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4. a. LUhENID,
40 oB-2awtds
rMP0RTANT SALE.-ON Tues

IMPORTANT SALE.-ON TUES
liz sncnon on the premises the residence and tract
Of land, Containing 200 acres, known as LONG
WOOD, situated one mile from the town OF Farm
respects one Of the most desirable pieces OF pro
perty in this section of the State consisting OF
large and convenient dwelling house, Win neces-
fruit of every description, superior garden, and
in one mile of churches of all denominatons,
For description or further information, parties
DESTROYS of purchasing will address me at Farm
Vile, Va. a. b. Y sN bLh} gentiSp I
81. y, r. u.
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BY Lee & Goddin,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1914 Cary street.

NO. 1914 GARY Etre6t
drops OF CORN, FODDER, OATS,
" WHEAT STRAW, IRISH POTATOES, AND
CaBBAGE; ALSO, WAGON ANDGA HOUSE Ii,
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, &c, FOR
SALE at AUCTIO My request of Captain
Pichegru voolfolk we will sell at "Montrose,"
his present residence. on MONDAY, 3oth septem-
to his farm in GoochIand county, } the CROPS
enumerated above, consisting of sixty acres Of
very productive land in CORN. five acres in IR1sH
POTATOES, 5000 to 1000 head of CABBAGE, 90, 900
pounds SHEAF OATS (housedl, STRAW and
CHAFF from 500 bushels VIII eat; also, one two
horse WAGON. one CART and lot OF HousE-
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
TERMS: Cash for sums of 500 ; over this amount
credit of ninety days for satisfactorily endorsed
chasers TO realize from crops before maturity, of
notes. The privilege Of housing crops will also
be granted for reasonable time say to let } anu
airy next, and of renting or leasing the farm for
q term of years privately. LEE GODDlN,
So % Auctioneers.
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By Harrison. Goddin i Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

TOT ON FOUSHEE ALLEY FOR
LsALE AT AUCTION.-At the request OF the
executrix of the late A. Dill we shall sell at auc;
October, 1857 at halfpast o'clock P. M, the
LOT located as above, fronting forty. seven feet
on the north side of Foushee alley, (Which extends
back about ninety feet to the lot Of Edgar Good
son.
A HARRISON, eoDDIN & APPERsoN,
ooe AuctiOneerg.
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CCHOoLs, SUMMARIES, AND
SonTaRs viii and 1t TO their advantage to
Ssv wV their CIRCULARS, MONTHLY REPORTS,
10 printsd 1T the Dispatch Printing douss.
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TWO BUILDING! LOTS, ON THE
l. SOUTH SIDE OF CsTHARINEo STsEET !
At AUCTION will be sold on WEDNESDAY
the I'd day Of October 1881 on the PREMISES a at
described. fronting thirty feet each on Catharine
street and running back 100 feet to an alley.
These lots are in an improving part of the city,
and will become very desirable.
TsRMs: One-half cash; balance at twelve
months credit for negotisble notes, interest added
and secured by decd Of trust soN
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HIRST L r G E F A L /
CATALOGUE SALE.
ON rauAsDAY, 1sra OF OCTOBER,

commencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell at our sue;
rooms, No. zoos Main street, by CATALOGUES, o
large and choice assortment OF
FRESH FALL DRY GOODS.
BOOTS. SHOES, and HATS,
READY MADE CLOTHING, &C.,
comprising very large and desirable STOCK, sulteo
to the fall trade. :.
The attention OF city and country merchants Is
invited, as this will be the largest and most at
tractiye stock we have yet offered, and will be
sold In lots to suit purchasers.
AZ PAINE & CO., Auctioneers.
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p1cuvosp AND DAyvILLE RAILR0Ap,}
sUpERIyrBSDEST's OPPIcE. (
RICHMOND, September 20, 1857.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTs.-Co,n,-
s'gnees of grain by this road are urgently ge ~
qh Tho limited amount OF depot aeeommo,
astoas do not admit the indulgence that would
Otherwise be cheerfully given: Hereafter ,onr
0rain rsmaining In the depot over twenty Iont
nnrs stsr being unloaded from the cars Will pc
rsmoyed and stored at the risk and expense o. the
owner or consignee. THOMAS DoDAAkAD,.
SO 23-3w ouPoi in'A0'T
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Steam erS.

