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Notices Of Patents.
nRPARTnIET OF rHl IErsRIoR, ~
~ UHIrsg prArls fArssf 6yyIes,

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ior an impr9ysmss, ia csuilsS NssSis:., III
VIE orssfsa IN. a. ~ ss.iNsS y ss.ss IN.
nsIt Z. u s'scsk. m and Al psr.sns srs notIhed
~ petition ouyht nci % % GRANTED. ,.,.I ~.
In ths fatsnt once thsI objections, sPecaI,y st
fgSth y wrtins 4 least tssrt day. before y, ssy
u..d A tie aid hssrinGi must b taken And trans.
which will DO fuml,het on application.
Depoaitions and other papers, relied upon as tes-
imony. must DO h1ed In the ftpfnty daya before
Ne DAY o. hearing the arGuments, any, within ten
Ordered. also, ,ha. this pgice be pubii.hsd in the
D. o., and IN the Amsrtcdn. Baltimore, Ma. /,
al psSlis,ion. . b Al least sixty aay. PEsyi0u'
mysS1fhG Acting commissionef Of Paieais.
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ngPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

On the petition Of JAooB sEssEYr, Of Phiiadsl.
phia, Penn; praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him the 18Th day Of January, 1852, and
sdditiopal Improvement granted thereon The 2oth
Heddles, for seven years from the expiration Of
said patent, which took place on the 18Th day Of
iRSriied b act o. Centfsssi ,,..'
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 18th day Of July
next, at l2o'cloek, m and all persons are mott
why SAID petition ought not 70 be granted. -
ale In The Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, At least toenfv days before
the day Of hearinsi ali testimony hled By either
party, TO be used At the said hearing, must be
AK an and In with the rules
o. the once, which will be Furnished application.
Dispositions aud other papers, relied upon testi-
mony must be nled IN the office tioenfg days before
the day Of hearing, The arguments. u any, within
ordsIed ALSO that M. n9tice Be puIlIshsd in the
d. c., and in the Telegraph, Philadeiphin, Penn.
once week for three sueeessiye weeks the nrst
OF said publications 10 b. At least sixty days pre-.
vi0u' to the day Of hearing AN STOUT.
myls.wa Aetinr Commissioner Of Patents.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

. WAbHINurON, may III, loto.
Illinois, formerly q Ellington. Connecticut. PRAYING
for the extension OF patent granted to him the 10Th
day Of August, 1854, Tor an Improvement in Gov
ernor for Wind Mills. for seven years from the ex
piration OF said patent, which takes place on the
18th day OF August, 1865,
ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on Monday, the day OF August next,
at 10 O'Clock and all persons are notified TO ap
pear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
hle In the Patent Oioe their elections, specially
set forth In writing at least toeny days before the
day Of hesring all testimony hled by either party
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
office, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes-
umony, must be nled In the ONCE tioenfv days be-
fore the day OF hearings the arguments, II any |,
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the REPgBLIo4s and tho Lnteiiigenoer. Washing.
ton, ID. O., and In the Tribune, Chicago, Illinois
once week for three successive weeksi tho rst oil
said publications to be at eastsixt days previous
to the day ofhearing.
,-,-k. NJ. STOUT,
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Oso, or site Of Old Fort Lyon, New Mexico.
The Hay TO be Of good quality, sound. free from
dirt, sticks, and roots, and perfectly eured-2,Uu
pounds to be considered ton.
Tho Hay To- be cut during sueh months as may BE-
directed by the officer Of the q. N. Department at
the respective posts, and delivery to commence al
soon as the Hay Is cut and cured, aud to be com
pleted on or before October 10.
The Hay must be properly stacked In such guam
titles and at such places may be directed BY tho
posts. and sailed ~ dirested) while being stacked
The proposals must st,te the kind Of Hay intended
to be delivered. whether Of bottom, grama or Other
grass, and persons submitting bids for more than
one post, will make separate bids for each.
Proposals will be received for any quantity les,
than the whole needed at any one post.
The usual requirements must be observed in max
ing proposals, and tho undersigned reserves the
right TO reject any all bids deemed unreasonable
aud also to increase diminish by one fourth tn,
quantity advertised for at each post.
Blank proposals to be properly allied up and used
may be had upon application to the officer Of the O
NJ Department at either Of the posts mentioned. oil
at this office.
Bidders should be present in person or by repre-
ssenta!iyes at the opening Of the proposals.
!, Address proposals 70 the nndersigned at Santi
Fe, and endorse envelope, "Proposals for Hay
BY order Of Brovet Major Gen. Getty,
N, I. LUDDINGT0N,
Bvt. Lieut. Col. and Quartormaster,
Jes-td Chief ouartermaster.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED ArArss PArBsT I0yIIos,

