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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

4 rather ludicrous but disgraceful affair ?
was transacted in this city not long since.
A committee Of school directors b; d agreed;
conditionally to hire certain individual
to teach their winter school He was sent
down to our county superintendent to be
examined, and 70 procure certificate Of
his competency as a pcdagogue. He sp-
peared, and after due process the superin-l I
tendent refused to furnish the necessary
document. He was sadly disappointed
and returned to his would-be employers
with sad story of unfairness and hard
questions. The directors listened to his
tale, and began to think that perhaps The
superintendent might have been over zeal-
oys in the cause of education. They de-
sired that another examination should tako
place in their presence. This was agreed
to and the work began: '7''''.'' ., ''i'i
Where is the city of Liverpool los
I think it is in Europe. rl ,'srl
In what country? u3 ta ~ sf f.l' y
Don't recollect precisely. '.le.a'r, .
What is the; principal city on the Missis-
sippi9
Chicago.
Where does the Ohio river empty as wa
tcrs? w Sl
Into the Pacific. sf aols
Where is the river Nilef
In, Asia. ....,
This closed the examination in jografy.
An attempt was then made TO arrive at his
kDowiepge of the sounds of the letters %
The following is an exampses of asm .
What sound has the letter O in heword /
nowsu1 @4lai q nc'ifxf1 y 3-ir -
Long sound. eea oe. - con ne@
The candidate did not get certificate,
and the directors were satisfied that he
would not answer to ''teech their sknle, y"
although he offered to do so vithouf any
'stiiikit. Peoria Democrat.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

Atso;cloek in pbc morning of the 9th
in,.., band Of negroes went TO Mr.. Alex
anders house, near Memphis, Tennessee,
and ordered him toget up' While striking
alIight he wss fired onfhroughla window,
and severely wounded. lie tried to fasten
the door but the gang forced il open and
fired upon him again, mortally wounding
him, anu then set fire to the house. His
wife escaped through the back door, and
returned with some neighbors who extin-
guishcd the fire. Alexander is still alive
but there Is no hope cf his recovery. A
negro named Moses Cocksille has been ar.
rested Last night four negroes entered -
house and began pillaging. O One Of them
attempted TO outrage o lady, but she seized
knife and stabbed him in the, groin and
chest. Tier screams brought Tie neighbors
to the spot. They arrested the entire party.
Simpson is not expected to live. ,isi0 lisd
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17
White Boys In Blue Under Ju-
diCiaI Fire.

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oo'o'e" .''"" s'o'e OH.
r.
OF that gang one captain Moody is now
o", 1r s,'% 1,;.sou, n,,,.
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The scene represents Marted NJ. Ray
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17
"And stim They come.

Journals from every section inform us III
now acccssions to the Republican ranks.
On thus subject the Iilette. says: Mr
Iawsops the, Democratic candidate for
County Commissioner. on last Saturday
evening joined the Grant and Colfax Club
at Calumet. His Is an example worthy OF
imitation, and we hope that Vince Thomas
will do likewise and ne longer stand in
what must he an unpleasant situation for
an ablcbo,lied man as opponent Of. q Grip
pied soldier. There is, room enough-T-
Come in boys out of the cold; don't wait;
delays are dangeroiis9 Procras,inaiion is
tie thief oftime Come, all the world and
rally under the baonof Of theo victorious
Grant. div aauTo 1i9dt nj II iuyd
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

II VIZ ce2h&Rr ~ - ~. . = - y =
Acting Commissioners, Thomas Harland
has addressed the following communica-
ton TO Mr.. Leask: t,t.; f.y
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF
cooOIs . IsrERsAI Rev xsoE,J 2 .ob -
1nsx sdi 1ol WAsussreS, ,Aug.f-it) >
SIR; InJeply 70 your letter vqf July, 10.
In relation to pevspaper publishers, have
to ~ fkas newspapers are regarded as
manufactured articles, and partics who
print ard sell them are EabIc,, under sec.
tian iof tlIe)Excise act of March 81, 1858,
Ia faxpn their sales, whether their sales
are niesle by subscription or otherwise uss
Respectfully, THOMAS. .HaaIAEny
f,.. iscr a.ez Acting Commissioner,
Henry G. Lcask, No. 463 Pearl ST., N, Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17
GRANT AND COLFAx.

