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WASHINGTON, July l4-There seems TO
be a general acceptance TONIGHT If he he
lief that Congress viii at least not a3ioprn
at present. Leading members. sipee fbe
crisis in the Cabinet, are more than ever in
clined to prolong the session.
Several members Of Congress have len for
their homes, some of them quite unweIl
with no intention Of returning unless some
sudden emergency should arise. believing
Congress will certainly adjourn before the
close OF the month.
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FOR CHILLS AND FEVER
Use the Best!
HURLEY'S AGUE TONIC

Never Fails-Always % be Depended Upon
Nothing more reliable than Hurley's Tonic.
WILLcure Ague and Fever, Chills and iover, in
w termitteut Fever Dumb ne. Every person
who has tried Hurleys Tonic = saks In The highest
terms Of il. As curative agent 10 j. unsurp assed
and more certain than quiniuc. No bad results
from using HURLEY'S TONIC. Everybody should
use HULEY'S AGUE TONIC. Send orders %
HURLEY. RUDDDLE A CO.
PrOprietOrs Louisville, ny
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Fer Debility Loss Of Appetite. Weakness. lndi-
gestiOu Dyspepsia, want Of action on the liver,
Uis0rdered Stomach. there are no biiters that
compare with these in removing these distressing
For sale or can bs had a. any Drug
Store in the United States, or from the propric-
tors Louisville. ny. corner Seventh ard Green
streets b whom all orders should be addressed.
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HurIey's Popular worm Candy.

As this il really q Specific for Worms. and the
best and mott paiafakle iorn - give 70 children,
j. IS not surprising that d O. fast taking the place
of al other preparations i0r weT ns-it being taste
less, any child kin take H.
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IIead Centre stephens in Inll.

BOsToN, July 1.-THE gentleman who
became bail for Head Centre STEPHENS in
the suit Of P. II. SINCoT, surrendered him
to-day into the hands of the constable, and
the Head Centre was committed to Jail.
Mr.. SISCoT sues for bill of $4,000, and
the bail required is seven thousand
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Cincinnati MarIser.
by Telegraph

CINCINNATI, July l4.-Flour unsettled; superfne
sold at S.. 1t was made from spring wheat Fam
lily could have been bought at SO 50. Wheat is
unsettled and dull; extra spring 81 Corn dull
but not lower, Oats dull at 39d384 for No. 2 and
Mol. Rye dull at 759S0c. Whisky unchanged
Provisions unchanged and steady. Sales of bacon
at lie for shoulders and 1870 for Sides Sales Of
bulk meats at l5c for shoulders and lTc sor sides
for future delivery. There are buyers of sides at
lSc. Lard sold at 20c. Gold l5ll%
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ToNsoRIAL SALOON.
FRANK PARRIsH,

