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The New York herald., 1868-06-29
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE %, 1863


HOOP sKIRrs.-AsSIGNEE's sALE.-wILLIAM WIT
III TIERS, Auctionecr.-DAvID ID. EGAN win sell on Mons
day, June a. at 10Y O'Clock the Stock Fixtures
skirt factory ~ Murray consisting Hoop Skirts
Frames, Brackets and Reels Presses Machines, &C. Also
large, handsome Desks Chairs Tables Counters Shelv
ing, Oce Partition, two Fairbanks Scales (patsorn and
lures, skvers, Signs, &C.
BY order W. 7. LAfIMER
Aasto
The New York herald., 1868-06-29

III COOLEY, AUCTIoNEER OFFICE 81 NEW CHAM.
IL. bers street sells Tuesday, June go at O'Clock,
dining saloon, with splendid Bar cence attached No. 55i
Pearl street. one door east of broadway Counters Tables
Chairs Beer Pumps Stoves Ranges, Kitchen Furniture
Mirrors Pictures, snyerware, Table Covers, &C. in ios
large Ice Box. ac.
The New York herald., 1868-06-29

TUESDAY, AT 1919 O'CLOCK, CONTENTS OF A IL
Store fine English four pull Beer Pump, silver
mounted, At 80 Thompson street
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09
In Chaneery at BlOuntHlle,
SEPTEMBER RULES, 1868.

Jesse ALLISON VS.. E.P. CawoOd, ct al.
ID In this case it appearing from the ALI
cations in complainants bill that defendant,
E, p. Cawood is a non-resldent of the State
Of Tennessee. 1t is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four successive
weeks In the Union Flag, notifying said L. P.
OawOod to appear before the Chancery Court
at Blountville, on the third Monday in No
vembsr, 1868, and make his defence to said
bill, or the anne will be set for hearing ex-
parte as to him. September Rules, 1868.
WILLIAM MULLENNIX, c. & u.
MT W. A. wmoUGHBY vs. Leonidas
IyA, Baugh and wife. In this case 1t sp-
pears from the allegations in complainAnts'
bill, that defendants Leonidas Baugh and his
wife Sarah E. Baugh are non-residents Of
Tennessee. 1t is therefore ordered that pub
LEGATION be made for four successive weeks in
the Union Flag, notifying said nonresident
defendants, to appear on the third Monday in
November next, before the Chancery Court
at the Court House in Blountville, and make
defense to said bill or the same viii be get
for hearing exparte. September Rules. 1868.
WILLIAM MULLENNIX, CAN.
ls6soct2w4pfS5
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Early Fatten HOGS.

Farmers who have not already com.
mcnced TO prepare their hogs for mar.
kot, should lose no time in doing so.
One week Of this favorable weather is
worth two in December. Many farm
ers who use nothing but corn for fat
tening, begin to feed it as loon as it is
in tAssel. Though it has not the sub
stauce Of ripe corn, still swine thrive
very well on it, eating not only the
soft ears and husks, but also the leaves
and quite a portion Of the stalks.
Care, however should be taken not to
let the cattle 60 into the yard or field
where hogs are fed on corn cut up in
This manner, as they are liable to eat
The chowed stalks that are left, and in
consequence are troubled with tho
mad itch.-Prairie Farmer.
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A or TENNESSEE,
Executive DEPARTMENT,
Mt--L-.M- g. nAnA