-.
Jews and Foreigners. :,
ARrIolE ii. WuIcu Is TgR PAETy eF
RATIONAL LrinKTY AND PnoGBxss. Cox
rISuKp. ii,f q lia',.'' - -niiffssn4 sni 80
When party after an act of armed re-
bcllion surrcndcrs Internationally, such n
surrender means moi. a restitution of the
status quo ante beliuD,, but an ac-
acknowledgements OF the status quo of the
conquering party at the time Of uncondl-
tional surrender. This is - principle OF
public law which no Democrat can oppose
or ncgaic.
/ The Southerncrs were. asked to endorse
the emancipation proclamation. This was
a necessity, because lift had not been a
war measure it would have been unconsti-
iuilonal and subjecl 70 critical view by
the Democracy because infringing on State
sovereignty. Now days, conservatives like
DoeIiiile and Hendricks are not pleading.
believing their public assertions, for res
iituiion of slavery, oh no. but theysay Con
rrcss did no, keep its word that The States
should be won back with all their consii-
tutional rights irtact. although they refused
voluntary surrender, rreferring extermina-
tion. . .f.t'
|. What consistcncy-intcnded for simple
tons. f..,......,... ..-..I.. ..f,
Again. they were asked TO repndiate
their rebel debt snd pretended right of Sc
cession. .r...,.s e.. Go. = ,......,..,i
This was also necessary as one of those
tyrannical measures for securing the inn
possibility Of claims dangerous to the I'm
ion, and its financial prosperity. Otherwise
acknowledging the n ght of secession, the
question of assuming the rebel debt .as an
equivalent of the consent to surrender the
right Of secession would have been sure TO
arise.
Very fine logic for these Democrats so
tenderly in anxiety for their poor laboring
white constituency. Now these conserva-
tive Senators like Hendricks and Doolittlc
tell us that the South complied cheerfully
with these demands, hut that radicalisnl
was Unsuitable and made other more severe
impositions on the South.
BY taking these assertions ms the basis oi
polemic these gentlemen would even for
the sake of opposing the succeeding Con
grcssional actions swallow the little incon-
sistency of forgetting the proclanaliop Of
Congress before the emancipation of the
negroes and its logical differences. - ..,fs.
What a beautiful adapiion to inevitable
and irrcvocable circumstances. :,..f
Why did the Republicapparty not accept
the endorsement of these three propositions
on the part of the South? ,,,,..,.. -,
In the first instance, because President
Johnson without the coaciion Of Congress,
the proper treaty making power, had pro-
posed them on his oxn responsibility.
Secondly, because they were only en-
dorsed by legislatures elected before the
time OF the proposition and. consequently
not capable of making them as binding
condition ofpublic life just like q State
constitution or public fundamental prin
ciplc 1t required yet direct popular en-
dorsemeni. Democracy would only have
laughed had such proceedings been taken
40 valid. fol, ANOTHER succeeding Legislature
the States once n would, haYe ,an1ullsd
again. what the preceding had done, aol,a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

WeIlliph the following bit ofa letter >
good campaign DOCUMENT, and suggest that
,he Democrat publish, ii:
,.IIap< W. Z, Miles, Richmond Virgin
Ia: Has the bin for the execution Of aboli-
tioGn prisoners after January next been is
sueas DO it, and England wiIl' be stir
red into action. II Is high time to- pro-
claim the black fisg.o Afier that period Jet
the, execution be by fhe garrote. ~, ,..,T
" G, r. BEAuREGARD."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

! Isn't very affecting 10 behold at we'd
ding the sorrow stricken parent give the
bride away, when you know that for the
last ten ocars he has been trying to get her
off his hands.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

II has been aseertained that some ladies
use paint as all fiddlers do resin-to aid
them in drawing beau.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

a Cinclnn att Democrat, who evidently
understands the nodus operandi of Sey-
nour, calls 1t a coup dc thim6te-rig.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

A spoonful Of scrsped horse-radish pu
into pan of milk, will keep it sweet for
many days longer than the usual period.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17
- i. 81. NEW ra-'.s.,..
B BARBER s HOP!

