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A LITTLE I'm OF Ernannen.

A letter writer in Spain has exhumed from
rendered by the Spanish General Gonzales de
Cordova to King Ferdinand, after the famous
battle OF CeriguOla. The writer says:-
"The Great Captain was perhaps not much
of Il bOokkeeper, and thought the kingdom he
had just gained for mis- sovereign ought to make
up for any slight inaccuracies in his entries
Besides. lie, like General NarvaeZ was an Anda-
lusian, and the Andalusians are regarded as the
GasCOns OF Spain. Accordingly, twenty. four
hours after wards, he presented the King with
the following little bill, which is a singular con-
trast to the modest account of his own personal
expenditure handed in by George Washington
to the young Congress of the United States of
America, after the conclusion of the struggle
for independence, successfully maintained by
the British Colonies against George III, The
famous 'Cuentas del Gran Captain Is much cele-
brated in Spain, and may be prodtably studied
at the present moment. 1t runs as folloWs:-
1.-TWO hundr. d thousnnd sev hundred and thirty
six duCas given TO riarS, nuns, and men 1cans,
that they might pray for the success OF the Spanish
arms.
One hundred million ducats spent on pickaxes,
spades and hoes.
Ten Thousand ducats for perfumed gloves, to pre-
multtudCs o. the emy LEFT dead upon the field.
zone hundred and seventy thousand ducats tor
new ing ChuI Ich bells des rbyed In ringing peals.
Fifty thousand ducats for brandy distributed TO the
army the day OF battle
Oue million ducats for thanksgiving masses.
"ThTee millions duCats for masses for the dead.
Eight hundred thousand ducats for spies.
"Apd, lastly. hundred million ducatS COmpen-
on for my patience In listening TO a chseseparng
King, who demands accounts from man who has
=. esenteu HIM with Kingdom.
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A FIowsrv Anctionsar.

There is an auctioneer in the north OF England
whose announcements rival those OF the famous
Robbins, who talked of "the litter of the rose
leaves and the nolse of the nightingales.p This
man IS named Donsm, and he carries on his
business at Newcastle but he does not sell NV
auction. On the contrary y
"By virtue OF commission which cnnfars ,,,o,
him the high privilege Of exercising the 6inciioU0s U
OF the agricultural hammer, within "A field an M
OF pleasant memories and Northumbrian assorIaI II
uOns'- ~
he will "dispose of tbirty-six West Highland
bullocks, two shorthorn heifers, and fity iat
sheep" Nor Is he ashamed OF his climax. He
dilates upon it-pOeticaly:-
''Repetitions," he says, upon the exquisite flavor
OF the beef of the yloe OK, in sl the richness OF lis
full maturity would be an objectionable tautOlogy In
The ear OF the family butcher, whose stall a STAND
ing poem upon the glOries of aldermanic repasls."
Nor does he end here. He gives his reasons
for indulglDg in these flights OF ianey;-
"a dry catalogue here might have donei but TO see
without emotion and AN exclamation OF surprise q
selection from the native herds of the slraths OF
ITgyle heightenng by the elegance OF their majestic
forms and highly polished condlllon, would denol,
soul as duh As the ia' "eeu 'nS' io'' VI"
wharf,"
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Ths PoIson Panic On Italy.

Gases Of poison panic, with It's terrible cOnse
quences, are continually reported IN Italy. A
fearful tragedy has just been enacted in the
neighboIhood of Gerace, in Calabria. A mob
oItacked the house of the Captain OF the Ma
u9nal Guard and then broke into the barracks
.. me carbineers. On being told to disperse,
anu refusing TO do 50, terrible struggle
Sdsuea h between the soldiers aud the population,
thnO oa mse KNIVES, cutlasses, hatchets anything
Coz, oi, S@h iay hold OF on such occasions. The
CSlnd oaplalh oi the National Guard and another
OnGI o5 ilght infantry were killed, aud Others
1JI,.oI tne lest Of the small force were
Vongetu 70 retreat and the mob, new masters of
the sltGauon. bet Ere 10 the house of the unfor.
tunate Captain, and burned the baTracLs oVtho
ate 10 be Of use ~ was '0o
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CONCERNING school Children,s Eyes.

