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Browns Bronchial Trochss
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live auJ Ibfaas nI-ra.r

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tive aud ibfaal Bl-rs.r
ru0rsEs aaF Jsrn srrT sLa,.e ...a ..e.-s-.
SINGER And PUBLIC sFGiEGa
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throat ai.sr sa ula-gl' srs..sl %. ... ..-.I...
the Tr0shes are rea1mmr1Ia.I ant prescribed DO
Physicians, and hsys tlI la-.uaa ... Ha-. .H
neut men throughout tlr country. F#aasH .....
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by tgst Of nsuy years. el.a yrss aais sre1 .s ar.
diuonal Localities ia vauou- paris of tHs a.ai s l
the TIochss ore universe Iy prooa... .aI -...H. .
other ARTICLES.
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do not take s1y OF ia- W.ra .s I.. too. ...-
may b. offered.
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elEa Cou-tus-. Or 10 cent. pol. aeT.
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WALL P4PER, etc.

VuHsON, }. ". & CO.-ManuissuuTers and
w Wholesale and Retail LealeTs 10 Tin, Copper
sGd Sheet Iron Ware aui Furnishing Goods, No. II
UOucge street.
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ERRITT s nILI-DesleTs IN Wsu Paper
MI Wipdow Shades, Window Glass and Photo
graphic Material, corner Vi Church and Market
streets
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EOW I THE I'M IT, srBSCRiBEg
ryT - IHE TIBfF To SUBg1ETBEI
NOR Is TgF TINE 10 SUBSCRIBE.
EyW Is The TIN TO SUBSCRIBE
ONLY s3 20 F0R THREE MONTHS
ONLY s. % FOR THREE MONTHS
oSLYs3 90 ron THREE MONTHS
OyITSs 50 FOR THREE MONTHS
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COLLECTING ACEaTs.

II s. TUTHILL, Deputy United States Marshal
N. collects Note, Accounts &c, IN Middle Ten
no see. Office at Stato Capitol, next door 10 Fed
raj Court Room. p. q. Lock Box 81. Bee gdyer
tiseuent in smother column. deCs ON
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COAL AND WOOD.

UNIGHT BROTHERS.-Deslers IN Cumberland
N and Pittsburg Coal VIZ GOD saved and split 10
stove lengths. Once 80 Church street. Yard Oh
Rolling Mil Hill, south Of Broad. All orders alled
promptly.
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EMPIRE WATER

EMPIRE WATER
Is a csthsrtc, aad valuable remedy for Bheums-
| tsm, Dersngement Of the Liver, Diseases Of the
Skin, anG General Debility. Its effects are most
salutary ln Lung Diseases. IL is an almost sure
cure for scrolra, and the most aggravated forms OF
DyspeTss- AS preventive and euIe Tor all Bilious
Dersngements Il stands uuIivslied.
MBIAN WATER
Is tonic snd diuretic Of n ghIy beneficial charar-
ter, and Is positive remedy for Diabetes Gravel,
Calculus, Irritation and lufamaiion OF the Kidneys,
and Bladder arc has most sinug srly active efecrs
10 restoring these organs when debuIta.ed by lOag
disease. Females who have suffer Tor years from
IsregUarty, and the distressing diseases known
only TO their sex, hsv5 been entirely Cursd by the
ia lful a. d IudICOus use Of COlumb an Water.
these Wsters are bottled fresh and pure. from
esch Of the above named springs, 10 80 careful and
secure 8 manner that tley preserve all their me-
dlcina! yslue for years, nod viii be found equally
eioacious when drank thousands Of miles dIstanL
as when taken directly irom the spring.
Bagars Of limitations and Inferior Waters.
The corks Of al genuine Congress, Empire sud
Columb an Waters ere branded on the side Of he
coIK, thus:
cG;os1s. 3. G.aEs %6gta' Co. E3T"E 5EE EA56a' 3. 5o
JCOLUNBIAS WARM,
q. T. :. Co.
tached safely ana securely, in boxes suitable for
shipment to any part Of the world. Congress- and
Empire Waters IN boxes, COntsinlng 4 Dozen Pnt-
or Dozen Quart Bottles each. Columbian Water
N boxes coma ming 4, or c Dozen Hau PiuIs, or 1
Dozen Pint B0tt es eRch.
Sold by all Druggists, Hotels, Wine
Merchants and first class GroceIs
sold only a. Wholesale by
HOTOHKISS SONS,
PROPRIETORs.
o B Il H KIM AN ST, n. ",
Orders by mail receive prompt attention.
rnsrl-tu thuTEsa 3m
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Trustees Sale Of
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