HytREY LYNCH, wonrI respectfully intern the
~ esuxens Of Pymonfh and vicinity that he has
opened y Barber Shop Lsporfe street where he is
amply prepared 70 20 all work I'm his line. such as
Skating ffsir Cutting Shampooing &C, &C.
fArifcnlsr attention. paid 20 Hair Work.
The highest price in cash raid for Laiies Hair.
shop oa Laports street. :. - es 39yI = !
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17
MARSHALL COUNTY

Now " the time 10 supply yourselves, ami Becker
is the place. Let the multitude come. aud thei
wants shall be supplied. 1sif
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-17
GIGANTIe sCHEmE,

- =.
on the day mentioned June LIST The sale Of
tickets atthe Home once has surpassed even
our own sanguine expectations. but we have
been unable TO gather In full reports from out
side aganciess which had in their possession st
the latest adyicas. many hckets unsold.
The labor incident upon the drawing, il may
we'll be believed, is immense. as ii Is our anx-
ioEs desire to leave nothing undone which shall
afford every facility Cor ticket helders TO be
present at the drawing. We hope TO aceenlm0-
date all who desire 70 witness the distribution
Of these valuable prizes. and consequently must
ask little more time IN which to arrange i
In order to effect this the Manaa efs announce
that the Brewing WiRI take place nc 'ssse
Skating Rtnk, corner of Nineteenth
camille library Hall, as heretofore announced.
The Rink will accommodates from Eve 10 eight
thousand parsons and. II Is beiievod. will AFFORD
room for ali who desire to be present at the
drawing.
We arc unable TO hx a positive date. but can
assure the public that u will not be remote, as
very large proportion OF the tickets are sold,
ourordeTs 81 mai now ezoeed 500 mar DAY.
az a5onl assht OF safe ~ .s
tickets left viii Be disposed Of in short time.
The Manager, and those associated With him,
IN oroer 70 give entire SATISFACTION, desire 70 DIS
pose OF every uc9et issued. bellsVing that tnis
vii en ~ T !. 81 cas Sr I y, =
| Interest "a Che Scheme beyond the disposal Of
/ the certificates. - ..E.- Z ~
The success ofthe enterprise is beyond all
doubt. z AtsT rglfs 80 s.stsa51f- =
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Every Ticket Drdl0s q Price

Fine Wl Psintines. Eraned Engrayings. Silver
ware PHOTOGRAPH Albums and 2 large
assortment OF fne Gold Jeweiryi La 81
m all valued at ". O9Ose00. 4
A. Chance 60 nratF any Of the Above
FFtzes BY purchasing a Sealed Ticket for %
etA- Tickets describing each prize are sealed in
~ ny " i,g ana thSr9nghly mixed On Eseeipt
choice aut delivered at our Office. or sent BY
mail TO any address. The prize named upon it
wall be delivered to tbs ticket holder upon the
payment Of one dOlIar- Prizes viii be imme-
diatcly sent to any address, as requested, By sx-
Press or return mail. esr4 ~ -.
Hon Will know what yauF Prize IS
befofe yen pay for a. Any prize may be
exchRnged for another of the same value. No
Hanks. -.--- -f
Our patrons can depend on our fair dealing.
BesereHsces.-We select the few following
names from the many who have lately drawn.
yslsable Prizes and kindly permitted as to pub
s j q wilkins Buffalo, N. y, sIOOO, Miss An,
NE Monroe, Chicago, llls.,l Piano, valued at
500 Robert jackson. Dabuqae, Iowa. 1850
Phillip Mccarthy, Louisville, KY. Diamond
Cluster RING, 5000 r. A. Patterson, New Bed
ford, Mass Silver Tea Set. Sl75 Miss Emma
WalWorth, Milwaukee. Wis, Piano $500; Rev.
I. w. Pitt. Cleveland, Ohio, MelOdeon. SIS.
Mepubllsh no names without permission.
Optnt0ns Of the Press.--1hey are doing
the largest business the hrm is reliable, and
deserve their success. Weekly Tribune, FEB. s,
| 1868 s+ l-s-1sE ~
We have examined their system, and know
them 70 be fair dealing 6rm.-Re,o York Her
Last week friend Of ours drew $500 prize
which was promptly received Daily Nelos,
| March 3. 1868. ~ n
Send for circular giving many more references
and favorable notices from the press. Liberal
inducements TO Agents. Satisfaction guaran-
/ teed. Every package Of Scaled Envelopes con-
| tains one Cash Gift. Six tickets for 81; IL fOI
/ 50; IS for So; ne for SIS. .Fa q El II
All letters should be addressed to HARPER
/ WILSON d Co., I7S broadway, N. Y
| iune2I IN -e .f#at r-.-a
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TAKE NOTICE

