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SHIPPING.

SHIPPING.
Tor BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
It n BOSTON. -POWHATAN Has07 a
WEEKLY MNE.-Leaves Richmond @7ZzzM
every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY. Leaves Bal
timore every WEDNESDAY and
TRAyERs, will leave here at Q o'clock A. ID. Sun
DAY.
Freight received FRIDAY and up to 8 O'Clock
p. NJ. SATURDAY.
This steamer has splendid saloons, state-rooms,
and passenger accommodations.
Passage, meals included, So.
For freight or passage appiyto ~
ID. & w. CURR1E, .
office at Charles T. Workman B Co.'S.
no 16-2t Fifteenth street.
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H. vour friends and admirers.
BALLARD HOUSE, November 10, 1854

BALLARD HOUSE, November 10, 1860.
.Messrs, Joseph Mayo, DR.. James BeaIs, G. n.
Myers, T.. Ballard, and others:
Gentlemen jim reply to your favor just received,
allow me TO return my most cordial and grateful
thanks, not only for this last mark Of your esteem,
but for the very ~fattering manner IN which. the
public of this city have received me after so long
An absence from their midst. Permit me to name
WEDNESDAY EVENING, November 2lst, as q nt.
ting time for the consummation Of your kind inten.
tons, on which occasion Flotow's opera Of
UMERTHA" will be presented for the first time
this season and with q fervent wish for the pros.
perity OF Richmond and Its inhabitants, to sub.
scribe myself
Yours and the public's servant,
M n CAROLINE III. RlCHlNG1.
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HORSES, BEEF AND STOCK CAT.

HORSES, BEEF AND STOCK CAT.
Title, HOGS, SHEEP, CROPS, &c. Fog
SALE.-HaviDg determined to abandoned farmirs
except on q very reduced scale, ! will, on THUS
"a the 2ed instant, AZ my restcence, near Lock
NO. II, on the canal, IN Gooeh,and county, selltt.
hogs, and sheep, some farming implements, gt.
set Of blacksmiths' tools, a portion Of tho crop,
&c. Among the articles to be sold are some exec
lent work, riding, and harness horses ssyeral,-.
perior colts, Of one, two, and three year old bnt
and stock cattle, including work oxen, milch cow.
. very superior young bull, brood sows and o'hg
stock hogs, some fat mutton 4 spring wagon, s.
TERMS A credit OF six months will be given 4,
sums Of twenty dollars and upwards, on bou4,
with approved security, but cash safes are rr. g..
red, and for such payment a liberal dise"unt vi.
be allowed. MAkTlS JAMES.
A. NJ. HAMILTON. Auctioneer.
=. S.-If Thursday should be too nclemsntD
proceed with the sale, 1t will go on the next 'grI.
Bile day. NJ le-N'
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By Grubbs & Williams. Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eley enth streets.
VERY yALUABLE LOTS. ON TIL

VERY VALUABLE LOTS, on THE
SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL BkTWtll
EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS, FOR SALGAi
AUCTION b request Of the trustees 81 'ho Ger
man Lutheran Church, we will sell at auction, ai
tho premises, on TUESDAY tho 10th NoVrmb-y,
at a. o. clock p. NJ, those two beautiful Lots. -
Gated az above described, fronting together 8i-'
on Marshall street, and running back 80 feet 70 8
wide alley. IL will be sub.diyided 10 suit bidder.
These ars justly regarded as among the most ds'.'
rable lots In the city for private residences, beiDi
very convenient to the churches and the bgsiHr.'
portion Of the city, and should attract the at,enaG
Of those seeking such property.
TERMS Made known AT the time ofthe sale.
GRUBBS / WILLIAMS
no AuctionEcr.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, An~ctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh street.
VALUABLE FARM

