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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-03

TlgzETs.-All persons who desire election
tickets can get them at this Office.
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We are authorised to announce JESSE 3
FRANKLIN as Candidate for te alce % Sheriff % HaT
dsman County the ensuing March election. feblO
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-03

All winter goods at actual cost, at L. C.
Elson & Cos
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
49,, - - .. 80.

FOR SHERIFF
VIZ are authorised to announce ". w Nc
CARBEY Candidate for Sheriff Hardcmau County at
che ensuing March election feb3
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-03

Red and white Flannels at cost, at L. G.
| Elson & Cos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-02

1uirc more than 100000 cubic metres Of
earth TO be thrown into the sea. The in-
tcrmcdiatc shafts would absorb something
like 10000, 900 OF cubic metres, and the
quantity Of earth TO he eXcavated in the
submarine tunnel Of the dimensions al
ready quoted would scarcely be less than
the total Of the two quantities already
given. Add to these, however, something
like ten miles Of tunnel, on the two sides
Of the channel, required for communira-
ting on the land side, and some idea will
bc formed of the magnitude OF the under
taking. 4 boldcr flight of genius or
Imagination was perhaps never made
than that of the tower in the %uidst Of the
channel Of 666 feet in diamctcr--a funnel
wide enough to lower into the depths be-
low the Great Eastern steamship, and much
taller than the Monument. The geological
character Of the formation was carefully
examined by NJ. Gamond, and declared to
bc most favorable for the construction Of
the work. The estimated cost OF the
whole work WAS lIO,O00,OuO francs, or
rather less than I7,GOO, 900; Of this
amount the construction of the tunnel itaci!
wolld absorb IL 900 francs, the remain
der being required for the approaches,
stations, and docks. Tho whole work
would be completed in six years. We are
by no means SaLgIinc that the plan oi NJ.
Gamond will ever be carried out; but cor
,ainly the plan Of converting or island
into a peninsula by means OF 4 submarine
iSthmus is one within tho range of the
engineering science and mechanical appll-
anccs of the present day. Tie grave and
practical question, will pay!" Involves
the consideration Of other and totally diff
fcrent questions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-02

ATTEMPTED ROBBERY on THE DAEBYTowN
RoAD-A CITIZEN SERIOUSLY INJURED
About IL o'clock night before last, the
house OF Roger Mackenzie, between the
Darbytown and Charles City roads, about
five miles below the city, was entered by
three men wearing the United States uni
form and armed with muskets. They de
mandcd money Of Mr.. Mackenzie, and
threatened to kill him if he made any
noise. lie told them he had no money,
when they Knocked him down with the
butt of their muskcts, and injured him
very seriously. Mrs. Mackenzie went to
the door and gave the alarm by crying
"robbcrs" at the top Of her voice. At
this they became frightened, and ran OH
without getting any plumber. Two others
of the party were left as sentincls on the
outside of the house. The dogs gave an
alarm when they came up, and the negroes
came out, but seeing no ouc-the robbers
having sccretcd thcmsclvcS--thcy went
into their house and knew nothing of their
approach. Mr.. Mackenzie is said to be
severely injured by the blows he received
from the robbers.
1t is probable that this party was COM
posed of released conyicts, as they are
said To be operating in the country around
the city. 1t would be well for persons
living near the city to prepare themselves
TO resist their efforts at robbery and mur-
der.
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NMrSiCATED
ISSue Taken,

some one who styles himself a"CosFED very
coolly asserts that Judge CRrhP fills all the re-
puirements necessary 10 a delegate, and Mr.. Gil
AgR does not, and that there j. no comparison in
point Of ability or merit. What pity that
- CoSrEp does not declare his real name. He is
evidently an oracle lin his own opinionl, and our
people might dispense with the formality OF all
elections by simply consulting the shrine OF
/" CoSFED," and acting upon his uterances.
Many OF our citizens, old and young, however.
differ with COSFED ia totD, and think that Mr.
GILMER does possess every requirement necessary
TO represent our city creditablv. He Is young
man Of good morals, fine education, decided abili-
ties. and brilliant promise has served Virginia In
the Held and is fully able To do so in the council
A. to merit, there may be no comparison, but not
in tho sense which "CoSFED' attaches 10 the ex.
preston aud thus believing, | take issu. with
" CoSFED, deny this Wanted superiority Of
Judge CRrMr, and shall vote for Mr.. GILsER.
X. L. Il.
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luctiOu safes THiS Day.