On the petition Of sArxs WI RssD, adminstratrix
Of the estate Of Cheney Reed, deceased, and Jane
b Mould, administratfir o. Tho estate Of Brooks x.
Mould. deceased, Of ChiesEo, Illinois. praying ~
Cheney Reed. and Brooks K. Mould. she sih day
Of August, 1854, for an Improvement IN ventilatns
Railroad Cars, Tor seven years from the expiration
q said patent which takes place on the sth day Of
TIL. ordered tia. ,es aid petition b heard =. the
next, II clock and all persons are notified 70
and show ssss h'' have why said
Person. ogposins The ettsn.ion are REQUIRED 70
set forth IN writing, ~ least t,oentE days before
the day q hearing All testimony fled b either
aaa ira1smttea n sseordsnss with the Iales Of the
Deposllion, and other papers. relied upon Is test.
nonJ. must es nisd IN ne Once t,esnf. days Pc.
ten days .itet hling he testimony.
the RSPuBLIcAs and The lnfsii iesncer gton,
d. c., and In the Tribune, Chicago, III. once d
week for three successive weeks, the nrst OF said
ssSii;.,lI4SS ,. 4 s. least sI, to
myS.wst Acting Comnissioner Of Patents.
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DEPOT QUARTRRMAsrRR . OFFICE
FORT LRAyENwuRrH, kAs. June "a, 1868,
win be sold. by public auction, under the di rec
ton Of Captain John Liyers, Ms X 3. lat the
GoysTnmsnt Clothing M4T9h9uSe, Fort Leayon.
worth, Kansas, on TUESDAY, July J, 1905. At 10
o'clock, a. IN, the following articles Of Condemned
Clothing and kqulpage, viz!
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HnApe'Rs THIRD MILirARr DIsrnior, !
(DEP'r or GEoReIA, FLonIpA, d ALA.,)
ATLANTA, "a, juno 20. 1868.
Circular.
Persons having claims against the Recon.
struction fund Of the Third Military District
are hereby notified that their accounts must
be presented for payment to Major Il. d.
Judd, United States army. disbursing officer
Of tho civil fund, Atlanta, Georgia, on or be-
fore August Is, 1868, aftsr which date the
books Of the Office will be closed, and the funds
remaining on hand turned into the Treasury
Of the United States. .|f
Those making application for payment out
Of this fund, subsequent to the date above
stated, will be referred TO tho court Of claims
for settlement.
By order Of Major General Meade:
r. @. DRun A. A. @.
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PROPOSALS. FOR PORK. FLOUR, &C.
0PPIoE CHEZ CoNNIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,

OPPIoE CHIEF CoNNIssARY OF SuBsIsTRScR,)
FIFTH MILITARY DIsTRICr, ,
NEW ORLEANS. La, June 20, ls6s,
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, are invited till
the Ith day OF July 1885, for furnishing the United
States Subsistence Department with the following
stores, viz;
loo barrels Mess Pork. The contractor will be
REQUIRED to furnish evidence that the Pork has not
been run.
, 800 barrels of Flour Of high grade, and equal TO
the Government standard
5000 cans Condensed Milk. Eagle brand. No bid
for any other kind will be entertained,
The above articles to be Of the very best quality,
and put up In superior packages, and to be deliy-
cred at the Anchor Press, In this city. within
twenty days after the opening Of the bids.
No bids will be received from parties who have
failed 10 comply with their engagements with any
branch Of the Government.
Proposals 70 be addressed to the undersigned.
and marked Proposals. "
A. BECKwITH,
Jyi I'd Brew, Mai, Gen and c. s., u 3 A.
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ws,bipetop-wIIiIam O. Brown and R. W.