PHILADELPHIA AND RICHMOND
{ sTEAMsHIP LINE-T r,' g, -
f DsIA, and cGAYaoaT viii ieaye1szEzsS
Philadelphia every WEDEtSSPphhE and md SShHRs.
Freight viii be received ct any time at tho com.
panys shed on the Dos ssi, and ,a,sroou &c.
se21-ts Once No. 242s on the Dock.
T1oR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
STEAMSHIP COMPAHY.-Ths EA
splendid nav sds, = s sIast:amshigs N1A
Akszs, afadA fAsA and SlkdiaiAs sgS
leave New York every TUESDAY, rH0RsSRnAaY.
81 paf FA FRpaY sa sHsS Es1n0Hd every
prsssy ,or tSs snsHad -: :sG.s.
and staterooD,s, and the fsre, auenIion' sHN -
sommodations are unsurpassed.
Goods shipped by thu. Tins are landed dsE s1ss
:. new Yois on ths sOngshsyss o Covered pis'
rrsisats for I points beyond New York are .o,;
warded with dispatch, and no charge maoe sAs'Y'
netuaI expenses Incurred.
The steamers for Charleston, Savannah, New VI
leans and other southern ports leave from sns
promptly transferred without exposure.
N T. MocREApy. Prssidsn., 1877 Greenwich
JOHN d. WEST, City Point and PstsrsDofs'
T.. WEBB, Norfolk.
7of freight or passage n nRsRSE{ 70 SsraSs CO..
corner Main and Eleventh sueets, up s'ai'S'
fe7s-ts
TOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
E AND ALL LAHDIEGS OF THEGSDx y
JAMES RlVER.-rhs fast and si0- -
JOHN SYLVRSTER.
CAPTAIN z. @. GIY7oED.
leaves her wharf at Rockets Tor sooYSSpIDhY
places on MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. ana yns.1sy.
II $50 O'clock A. NJ, and return on tassaA''
| Thnrsday, and Saturday: :. c,,x Point IN Tins
), paS Sss, ,I;,S t, m11 FOR PETERSBURG.
! Fare to Norfolk, s2soy,cur
o. ., All hours for BOSTON, BALTi hobs'
nrimeinaI LANDINGS oS GHEsAp,E.Anheh 0 -.
pr. p,shsL LANDINGS ON JAMES RlFER s. res
| sonable rates.
freight for way landings must DO prepaid.
Lsttsrs entrusted to parser OF steamer na'' "
enclosed In Cover pa-SS stamped snvsloDo.
Applyto Smes ses.ms1s wharf
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r OST, about the 18th Of last -
POINTER Doc, with white on the breast and all
four OF bis fee; nearly white He has lump On a
rihs. I will give FIVE DOLLARS for his return
or any information which will lead to his re-
covsry JAMES BOLTON,
co DIV No. Is Ninth street.
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RILL- HEADS, NEGOTIABLE
~ s0TES, BONDS, 10, printed at short notice
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DOR RENT, THAT NEAT LITTLE
Il FRAMED COTTAGE RESIDENCE, on kA,
Thirtieth street between Leigh and streets, E,sE
with four rooms and the usuaS ont. houses; 1lSA
ADnIy to LYME & BROTHER,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
1889 Main, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth SIS.
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RICHMOND, AUGUST S, 1857.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ shall apply to the Richmond and ~ nH .
River Railroad company for the renewal OF Cs n
TIFlCATES Nos 100 and l27-the first be Ing Tor ten
shares OF stock in said company and the last isf
twenty shares of same stock-the original ceru li
Gates having been lost or dsstroSed aO 3nI
1865. ALsAAAuEh DoOA6A'
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auction Sales.
FUTURE Day.

