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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-05

THE ITALIAN OPERA.-The first appear
ance of the Italian Opera Company, under
the direction of Max Strakosch, at the
Opera House, last night was splendid
success. The audience was large, intelli-
gent and appreciative; and to say that they
were gratified and delighted with the mag
nificent performance Of I'll Trovatore'--
the beautiful opera presented-is to give
but faint idea of the enthusiasm with
which 1t was received. From the beginning
to the end of the piece the most intense
interest was manifested by allpresent, and
a sentiment of universal approval reigned
throughout.
"Leonora" was splendidly rendered by
Ghioni, who fully maintained the high
reputation which preceded her as an artist
Of the first-class. The singing and acting
Of Madame Pattie Strakosch was inimit
able, and called forth the repeated plauditl
of the audience. We need only to add tina
the singing and acting of the entire troup'
was in the higest degree hcreditable to all
and contributed to render the entertainment
the most attractive and recherche of TIN
hlnu cNet WltHCSScu ~ was
auguration ofa new and delightful feature
in our dramatic entertainments, and 1t give
us pleasure to state that the effort wa
generously appreciated on the part Of ou
citizens, who never fail TO literally patron
ize all that is deserving and meritorioua il
song and the drama.
We are requested 10 announce, that II
consequence ofthe sudden indisposition o
Mile Pauline Canissa, the opera of "Crispi
no e la Comare" is necessarily changed
GIhe operatlc representation, therefore, thl
evening, will be Donizettrs brilliant oper
'Jucretia BOrgia." The kind indulgence
of public is therefore requested by tn
Director.
Tomorrow evening by very general re
guest will be presented the grand opera O
Norma" on which occasion Madame Chi
oni will appear in her great role o
Norma"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-05
Large & We'll Arranged Dwelling
Treasurers Notice.
To the Tax Payers of Montgomery
County, Ohio.

THE BOOKS are now ready, and we will attend
Il to receiving taxes for 1865 duringO fhce Hours
at the Treasurers Onice. If you consult your con
venience you will call before the rush, which
of the time specified by law Remember that ooe-
half of the Taxes remain unpaid and is to be paid
by the 20th of June or the penalty will be added
as authorized by law. DANIEL STALEY,
m9d3 Treasurer of Montgomery Co, D.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-05

METRoPoLnAN REsTAURANT.--A. Knecht
4 Son, No. III Third street, have fitted up
their restaurant in splendid style, and are
prepared to furnish meals at all hours.
Lunch every Sunday aud Wednesday morn
ing See advertisement. t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-05
F OR 8 AL e

The large and beautiful farm belonging to
Jefferson Patterson's Estate
And adjoining this city the south. has been di-
yided into
80 Lots, Ranging from l to so Acres,
Particularly adapted TO
BUILDING AND GARDEsING PURPOSES,
And will be offered at SheriT's Sale at the Court
House, In the city of Dayton, on
Saturday, June TO, 1866, at t,co o'clock p. M.
All of the above is very desirable property, the
greater part being under fine GUILTY. alton well
watered and under good fence. The attention OF
of obtaining ground particularly adapted 10 their
water facilities superior. and the markets very
oonycnient Part of this property is elevated wood
land and very suitable for building siics command
ing broad AMI beautiful view of Dayton and the
Miami Valley. The homestead lot includes nifty
acres, with
Large & Well Arranged Dwelling,
Beautifully and charningly located a fine barn
carriage house and other out building good we'll
cistern and ncver-failing springs; also, fruit OF
various kinds and choUest varieties, including n
vineyard and orchard In full bearing The i'm
pTovcments ON this lot are manifold and valuable
very durable and in the best condition Plats OF
the above property can he seen at the sheriff .
Ofllce and ON the premises,
N.B.-TERMS OF SALE-One NTH down and
the balance in i've annual payments with interest
at six per cent from day OF Sale. m15TuThaSts
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-05

ONO STATE MEDICAL SocKTY.-The
Ohio State Medical Society will hold its
twenty-drst annual meeting at Ohio White
sulphur Springs, on Tuesday, the 10th OF
June, 1856. Interesting reports are expect
ed from the several committees appointed
at the last meeting. EE .a
Arrangements have been made with J.
II. Ferry, Esq, Proprietor of the White
sulphur Springs, which win secure for the
members ofthe Society ample and agree
able Accommodations at this attractive wa
tering place, and at reasonable rates. a
1t is confidently hoped and expected that
the proposed meeting will be the largest
and most interesting, in all Its features
that has been held for years past.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-05