A curious work has been published at Breslau
lately by DR.. Hermann Cohn, giving the result
of an examination of the eyes of ten thousand
and sixty school children. The proportion of
shOrtsighted children was III per cent, or sew.
enteen hundred and thirty among ten Thousand
and sixty. No village children we're found to
be shortsighted until they had been some time
at school-at least half year. There we're in
proportion four times as many shortsghted
children in the town (Breslau) as in the coun-
try, and shortsightedness increased generally
with the demands made upon the children. DR..
Cohn attributes the evil in great measure to
the bad construction of school benches, which
force the children to read with their books close
dOWnWarug,
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THE LAST LITERAM LARCENY IN ENGLAND.

The old custom still appears TO obtain among
a certain class of English writers of ridcullng
French literature in public and stealing from ~
In secret. Another fragrant instance CI thls
sort of larceny has just been exposed by the
Pau hdU Gazette. II seems Miss Braddon,
editor OF BeigrdUtd, engaged MIR, Baoineton
White to write an "Origina noveln for the pages
OF that magazine, and Mr., White fulfilled his
engagement apparently ey the production of a
tale called "CirCe,n which was duly printed in
BeiJTdUid as eli "original novel, and then, after
the prevailing fashion,, reprinted IN 6Ook
torM by London publishing house. hefe,
however, its successful career OF lmposture il
suddenly checked by copy falling INTO tue
hands of a PdtL Mad critic, who, being well up
in his French theatre Immediately discovers
that the "Circen of Mr.. BabugtOn White i5
nothing more than a irec Translation aud
adaptation TO the English novel style OK octave
Feulllers play Of D0hid, published in 1858, put
never acted nor intended lor the stage.
The fCene Of DdiId is laid IN Naples, that OF
"Crcc" in London; the hero OF the former rs a
composer, that OF the latter an artist; the MINOR
situations and characters are some what different
in The two works, and i'm the catastrophe there
IS some variation. But says the Pau Mat
Critic:-
"It would be the height of crcdulity to
imagine that the resemblance between these
two books IL merely matter OF accident, or to
be attributed, in Mr.. Puh's words, TO two
people happening to hit upon the same thonght,
and NJ. Femllet making 6rst use of it.n
And the ruthest demOllsher OF Mr.. Darlington
"nAtC . nduiC anu ihult pIOCGCus 70 SNOW bJ th-
tracts from each work, that the similarity in
some instances extends even to identity both
OF thought and diCtIOn, or in other words, that
Mr.. White has conscientiously (?l translated NJ.
Feuillet. And the article concludes with the
following eXtingmshcr:-
The crying oflense of the book, no Wever, is
its absolute dishonesty. lis adapter is simply
attempting to palm off upon the English public
as an original novel a book stolen from the
French, altered in some respects, heightened
and much maltreated altogether, but with its
origin still clearly to be traced by those who
will trouble themselves to examine INTO the
matter. We claim a right to protest against a
proceeding fraudulent. In all cases of adap-
tatlon-let 1t be play from a play, as The
Streets of London from Les PduUres des Paris;
or play from novel, as SAL Waters Run Deep
from lie Gendre; or a novel from a novel, as
The Doctors Wife, from Madame Bovary,' and
Circe' from Dalila'-it is the merest Justice that
the obligation to the foreign and original author
should be publicly ackno Wledged and formally
placed upon record.n
These are sentiments which every honest
writer, here as well as abroad will echo.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-08

AN EMPERoR's GoDsoN IN TRoUBLE.-The
other morning prisoner attired in the height
of fashion was placed at the bar of the Correc-
tional Police of Brussels. This young man,
who held his head erect, although under a
triple charge of swindling, of illegally wearing
of Napoleon.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.

FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
We offer to the public the
Iarg and best selected
Stock of Ready-made Cloth
ing i'm the City, for Mems and
Boys Wear.
Also, an elegant assortment
of Piece Goods, which we will
make to order for Men and
Boys, at reasonable prices,
and in the most approved
styles.
Always on hand a full assort-
ment of Fall and Winter Over
coats and Business Coats,
Coachmen's Coats, Hunting
Coats, New Style WALKING
Coats, Pants and Vests, Of ali
descriptions.
Boys Ready-made Clothing
in great variety.
RocKHILL g. WILSON,
NOS. 0Os AND OO5 car. NUT STREET
s8osm PHILADELPHIA
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CLOTHING.

R0CKHILL & WILSON,
ING HOUSE,
Nos. 6O3 and COS Chestnut St,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-08

SooTLAKD.-The four hundred and twelve
Church of England congregations in Scotland
gave 500, 600 last year for charitable Pur-
poses.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-11-23

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spaelAe NJ a. 49, FfFA"
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MISSISSIPPI DARRHOEA CORDI,L,

I D-s.xxhosa ana nj the mnsf .6tal disoriers
ao-a H. he ysllsx Of ,hs. Ni~is.ippi AMI
ssanahe., ,hs -, /. imv,,d,a,ely checked
va ssa,d,x sna r.aie.,,, enrsd Nv ~ use on
AN. slsssjn. prssrurs;o.s "A n ma, s.-m
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49, n " 49, n H. ha~el commor a.
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~ - s:..s.ss.s soa,h ~ I,r,ss,,o.
~ H. m.sab,sas which linz, shs bovsI'' auis.
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MARRIED LADIES,

Az you value your life, and health; and person
ii charms - yea are nes ifDsblsd With some
complaint peculiar 70 reur ser, a. you hare
been under treatment u some physician With
out benefit; ~ ron hare nearly concluded that
your case cannot Be reached LET ne insist LET
rs urge ron 70 lay aside your fears and pfsiu-
dies, Ia regard 70 advertised remedies o. one
tine insyukr N hnds<y - rfs-t>H bsiiis Of
English Female Bitter
We are we'll awsrs that msay persons snnb
Al The idea Of u.inr an article that u sdver,
I'D. ssd ~ ksss = mzzy rsssefsg i11lssdi
nails In this communify. and n thsy had their
way. many Of them vunId snpb AL you ackly
Females In ysur Frsss osunots sofshy NJ.
icine BE- sdvsfi-df s>nd Immediately, and
procure : bottle Of this powerful Uterine and
Genenl Tsaie. snd feeAia yssr hsslihs sirsngsh
snd color. sold hy al druuisi<.
If. DR0NG00LE . CO.
s Pmuietor1 usnRsb, z1ra
For AID ~ Hath ! sss. Bste<sills ssd
Niprss . HsHeIi, sAstir. ssd j. ~ IArES
psneia - tff x>1lsn
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h-Ccpartner~hIp Notiss.o.

Notice Is hereby ~givsn,thal . copartnership
was formed on the Sd day Of August, 1867, be-
tween the undersigned, Paul y. BaIringer, o.
the county o. Lafayette, State Of Mississippi
and Isaac Sullivan, Of the county Of Pamela
I'm said State, In which the said Barringer 10
the limited partner, aud said Sullivan u the
general partner. That said partnership Is for
The purpose Of grinding grain and sAwingland
selling lumber cut by q steam saw-mill on
McTyer Greek, In Panoia county hlsstssippii
that the partnership Is to be conducted Ia The
name OF Isaac Sullivan; that each partner has
contributed TO thscommon stock Of said part
uership The sum Of nineteen hundred dollar
tsi. pooG that said partnership d to be tsfmi.
mated 10 Eve year, after and from the said dai'
Of its formation, unless II shall be sooner dc
solved BY the death Of one Of said partner, O
by the agreement Of the parties, o. which, u
such event, notice win be given tbst the me-
profits are 10 be equally divided, and thst th'
business will be conducted by said Sullivan
Signed the sd day Of August. 1861
p. n BARRISGER,
auio-sm-pt I. SULLIVAN.
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THE GREAT COUGH MEDICINE
~. A co.'s
HuNGARIAy BAlvAN on LIFE.