NA1uNlANy Oopts III QUO
XXTHEREAS, THE GENERAL ASSEM-
w bly,, on the 9Th day of March, 1867,
passed an act, thethird and fourth sections Of
which are in the words and figures following,
tO-wit; .f1f t'
SECTION 3. Be it6urthsr enacted, That the
registration in the county Of Davidson, here.
tofOre had under the Franchise act of May
Sd, 1868, be, and iS hereby declared null aud
void, and no person shall be entitled 70 vote
by virtue Of any certificate under said regis.
tFation.
SEC. g. BE u further enacted That the pro-
visions Of this act shall extend to any other
county in this State, If il shall appear to the
satisfaction Of the Governor that frauds and
irregularities have interviewed in the registra-
tlOn Of voters in such county, and the Gov.
ernor shall make known such fact and Get
aside said repatriation by proclamation.
AND WHRREAs, il has been made 20 appear
to the satisfaction Of the Governor thai
frauds and irregularities have INTERVIEWED in
the registration Of voters in our county Of
DECATUR afa 'H
New, therefore, |, William G. 'BFoWnlow,
Governor Of the State of Tennessee, BY viz.
tue Of the power conferred, and in discharge
Of the duties imposed upon noe by the third
and fourth sections above rested, OF the act
passed March 18th, 1867, do hereby set aside
and declare null and void all registration o.
voters heretofore had in said county Of DE.
CATUR.
In testimony whereof I have hOreunto sub.
seribed my name, and caused the Great Sea
49, Of the State to be affixed, at tht
SEAL Executive Department Ia Nash.
49, vile, this llth day of Sep TENDER
1868.
BY the Governor; wM. G. BROwNLoW,
Az. F%LsrcHEN SseretOry Of State.
'6~ssept25tf -'A Hi' b04
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of a VI. FA. Issued from the
ID Circuit Court Of Washington County,
20 me directed, tested the 4th Monday Of
June, 1858, upon a Judgment aad cost, for
the sum Of 800 90; debt aud costs pronouuc-
ed BY said Court, and in favor Of James W.
Deaderiek, Administrator Of Geo. W. viii
lett and against r. 8. Ferguson, Henry Fer
guson and WIN. Ward, ! will sell at :he Court
House door, in the tow Of Jonesborough, on
Monday the 26th day Of October, 1858, for
cash in hand, all the right, title, claim and
interest that r. s. Ferguson, has In and o a
tract Of land situsted In Washington Couuty,
Tenn, Dist. No. 10, adjoining the lands Of
Isaae Bacon, Jacob Keebler and others said
TO contain one hundred aud thirty acres,
more or less aud also one tract o. land be-
longing TO Henry Ferguson 10 the same Dis
iriet, adioiring the lands Of r. 5. Ferguson,
Samuel Miller and others, all 70 satisfy s4id
debt and costs, unless sooner paid.
Sept. %, 1903. s. II. GRIFFITH,
issssept1sT5prsfse$5 Sheriff.
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SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A YENp. EXPO. ISSUED ny the
ID Circuit Court Clerk Of Washington eauaiy, and
to tho Sheriff of sullivan county directed, I will sell
20 the highest bidder, for cash In hand, on faturday
the 18th day Il October. 1865. at the CnRrt-house door
10 Blountyile. al the Interest James Cole has IN and
to a trsct 81 land, 10 District No. 3 o. paid County.
adjoining the lands % A.. GeialfT, jesse Allison, jesse
Gross end others. coutaiuiug 25 acres, more o. less
levied on Ia satisfy a judgment James Hughes TOR thu.
uss Of W. u. MAXWELL obtained against the eaid Cole,
IN JonesborouEh. tsstad the 9Th Monday n February,
lsGs. Debt and cost, at the time ~iadgneat "a. Eiven,
siit -. II. HUGHES, DPuiT SAsr0.
Ha.enpkwfnfs
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@ 1Br0advvayj
NEW YORK CITY.

