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The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-20
GHAIH DRTINa AND Mailing KILN
100 NEW LEvEE AND ol FULTON STREET

Am prepared TO dry and from mould weev all
kinds Of Grsn Malt Coffee Peas. Beans dry sunken
Careees; rpen Green GRAIN leaving Il mstured
IN the Geld; eradicate offensive smells from natural decay
suarsnteeing not to burn scorch viii do such bet
ter and at less price than Il is done In other cities my
and acknowledged BY who have seen
them to be superior TO all others.
lam also ready to and sell rights under my patents
tor Grain Drying and Mating reasonable Eevaaor
men VIII fnd thee SUPERIOR MACHIsES there being no
sss es required except the ordinary for power The
saving ID immsnse in fuel insurance ri.ks and labor
For further information apply TO
ALFRED W. J. MASON,
lo9 New Lsvse and 81 Fulton street.
This superior Machine for drying Sugar. Corn and
her rsubstsncea"-iscisntife American.
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ERNEaT TURPIN. wHoLEsALE MANUrAO.
Z Of STICK Candy Fancy Oandisa Chccolsa Cream
Drops, saea. Almonds Rock Candy, Juube Pss.s, Gum
nents, such Cupds Flowers, Gum Lsaves Lyrics, Ds1
Phins Decorated Toys Cosssqzes Fancy Pxps for oAks
Stands Bouqusfs Cartonaess Fancy Boxes Christ
and Nev Year Prssenfs ComucopiAs, etc, Ne 93
Od Leves street. bssvsn 81 Louis and Cent Streets Wev
Orleans, La
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DoUsAAs'
EEGRAvER AND LITHOGRAPHER,
Ne. 10 Camp Street,
ADJOINING LADIES' KETRANUK CITY HOT

VISITING snd wedding Cards engraved IN ths ssgsri
Business Csrds, Account sales Cotton, Bls La
ling. OheckA Invoices and Circular letter. sto, ths
p>phed- Seals, oancsllns stanps, posr Plates, ETC.
Intals Embossed rapg ~ Knvsleps WITHOUT
OLA RaR rOR DrH
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Parties wishing to acquire the right to use this
Invaluable Invention,


EOR 8ALE-REAL EsTArE-sEvERAL HUN
dred Cotton and Sugar Plantations located m the bes
gortons OF ihe Gotten and growing States Also Ros
Plantations Orange Orchards and large bodies of
Property improved and unmprove the residences
stores building lots and favorable terms Psre
wishing TO invest win do well 10 call examine our Proper
ues Miller Gard Rsa Estate Azezts No Is Osrondsig
Hey
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-20
LOsT--sTOLEN--roUND.

II OsT-ON TUESDAY, THE l5rH SEPTEMBER
II INSTANT an ordinary Pocket Diary, containing small
amount OF Money number Of Receipts and Memoranda
and the following desc bed which the public
toned se anst trading for or negetisng ss Three
dated December 1857 drawn by T. D. Van
order sd by him indorsed for hundred dollars EACH
payable In three six and nine months after dste
drawn by Mrs. NJ Van Horn her and BY her
ndorsed at one year after date March lo67J marked
i've hundred ard thirty Eve dollars; eight
dred and thirty three dollars and and third
cents at ene year after date (sep l3 1861 drawn
dorsed as above marked, Ee vsriatar' by w. L. Poole
ESQ.,. one note at sixty DAYS after date. C27h Febru
ary 1851 drawn by T. Ven Horn the n Au.
sSt1 cashier Bank Of New Orleans tor hundred and
Lotdel for two hundred and fifty dollars endorsed date
not rememI sred-s Of which notes been paid
cances The finder Is welcome TO the viii receive
an additional reward returning the Diary sAd Papers
T. ID. Van morn, % Camp street
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pENsAC0LA OBSERVER.

subscripton-rweIve month"; IS; SIX months S. In Cd
This long established journal becomes very
this time In view Of the fact that Pensacola eecne
her railroad communications with the Northwest, and
escomng a point Of interest to entsrprsng men
tercsts Of the State Of Florida and in local de-
patnent devotes special attention the immense Lumber
and Timber trade growing in It's vicinity also
commercial items which to the careful reader viii
the development Of the natural of
. port Advertisements solicited
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U. s. CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW ORLEANS, ,