ID Zee. on tfe eG,r Of April, is1-. sal dolly .srs.
tered u ina Erg-aer's Ufhco o, lI4r is1l r.l-.f
Do bo0E 81. pp Q 3. al. . uu, 1u SAL lEHaf. t.a
lilh dag 81 March urrt expose ta ...t' .... .a
th- urarnaaa ta..ss as-rrr d.sI..HI ot lt Fr ga.-
sale lsf sa.gsIaa DO Ht.rli.aE 't.Il Market ..
Waaer streat .n Nashville. rl1a-.lg al.-t ore l.H.
dIa1 and rie-u ,sef GA eel ..fFais s11 ErD rr lr
The Bishop Niles fEr gsr'Y. A al 90. ur pres Uir.I
b. .lTa fls sa fern. one .Hrl CASH, H.. ...
resiilf .n ua- End ta1 Felr- a4 rllree. sta..
sIt1 eaaI ae..l.-y rel rl.fei. frl la lea r..a -#.
tH-alI .EH. t ~ Iaa. TIl....
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A ECIrr rE1f EIrsrHras-
NIuaayEs. HIs-., Aug D. Ts..
DR. John BHr-r-rr -... .u rspr7 fr ar1ra .1
you tlsit 4 usFe sI Jour fs..l..e Jr..r-. .ra--
with great benefit t8 ugH.t .tt u srrani. rr....7 ...
prlstrauou CO UE cyst u IIHl.HHl by H. ...
healthy and Il8.fr.f7 .l...... 90 f.r ...s...H..-.
uyer around FH.l.HTz having been a.H 1.u...
ursuts army Throughout .. FHH.a a1UIUrT. ..U..
pc g1- ] lcull .tuly recommend ..H UsH UI H.. H...
sons who "a. .e eLpp-rl'g IlA. l.ay e. f.a-..
q. W. F..tF
AgeutU. 81 s1n -rry Comm .ral.
LlruytIE, hF.. Sept IH I-.f
On The 2.d % July .as.. -lsH..a.4 through .T
agent q. iu.re. ~ fhe IHH#s I.r.-..s u. HH. Do.
plrfmsut .f tle q my a. raH cll.. ...I. s H.U..
pie I'd my ,ei.ou Buffers, r a..H...T. .TI Ta.
qItstel ., ais.r auI 7aa, ae .alH .. u.u.Hrl.a. lI
rsuriCl snl approve . Hs- s.l.-. ..- -..IHr-.
1lr ioIIua.l- .s t.. NJ i... l...... ...r...# Dbl H..f
also Gen. lHsse.faa. I.rl.-a.l o.. ship .l ...r.l
81 vlct, ~ have .I Ha.i ..H....rs.
r1Tg Frt.
II sm satisfied flst C.Hraa E.tte.. a.. o.. FOL.
Earm t1 aaY oL. I 1s.#l properly ami .r u.......
1su. see u0 nf .....l rl Ir Ull .s .a.r. H.rl ..
Sri 90 d.sPo-e Cd % .l -lt..r..
HEs-l A Turl.r.r
bUg-r.E and Medical I-ra.alr. i.. a.
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Commission and Forwarding.
NEWS DEALERS, &c.

sion Merchants. Our prompt attention ls given
TO the receiving and forwarding Of COTTON. Al
South Market street.
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srOCIxHoLDERs
Dissolution of oOpartnership

ffhE topUtneuhlp heretofore EaoEn urfrr he
trm anf siyi- of hUuH o. q EAI.T4tf y.
riaia srsp1ers, IL uiulasiY I.-soiFed nom t4,s
laie. y huEhes reuunE ifum tda cnaearn II
2 -afsilia sssuui a ani Iiust stafIla aH fsir. u
~ iaie nfm- hu9hEa a sALIsMAN.
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BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS
BREWERY.
CARRTAGE 5TANUFACTUREKs.
CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

