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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
GRANDExCURnoN
GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE,
Virginia Springs and Lynchburg.
TICKETS GOOD FROM AUG. to sEPrExBRB
Giving ample time visit any OF the
Il wing places viz
hGSsSu, sS"Rt.in LITTLE Red Sweet RSth Alum
Red suiphar. Mountain House Dealing spiinss,
salt Res Alum mhs Supss5 Hsi 1 sDTng'
whs Roe ID B.ss sui sa1Ta sTs
FARE for the ROUND TRIP to LYNeHsURa and Back
s43 so! s43 sol!
The Fare and AccOmm odatiOns delightful Watering
streams Virginia abound In the finest trOu.
in the world and the bunting is unsurpassed ''~
The route passed through made memorable by
teresqne snd attractive Lookout Mountain the valley Of
he SATGRS BRDss the s Summit e. Rs
Blue hidge the Peaks Of Otter in the distance form
Sleeping Bsrths be Secured from New
Orleans TO Lyaehburg.
An EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the CaOpe depot daily
Gt43lPM
canton4A NJ Chattanooga 4.52 An Bristol, 6:lOPx
Grand Junction, 3;sOP.I Knoxville, u:SOAH
Lynehburg sl0A.n-
Elegant Sleeping Coaches on all Might Trains
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
For further nformation. sppy General Ticket Office,
under the City Hotel Camp Common streets
D. h. FEGER General Southern Agent
POATCHAkTRAIN RAILROAD
COMPANY.
This Road, extended will be opened to the pub
lie
Sunday. the 10Th Instant.
Fare to and from the Lake, same day, TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS.
Children under Il years of will be charged TEN CENTS
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Steam Train leaves New D. pt Steam Train leaves Iaks
81 O'Clock A. n 5 oclock

The ~ Train from the Lake not 20 beyond the Pas
senger Depot at the head of Elysisn Fields s rect
The Horse Car will leave the city ~ and the Laks
at 10 NJ and cannot for the present. run beyond the Old
Depot
For the convenience Of Bahers Fishing parties steam
Train will leave the New Depot O'Clock Sunday morn
ngs An extra trip will Also be run at o'clock the day.
Baggage Hshthousehod effects family supplies viIb.
received at the OLD DEPOT If the prefers it, In
at event. the packages must be brought only day
OF the departure OF the which they are
and then not later than thirty minutes prior the passing
the train which connects with her.
Travellers from robe the Watering Places who NAV de-
sire their baggage and effects delivered the Depot will
please express their wish to the officers of the boat who will
take pleasure in seeing that property is assorted and
placed separately the wharf
q. PANDELY,
General Superintardant
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NATCHEZ.

NAroHEz PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAvz
Eoh kATCHEZ AND ALL INrKRnRn,.r.
lAndtngs-Ths hne passenger packet
wild Wagner,
", p. huOhAkDsOh, Master: J. O. LIBANo u.~t,
-"0'~ GEO. o. HITE Agent
IL fehoupitoulAs strsss
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WATERING PLACES.

FOR WATERING .PLACEs-MoRGAN LINE o. 9.
MAIL Steamers.
Mississippi City, Biloxi Ocean Springs, PsscAgous and
Point Clear
low pressure iron steamer Laura, Csp,s,,
JOSEPH M. WALKER. viii make regular trims 10 sboys
places follows arrival Of PonehsrtrAn Railroad =
below:
On MONDAYS, TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS, SLE
train.
On SATURDAYS Il trainO. this trip going W PA.es
Returning, viii leave Ocean Springs SUNDAY MONDAY
MEDkkkDAf and FRIDAY Evenings; PascAgoula ani
Point Clear every SUNDAY MORNING.
The above will regularly made unless preven NJ
bad weather or low
. oHAs. A. WHITNEY CO., Agsnts
80 and 50 Camp strsex
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Faindeer, Magath for Pensacola pe.hon
Steai1er LuefetnA DAVIS. Tor Mobile. Master
Ship Sorrento, Wilson, for Liverpool Ball LYON Geo
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RED RIVER.

