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". I. BkItITS, N. D.
ii. n. MCTYEIRE,
Bishop of NJ. f. Church, South.
NAsHVILLF. TENN. ApRI d. l867

NASHVILLE, TENN, APRIL Is, 1867.
take great pleasure in saying that the Glasses
| have obtained from Dr. NJ. Bernhard are TO
me a source of greater comfort than any have
previously worn. My own experience fully sus-
tains the testimonials of excellence and COM
mendatiOn which he has received from gentle
men of science in VARIOUS parts Of our country.
r. C. X. MARTIN, NJ. D..
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For Rent,
M0NTVALE SPRINGS, 1867.

Il ing been placed in thorough repair. and
furnished with new furniture, will be opened
for visitors on the Isl of June, under the
direction and control of the undersigned pro
prietors Of the American Hotel, Atlanta, Geor-
gia. Montvale presents the strongest attrac-
tons, TO both the invalid and pleasure seeker
no less on account of its retirement and beauti-
full surrounding scenery than Of the restorative
powers of its waters. We have reduced the
price of board to the lowest figures consistent
with a proper entertainment of our guests.
Board per day. 81; per week. $50; per month
$50; with an allowance for families Travellers
by rail reach the Springs by special conveyance
from LOuden, or by regular daily mail coaches
from Knoxville Tenn.
apr25 lmtr-w WHITE & WHITLOCK.
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R. A. ROBINSON 4 co. wholesale Ag'ts.
Louisville. ~.
For sale by Berry, Demovllle 4 Wharton; j.
f. HarWeil; Litterer 4 Cabler; Puliiam 4 Me
CUlough; Blood x Gregory. Nashville; sut by
an DrmggIsta. Lunal --IYlNw
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ARMISTEAD & WOODS,
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
NO. b PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE

II STORE AND FOR SALE. A COMPLETE
= varied and fresh stock q Staple and Fancv
Proeerie., etnhrar ne Canned Fruits. C1r-ervss
Imported Liquors. Cigar. and ali des.rirfisr..
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party until passions had cooled down, and
wrongs were TO some extent forgotten. There
are in the kingdom Of Greece many Mahom-
etan subjects Of George l. who live quite
cOnten!edly under Christian rule, and, speak
ing Greek in their homes, have a strong
attachment to the common country.
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TERMS OLE SALE

0ne-third cash, the balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months, the purchaser giving notes
with security, bearing interest from date, and a
lien will be retained on the land for the puT-
chase money.
JAMES n. THOMAS, Trustee
apr27 I'd
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srtiaI List OF Articles TO Ibe Sold
for ONE DOLLAR EACH,

Diamond Pins, Brooches and Ear Drops La
dies Sets Of Gold aud Coral, Jet and Gold. Flo
rentIne. Mosaic, Lava and Cameo sets of Studs,
Vest and Neck Chains. plain and chased Gold
Rings, 6Old Thimbles, LOckets. new style Belt
Buckles, Geld Pens and Pencils, fancy Work
Boxes, Gold Pens with gold and silver extension
holders, and large assortment of fine Silver
Ware and Jewelry of every description, of the
best make and latest styles.
A chance to obtain any Of the above articles
for One Dollar by purchasing sealed envelope
for Twenty five Cents
Five sealed envelopes will be sent for 81, eleven
for -, thirty for s., sixty five for So one hun
bred for SIS
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NASHVILLE. 26rH APRIL. ISf

We have examined the Glasses of NJ. Bern
hardt, 0ptician and 0cuiist, and are satisfied
that they are superior in material and workman
ship to any we have seen. He has, too, dis
played great skill in adapting them to the eye.
PAIL u EVE Al d
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DISSOLUTION.

DH''OHsN HUN.
IHE CoPAkTNEBSHIP aERFTOFORE
existing under the name and -fyI- II F.sI.-
bfothers . hereby disgolved b. mutual consent
Al Ier-DBs owing Foster Brothers can bUf
then ofhce in rear Of Guild A Suifb'5 -
OIhee, iImeriy occupied b. Foster a M-Evsp
Messrs. AhMlSIEAD 3 WOODS k9re 80
chased tas entire interest uf The frm
,r.-.,, foS TER BROTHERS.
In retiring from business, Il aH5rf, ~ mat
Woods 10 all oar customers AMI H.. I,4llis. -. :
orally. aud hope they will continue tbeir n
tonage. 90 literally extended 10 the old finn
Nashville. February. 1861. insrl5 n
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Agents wanted Eyerywbere