Nl Latest Styles Of FiEst Class Carriages and
Bugges, Express Wagons and CsrTyalis, u North
Market street
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ID rrtnng from the shave Grm, ta1dar nv
greiii En'ssii iel l uis o. ny aid frisua a. faa
sld isi iiet they sll cont nle o. 40 The same 5
iny - lsftneT, q haltsuiaa. isaua assured th1t
- ~ l'l.s e1prieni aiia via lse every rflrt O.
P-sa ~ Heo nay iosl disposed 10 patron hlm
Ft-FA q ~ HunuHA
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

nOEE & TUkNELL-,Wholessle and Retsl
I J Bookse'ls lsrs. StstOners, and News Agents
no. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE
Attorneys aud Claim Agents.
INSURANCE.

ms. DELANY, Attorney at Law. and War Claim
II, AGENT. Cleveland Tenn uoys6-l,
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TINNERs, &r.

LAR. W. BROWN, Real Estate and Genera
sJ BUSINESS Agents, over HOrk's Book Store, 30 Z.
Union StT. Il, Nashville, Tenn. 6u2O-6m'
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ATTORNEYS ar Law.

CAMPBELL. MoBWEN GROEsBECK, Attor.
~ neys Al Law ana Claim Agents, practice IN all
tne Courts. Collections promptly attended 70
also claims against the United States and vouchers
nnllacLad- ntIna u NnrlL nhtrrE atrel ND -ll-r-.
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BANKERS AND BROKERS'.

NTARR, THO5 S.-BrOkeT, corner Union and
MI College streets, buys snd sells Gold, Uncur-
rent Money, Government Securities and Vouchers.
Collections attended % promptly.
Also buys and sells on commission.
CECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- 2 Cherry street, deals in Exchange, Govern
usnt Securities and Co a. Collections promptly
attended 10 }. LUHsDEs, Cashier.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
i Deals in Exchange Government Securities
and CON. Collections promptly attended 70.
Gold, Stocks aud Bonds sold on Commission.
". W. BERRY, President EDGAR JosEs, Cashier
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PRICE FIVE GENTS.


A8-The Friends and Acqunintanceso Of Mrs.
JOHANNA D. WITTPENN are requested to attend her
Funeral Service at her late residence King street Road
at Ten O'Clock, This Day. y September !
@ The Relatives, Friends and Acquaint-
anccs Of Mrs. ANN BAGNAL, Of Mrs. NJ. e. ROGERS,
and Of Mr.. and Mrs W. A. DEsPoRTEs ara respectfully
invited to attend the funeral service Of the former at the
residence of Mrs. NJ. E. ROGERS, No. 206 King
Tis Morning. at hafpast Nine O'CLOCK without further
invitation. September -
AZ The; Relatives and Friends of Mrs.
JULIA G. BRYAN, of Mrs. NJ. ). NEYLE, Of Mrs. A. W.
G1BBEs, of Mrs. MARY GILcHR1sT and Of Mr. and Mrs.
ROPER and their families. invited to attend the Fu
neral Services of Mrs. BRYAN, at the residence of
Major R. G. a1LoHRrsr, No 81 Rutledge Avenue, This
afternoon, at half.past Four O'Clock. September
&1rThe Relatives and Friends of Patrick
sHANAHAN and MICHAEL sHAFAHAN are invited to at.
tend the uneral of THO MAS Son of the former from
No. l3 siresstreet, This Afternoon, at half past Three
O'Clock. September =
H3-The Relatives, Friends and Acquaint-
OF Mr. and Mrs. OLIVER MOORE respectfully
quesed to attend the Funeral Of their youngest augh
ter, JESSE DAISY LIDIA from their residence Belvi-
diere Farm, This Af2ernoon at -Four O'CLOCK without
further invitation. = #.5. 8eptember1
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An interesting Suits pending in Richmond, Va,
growing out of the alleged purchase, before the
war, OF twenty-three hundred hogsheads Of to-
baoco for the Messrs. RorsHcH1LD About two
thousand hogsheads of the tobacco were burned
on the fall OF Richmond, and the rest was stored.
COL LOOMS claims the tobacco as abandoned pro.
perty, but an injunction has been issued at the
suit of the RoTHscH1LDs restraining him from
removing it.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BY Atlantic Telegraph.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