:. G.. TARDi & co. will sell, commen-
eng al !" o'clock, At their auction house,
corner of Seventeenth and Dock streets, 4
large and varied assortment of groceries,
liquors, &c.
REGNArLT Y co. will sell 1T their store
Main street, between Eighth and Ninth
commencing at 10 o'clock, splendid va
riety of rosewood walnut, and mahogany
furniture.
l.. w. POWELL Will sell, commencing at In
O'Clock, at III. Harris X Brothers loan Of
flee, No. 1871 Main street, three thousand
dollars worth OF unrcdeemed pledges.
HARRISON, GOBDIN " APPERSON will
sell at ) O'Clock L. NJ. Il beautiful residence
in Fulton, with nearlya square of ground
,,trthpl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-02

4 BIZ THING, NOT On IcE.-Wc saw yes
tcrday at the lower market 4 watermelon
which weighed tiity-six pounds. This is
the largest which has been brought to the
CITY thi, season. II IS Il whoppcr. We
did not learn the name of the happy indi-
yidual who became the owner; but we
knew one person who wanted a slice
"mighty bad" If any of our country
friends have sent us Il melon about this
size, the boy lost his way.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-02

HEAVY RoRBERY.-Thc office OF j. X.
Page, on Governor street, was entered
night before last between and ii o'clock
and robbed OF some two thousand dollars
in registered Virginia bonds in the name OF
Virginia Burton, quantity of s per cent.
Confederate stock, draft accepted by
Cookery s. Millward of the Spotswood
House, Il crystal seal with the initials &C.
b. W." engraved on it, with massive gold
buckle attached; hair chain with gold
settings, and quantity of papers belong
ing to DR.. Page.
The office was entered by the door,
which was not broken. The drawer OF the
desk in which the stolen articles were kept
was broken open. No clue has been gotten
AS vet as to who committed the robbery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-02

BASE BALI..-Wc were misintormcd in
our notice yesterday Of the match base
ball game. The Richmond Baseball Club
having challenged the Ashby Club, the
game will take place in Ruthcrioord's field,
between Grace and Franklin streets, this
afternoon at $50 o'clock. The public are
invited TO witness it.
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
TRIRLIN SP X y q ),
NEAR STANTON, VA.

This place will be open for visitors on the FIRST
OF JULY The well known quality of the waters
makes II unnecessary tn 20 into particulars; they
arr Alum. sulphur, chalybeat". and tre"st"ns-ati
~ hand The alum water is second 10 non: known,
the sulphur il second only to the Gre"nbrier
White, and has been resortei to for than hal!
A century. The place is comfortably furnished
and the fare shall he plain, though good and sub.
stantiaI. without any attempt AT display believing
at the present time it will meet the demand Of tn"
public better to live palmer and charge less.
Terms - 80 per day, III per week, aud :'o per
month tpf tweuiy-cight days by the season.
Persons leaving Baltimore" Washington. Rich
mond or Lynchburg in the morning viii arrive at
StrbIins sprinss the same day before dark.
Is 25-aw CHESLEY KINNEY, Proprietor.
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ATTENTION, CApETs.-The cx-cadcts and
graduates OF the Virginia Military Institute
will hold meeting at Virginia Hall to-
morrow evening mt sis o'clock for the
purpose of completing their organization.
A full attendance is requested, as officers
are to be elected and other important bu-
sincss transacted.
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tCoNNrSICArBD.
Who il the Rest Judpp ,

The Constitution of Virginia says man is old
enough at twenty one to enter the House of Dele
gates.
Judge CRrNP's friends assert that at the age OF
twenty six Mr.. GrLAER Is too young.
Which is the BEST which the most impartial
iudye2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-02

THE ELECTION To-DAr.-ln pursuance
of the proclamation of Governor Pcirpolnt,
the election for a delegate to fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation 'l MI
Pcashy X. Grattan, will be held to-day.
The friends of Messrs. Crump and Gilmcr'
the opposing candidates, have been earn;
estly engaged in canvassing for them, ana
q large turnout Of voters IL expected,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-02

CoRREcTIoN.-Mr. d. 7. Williams, i'll his
remarks at the Tobacco Exchange upon
the life and character of the late Mr..
Palmer, was, by mistake in our report,
made to say that he presented the matter
to the trade in accordance with the wishes
of the family of Mr.. Palmer. What he did
SAY was, that he had no doubt that rcso-
luton on the part of the trade to attend
the funeral would be gratifying to the
lamilN
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oNNUSI SICATED. ]
(IPlRr0IIS.