VERY VALUABLE TTTLEFARM
Y CALLED SEVEN OAKS, or TWEyTY.FlTI
ACRES, NEAR TREE HILL, F0R SAIL AT Arc.
TION We will sell at auction, on the premi.s.
on FRIDAY the ed November, al 81 o'clock p. N
the very valuable little FARM OP Is ACREi
called Seven Oaks, near Tree Hill, and adi0ip.r ,
Captain Kennedy formerly Robert styir.J, Dr.
Banks, F. Stearns, and others.
This place Is situated on ar near the Osborn.
turnpike, within less than two miles VI the cr,.
and In full view. Its situation IL beautiful. &,
the buildings on the place have been burned.
A plat Of the land may be seen at our Office.
Terms A I sale. GRUBBS X WILLIAMS.
noT hgctiunasr
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MARRIED

At 81. Psul's church, on Thursdsy the. 18Th g
November, by Rey. Charles Minnigerode, J
OF Thomas ". MsCanss !; al Of the ely Of Rioh
mond.
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n EDLING RESPECTFULLY
II. informs his friends and the public gene
waited his SALO0N-ths Old DOMINION-on the
north side OF Broad between Third and Fourth
streets, he will be glad to welcome them to .
HOUSE. WARNING on MONDAY the lei instant,
promising an entertainment recherche In style.
no lT-2tk
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BY Harrison, Goddin h ApPerson, Auetionesr'
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
10 fine MULES,
HORSES,
70 sets HARNESS,
SPRING WAGON M

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE. W.
IN BIO sold at auction on THURSDAY, h9Tsnl"
%, 1885, at II O'Clock A. NJ, atthe late resldshe,e
Thomas N. Lsdd, deceased. ths personal pros Y
/ HORSE, / MULE, 2 cows, PkoS bagss
CARTS, Flows, HOES, WHEAT Fan, CAhrsS.
TIERS TOOLS, HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN lss'
BUGGfE6, and many other articles.
WIN. l.. COWARDIN, Adminis'fsiot
At tho same time and place will be rented rI
desirable Farm Of l3o acres, with the "-'
TraSs. IN asx NJ sals. noiLtd
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RICHMOND, November 1s, 1866.

Misc Caroline M. Richings,
Dfrectresse Of Richtngs English opera Troupe
We, the undersigned, citizens of Richmond, low
ers Of the good and beautiful In art, and admirers
ment, feel that since your advent here your
talents, energy, and culture as an arttSte, no less
than your spotless reputation as q lady. have i'm
parted an impulse to the cause OF musical educa.
ton in our midst which should not pass without
some token Of popular appreciation, beg that you
will name an evening when the people Of Rich
mond may bestow upon You q complimentary
bensft, which we have every reason to believe
will be equally substantial and worthy OF your
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By Harrison. Goddin 4 Apperson, AustioaeS''
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Asshs'


Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents
THE VERY VALUABLE FARM " "
i EIGRT HUNDRED AND FIFTY hCb,aS'ptTg
TIKI MECHANICSyILLE s"0s
MILES EAST 0P RICHMOND. FOE ssLs J.
LEASE At AUCTION; by request o. s,ISn, %
the premises, on MONDAY the i2th Ao'yypISSu''
1891, Il IL O'clock NJ, that truly valuable "a
located a. above, containing 80 aerss, ~ .ssl
500 acres are best low grounds. which . -,
will yield from two 10 four tons OF tMoan! ~ .nl
acre. The high lands are Of superior y ggsssbinoni.
equal 70 the best market lsLd 80 hss. IL WIN b.
The buildings are ample Tor ths pasiiss asr.s each.
undivided Into nine tracts 81 noouS 4 = MO l.l
There u an orchard Of I, 600 tr9es ey.h' nss,t ssa,es
bearing. Which It l. ssid win yield nsh'
pTasss on: fourth cash, balsnee At one, I've.
And three years, for bonds bearing ipsn.,l
cursd by . trust deed. II no safe can De sa Is ~:
ths ! The land Will be rented GU. Al sne,iSn u D.,
lots, Zoe . long term Of years, giving TO ,ns mi.
The privilege Of erecting. thereon suitable ~ y 4,
snS AZ the lease at thetr then valuation thus o.
ina great inducements for farmers OF iSyssS
means and persons doing business 10 hsnr q
to acquire ahomsstsad In . most desirso's 20
nap Of the properly can DO sssn At our on'''
HARRISON. ooDDIx : %APPERsos;,
P.g. We are authorised 70 offer q prirssssossf
one Of the ansst and best located lkos.i a.
0TOREo on Main aud Tenth sfeess, Ans.rSg
BRICK nK8lDEHCE on rankin street, naou
4asipnbla netwhboFbood. w.
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctionsep,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
sMALL FRAMED TFNEMENT

