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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-02
TRANSPORTATION.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD. /
TRAIYs LEAVE AS FOLLOWS CITY

TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS CITY
i timel: ~
Through Express Sundays excepted, a, IN.
Through Mail, $40 pm. Somerville Ac-
commodatiOn, ;3;4O pm.
Express connects at Grand Junction with AZ
ternOon train on the Mississippi Central Rail
road for Holly Springs. Water Valley. arenada,
Jackson. Vicksburg, Miss; New Orleans La
etc.
At Corinth. for okolOna, Columbus, Miss. !;
Mobile, Ala, etc. ..
At Decatur. for Columbia. Nashville, Louis
Vile. Cincinnati, etc.
AT Chattanooga Tor all ylases in Eastern Al
ALBANIA, Ge0rgia, North and South Carolina,
Virginis, Washington, Baltimore. Philadel-
phia, New York. etc.
Through Mail connects at Grand Junction
with trains for Bolivar and Jackson. Tenn.
At Decatur. for Athens. Pulaski. Ala; Coz
lumbia. Nashville. etc.
At Chattanooga. trains connect for same
points as Express trains.
baggage checked through
For tickets and further information, ar9ly
az the ONCE, No. I3 Court street.
w. ]. ROSS. Gen. supt.
A.A.BARNEs, General Ticket Agent.
1894 s. n. SHOCK. PASSENGER AGENT.
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POETRY.


For the Public LEDGER
HOPE IN THE FUTURE.
Far out in the sea If despair
Lies ship
Let the weather bo foul or be fair,
She lies there,
Safe from the storm,
Free from all harm.
Let The gales Of adversity blow,
And rouEhen tho smooth Of the sea-
Let tho tide Of life ebb and how,
She still rides, in her majesty, free.
When the soul is onshrouded in gloom.
Never fear;
For out Of the darkness will leon.
Through the gloom,
Dispelling the night.
A beautiful light.
That glimmors its way through the mist
That o'erspreads the dark sea of despair.
Prom n beacon that swings to aud fro with
the list
Ofthc ship, as she rides at her anchor there.
If life seem burden to bear,
Have patience,
For time will evaporate care
And where
Trouble was king bcfOre.
Happiness will reign evermore.
Ifyour heart throbs YEARLY slow,
Mourn not; but cheerfully say
Though the present is fil'd with woe
After the night comes the day.
The ship that rises and falls with the swell
Of the sea,
Is the future, and the beacon that swings and
doth tell
You TO quell
All thoughts of sorrow,
And look to tho morrow,
Is hope, the day-star Of life,
Which burns with radient light
When the heart and the mind are at strife,
And the soul is envelOped in night.
A. G. KNAPP. JR.
Memphis, April 26. 1857.
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ALLEN HOUSE.
Cor. Washington and Second SITS.
ALLEN BOYS At THE DESK.

FIRsT CLASS HOTEL Is OURS.
"A Cbarres are moderate. No troublo OF ex-
pense shall be spared b
MAKE ALL COMFORTABLY.
and all Tor s. 50 per DAY. or ten dollars per
week. Also, have a number q dnc rooms suit
abia Tor famihes fitted o. order.
Is-k NJ. ALLEN. Proprietor.
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THE GREATSOUTHWESTERENAGA-
i zinc = rsplsfe rifi a riuiar sforics. aduea-
iures. scientific kaotrledcs dad az kiaas " ~
niosf fasciuafing reading. Haf coslpicis soafilg
rscod u fht aelca-cirouiufsa iea ftgurond cgpisl
saei rsafh. Npeosaea Hllrlters oHir - ceaft.
Teurlu saIfcripfioaf 81 Get fks bEAT nnd
elsapfsf. Aadress, lsiih stamp,
ri DIBBLE PtllisLsr,
LrrisrlNs AZ.
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DIR. c. SPIEGEL,