mHE OLD ESTABLISHED AND EVEK RE-
II bIABLR BARBER aud Hair Dresser 10
fhe honor 10 inform bic many friends ana the
uuhifr that b. shaving and Hair Dressing Sa-
loon next door % the New ANpre.s bundiufl and
ouaosife the Masonic Icmpiqs Ftih rcinaii.s open
~ thsir rusfon His barberE are eEFefs iu their
hn.iners attentive and polite, and always iuily
~ NJ ~ lstesf styles and fashion, In their line
ne collects q call from az Oh and new Mtendt,
1900 - an frIf eatiFf1cfinn.
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CONCORD, n. H., July IA fire broke
out here last night which destroyed FORD &
KINDALL's extensive iron foundry, with the
out buildings, B. H. DUNLLETT & Co.'S
large machine shops, and three dwelling
houses. Loss $4,000, less than half Of
which was insured.
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10000 Indians ON the War-Path-The
Inhabitants Fleeing TO the River Set
Elements.
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Fer Identifying the ComplexIsh. sfectuaiiy re-
moves Tan. Frecklcs, B0tches. ADD EiTinE the
skin an elegant sm0othness NOT easily attained By
any ether. rs nee among the ladiaE qf fashion IN
the East. gives IL 8 character foF efficacy which
at once stamps u ns Infinitely superior Cor The
toilet nf 3 lady
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DEAut OF Az OIp CTrIuN.-We regret
o. hear Of the death Of PATTERSON b. WEST,
Esq, an old and well known citizen Mr..
T.. was sick only a short tune, being on duty
Of his post in the Internal Revenue Collec-
tors office only a day OF two since.
In former days Mr. PATTERSON was in
the mercantile business in this city, and af-
forwards a resident of the mountain region
Of this State, where he owned large amounts
OF land Since tie war troubles he had re-
sided ia the city. He was an estimahie
gentleman and leaves large circle Of re-
lati yes.
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The great Blood Purifier. az a Spring and sum
mer Medicine stands unrivaied, removes Ell inc
puritics from the blood, and gives health and
HURLEY. RIDDLE 4 CO..
Proprietors.
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which they found nntenable, but they deny
that this justified Mr.. ROUSSEAU in hi.
course. They, therefore, recommend that
the House express their disapproval of the
personal reflections Of Mr.. GRINNELI. upon
the character Of Mr. r., Is a violation OF
the orders Of the House and a breach OF
privilege.
The committee also recommend that ger
sons who were present armed for the ex-
press purpose Of preventing interference De
brought before the bar OF the House and
held subject 10 the It's order To close
( their lengthy report the COMMITTEES urgs the
I following resolution
heSotued. That the Hon L0vEIL II RoUs-
sEAU, Representative from Kentucky. bv
committing an assault upon the person of
the Hon j. Il. OtRINNEII, Representative
from Iowa, for words spoken in debate has
justly forfeited his privileges as a member Of
this House, and is hereby expelled.
Rcsolped, That the personal reflection made
by Mr.. GRINNELL, from Iowa, in the pres
enee Of the House, upon the character of
Mr.. ROUSSEAU, were a violation of the rules
regulating debate and the privileges of its
members founded therein, meets the disap-
proval Of the House.
Resolred, That B. PRIsBEReER and L. r.
GRAPHY, of KY, and Jno. S. MCGRAw of
Ohio, by their presence and participation in,
al the assault BY Mr. ROsSEAU, OfKentuclxv.
on NJ. GRUSNELL, Of Iowa, on account of
words spoken in debate, in which persons If
not the lives Of members Of the House were
lmperiled, are guilty of a violation Of its
privileges, and they are hereby ordered to
be brought to the bar Of this House to an
swer for the contempt of its privileges.
(Signed) r. D. SPAULDNG,
N. ?. BANKS,
RUSSELL THAYER.
The views Of the undersigned concur with
the majority of the committee in holding
that Gen. ROUSSEAU in his assault upon Mr.,
GRTNNELL was guilty Of violation of the
privileges of this House, for which there
was no justification; but considering the pro- |
vocation received By Gen. Rousseau, the /
WantOn and unjust imputations cast upon |
his military character and services, the |
failure Of the House to protect him from an /
assault as unwarrantable in itself and a yiO- 1
lation of the privileges Of the House, and
the absence Of any intention to intict Sc
we're bodily injury upon Mr.. GRNNELL,
they are OF opinion that expulsion is a pun
lshment more severe than justice and pub
nc interest require. They therefore recon-
mend the adoption Of the following instead
Of the trst Of the resolution reported by the
majority Of the committee:
ResOired, Th8t,the Hon. L. H. Rousseau
be summoned to the bar of this House, and
be there publicly reproyed by the SPEAKER
)t the House Of Representatives, for viola
hon Of the rights and privileges Of the
House, OF which he was guilty in the per-
Il II
J. b. GRINSELL for words spoken in debate.
In recommending the adoption of the other
resolutions reported by the committee, the
Undersigned frlly concur.
(Signed,) II. J. RAYMOND.
JOHN HOGAN.
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STREET RAuROADs-We are informed
that there will be a meeting held tomorrow
morning at ten o'clock at the Bank Of the
Union, by the commissioners and stock
holders Of the Church and Spruce Street
Railroad. All interested should attend, as
bnsine.. Of importanee is % be transacted.
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C0DurrED To JAL.-Four negroes, by
the names of HENRY SMITH, PHLr
CALDWELL, BOXER PAY and STEP MILLER,
were before Esquire MATHEWS, yesterday,
charged with killing COW belonging to
DIcEY MILLER in 1865. Ia default Of $3.50
bail each, they were sent to Jail to await
further examination on Tuesday next at
loan
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TENNEssEE .LEGrsLATrnr-