Owing to tho great demand igs our BRASS
and GERMAN SILVER Musieal instruments
for BANDS, We have been obliged 70 enlarge
our facilities and make extraordinary IN.
provemenls in cnF machinery, 10 order y e.
able US 70 supply our custOmerA Win ne y
most promptness and dispatch. i is or %.
tention TO keep fun sets Of BRASS aat
GERMAN SILVER Instrument s@onslanty
on hand also, a large variety Of OEVHks'
IRA C0RNETS, both top and side astoa-
bell fsont, upright aud round 10 fact nay
SHAPE, STYLE and PATTERN ever Eaa'
in this or any other country, Ws y9ae
therefore, invite LEADERS Of hands nv
vldual musicians, and those Contemplating
forming New Bands, 70 get our terms o.lel,
purchasing elsewhere, We fully WaTFan1m
instruments manufactured by rs, and Vsa'
antes PERFECT SATISFACTION, We W.
allow Bands six days to try these insliuusnI
the express agent retaining ine anoesx~
bill at the end Of that time, u not saI'AI
tory, to DO carefully fepacked and reVSIasp
To tbs express agent and the mOnsy fslusr
cd. These are great advantages 70 mAAl"
ing far away from the market
We have also made large additious ssa
immense stock OF FOREIGN Goods saaeS
arrangements for obtaining thems inls.s'
our agent in Europe, giEs % masI w.
tages. Orr stock Of strings snPrss,,s'
Of the choicest 10 be foundin ne n.a"
among shem We have French, OefAAs
Italian=the latter ought to be mere a,
TO be- appreciated. Knowilg MI Wy y.
value OF frst-elass Violin Strlng5 %sa
f~essioual use, We have taken the sisar'
Mains no have them made of ihs best 'sslI
aud by the most experienced Forknss
ahmed direct for our trade, Our
Guitars, Y~ioloncellos, Violin Bows
Trimmings, &C, hFe from the best $780,
Europe. Also, oup Domestic epspaals'
win be found constanslgy supPhsd y. u,
beat Of goods, made expressly % y, ,fS
na. LIBERAL DISC0UNT ~ TIE
l86ejune26Atf
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SHERITF SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A VI. IA. ISSUED FR0M THE
ID circait C9urt of Washington county. 70 ne di,
reet0d. tested the 4th Monday nf June, lS6S. for the
sum Of s2s7 0S debt and costs. IN favor Of Alfus kcs-
hlcr and against Samuel W. Bains and Jesse J. Bains,
/ will expose to public sale, Of the Court HouSa door,
In the town OF JNnesborongh. on Saturday the 2fth day
II October, 1888, all tho right, title. Claim and Interest
that the said Samuel W. Bains and Jesse J. Bains have
In and TO a tract of laud, situated IN WAshingtOn
county, Tennessee, District No. 10. adjoining the lands
OF william sherry, Joseph 0rOnch aud Others, con-
tanning 800 acres, mere or less, until said debt and cost
arr satisfied. This 18Th day 81 september, 1858.
6ssepe5w4pg5l 81 b. GRIFFITH, ShelE.
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Sale Of Land at BlOuRtViIle.
TOHN BOOHER VS. THE HEIR!

- Of Nancy BOohor, deceased. Pursuant to a de-.
cree Of the County Co0rt at Dlodutville, IN the above
case, at its September Term, lSdS, I will proceed tn
sell, At the Court House door In BlOnntsflln, Tennessee,
on the cath day Of October, 1865, the tract Of land in
the p~leadings mentioned, lying principally Ia civil
District No. IT Sullivan eOnAty. being = part OF the
old Christian Booher farm, containing SO Aeros, more
or lrss, lying about 2 miles west Of Blountville, and
adjoining the bands Of Isaac Hicks, the heirs uf Rob.
ert Smith and Others. The said tract Of IS acres will
be offered In lots VI seven acres each, tue aTst pureha-
ser being entitled 20 first choice Of said lots, the sec.
ond 10 second choice. and go on, until all Of said lots
Of seven acres are sold after which the whole Of said
tract will be offered for sale, all together; and " the
amount bid for the whole tract exceeds the aggregate
hid for all the lots, then tbs party so Kidding shall be
dcclared the purchaser otherwise, the bids for the
said tract In hts will b. reported.
TERMS:-If the aggregate bid for the whole 60
acres exceeds the sum total for the said tract in lOts,
then Si5 90 are to be paid down. the, residue payable
In ak and twelve months, the purchaser giving bond
aud good security, with interest fsoa date.
II the aggregate ~ the bids for the land ia lots ex.
ceeds the amount bid for the whole tract, then the pur.
chaser Of each lot to pay ave dollars, cash In hand,
and execute bond aud security, with Interest ffOm date,
for the remainder. September q. 1853.
. NJ PHILLIPS, CLrh
f~goe;2wlpf9sl and Special Commissioner,
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In ChaneerH at LOneShOrO',

TOHN ALLISON VS., Francis, N. Scott and
81 others. In this case il is alledged that
Francis N, Scott aud Warren Scott two of
said defendants are non-residents, 1t is there
fore ordered that publicatiod be made notify
ing said defendants to appear before said
Court on the 4th Monday Of October, 1868,
and defend, or this cause, as to them, win be
set for hearing exparte. Sept. %, 1863.
HENRY H0SS, G. &M.
lS6goct2w4pfS5
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