GRADUATE OF THE BEST MEDICAL
VI schools Of Europe and the United States,
and member Of the principal medical societies
in the those countries, has praeticed medicine
in Memphis for the last thirteen Year,, and
continues to sffer his professional services to
the public, in the treatment Of all forms Of dis
ease upon the most improved European meth
eds. Ny collections Of rare medicines and
surgical instruments, with lifelong sxpe-
Renee in their administration and use, warrants
me in claiming q superiority over the more or
binary method Of treating diseases, such as
Cancer and tnmors Of even description,
which cure By Constitutional treat
ment exclusively,. no operation per
Ear and Skin, Consumption and Bronchitis,
Rheumatism, Eesralgia, 6erofula, Syphilis,
Structure, elect. Gravel, Piles, Dropsy. Fistala
in aAe; in short all Chronis Diseases. giving
especial attentisn 70 Female Diseases Of
every description. I an always ready at alt
times to consult WITH hpt-class Physicians,
either By letter or in person, upon all diseases
pertaining to Medicine and SurEery. Medicine
sent By express to all parts Of the world, when
oPPfCE-No. 80, south tide Monroe, be-
tween Main AID Second streets, Memphis
Re.idenee No go Unien street. 81
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TIM TURF.

EAsRIoN COURsk-TR0TrlnG GATURDAY, JULY
y ~ a p. =. nsesh for yt.1o9 Dtle hsata, three In
1rsa Rsncs. Jo1N DInn0N4 PTepSsseor.
EsAsHYON cOURsE.-TROTfiNG. gArURpAY. JULY
y - n 2 Ocaoca, sygss an4 Ssse -. nas
xs.e; i. No. .a.s y sissssss1i z; osuie ss9~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-13

rnrorrAsr LECTURES pAILy-Io 9gsrLEnEs
only ntesssn suhjes,s >. W. new ss. ,s
lernrss n ~ sxcse copy bt forwarding centa A
HrDadwn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-13

A UG. INWARD FURNITURE EXPRESS, AND 80
IN Rama street Observation-Disclosures pseksa s"P
ped. stored and moved city or courtry. -
BURNHAu's FURNfrrRs ExrxE1 ofriCh.
~. tfJ Eleventh street. Irt1 sveax'
WAGONS for moving Furniture county turnhnre
stored rurnIturc paeked and shipped Money s"vancea
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EAmi0. coussk-reoI.e. sAfUspAn 'yhx 'yuhsxt
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$50 pRooRzxnR. y.
sA!uxDAy, OCT; i3-EssT EXTRA DAYS RaCE.
= sSS Sesss Sesss ~'n nurse sA'' 80 70 'As
rsssS :so 9
'S ssssf rs Or ..o var od 81 m
-. FIRST DAY. yEDNEsDA1; ogr "a
;: Sss:: oS u stakes Closed
s e: g SsS s.ss % q s CaG
s.cRr,s.,,u ao ,sr 4, .... two MN,
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SECOND DAY TaURsDAY, ocr.r
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80 one nue. tw0yeaI oos 70 easy - ioe three year
s.s,. 'EvTSpi'''s vs'rhs' si's' sn-wod 7iSs SO0 a.
ssss two :, and S h,ss asstsr %,ss 2lOo .uen Y
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and destinations % DO made on or seors
srq Usi.. s'A' '0r s 'ss' Ds'h o.
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FIRST RAcE-hu.dis rsse Handicsp for II .sr. 1--WE
rsssn Of the United States isoduesd BY two ss.snins
sECoND RACE. Premium seeo: for an asss. 80 and
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scc ys EUys,ring g Il .rp %smSsrs s c, CO.. =,
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dsss 40 sss.rdsv s ~ osssSss TSs ssss vitS
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u atSP n; Match isr go, as snd rspss1 10 wssons
61nsr's 5. m. Minnss Wsrren Ooonel Iorssa's nk n
nSnA NB-Purse Of 500 mile hsass bess thrss IN nvs,
for Brookyn that trotted ~
cat ~ n sef sWA. SHAW. Pro1s<stor.
= su0u WWGS. TT7'7-7
=
"A ss,sHSi,csss. fer Sn issssDs: PrsuaSsd fese lar
nocAjnG biTa 6 q DONBYH Eos ana Oresns s1rsss,
a efLEu09D CAT GC09D Coftk1 FA6fENeD
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NOTICE TO srBsCwrBERs.