email FRAMED TENEMENT
y AND VACANT LOT, on MADDOX NIL, Fox
SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold 80 auction. a.
tho premises, on TUESDAY NEXT, the 10Th Sa
yember, 1883, at 1 o'clock =. ~, 4 small FRAMED
TENEMENT located a. above, now occupied a,
Barbara Berkely, adjoining the lots OF Dandna.s
Jones and Mr.. II. II. Barnes. Also, a IA'AAt
LOT adjoining, having on IL AN excellent well.
TERMS 0ne-half cash, balance at ELK nunll'
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured byi
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERsOS,
no Is Auctlon,ens.
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sa- HENRY. COALTER CABELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OFFICE: Over the National Exchange Bank,
oc FITS Richmond, Va.
ADJUSTMENTS.


NEW THEATRE.
DUFFIELD & WALDRoN. ...........MANAGERs
RICHINGS GRAND ENGLISH OPERA: The
popularity of this justly celebrated troupe Is now
fniIy established by large and select audiences.
This Saturday EVENING, November 18th, BY
general desire, will be repeated Bellinis cele-
brated opera of LA S0NNAMBuLA; presenting
Miss C. Richings, Mrs. ]. Arnold. Mrs. Boudinot,
Messrs. Castle, Campbell, and Arnold.
MISS c. RICHINGs .DlRECTREss.
W. G. DIETRICH...... MUSICAL DIRECTOR.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
BALCONY Chairs, 81. so Dress Circle and Orch estra
Seats 81; RHrauette, IS cents Family Circle, so
cents Colored Circle, IS cents Gallery, 25 cents |;
Private Boxes, $40 and $l2.' Reserved seats to be
| had at Davies Sons Musical Exchange. Tickets
for sale at the principal hotels.
Doors open at !; overture at quarter tos.
no l7-lt
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Yours and the public's servant,
ISL CAROLINE II. RICHIN09.

NF ETROPOLITAN HALL.-
dGls TS Nits Ii. a IA Mb44t GIFT spf kx lhHti!stSS
Ri.;! s RREssp%Y, Of w rs haxlsa H FAPRs DAY,
i, 5, and D. SIX SiSHTs OILY i've GRAM AN
DAY IFTERNOON at . o'clock. MASSIVE Sill.
VRR. PLATED TIA SETS and . variety Of useful
Articles. Admission, hfty cents; gallery, twenty
Ticket once open all day At the Hall. No extra
charge for secured seats. no II-H
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r ECTURE<BY THE REV. NOAH
LHUNT sCHENCK, D. D.-The Rev. Dr..
SCHRNCK viii lecture In the Lsetqrs;rooW q 3.
NIN0s, November Goth and 9sd, At. O'clock
Subject for Tussday: TALK Q
snbisct Tor Friday "soCIAL HORCEs."
TIcxHrs: Fifty cents. To be had at the book.
stores and st the door. noio-td
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EXCELLENT BUSINESS STAND
IL FOR RENT-The lower floor t2O by 90 81
feet) Of the BRICK TENEMENT on Fifteenth m
street, nearly opposite Messrs. Charles L. EIa.
Workman & Go. g, and next to Messrs. Waggoner
i Harvey, lately occupied by Messrs. Rogers, Rid
dick & Go.
at J. & A. BLAIR'S,
no lT-eod3tk lilo Main street.
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WANTED TO RENT to a good tenant
w the DWELLING-H HOUSE, with eight rooms,
on N and Thirty first streets, Church Hin; who can
also rent or cultivate on shares, as 2 market garden,
to me at my ONCE, just below the post; office;
no l3-6k J. ii. SANDS.
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by Telegraph