U. g. CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW ORLEANS,
COLLECTORS OFFICE Oct LIST, 1858. !
The following described goods having seized for viola
on Of the laws herein set FORTH notice hereby
that unes the claiming the shall
their claims according law, within twenty days
from hereof the goods will be advertised and sod
public auction provided by sections IL L. Is and IA Of the
Act Of Congress approved July 18th, 1866
July g. ls68 no mark, bottles kirschwssser; vessel,
Olinda; violation section !, Act July %. R66
July Is, 1861 marked A. bbls Syrup Of Cane Juice u
halt bbs Cane Juiee Trade Wind violation
section l, Act June 30, ls64
August TO- 1863 marked 3. under T. p Y box fs75 CT
gars; Guysne violation section n Act March
1879
August 81 1868, marked p D. kegs Q51z gallons, Sherry
box Flor da Water and lis pal rs Kid Gloves mark
sell Prma Donna; vos'icn section % Act March 1893
August 81 1858 mark u Casks Rum vessel Ysabelta
violation section s. Act March 1899
September Z, 1868 mark case Absynthe, s6 Billiard
Balls; vessel Ena violation s.cton "a March 2 1893
PERRY FULLER collector.
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AUCTION, SALES.
- 6. c.E. GiRARDeY q CO, s SALES. isf
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PARLoR, DRAWING. BED
AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE
FRENCH PLATE MANTLE AND PIER MIRRORS
ORNAMENTS.
OTHER WARE. ETC, ETC.
AT AUCTION.


NJ Q. 4. GIRARDEY u co..
Omee-No. II Exchange Plaoa
WEDyEeDAY. October 4Sth, at lO,k
w O'Clock A. will be sold at public auction, the three
story brick dwelling No. l7s st. Charles street between
God and julia on account Of the owner declining house
TEE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF SAID HOUSE, som-
prisng Elegant Rosewood Paror Drawing Bed Room
ssts Rich French Plate Mantle and Pier Mirrors Lace and
Brusse and other Cap ting; window Shades and Conices
Mantle Clock and other Ornaments In Bronze Engravngs
and Glass China and other Wares great variety Of
other articles too numerous to mention
Descriptive Cataogues ready delivery the
10Th inst, at the Office OF the Auctioneers
~ TERns-Cash IN q. 3. Treasury Notes.
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TO SUGAR PLANTERs
sRASHEAR'S PRoCEss-sULPHURoUS FUMIGA-
TION OF CANE JUICE.
Patent Reissued October &c, 1867.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-I have appointed Mr.
H. o. AMkS attorney, TO interest in the
EARS process for "sULPHUROUS FUMIGATION OF
GAZE JUICE" in the manufacture Of Sugar, per
passed January Is 1868 before Andrew hero Jr, notary
'N'"' NANCY POrNDExrER BRAsHEAR,
Centervlle, La, October /, 1868.
In accordance with the above notice. and Joint
said Patent. hereby notify all parties whs
sulphur Fumes In Fumigatipg Cane juice
In the Process of Manufacturing Sugar
that the purchase by
does them the right said Patent without
license nom And all those who SULPHUR FUMES,
applied directly 10 the juice, wthoat reference
mooe Of appc aon without acquiring the right
render hemsee liable action for damages the Dis
trict Court Of the United States.
Parties wishing to acquire the right to this
Invaluable Invention,
informed that will grant very reasonable
terms One Dollar Hogsnead CT Sugar made Of the
Licenses will be furnished application person.
NO. Peters street, opposite the Custom House.
ing me through the Post-offce, New Orleans Box 672
II. o. AMES
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Shs Jsw eslssus Gsssssat snssass. estpbn 40
ADJUSTMENTS.