Tns bsoks subscripuon CapItaI ssoch ~ IN
Company have born removed fo ~ Broadway, cowner
Of worth street In vhch commodious smisss the ceu-
pany sspset burness before day
Subscribers WI please sll pAv tbeir inssHlsnSs a
the above ocatos remit by check the order of -
CODpany. small sssossi VI stos remains unsubsrrbeA
for. and APPLICATION at requested In order
subscrsbe from bis win pay 60 p~r share a
the time OF snbsribnG and sasy nsnllusents
o. the entire amount be- paid IL a
70 ~ s sy o. esy%s, % e ,ss
OF he prods under he condittons S1vSeD<
made By banking insutions The 1vidsnas dssassA
by be different nst Cemp~nes have hen generally
ral instances bcen accumulated besidss = : - !.
y mot probable that spcci ehartsr for another rv~se
Company VIII be granted by the cslatprc Safp q
Ne~ York rnersi feeling ali spssai ses-
lsen Tor ioc. cejsc. should be wehibisd By hs =.
VII have some advantages over those which wi be fo~A
Tbe conpsay sahorssd 70 loan ne capital on bond and
mnrteage uniueunbcrd real estate this State woss
sleaks State stocks of incorporated eisiss ~
And 10 further sutbozeo 10 loan Ne depo~l1 ana omar
fnds sgverusnen stock, STATE stocks bonds Of is
eorporatrd cites Of this State. .... :. .
This COMPANY loan any portion or i,s capital o.
deposits upon rsrso,al security.
TIE stock Of shs conrany has the advantage over the
cch Of s,ste and national bznk 10 rspect W zsses
cspitl or nsersed IN non table rovsrncss
These taxes IN this city, amount 10 three per- cent
% sc'npany sss BrosdwAy worih ssrsst
TIiowAs ". sn1sSoS, san
iosErIi Z. oRyis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-13

nsogSixo LINE FOR rBEKsKIIL.- ANTE.
nj LOPE leaves Harrison street pier daily viihou, ca
uestinaS Dobbs Ferry. TarIytown, Nyscss slug sing
Leyersr.w Grassy FONT aud Nerpisncfs tsves Peehs
kih os return Al - =. "
N RAprNU AND COLUMBIA RAlLRokD.
IL fs-scngers leAxns sew Ycrk - ~ reef y,e Csnssa
FpLsass Tnz Lancaster snd Cehsrtis asyvtss ~ Ian
eusseT arJ CVlnrpbp ~ epf.n.
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- snd n0s ssinsbss arsssc for summer: ~ ds,p~ed =,
every faully fcschefs, make money while rsirnsius
Etsiane a. - Dro.iw-y. sssssnsn. N
1,wfNg uASuFACFUREvs ASSOCIATION "a BEEH.
goods elas.-- Manila Ju.e and slsal Kops Bei,
Oarde and Fish nes, rarred Twins md sali Corines
secom cisss-vas rwre-. psis white aud colorsd GIN
irr fhrcsds SEINE Twines hard and soft: Ssts, Ehce
threads Carpet WARP. sowing Sail srd Broom twine~
Ihlid ci,ss Hemp WINES IN every sle for all trades ~
baccc. Wool and Hop Twlnes In sampIsss free
Price lists sent JOSEPH wRAG3, rresieent
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HUDSON RlyEE AND HARLEM RAl.RoADs-
and western trains leave New York, via Hpdscn River
Railroad. Thirfleh street and Tent. ayeads - " w "
.xth and Fourt avenue, ~ lO3 A. and 4h y
VI The ssl n p. NJ. trains via nndson rNer VII
ON Sunosys ...
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D.. ,.COKNWELL xUCTIONEER. WILL SELL, ON
sSAs.si SssKsfss ssis - III srosdwsy an order o.
lsAsA Ssssin9 NJ sls View York city and Brooklyn
s:s Sss: sss..a % .sss ns: han ''-n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-13

- CHAMBERS STREET.
"A. Hew york. Jsly II, 7Nsssrs LAhmsn, semners
= Co-3sntlemen--tn Justicc your hrm foe' II our
uly = sas that upon The
with - sharRs q purchasIng lot of whskev bad
sha she yhisks and that . manfessd lad
We ezssssely regret the unfsvorsbIe report chat
Nd y the through the press The setioa OF the
1uAn promplly dismssing ths chsrge s0on he
1eaH - n Saels b probsblya scient vindcaaIcn Yon
hDog<y Dake Df this note that you may
vhhAs pssosT. Truly yours, - 4.
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sPORTINe.