FENIAS Doors For SALE AT GooDMAN's
Explanation What are Fenian Boots
Fenian Boots are boots with thick soles
heavy enough, should ammunition run
short, to kick the Canadians into the mid
die of next week They can be had at
Goodman's llO Main street for S1i75 a
pair. DIt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-05

LAKES CIRcUs.-Remember that Lakes
Mammoth Circus viii exhibit In Dayton
on Saturday, June 8. 1t is an immense In.
stitution, and Of course everybody expects
10 see II. ''
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-05

W4STED,-Half II dozen young ladies to
learn the Millinery business, at the popu
lar Millinery establishment of Mr. Gabriel
Haas, No. 1886 Second street, miss Good
mans old stand.) a13-dtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-05

LosT-Two notes, Of $500 each, made bv
Thomas Cusic to Lewis Machenheimer,
dated April l, ls00, one due June l, 1885 and
the other due January. Said notes have
been lost, and this Is warning to the pub
lie not to buy or trade for said notes.
LEWIS MAcHENHRIMER.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-05

NoTIcE.-Persons in want of earth fol
filling, can obtain 1t on favorable terms by
calling at once upon the Gas Company.
Adolf, S. Il. EVANS, Sec'y.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-05

HUsToN HALL To-NIGnT.-This evening
the celebrated and highly popular Mini
strel Troupe, under the management Of
Skiff & Gaylord, will appear at Huston
Hall. They will give a first class enter
tainment and will no doubt be literally
patronized. Their second and last con-
cert will take place Tomorrow (Wednes-
dav1 evening nrrs I
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-05

tB- Carriage Black-smiths and trlmmers
LASGDoS &BRo. d
std Lfn No. 7s Main st.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-05
THE bAihY EMPIRE.

tB-Llnen Busters at all prices, az II.
Schwarz, lls Main street.
Ez,- The Dayton Gas Company rs pre-
pared TO supply any quantity of earth for
Iilling.t See notice. stRltB ~ EfAgH Cd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-05

Early CLosrNG.-we, the undersigned
mercha MT tailors and clothiers of Dayton
DO hereby agree to close our respective
places Of business on and after Monday.
June 4, 1886, at seven o'clock, for ninety
Aows owoanf Gaturdav niuhte
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-05
New York Money Market.

Gold closed steady at l4314.
The money market easy at @ per cent. on
call. Exchange firm at l11L. Govern
ments steady at the close.
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Finest Water Power in the South.

,,r,.t al Necessary Building on the pramfszs
-sa5v bnilt, large enough Tor spinning and
5s7e,.5s-fr7c both, II desired
~, rtieulass. refer 70 J. c. Terry Memphis
-r-,,, = II W. Price. Columbus, Mlss.. the clff-
-e,,s.lf Tfshomingo county, Miss.
can be foun4 on tbs premises a. al TINES.
iaIa u ", J. MART,
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white labor which viii come from al
parts Of the world TO these States. In
The development Of the resources of
this great country, Continental rail
roads and canals are to be built; rivers,
and especially the great one upon which
we live, are to be dyked and improved.
There Is not an acre Of land from Cairo
to the BsIize subject % the overflow Of
the Mississippi which is not capable Of
being reclaimed by these men, constitu-
ting district Of country unsurpassed in
the richness and fertility Of its soil.
in the construction Of the Ievees re
quired to control this river and its south
en tributaries, and the canals for drain
ing its swamps and lakes, works which
should be undertaken by the Govern
ment. snd paid for and maintained after
wards by a tax upon the products raised
within the district reclaimed and pro-
tected, there IS employment for all the
freedmen we have for years.
This district Of country, more than
thousand miles in length, by an average
Of eighty in width, reclaimed by levees
and canals, each one bearing the pro-
ducts peculiar to the locality, presents TO
the mind an aggregate almost beyond
computation.
In this rambling communication you
may possibly discover that its aim is
merely TO hint at projects Of National
lggTandisemeut, which, though you may
leem them chimerical, I believe viii be /
realized at no distant period, If We wiz I.
evenly adjust our troubles, and 60 tram
luilly and manfully to work, inviting the 1
ahorer and the capitalist of all countries /
20 come and help Us. G.
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We HAVE HAD ENOUGH OF CREDIT.
We HAVE HAD ENOUGH OF CREDIT.
W h HAVE HAD ENOUGH OF CREDIT,
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One l1uare one insertion y ~
each additional insertion 9g
two weeks ~
&C. All advertisements considered uue al'ei
The 6rst insertion ., -..t....., ID,
&c Ei-ht lines Of solid nonpaIeH CONSTITUTE a
square. -, 49,. s..,.s., ,-oii.e.
fF- a n advertisements In the Speclsl Nciloe
coTurnu u-lll De charged ~ cents per me
g. rferriars and death notices puolsnea a.
other embellishments
- a ID sliye~ffSerneRts p II marked for spe-
rfFed time viii be dlseonunued Al the emu OF
one week -, -, -.
- Ai advert isemeuts for the Appear must
be- handed in 81 the Clerks desk.
&C. Transisflt embellishments nl--st Be pad foT
a. 1srluce.
- No advertisement viii appear In the
Weekly paper, unless by special contract.
rs- Advertisements TO De inserted I'm the
yy+aa-l,- rqrar oulv or ut irregular intervals in
efrr4r OF the papers, VIII he charged 81 per
Eousre for each and every insertion.
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Is situated in the southern Border OF Tisho-
Il mingo County, Miss. 3 miles south Of Tuka,
Mis- IN the road To ErIa.,7
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South & East of Chattanooga,
And to'stations on
AIississiPPt Central RG1 Road,