DY AUTHORITY OF A DECREE
I'D In the Chancery Court Of Rlountville, Tom,
in the case nf Fsin 4 Snapp, Extra nf Lawrence SnNpp,
dec'A, We. John T.. Suapp and atheTs, heirs Mt law Il
said L. Snupp, deed, | VIII oeer for sale, gu Thursday,
22nd day NJ October, 1893, az the deer u the Court
House In Biountville, Tenn., 10 the highest bidder. for
cash In hand, all that tract Of land lying In civil Dis
trictHo Of Sullivan county. northeast II the town
of BlOuBiyille, adjoining the lands OF JohR L. Rhea,
John J. EnsoT. Catherine Critic and others, known ~
the Poor House tract, containing about 40 sores, more
or less, said land sold by me az Trustee, &c, by order
Of said Court In said cause.
SAMUEL sNAPP. TEWsav, re.
aRocfqu4nfas
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09

Iar A process has recently been
patented in England, BY which the
bran of -four, after being separated,
Is ground into az impallable powder,
and 'hen again mixed with tho -four.
In this way all the nutritious ingre-
aients are preserved, while the fine.
meas Of tho -four is not affected.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09

H- A %Ivtlsr, written from Rich
moni sayA that many Southern gen.
erda ars a. much in favor OF Grants
election a. l.ohgatreet and Wick.
ham b't don't deem Il advisable TO
say > a.
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finger Rlsenits.

Ono pound Of -four, half q pound
~ H~sh hatter, half a Pound Of powd-
cred l1af sngaT, threoquarters Of an
snpee of Eruund ginger, two eggs;
bake i've miuutee in a quick oven.
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From the Cincinnati Times,l
HWEFah for Maine
= ! n. ouisBr.

Hurrah for Maine l--hurrah for MAlnSt
Firet victor In the hght;
HarrAh for Maine i-hurrah for Mainei
Roresef trae to right.
Shout victory shout with cheer on ohesFl
o let the Nelkin Fingl
Till every Rebel, CoppcFhead,
Shall fesltAs piercing sting.
Mains,s volee 10 heard, her patriots there
Have struck the true key notes,
which shall Fesouad from State to state,
I~nsviring patriots votes.
Her BOYS In blue vote as they fought,
For freedom, Justice, right
For the UnlOn, liberty and law,
PoRee, and our banner bright.
We DO not mean "White boys On blue"-
words, words Tor Rebel gray
But boys IN blue, to the Union true,
Who mingled In the iay.
Now, AZ their leader asks FOR peace,
Our soldier boys 10 blue
Respond Ia one loud, manly shout,
For country still they're true.
Let orators with aeal proclaim
This triumph proud aud grand.
May songs. anthems It declare
Throughout our cherished land.
Wing out the glorious astripos and stan,1
Aud ls, them kiss the brvess
From all our fAgstaas ia the land,
On rivers, oceans, seasl
RsIoiee. ye freomen al, rejoice
Maine speaks, and All Is fair,
Dor Grant and Colfax are her choice,
Not Seymour, nor Frank BlaiE.
Hurfsh for Maine ( that true old State.
Our SUNRISE sentinel,
Whose ehoering voies and glorious deeds,
November nos ioretell.
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A Good Johnny Cake

One cup sweet milk, n cup bntter.
milk, half cup mOlasses, n cup -four,
two caps meal, p teaspoonfnl salt,
nna tesspoonful s~alaratus, one tea
spoonful Of caraway seed mix them
altogether, and bake quick in a hot
even fifteen or twenty minutes.
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Delightful Pudding.