BY Harrison, Goddin B Apperson. Auetioneers
and Real Estate Agents.
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that l
IN shall apply to the Second Auditor OF me
State OF Virginia for the renewal OF GsrihSats OF
Debt of the Commonwealth OF VlTslnla NO.
ihority of act Of Assembly Of March 20, 1881, for
the sum of EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS tSSoo)'
the original certificate having peen lost " 10
stroy ed about April, 1857. n,,1,ppppo
an 20-Tu3m PHILLIP a. iALlAr nRL-o.
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By Sampson Jones, Jr., Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, Fifteenth
street between Main and Cary.
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WANTED, to SELL A COMPLETE
wv SORGHUM APPARATUS-ron mill and
Cooks patent evaPSfating pan Capacity sfy
r GIan A lien HenrlC0. Sc ~ eod3t"
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ByLancaster & Co., Auctioneers.

BY Lancaster Co., AUctIOHVefS'
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION, at
w our Office, on WEDNESDAY, October :
1857, at - o'clock, r Dir, oo.D
STOCK. ~ .,
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Nv Harrison, Goddin b AppersoG, AuctloneefS
and Real Estate Agents.

and Real 6stAte ASoASo'
THRUST SALE OF DOVER MILLS
PROPERTY, IN GOnCHLAND COUNT :.
Nv virtue OF deed OF trust TO me as trustee from
Fisher dated January s1 rss9fd Of thu IN
crsditors therein secured, | shall sell at pubic
auction, the premisss on THoRsRaf s me t far
day After at IL O'Clock NJ that valuable PRO.
perty known as DOVER MILLS, lying In tha
County OF Goochland, bounded by the James hiver
and Kanawha canal Dover creek ard ne ou Ian GS
OF F. P. Hobson, consisting OF IhAot W
less, with the excellent FL0URING MILL; MILL III
STONES, MACHiHERY; FlXTgREiES i sne MArhn
sToREHoUsE MLLLEss H &5 ba and co osnsr
tuting we'll known and very desirable property,
presenting great attractions to miieTs capitalists
and others. - .
TERMS: The deed authorizes sale for cash as
to q large part OF the purchase money, out ~
consent OF the creditors, accommodate terms WIZ
be granted, which will be made known at the
sale The taxes 70: this year TO be paid oy the
purchaser. Z. b. aoHlsoh.
BE l7-2aw3w&tdtds iluetee.
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faction Sales.
THIS DAY.

BY James N. Taylor b Son, huctioneers,
ONCE No. S2l Main street, three doors below
Spotswood Hotel.
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Lost, Str0yed, and Found


STOLEN from my stable, on the night
= of the 2lst, medium sized BLACK 49,
HORSE, branded U S on the left shout @N
der; name hangs on the left side. He isLALA
very vicious, and rides and works well. ANY In,
formation of said horse will be literally rewarded
by addressing me at my pos. ONCE.
A. SEAY, Fork Union,
So 30dt Fluvanna county, Va.
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STRA .-Strayed or stolen from
y the subscriber, on the Goth instant, fSS-rTa
DARK RED COW, about four wears e'%sgsEs.sEI
old with a white bag. liberal re- M ~
ward will be paid for her recovery. cz.SGSss
ALEXANDER WAhhEt,
90 osot 1916 Main street.
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By Harrison, Goddin s. Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

rDRUsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
RRICK TENEMENT, ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF MAIN BETWEEN sIX 6,E AMP s nIERs
pEESTtuRsNTn AT AUCTION.-Pursuant 10 the
HIoSisions Of deed Of trust bearing date
9Th day of March, 1867 duly recorded In Richmond
trustee and at the request OF the beneficiary
therein secured, shall proceed to sell on TOES
Day the LIST day OF October 1861 at o'clocK r.
above. The building has front on Main street
of % feet more less running back ITO feet more
THE TERMS OF SALE will be for enough In cash
to paw ali expenses of executing this trust and to
nav of and discharge three deeds of trust amount
M to about So 500, on credit until the 18th De-
cember 1867, as to ST. 200 on credit until the 18th
February, 1858, as to 81, oil and as to the residue
of the purchase money, on such terms as will be
made known at the hour Of sale.
i-'N' p. P. WINSTON, Trustee.
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p. s.-The foregoing real estate was sold at auc-
ton under the trust deed aforesaid on Saturday
the 14th September, and was purchased by r An
fsiled TO comply with the terms Of sale, the fore
going sale viii now be made at his risk and costs.
se Ss p Z. WINSTON, Trustee.
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oTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE
- subscriber, on the cath instant, LARGE
WHITE SOW, very fat, weighing about 200
pounds net She has a short tail {; mark on the
ears not recollected; A liberal reward VIII Dc
AMY to &. KASTELBURG, on the Meadow
bridge road, or at stall No. Old Market
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Wants..

TTANTED. IMMEDIATELY, AN
w FVPEEIENCED MILLINER. Apply to
w Lax MRS T. D. JOHNSTON,
52l Broad street, between Fifth and sixth.
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MARKET FARM FOR RENT OR
Containing six rooms, with large LOT and fsEEsss
GARDEN and the necessary out buildings, LAS
situated on the New road, opposite the farm OF
Mr.. William A. Robinson, about half mile north
of the city. Also, two LOTS, suitable for market
gardens will be leased with the house or sepa-
No. SIP Leigh street,
or GEBHARDT'S MUSIC STORE,
ca oseod2w No. 736 Main street.
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EOR RENT, on Main street, not lar
Il from the spotswood HOTEL "a o ahsn s:ss
Also, TWO PLEASANT CHAMBERS. A "a -s 1S
dress post Office box 2S3.
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VIZ ANTED, A M1DDLE-AGED
w LADY, without incunbrance, who has had
experience as manager, to assist In the manage
ment of a boarding house at public institution
Until Monday, applications can be addressed to
h. NJ. post Office box 1850; after, to Charlottes-
Vile, stating terms, recommendation, &c.
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TOR RENT, THAT VERY DESI-
II RABLE BRICK DWELLING situated "a
on Main street between Sixth and Seventh E;;E
Streets opposite the Arlington House; 49,
contains ten rooms besides kitchen. POSSESSION
90 2sNat GRUBBS WILLIAMS.
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AUCTION Sales.
FUTURE DAY.