LII KINDS or FANCY .DoGs AND BIRDS ,vOl
noeking Slras = d D0xBY's, Es1 Sand 0sssss srss
eproer Canal l frtt W. -.'iY
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4 wrpow IApy, AeBp a. wIsHBs TO roRn rHR
"A scqasinAncs Of ssnsihs snd respsetahis gentle
..s -ss esa Ys ss ,''ssf w .,ss s s "
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u % ehss,: q sSs sasss Sssss ss4 orss. 4vsA
10 sasas Of ssss ola sevss.sns sav. - Ne csss.
- - sgsu.s M ~ = Tsssa u ~
nm sEEAf ynIo. r.A WAREHOUSE.
80 - - nEoRnx 2 e.ssznRs.s-
lyHkoIIc cArAHsH g.o.OnIrIs sosoyyh4.--
ya 7s1sS SD Aeaisss sssh ces q thsn q fsir tsss
q fsilseoss sSsssssSs ana assspcSs SsSss
pAcced ~ FALSE prstsodsrA Explsnasory circslars
(yoLDs. INPLUKNzAs AND DISORDERS
xiss DE- DELxxSRxSrxh. 5 rue R,esessa Pssss . sss
E:y s ~ q JGs ~ SSs@: Ss,l 49,
u SAsfRi,is And. ND csIipsES,s Disc Asss. ~
The FaranouS des Anbss OF Delansreiner rue RisAs-
~. for sssis ps'soss Children ssd
shs only ahmsnt approved H The ImpsrAl Aeaasmy u
s 5: sd Ss y ~ sRE sis .cS s: .
william street, and ef JOHN DUNcAS's soks. URSsa
JUTB-ALL QUALITIES: COTTON BAeaING, %
.u Ss ss.a :sS M q. M H ~
MAIDEN lane.
NAILHEAps AND BEAD GIMPs-JusT RsCKUED
~ by JOHN G. K0HfsAAr. M broadway.
NATIONAL Trust conrANY
INCORPORATED SI5E GQpss rSsS SAsrrn D.,,
CAPITAL e,0RWs SHARES, elou BACH.
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xvups-W r. Traxers Leonard W. jerome, ,Jvhl
Huntsr, Wn. J. EDmeA n. 1ogns
TClxnH rHH C0unsB AID BcALns-C Wheatly.
HAnDs0AYYEn AND 6rARTBn-J0hn B. Irving
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-13

IAA y. LEEDS. AUCrIoNEER.
Ini6esDt Household furniture .
DAY teetus6ny), q the clegAnt
Wsst eizlesnth strss!, between
q II O'Clock, rarler Suits coyured
bo rlchest dosoriptSon bteeeroe,
Artistic Bronses, supetS icsewcod
pver; Wines, Books X1rrors> Cur-
vood and walnut Dureane, Dee-
'ssees, Extension Tsblo, DuleA
sflyerware, Table Culssy. Jin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-13