Stations omitted are not provided with
agents, which neeessftzltes prep uleuf lu Menu
pills Of all bills on freight for such places
Freight for points on MLssissiupl Central Rail-
road, goes through without change OF ears al
Grand Junction
Parties shipping n points on Mobile and Ohio
hoad VIA torluthr must arrau g % recei Sc ana
pay chzrges on their goods at Couurh as no
arrin cement has been made with that road o.
pay charges
The prepayment OF local freiglts 70 points.
named above, vii no longer be reaulred-
Bills Of Lading should be sent % +. n Pat
terson a Bro, Agents Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, No. Is Court street, Memphis
W j. ROSS. Gen. suuf
Nh an 71rsa-1 EraHr
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IA run DA4L4s as iolloWs-
Eastward Trains.
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DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(Or double steel Spring.
- x Z II II,
VESTS, BRADLEY & CARY,
sole Proprietors and Manufacturers, 81 Cham
bers and 70 and 81 Rsade street,


This invention consists Of Duplex Tor twOl
Elliptic Pure Refined steel springs. inEeuiOusiy
braided tightly and Eruly together. edge To
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bend 90 break ike tie single springs, and con-
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shape more than vice as long as any single
spring skirt That ever has or can be made.
The wonderful leEi1ility and great comfort
and pleasure 20 any lady wearing the Duplex
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IN all crowded Assem- llies. operas. carriages,
railroad ears, church pews, arm chairs, Tor
promenade and house dress, as tie skirt can be
folded when i- use 20 Oecupy a small place a.
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A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
and great convenience or wearing tie Duplex
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use- For Children, misses and young ladies'
they are superior to All others
The hoops are covered wItA two ply dOublt
the single yarn covering which Is used on all
single steel hOop skirrs Th- three bottom rUds
On every skirt are also double steel, and twice
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stairs. stone steps, etc. etc, which they are
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All are made OF tue new and elegant corded
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Southwestern Express COmnany

'EsHiS Company having perfected arran,e-
ments with the shortest and quickest Kali
roaa Lines DStWSen NV YORK and MEM
pared 70 offer unsurpassed facilities Tor resi,is,
andsprompi delivery OF Express matter s-i-'
Our goods s,I9 transported By EJxuress a,,ot,,s
10 charge u Special Messengers and SSe s..,s
aDty - quick time ia transit, and a. az low
rates, as any other reliable Express Cornpal,
For Tariff OF Charges, apply 10
DuVAL q HEAzLITT, Agents.
Office q Madison street, Memph1s Tenn.
A. 4. WELLS. Agent.
Office 2sS Broadway, New York.
NIB. Merchants desiring goods Transported
by our line, VIII please send orders 10 their
shippers Ia New YORK. COtt0n forwarded 10
New York at reasonable rates. de2 I'm
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ssA- The British barque, Diaderh, which
leit New Aork fer Liverpool on the fifth,
oap'ized IN the gale Of the ninth. THE
captain. wife and two bows were
drowned. Subsequently Tie Cabtsi,, and
four OF the crew died from exposure.
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TRANSPORTATION
Important 70 Travellers
BETWEEN
MEMPHIS & &EASTERH CITIES.