Washington-Whham U. Brown and X. w.
Flournoy.
wayne-G. W. Rumph.
webster--G. 8. Rosser.
white-C. II. Kyle.
Whithsld-J. Z. ShumAts.
Wileox-Dsrling johnson.
Wilkss-Richard Bradford and L, Dslehsr.
Wilkisson-C. H. Hooks.
Worth--Js,ss N. Rouse.
BY order Of Major General Meade.
r. O. DRuN, A. A. @
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PROPOSALS FOR HAY.

CHEZ QuARIKRnAsTER's OYRIcB,l
DIsTRIcr OF NEW MEXICO, \
SANTA PK, N. NJ, June ., 1858
at shis ones pDsii Il o,eloas Soon, MONDAY, July
-, 1855, for the delivery OF
$50 TONS Of Hay at Fort Marcy. Santa fe, New
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Aatiuual 4spnblitatl.
toFFIciAL.l

HEApo'Rs THIRD MILITARY DisrRicr,
DKP'r OF GEoRaIA, FLA, AND Ala, Z
ATLANTA, Ca. June %, ls6s.
General Ordrs No. 90.
From the returns made By the boards OF
repatriation Of the election held In the state
Of Georgia for Governor, msmbsrs Of the
General Assembly, and other ofiosrs under
the provisions Of General Orders, No. ~,
issued from these headquartsrs, which cleo
tion commenced on the goth day Of April,
1858, and continued four days, Il appears:
1. That, at said election, Hon. r B. Bull
lock received . majority Of all the votes
cast fos Governor Of the State Of Georgia.
2. That, at said election, the following
named persons were elected Senators In the
General Assembly Of said State FROM the re-
spetive Senatorial Districts In which they
were chosen, viz:
LIST District-A A. Bradley
I'd District-T. @. Campbell, ST.
Sd District-E. D. Graham.
4th District--J. NJ Coleman.
5th District-A. Corbit.
9Th Distriet-Joshua Grim.
7th District-M. @ Smith.
8ih District-B. y. Brutton.
9th District-R. T. Nisbet.
10th Distrist-F. o. Welsh.
18th Distriot-C. D. Woottsn.
18th Distriet-C. r. Moore.
18th District-William b. Jones.
18th District-John L Collier.
18th District--W. T. Macarthur.
10th District-H. Hicks.
18th District-MoWhorter Huugerford.
18th District-Benj Conley.
10th District-Joseph Adkins.
2eth Distriot-Gsorge Wallace.
21st District-Wm. Griffin.
22d Distriot-T J. Speer
23d District-W. J. Anderson.
Gath Distriet-B. B. Hinton.
25th Distriot-E. ]. Higbee.
18th District-A. D. Nunnaliy.
9th District-John Harris.
2sth District-W. +. Jordan.
10th District-Josiah Sherman.
30th District-J. II MoWhorter.
3lst District-Wm. r. Bowers.
SD District-John @. Richardson.
SD Dytrict-A. M. Stringer.
34th District-Milton A. Gambler.
35th District-W. 4. VIM.
seth District-W. G. Smith.
37th District-W. W. MerrelL
3Sth District-Walter Brock.
seth District-A. W. Holcombe.
10th District-C. ]. Wellborn.
4lst District-John Dickey.
AID District-John 7. Burns.
43d District-Joel @. Fain.
44th District-B r. McCutohin.
3. That, at q said election, the following
named persons were elected Representatives
II ~.
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The many thousands cured at this Institution
with IN the last eighteen years, and the numerous
Stassssd Sy lie rdporsrs Of tSc hsan, and
many otasr papers, notices Of which appeared
again and again before the public, besides HIS
standing as gentleman Of character and response
bility, n a sun eient gnarantee 70 the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Persons writing should be particular in direct.
ing their letters 70 his instution, In the following
manner: John M JOHNSTON, M. D.,
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
IeS-ly Bhltimora, MARYLAND
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GENERAL MARK ETS