Judge CKrMr, ii is said, gave three thousand dol
lars 10 the Confcderacy. Nr. GILaRR gave four
years of his life, and risked the whole. Who gave
most! Let the soldiers answer at the polls.
A ItrEp,r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-02

4 CASE OF "DIsLoyALTY."-A day or
two since, a Mr.. J. W. wilkins was arrest
ed bv the military authorities in Norfolk
for displaying Confederate flag in a
tablcau, and singing at the same time
" Furl that Banner" lie was brought to
this city and lodged in the Libby. He
was released yesterday.
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MINI SICirED.l

The Ecdlalner of Tuesday advises J Judge CgrNPs
friends 10 rush in solid phalanx to the polls and
carry them by storm. If Judge CRrYP carries the
polls by storm 1t will be the only thing he ever
carried in that way
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-02

MONEY LosT.-Attention is called to
notice in another column offering reward
of fifty dollars for = lost pOcket.book con-
tanning SIX hundred dollars,
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THANKS FOR PArERs.-To the National
Express Company; to Mcssrs. Trent,
O'Bricn, and Lewis, Southern Express.
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DOCkBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,

IL VIRGINIA.
These MINERAL WATERS haze An established
rrpnt.tion for very h h curative virtue In all tho
following classes VI disease, and ~ being an ABB
sULCTE SPECIFIC in several "f them, viz
sCRoFULA. and all the forms Of Glandulsr
p"lss. fetter. &c, CHR0NIC pIARRHEA and
DYsENTEKY, DYSPEPSIA. .BRoNGMiIlS,C CHRo;
Of the system and brokrn-d"wn states al The CON
stttuton. lo,s Of app.u,s, ard stn.rai ,L'r'.a'
tly. may br safely pronounced IL be- WITHOUT A
Known RIVAL amongst the m1n"r@! waters OF
They are especially indicated In the whole cIsss
Of ailments peculiar T. the frmal" Constitution.
vi, d"ii ,bs s-sbrasd "XATtRhLw w BRiDGE" Il
Virginia. and l. of that remarkable group ~
Mineral and Thermal Water, which have gwen
celebrity In this mountainous region.
II wifi be open to thu public on JUNE lar. The
proprietor, will spare no reasonable effort to have
ih., place c9mf@r,a.,y kTEt. kTEt.u,,.,u,,, .,.
and the BILLIARD and BOWLING SALOONS re-
stored 10 complete order. 49, .
Access from the seaboard Is by the virginia Cen.
tral railway from the North, rih Washington city
and Orange and Alexandria railroad To borion--
Vile and from the South, Z" Richmond "r Lynch-
burg To Goshen Depot, thence by stage coaches,
over smooth road, eight miles up the Valley to
tho springs.
RATES or BOARD:
By the day: :............'..'..'. 'f1'oV.
By the onth......,............... 800 per dAv.
The SPRINGS PAMPHLET, with analysis and
fall description. sent BY mail on Application to
signed. fRAHith u han potfh.
The water is bottled securely packed, and on
sale at Slo 50 per case Of one dozen half gallon
RrcKsx, Lynchbnrs C"LgNas RoD"sss, Bali.
Ing drug gists. A single box has oiten saved the
Necessity OF visit TO the Springs.
liberal d''o"" PtkcELG, stas E .Is LiDb tsfaS &co
my l5-ts General Agents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


80 PAPER.HANGINGS.
ESTAB s II ID 1917.
REGyAULT 4 co.
continue TO keep on hand full Assortment of
GILT. GILT STAMPED. VELVET. SATIN, and
PLAIN PAPER
DECORATIONS IN EVERY STYLE,
az well as wood limitations.
Rooms, halls, and passages PAPERED at short
notice and by experienced workmen, all under the
Immediate superintendenes Of Mr. JOHN +. REG
SAULT.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN GOODS,
LACE CURTAINS,
and every article in the UPHOLSTERY line al
ways on hand.
UPHOLSTERY WORK Of every description exc
cuted At short notice. jyH-9m
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THE DISPATCH,
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
DISSOLUTIONS

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNIR-
~ sIIIP.-The CO. partnsrship b. rstofors exist
j,, nnIer the anne and style of J. MfLLHfsER
MOTHER Il dissolved on account 81 the death of
i,.apb MIllhiser The name Of the hrm will only
g. Ia by fhesrnde ersignsd, surviving partner. In
i,nida,Ioo All those who are indebted to ia.
iats concern viii please settle their account. q,
-oon az possible Tho.s Gavins 1ss,n ga ne
SInscpu MiILHIsER, deceased, will present them
=, ,h. nni.r-ixuri without delay for settlement.
I" III" MOSES MlLLHIsER,
suryiying partner Of the rrm OF
] Millhiser * Brother and
Executor OF Joseph AliihiseT, deceased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-02

DISPATCH FOR THE SrEISGs.-Persons going
TO the Springs or other summer resorts can
have the DAILY DisrATcH sent them at SIXTY
cents per month. Orders left at our counting
room will receive attention.
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}y,usu AND PACkIyG TRUNKS.