l OCTOBER ~. l.6S,
| The Hunehbaek,
in and the
A CADEMY OF MUslO.
sPALDING BIDwELL.... ...Proprietors Managers
W. B. cHVIHxUGH Stage Manager
Monday Evening. October 10. 1865.
REGULAR SEASON OF lsssee.
The Mansgemen. to the citizens New Orleans
the opening OF the Regular Season, with the
AsD 7asSg14
.s sag e ss 3 9 popular and
different style Of given atths Academy They
lesque FIrassgsnlss Farcss spectsces Psntome Ballet
aS ssss and
peinestons The Ballet culd from the "a nous Janet
noet in the county and the artists individually and col
Doors open at 6A Performance commence at ~.
o. o. F.......... ................I. o. o. r.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Preliminary notice is hereby given that the 10Th DAY
OF NOVEMBER NEXT new Odd Fellows Hall viii be
ing by GRAND OPENING BALL, the particulars of which
will be published in few days By order of the
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
KENTUCKY LOTTERY.
DKAwsNG OF KENTUCKY STATE
LOTTERY FOB ocToBER 1o-oLAss SOS.
DECIDED BY THE DRAWING OF THE MISSOURI
STATE LOTTERY.
POLICY PLAN
Il 81 : . s;.IaIi;I7I5IaIsI.Iss
lao.sa.on tarp.A.d and pn.ss s..nea n J. ss.li.sd
Licensed Lottery Dealer.
Corner St. Charles and Union streets
NOTICE aBEwABE OF Bogus LOTTERIES
% Bogus Prizes Small ~ Prizes or names M Of persons
are ever 0' the A'nus1' or
RENTUCKY STATE LoTTERIEs.
UHAs I. HOWARD viii this day open the sale of DOM.
nNATIoN LOTTERY TICKETS, o. the Three Number
raa - follows:
On Monday. "wednesday and Thursday.
Tickets - 80. % and $40
On Tuesday and Saturday.
Tickets 81. IS and $40 =
On Friday.
Tickets S.
sharss In all the above Schemes in Proportion.
Plans Of the Lotteries, and explanation Of the Drawing
sn be sent each purchaser.
Jspitsl Prise, IN 81 scheme. eme...............Sl loOe
Jspita Prize, IS Scheme. sme................. 20 200
JspitA Prise. for $40 Scheme a. 200
An Orders promptly by return mail; and the Man.
Ser Ocial Scheme Commissioner certified printed
tsvngs all purcnasers immediately after the
hswfng
Al communications strictly confidential
An order for less than One Dollar win executed
An the drawings published In the New York, Kew
His.ns md 81 Lous daily pspsrL
LII ORDERING TICKETS, Enclose the amount Of money
address, by mall fer what you wish purchase name
he Lottery IN which wish invested and whether you
vsh Wholes Halves uare receipt Of which send
shst ordered. by srst mail, together with the scheme
Bulls all the solvent Banks, Bank Checks Certificates
Deposits and Postage Stamps received In payment for
Tickets.
Prise Tickets shoud be returned 10 this once payment
renewal In ether Tickets. They will be paid In Bank
hecks, in such manner viii bsst accommodate the
,urchaser.
Address all Orders to
oHAs. T. HOWARD.
Lock Box 692. New Orleans, La
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........FURNITURE....
BIZ MONTGOMBBY BR0s. a o..
h r. MoEreouxRY. Auctionsss.
TBE9DAY. October 9Oth. as II o'clock \ !,
=. at their Auction Mart 81 Camp viii
general sssortmest Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
such a. Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads
reeus Arnoirs Washsands Mahogany and walnut fstes
Sofas Spring Seat Chair Easy Chairs Marble Top
Iabes Marble Top Sdeboards Extenscn Tables
Brussels Csrpets French Plate Mirom Ms!trsss knersv
contents Of several wsll-fumished hoassA
A large invoices Of Cottage Beds Cane and Wood sss
Chairs etc.
ASTERns-Cash in U. q. Treasury Notes
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REMOVAL
REMOVAL.