FUTURE DAY.
By william Pannill Son,
Auct,oneers and Real Estate Agents,
M II sycamore street, Petersburg, Va.
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By James a. Taylor & Son, Auctoneers.
Office No. s2l Main street. three doors below the
Spotswood Hotel.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
From Orange County-Spirit of Improvement
Buildings Going Up-Iarsonages-PoliIics-
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w 4, MED, 100000 WHITE OAK
,ncb ts SLAVES IS inches long, inches wide, I
ih o as lnshes Longs inches wide, inch
inches wide, inch thick. For particulars ad-
aT 1@a w. y; MAYO box ~ Richmond, or X. h.
au 29-5m
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RENT, my STORE
IN HOUSE and DIV BILLING G, at Centreville, Iii
Louisa county, Va TO make the NOTICE E,;tta
venience that can be required An excellent
dwelling house and a storeroom connected, a
good garden, and plenty of frewood convenient.
ANY one wishing to rent will apply to the SUD-
scriber. L. b. MILLS.
Va Sc Observation-Disclosures
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WANTED, a WHITE MAN to att
w tend dairy; would employ a man and his Is
wife his wife to cook and wash Tor small
where the applicant can be seen. se39-lt*
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UTANT TED, IMMEDIATELY, a
w TEACHER Ia single man) to take charge Of
a school on the Mechanicsville turnpike two
miles from Richmond. who can teach The usual
English branches and Latin. Apply to
ISAAC o. AUSTIN,
s2s-at# Mechanicsvile turnpike.
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STAvEs WANTED.-5OO, 900 RED
- OAK HOGSHEAD and 500, 900 WHITE OAK
snIApks, OF all kinds, for which the highest mar
het pIlces Will be paid. Dimensions and full d.
tectlons Tor getting furnished upon application to
80, CHARLES Reid u SON,
an Si-lm Norfolk, Va.
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WANTED, a COOK, WASHER, and
w IRONER;a HOUSE GIRL who is also an
experienced NURSE. Servants well recommended
IA 2s-2t WILLIAM WALLACE SONS.
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DOR RENT, TWO OFFICES over
Il Starke & Ryland's bookstore, on Main ksA
street between Ninth and Tenth. Inquire t.:R
LAND Sc 26-eod w
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| TOR RENT, neat BRICK HOUSE,
II on Fifth between Duval and Baker liza
streets, containing three rooms, with water, fs.S
and large lot attached. GkS
Also, a conveniently. arranged FRA
| DWELLING, on the corner of Smith and Marshall
streets, containing six rooms with q kitchen and
| well of good water in the yard.
ISBELL DAVIS,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
ilaS
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DOR RENT, THAT VERY DESIRA
IT BLETWO- STORY BRICK DWELLING sn8
on New street, at present occupied by John 1s.:E
X. Malloy, containing five rooms, kitchen EE.9saa
&C., with good water on the premises. The house
is In good repair. Possession had at once. Apply
to LYME s. BROTHER,
Real Estate Agents, No. 1889 Main,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
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For Bent.

EOR RENT. UNTURNIS HE'D
II ROOMS, with tho use of kitchen and kUA
coal house, suitable for a small family. In E:;E
quire at No. 73a Ninth street, north OF Loigh Ate
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DOR RENT, the STORE and DWELL
A ING No. 1927 Broad. between Third and lsg
Fourth streets. Possession given the LIST day f::H
of October next. For terms apply to -
A. SAVANNA,
Sc 2o-eod6t* No. 100 Broad street.
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Tides WANTED-DRY, GREEN,
Ill and SALTED also, TALLOW; for which the
highest cash price will be paid by
o. 81. CHALKLgY CO.,
Leather and Hide Dealers,
sa2s Thirteenth street.
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WANTED, GOOD GUNSMITH
wv also LAD to learn the trade:
Sc 30-1w 3. SUTHERLAND.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-28
For Ole aIrls...HOw to aet q Husbsnd.

From an excellent communication
published in the Columbus Mississippi
Inder, of June 9Th, we copy the follow.
ing expressly for the girls:
h Being old, and therefore allowed IL
cense for teasing the girls on matrimo.
NAL subjects, consult them a,,out their
future prospects often, aud find tAat opn-
ion obtains with them, that the young
men we're never 80 slow in proposing as
in these days which, we must admit,
gives them good, not to say, all-pow.
erful reason for not taking husband.
Now, young ladies', the whole secret with
nine-tenths Of you, of not being able to
get eff your parents hands, is simply
this you don't know how to work. You
can't keep house. You can't make q
pair Of breeches You cant tell, for the
life Of you, the difference between bran
and shorts, or which COW gives the but
termilk The young men, generally,
came out of the war with the skin Of
their teeth, with no fortune, | might
say, but their wardrobes Of gray and
their canteens, and to marry with them
now, rest assured, relates more to making
living with the assistance of loving,
industrious help mate, than indulging
in opera music. mooRshine and poetry.
Do you know what they say OF one Of
your butterfly young ladies who has held
them in the parlor engaged by the hour
listening to elegant nothings Nine
teen times out oftwenty, is tbis-"Well,
she is all right for an evenings enter
taiumeut, but she viii not make a good
wife. s-.r rr rrre nur
There is no possible objection TO the
Accomplishments OF music, painting, and
the like as such, but the idea is 70 be
able TO set these parlor amusements aside
FOR the period when the stern duties Of
married life call for your practical
knowledgs Show the young men that
you can DO your part Of double business
that y0u can cook a meals vietuals on .
Ipinch that you can sweep up, and dust
and darn old stockings, and save penny
toward an accumulated pound that you
viii not be dead expense to bin through
life Believe ne, young friends, as many
true, heroic, Womanly hearts beat over
household duties as huttef beneath the
soA light Of q psrlor chandelier. Your
Kiss is Just as sweet, your smiles just az
bright. your heart as happy and tender,
after day 9 exerti0n in a sphere worthy
Of true vomankood, as IN places Of diSsi-
patton, frippery and silly amusement
Have an ambition 70 doyour part 70 liie
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Early Life Of President Andrew johnson.