Leaves on THURSDAY, August s.h Msn
EOR JEFFERsON, SHREVEPORT IoGav
Bayou Grand Bayou, Grand kcore, ST. Mauriea Cotils
Ae1AndIla Noimsns Barbins and all insermed land
ings-ihe No. passenger steamer
CaddO,
A. A. BARNES Master JACOBS. Clerk;
VIII leave above For freight passage NV an 49,
orto VIM NJ. sURLs. 2Tchou pitoui as stree
Leaves on THURSDAY. August 6 stsPx
EOR JEFFERSON, SHREVEPORT. GRANT
bcore, - Maurice. COtile, Alexandria Normaais a.
oins and all way andings-Ths No passenger stosmsr
Lizzie Hopkins,
Jso. 4. ROOTS Master.
Will as above For freight or passare sppy an t.s
ORR W N. sukLS Tc10upitoalas strsst
MlhBUhN LORD. 90 GrAyier street
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY 49,
EOk GRAND ECoKE, ST. hAURICE MONr
eomery wi take freight for AL landings on the n,
Desl Ootle Alexandria horuans Barbina and I'M 49,
meeae landings (v take freight for Shreveport and is
msdss lsndings reshipping Alsxandra-Ths ns1 -
"a Nicholas,
JOHN DowrY, Mas,sr.
Lou Clayton and I. J. Dovty. ClerkA
VIII leave above For freight passaz, .pplv an 49,.
orc WINBURh a Lord 81 C3ravier rt-,sa -
ne o. hieholns viii take freight with uass.ng.r. - N
Ooss, Landings as high The Of Red River -.
morning. s-' ''e'J AnAisoeS
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FOR WATERING PLACES

FOR WATERING PLACES
FOR BAY ST. LOUIS. PASS CHRISTIAN MIsHS-
slffl CITY, BILOXI. OCEAN SPRINGS
AND PAsCAGOULA.
THE FAyORITE AND ELEGANT LoW-PREs
- sure SideWheei Steamer
Creole,
Capt JAS Nc O. BAKER
viii make regular trips to the above places as cIor n,
arrival OF fontehaurain Railroad trains MONDAYS and
NEDNEsDAfS9 O'Clock A. train wv teado.
trips TO fascagoula. SATURDAY, 2P " train
hetnTning vii lesve Ocean Springs sUNDAY EVENINGS
MORNINGS 10 O'clock
bad weather lew ~
PBfER MARCY, Agent us Common street.
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Exports.
LIVERPOOL.

Ph lad ha July 20 Sailed for New Orleans via Havuu,
steamship funiata, H0xie.
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Lssvs EVERY SATURDAY. msrE
lux tIOksHUEG, NATCHKz Ann Arr NJ
tsrnediats sudingE-Ths steamer ss~n 1 AL M
M era master, sam AYES, clerk VII esre ~ $500
n. sIkkorI ADAMS. Is Commercial PA.
Zen pullman connects ycfsher~ -t,h
psetn COUNTESS and Calamet for YeSoo Ard TsrIk 49,.
~, An1 steamers Julia and Rabieon Tor Sd Isri. 49,
pnis and All intermediAte landings ~ - -'alA, Asn-
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vICKsBURa.

LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY, Arsr
VICEsBuRo. EArCHEz AND NV oRGp.
n sTssair Inesday o. Nal Packed IN paos 81 a. II
Gov. Allen, b.
JNo. ". CANNON, Ns-.>r.
nsy 81 Jos.oS 70. hatche. Grand Cali Rcd
A99nge dsonville and ali nternsdAts isnSin 49,
w Alien makes close Connections Vie s...,..-
" ~ Neksourg for AL landing on Yaroo rsrr
sppy on board or 10 - r--'7' -ooonn ,osiioos
sIsNorT ADAMS. rs COura.r,,,I p,...
0"rPe's Nll pay nelsht 70 all plantation landinln
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STEAMBOATS,.
Below Coming Up.


hip COrOnet COnega from Liverpool June 18TH to Cree
Wy, Nlckerson AGO
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aALvEsTON-INDIANouA