rro rHoroaRAPuERs-wANrE TO PURCHASE, A
GOOD pair on second hand cne.thrd sine Tubes Apply
70 pkAsIER LkTTARlk, z@ Fulton siresA BrVehbp
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WILL SELL ELEGANT
9 Bleecker street, near
IFTEkNOON, ct ; O'Clock,
gSuits, covered In rich broca-
n black walnut and mahog-
ors, Mattresses, Extension
Ware. Table Cutlery.
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eAHy A17e e-wILL ,s.IJ rms DAy,
: : Z!
u GIL 06o1k - I1Q rooms No. NoeoA Wn1ia0
qgoo6 Heyeo4 xOorpetas 4n. conserving Of
rhS(qe ona~ r ou1osa, MsS1ls lop DSsss-
IN bureaus, 1aIntfn01 RnGrugan0e, Oss-
NEA 0lnoQ4nrolM 11nck walnut bo6G91sds, hair
Ma0Eoo1oojX1 Do111pg, vevut aDvulou1a
1hreepN ga u O1lclo<k ycnne bot9em Chains,
loeeo6 mn1e 164Ur ohepnny WnD1rube lot Of
DoahaeU1@&1 y 101I ~ GSlo6n 1hbl14 ~ of ed
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r OW1 ID CALIFORNIA COMPANY.-ALL 'EARfIEs
II ew ~ n interest N the Lower Cslifernia company
~ ~ - rcapesed 70 cri atthe ofcs e Vim r.. ira
vess. n suvsr, - Wam s1sset With tho voschers or
6hGs 6vkeensss of iuerest when their seporop
SS,AsG - SsnsigOsd V chem. - .-.....-l 4
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TTWtDBRs or ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF BONDS, &c.
u a. ekse tens countiesor cities o. would
eShlsy. HoEson Des&er. eker: Broad erect T.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-03
H.. Mon. Hair !. Brushed By Machinery.


London correspondence olnSiHh"a
There arc a number OF estapi,sIinteih .'1
tnroughout London, however, Tor prusi,tnn
the hair by machinery This Is an IN u, ,,nn,,e
far superior TO anything OF inc hinu - aud
in America Enter one OF tnes "e. o~tnndinr
YOU will notice n revolving sna,. :, NJ ECU
along the ceiling, with pulleys upon II ~ 81,
H. ;n,ary,Is Beneat b each pulley Is d p't.
hers chair, with flexible band OF NM, , w
ber extending down from above. iou ~, =
nIooed in the chair, sitting uprlghl, .'u t.te
generator takes his position behlnu 9ou win
i,is brush. which is OF cyHndTic'i shaPe,
,hout six inches in diameter, Inc brlSties e%-
tending from axis outward. A sp'ndle goes
through il with q handle AT each ehu. ms
spindle, which is held by the BARBER with both
hands is stationary, while the brush revolves
ahont il with lightning velocity, when the band
which hangs down from the shaft above
it is placed around pulley on the brush. The
elasticity Of the india rubber band is such that
the operator can hold the brush, turning al!
the time a foot above your head, two feet be-
hind you, inst touch your hair or sweep
through IL with a velocity of hundred reVo.
lutions 4 minute, while cloud of dust ana
dandruff falls down in front OF you, leaving
your head perfectly free and clean from All
Impurities, more than any shampooing process
could accomplish. The whole thing is done IN
IN instant almost. They have hard brushes
and soft brushes, and the sensation rs they
whirl around your head and throngh your
hair is electrical. A morning headache disap-
pears almost Immediately; and any one VINO
has experienced the luxury OF having MS mar
brushed by machinery finds 1t 4 pleasure
which, in future he will not willingly 1orego.
There are hundreds Of these establishments IN
England, and their number is constantly IN
creaSing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-03
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
RegistratiOn-Corn- Riot, &c.