New YORK, JULY 20.-COttOn firm and tending
upward; 36g3S for middling, including sale at
auction for Government account OF I'D bales
Mobile Memphis Savannah and Florida, at - Tor
strictly middling; 3534 for low middling; 81 for
good OrdiUary Flour dull irregular and unset
lied. l5a2eo lower; So 95@S Is for extra state;
IS 25@6 Is sor r. IL. o.; 50 S0@l2 10 for trade
brands; CLOSING heavy at So 45g9 80 common, and
So 95@l2 30 for good to choice extra Rice -four
guoted Sc 5O67. Corn meal steady. Whisky
S1iet 81 2Oa2 Is for State and Western. Receipts
Of wheat 1900 bushels; very dull, with declining
choice No do; corn opened firm and closed
dull. $50 for unsOund new mixed Western; SIC O.
81 for sound do; 90 for Western yellow, and 70
for sound yellow Oats opened steady and closed
heavy; sales of 5000 bushels at 5Cg5l for Chlc9-
20. qfd68 for Iowa. and 5000 for Michigan. COT
fee very firm but quiet Sugar active: Cuba lO12
oil: Havana 1O14@l1H. Molasses dull, Porto
Rico 69l% Petroleum firm, 23@24 in bond for
crude, and 3S@39 for refined. Pork opened steady
and closed frmer, 81 39g3l So new mess closing
at s3l 50 cash. Beef more active and unchanged;
Bacon dull and heavy. Cut meats hrm, lS74Ce io12
for shoulders; lTg20 for hams. Lard dull ana
heavy. lSG2GA. Butter quiet, 20g3O for OHIO,
and 3StG4O for State. Cheese dull, 6gl9.
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A GEORGIA WEDDING AT THE CAPITAL
OF TESNEsEE-Reader, were you ever in
Northern Georgia--thecounty Of Murray, for
instance-Where the trees are as green as the
people they shade-where all save the snuff
chewing maids Is divine? If not, you have
something left to live for. Go and view the
people in the dark corners Of that region in
their native simplicity, and you will learn
more than a thing or two of human nature
and human ignorance They are the simple
people who never get far from home; and il
was 4 wonderful sight yesterday to witness a
stalwart son Of the mountains of Murray walk
into Squire MEACHAM's Office and ask, Can
You marry a Teller here? The worthy magis-
tlate answering in the affirmative, the next
query was; An What'll you charge a fell
lerT The Justice indicating that the fee
for the service would be left entirely to his
discretion, the Murrayite exclaimed, An
right, Squire" and left the Office, followed
by the Squire and a knot of loungers,
whose curiosity had been exhibited by the fell
lows manner and conversation. He strided
round the corner Of Cedar and into a saloon,
closely followed by the crowd. Standing
in the saloon was woman of almost equal
proportions to the man. The latter adj
dressed her with, "Well, SAL, I've got fell
Ter TO marry u.s." SAL jumping up and
throwing off her calico sun bonnet, said,
All right, BILL; hold on bit )" and walk
ing before one Of the large mirrors in the
saloon, deliberately spat upon her hands
and smoothed her somewhat tangled
locks. These arranged to her satisfac-
ton, she pulled from her pocket brass
breastpin set with piece of glass as large
as a turnip, which she fastened to her bosom.
BILL, in the mean time, getting thirsty,
wanted to know Of her if he had time to take
a drink She told him to go ahead, and he
went into about a gill of baldface, or the
baldface went into him. The drink taken
and SAL's simple toilet being performed,
with the addition of yard or two of blue
ribbon, which she had specially prepared
for the occasion, and which she pulled from
her pocket with jerk and fastened round
her neck, she exclaimed: "Come on, BILL"
and, seizing his arm, they wendell their way
to the-office Of the Justice, where they we're
made one flesh, surrounded by a highly
amused crowd of citizens who had been at
tracted thither by the report of anticipated
fun. When the ceremony was completed the
gratifed BILL forked over one dollar, law
full money ofthe realm, kissed his bride, and
they left for the hills of old Murray, blessed
with the smiles and good wishes of the nu-
merous witnesses Of their nuptials.
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COLONIAL AND IMMIGRATION SOCIETY
Agreeably to appointment, the Senate at
2 o'clock yesterday received the officers and
directors Of TIE Colonial and Immigration
Company, of which Maj. Gen. THOMAS is
President
BY request Senator Bosom explained the
object Of the Association in a brief, but elo-
quent speech, in which the advantages to the
State we're set forth. He was followed by
Senators THOMPSON, CARDIGAN, CATE and
CYPERT, all Of whom spoke in the highest
terms of the object Of the Company, and
gave many reasons for encouraging the
same. They were followed by Maj. Gen.
THOMAS, vino explained the means at
the disposal Of the Company to intro
duce colonists and laborers to develop
the heretofore hidden wealth Of the
State. lie thanked the Senate for the
courtesey extened to the officers and direct
orr, and hoped that ere long they would see
the practical working Of the Company in the
development Of the resources Of Tennessee,
the settling up of her waste lands, and the
employment Of skilled laborers in every
branch Of agriculture throughout the limits
Of the State.
This is not political organization, but one
in which all can join, the great, grand object
being the improvement Of our own lands
and the development Of our inexhaustable
mineral wealth, which is unsurpassed by any
State in the Union.
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W. FREEMAN a CO..