~ One quart Of boiled milk, a quarter
ef . pound Of aour, a small piece Of
Autter and when cold, add three
sgg- sell beaten, bake half an hour,
aAd eat with wine sauce.
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Agricultural.
To PrOtectC Corn Against CutWOrms,

A farmer gives in n Of our ex-
changes his experience With cutworms,
which is worth a trial next spring.
lie sprfnkles a tablespoonful of salt
on each hill Of corn after planting
Salt is peculiarly obnoxious and fatal
tV this class Of insects, as may readily
be seen BY dropping it on them
The rain washing the salt down, af-
fects the worm, and also scts as 8
fertilizer for The corn. Some farmers
SOW on their eorn-felds q broad-case
dressing OF four TO six bushels Of salt
per acre.
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R6-StAbles that are not used
through the summer season should be
lcpL very clean and we'll ventilated.
Somequick lime or plaster Of Paris
ahould be sprinkled over the floor.
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Good Pudding,

The inside Of . i've cent loaf Of
hreAd, halt pound Of sust, one pound
IT r%aIsins, halt u pound brown sugar
no light iuA bag, boil four hours
Eat with wine aauee
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~ The SEES Senator slset, ~. MILLER, Of
e-orgia. elsimsd for Ssymouf = few weeks
auo. nos 80 dsvn Zoe Grant, % the auth
sfity - Joshua Hill, bis Republican col
tssrue.
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LAND SALES

DY VIRTUE Of a FL Fa., issued from the
I'D Circuit Court Of Sullivan county, TO
nue. directed, ] will expose TO public sale, 10
The highest bidder, for cash in hand, at the
Oouri House door. in the town Of Blonntville,
on Saturday the 24th day Of Oct, 1868, all the
right, title, claim and interest tina Thos. W..
Aorrell, has In and to a tract Of land ia the
lst civil district Of said eonuty, adjoining
the lands Of the heirs Of John Brown, de-
ceased, ct. al, containing 45 acres, more OF
less, 20 satisfy IA judgment Geo. South ct. Al.
obtained against LArkin Boiling. Thos. n.
Morrell, ct. al. Sept. 2lst, 1863.
E. A. WARREN. "
lsessept95wipi$5 Deputy Sheriff.
mY VIRTUE Of two VI. Fas., issued frem
up the Circuit Court 70 the Sheriff Of Sui
Ivan county. ] win expose TO public sale, 10
the highest bidder, for cash in haad, AZ the
Court House door, in Blounlyille, on Satur.
day, The 24th day Of October, 1868, an the
right, TITLE, claim and Interest that William
Bushong, has in and 70 the following lands.
to-wi'; One tract OF So acres, more or less
one tract of Is acres, more or less ons tract
OF 10 aores, more or less; one tract Of $40
acres, more or less; making one general tract
on Which Wm. BuShong now lives, and lying
10 The let civil district Of said county, adjoin.
ing The lands Of the heirs Of B. Pembs rton,
deceased, ct. al, to sniis.y ajuazment in "a
Vor OF Daniel Miller a Co., and one ID favor
Of L. u. R0gan, for the use Of Bvans, Gard
ner 4 Co. Sept 2lSt, 1868,
B. 4. WARREN,
'bhsept25w4pf&5 Dsputr SheriH
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bloomington Nursery.
18th Year, 400 Acres, 10 Greenhouse!

Tts-s aooo.ooo Fruif 81 0ssreuisi Tror ~ Icy
- - ia ~ ianpass Hart = Crop Far, H1rr,
Essas. n#ps, A.. &C., II a. ctofya hadi, rAeA I al
~ 49, f. ctA.
ft.~ 80 us-A asrs Hsav rH saf q 49, I ~
ffsrrs ~ 9 Fan C~sfFfaFte.
Htaoaffgrnr, MgLeaa County, illinois
tssPumosp TX rHGSIA.
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Ara no N