Unequalled inducements offered to Ladies and
Gents who will act as such. Our descriptive cir
cuars will be sent on application.
Distributions are made in the following man
Ter Certificates naming each article and its
value are placed in sealed envelopes, which are
we'll mixed. One Of these envelopes, containing
the certificates or order for some article will be
delivered at our office. or sent by mail TO any
address, without regard to choice, on receipt
of twenty five cents.
On receiving the certificate, the purchaser will
see what article il draws and its value, and can
send one dollar and receive the article named.
Purchasers Of our sealed envelopes may, in this
manner, obtain article worth from one to
FIVE hundred dollars.
Long letters are unnecessary. Have the kind
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y. B.-0Wing 70 engagements elsewhere. DR..
Bernhard will be able 10 remain here bus a
short time. mayl Inns
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Office Hours from A M To y. IA
ST. CLOUD HOTEL
, 1867-08-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Fortegne1se
OVER
OVER
UINDLOSTE E

O14NO1OO4 DVCCf
/ FREDERIKSTED'S POSTCONTOIR:-
Capt. J Broker, T, Buckley, c Byam,
r. Caspersen, Matilda Earns, Antonnet-
te Emanuel, Miss Franciscan, Mary Fran
ciss, Christiana Guillium, Diana Hatch
cit, susanna Hatchett, Fred. Hileger,
Sarah Hendriksen, Joseph Howard, Capt.
A. Jensen, James johnson, Adolph.
Joseph, Mary Irwin, Agnes Lawrence,
John Lucas, E. Manuel, Emile Petersen,
Sarah Powlis Maria O'Reilley, Caroline
Richards. Ethel. Rodgers, Sarah Rod
gers, Mrs M. Samson, John C. Samuel,
G.. Senior, Sophia Simons, Mrs Steavens,
Cecilie Thomas, Rich. Thomas, Andrina
Williams, Chr. Williams, Cobas Williams,
Geo. Williams, Isabella Williams, Rob.
Williams, Sophia Williams.
, 1867-08-02
Protokollen for forrige Mode blew oplest.

PrOtOkOllen tor tOfflge Mode bleV Opl5eSt.
Fernandez meddeeltesa ct han fra Gou-
vernementet havde modtaget en- Skrivelse
af SIDE dennes, indeholdende Meddelelse
betreffende Former for Budgettets og
B~evillingernes fremtidige Affattelse, hvil-
ken Skrivelse var henlagt paa Raadets
Bord.
Ifolge Dagsordenen foretoges
/, 3die Behandling af Udkast til Anord-
ming on midlertidig Oprettelse af ct
serligt Politimesterembede / Frederik-
steds Politidistrict.
1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds By (Sa-
rauw) anbefaledo A~nordningens Vedtagel-
Sc, men erklprede selv at vile afholde sig
fra at stemme.
ste kongevalgte Medlem (Walker) anbe-
falede lige!edes til Vedtagelse.
2det kongevals te Medlem (Bie) forud-
satte, at den nye Post vii blive opslaaet
vacant.
lste Medlem for Frederiksteds By (Sa-
rauw) mente, at Raadet kun havde at
stemme over Anordningen, og at overlade
det Ovrige til Gouvernementet.
2det Medlem for Christiansteds Landdi-
strict (Ratclitfe) Wide n6dig see en- Udset-
telse at Sagens Giennemf6relse, og haabede
at Medlemme for Christiansted smart wilde
fremkomme med lignende Forslag.
Forn,ondu1l bCnsaS4szda. sssS haSlEr 1hhG
kunde fore nogen Betingelse til diets We'd
tagelse af AnOrdningen, men MATTE over
lade Diet Ovrige til Gouvernementet.
We'd Afstemningen vedtoges Anordnin-
gen med II Stemmer imod l 4 stemte
ikke).
2, 3die B~ehandling af Udkast til Anord-
ming ON Lonningstilleg til den consti-
tuerede Politimester i Centerdistrictet,
A. F. W. Forsberg.
1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds By (Sa-
rauw) anbefalede Anordningens Vedtagelse.
Anordningen vedtoges eenstemmigen
med IA Stemmer.
3, eden Behandling at BevillingstOrslag til
Udgiftspost for 1s67-68, D 4, Toldv@-
senet.
AT Gouverneuren var stillet folgende
Endringsforslag:
~, Udgiflsposten "Til Leie af Extrafolk,
til Requisiter og andre ubestemte
Udgifter we'd Toldvesenet" opfores
med
derunder indbefattet ct Bel0b at $l60
til Anskaffelse af en- ny Toldbodbaad
for Frederiksteds Toldsted.
2, Bevillingens samlede Bel0b opf0res
med .$S,5OO.'
Gouverneuren bemarkede, at Diet af
ham stillede E~ndringsforslag gik I'D paa
en- Forogelse af Belobet til Requisiter m.
m. we'd Toldv@senet fra $500 til 5000 i
Anledning at at det var bleyet nodvendigt
at anskafe en- ny Toldbodbaad we'd Frede-
riksteds Toldsted, hvortil Udgiften var an
slaaet til S160. Den nuverende Baad
blew anskafet i 1854, men er nu i en- saa
daarlig Tilstand, at en- Hoyedreparation vii
koste omtrent ligesaa meget som Anskaftel-
sen at en- ny Baad. Denne agtedes for
skreven fra Bermuda. bet ansaaes til
str@kkeligt at foroge Belobet med 500,
da der af Diet tidligere anslaaede Belob an
toges at vile blive %tilovers de 6vrige 500.
, 1867-08-02

