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Conslgnees per south Carolina Railroad.
Tx vfs.AuEust ~. ''..->
2el bales Cotton II bales Mdze, 81 bags Wheat
Railroed AGENT r Mure Co, Fraser L Dill, Adger
Co Lieut. Eeide q Trenohard, n Goldamith Son,
MuIkai Street Bros Co. Stenhouse Co, Gflfuss,
Katie Co Courtensy Trenholm. Graeser Lee, Smith
Z Co, G " Williams co, Reeder, Robinson Go,
Utsey Kenyon, E Il Rodgers Co.
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.
D1.-,,,-rn n V naranhaP 19

RooHEsTKn, n. z, December %, 1851.
Messrs P. z. DRAKE b Uo.-I have been great SUI.
rerer rom Dyspepsia for three four years. Ard had 70
abandon my profesH0n. About three months ago
trsd the Plantation Bittsrs and to my great Joy am
nov nearly we'll man. I have recommended them 10
several cases and far - tnow, always with signn
''A'A Rev. ]. 8. GATHoRN.
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PHILADELPHIA, 10th Month, 18th Day, 1857.
Rxspxorrp RRIEND:-My daughter has been much
benefited by the use OF thy Planhton b'tefs inoo
viz send me two bottles more
Thy friend. ALA ouhhiN'
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THALBERG's OPINION.
consider Chicksring l. Sons Pianos, beyond com.
parson. the best I have seen In America.
8. THALBERG,
Chairman OF Jury on Musical Instrumen
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Another wonderful Ingredient, Of great use among
the paniah ladies' Of South America. imparting beauty
70 the Completion and branoy to the mind ia yet un.
Known 70 the commerce Of the world, and We withhold
its pamo for the present. 't.
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POZNANSKI.

During the past eight years have constantly played
upon justly celebrated Erard Pianos yours the
Europe to equal them in ell their points OF excellence
It may be satisfactory to our patrons and friends
among the public large to state that testimonials
been received from all the leading artists who have
visited residing In the United 9taes few Of
whose names, besides those above. append:
LEO. DE MEYER. GUSTAV SATTER.
ALFRED JAEL. ]. BENEDICT
Il. sANDERSON. NJ STRAKOSOH.
3. HOFFMAN. JULIEN.
ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
And many others.
~ ILLUSTRATED ALBUMS AND PRIOR LIsTe
SRNT by MAIL,
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lGIULO REGONDI.
)ALFRED JAELL
LINDSAY sLOPER.
II. MOSOHELEJ,
Prof. of Conseryatoire do
Leipzig.
lS. ARTHUR CHAPEL.
Director Of Monday Jon.
certs, London.
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CRISPER COMA.

Obi abe wss beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes, and radiant hair,
Whose curling tendrils, soft entwined,
Enchained the very heart and mind.
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DIR. wRIGHT's
REJUvENATING ELIXIR,
Or. Essence Of Fife,

Cures General Debhity, Redk.
ness, Hysserics In Females,
Palpitdiion Of tho Heart and
all Nervous Diseases. It re.
stores neE life and vigor TO the
aged, causing the hot blood Of
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james r. WehR, Esq:
Nj DEAR sm: As you are going back to the United
atates I must beg You to remember me Kindly to the
Mesars. Chickering. Tell them I was dolghtod with
their Grand Plno-forte-d3 good instrpr re1t Itak
a. s1ds eper turned out, both In touch drdterL
Wishing you, &C., I remain evora 1y,
a. +. BROADW0OD.
Firm Of I. Broadwood Il Sons, Piano-forte Manuho.
turers, London.
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LONDON, January IA, 1860,

James II. WehL, Esg.:
MY DEAR sm: have great pleluure In asking youto
convey to Messrs. Chicker1ng the expression Of my
highest approval Of their instrument. Itis consider
not merely the best instrument Of American manufsc
te that have tried but Of the faest Grand Piano
fortes that has under my observation; and
the Messrs. Chickering may wel be proud Of having
turned out from their mandatory instrument
would be very difficult to mrpsss In any part of the
wide world.
Dear sir, very sincerely yours,
OHis D. OOLLARD,
Firm Of Collard oollard Rkno-forts Manufacturers,
London.
The New York herald., 1867-04-27
THE LECTURE SEASON.