SUFFOLk, August j, 1901.
Registration closed in this comfy by giving
n majority of four 10 the blacks. The recent
action of Congress win slightly Increase this
majority by DISTINGUISHING Il few of those who
have already registered.
The recent rains have greatly improved the
corn. It's color is now good, and il is growing
rapidly. Our farmers are hoping for Il much
larger yield than they had PREVIOUSLY ntici-
pated.
posed TO be 4 village called Chuckatuck,
though You might readily pass through IL
without being aware that village was
thar" Well, on last Saturday night this
rocket edition Of Il hamlet succeeded III raising
4 miniature riot. Thirteen or fourteen pistol
shots we're fired, and one negro slightly wound
ed Your correspondent has been unable 10
learn with any certainty the origin Of fhe
difficulty, or the parties engaged in it. Dill
gent inquiry among the residents of the place
reveals the startling fact that everybody
heard the reports, but nobody fired the pis-
tolls 1t Iray be that this was q case Of " Spon-
taneous combustion," as we hear q sreal deal
of "Apple jack" is regularly swallowed III
ChuckaLuck. The whole fuss reminds us of
the boy ut school who, when reproved for
whstling, said :" didn't whistle, sir !: IL Just
whstled itself" 1t is currently reported that
n detachment Of United States soldiers will
soon be sent to this young Sodom of rebellion
10 protect its immaculate Unionists and to
preserve The peace We trust no 'masited
batteries" will alarm these brave and faithful
guardians Of Uncle Sans interests.
Several "protracted meetings" are an
nounccd for this vicinity, and are looked for
with great interest cy our citizens.
DIoGESEs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-03
By Harrison, Goddin l. Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

ZINE FLOODED HORSES, SADDLE
AND HARNESS HORSES, EXCELLENT
WORK MULE5. BROOD SoWS, STEAM EN.
CINE ANDsAW MILK Two rWp TH9uSAN 1G G4RRs
the request of tho proprietor, who expec to be
absent for several months. and for the purpose OF
reducing his stock. shall sell at auction at West
View, on tn plank road, five miles west of Rich
mond, on TU ESDAY The eth of August, 1887 at II
O clock A. H., If fair If rot the fret fair day there
after, the following very valuable stock and per-
T. One Thorough6rsd Stallion FIVE years old this
spring, by Deucalion out OF Commodore
.. One Thoroughbred Mare, by Deucalion out of a
Trustee mare
2. One Superior Saddle Mare;
l. One Span of Fine Carriage Horses, both good
riding horses, very superior fast and gentle J;
5. One Black Horse Of superior style
G. One Black Horse;
T. One Iron Gray Horse of fine size and power,
and No. animal for single carriage;
$. Fifteen hne-pized Young Mules. well broken to
harness. and in fins condition;
9. Six Brood sows, in pig by very fine boar Of
superior breed
TO- Three Young sows, good breed; one Barrow
and twenty six Shoals and Pigs
H. Saw mill and -Engne-mill nearly new, Of
Kahl Rahm's best pattern engine in good
order. having been recently repaired, capa-
BILE OF saving with one saw (Which is fifty
two inches and new 5000 to 5000 feet OF
lumber per day: Two-log Wagons, Chains,
&c. six other Wagons, in complete order.
Also. one Buggy, very super Tor Ambulance,
&c, also, 900 to 5000 cords seasoned oak
and Pine Wood.
sold only because the proprietor's contemplated
absence ina kes it desrabl thst he should reduce
his stock, persons may attend the sale with an az
surance that the articles are such as are repre-
scented
TERMS: All sums under 800, cash over that
amount, sixty days credit for approved, endorsed
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERsON.
jy 2o-STuGThtd Auctoneers.
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Corrsspon dence of the Richmond Dispatch
Concert mt Amelia Courthouse.

AMELIA COURTHOUSE, July 81 1867.
The Ladies' Concert came OF to-day with
great success The audience was full, select,
and brilliant, and the whole affair passed most
pleasantly. The assembly was composed OF
the best people of the county have not the
time TO give an account in detail. can only
saw that the music was artistic and beautiful
Mr. Grant, of your city, was in magnificent
voice and his rendition of Flee Like 4 Bird -
was grand and imposing. He was frequently
encored The singing of Miss g., of Rich
Inond, was most rapturously received, and she
gave one air from Judith with magical effect.
The Messrs. Miller, of Richmond, sustained
themselves with great credit; also, Mr.. Red
ford, whose sweet, rich voice won every
heart; nor can forget TO mention the sweet
little ballad sung by Miss H., of Amelia.
The Marseilles was finely rendered III full
chorus, with eleven voices, which concluded
the performance The ladies had splendid re-
freshmeuts, which. went on rs we'll rs the
concert.
And thus passed pleasant day i'll the coun
w. Sweet music, handsome girls. and ice
cream What trio VERNON,
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