"-. .-e.rIarHt al NALlSES, both sol. leather
p. a> very complete"
~. Fl" a..o a very large assortment al TIA.
f@-a.AJ BAGS. embracing most al I'll" styles and
) ....,# ~ IN use.
". g..t.atturlv invite our friends aud the rnhlIc
a... .s in. want ~ such articles, to give Us Il
#a ar. determined t. sell them GA A. r"a-
F. .#. .~ys.~ a. they can lie bought ~ thIs or any
r#er,#y PUTNEi WATTS,
eu.,rrf Nam and Thirteenth streets,
ts-t. Richmond, Va.
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ANOTHER GREAT WORK.
Proposed Tunnel of the English Channel.

No sooner does man achieve one great
undertaking than he forthwith projects
another to occupy his genius and laborS'
and swallow up his means. Some nine
wears since, the scheme for tunnelling the
English channel, 80 as 10 connect France
and England, was made public by its pro-
icctor, VI. Gamond. Since then nothing
has been said of it. Now it is again brought
forward, and We copy the following in,e-
resting article on the subject from lte
Lon,iou Roilruy Nur> of late date. Inc
distance to hc tunncllcd, including hVc
miles outside of the water on each shore,
10 give the proper grade whereby 10 ascend
,o the surface. will bc about thirty mites.
VIII this mon>trous project succeed We
are warned hv the past not to be very in
crcdulouS about the success of any scheme,
however cxtravagant il may at first appear
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-02
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AND
SAVINGS RANK
ns- DENTAL NOTICE. NITROUS OXIDE

RE- DENTAL LNOTICE.-NITROUS OXIDE
GAS.-w. LEIGH BURTON, DENTIST, having u
superior apparatus for the manufacture oi this gas
is prepared to administer it as an an4sthetic In the
EXTRACTION OF TEETH, the reby rendering the
operation absolutely painless.
As ii is highly important that the sas should 10
fresh and pure, Ineiy notice should be given "f a
desire to use IL.
OHce nd residence north hwest corner of Seventh
and Franklin streets iy 2-lmf
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC-ArGrsT
sun rises. Moon rises. 10 81
sun sets............6.57 High tide, A. -

Sun rises..........5.O3 Moon rises.........lO 81
Sun sets............6.57 High tide, A NJ. s.2s
PORT OF RICHMOND. ArGUsr l, 1855.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers A. X. Tatum.
Schooner James NJ Maloy, Russell, Boston, ice,
h. Wardwall.
Schooner independence, Cleeg, Wilson's Land
Ing, lumber, Mckowau j Curtis.
SAILED.
Steamer State of Virginia Travars Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, d. i W. Currie.
Steamer Grorsrinna, Hill, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers. J. II Freeman.
Schooner William Frayser, Applesarth, Norfolk,
light.
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rrUE "E ALLEY NIRGI y \ i"
u PrELIsHBD wsrKLY ny
GARBEk j tROt h w ELL,

SThISIbS, VA.
The pleasant bushes, relations which have
heretofore exlsted between Ririm0Ji dmi the MR.
r.tnts nfh til, Iutiy # Iuytaia have been re-
.umed under circumstance, which justify the hors
that the old order OF things will soon be restored
The VALLEY NIRGISlAS. a pap"r devoid 10
IN. interest of this Stat" j. published In staubt"D,
IN the centre oi the Valley and oi the >'3fe.
Its circulation IL large and rapidly increasing
Offering unsttrpnssti facilities To- adreIt.s The
design Of the pub Usher j. o make Il th" ncdtum
III communication Tor all who are IN any way
tcr.stri In our trade upon tn. strength 81 winch
they respectfully solicit III" patr"nag" "t the E!ch
inund merchants aud their Trends. Adtr"s,
CARRIER / CRO'kwELL.
IL prpprtrtDr..
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l.. LARuS