Early Life Of President Andrew johnson.
The Raleigh IN. C.) correspondent Of
the New Orleans Republican says:
5aAndrew johnson was born in the up
per story of kitchen attached to q
building known as "Casso's Tavern" of
which his mother was the housekeeper
or stewardess, on the night of the 29th
Of December, 1908. A daughter of Mr.
Casso, thel proprietor of the hotel, was
married to merchant named Stewart,
in the early part of the evening, and the
dance in honor of the wedding was pro-
crossing at the time he first saw light
The bride, who lived TO a good old age,
ard died few years ago, dressed the
new conner in his swaddling clothes.
His father, Jacob johnson, died four
years afterwards, not from the effects of
injuries received in saving the life Of q
friend, as has been stated, but from the
result of dissipation. The family wer e
known as ".Rhamkatters," because they
lived in o locality called Rhamkatte, y
which is, / suppose, corruption of the
name "Ramsgate." They were Of Eng
lish descent, and came to this country
as laborers on military road which
was built in 1852 by Colonial
Governor Lingon, from Newbern to
Salisbury wsi aie.' f- fs etq
1.-The original generation we're honest,
hardworking laborers, but having no
money wherewith to make stores, the
second generation were degraded into
WHAT'S now called 'piny woods poor
white trash" class Of people who have
no principle, energy or manhood about
them, who have lived for generations in
the tumble-down log .huts built by their
earlier progonitors, with the bare earth
for floor, and who have no visible
means of support Mrs. johnson, his
mother, was woman of rare ability for
one of her class, and through her in
fluence Jacob Johnson, his father, was
induced to obtain labor in the city of
Raleigh, and when he died she appren-
tioed her son Andrew, then about thir-
teen years old, to merchant tailor,
named James Selby james Litchford,
who is yet alive, was then cutter or fore
man of the shop. He says that Andrew
was not a good boy, and yet not very
bad one, and tells many interesting in
cidents of his boyhood. The rest Of his
history is known to the world at large,
aud it is only necessary TO add that the
people here, although they have obse-
quiously built monument over his
fathers grave, remember only tie part
which have written above. They look
upon him as poor white trash tailor boy
yet, and always will, ,l...4.
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Cotton PIanfer's Voice.

NUL j ABBEVtLLK, Mss, May "a, 1857.
MEssRs. j. P. DRoMGooLE X Co., Memphis:
DEAR StRs: Permit me to speak in behalf OF
your ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERS." i
honestly think 1t the creates discovery Of The
age, and that its equal for the treatment OF
female comp Ia nts. Is not known TO the civil
lied world. The use Of TWO BOTTLES has re-
plant. for which had spent hundreds OF
dollars without benefit. L cheerfully recon-
mend it as a wonderful compound, possessing I
rare virtues for the sickly females of our
country. Your friend.
JOHN p. FLETCHER
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MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE, FRIDAY E'

cultivate industrial habits, and let the
parlor Accomplishments go with the
higher Accomplishments have roughly
enumerated 1t is astonishing how soon
domestic young lady is found out and
appreciated II is because she is such a
rare exception to'the general rule. d