spAAT I HAVE BEEN APPOINTED As
signee In Bankruptcy upon the estates OF
W. A. simmens, sanford Saddler. W. H. Bark
and J. W. Williams. Of ths e0anty Of W ilsor
state Of ,TsnRssse, who have been adjudFad
hsnkrupts upon their own petitions, 81 fhe
Dis.rict Court Of the Middle District Of Ton
nesseos Il. 9. SANDERS,
Jnnll W3i' - Assignee.
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BANKRUPT GATF

II WILL sEhL AT BARNES ACTION
the chooses in action OF the following baDhropts
samuel LAndaner, +. II. Forsyth. W. NJ. Bur
dett. NJ. SnltzbackeF. Samuel Lyman Edward
Ley ana Foster karly y Co. Alse, . tine
Onee, y Soui Market street Assignee.
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len lines Of sol "a nOnpsroil make one square.
Yearly advertisers will be entitled to q dis
.ount OF 10 per 0lnts1 n & a. a fHg
Every other dfg ia O.-dl advsrtisemsnts win
z DC charged two Z tirds Of above rates. ~
Adyertisement inserted in the Tn W sekly viii
% e1arsed onea liiar square l0r FIRST insertion.
.Edbity cents cash additional insertion.
Ia the NSekls, one dollar square Tor each
speaAl cats tam Offices twenty eshts .
iihss nrst. sad tei ceHts line every additional
iassrtlab. Aocai notlcss ~ eonis q iine each IN
sefttBn-ft a|t.-H .Ha-asa4 a.a ~.
Chang e. Ia adtortis8ments will % charged II
10 rata % ffty iientB 4 square ----P b..
Aii A1fartiseaiebts are due froh date Of hrst
Insertion. HEREAFTER the cash eystom viii be
adhol % ~. and 20 transient advertisements will
10 10 tAksu aals0 accompanied b. the MONEY
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Middle District of Tennessea

HE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
police Of his Appointments a. Assignee a
r. n Hoge, Toe. 3. GrigZs. Chas. Gold berg and
y, ,; GalbFeath. Of Nashville, in The eOaptV "a
Davidson and State Of Tennessee within -
District, who haze hsen zdiHdzad bsnrrunts
said District = "
+ A. g. CHADBOURNR, Assignee.
apr8 AW& Odiea. s25< Church street.
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R1ECUTOB's NOTICE.

HAVING QuALIRRD, As ExECHTOR on
H The will % ,. q. 5ehes. deceased, all Who
are Indebted 70 the estate vii make i'm mediate
payment % me-: ana those having accounts
against the same, wilt pEesont them f0r pay
neht. within The tine prescribed By Law. or Sc
barred. W.P. JONES'
yaIW ssEsr I. FN KTeeator
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FARM AND GARDEN.
SIobI,orIBg In Horses.