NAshFlLLka June -, 1900
corToE- Notwithstanding thsinpruye-
meui ia prices al Liverpool aud New
York, we notice ho movement ~ the 4ta-
pie at this point This Is owing to the
lact thai there are no outside apeculIlors,
and thai lhe stock IL not more than large
enough 10 meet the waais VI sPianera until
the new crop comes in. No transactions
are reported to-day beyond the sale Of one
bale Of yesy inferior quality at BE.
Ehe following dispatches were received
al the Ckamber Of Commerce:
NV YoRK, June Is Cotton Grm, and
prices 3 shade better, bat not quoisble
higher low middlings 25A uplands 80 /;
GOOD middIings 81 Mobile 30l Orleans
304. 2P. .-CottoE-denand good and
prices have advanced; low middlings p :
nplaads 3ol good mildlings 80; Mobile
800 Orleans 81.
LIvFRPOoI., III5A. e. June g Cotton
buoyaut; estimated sales to day 1900
bales; uplands 1l0llld; Orleans ll4Cc
Ilsd; afoai JOG 1884 l.20P. M-C0itOn
active; sales to-day 800 bale prices
nominaliy unchanged 5 P. u.-UPlands
lilo; Orleans I'D
LoSpoE, I1:15 A. NJ, Jaue 1s-Unitsd
States bonds 73s. C1nsols efsG95. 10
P. N-Uniled Siales bohds 13i@73B. .
p. m.-United States bonds l54Cs 81
Cousols 95lG5S5} on account
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nnara ID cnnn1r Comr,,.alnners.

| Roard OF County Commissioners.
The Board Of Couoty 4 commissioners
met at the Courthouse Yesterday. Mem
bers ali pressnt.
The minutes u last meeting we're read,
approved and signed
The following petition from G. NJ. Fogg,
administrator Of Chss. Cameron, deceased,
was read
10 III H5aortbls Board 81 Commissioner
/ J1T he CoaRtg 81 Ddside0a Eonr petit
toner, @ 81 Fogg. represents to your
Honorable Board ihal he Il daily APP
| pointed administrator, wllh TIE will an
uersd "a (has Cameron, Of Edinburg,
kingdom u Scotland chat Ig his last
viii snd testament be devised 81 his prop
erty q parties LIVING IN hat Kingdom, ia
Guiding the stecl that he Owned IA the
Nashville Gas Company that DO tax was
ever assessed on said stock unia last year
1867 J, ~ it was believed b. the anthori.
iies, Stats and municipal, thai she stock
Of S foreigner was not subject TO taxa.
ton. In March, 1867. YOUR petit
toner sold the STOCK and RENTED
the proceeds to the devised ia
Scotlaud,' and settled his administration
with the Davidson County Court, and that
there i not now, Gor has there been since
that tine any means in has hands belong
ing to said estate. II appears now that
the assessing for abe State. COUNTY and
railroad ,of said stock Tor taxation Tor 1867
aud that the collectors u said State,
county land railroad taxes have called
upon your petitioner to pay the ssme ont
oil has means. 1our petitioner. further
represents that said lakes wefe assessed
after he had inside his settlement with lie
court, that he knew nothing of such asses
ment for more than six months thereafter.
aud that great injustice would be doue him
if lac were required to pay said taxes ont
Of his own funds, as he woild not be able
to get the money refunded He therefore
prays that yOur Honorable Board will re-
lease him from the taxes that aIs assessed
against hiEl on said estate. The railr0ad
tax is S22 40 and the State and county Is
S33 02k. G. NJ Foaa,
AdministratuI Of Chas. Cameron, deceased
Sworn TO aud subscribed 10 bsiur, T.. l..
Nichol, Clerk
June 10, 1905.
CANNANAf uAtAuEAAONNl1 ny Attt. t1il Oi
County Commissioners OF Davidson eoun-
IT, that the foregoing prayer Of the peii-
ton 81 q. NJ. a'ogg, administrator Of Chas
Cameron dsceased, be and the came is
hereby granted
Petition OF $ II Robertson, ct ais, pray.
lag that the tax levied on drays, hacks, tx
press wagons etc, for county purposes, be
repealed, was referred to the. Committee on
Assessment.
la the matter Of the petition Of sam Fiat
field, il is ordered that the report Of Che
Jury of View be non confirmed that. said
jury be discharged, and new jury be sp-
pointed to 20 upon the premises and e1
anime into the matters sod things sci forth
in said petition, and make report as eafly
as practicable to the bosrd.
The board then adjourned till this
morning at 10 o'clock.
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ruafFTFIu AEr KFvTUCBY RAILROAD.
a.uge at ehvilie 81 .-....-.-.......-. 9sl a. ~
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MozAMBIQUEs 20 csnt8at
juneI7 q. RICE & Cos.
An ENTIRE FAMILY P8TsONED.
Almost a Fatal neaI-Ibeir Fortunate
Escape.