is nov open and ryInnfnr two daily fast ex-
press tEatltls rom tincluHat 70 New York and
All Eastsrn eltes- PASSENGERS VIII ind this
road are unequeiesi by any an rfs I.r,rffi nerf
Elegant Palace Siesu.rr Ca-g scro11r--rI- ~
night tr.ln1r tnu smoking ears on an trains.
meals and the unoroEen Broad Guage offa-s 10
the traveller q deEree Or security. e5-,f-1rf ar,f
sueed not % be found on any oth-rrouf-. Co.,
u-etlous uiG Cairo. - Louis or ChleaTo 0,- t,is
route are certain : also confessions for f1Irfz-
bura. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washfuv-or
T7orara can Be- bad and haazaza ehl-r.-i
through AZ al principal Soutnwesfsru offc-s-
g'or f5rfber Ia uf6rmatlsu and through tiera-z
snlulT =, LARRY n ARllSTAD -
Agaut m Cen Railroad. li -l- -fiers5u street
or 10 r B. EIlNGTgN
Agent Chicago and St. Louis Railroad, No I3
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn ~
SIDNEY COOK
aafs srn dayosO House.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WEST TENNESSEE COLLEGE,
Jackson. Tennessee.

THIS Institution win be re-opened for the
4 reception OF pnpils on Monday ne fgfb ~
February. Il has been put in charge of Ray
William Shoitons OF BrOwusviISs Tenn Who
VIII - assisted BY other competent Teachers
Fuplis 10 the Preparatory department wifi be
pils viii be prepared 70 enter The regular CaIl.e
classes at the opening of the Fall Session. 49,
jal8-lnlr REV. W fSEiETRoD-
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II w q
Splendid Cotton Plantations
FOR RENT OR SALE.

A SPENDfDLY improved tract Of land pc
n longing to the estate OF Seth " Mheaaieyi 'l0-
UaGsd on bayou Macon in Carroll f't=ris1- ISL Lta-1
Is miles west OF Lake Providence. LIS s -
contains 200 acres, so or MLlcn -, - 49,
cleared for long time and VIII ProluSle 80 = 80
of cotton to the acre. There u a so1u ~
house, quarters for iaborefs, 80 - - ,,s --e
Raven Macon is navigaDle for steaLAets anu bee
Tr,,ls,fs an be shipped direct rom the private
i@s3ll ~ So, - ,res 900 OF which Is open. situated
lS,, -, |-g,tj, - III Memphis. between Horn Lake
road aud the river tns ls one OF me oest plan
.oss.,,. r., rhe county, producing cotton. corn.
.,--..t Fafs etc, equal 70 any upland place IN
~. isfsfa There Is a dwelling house. gin house.
95-ss.ef bargains may be had IN either or both
Of ne above places. Apply to
DR. b. ID. SAUNDERS.
r.re-fuir 81 south Court street Inn afa ~
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ANnnr,r InrNsnA,s rI-Rpnsrs

We have been favored by the highest
authority with the purposes and inten-
tions ofPresideut johnson in the future
Our information comes through the Gov
eruOr Of a State not a thousand miles Off
who had a personal and confidential i'm
terview with Mr.. johnson not long since,
in which he justified his apparently in
consistent course, by affirming that he
had the purest reasons for pursuing a
course, FOR the present, the effect OF
which was just what he desired but
that under no possible pressure, would
he ever abandon the conservative ele-
ment Of the country, through which
alone, he firmly believed, could recon-
struction, a. he hoped, ever become per-
feet
Again, through a Congressman Of an
adjoining state, We have a complete re-
assurance, in words almost as forcible,
that the President did not desire a rup-
ture with the Radical party in power 4;
but if il came, his course had already
been dictated by events and followed by
acts springing from the purest motives.
This gentleman does not believe the
President viii be forced from his position
by any pressure whatever; bat thinks the
breach has already been partially made
nN lNc cutftrp toirAcu " lie Ettustals OF
Congress, who have exhibited a want OF
confidence in his administration by a
vote lately taken in which nineR -four in
the House voted against an Endorsement
Of his policy.
surely matters are drifting in the right
direction. The Andrews are not always
of the merry order, nor easily moved
from course Of action distinctly defined,
and backed ~ ty plain reasoning and
/ Tie qoAnOn people.-EU0nsu0ie Courier.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

HsA. The Gallatin E'T1bl5ser says: We
have good authority for announcing that
Life q John Morgan, IS In active pre-
paraiion by his devoted friend and COM
rade, Basil Duke, and that the biography
VIII fully yindIsate the personal charac-
tef ana military fame Of that celebrated
Southern partisan.
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Westward Trains.
The Connection by this Roufe
is Complete.
ALL RAIL AND no STAGING.
Fare GesSS
Than by Any Other Route.