Andringsforslaget No. / vedtoges cen
stemmigen med IL Stemmer, og seive Be-
villingen med det i Kndringsforslaget No.
opf0rte samlede Bel0b $4,000 vedtoges
eenstemmigen med IA Stemmer.
4, eden Behandling af Bevillings Forslag
til Udgiftspost for 1667-68, D S /: Lods-
og Havnev@senet.
Bevillingen vedtoges e~enstemmigen med
IA Stemmer.
5, eden Behandling af Bevillings Forslag
til Udgiftspost for 1867-6S D s: Milice-
og BrandvRsenet.
Bevillingen vedtoges eenstemmigen med
Ii Stemmer.
6, eden Behandling af Bevillingsforslag til
Udgiftspost for 1867-68 D 2: Refs og
PolitlvRSenet.
AT Gouverneuren var stillet f0lgende
Endringsforslag:
81, [ Tilfplde at en- midlertidig Adskillel-
Sc af Underdommer- og Skriver- Embe-
derne i Christiansted og Frederiksted
fra Politimester Embederne sammesteds,
bevilges efterstaaende Till@g til Contoir-
holdsbel6bene:
a, We'd Politimester Embedet i Chri-
stiansted:
AOlllllIS I'll Gll IOllLlSkElVCI u SOH pEs
Nd, ~anslaaet til 8 Mdr. 1856.
til Skrivematerialier. fnrndnn on
al Gouvernementet naerTnere
bestemt Andeel at Diet for Diet
samlede Embede opf6rte $166,
endVldere .............. H.
1910.
b, We'd Underdommer- og Skriyer-Em-
bedet i Frederiksted
til For0gelse af L6nningen for den
neryerende COntoirist fra $50 til
$50 pr. Nd, for 8 Maaneder S 80.
Looming for en- anden Contoirist
aS32 pr. Nd, for s Maaneder 256.
1886.
2, Udgiftsposten "Forskjellige mindre
Udgifter we'd Politikamrene opf6res
$40.
derunder indbefattet Udsiften til Belys-
ming i Politivagtstuen i Frederiksted
S28, og til Lampepasning $12.
8, Bevillingens samlede Belob opfores
med ...................$17,067."
Gouverneuren bemerkede, at de i Raa-
det fremkomne Udtalelser ON en- Adskil-
lelse af Politimesterembedet i Christian
sted fra Underdommerembedet sammesteds
vel ingenlunde havde overtydet ham ON
N0dvendigheden at en- saadan FOranstalt-
ming, ligesom den tilsvarende i Frederik-
sted var vedtagen som midlertidig; men
da der sandsynligviis smart Wide blive An
ledning til at foretage en- midlertidig For
andring i Embedspersonalet, havde han
Intel imod at forsoge opnaaet en- temporair
Adskillelse imellem Politimester- og I'M
derdommer-E mbedet ogsaa i Christiansted.
De i Endringsforslaget No. l optagEe For-s
6gelseri Contoirholdet we'd de forskjellige
Embeder under den midlertidige Adskil-
lelse ere stemmende med hyad der under
en- Conference med dc, nuvarende Embeds-
mnnd err fundetgat vile behaves; dog
Wide der muligen paa den anden Side kthsd
ne naaes nogen Besparelse i Contoirholdet
, 1867-08-02
The "AVTS"
Lutheran Church, ChrIstianstcd.
is EDITED BY PETER B. RATCHET;
AND PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
for the Proprietress.