1PoRTANT LECTURES DArLy-T0 0ENTLENEN
oay, At the New York Museum Of Anatomy, 6ls Broad
Those unable 70 attend these lectures may
b. forwar6ing ten ccuts Address Seer etary Of New
J Muae~m & ASeteuy. ~ r~ssS---
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AN ORDINANCE

TO PROVIDE FOR THR LIQUIDATION OF TIE Isrxnpsr ON
JUNE LAST ......| .It .EI N - 80 W
;. BE ordained BY hs 1ayor and Aidsrmen 4, c,fv
noanen aiiemotd, That for tho purpose OF uquid.nn
e interest on the public debt Of the cty which secrue
on INC th day OF Juno last Six Per Cent Stock blign
ory on Tho Corporation Of tho oy Of Ohsrieston ,hsII
DO tued undnr tho direction o! the Nkyor 10 tfe
sons holding htocfs or Six Por Cent Bonds OF ho civ
nnu entod 10 reciyo The interest accrued iherson *
sno ume ABOVE ltaed tho said Block 10 bcsr interaSt
@ no iate oi sI por cent per annun payable quar-
ess reasonable in thirty years from date: orsded
uht NO f;T % siia Stock shal os issued for
my sum loss th.n twenty dollars. or for any
hs: ~ sums 70: ie,. than twenty dollars and or frsc
Pfostaed HrtSsr. that any person bona fds holding
9I Sn Pey Capt Bonds ON said 80th day Of June
Weieh interest has accrued lhau have tho prSeVe
until the ltt day Of septemhsr next uf dscouni such
or any part thereof against due by him 10
INC cry on said sQth OF Juno aud may receive any bal
nee IN es fhyor IN city bills tock according 10
tne amount Uaorcof In manner Aforesaid =
sroT1oE q That tbs form OF certificates and mods os
Isn,fef o. fNd stock shall be subject 10 the sSms
regIsaona , q nov sxist in relation to other Biz Per
Ratified in City Council thla tenth day of JuIy IN N.
sst, ., our LORD one thousand EIGHT hundred snS
9 , 50. -. T. 9. al1InARp, AAyor.
wv 40 1mo
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CHI a r L E S TON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST II, 1867.

Jon WonK.-wc have now completed our
Office so MS to execute, in the shortest possible
lime. ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and We
most respectfully ask tho patronage of our
fricnds
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THE LADIES'
MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION.

HAVING ON HAND A LARGE SUPPLY OF READY
IL MADE CLOTHING suitable for Gentlemen Il.
dcs and and being desous OF dimlnahIpg our
soeE bofora tho 4esson advances too r We would osp
cay draw the attention OF Tho public towards ho e
hon which will bo made In prices for tho neIt No
or three vcofs from date. - ~1"" 49, ~"
Apply at tho nRposrTopv
s.nu.ly ~ No. II Chalmors street.
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NOTICE,

THE SHIPPING AND COMMISSION nus1NHss
will for tho present bo carried on % usual By the
undersigned at No. 4B East Bay over tho store
occupied by oRAIG, TUOHEY q co, -
AL parsons having individual claims must present The
nime and those indebted individually Will mako pay.
July 20 ..s. t...'
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FIRE LOAN,
hAYORhIITY OF OHART.RsroN

FIRE LOAN,
hAYORALTY OF CHARIRsToN
?, nr,,,,,s CITI HALL, November o. 1ssi
s1 n sarn ~ Districts ~ TIC and wasto Places OF tho CITY un.
to tho tSty Gono me - dsnerul Assembly, giving iuhonty
t st Q, se Loan With View aid In building up tho
iii are hereby notified that tho form OF sppl.
y az G9uncii between the houra OF A. NJ and r. IL
.s nppncauens mult beo':d in the aboye mentioned
sider tho sarne A''N' ~ S1-' 0
" ordss Of tho Mayor ". Il. BMlTH,
se'snpsrA0 Clerk OF Council
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LARuEbT CiuCuLAT!oH.-Thc DAILY
NEWS publishes Me Official Liss Of let
tsrs rcn'aiainy in the Postobice at The end
Of each ~rch, dgreenbiy to the .tollotoin9
tecf;on oj tic Mrlo ltoStoHice h,to, as the
fe'ospaper having The Mrycst circulation in
Hs- City Of Charleston:
BEoTIos AMI be II further enacted That sls OF lei
tors rcnnn unsllcd for In any Postoico In any city
town or village. where newspaper slRli bc printed
shall hereafter DO published only in tho newspaper
which. being published weekly oflcncr shall have Tho
pllcr
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CITY TAKEB-MONTIILY RETURNS,
oFFIoE 0P rHR CITY ASSESSOR, ,