LONDON AND LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LoSDoN, August 90-Evening. Bank o
England has reduced the rate of discount to PEI
cent. Cotton market for the week declining; Mid
ding Uplands, 13}d. Breadstufs fat, with a nom
.inal tendency downward. Provision market un
changed. Tallow very firm. Consols closed at S9t
Five-twenties, 725.
LONDON, August 31.-In consequence OF 1ur enei
representations made to the Home Government
by the Canadian authorities, relative to fursnef
anticipated troubles by the Fenians, from eno
United States, probably another cavalry res'nen0
will be sent from Liverpool to Quebec
ST.. PETERSBURG, August 31.-Mr. Fox ASSIST
ant Secretary of the Navy, has been presented
with an address by the peasants OF Russia, eA.
,nressiye of their friendly feeling towards the
United States. .-,,
PRAGUE, August S1.-Ratifcatiolls OF the treaty
of peace have been exchanged, and it's Prov.
sions will now be enforced.
QUEENSTOWN, August S1.-Tho Jaua, from New
York, arrived to-day.
LIVERPOOL, August 31.-AdVices received here
Of the action Of the Philadelphia Convention
materially advanced the price of Confederate
Bonds.
The increase Of specie in the Bank OF England
for the week is over Fl, 100000.
Cotton dull Sales for the week $4,000 bales.
Opened at 19Ad. for Middlings.
!. LONDON, August 31.-Consols opened at o9t
Five twenties ISL
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Atthe hanging of a murder{ in England the
rope broke. He alighted onhis feet, the rope
about his neck and the white 9 over his face
While remounting the steps ohe galloyws M he Sc n
verely upbraided the executiolI and bade MN pc
more careful another tim. advice was heed
ed and lie soon swung into etelty.
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GEN. s1cKLEs AND THE SOLDIERS CONVENTION
The New York Tribune, that sweet scented loyal
journal, says in its issue of the Goth:
We have the best authority for stating that
Major General D. E. sickles, commanding the De-
partment OF the South. has not authorized the
use Of his name in connection with the Cleveland
Convention, and declines, while on duty in his
present command. to take part in political move-
manka '
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Mr.. Sweet, Radical farmer in Berlin H., hired
a negro to whom he expounded the Civil Rights
bill! in it's most liberal hearing. Soon after Mr..
Mig. becoming very negligent, was berated sound.
ly by Mr. Sweet, whereupon he turned on that
gentleman and thrashed HIM we'll, remarkng dat
was de reconstruction he put on de gemmans les
a0nH. "
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New York Market.
NOON DISPATCH.

NOON DISPATCH.
New YORK. August 31.-Gold 47i Exchange,
y sight, "a. Cotton unchanged.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton quiet; sales 1900 bales; Middlings 3S@S5t.
Gold 47a Flour dull at $975@15.5 SO for Southern.
Wheat 1@2c lower Corn 1c. lower. Beef heavy.
Pork Armer; sales $500 bbls Mess at $32.07. Lard
dull. Whiskey better. Sugar active; sales of 1900
shhds. Muscovado at 1O}@11o. Coffee and Naval
.sStores quiet.
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New Orleans Market, &c. .

--@" New OTIeahS MurK6l, "ckc
New ORLEANS, August 31.-Cotton-Sales 300
bales. Prices unchanged. Stock 100000 bales.
Gold 454
The Mississippi Cotton Growers Assooia-
tion estimate the coming crop in Mississippi
lat 100000 bales, and throughout the country at
:. 2O0, 900 bales.
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Mobile, Market.