RHMOVAL...... ............. ......REMOvAL.
H. A. wHEELOCK co.
TO the a
CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND LAFAYETTE
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PARTNERSHIP P--DISSOLUTION
THE UKDERsIGNED BEG TO INFORM
Il their friends and the public that they have formed
Copartnership under the lame and style Of PAYAN
LkbAl for the purpose Of carrying the FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS BUSIsfSS
AND Every ARTICLE APPERTA1NING TO THIS
LINE OF BUSINESS. and have located themselves under
the st Charles HOTEL door from the Of Common
street THOMAS @. PAYAN.
New Orleans, octoberf. 1868 HENRY L. zEBAI
nWIN0 To THE DEATH OF WIN. l..
WYNN the firm Of GARNER, WYNN co.'s this day
dissolved GEO. q. GARNER,
@. McCARrY,
New Orleans. October !, 1868. Surviving Partners
THE UNDERSIGNED have formed o Copartnership under
the Lame and style Of GARNER MCCARTHY for the pur-
pose of carrying the Wholesale Grocery business the
old stG Of Garner, Wynn Co., No IS Common and A6
Canal street. GEO. q. GARNER
q. MCCARTHY
NOPARTNERSHIP-- UNDERSIGNED
~ have formed Coparnershp. dating from July !, 1855
under the name and style Of MEDD a B0vARO for the
OF continuing the Produce Business heretofore
Quoted by MkDD NEWTON. j. MEDD.
August l, 1868. r D. BOvARD.
Referring TO the above advertisement would my
friends that remain with Messrs MEDD Il BOvARD. No
0l Poydrss street. and would respectfully solicit contina
of their favors q. W. NEWTON
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0sT-QN THURSDAY. nth. BLACK AND
- Brown Hound, answers to the of JEFF Had q
small piece cut out Of the bottom of his e large
white max his breast When lost he had leather
collar The finder viii be suitably rewarded leaving
at 81 Race street. :.
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POUND NOTICES.
CTREET COMMISSIONERS DEPART
Is ls6were brought The First District Pound
Lafay cite and Locust Streets as estrays-
Three GOATS of different colors;
Which, claimed within three days. and the expenses
pid will be sold at public auction said Pound
WEDNESDAY,, October IL 1868. at IL O'Clock n.
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner. !
LOUIS SENEGAL, for Cont oller
STRFET COMMISSIONERS DEPART.
~ MENT Room No 7, City Hsll-New Orleans, Oct IL,
-Wss brought to the Second District Pound corner OF
orleans ana Claiborne streets, as an estray-
One Brown specked COW, Brand II. F.; both Cut
Which, If not claimed within five days. the expenses
thereon paid will be- sold public said Pound on
THURSDAY, October p, 1858, at IL o'clock n -
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner.
PAS LABARRE, Deputy Controller
CTREET COMMIssIONER's ID ePART-
- MINT, Rosm No T. CITY Hsll-New Orleans, Oct. IL.
lb6Wee brought TO the Third District Pound
Marigny and Morales ST. eets, as estrays-
One Blask GOAT, and one White and Black GOAT
paid will be sold at public auction said Pound
JosEPH MURPHY. Street Commissioner.
Pas LABARRE, Deputy Controller
CTREET COM n IssIOEER's DEPART-
- MENT. Room No. 7, City HAll-New Orleans. Oct Is
l-Were brought to the Second District Pound
Orleans and Claiborne Streets Is estrsys-
One Red and White cow
One Yellow cow with both horns cut, and the
forehead.
Which, II not claimed within days and the expenses
thereon paid viii be sold at public suct at said Pound
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner
LnUTs sTNgcHAL for Con roller.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-20

KukAnD = MAYO-
n 0UcCEssORs TO MAsEE . KSEAssJ
Removed from No. Magazine srsst,
4anu1heturers 81 oaAdlery and Harness,
1ADpLERY, HARDWARE, BELuN0, PACKING AUD
HOSE, KrC., ETC.
Hss. eTehesptoulas md Nsx Lsyss' and n. 70 sad =
Common Dlroos.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-20

Hooks Of eubscBi iptiOn the Capital
Stock Of the New Orleans Steamship Line viii be found
ths following named places
Oce of the Fartos and Traders Insurance Company, 80
Carondelet street,
Commercial Insurance Company. of Camp and
Fun Mutual Insurance Company. comerof Camp and oo
ntrcisl Place
Marshall J Smiths Office 81 Csrondelet street
Shropshire Hathor1, poydras street.
key a ason.a aravfe street.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-20

The IMPORTERS BONDED WAREHOUSE COMPANY
receive storage low rates. Merchandise Of all kinds In
their A No FIRE PROOF BUILDINGS.
Parties storing in these Warehouses PARTICIPATE IN
THE PROFITS Of the Company See tariff which can be
had on application ct the Warehouse
HENRY TREMOULET,
President pro tenn
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GEORGIA LOTTERY.

oE<ORo1h LOl LRIs
GEOR0IA STATE LOTTERY-
~ -YoR
BENEFIT OF THE MASONIC ORPHANS HONE
suppisnsntary and Combination GLASS $50
OCTOBER Is Isss.
sssa $50 jShIYhsth Tth 18Th sth p0b Iiyh lah
HnlTi5Ig9l@a5lHl.l@ Il Is !. 20 % 20 0l0'0l7sl8slD75l-
hands Atlanta Ga. this 18th day Of Octo
Der, 1868 ALEX. NJ. WALLACE, (co,r,,..,n..
NV. d. CORPUT, }oomm'ssoners'
daily drawings the Georgia State Lottery pub
shed In the Memphis Appeal Augusta Consttutionalst
sh News and Herald Atlanta ntegencsr
Southern papers, hes Of which, together with the official
received from Atlanta may be a The General
Once, No Is Commercial Place
Information furnished and prizes cashed BY
DAVE Q. JOHNSTON, Agent
Once No. is Commercial Place
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-southern wsnk. New Orleans, 26th Sep
embe l66This Bank continuing It's exchange operations
will receive deposits Of Gold and Currency and transact
general bank king business.
days "Wednesday and Saturday offerings should
THOMAS LAYTON. President.
JoHN a. DFvFRFux. Cashier.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-20