Trains on the Mississippi Central Railroad
leave Grand Junction on Tuesday Thursday
and saturday. AZ ? o'clock pm
Trains on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad leave
Corinth going North and south on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays-south at Is40 am
and North AZ 90 an.
At Decatur regular connections are made with
the Nashville and Decatur Road for Nashville,
Louisville etc.
AT Stevenson connections are made with
trains on the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road.
At Chattanooga connections are made with
trains on the East Teunessee and Georgia. and
Western and Atlantic RailreaIs, for ali parts
o. Georgia, south and North Carolina, Virginia
and the North
For through tickets and further Information.
apply AZ No. l3 Court street. or at the .femphis
and Charleston Depot
". J. ROSS, GenT Sup't.
G. l. AN DEHSON,
General Freight and Ticket Agent
JULIUS HAYDEN
iai4-Im General Travelling Agent.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. /.
The Memphis and Charleston
RAILROAD

Is prepared - receive and pay steamboat
charges and drsTags on frelghfs cousfznsd 70
parties at the following points on the Memphla
and Cnarlesron Esaflrua.l. viz
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Il E r NJ =

GOMERVILLE1 Female institute.
- X. Il. Rivers -. a.. President.
This Institution is located in SOmerville,
Tenn, connected by a branch with the NJ &. &.
Railroad at Moscow. Ii is in successful opera
tiOu, under an able faculty, and is prepared 20
receive any number OF additional pupils.
For further particulars apply 10 r. II. Rivers
or J. c. HUMPHREYS,
tang Inns President Of ruyft.e-s
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HAcAN,s MAGNOLIA BALM

This is the most delightful and extraordinary
article ever discovered II changes lle .1l
burnt face and handsto pearly siillh uslALtIs uL
- f,r-afv- irnpartiua the marble purity
OF youth q the dsstiHglts appearance 20 IA slsLns
In the civ belle of fashion. II removes Jans
fraeIeTes r-fr7ries,sud roughness rom the skin,
-, - H.. con, sion frcsh- transparent and
sUoofS III contains no material injurious 70
~ slrf- Patrouized by Actress and Opera
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s-,-7 -y-eryvrhera. Retail price, 80 cents
prepared By W T.. HAGANi Troy, y. Y.
Address all orders 10
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.-l1g- -lrr New York
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Very hexibls, folded easily when in use, 20
occupy small space, and an article OF superior
exceiTenee For sale, in al styles, at the
SOUTHERN PALACE
NIXON, WOOD & co,
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COTTON FACTORY BUILDINGS
SITE FOR SALE.
Bay springs Cotton Factory

Bay Springs Cotton Factory
Is Situated in the southern Border CT Tfzho-
/ mingo County, Miss. 3 miles south OF Iuka,
Miss, on the road to Fulls1.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY:
One section Of Land covered with pine timber.
one Large Frame Factory House, 81 By - feets
three and a half stories.
One large roOmy Store House with good cellars
One large rOomy frame, wood or carpenter Snop.
one large rOomy Blacksmith shop
One large roomy cotton she'd
Two Double Houses for operatives, passage De-
tween
Four single Houses, with sheds atitelled-
F'Our Single Houses. VII hout snetis
one Large NIL House, Win torn& " neaL Alll
one Large Gin House.
f,,s Ss-v1 MIN with New Circular saw
Jlzsi,iss IrVeilIug House, stables, cribs etc,
,1rffh the Ftrest Water POWER in the state Of
sftssf-sil,ni. a large. bold aud never failiuE
-+-ss-5, N water, passing through a natural
-c.i- eansl-the len bank % feet. the right bank
N -, ,Iierh OF solid rock. The bed or bottom
= .e1 ,5iid rock in fact it is solid rock canal
-vifh capacity to drive four to ten thousan1
spiudles, In q healthy locality, with good roads
70 Iuka- -, 80
Trees. A Fine Peach Orchard
Having been broken up BY the Wal, Pr
nose to sell this splendid property 70 tolo, 1g-
I-or1d prefer 10 sslI one-half Interest for Casn.
10 be- invested In Cotton Machlneryl sna p ue-
sirasi will remain aud supef1ntend the sane
or viii give It up u the party puienl-ains lle
ETsSs Hsrs Is a splendid opening for capitalists to
e.sff the
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EsradIey's Duplex Elliptic Skirt,

Combining elegance, hghtness, durability,
comfort and economy, and unquestiOnaoly the
most desirable article made. For sale whole
sale and retail by
bENEEN BROTHERS & CO.
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