MOBILE, August -Cotton-sales to-day 500
sbaes Sales for the week 1400 bales, against 1900
bales last week. Exports for the week 3547 bales.
STOCK $4,000.
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H@ARTIFICIAL -ARTIF1OlALE HU-
NAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. +.
BAUOH and P. G0UGELMANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssoNNEAu, Of Paris, No. 500 Broadway New York
April14 Iyr
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Credit of Georgia.

AUGUSTA, August 31.-A dispatch received here
. from New York states that Gov. JENKINS, OF
Georgia. found the credit of his State so good ia
that city that he Immediately disposed of $50000O
.of Georgia bonds, at ninety cents on the dollar.
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Gov. wise's Property 60 be Restored
FoRrREss MONROE, August 31.-A nephew of Gov.
WISE arrived here yesterday, with an order from
Major General soHor1E1D, commanding Depart
,ment of Virginia, to recover all the personal pro-
,perty of the Governor that could be found. A
considerable quantity was found in the possession
of different persons, who were quickly and rather
.unceremoniously dispossessed.
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DEATH OF GOVERNOR ]. NJ. MoREfEAD.-The
telegraph announces that Governor Mo1ehead
died at Rockbridge Alum Springs, Va, or the
28th instant. He was one of the most remarkable
men OF the State, and, as connected with the
great works of internal improvement now COM
ppleted, has probably left greater impression
upon the history OF North Carolina than any of
her sons who have preceded him
he was born on the 4th July, 1898, in Rocking
ham County, and graduated in 1917 at the Uni
yersity Of the State. He represented his native
county in 1921 in the Legislature, and the County
OF Guilford in 1885, In 1841 he was elected by the
Whig party as Governor, defeating the Hon. R. NJ
Sanders He was reelected III 1913. Governor
Moreheads last political service was as a
member of the Peace Conference which assem-
bled in Washington in 1861, and vainly attempted
to check the impending struggle. He was init
matcly connected with the construction of the
North Carolina, and the Atlantic and North Caro-
lima Railroads, and was the first President OF the
former, and the completion OF the Danville and
Greensboro Railroad mainly due to his con-
tinuod and persevering efforts.
Always differing with Governor Morehead poll
litically. we have been an admirer of his course
during the great ordeal through which we have
just passed. North Carolina can lilly afford to
lose the services OF such sons in this crisis-Wl-
qnington Journal
Tho no,1 10 fholia fl,.iro Il
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The new Catholic Cathedral at Indianapolis In.
diana, is to be crowned with higher tower chan
any other in America.
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The Presidents Four

ALBANY, N. Y, August 31.-The President arriv-
1ad here last evening and was welcomed to the
Capital ct the State, by Gov. FEEroN. The Pre-
sident made no lengthy reply, bat merely return
ed his thanks, and accepted ah Ceiuf Magistrate
of the country the hospitalites Of the State. The
President and party were then escorted to the Ex-
ecutive chamber. where the Governor introduced
the President to the Senators Of the State and
the Lieutenant Governor. Gen. GRANT, Admiral
FAnRAaur, Secretary WH11Es, and others, were
subsequently introduced. There were demonstra-
tions of respect paid to the President at Pough-
keepsie, West Point, and other places on the
Hudson River.
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FROM Central and south Amer toa.
NEW YORK, August 31-The steamer arizona,
from Aspinwal, has arrived with si,s00,000 trea-
sure.
The revolution is progressing in Ohiriqui, the
Central Department Of New Grenada. &
q. Honduras has signed . treaty OF peace with
Spain. z-------zl - -z------,-- -
The price OF coffee has been unfavorsbly affeot.
/. ad in Costa Rioa by late European advices.
News from Valparaiso and Oallao is to August
s.. The latter city was being strongly fortified.
The Government of Chill has not ratified the
.Goyernment loan Of six millions.
Admiral TUCKER has taken command OF the
!. Allies.
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aM SPECIAL NoTTCE-W. 8. @. CLUB
HOUSE G1N.-Pure, so4t and unequalled. We
place this celebrated brand Of Gin before the pub
lie as pure, unadulterated d.ticze, that only re.
qures to be known to be appreciated Medical men OF
the highest standing acknowledge that it has great
medical properties, and to those who it incidentally
1t is particularly recommended WM. g. C0RW1N B
co., No. 300 Broadway, N. T., Sole Importers For
sale at E. E. BEDFORDs, No. 259 King street. Charles
ton, July 81
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E. Il. WINKLER,s D. D., Of the ,Unted) First and
Wentworth.sreet Baptist Ohurohes will perform Divine
Service in this Chapel To- Aotroao rnoon. I'd instant
at halfpast O'Clock. September
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To this add for contingencies and profit
to the wholesale dealer. Observation-Disclosures. 2.62