Conn MARITAL SENTENCE Before
general Court Martial, in this city, Of which
Brovet Brigadier General w. p. CARLAN
was President, the following soldiers, mem
bers Of the 10th Regulars, were tried the
Endings Of which have been approved by
General SLOVENIAN: Private JOHN Bill
L1NGsLY. Co. q. Sd battalion, for being abb
sent without leave, TO- forfeit $40 Of his
monthly pay for the period Of six months,
and 10 be confined at hard labor for two
months fourteen days Of each month to be
solitary confinement on bread Gnd water.
Private HENRY Null, Co. ID, ID battal-
ion, for sleeping on post, 10 be confined at
hard labor for the period Of six months, the
first ten days Of each month to be solitary
confinement, and to forfeit to The United
States $40 Of his monthly pay for the same
period. The military prison, Of this city, is
named as the place Of imprisonment.
Private JoHS DoLAN, Co. ID, Sd battalion,
larceny, to be dishonorably discharged the
service Of the United States with forfeiture
Of all pay and allowances now due, or that
may become due 20 be drummed ont Of the
camp Of his regiment, and confined in the
Peuitentiary Of this State for the period Of
1up wear
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Sequel to the.Habeas Corpus
Case.
ARREsr or CAPT HEKDE.


About four o'clock yesterday morning,
Deputy Sheriff, w. c. SHAW, summoned
Capt EVERETT and Lieut.. ALEXANDER, Of
the night police with some fifteen other po-
lioemen, and proceeded to the Capitol to
execute the orders Of the Court Of the pre-
yious day. He found the front entrance
guarded by an armed negro and a white
man, who refused him admittance, giving
as an excuse for their refusal that they
we're not permitted 10 admit any one unless
il was some member Of the Legislature OF
some official connected with the Capitol.
Lieut.. ALEXANDER with some other po-
licemen, effected an entrance at a win
dow He then opened the windows by the
guarded door, admitting Sheriff SHAW and
the remainder Of the policemen, who pro-
ceeded to the room Of Capt HEYDT and ar
rested him. The body Of Representative
MAETIN, Of jackson county, was demanded,
but refused; whereupon the Sheriff went
to the room where he was in custody and in
lDIlAEA TIC man WIZ uA Nit4 ~ VI AiAiA Aiie.s
he must surrender his body at once He also
refused, but soon found that resistance would
effect nothing and quietly succumbed. Mr..
MARTIN and Capt. HEYDT we're then brought
before Judge FRAZIER, who at once dis
charged the former from custody the latter
was also discharged on payment Of costs
amounting to ten dollars.
The Judge told him that his refusal to
comply with the commands Of the court IN
der any other circumstances, would neces-
sarily have compelled him to impose fine
ofS50O and six months Imprisonment. But
as it was evident that he did not mean any
contempt toward the court but was in
fluenced to do as he had done by others who
knew bett er, he would not be severe in
bis penalty for his conduct.
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THE ALLISONs.-The withdrawal of Mr..