Among the thousand and one remedies put
forth and extolled for their manifold virtues
ii curing affections Of the Lungs, The UCN-
cARIAN BAisAa OF LIFE stands present..
ncnt as the safest aud the hest. This medicine
was used extensively In England for q long
lime, both In private practice ana IN hospitals,
for consumption where II met with unbounded
success, previous 20 lie Introduction into this
country, since which time II has lost none 81
10 former powers In allieyating all affections
Of the Lungs, curing as II by magic all ordi-
nary Coughs and Colds, and II the use Of u is
persisted In, Kill certainly cure 'neiPieai con
sumption. .sa sLu1 MA
We have convincing evidence 81 ininirinsle
worth, sufficient 70 Justify US IN the ENORMOUS
.,ren.e ., ,. osaas y ~ ~ y" drss. W. ssn
.srsIv assert ono bottle of Ibis Healing
Balssm Il worth more 10 the sufferer than ali
| ne cherry p~ectorals and expeciorants known
Here h what anne fev nersons STATE. unso.
uci,ed free and voluntary. In reference 10 I'M,
vreat and wonderful COUGH REMEDY, y "
N, = ulA 4 .,D.,- .L-.T.,-4. , h
". SnerFy, n,ealy ,vspeo'ao,c Anu 'nnu
entail c,uzsn OF h'p'ey, Tenn, ssys1 useu
we've oo.ues o. your nunsarIAn ps''sm =,
tle ~ lne ,ase ve NY ususnse,' nn.. \,
aef enec.saiy. Sne haa esely ymp'pm "
oonsumpuon anu "s y p''aoaneeu ~ ~,
oes' s'e'AnA e'a''"e' u1
Iemeay' Hs .I'Et NtfT htil~
Solomon Shaw, a merchant and propristeI
Of Sbaw's Cotton Nills, at Quincy, Gibson
county, Tenn, says Your Hungarian Balsau
Is truly an invsiusble medicine. IL has cnreC
promptly many cases in this section, where tn
throat and lungs were involved, We want n'
other Cough Medicine, sucpa' e generally got
ten up TO hnmhus The people. iour Balsan
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20 The low price n ONE DOLLAR PEI bottle
This " the mosl powerful and certain con
pound aver introduced htlh ~pef,sansnt efsdl.
cation " al fofua of ehllls, intermittent, ~.
mltlcnt, aud bilious fevera, neuralgia, dumb
chille mn pain, aud ail those malaflous snec.
il0hs ~ common throughout the Southern
country II V put up In large bottles with
plain directions. Il plensan, % the taste, and
doea nat affect The head eafe AZ eefvps
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Youaes Qruds PhydolsgieHi pprk. 4 svsry
one Bis ewu doctsf -b>is { > Dfsate ina1pur>os
fDr narfs< pelppae n thon nhpst "a nm,
bob nale and tesla u svefytklrs ccoeafs,
ne DE phyeIolefy ~ u,afimg 4 esf nnual
syss<n. "a tks ~psotsesiee = rux>eupn =
ee.preg Is<)szIs( Y &c g, ~slssossF,s
We ~. 49,. 10 ~ {. Pss|i, ssslssfz
end isisru1ine verk. hi vx1taea - l.sis
Issuses ri ~ opl6ru m11ek - , IIIse
lts.iss via uvvsst = - krsts1 s.GFev-
ps1nn9y
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50 svess yve<A rsiNsnpel1
safsfv1t AfHt3H -
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
LAND

