"
This is the fellow who about two months
since begged US to write kind word, which
we did, Of the colered schools which he
claimed to represent in New Orleans. He
showed us a subscription Of $500 from the
President and 5000 from Gen. GRANT for
the same object, and denounced the Radicals
for mixing up politics with the negro. He
Is ft companion for BRowNLow, Butler,
HUNSIcUTT and HAMILroN.-Aer lork
krurcSg.
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CONSOIInATI0N

UNHE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIIE TENNESSEE
L and Alabama, Central, Southern aud Tenpes-
see and Alabama Central Railroad Companies are
noiided that the Directors Of these COMPANIES
having aGreed upon terms Of Consolidation. mn.
der the name aud style Of Nashville and Decatur
Railroad Company an election will be held al
Columbia, Tennessee. on WEDNESDAY, the glst
Of November. for fifteen Directors. In said Nash
willie and Decatur Railroad Company
oet23-4t JNO. BAIRD Secretarv
The Review. Franklin; Herald and 6aEette
Columbia; Pulaski Citizen. Pulaski: Athens Post
Athens Huntsville Independent, Huntsville, will
please copy.
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N OTTO e.

FTIIE SUBSCRIBERS FOR STOCK rs TIE
McfsaVOek and Mt Vernon fGorsc
Railroad Company. are hereby notified that
the calls for the balance Of their subscriptions
bic a. follows:
% per cent on the lst Of October next.
% per cent. oa the 18th of October next.
- per cent. on the lsf u N0Fefnbcr ncHt.
- per cent on the 18th November next.
r. r. CHEATuAM, Sec'y.
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TENNESSEE AND PACIFIC
RAILROAD.

OFFicE TENNESSEE AND Pacific r. r. CouPaNY.1
NASHVILLE, August =. 1866,
p Union street.
4 Preliminary Survey, with instruments, on
that portion of the road which is between the
cities OF Nashville and Knoxville. Tennessee.
Inc road must besurveyed on two lines and the
report must embrace all necessary information in
regard to the character ofthe country its resources
tne distances intervening, grades and distractions
the cost OF construction and be accompanied By
plans and profile views Of the several routes.
The Engineers must state the suns forWhich the
work VIII be constructed and all proposals must
be filed at the Office by the first Of Oetaber
J. ID. B. DEBOW, President.
JOHN kRENAN, Chlnn Ex. Com.
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WANTED----AGENTS.

- r6 To TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
- ~ per Month. Agents wanted 20 sell the
celebrated Common Sense Family
Sewing Machines PRICE, SIS The
Machine will stitch, hem, FELL tuck. bind. braid,
and cmbroidcr. The cloth cannot be pulled apart,
even after every third stitch Is cut. Every Ma
chine warranted for three years. Services Of dis
ablcd Coniederates especially desired These
Machines sell wcll in connection with Books but
pay a much larger per cent. For terms. address
rs at Franklin. Simpson county, Kentucky.
$. NJ. TeLINER q Co,
Gcnl Agents for the South
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A PAIR Of lovers fleeing from stern and
cruel parents were married in the cars near
St. Louis the other day. Papa telegraphed
TO the conductor 10 send his daughter back, "
but he ielegraphed back, "neyer return fair
on this road