CIT HAIL. AuguH l, 1857.
NoTIcE Is HEREBY OWEN no ALL CONCERNED
IN that the Monthly Returns for tho monlh OF July
past, In compliance with tho TAI Ordinance ltined On
tue ?sh day Of December, 1855, u be made on on b.
fors tho 18th instant, D. O. GTBeON. -
august ,rlt - City Assessor,
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OAR lIhl.

POARDlNG.-THIIcIl PLEASANT ROOHIs
u with good BOARD can bo had on Immediate anplJ.
cation TO No. 50 CHURCH STREET, wost SIDE near
Tradd street Terms reasonable. ~ Juno 10
IGxCELhENT BOARD, AT VERY LOW
l rates in tho most central bu1ness part OF be CITY
wlthont lodging. In private house, can now be had
For Particulars address 'x. L." Poatofice. May 10
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CRISPER COMA.

CRIsPER COMA,
For Curling tho Hair OF oithor sex irto ,p.r,,
aud Glossy Ringlots or Heavy Massive
Curls
RY USING THIS AnT1CLE LAD1R IND GENTLE
Il MEN can beiutify themselves . th0u,anl ,oI
II is tho only article In tho world that will cu strnII.
hair and at the saIno timo giyo It beanf ulose gu
pehrnnce. Tho CHsper Coma not ouly cura ibs p -
nghuliy perumed and s tho most comn1s9 ,rticio ae
hs lind ever onsIrd to The American pubic. The
postpaid for 81. 'o' esaled ana
Address al ord6fa 10
No. q yess w F.,oi.iR L CLARK Co. chsmists
March,90 'oe'' nSracnse n. J.
- 1ur
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w A N T S.

WANTED, COMPETENT CIIILD'8
w SUReE- One that eau come well Recommended
Apply at No. 40 CCMiNa STREET, / Auqt.t iS
WAN1ED.-A WOMAN To COOK FOR A
w small family. Apply nt Corner Of Hasel street.
anu nIalaoh lane. August IL
SITUATI0N WASTED.-NyANTED ny A
- married man. OF stesdy habits, situstion in any
respectable business. Wh mako himself usef,,l In n.
most any capacity. Address 40. r." at this onico.
August Is
WAHTED-A HOURE ABOUT FOUR or
w Ave rooms, In some pleasant past OF tho cIty
Apply between the hours OF and O'Clock at No 155
QUEEN STREET. tbsmWls Aumst n
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CTEVEHS HOUSE, Nos. 2I, a3, ~ AND AZ
~ broadway, N. Y oppoaite Bowling dreen-Cn the
european Phn-THR HTRVERs HOUSE IL well and
widely known to tho travelling public The location eB-
pecialIy suitable to merchants and buaness en IL Il In
close proximity to tho busness part Of tho city-H
ho highway OF Southern aud Weilorn travol-And ada
cent to all the principal Railroad and Steamboat depo
IhS g., sTEvsRs HOUSE has liberal accommodation sor
over 300 RucsB-t In well Furnished and possosses eyary
modern Improvement the comfort and entertainment
OF It's Inmates The rooms arc spacious ans we'll vsnti.
prompt and resrectfCapd tho table Rensrousy pro-
viled With every dccacy Of tho moderate rntos
ena ID 10 offer e1ra facilities for tho comfort md
pIeaauFt " our gusss. GEO. K. OHABE Il CO.,
may " emo Pfopriotnrs.
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- -r - o. -s-=-H-s - - :
DEN TfST RY.
RAILROADS.
GRAND CONSULTATIONS
OF
RAILWAY u STEAMSHIP LINES,