by virtue o. q decres Of the Probate Court
Of ianola county, State o. nlnlsippi, made
Al she Decsmber iesm 1850, thereof the IN
derivned Sheriff and ndmipisirAiof d bonis
non Of the esssts 81 james ]. aeCraeksn, De-
ceased, win % Monday. The 1eih Day Of No
vember. 1881. st the oourt-houss door 10 The
,owu Of PAnolz, In aid county, within legal
hosrs. o6sf fbr rale q publIe aaetieo . the
nIehest bidder, NE undivided onehslf intesssi
N ssid Jsmss T McCrAcksn. deceased. In IN
the following valuable and improved lands ~
MA sodnsy. tssvits Los AbtLs and n,
scciioae %, asd The east half Of northwest
q~u.rtsr, and north half Of south half Of zee
ton "a. all In fftoen<bip 81 Of ranxs !, east,
Known q the Aassh Of CoIdvslsf Place.
Trru o. sas-oselfhIrd cHsh the bslxnes
On . credit " twelve noaths fon DE Day d
sale Bond With fcof sr<ufity VII b required
o. ne purvbns<.
Porssisr Eivs. o. ne srs dsy o. January
sert. " 81 = 81 JOSEB,
or1o4St ~ Bhedf. Adm'r. tc.
mI HIaEf#II NH IIH4|
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A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature daeay, and All the
Effects Of youthful indiseretion, will, for the
sake of, suffering humanity. send ffeeB 70 All
who need II ,hs recipe and directions foI
making The simple remedy By which be VA
cured Sufferers Wishing 70 profit b. the ID.
y-ertisers experience, eaa DO % BY addressing
Ia perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN,
mayii-iy a. Cedar rtreet, New York.
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80 ~. ]. BO9skA, tsrae
GROCER, COTTON FACTOR
And 6iTATlo
Gessyss Csmmssstss .HtrshNse,
No. $40 rreas Row,


p v H<zspAn, fsnS
Thastfui 81 Dc liberal patpaees hessio-
FORE EXTENDED % ~ b NJ 6fes1s. voslt -
s-r Oder = sn1 y doInE buliaes herelsfHl
viii ~ ksssr- hare siee1s a hend eniy
ssd pisssaiIss ssp,ll<s Ala ssple h<tiss'
h. handling ~ 49, - efh>s prodnrs -
susd 10 -. chafE>s = hE = regnIaf nef'
ehsns Of fhe ei1fr e41as a0a pg1inst
t-I.-~ IN Iu1ifv.f AAAA0
Z. d CuLBEn1toN. vi tHswn n NJ
- - 49, a1s1ysu
uLas5in o6nS11lutfth q eQoGAr
Of uanh<il eossty, ~ uu114 - pless4s
ns<t ~ 6re<11ms111e iheir cid fissdz =
r~stfpseskes ns>tizk erriIss s1rsv
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DIGGING WELLS.

Ism now digging wells n seventy-hve cents
per foot, and win insure them against quick
sand. Two good hands must be furnished when
occasion requires. Myself and mule mnss also
be furnished during my work on the JOB.
TERMS CASH.
iyo-fm. y. "A. htshhbs
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The shadow ere shs sub
fll,p says Byron, and 70 do Il
20 to Prof. Days gallery,
corner Of Main and Union
|sets, Memphis. rt a
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so-c1lled, met last Thurs
There Il but little room, to In
what Il may or may not DO, and
don't care much. lN
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|prsa Touie Syrup, : csF e1ss
chilli and lever, can be found q
n. Ysles, Pamela, and 9. T.
<tewt. Inng Creek. w
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Go to NJ. A. Myers Sardis 70 get
ur stoves, stove-pipes, and tln-warc
low prices, Send your orders for
y and gdttering. LOOK out for
sign, of the bieeoifae-pot "a
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General Howard, Fireman Of the
Congo furniture shop, snd syperin-
sendent Of goriIlas generally, has
started on a tour Of inspection through
the conquered provinces" Of the
South, In obedience 10 orders from
the Secretary Of War. The object Of
his visit Is to learn, through personal
inspection, the exact condition Of af-
fairs. Come this way, Mr.. Howard.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-11-23

The term Of Office Of the Mayor
and Council Of WATERFORD, s. G.,
having expired, Candy has treated
said corporation to q strange Yankee
for the former position, and to four
gorillas iorfhe latter. The former
isdoubtless agarlic-eating c~xcrcscence
Of humanity, while the latter r Sc
verely tinctured with double rectiied
extract of night blooming sereus,
We think that "court" capable Of
producing an odor at the scent Of
which Sangels might weep" z L
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CONSERVATIVES