SATURDAY, July IA asG6.-The House was
called to order al 10 o'clock. Prayer BY Rev. Mr..
PHIEIIPs. 'i
On call Of the roll, fifty members answer
ed % their names-lacking six Of Q quorum.
REs0LuTIoN ESTABLISHING A WV BasFs poR
QUORUM.
By Mr.. ARNELL; ResolUed. That this H.,ase
recognize a. legal quorum tWo-thirds of the
members holding seats in this body; Propided
That the said tWO-thirds include majority al The
whole number entitled to seats in this bydy. and
thAt We proceed 10 transact business with said
quorum Laid over under the rules.
Mr.. PATTON moved that warrants Of a rresf he
Issued Tor MessIs. NUNS, PAREs and SfNcLt1R
for leaving the House without getting leave al
absence.
MIR. NORMAN moved that the name Of Nr
N IN PC stricken from the resolution
fendlug a. scattering and vague discussion
WL .!i eenss1ed; OF motion, the House adjourned
uhlli ~ o CLOCK Monday morning.
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VIZ are indebted to +. c. DRAKE, Esq7 Of
thiscounty. for bottle Of Blackberry Cor
dial 81 Superior quality lie Is preparing
lot for medicinal purposes, tFhich IS especial
IL recommended for summer use. and for
children
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RECOMMENDS CoUBT.--NIost Of the arrests
before the Recorder, yesterday morning,
were discharged. Several cases Of DRINKS
and disorderlics were taxed costs.
Col. SHANE, Cor stealing money, fined 81
ANDREW BRowN and GEO. WATKINS, for
running hacks without lights, fined 81 each.
II. NJ. CRAYER, for fast riding fined 81 and
sent TO the workhouse FRANK CARTER
for using language calculated to provoke a
breach Of peace, fined So
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To the business Men Of Nashville
Mr.. +. D. King, publisher Of the Nashville City
Directory, has deposited in our counting room the
following publications. which viii at an times be
open FOR the information Of the public: New
York Stat9 Directory; Cincinnati City Directory;
Louisville City Directory; Ohio State Directory:
Boston City Directory. and Nashville City Dircc-
cory.
0ihcr State aud City Directories viii be added
10 the collection. a. soon az published.
Persons desiring any information from the above
works can have free access 10 them by calling az
our counting room.
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MoRE SrEALINo.-A negro by the name
Of DAVID JOINS, was before the Recorder
yesterday, Cor stealing three pair Of boots
from a bootmaker ON Broad street, near the
Chattanooga depot He was fined so and
DISCHARGED.
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John Minor Bolts Reply to baldwin
New YORK, July 14.-JoHN NJ. Boris
publishes a reply to J. B. BALDwIN's state
ment, and denies that in his interview with
Mr.. LINCOLN in 1861, any proposition was
offered looking to the withdrawal CT troops
from Fort Sumpter in case Virginia refused
to sncedn
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BATH ROOMS!
KEEP COOL KEEP CLEAN 4

FRANK PARIsHS hath ROOMS. IL The
rear III Bis Shaving aad baiF Dressing saloon are
fiied ~ with al tbs modern improvements.
aeutlcmcn eau always s1tliH Hot Arpld, % Cod
Baths. at a uicmcnts notice. cal %
FRANK PARRISH
Iuly6-sm S Church Street.
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LARGE On ARRIvAL.-This morning
lightweight barrels Of oil, consigned to
CHARLES II. IRWIN Superintendent Over
ton County Tennesse Oil and Mining Com
Iany, arrived from Butler's Landing. These
barrels were RATED loose, and have made
safe trip not a single barrel having been in
iured. OF oil there has been forwarded to J.
II. BARKER, Boston, forty barrels; Reeder
Oil Company, Bowling Green twenty barrels;
+. /. HOFFMAN,, President Of the Company,
Louisville, fourteen barrels; and fourteen
barrels to YARY.lN & CO., Nashville. This
is the FIRST oil that has been RATED down the
Cumberland, and its success has demon
strated that we can get out the oil without
boats, which has been seriously doubted by
many. This will be followed up by RATS
regularly.
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State Of Tennessee, Jackson County, July
Term, 1866.
Ezekiel Carnehan, Administrator 81 X. Price.
deeeased r. Jonathan smith and wife Clariuda,
William Price. Leroy s. Gordon ard wiio.
sarah Gordon.
TT APPEARING TO THE COURT THAT
i the defendants named en- the plaintiff a bill
and sworn %. that She ordinary process 81 law
dsrsd. BY the Court, that pu biication be made az
% the nonresident defendants in the Union and
American, 2 Newspaper published In the city
Nashville fer four successive weeks, commanding
the said NONRESIDENT defendants % appear before
the Justices' os the County Court Of said county
Of Jack5en State 81 Tennessee. az the Court House
in the town Of fiainesn0rB. on the arst Monday In
August next. then and there b answer, 81 deIuur,
% saiG plaintiff Ebill. the same win beset down
for hearing er parte az 20 them,
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CORONA a
A FEMALE SCHOOL OF THE HIGH
EST GRADE
LEBANON, TENNESSEE.