A correspordent Of the Boston Calti-
0dtor recommends saltpetre for this dis
ease, and has found il to cure the worst
cases He gives a tablespoonful in the
morning and in three days if not free Of
il be gives another dose o..
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-17

Trains sin run as follows a
Leave Nashsille.....-... 4;S0 AN. $50 ?. NJ.
Arrive at Louisville. l2 05-P. NJ. 400 4. NJ.
Both Trains make direct connection at LOUIS
vile With the JedersOnviile Railroad tor 81
Louis, Chicago. Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Baitt-
more, Washington. Philadelphia. and New Ork
Morning Train from Nashville connects with
United States mail line steamers leaving l4ouls-
Vile az 400 p. NJ conn Getting Sc Cincfnnsh with
from Nashville to st. Louis Chicago. Cincin-
natl. and all principal Eastern cities.
ssr The $50 P. n. Train from Nashgii .
does not run on SUNDAY. ~ -
Gallatin Accommodation Train leaves Gala
tin at ESQ a. NJ. arriving at Nashville at
1853 A. NJ. Returning. leaves Nashville at
500 2 NJ. and arrives at 9allatin at 6iS0 p nj.
ALBEIT FINK,
AS IA Geua Superintendent L. 4 Mr.. n
mars IL 81
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Boys CLOTHING.

TAM PREPARED TO MAKE TO oRDRR
Boys Yoaths' and Children Pfotnfnsr
Gentlemen SHIRTS. DraWers ana Summer f,Iefb.
ing. and with The assistance oil nay husband D.u.
J. Seaman, WhOss REPUTATION a. a cutter 4 well
may favor ne with orders. 80
MRS. DAN J. SCANLAN
mylO I'm IAN. Summer street.
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UNION BANK NOTEs.
JOHN s. BROWN

HAS REMOVED FROM NO. 9 UNION
i i Street 10 no. 10 E'ublte square.
lfrenchs Old Stand.) where be Will Keep ful
line Of
Ladies' .... 3D..
f.s Gents aud
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

ME. W. MORGAN remains With him, and
will DO pleased 10 walk on his friends and the
public keuerally. nyi4 I'm
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Planters BANK NOTFs.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT OF The
Il 0ensral assembly Of the stats OF Tenns-ses
spproy cd DoeembSg ", ls66 entitled an act 80
which haxs o. may make assiRnfnsntv amoos
theiF eredltors, notice u hereby gfVsn 10 ~
holders Of The notes Of the Planters Bsnk IA
1ennessee 70 present them 70 the uBdersiKnsd
boH and The hrst day Of January. ls6o, or tSs1
will be forever barred.
"a. -, - D. WEAVER Trustee.
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TENNESSEE INVENTION.
sHt g H Il II KFs aIHa
Patent Mitre Boa.

j Builders Is directed to this MilreinR Ma
chine - being the m0at comp lete and saiisfae-
tory invention Of tbs kind ever offered 70 the
public
men Who are engaged as carpsnEgEs, eebines
o. earriaFs makers. ..-F IL u - %
Il s Oh exhibition and sale al the Hardware
store 81 Maeey A BroWa. west side of the Pub.
The price Is 90 low - 10 bring Il within OAsy
reach Of ell. &c. CHRFsK a CO.
+ aEAoEY a BliSaR. AssSS&
ianlQ dlt sim
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White Sulphur Springs,
GREENRRIER COUNTY, VA.

THESE SPRINGS, so LONG AND FAVOR
ably known to the seekers of health and
pleasure, will be open for the reception Of visit
Ors on the fst Of June, With extensive i'm
proyements and general refurnishing of the
establishment, We will be prepared for the com
Portable accommodation Of FIFTEEN HUN
DRIED TO TWO THOUSAND PERSONS I
Hot and Warm Sulphur Baths,
go eninsntly serviceabIe IN connection with the
internal use Of these ALTkRATIYK WATERS.
are always at the command Of the visitor
One OF the best city BANDS OF music viii
hein attendance to enliven tho lawns and the
Ball room. and suitable Livery will be bpen
20 tho use Of those who may desire TO indulge in
horseback aud carriage exercise.
In addition to other Rmusements, the prOpri-
et0rs have provided a now and elegant Bowling
Alley and Billiard Room.
Charges will be So dGy, or SS0.per month;
children under ten years and cOlored servants
half price, white servants according to accom-
dations.
No effort or expense will bs spared on the
part Of the pTOprietOrs. to manage this estab-
lishment in . manner beat calculated TO pro-
mote tbs comfort Of visitors In every respect.
..-t PETITIONS q co.
White Sulphur Springs, w. Va, Junsl. 1865.
Jun7 I'm
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Notice Of Assignee in bankruptcy.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
EdWRrd w. 0Verton, Thomas s. King, Andrew
5. Allen. and john 4. Rlening. in tia Middle
DiseTiet, in the county Of williamson and SIats
Of Tennesase. who have been respectively ad-
iudged banErupn upon their own petitions by
the District Court OF said District.
iyT laE3t A. w. MOSS. Assignee.
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IL VALUARLE E;, sALINEs....