Who have no time to lose, fooling with various
mixtures Of the day, and who have no money
,othrow away, could not do better than %
spend One Dollar for the KING or CflILLS
and DO cured Of all forms Of chills, fever, etc.
Is taste Is pleasant and II never Affects the
head or ears
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THAT YOUNG GIRL

Whose bloom has departed from her cheeks
whose sys h.s lozt iu lfu.tre whose intellect
has lost ifs brightness uhose eoantensnce be-
tokens glenn asd despair who Is pale, ems-
cisted. fevhle. iifsless. rspnisiss with pslplta-
ton Of the heart swimming Of the head, cold
feet snd hsads. easb Be- rpsofed 70 perferth heath
add beauty By using The English Female Bit
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s.s. sel ~ %, x.i. syst ss-yss fss.
WsoG>s = - ~ red d esr Ne =
Neau eiarue ~ huea r<ioss. Every sti-
g v1ls.stri = r~sprps<1ssd Fhpss suhjs.1t
~ <it~rArrzp1zr<~ notf-r
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RADICALS

Who have not become aeelimated, and are con.
SANITY troubled with chill OF fever, who are
bilious aud full Of Aches aud feel an lndispo.
d,lon 10 get about, should, BY all meens use
this truly valuable medical compound, which
Ia prepared by Physicians Of twenty years ex.
uerience In this maiarIuus eouutrt ININ
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OLD AND YOUNG FEMALES

Have long ae4d<d . nsaitins that would ~
lieve them Of ali ghoss female complaints and
irregularities which t<pye % troublesome all
over The soofhefn country, and they can now
confidently rely upon the curative powers Of
the Knfffb Ftm1s Hfisfs. n arouses. restores
and regulates. Its enres are rapid and perma-
nenL IL ironhled with painful, suppressed, or
irfetuIsra meustruation. mysteries, leucorrh1a
or whites, falling Of the womb, liberation 81
the womb, ehlorss, and NJ rthosr Fympious
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CIRCUIT CouRT.-The court adj
jourhedO h6 Wednesday last, having
a,shorter and less interesting term
than usual There were a consider
able number Of visiting attorneys
present, among whom we noticed the
Hon. J. W. G. Watson, Colonies
H., w:iwalter, n. n. Chalmers, T.
W. White, Maj. Barr, and last, but
not least, "Gas." 0glesby, of Sardis'
The following is a list of young gen.
tlemcn admitted to the bar this term
s. d. Pollard, s. G.. Spencer, Freeman
Randolph and Lem. Lester. The
Grand Jury found a considerable,
pepbeyaf 4y pills, s0Fepofs says
but we are not appraised Of the extent
of their aaddinks.9 p1AS l
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II Il said that Brownlow has been
recommended Cor chaplain N the
United States Senate ErchanO,.
II the knight Of The dirty soeAs IL
the good man Of that assemblage,
then the devil = beat A. his own zane.
ifs Satanic Majesty has been the
"suiding STAR Of that body Tor a
number Of years, but Brownlow out
ranks him a. last. We predicted Il.
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General Orb has issued an order
)ieving the Boards Of Registration
roughout the State. The order
kalnsgoue member on duty in each
|unty, to close up the work Of the
bard. Mr.. Howe Is retained in
ux..j anirad RoiSi M dinsT 4dI
~ c0unti -han AnA.I ~ rlnlnna 90 ~
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MOTHERS AND GATHERS

who. bare pale, swafthy, psny and siskly
children, having little or no appetite, imperfect
digestion, inactive liver. indispostion TO play
but are cross, peevish and dropping about with
slight fevers sometime during the day, can be
enectually restored TO the bloom Of health, by
giving small doses Of the King Of Chills four
or ave times a day. Do not forget the name,
Dnoroools I Cos KING OF CHILLs, Price
81 90. Sold by all Druggists. > p. Dnox.
eootr 4 Co. Proprietors, Memphis. Sold by
Martin 4 Son, Baiesivlle; and Sipgen 4 Hat
field, Sardis.