On Sunday the 4th inst, there will
be divine service held for both Lutheran
Congregations in this Church.
, 1867-08-02
TABLE OF THE FALL CT RAIN

during the week from Gath to 3Oth July.
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
Lines. Lines. Lines,
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Caught in their own Trap.

Once two ministers of the gospel were
conversing on extemporaneous preaching
"Well," said the old divine, waxing
warm, "you are running yourself by
writing your sermons and reading them
off. Your congregation cannot become
interested in your preaching; and if you
were called upon to preach Unexpectedly,
unless you could get hold Of M old ser
mon, you would be complely confused. "
The young divine used all his eloquencc.
but in vain, to convice the old gentleman
that the written sermon expressed his
own thoughts and feelings, and if called
upon he could preach extemporaneously ".
.As we are of the same faith,' said the
young minister, suppose You try me next
Sabbath morning. On ascending the pu-
pit you can hand me text from any
part of the Bible, and will convince you
chat can preach without having looked
at the text before stood up. Likewise,
must be allowed the same privilege
with you, and see who will make the
best of it."
The idea seemed to delight the gentle
man, and it was Immediately agreed
upon.
The following Sabbath, on mounting
the pulpit, his senior brother handed him
a slip Of paper, on which was written !:
"And the ass opened his mouth and
spske;;' from which he preached glori-
rious sermon, claiming the attention of
his delighted hearers, and charming his
old friend with his eloquence.
In the afternoon, the young brother,
who was sitting below the pulpit, handed
his slip. After rising and opening the
Bible, the old man looked sadly around
"Am l not thine ass?' Pausing few
minutes, he ran his fingers through his
hair, Strengthened his collar, blew his nose
like the last trumpet, and read aloud
"Am not thine ass?" Another pause,
i'll which q deadly silence reigned. After
reading the third time" Am not thine
ass!" he looked over the pulpit at his
friend, and in dolefnl voice, said, 81
think [ am. brother !"
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a q charming slate of affairs! An active
mind, not welded too closely to orthodox
ideas, would have OWNED at once the
great advantage of rewards and kindness
over oppression and cruelty. But our
old tutor was invincible. Unmake him !
Never. You could not alter his plans an
iota.
@Tingle! tingle!" sounded the little
bell-that bell had voice as we'll as
tongue. Boys sll attention eyes, ears
mouths agape! momentous epoch!
Old Haskins caised the lid of his desk,
and drew the wonderful thing forth-ad-
iusted his om.nous looking spectacles
astraddle his nasal projection, and proceed
ed to the solemn ceremony.
Attention, SCHOOL," roared the teacher,
A single order was all that was neces-
sary-you might have heard q pin drop,
t:The hour has at length arrived oe-
hold in my appraised fingers single al
mond," (terrible suspense! In this
almond is a kernel" tremendously breaks
the she'll and exposes the tiny thing }
"This, no man ever saw" Then opening
his capacious jaws, exposing an internal
array of decaying ivory and raw flesh,
that reminded us of the mouth of Ben
gal tiger-he thrust in the mysterious
Eernel-crushed and swallowed it!
"Boys," exclaimed he, with great en-
phasis, "boys, you will never-l will
nevcr-no man will ever see that kerne
again! To your lessons, you rascals
every dog of you!"
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There is moral, as good as preaching,
to this story, which comes from new
hand:
Aunt Jenny was a very exemplary
colored woman, and always felt and
showed much concern for the future vel
fare of her numerous children. But little
Nicholas had so much Of the "Old Nick "
in him, that, with all her persuasions and
threats, she could not bring him into the
good way of saying his prayers. One
afternoon Aunt Jenny was startled by
hearing loud cries from the barn-yard-
80 Lord o Lord" and, fastening out,
she saw young Nick pinned to the fence
with the hornes Of COW, one on each
side of him, and now and then she would
let him out, but oaly to "hunt" him back
again. Nick keptup his cries" o Lord!"
and all the louder when he saw his mother
coming. Bat she didn't interfere. She
stopped, took good look, set her arms
akimbo. and sang out, ooh yes you's
mighty willin' to cal on de Lord now
you's got into trubul but you couldn't
pray wild your mudur like a spectacle
chile!" And turning to the kitchen she
left Nick to the tender mercies Of the
COW, being quite sure, however, that no
serious harm would come to him."
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ParIOr Tricks.