An ENTIRE FAMILY p8IsOSED.
Almost a Fatal MeRI-lheir Fortunate
Escape.
One of those strange and unaceountable
events, the secret Of which is never knowa,
transpirsd in our city on day before yes
terGay. Capt Jno. Cartwright, an old
steamboatman, who resides at No. 164,
South College street, opposite St. Yinoenfs
Hospital, together with his wife, Ms.
Martha Cartwright, Capt Z. S. Dismukes,
OF Dardanelie, Arkansas, Miss Sarah Tin
dali, Of this city, and a little negro boy
named Tom Burns, We're poisoned while
eating dinner At the house Of Capt Cart
wright.
From a conversation with Capt Cart
wright, held Yesterday evening, we learn
thai lac, IN company with Capt. Dismukes.
had been 10 the lumber yard Of St1rtsman
Il Wright, Ola West Cedar street, uegotia
ting for the purchase Vi 4 quantity Of tim
Der, ani didn't reiun until halfpast one
o'clock Mrs. Cartwright, like the indus
trious aud punctlial houseN lie that she s.
had prepared dinner with her own hands
at the-usuai hour. btit The gentlemen being
absent she and Miss Tindsll sat down 10
enjoy the meal together. She also gave TO
the little negro boy 4 b0untihil supply
and he eat heartily, az little negro boys do,
especially since the DAYS Of freedom came
about
The dinner consisted of meals yegeta-
bles aud cherry pie nuthing more than
every good liver should indulge in.
Immediately alter tie ladies had finished
eating, Capt Cartwright and his friend eH-
tered. and At once sat dpwn 10 the table
bat before they had proceeded far their
attention was called 10 the next room,
where Mrs. Cartwright add hliss Tindgll
were living on the floor, both seized with
terrible vomitings, and bHrnings ia thslr
stoma chs. fortunately feF The gent emaU
they had not eaten heartily, bat felt The
poison to some extent, at any rate Dr.
". T. Briggs was called IA about
r. NJ, and gave the unfortunate persons a
sufficient quantity Of precipjtste carbonate
II iron 10 cOunteTact the effects Of The poi
sou, and at last seconnts they we're all in
a fair way OF recovery, The affair ere
ated great excitement Oh the streets yes
terday, aud cave rise 10 a thousand and
one rHlnors and surmises Is 10 the inten-
ions OF the msleyolent person OF persons
perpetrating the act. We feel confident,
however, ia saying that when the truth
comes to Light il wiil be nothing more
than the consequence Of some trivial negii-
Jeut+
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nUaINE.s NnrICF

Calt IH.ats s. HAYS, having purchased an
u.tg est 10 tho UEoS AND DBPArCH become
.s.m tbis 3zto one &C Its FraFiotors. Tho Grln
maine % A.e new oaucoru wall be Jo-'Fs, HAYS
q .a.. b. wbam the hasiness ol the establish
mr1t aln bl s.uiiuaad as hclet5fcre, "a the uld
STAND. corner Church and Cherry streets. opIo-
cite he p0tuiioe.
Capt Hss Es7 bora aul raised IN this cts,
aatrsBtli lnawa .yI his rourto3y and amiabiii-
- raa rru,l1nau. ss we'll a. iOr Intelligence,
,atc-rity and g. amutB,s g7 man of bu7lneF'.
He s,u have charge o. tus Da. nost department
as iLl ad. sa. sa4 will be- ysgnd 30 cur counting
rr.ll
Ibseutu ua anc4 Of ths ia Grm having
paH51 toto toe band >etbe new Capt. Hays
will 1Hr elite hHt aul wall liys an proper re-
'tipt- grl as. .ui .fHo,
EolD~1ully rrlI area b. DO ali kinds OF prnt
Ca. promptly egl I'D, ihy best ntdher the naw
Gr,u ...het b. e,It.uIaare IT abe hhsJai patron
lf. extended taths z
rulH. 800 1851
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&c aE.s YanI. cesrrr,lon.
Literally OF ttse Railroads Towards
Delegates asld Visitors