4 THOROUGH AND EXTENDED COLLIE
"a riate Course in Bellies Lcttres. Ancient and
Modern Languages MathematIcs, Physical Sci
ences Music and Ornamental Branches.
Faculty experienced and southern oQrns except
cent the Professor Of Modern Languages. who IL
a German.
Tuition in Collegiate Department iron 81 to
en- Music SIS. Vocal Lessons. separately, SO.
Boarding s. per week. OEe-half Of all expenses
In advance. Next Term opens September Sd.
Orphan children of worthy and neoessit0us Con
tolerate soldiers viii be taken AZ two-thirds the
above rates,
Any daily Newspaper publishing tue above al-
verfisement for six months, viii be entitled %
send an orphan child Of any necessit0us COufeti-
crate soldier who died Ia the service, upon GER
tifeate Of q commissioned CMceT Of bis company
or regiment 10 the fact. az half the usual rates.
Papers containing advertisements ana az coon,
municatiOns desiring information, q be directed
10 ID. q. KELLEY.
iune2g-2r. Lebanon, Tenn.
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THE MErRoroLITAN PouCE.-Coloncl
HENRY STONE who, by appointment, is ;he
Superintendent Of the Metropolitan Com
misgioneTs for this city, returned last even
ing and viii proceed tomorrow To the or
ranization Of the police for Nashville as in
dicatcd in the bill authorizing the Board
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The Nashville Female Academy account
and record books are Of great pscuniary
value 70 me- and OF deep interest % ell pu-
pills They were lea in my house On Vine
street, lsos, and sent some where, not recOl-
lecied. ANY Information in regard to these
books win Be thankfully received.
c. D. ELLIOTT,
jyl4-2t Principal, n. F.
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TuE CuuRcH CAsE-The church suit
that came up before Esquire PATTERSON
esterday, involving tic right to a church
ct near the Chattanooga depot in this city,
conveyed By DIR. BALDWIN and others as
trustee, 10 the Methodist Episcopal Church
south, loolored,) IN 1901, or motion Of the
plaintiff, was postponed until Friday next at
JOAN. Il wiz then be tried before F.
quirea PATTEEsoS, CULLusl and BRnaS al
the Courthouse.
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Louisville Kenracky.
For sale - Berry Demoviile q Wharions }. +.
Haraeik Lsltsrer 4 Cahief. fuiiiam A Melul-
loaEh; Hood 4 9resorg. Nashville, and n az
Drnprss;s. innei3-iyd&W
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And the undersigned desires, also, to state that
he was insured by the agent Of the same company
at Akron. Ohio; that while pursuing his business
Of grocer, in Nashville. he received wound in
the side from projecting fragment of glass in a
sash door, disabling him for the period of three
weeks, and that to day he has received from
JosEPH NASH, agent in this city. the sum Of sixty
dollars as compensation for disability TO attend
to his usual ayocation.
Accidents are frequent, and every person should
be insured. at least we think so.
Z. D. DoDGE. .
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DISSOLUTION.

THE FIRM OF STRATTON. POINTER & co.
L is this day dissolved by mutual consent, THos,
MADISON STRATTON.
THOS. G.. POINTER,
II. J. CHENEY.
b. p. ROY.
NASHVILLE, July 9, 1866.
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MERRITT & HILL,
DEALERS rs
w ALL PAPE r. s.
WINDOW SHADES.

IHd Photographic Goods.
81 CHURCH STREET.
,.sp0sits MsrI~-ii House.
l1pYb-3m Nashville. Tenn.
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BENEFITS.