ESRElGHT SHIPPED AT VERY REDUCED RATES.
IL, m phILT, ON MAIL TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
PHhADELPuIA. NEW YORK AND BOSTON TO
CHARLESTON AND ALL STATIONS ON THE NORTH.
I;sSSIri EASTERN H. RAILROAD. IN FIFTY TO SEVENTY
HOURS. BY TIE GREAT SEABoARD INLAND All,
LINE, VIA ANNASEEsS1c RAILROAD AND STEAM.
SHIPS.
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Ri EETl n GS,
CHAMBER OIs t1lsI,IEI,

ShhnibEt Of' COhib1ERCE.
4 SPECIAL MEETING Dr THIS CHAMBER Is
called for This Day. m Inst. at IL NJ. In tho Hall
oi tho INSURANCE and Trust Company, Broad street D,
receive Communication :ru,ii tho President of ,iIo
Board Of Trade" - >''
liy order Of thu PrcpId,nt.
August is T. j. GSI;l,DT s,.crcIsrv
HOARD ols Trade.
A SpECIAI. Mi:tIiS ING OF TIE ia:sED WILL ur:
~ held This Day at r. NJ. al tho rl, Room OF lilo
Charleston lIorl.
null aticn TANGO IL requested, matara oT great Inn.
portanco will DO Hnimitlrd.
by oricr OF the PruIldcnt. JSO r. STFEIr
August IL Sorrcll y
AGFHh FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
TrEND THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING oE
IA Your Company at Market Hail. This Eyrui.y Al;.
gust 18th. nj haEpnst O'Clock. -
Uy orler. Fp LYNCH
August II Secretary
GERMAN FIRE ENGINE COMPANY
TNHE HHdULAR QUARTERLY MEETING OF YOUR
Il Company will DO held at Jonr Hail. This djternooa
az o'clock tho 18th instant. Membcrs urc requested
to bo pnnctuni.
by order OF the President,
JOHN G. w0hLERs. Secretary q. L. +. Co.
August II IL
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Special contracts will nade for tho shipment of lilo
following articles
Pig anu Raroad Iron Marble In blocks or In cnuLu
not less than car load OF six tons.
Flour or Meal In bbls.
Salt in sacks.
Wheat, Corn and other Grain.
Guano fnd other FcFtilEors.
Cotton.
Tar. Pitch. Rosin aud Crude Turpsutine per bbI NJ
$50 fbB., orleBs. "
All goods ordorcd to DO shipped by tho Scaboari Inland
AT Lane must be SO Darked and IN shipping from philn
delhh me PACKAGES should be marked and no,o made
on the b OF tadng whether tho freIpht Is to bo for
warded BY ClydeS Steamers VIA Ananess
sea-rsk insurnnces bo effected from baltimore
fh,hdelphia New York and Boston to Norfolk from TO
per cent. - "
promptly adjusted.
For furthar particulars circulars In tim ynrious
business houses this city apply for information 10
W. T.. j. o. WOODWARD,
,. donoral Agent, Wilmington. N. C.
July ~ mwilmO
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7 0 r ( N r..

STtItE To RENT, THAT SPACIOUS AND
y wc.-cstabliahed STORE No. a2o, west aldo King
street, now occupied by f Scott Co. 100 feet deop
with fine stone front and good gateway. Possession
corner Wentworth and Smith Btreots. II
Augusta fmyss
TO RENT, THE UPPER PART OF THAT
~ DESIRABLE THREESTORY BRICK BUILDING
Known a. No. t2 King street. few doors below Calhoun
10 An approved tenant the rent viii be moderate An
ply &C tho DRUG STORE below. mwf August s
FNO RENT, THAT DESIRABLE r ID 81
l. DERCE, No. II KING STREET, with ali tho eces.
sary outbnidings cistsru. &C. Inquire at No. SOUTH
BlDE OF THEAB0Y WIN June
ITO IsENT.-ONB VERY AIRY ROOM no
l. RENT, for one or Two single gantlemon, with or
without Furniture Apply Mt CoRNRR CIIFFoRD AND
ANOhDhLE SIEEEIS. AuRuAt IS
TNO RENT, PART OF A FINE RESIDENCE.
WIN ample Kitchen accommodation, &c., suitable
for small family ftr further particulars apply AZ No
ils ME-. MEETLRa in bTRhRr. References required.
ITO RENT-THB TWO AND 4 HALF STORY
l. BRICK RESIDENCE, corner Society and Meetjn1
sueets having cfstern and stables premises and
good accommodations for servants. Itent low Apply
70 d hhht = hr'' NO. SS2 King street July9
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70 r sane.