situated in Washington county, Virginia, known,
as King Salt Works, and the lands and build
ings held Herewith, for a term Of five years, 70
commence on the Let day Of Jannary, 1853. pa
The iessees IN addition to the rents, will be re-
CURED to pay all the taxes aceruing upon said
property--tO leave upon the property at the ex-
piratiOn of the lease, such improvements Gx-
lures, furnaces, kettles. ETC., as be found upon
the e8fate az the commencement of the lease.
and in coed condition as he found them and
shall also, at the expiration Of has lease leave
II good condition all such improvements, Ak
tnTess fprnaees, kettles, etc. as he may have
during his term put upon said land, for the
manaR ement of bis business-and shall be lin
tied TO supply Of salt on hand at the end Of the
the next six mOnths-sueh amounttO be aseer-
tanned from the sales Of the first six months Of
TIE proceeding year. The Lessee will be required
e execute bond, with good security, TO be ap-
proved BY the Court. for the payment of the
taxes annually accruiRg, and the rentsin annu-
az tnstallments, and for the faithful performance
q all the. otheT stipulations Of the lease, the
Court reseTyiDg the right IL at any time the
qtlFo the lessee to give other sufficient security
or 70 terminate the lease At Special Term 10
20 held, commencing on the 18Th day Of Jaly.
bs6o, the Court will FIX n minimum rent. nel 8
Kings Salt Works are situated in Washington
county, Virginia, about eight miles from the
main stem Of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
running from Glade Spring to SaitYille. aEord-
ing ample railroad Transportation for the ship
Hlent0t salt 10 market. -lE ~
The sit Manufactured at these works Il of the |
heest quality and the supply Of brine, though |
tie vel Us haYe been worked for more than fifty /
yisars, shows no deterioration In quality or dina
nation in quaatity. A very large area Of !
SEQ, North Carolina. Georgia, and AIabprns IL 4
supplied with salt fEsIn these WORKS and the adj
Joining estate. the two together simplifying an /
hiindred thousand busheis Of salt annually.
j II q seldom that such an opportunity ia Of /
Jared for the Profitable exercise OF energy, and
the Investment Of capital. Persons desiring 20
lease are invited 60 examine the property and
% test the quality Of the brine bef1fa the dayaf
sitting. and to aeqaaint themselves With sach
seu eohneeted with the manufacturs and saie
u salt, As will enable them 10 aQpreaiatc the
lEBnal Val0e Of The properly. 4 - .-.l-sE 4
~ ARTHUR Q. CUMMINGS.
Abingdon. Ma. Nav q. 1sss taV5sti
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-17
NOTICE on DISSOLUTION.

T1HR C0-PARTNERsHIP. HRREFoPoR y
existing between q. W. Marshall, /. j. Voc
burg and 1; A. Russell under the name and
style OF ma hSHALLs VOSBURG & RUssETL'
has been dissolved by mutual consent. G NJ
MafshaiI retiring from the fro, ~ 80 -
w Z; Taylor. being admitted, "vice" Mar
s 111 me styis Of the firm will hereafter be
hDsSELk, NOShURG a Co Dissolution Of
TIE oid, and formation Of the new frm 10 taks
eject April lst. 1858 ~
.. CIV. MARSHALL. @
RUSSELL. Y0SBURa AGO.
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