The following parlor tricks for winter
evenings are given in a Western paper
THE CADLE.-Take a piece of tarred
cable, about fifteen inches in length, Gu,
it carefully in two with sharp knife, and
then try and chew the ends together. You
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TIE Nail TR1cK.-Take two large
wrought iron nails, and wire them together
in the form of a cross 1t will then be
found impossible to swallow them. There
as no deception about this.
A Trick AT CARps.-Select q pack o
cards with plain white backs Take ont
the four jacks ana burn them before the
company, letting them see the ashes. Now
shuttle the cards quickly, end, holding them
in the left hand, give them Sharp rap
with the knuckles of the right. Then
place them on the table with the face
down, and defy the company to find the
jacks. They can't do it.
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The schoosmaster's Promise.

-
A correspondent tells the following an.
ecdote of his old schoolmaster, cd Has.
kins:-
"Boys!" said he, smilingiy, one day.
What's up, thought we, and were all
attention. 1t was Ikea sun-peep through
heavy storm-cloud, when "old Haskins
smiled, and the phenomenon was unac-
countable.
"Boys," said he, l am about to bar.
gain with you for good BEHAVIOR" IA
change of tactics, verify; y 81 desire that
you will conduct yourselves with decorum
for one week, and | will promise to show
you curiosity-what no man ever saw ;
and, having shown it you, what no mail
will ever sec again"
"Yes, sir r!!"-" Agreed n-"Tyi, sir p
and various other expressions CT acquies-
cence came from every quarter of the
room; and, as preface to the new state
of things, the school was dismissed at an
early hour, leaving the boys to gaze into
each others eyes in astonishment, as if to
divine in each others intuition the answer
to the riddle which had stolen upon them
as pleasant dream.
An anxious week followed--a week of
curiosity, bewilderment, hope, and pleas
ure in embryo. Out of school it was all
the talk" what no man ever saw, and
wheat no man shall ever see again !;'-not
even the terrible author of the compro-
mise. What could it be 2
Another and another day, until at last
the identical named one dswncd upon the
gladdened young hearts.
Nine O'Clock calne-every urchin was
at his post-books and states, oil in readi.
ness for the days battle with the demon
of darkness and ignorance-eyeEy task
fully committed to memory. Altogethsr,
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For Sheriff.

For Sheriff.
The Friends of Capt. A. P. WEST rcspeeiiui-
,xnrounce him rs Candidate for Sheriff Of
Edcefield attho nextelection.
Now TO-
m- We have been authorized by the Friends
Of Capt. H. BoULWARE to announce him a
Candidate for Sheriff Of Edgeheld District atthe
next election. :.
Apr II te
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DENTISTRY.

HDR. III. PARKER!r respectfully announces
that he is well prepared to executor the oes'
manner aud promptly nll work in the business
AMI at greatly reduced fgures
Having acquainted himaelf with the late ines
timsble improvements in the profession, and Sc
cured full stock Of materials, DC, he warrants
good AMI satisfactory work 20 all who may desiro
his services.
Edgefeld, S. c., Aug. |, tf'l
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
~ COJIVON PLEAS.
Foreign -iHac1ment.

W. H. II. Ti""sr'a'n r.,e;y. .l,.reaue.,.
Mathew u. iiars,
ruyUE Plaintiff in the above stated case having
4 this ,ia.- led his Declaration in my Office and
the isisnl.n! h:.ving neither wife nor Attorney
knrwa to reside 'sthin TIE limits OF ;his State on
whom coqirs G: sail Declaration with rules to
Mead can hc served: On motion of ]. l.. Addison,
plairtiIi's Attorney, ordered that said Defendant
anrcar artl rleal to said Declaration within a
wear a,ll d.. f-om lie date hereof or final anu
absolute judgment will he given acanst him.
S.HARRIS0N, COED.
May 90, 1866 1y %
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and all Modern Improvements. Every 1rsiru-
mont ,rarren'cd FIVE YEARS! Made under
the supervision. Of Mr.. j. II. GRoNEsIEEN,
who hes practical experience of over thirty. five
years, NJ d is tho MAKER Of orer elersm ihossdnd
Piano F9rfes. Oar facilities for manufacturing
enable rs to sell these instruments from SloOto
S?00 cheaper THAI any frst class piano forte.
as-GEo. A. oAGEs, Augusta, Ga. is tho
authorized Agent for tho sale of these PIANOS,
and will always keep number on hand for the
inspection of the public.
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