KIRKMAN from the well established and
popular business house Of Messrs. ALLIsONs
& KmKNrAN changes the firm name to that
Of ALLISON BROTHERS, and the business viii
hereafter be conducted under this style, at
the old stand. We refer their old customers
and the public to their advertisement in
another cslumn Of this issue. They have,
and will always keep, on hand large stocks
Of hay, corn and salt; cotton and produce
are, however, the main branches Of their
business. Their large warehouse and great
facilities for handling cotton, either for
storage, shipment or sale, enable them TO Of
Ger superior inducements TO planters and
consignors. The ALLIs0Ns are energetic,
reliable, enterprising, prompt business men;
such men as build up cities and their own
fortunes at one aud the same time-in a
word, they are merchants in the true mean
ing Of the term. We heartily commend
them 10 the confidence and patronage OF the
public.
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The Great Southern Piano
Mandatory.
WM. KN1BE DC CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL, GRAND,
SQUARE AND UPRIGHT

p I A n O >.
THESE INSTRUMENTS HAVING BEEN
i before the public for the past thirty years.
have. upon their excellence alone. attained an
UNPURCHAsED PRE-EMINENCE that prOnOunces
them unequalled. Their
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, and
fine singing quality, as well as great purity OF IN
donation and harmOniOusness throughout the en-
tire scale. Their
TOUCH
is plant and elastic, and is entirely free from the
stiffness found in so many pianos, which causes
the performer to so easily tire, In
WORK MANSIIP
they cannot be exeelled. Their action is con-
structed with a care and attention to every part
therein that chaTacterizes the finest mechanism.
None but the best seasoned material Is used IN
theirmanufacture, ard they will accept the hard
usages of the concert room with that Of the paror
on an equality-unatfected in their melody; IN
fact, they are constructed
mot FOR A YEAR-BUT FOR EVER"
All our Square Pianos have our new improved
Grand Scale and Agraife Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE EARS.
JOHN LUCK, Agent,
jy1S-8m Nashville, Tennessee.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-The following
marriage licenses were issued by the County
Court Clerk, for the week ending June 10Th,
1866:
james A. Rowland 10 Ella w. Luter.
Lester Wheeler 60 Lucreiia NJ. James.
John Myers 20 Sallie Brinkley.
Michael Maghan 20 Jane Anderson.
Nathaniel H. Young TO Margaret +. Cow
arden.
Robert W. Parrish 20 Elvira Benton.
BENJAMIN +. Sturdevant TO Georgiana
Martin
&c. Hamblen 20 Callie Mathes
William II. Lowell to Mary A Guthrie.
Berry J. Ellis 10 Nancy Nj. Faircloth.
Oval pirkey 70 Sallie j. Mcclellan.
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WARRANT A CURE,

I'm fourth of the time that it takes with th
old mode Of treatment. lu this trcatmeht Be-
medicine Is taken internally. You receive th
baths seated ON your chair. with u0 inconvenience
whatever