9ALVEsTON-INDIANOLA
MORGAN LINE o. 8. NAIL sTEANsHIPS
EoR GALVESTON AND ISprAyoLA-rHE
Line: ~ 'N
w. @. Hewes....I. O. Harris. "A ustin.
~ Mary............- "A gnes. Harlan.
Ala De ma C. escsnt.. N organ,
In.rns etagerda,
WIN. g. Hewes,
GEO. Z. TRIP Commander.
VIII sail on SATURDAY. August 5th sssLx
Fortnight passage apply 10
OHAs- A. WHITNEY 90, Agsnts
SO and 50 Damp street
Freight insured at half adopted By the Board
Of Underwriters July LIST, 1865
FOX TEXAs................-.FO TExAs.
INSIDE BERwICKs BAY KoUrK
NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
Passengers take the Ferry opposite J.okron Rdu.r
on SUNDAYS and THURSDAYS, At TX o'clock A ~ and
the train leaving the Aleiers Depot arriving Al
brssnesr Ciy II taking the Morgan Line Steamships
81 brasoesr for Galveston
Josephine. CAPTAIN J. n LEWIS,
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYs
Tickets % be bad and secured until oclook
EVERY DAY Sundays excepted the ONCE Of the Ops
ousAs Railroad Company, No. 50 Canal street or AZ the
Ferry Landing, on the morning OF depsrture
O. W. X BAYLEY. Superintendent
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BRAZOs SANTIAGO.

FLORIDA PORTS.
FOR FLORIDA PORTS.
ALLIANCE LINE o. s MAIL STEAMSHIPS
EoR PENsACOLA, wARRIsGrox ANN
KEYS TasRl APPksb KEW ST. Marks CEDAR
Through bills Of sding TO Columbus Ca and B.insdz.
-" AND Al regular landings on Chst.hoOchee River
route Freight to New Yo,k via Cedar Keys Florida ES
rsso and ssss%shiDs connecting At FsrnAn lowest
on tn; Line ,s 1 e the s.xlns steamships. sal.
Alliance, S. L. CLAPP, Commander.
Lavaea, L. h LIVINGSTON, Commander.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, August 5th asLE
The steamship Lavaca,
LIVINGSTON, Commander,
WI leave her wharf, foot Of CAlops street. As Aboys
facing freight and passengers for the above named por
Nv. PERKINS, AGENT
2 Csrondelet street
n B.Shippers will please procure order. from Ag.n,.
Office before sending freight the steamer
CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
T'HROUsH LINE TO CALIFORNIA. VI.
PANAMA RAILROAD.
New Arrangement.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK ON THE sth and 10Th OF
EVERY MONTH or the day before when those d.s. fan
Sunday.
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE
For furthsr information address
D. n DARLINGTON. Agent,
Pier 46 North River. New Yorr
". Il. wEBB, President; oHAs. DANA. Vice President
Ofhce 81 Exchange PlAee New York
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PUROLINE PORTABLE GAS coMPANY

DUKOLINE PORTABLE GAS COMPANY
The owners Of the Patents Of the Gas Apparatus and
Fuids have determined organize Company for the stats
Of Louisiana Texas, Mississippi and Arkansas
They 10 call in Fifteen Per Cent Of the entIre
capital They VIII themselves subscribe 70 large portion
Of the stock.
Experiments In the Of the Light can be seen DAILY
a. the Once Of CHAs T. NASH Anetiosssr ST. Charles
street, between the hours Of II and3
Subscription lists are open the onoe Of CHLs T.
NASH, and also at the Office Of HENRY J. LEovY and
@. W. CHRIsTY, 80 Camp street
II NEABs d MAYO
SUCCESSORS TO MAGEE 4 KNEAsSJ
Removed from No. Magazine street
Manufacturers OF saddiery and Harness
-InPoRrEKs
sADDLERY, HARDWARE, BELTING PACKING AVN
HOSE, ErC., ETC. N
Nos. sTehouptoulas and New Lsvss' ana a. a saa m
Common streets.
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President Bank o. New York
JOSEPH G. BUTLER
Fresident Lafayette Bank. Cincinnati, Ohi3.
CHAs. PARSONS,
Cashier State Savings Association. NJ Louis No.
GEO. sTURGIs,
- fresicent NortN western Ma isnal Bank Chicago, H.
Or TO the undersigned A 3 SEGER' Pre-ld,nt
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NEW ORLEAss, Jackson AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD.

A PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY at 4.0pr
making connections with Trains Tor Vcksburg Meridian ana
WIN the Mississippi Central Railroad for the Noh and
East -
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS LEAVE ON SUNDAYS
At I0 n, going As far Brookhayen. Returning leave
Orleans at HIS - Nv
Excursion Tickets good for Train Saturday or Sun
day going north AID Trains Of sunday south
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY Except Sundays,
at $40 4 u
, WILLIAMS, General Superintendent
JAMES 1OEGE, General Freight Agent
I'D WARE, General transportation Agent
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GUST. Won HOVE, m Magazine street. has nns .too.
OF FlAfOS Manufactured IN Louisiana which he Vusrsn-
ees 70 ee eqsa IN All respect 20 those Of foreign mAker
Jitizens invited 10 call
br. Won HoFk WAS AWARDED the GOLD MEDAL
~ the Louisiana STATE Fair held New OreAn5 In JsRuarx
loe Tor the BksT PIAEo made in The Southern States
GUST Won HOPE
81 haRaEins straet.
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THANKSGIVING MACHINES

The AXIOM PIANO FORTE declared By The yudr.. a, Al,
ste Fair Of the American Institute held In September and
october 1901 20 De the best piano exhibition ae
test trial ordered BY the American Institute With The Pianos
ofthe successful exhibitors at the Exposition va a.
cared By their Judges be the Known Ia tber
AGENTS WANTED Firstelass and responsible A@sn,.
wanted IN every city and town where NOD ar.dT
pointed them - -s -
Send Tor circulars. price hist, terms etc
hanufscory and wsrerooms M and lsq R,t,.~x -,
Deianey street Few YORK. MANNER 400.
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TNHROUGH RATES OF FREIGHT
NEW ORLEANS,
New York, Boston, PhiIadeIphia aad All
Points North and East,
VIA n. o., J. AND GREAT NORTHERN AND MS.
sIssIPPI CENTRAL RAILROADS ETC.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
No Insurance Required.
THROUGH BILLS LADING SIGNED AND RATES
GUARANTEED.
n, o., J. AND O. N. RAILROAD OFFICE,
New Orleans, July l, 1863
Shippers informed that now Transporting fe0t
between New Orleans and New York. BOSTON, Phadsphia
etc very low rates making saving the shipper BY this
route Of from TWENTY TO Fifty PER CENT.
All claims for loss damage overcharge viii be proupv
settled a. points Of delivery.
For further Information apply at the Depot on Cauiops
street, or at the Office Of the Company No. a Carondeet
street.
T. s. WILLIAMS
General Supedntendant
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A Glaring Outrage.

Seven negroes, fully armed
made their appearance at Com
mons precinctlast Saturday, where
they, remained all day, stopping
every negro who approached the
polls, placing such ticket as they
pleased in his hand, and then
marching him under guard to the
ballot-box, where they saw that
he voted as they directed. After
voting the negro guards came to
Fayetteville, where they were at
once arrested by Capt Russell,
of the police, disarmed, and held
for trial. So bold and fragrant
an outrage has never before been
committed in Lincoln county, and
its repetition, if known, would not
be tolerated.
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* There was considerable
curiosity manifested in town last
Saturday, though no undue ex-
citement, to see the Ku Klux.
On Friday night a notice written
in red ink, and ornamented with
three red ribbon bows, was posted
at the courthouse, saying that
the Ku Klux would take charge
of the public peace on election
day. About l o'clock P. NJ, three
mounted persons, disguised with
mask and flowing robe, appeared
on the Square, passing out of
town on the Shelbyville pike
Some of the negroes who saw the
weird horsemen were all agape,
while others, who were from the
hurriedly left for home:
averring that the new corners were
not flesh and blood.
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The MiserabfeS