r.,att -sTaS .o,s,i.,a Js-r,,r,ion ~ nr,IrIea
o, ha saiI ~ \ boIIbR will he soId Al the rate OF
TrT CFNTS EATu- n
n, 40 on
For q Club of Thirty, ana 80 w,
The person sending Il can have their shoiea Of tho fol-
i;ying articles az their oO%%issio" e yGT5' S s .
Xniie. ianester Quit Engraved silver Spoon Holder,
Pair Ladies extra quality Ciothi Boots Frlnl Disss
Pattern, NQrSlfd hrfaklasl SHAWL Mhlts bsncu tsoIS
Cloth, set 81 Steoi-hltded hniVos anu fnrNA. ss "
hilver Plated Forks Embossed Iabie spread, EiSsant
Engraved silysr-PlAtad, dold Linrd ooOiet ti0hn Ao
Bow, FAuey Dress Pattern, Elegant beaded shS rNa
pol, lOe-picturs Morpeeo Photograph Alohmy elegeht
Ivory Handled spangisd shk fan, zoe pSsen sIssslLs
Linen Towels, feAey Balm9Tal skirt, Laafes neroseo
shopping Bag, Honeyoomb Quilt, AlhambrA QnltI IA
dies Solid Gold California Diamond hloR EenlS rlain
or EngNTed Gold Ring, ~ carrots nntD iadles' SOHO
Black alnat Writlng Deck, Lsdies fAoey blask .al'
nat Nork Boz, CoiiAge Cloeh, Ops Doash LAnle, blo,
en- handkorenie's; extra qaAi'y' OF Vhe poAeh po''
I'n'n
oluu VI 1917, ane ~ ~, ,,.
vIISS W ~ W. ~, es,,"rn pair II,nsycnms oaii,s
C,i,ut.r VI a,oS ba,hIs Ra5,si NM Pistol Tancy
O,.im"rs Dr~.s Pattern. Thj6et shawl Three Yards
Frockhg, Set 81 Laeo our,aipa, Ladies' Donhlo Wool
shawl, silver Plated CARD Basket, Spiennid hngrayrd
Hh'ei rlatea lo rnSheI' shsIato1 w. ~ va
pa, ivy -pirtl,s t9rAsy Sosoe,s fnO.oS,sPn Ai1Sn'
Lancaster quit Alpaca press PATTERN, hhhraYva 81,
vtr,pistrd siH-p"iiea ne'olVins .'stoI, rNr "snlN
tht Bonts, Splehdiu bhlhrrN skiIr setW l'VIy hAn-
dled KNIVES, WIN slysr-Piitea f@tks, tSitfvo,Hs Ian'"
bras, Alarm u,'Ts fafi o. an-n1"' hianN"s, SPusni
ad hsadrr nna Ll'Is s'iH Le'As,l' hsa%s rn wIna
M"toctn lIasehhg h"N = nv 81 Aal@M"'a VuNss
Thirty Yards Print ora Marseilirs quilt.
Enr "A Cluh nf Ona Hundred. and
" O W
SlU W, >
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GORDON & SLATER,
Importers ana Dealers IN an Kinds eii
MUSICAL hERGnANUI,

And Manufacturer Of the latest PAsafli
and most improved styles u q
BRASS AND GERMAN SILVER PlSros
AND ROTARY VALVE MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS,
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rFrtlea for ,ho Union Elasj
Grants Sees al lhe Head.


Frum Ga Ailantic'a ruoky tAoRa
10 sunt pariac'A eoast,
conoo % the shout and DER aud DER,
TPom 9raArs uacORquered host.
Buneath she Gag that waved 30 long
In victory, where be led,
Again goes forth the gallaat thtonB
fr Fhth Grant 0O@ ot he Aead.
Onward ard upward 10 the Stars, 1l
Eirm hTmi our Chieftain towers,
Let Seymour bear the " Stars and nArs'i
Tho Sars and 8ripa'i are ours b.
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Aulh0r q tA0 .olsaes b PonnAn.Alp.

ANAHoh ~ aoiehee oA fennAnthip,
80 CHERRY STREET, NASHVILLE.
PeraoHs from 8 70 SO yeaEs Of age can learn tbs
10 system.
10 few lessons ladies are Taught TO write In a neat,
Easy aud rapid manner, and gentlemen in a bold, rapid.
business style. .fIrai 81 rH raFa u
Instead Of teaching Penmanship merely As an isaa.
hna AH, an experence Of 20 years has enabled him to
feince " 70 The e4tainy Of a seegce, 80 that being
guided by hioateigs Instead Of nandom pradics, pupis
lf9m = 70 20 years can IN a short tins learn % wSito
with EASE, ELEGANCE and KAPIDITY.
'a' PH0N0GRAPHY
Iss 50 simple and easy that Its principles can an be learn.
ed N feS hours, and . small Amount Of practice win
enable one TO use u for The daily pnrposo of Hfs,
None bat those Who are acquainted With II can form
any idea Of Us gredt brryiiy aud simplicity, or OF tho
oaae with which II can ~ learned.
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