f{NOR SALE, No. MILCII COW, WITH A
Il young calf Inquire at No. 81 Bt PHILIP BTRRR1
between Cannon and Spring sre0ts. Any one gishIno
gentle famty cow accustomed 10 tho tub will do well by
eening. g .--- II August IL
TNOH SALE, FOUR.YEAR OLD PONY.
n Sound and gonte With Saddle aud YrIdlc In.
gun; at the GROCERY STORE southwest corner Of
fselu aho hmerca sreets. ~ August II
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EX-GOVERNOR SWAIN wrote lottor 10 Governor
JONATHAN WORTH, OF North Carolina, dated July
q, tondering his resignation Of tho Presidency OF
Tho University Of TINT State position ho has held
for twonty-two years. Ho is induced to this stop
IN view OF tho prcsent condition Of tho University
tho roVerso OF prosperous; owing principally, how
over, to financial embarrassment, tho endowment
OF over $2oO, 600 having boon lost by the war. In
his concluding paragraph ho sayK tOi othor un-
favorable eheots upon our prospects, growing out
CT tho war, do not choose to speak further tlan
TO say that during no previous porod my lifo
woro my labors moro zonlous faithful and unintor-
mittng in tho sorvico Of the institution and OF tho
people OF North Carolina md that whatoyor NAV
botido mo fdtho futuro, am satisfied with tho
record Of tho past. It only romans to intimate
that, scoing ttlo reason to hopo, from tho present
indications OF public sentiment, for tho oarly suc
coss which crowned formor exortiona, am ready
to givo place to any ono who can assume my posi-
ton undor moro favorable auspices, at tho carlios.
poriod ut which tho Board may DO pleased to Lesig.
nato o successor.
NOT INDEPENDENTLY wo hoar somo OF our friends
express wish for good situation." Now this Ia
relative torn. No two persons ideas perhaps
agroe on this subject But unless wo aro much
mistaken, there will DO little difference OF opinion
among our readers regarding tho "sIluation" of
al. LIZ MAnEouAL VALIANT. Thia gentleman is
is hiinistor Of tho Emperor NApoLEos's Qoyorn-
ornment, and holds tho following "puraIities:o
AZ Marahal ho receives 40, 900 francs; as Minister.
1OoOOo as Senator, 90 ooo as grand officer Of tho
crown, 4s 600; and as knight Of tho Great Cross Of
the Legion Of Honor, 5000; making in all 291, ,ooo,.
year. Besides ho is lodged, 'Ioated,r t'Wasbodn
as Minister; fod because grand oiicor OF tbc
crown; his carriages and horses aro Furnished and
supported from thd ciyil list in short with tho
exception OF his clothes ard his tobacco, tho State
pays oil his expenses outside Of his allowances.
Now wo should not in tho least object to "accopt
tho situation" Of this French favorto Of fortune.
How 1t makes ones mouth water to think Of ?
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-23
Excursion to Mammoth Cave.

TWO DAILY TRAINS LEAVE THE DE-
L pot Of the Memphis and Louisville rail-
read, head of Main street, as follows; pm.
and II pm, running through to Cave City
without change of cars.
pS- Excursion Tickets from Memphis to
Mammoth Cave and return at Reduced Rates
Fareround trip, to Cave and return. $3.50 IS each
Parties OF fifteen or moro, ".........- ~ 70 each
Parties Of twenty-five or mOre,-...... l6 20 each
For through tickets and all information, call
at Ticket Office, No, 1871 Main street.
SAM. b. JONES,
$50 General Superintendent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-23