ne uhISeEaDtcS
Of this bright and cheerjfa ,uorla are the Dys-
peptics.
Without good digestion there car neither
be bodily comfort nor mental enjoyment.
Between the stomach and the brain there
is a close and wonderful alliance. If the one
is disordered the other is gloomy, detected, in
capable Of effort, and indifferent to all that
makes life agreeable to the healthy. -
Is this a condition that any rational human
being is willing to endure, when the means
of certain, INN ediate and permanent relief can
be obtained everywhere
The dyspeptic has his fate in his own hands.
II he chooses to Danish forever the disorder
that racks his body and disturbs the mild
with nameless horrors, he has only to step to
the nearest drug store and procure supply of
HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.
No phase of Dyspepsia has ever yet resist
ed the alternative, toLic and anti-bllliousope-
ration of this potent vegetable specific. 1t
literally regeBerates the lethargic stomach !:
rouses into healthy action the dormant liver ::
nuts to flight the dismal fancies that besst the
mind gently relieves and regulates the bow
els; strengthens the enfeebled nerves; restores
the appetite, and makes. as it were, NEW
CREATURE of the desponding.. and debilitated
invalid.
Ladies who suffer from indigestion have
only to take a small dose Of this pure vegets-
ble corrective once or twice day, to secure
entire exemption from the pains and penalties
of weak stomach and that perfect functional
regularity, which but few of the sex unintsr-
rupsedly enjoy.
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9trayS Taken Up.
1st. Kindof Animal is giren-2nd. Color
3d. Description 4th. Age--5th. Poster
nam,.-6th. 4 inas and Place of arrest
7th. Valuation.
LINCOLN COUNTY.

LINCOLN COUNTY.
Steer, white spotted, short tail, crop of tn,
right ear and slit in the left, no artificial
marks or brands, years old; j. A. Pitts, 7tt
district, Feb 3--S16.
Steer 0, Bullock, deep red, swallow-fork in
each ear. no natural marks or brands, about 4
years old las. Bright, 9Th dis, Jan 1880
MARSHALL COUNTY.
Mare, iron gray. some marks on her back
caused by the saddle, Az hands, about s
years old; F N Purdein, 9th dis, Sept FL
SIS.
MADISON COUNTY.
Mare Mule, black, two small white spots on
right thigh, small bemish in left eye, about
10 hands, years old |; Henry Dement,, CO.
lored. miles West of Meridianvllle, Jan II
--$l25.
BEDFORD COUNTY.
Mare Mule bay, letter D on left jaw, about
l4l hands, supposed to be years old last
spring; n Cock, 18th district, Jan 1880
Mare. black, three white feet, snip on nose,
about l43 hands about Is years old Geo N
enkins, End dis, March 6.
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Marriages.
MARRIED..

Ia this county. Wednesday, 4th inst.
Mr.. YOUNG STILES and Miss MARTHA
A. McGHEE.
In this county, Wednesday, 4th inst, Mr.
CLAIBORN A. FINLEY and Miss III L
PIGG.
In this county, Wednesday 4th inst ,Mr. Gee
GILLESPIE and Miss MATTED. BLAKE
In this county, Monday, 9th inst, Mr.. F. N
BIRDSONG and, Mrs. ANGELINA BIRD
SONG:
In this county, Thursday, 9Th inst, Mr.
". C. CARDER and Miss r. A. W1LKER-
SONG.
In this county, Thursday, 9Th inst, Mr.. JAS
PER JONES and Miss TILDA TAYLOR
In this county, Tuesday, 10th inst, by s
H McCord, Esq, Mr. N. j. GRIZZARD and
Miss SUSIE ANN RICE-both of Alabama,
In this place, Thursday, 9Th inst, by Rev. J.
B. Tigert, Mr.. w. W.TTHOMPS0N and Miss
JOCELIA SCOTT.
Having entered into that state which Is said
blythe romantic to be the only bliss of Paradise
that survivedthe fall, we tender congratulations
to the recent happy pair, and hope
.That llfe's golden bells viii always tinkle
sweet,
And merry music make about their feet"
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INSOLVENCY..

to an order of the CLERK Of
i the County Court of Lincoln county,
Tenn, upon the suggestion of the administra-
trix of the estate of CHAMP. E. SMITH dec,
of the insolvency of said decedent's estate !;
notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate to present them te
the Clerk of said Court, authenticated, on or
before August 4. 1865. for pro rata distri-
bullion. or they will be forever barred.
feb27 MRS. ID. e. SMITH, admir-.
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To CONSuMPTIYES.