And 1t will cost the consumer. So 90 per ton.
These estimates are larger than is believed to
be correct but we would prefer erring on the safe
side. To enumerate the advantages to the City
t Charleston, incident to the through line to
Raleigh, the vast increase of population which
must flow into the valley of Deep River, when that
at present land-looked region is opened to the
seaboard, and the shortening of the line from the
city to Charlotte, would require moro time than
we can spare, and perhaps exhaust tho patience
Of some of your readers who are already familiar
with these things We therefore forbear, but can
not close without asking il our merchants and
capitalists have heretofore been remiss, is it not
high time to be up and doing2 Can nothing he
done to give active life to this important enter
prise? f. A. W. s.Z
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Ar away WITH sPECTAOI4Es.-OLD EYES
made new, without speotaclos, Doctor or Medicine,
Pamphlet mailed tee on receipt OF ten cents Address
=. B. Fo0TR, NJ. Dine. 118o Broadway, New York.
November 9 ,.=
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pTOITADEL UARE OHUkCH.-RELI-
G1OUs SERVICES In this Church To.Aorroao Morning,
at 1eK O'Clock. At Night, by the Rev. E. J. MEYNAR-
DIE, at O'clock September
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~ ~NOTIOE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
Claims against the late THOMAS B. BENNETT are re.
quested to present them properly atesed and all per-
sons indebted to the same will make payment to
MoORADY + SON. Attorneys at Law, No. 20 Broad.
street. E. 81. BENNETT. Ex.
August 10 thstu0 -
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aTE EX PARTE CHARLES A. MYERB-IN
EQU1TY-coLLElo DISQUALIFICATION TO
pERpETUATE TESTIMONY IN REFERENCE TO
WILL OF CHARLES NJ. MYERs-on hearing the peti.
on In this oase and on motion of FARMER solicitor for
petitioner 1t is ordered that all persons who may deem
themselves interested, do plead answer or demur to
said petition, within three months from date, Or de-.
osae pro conso will be entered ofsecord against nem.
september1 1amo9 B. STOKES, O. q. O. d.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-09-01

MHEBREW ORPHAN sOOlETY HALL.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOB PUTTING IN THOROUGH
REPAIR AND PAINTING THE HEBREW ORPHAN
SOCIETY HALL, AND OUTBuMDING, according ia
specification which may be ct the Haltand ~ the
4th, at & oclooE, p n: M:-----12s A. FALK, *. (
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-02

hy THE 81, and ineo ssAas sksll sAld
COMPANY have any alaim ar rscosssa Inn.
en- - rate Of Io0a sy rsasos oil tbs
sondisinns Imposed By this aes.
Sas. & Al passsas who, at Cha TINA
Sid graft vas made, held valid claims
BY assaaI aeeapafion and improvsnsns
upoa say OF The Iaaas smhrassd i'm said
graas, shall be protected 10 the sams
and snssEfad 60 purchase and snsax sha
same upon soc serlas aad conditions pro.
sixisd ID ssesiens 1903 and 1909, ehapssr
S., OF The Revision oil 1860.
See. 10. This aet bling deemed Of i'm
madiata Importance shall taxa eEsss and
DO ia fores from and after it'd puAlssaIian
In the Daily Ssass Regissss, nawspapsa
pablished In Das Moinss, and he Sieux
City IeuFnal, said pahlisasioa being
without expense TO the Stass~
Approved April Sd, 1906.
] hereby certify that the fsrswaing act
was pablishsd in the Daily Ssass Rsgis-
ter April 12d, is16, and in the sioux
City JoasnAl April ---sh, 1866.
JAMES WRIGHT,
Secretary Of State.