In behalf Of Accident Insurance, the under
signed desires to state, through the public chan
mel Of "a newspaper. that he took out an accident
policy with the agent of the Travellers Insurance
Company Of Hartford, at Fort Wayne, Indiana;
that while pursuing his avocation as a mechanic
at the works Of the Chattanooga railroad. in this
city, the forefnger of his right hand was bruised
and broken, which prevented him from attending
to business for the period of five weeks; and for
which loss he has this day received from JOSEPH
Nash, agent Of the company at this place, the
sum of Sl25 J. NJ. WILDER.
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New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, July II. Gold is quiet with limited
transactions, the leading rate unchanged. Loans
are abundantly supplied with idle capital at SOS
per cent. Thirty millions will be disbursed from
the Treasury next week. The stock market is
quiet but firm. Government securities steady
State stocks active. Railroad bonds strong. Bank
shares quiet. Railroad shares inactive. New
y ork Cenlral closed at $50: Erie ~.
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Seatons Chemical Writing FLUID = becoming
World-FeneEned for its superior quality. Having
Gene the principal IN use with those who want
fne free flowing ink. md Cor its Dcrmauency 10 Is
deeidedly the best ink Tor records that can be
used. FOR counting houses. banks o. schools. h
= uneqaiied. and needs only 10 Be tried - Be ap-
proved, For sale b. DrugEisis and Merchants
everywhere.
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WALTHAAI watches and AYERS Pills are
said to be the highest specimens of Ameri-
can art, each Of their kind one in mechan-
les and the other ia medicine. With a
WALTHAN watch in one pocket, and box
of AYERS Pills in the other, you should be
at your work in season with the health to
pursue it.-Adrertiser, Norway, Ne. lO-1w
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At the United States District Land Of
fee, at Eau Clare, Wisconsin, in the month
Of June, 1891 acres were disposed of, the
greater part for agricultural college scrip,
and the residue for bounty lands.
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RTYER NEWS.

There are only twenty-eight inches water on the
Shoals.
ARRIyAL.-Aid, Mouth of Whites Creek
DEPARTUREs.-NOne.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
SPLENDID
Property

IN EAST TENNESSEE,
DY VIRTUE AND IN PURSUANCE OF A
ID Decree pronounced by the Chancery Court
the case of Jas T, Shields and F. NJ. Fulkerson.
Trustees etc, ct al, 0rville Rice, ct al, will,
On the 25th day Of July, 1866,
On the premises, sell to the highest bidder, free
from all incumbrance, without the right of re-
demption, the very valuable property known as
The RogerSVille Female Institute
This property is situated adjoining the corpo-
rate limits of the beautiful and healthy village of
Rogersville, and within q short distance Of the
Depot Of the ROgersville and Jefferson Railroad
in the county Of Hawkins East Tennessee. To
Churches or Associations, or individuals of
means DESTROYS to establish first-class School
Male or Female-in East Tennessee, this sale pre-
sents most eligible opportunity.
The buildings ar. extensive, cOmmodlOus, de-
srable and tasteful; the grounds attached sut-
fcientiy large, and while beautiful now, are sus-
ceptible of further and indefinite ornament; the
health of the surrounding country is unequalled;
supplies abundant and cheap; the society OF the
village good and inteligent; and while on the
one hand the town is secluded and free from the
disturbances and eXcitements so annoying and
detrimental to the regular and profitable prOsecu-
ton of School exercises the other It Is Of easy
accessible cars on the Bogersvile and Jefferson
Railroad now running to the Holston River,
within three miles Of the place, with every pros
pect that the road will be completed to the town
within n few months,
TERMS OF SALE.-The property will be sold
on the following terms; Five per. cent Of the
amount bid will be required to be paid on the
day Of sale; for the remainder Of the sale money,
the purchaser will be required to execute two
bonds, with satisfactory sureties, each for one
half the sum, one 10 be due at the expiration Of
one year. and the other at the expiration Of two
years from the day of sale. A lien upon the pro-
p'''' wa '''' ~ ''''' JAMES R. PACE.
juue96-iw Clerk and MasteT
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PRIVATE MEDTCAL ADvICE.-Read DR.. Whit
tiers advertisement in another column. [jan23-6m
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THE following correspondence explains
itself:
CHATTANOOGA, July u, lS66.--Mr. w.
H. ErercF, Manager Nashville Dramatic Com
Jiaation:-DEAR SIR: We, the Undersigned
citizens of this city, being DESTROYS of raising
a fund for the purpose Of draining the pond
in which the graves Of the Confederate dead
are buried, and also to protect their graves
from the ravages Of stock, and in which
laudabe object we are Joined by numerous
citizens without regard to party. In further
ance Of this commendable undertaking, we
would most respectfully ask the sssistapce
Of your Dramatic Company.
JoHN L. NJ. FRENCH, r. NJ. Hook,
GEO. L. GILLESPIE, J. w. BRowN,
A. p WATKINS, r. ID. SIMS,
FOSTER WmTESIDE, j. c. GRFFIs,
JAS. WuTEsIDE Jr., Z. G. CRAWFORD,
Wv. ANDERSON, and others.
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c. B. BRAY is this day taken into part
nership with US. Style of firm as heretofore,
CAMERON, GRIER & Co.
July 1st 1866. july8-lw
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New White Wheat Flour, a very superior
artiele--frst in the market-at FOSTER
Bro, SO Public Square. jyll-lw