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
Gree of CHARGE to all who desire it, the pre-
scription with the directions for making and
using the simple remedy by which he was
cured of lung affection, and that dread dis
ease Consumption. His only object is to
benefit the afflicted, apd be hopes every suf-
ferer will try this prescription, as it will cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Please address
REV EDWARD 4. WILSON,
10. l65 South Second St., Williamsburg, \. 7.
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Az Should you hear any gen.
n. w. corner Square.

me- Should you hear any gen.
tleman enquiring for good chew
ing Tobacco, tell him to go 70 the
N. ". corner of the Square, and
he viii End Owens cad a other Wal
Hanson county brands; also, Vir-
ginia chewing and smoking.
TT. GRAY.
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r At the cheap store, ther

~ at the cheap store, there
is now plenty of new Calicoes and
Domestics, and anything else you
may want, bought last week, and
will be sold as cheap as you want
them. You can find a splendid
stock of Shoes, Hats, Queensware,
Tinware, all fresh. Recollect, l
buy every few weeks, SO that you
will always find new goods: L
will sell you goods cheaper than
anybody. l am satisfied with a
short profit. But | want the cash.
THos. j. GRAY.
n w. corner Square.
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Nashville, Tenn.

Nashville, Tenn.
Gold-l40 buying and l41f selling.
| Tennessee bonds sold in New York at 81 q
limited stock on the marhet. Highest price
paid. 221kc.
| Bank of Tennessee, 28c.
Corn-65@68 in wagons, in depot e5@s7l.
Flour-We quote at $l0@Sl5 90 from su-
parlne to choice. Demand good.
Wheat--S2@2 80.
Bacon--Clesr sides 14i@15h; shoulder.
l1M @l2; hams IS.
Salt--S4 10 for z bush barrels.
Lard--In tierces, l6; kegs, 1917.
Sugar.-New Orleans and Demarara l411a
@16T; coffee and crushed l7L @l8J8.
Molasses--Golden Syrup 80@1 20; New
Orleans. 90@95; Sorghum, IS.
Coffee--Rio 22@26o; Laguyrs %; Java
38@4Oc.
Rice-Carolina. l2Asl3 per ID.
Candles-17@19
Hogs. 5H@6c gross. :. Sheep, per head,
$685.. Beef, gross, Age.
New York.
Gold--l4oa -. -CottOn--fair and firm
uplsnds Is.
Liverpool, March =.
Cotton firm. Upland middiing, 955@9Ad.
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Flour-UnchsSged. family Sl1@l 25....
Wheat, Sc 1892 &c.. Corn 81 -. Cotton,
middling. %. A.. Eggs, 20c. g. Butter, 1880
-. clover seed, $l2 1913.
Charleston, s. G.
Cotton quiet; middlins. 23}s @24.
Mobile, Ala.
Cotton, dull -middling 24tIc.
Ga.
Cotton firm middl.ns Csc.
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DR.. w. @. Bright,
Office: South side Public Square,
FNyetteC5ZLe. Tenn.
march12-ly
Five Cents Reward.

DANAWAY from the subscriber, on
III. Norris Creek, bound white boy named
James Jones, aged about 10 years, about
S feet inches high. weighs about l60 lbs,
and light complexion. The above reward
will be paid for bis. delivery to me.
marchi2-3t ". E. MOORE.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real
estate have been registered since
our last:
f. & J. Markum to Cornelius
Allen, mortgage, l6 acres.
Jared Simmons to Nancy Ben
nett, l66 acres.
Il. NJ. Blake to James Dyer,
81 acres.
l. ?. Dismukes and wife to J.
ii. Burnam, 80 acres.
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10 Last Saturday passed off
as quietly as any election ever
did in Fayetteville. Saloons were
closed, and as consequence there
was no drunkenness, no fighting,
no disturbance.
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INSOLVENCY.

DURSUANT to an order of the Clerk OF
IL the County Court of Lincoln county,
Tenn, upon the suggestion of the admins
of the insolvency of decedents estate; notice
is hereby given to all persons having claims
against said estate, to present them to the
Clerk of said Court, authenticated, on or be-
fore the 18th of Jmfy. 1865, for pro rata
distribution, or they will be forever debarred.
ian23 W. B. MARTIN, Adm
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