HO-PARTNERSIIIP.-T. L. LARUS
" &J. J. CHERRY having formed a co-parner-
ship punier the firm and styl" of LARus&t HENRY.
would beg leave Ia inform the public that they
have bough, ont the business heretofore conducted
by M.>,rs. II. i. Th"mpson y Co., on Dock street,
between Seventeenth aud Eighteenth. and are
prepared to furnish best RED and WHITE Ash
ANTHRACITE COAL. suitable Tor grAt-s stoves,
and foundry use : also best BiTuMlSOus LUMP.
AVERAGE and SMITHS coal, always a. lowest
market rates and would respectfully AK = con-
,inuauce OF the liberal patronage heLstoior. De.
slowed upon the late trm of III. ;. Thompson
Co Mr. Y. {. LARus, who occupied me same
yarl Inr min. years il with ~ AMI would be glad
Ia sre his former customer aud IA" PuhInr Ssns'
rally tIy 5i-tsl LAklS snbhnh.
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BANK op SAvtSSAH,t
HAvASHAH, GA, July .. ls66.
\ N>iGNEES' NOTICE-The under
having been appointed ASslGAEEs Of
..+ '1"1 ioI'bs pufposr of adJuhtlng and Iqui-
H., ""rar,, therefore all persons having
as@I," itiis cooperation will presen, tnsin.
.. @l. h@h-h1laers of this Bank are required 4"
u. n" stnle within six iaonths from this date
...t ~ "'.l i".e the priority granted by statute
h. ""tv Indebted VIII make Immediate payment
II. BRIGHAM,
t,. GEORGE W. DAVIS,
- '-!tn Assignees.
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CIRCUIT CorRT-JrDGE MEREDITH Pre-
s1p1NG.-ln the Circuit Court yesterday
the suit Of Bartlcttc x Robins r>. Strong
was taken up. The plaintiffs sued for
three thousand two hundred dollars, III pay
mcnt for an iron front furnished by them
to Colonel Strong for Meyers building on
Seventeenth street. \ verdict and ludg-
mcnt was rendered for the plaintiffs III the
sum sued for.
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EIRST NATIONAL BANK,
fUyITED STATES AND STATE DEPOSITORY,

a.
oyyp pooR ABuyE THfkrEssrH STREET.
Deepest, Cer,neat"' VIII b. Issued oy thls oahk.
th~ plan OF The national banks In the northern
cities. ~ ,,.,,,c -, -, r-......., NJ
~, 1. A. GLOVER, Cashier.
" X. QrAKLEs, Vice e.Presiierrt and Teller
t,,t ful
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Mayors CulRT-MAToE MAYO PRE-
SIDING - WEpNE~pAY MoRNING.-AgncS
Young, ncercS>, was arraigncd for stealing
dress from Charity Heath. The accused
had the dress in her possession, but there
being no evidence TO prove that She had
stolen ii, She was discharged, with direc
tionS to return the dress to its owner.
Robert Columbus, negro, charged with
being drunk on the street and threatening
the life Of "any other man. was sent 10
Jail in default Of surety for his future good
behavior.
Walter c. White, very bright mn-
latto, charged with throwing bottles at
William Fox and resisting Il policeman,
was required to give two hundred dollars
surety for his future good behavior.
William Moore, onc-cycd, u>cd-up-look-
ing individual, was committed III default
OF surety for being drunk OH the street
and unable 10 take care Of himself.
James \. McGcc and William y. Street,
for fighting in the street, were required to
give surety for their future good behavior.
Charles Evans and William FolkcS, ne
grocs, charged with trcSpaSSinS on the
canalboat ".John Randolph" with the in
tcntion of stealing iron, were sent on.
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.DTCATIONAL.
II I\IoN .Bl SINE"SS

Il = .rurul for vrrgI 'sufrs the Isl =.
II ,g.prt. curnrr of Jefferson.
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THEFT OF BEEr.-A fine COW, in first
rate order, was killed night before last on
the farm oil Mr.. W. +. &. Garnctt, about
= mile from the city, on the Brook road.
The hind-quartcr Of the COW was cut off
with the skin on it, apparently with an axe,
and brought away. The thief was track
cd as coming in the direction of the city.
The balance Of the carcasc was left on the
farm. Mr.. Garnctt was in the city ycStcr-
day trying to find Il clue to the perpctrator
Of the theft.
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PEACHES, ,CAMATION CHERRIES,
- i'AL APPLES In ons and two pound cans
'S''Nh5'i fresh and superior iruit--iof sale by
STEVENS X PEGRAM,
- Gil Broad street.
)OAAbES AND COSMETICS, the
Noel select ever imported for sale at
.. AEADE i BAKERS Drug store,
4! " Ninth and Franklin streets.
i UBlN'S PERFUME ERY nj tt
MEADE l. BAKER'S Drug Store.
y" Ninth and Yyynklip streets,