@-AafFA tAiAAJ u &hr asAlToM0s fOMNFata
Delegates ssld Visitors
We bad tae pleasure Of an interview
Yesterday with Mr.. J. W. Rockwell, Cen
efal Passages Agent, who has completed
arrangements Tor free tickets TO The Ten
nessee delegates ITO the National Democratic
convention at New York, aud return. IN
ellecting Ibis Arrangement, Mr. Rockwell
has expanded considerable time and labor
sad is entitled 10 the thanks of the entire
delegatiuh from Tennessee. Three routes
are offered 10 the choice Of the delegates,
alter lraching G.ouisVille-ihe United
States Mai line to Cincinnati, thence bY
way Of faTi.sTsbure aud the Baltimore and
Ohio road 70 Washington and New \ ork ,
The route ~ SteubsnFille and the Penn
sylEania Central road The indianapolis,
Columbus, and the lEGisnapoIis and Crest
iine routes, and over the Pennsylvania
Central road. Cars leaving indianapolis
aad Cincinnati will ran through 10 New
York without change The tickets will be
good from June - 10 July going, and
from July 9. 10. July 20 returning On
and after the 20th last Mr.. Rockwell will
deliver tickets 70 delegates, at the Office Of
the Nasheille Transfer Company, IN The
Maxwell buldiag, Church street. He viii
be. happy to ser our people and give All
desired Information 81 The subject
F1cURsioH TicEETs 10 VISITORS
Mr. Eockwell has also perfected az.
Engagements by which visitors can procure
tickets for the round trip at one hall The
usual rzlas. ui fall fare going and free re-
turning These tickets will be good for
one month, and viii allow parties ample
time 10 stop at All points OF interest IN The
fonts. or visit others This opportunity
for q trip NORTH, At unusually small ex.
pense, may not occur sgsIn 10 years, and
individuals and families should avail them
selvt= Of IT, Parties could be easily made
up ~ ihs number Of 81 least five hundred,
aud sc should like to zee that number Of
1enneaseIns 90 10 New YORK with the
Democratic delegation, moi only a. testi,
a1nial Of oar patriotic desires Tor coRsh
tHiOnal government but as q practical
demonstrate OF social good feeling, and a
rene val Of tn old bonds Of personal good
will between the citizens of the several
gfafr
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ThomasvilIs via stage.
Thursday
iH lli 1uEh -- -.s'--- luroay t-isl b
Jordan's store VIA stage.
JsnGsy m midnight --... ......1 10 ~.
n llucstar DO ..,s.,........-...,,.. 30
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ENGINES AND BOILERS.

4 ANE 3 bodily SAW MILLs-dREAT
L reduction IN prizes. We are offering Tor
saie a. reduced prices. a large ut e hrst class
Portable AngiRc. Stationary Engius7 and
Boilers. So foikWs. One Stationary kagiIo
without boiler, fgrty horse power; enc Ststigu
efy Engine without boiler. .en horse power
oae pair D0utie kHEines fifty horse power. vita
two boilers. ss.sh twenty feet long. isFty inches
aiamci CT Z sua sztfd large Portable Engsne los
b ID iGeh cgiiu5cf; one large Portable Engine.
20 ~ w iueh cy!intsF two P0rlzble Rhymes,
by i6 iaeh cylinder Also, several Lane 4 Bod
IS eAH Miiis. with .tAe Improved srenEit iron
ead blocks sn4 sg4il iron francs.
john p DALE, Agent.
With J. a.. PAUL y CO.
Octl q CO s.. Marks So Nashville fsan.