Mr y 1ARRAxIN thankful for psDronass sxtsndsd
70 him The oBtsbIshment Of bis factory
ased his best exsisns 70 ncrsase bis vsdssssd rspus
ron able offer Southern superior
stiee Of cut Tobacco for smoking pat In Ill Of
Xes 10 suit the nda His Of 0hsuin4 xo6aoDn
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of a vi. Fa. issued from the
ID Circuit Court Of Washington County,
70 me directed, tested the 9Th Monday Of
June, 1868, upon a Judgment aad cost, for
the sum of 500 90; debt and costs pronounce
ed By said Court, and in favor of James W.
Deaderick, Administrator Of Geo. W. Will
lett and against r. s.. Ferguson, Henry Fer
guson and VIM. Ward, | will sell at .he Court
House door, in the town Of Jonesborougb, on
Monday the 26th day Of October, 1863, for
cash In hand, all the right, title, claim and
interest that r. s. Ferguson has In and 20 a
tract Of land situated In Washington County,
Tenn, Dist. No. IA, adjoining the lands OIL
Isaac Bacon, Jacob Keebler aud others said
TO contain ons hundred and thirty acres,
more or less; and also one tract o! land be-
longing 10 Henry Ferguson 10 the sams Dis
tTiet, adjoiLing the lands Of r. 8. Ferguson,
Samuel Niller and others, all 10 satisfy said
debt and costs, unless sooner paid.
Sept %, 1868. s. 3. GRIFFITH,
ls6ssept25x5prBfeeS5 Sheriff.
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A Cheap way OF Picking Tomatoes
by the Quantity.

Select ripe tomatoes with unbrok.
en- skins. Smooth ones are prefera-
hie. Put them into a weak brine,
and let them remain in it for 80 or
AZ hours. Then put them into a
pickle composed OF ono part Of vine
gar and two parts Of soft water
These proportions are for good,
strong vinegar. Keep them press
ed under the liquor, A bad SMELL
ing scum frequently collects on the
surflce but it will not faint or hurt
the fruit. To prepare for use-Wash,
akin and sweeteh to taste.
This has been tried for years, and
has been found reliable and satisfae.
tory. The testimony Of all who eat
at tho fruit SO prepared is, "They
tsste 50 much like fresh tomatoes"
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agricultural
How 10 Prevent Lamp Explosions

AT the residence of Capt. Berry a
few evenings since, during the ex-
rrcises of the emusic Social" q large
church lamp holding about two
quarts of kerosene, caught fire around
tho tube and pan, and famed up the
chimney. Turning down, blowing,
and all other . of extinguish-
ment were utterly Intellectual; guests
=, deserving the room in o panic;
the strong flame would have heated
through the pan to the oil in q very
lew seconds and q terrible explosion
must have occurred. At this crisis,
the Minister, Mr.. Gladwin with that
cool presence Of mind which every
Christian should possess, took his
handkerchief, and wrapping it around
tho base Of the aue and the perforat-
ed band, completely cut off the air
and thus smothered tho fame.
No fame q burn without air.
Remember this and you may save life
and property.-BateSriHs Orb Re
publican.
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In Chancery at BlOuntyille.
SEPTEMBER L 1858