SEVENTY years ago Lord Chesterfield S
letters we're s1pposed 10 contain the most
infallible of all receipts for making a
polished gentleman. And yet his own
son, for whose instruction in that very
matter these letters we're written, never
became one. Why2 Because OF the ex-
elusive attention given TO mere polish,
and the want Of moral principle and tone
beneath the surface. DR. Liebur' admi-
rable essay on the same subject will ever
prove a hundred times more powerful,
because he begins by showing that all our
ideas of the gentleman must be based on
a proper conception of man. So 1t Is
eminently with tho character OF the
Christian gentleman. No mere the
illogical instruction nor creed nor
sect can confer this, for 1t Is IN
fact an education as distinct from
instruction of the soul itself, and the har'
monous development of all its highest
intuitions. 1t is that spirit Of fraternal
love to man, based on filial love to God,
which cannot be attained by any mere
teaching, and where exhibited is so CON-
nletely rare type of life, rather than a
set of manners, that it cannot well be
described, though it will be recognized
where seen. Yet So little ostentatious
or conspicuous is it that it is not so
much ia the liviHg form while present
that II il most distinctly marked as it is
iu the memory of the absent, when de-
parted that it, as well as all other Of the
highest excellencies Of character, become
most distinctly conscious to the mind
PHILADELPHIA Ledger.
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POETRY.
THE SUMMER OF THE HEART.

There are hours whom the sky Of life SEEM
Nv promises, tho fairost hope Ger gavoj
When Fancy leads US with mosmeric hama,
Over green fields whero magic blossom'
wave.
And eaeh white ofoud that 10 our fancy seem'
Faiths snowy sails ahoat on seas above,
IL not more peaoeiui than our own sweo
OfoSrthiy friendship and Of earthly love.
All beedles, Of that novor-failing morrow,
Whose dawn may bring US only g'ieis anu
We rass on. while the broad black wing oil
Casts Isl no prophetic shade on future years.
And DER our hearts holy quiet regns,
Soft as the twilight smile that nature wears
The glad soul feels no pressure OF Us chains,
And carelessly We tread mid hidden shares'
The earth to us seems filled with that pure light
That fell and glittered DER lost Paradise,
Ere Rs sweet bloom the serpent touched Win
And mid the flowers marked path of vice.
From Life's rough feld toll, in after years
We glance back Ger that season OF delight;
And see the sommer Through mist OF tears
With folded wings, once dazLlin, N lheir
airbt. LAURA c. FORD.
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SECOND DAY.

FIRST RACE-GAYos0 HOUSE STAKE
Mile heats for all ages. $50 entrance. Gayoso
House to add $500. Three or moro to fill the
stake.
SECOND RACE-Two mile dash. Purse $500.
Free for all ages. Entrance $25.
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WANTED--AGENTs.

TO INTRODUCE THE STAR SHUTTLE
L Sewing Machine. an entirely new irven-
ton, unlike any other sewing machine IN the
world. Patcnted March u. 1867. Il uses two
thrcads, and makes the genuine LOCK
STITCH. alike on both sides. that will not rp
ur unravel. An Other low-priced machine
make the CHAIN STITCH. Itoombines sim
rlicity, durability and beauty. l. az large as
other hrst-class machines. ard will DO evorr
variety Qi family fcWinE and tailoring. ID
ordaT o. introduce our new and novel machine
81 rapidly as possible, We propose 70 furnish
them complete with one shuttle. extra bohins
a iul sci Of needles. oil can, sCrcu-drirer. di-
reciions. ETC, etc, az toe low price OF SIS
haeh aEcnt supplied with copy u letter.
Patent.
Nm. BRACH d CO.. Cent Arcnts.
Is Second street, near Madison.
McuThis, Tenn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-23
FOURTH DAY.

FIRST RACE-ovERToN HOTEL STAKE.
Mile heats, for horses owned in Shelby coun-
ty, September /. 1867. Entrance $50, play or
pay. 0verton Hotel to add 1900 Three or
more to fill, to name and close 18th Septem-
Der, 1857.
SECOND RACE" BANKERS PURSE
Three mile heats, for. all ages. Purse $1,000.
Entrance So Three or more TO fill. En-
trance meney to go to the second horse.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-23
THIRD DAY.

FIRST RACE-"CITIZENS' PURSE. Two
mile heats. Free for all ages. Purse $500.
Entrance $40.
SECOND RACE-Three mile dash, for all
ages. $50 entrance. Three or more to start.
Association to add $500. Second horse to
save his entrance money.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-23
CARS co THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE.

MAGNIFICENT SLEEPING CARS on all
Night Trains. Baggage checked through to
all important places. Persons holding through
tickets can stop over at any point and resume
journey mt pleasure.
A8-Through tickets and all information can
be obtained at Ticket Office, 2371S Main street,
and Mt depot. SAM. u. JONES,
5-5 General Superintendent.