RULES, 1858,
Jesse ALLISON VS.. Z. P. CawOOd, ct. al.
~ In this case ii appearing from the alli-
cations In complainants bill that defendant,
K. P. CawOod is a nonresident os the State
Of Tennessee. 1t is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Union Flag, notifying said +. P.
Oawood to appear before the Chancery Court
at Blouutville, on the third Monday in No.
vember, 1858, and make his defence to said
bill, or the same viii be set for hearing ex-
parte az to him. September Rnles, 1858.
WILLIAM MULLENNIX, C. & N.
MT W. A. wLoUGHBY VS.. Leonidas
.IfAs Baugh aud wife. In this case It APP
pears from the allegations in compliments
bill, that defendants Leonidas Baugh and his
wife Sarah T.. Baugh are non-residents Of
Tennessee. II 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 will be set
Tor hearing exparte. September Rules, 1868.
WILLIAM MUGLENNIX, G. & NJ.
ls6soct2w4pfS5
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY AUTHORITY OF A DECREE
ID In the ChanoeFy Court Of Blountville, Tenn,
10 the casa Of Fsin & SnapP, Ex'rs of Lawrence snapp,
decd, Va. John 7. suapp aud others, heirs ~ law 81
said L. Snapp, deed, { will offer for sale, on Thursday
22nd day Of October, 1868, at the door Of the Court
House In Blouatville, Tenn, 10 tho highest bidder, for
cash IN hand, all that tract Of land lying in civil Dis
trtct No. S Of Sullivan county. northeast Of the town
Of Blountville, adjoining the lands Of John L. RheA,
John J. Ensor, Catherine Gdls and others, known As
OF less, said land sold BY mo a. Trustee, &c, by order
OF said Court 10 said cause.
SAMUEL sSAPP, Trusss, DC.
6soet2w1pfsS
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SALE.

DT VIRTUE OF A Fl. IA. ISSUED RON THE
ID Circuit Court OF washlp gton county, to me d..
rected, tested the 4h Monday OF June, 1865. for the
sum Of S2S7 05 debt and costs, in favor Of Alfus Kse.
bier and against Samuel W.. Bains and Jesse J. Baius,
/ will expose 10 public sale, at the Court House door,
In the town Of Jonesborough, on Saturday the 9th day
ct October, 1865, all the right, title. claim and interes'
that the said samuel W. Balns and Jesse J. Baius have
in and TO a tract Of land, situated In Washington
county, Tennessee, District No. IA. adjoining the lands
Of william sherry, Joseph Crouch aud others, con.
tainlng 500 acres, mere or less, until said debt and cost
are satisfied. This 18Th day OF September, 1855.
6ssepa5w4pfS51 sc. GRIFFITH, shsriE
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
EAST TENN. AVA. RAILRoADN
TnEAEuRrnia Orrtrr

r, h1oAVLtK, Sept 10, 1854.
ny board o. Dueeton a the last ahnual meeting
sapp,n,ee : Comuiitee 70 examine ths etoct books On
That Committee, % examination, hnd he account.
ot mauy who subscribed 10 ne Capital stock .hov
sasaee. l.ome q snail amounD yst dps aud unpaid.
that uollte be given, b. pubIieaffon IN IN T,,s,c,.
On tne me % The uad, 70 ~ dallnqaent eltrffoiin.
t9psyt 70 the s~ecratary AID TroatnfsT oflhs Conrs1v
~ .slAete Cue On thelf respective asoonnt o. Or ~
vii b declarpd Forfeited.
Al sieethgl1su vho hago psia 70 I'm. snd AZ.
~. ~ esruheaiss, are rquaad 70 can Al hls cas-
Toe sioekholisu are notiasd, ai.o. th,t a.
anHuai Constuucn, 70 slsrt Direction lcr ia snsoi--
.yer w nest a. kno1vils 81 ne ~ Thur.f,v il,s
~ As.,Teef nszt JOHN KEYEs.
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Corn Bread.

The following is very good for gen.
eral use and would take the prize at
n corn bread exhibition: Take four
quarts Of corn meal, one quarto Of -four
ane cup Of molasses, ono teaspoonful
# Soda, one tablespoonful of salt, one
pint of milk or water, and bake slow
.iy four hours. Ii is improved by re-
mining in the oven over night.
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DlrEe % SummeF.


AlIin the arms OF summer lying,
isFading Gov ere round her sighing, /.
samner sick and cad Is DYING,
Now no more shall she b seen,
In the evenings deep serene.
Weaving s~arlanas vhits aud green.
Fold her in a winding sheet,
Woven Of all blossoms meet,
For the shroud Of maiden sweet.
Crimson rose and lilly white
An she had Of best and bright,
Long have vanished from the light
Gather autpmn's palest flowers,
Drank with autumn's soAest showers
Bring them to her ~lOafless bowers.
There through winters icy gloom,
She shall rest us IN q tomb,
Sheeted snow shall shroud her bloom
Shroud her bloom, but not forever;
Mortals die, but seasons never,
When the chains Of winter sever.
Spring shall wake herup sgain,
Lead Der forth to bill and plain,
Over willing hearts to reign.
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