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The lamps shone Ger fair
Women and brave m en-,
Wkileall hearts beat happily


to the inspiration Of musical strains wo-
manly smiles and the genius Of pleasure
which seemed to hover round the gay and
joyous throng.
Soon the dancing commenced, in which
many Joined,
ITO chase the hours with flying feet"
until the streaking in the East heralded
the approach Of day, and the stars began 70
fade into the golden Chalice Of the moon.
The dresses Of many of the ladies we're
magnificent, and gotten up in superb Style.
Among many which attracted attention, we
noticed a brOCade canary silk, worn BY
Miss n. s; white silk, trimmed with
blue, set of with splendid diamonds, by
Miss n. Men,; a white carleton, with silk
poplin, by Miss l.. N; a laeender silk,
trimmed with white satin, by Miss Nj. II.
furthermore, the assemblage in itself was
suggestive Of thought and memory. Here,
around this home, there ragged scarce four
years ago, one Of the 6ercest battles of the
late unfortunate strife. The crash Of mus
kerry, the roar Of cannon, and the wild
shout Of charging hosts, broke in deaiening
din upon the startled air. But now how
changed the scene. The bosom Of war has
STAYED its fell course. The survivors
brothers Of the North and South, burying
their enmities, stand in this joyous ihrong
as friends once more, as heirs and co-heirs
Of common fame, a common country and
a common future. Mingling with them,
and lending the magic Of their presence,
behold ihe ladies Of Nashville and its
vicinity, who as emblems Of truth, purity
and nobility, are ihe same in the hoar OF
gloom, orlin the fall blaze Of fortunes rich
medium
Never has it been our pleasure 10 ENJOY
= more pleasant evening, or hIingle with a
happier throng, where all seemed 20 vie
one with another in efforts to please. Mrs.
| brown and Miss Saunders will be remem-
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pltINE EINE GENTS.

Hereafter the price OF single copies Of
the UEIuN AsD DTsrATGH at the counter
Willie FivE CLANS, aud il win he sold to
newsboys and dealers so that they can sell
at THE price. ...
PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS
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The following bills also passed -.
A resolution passed providing for the
appointment of a committee Of five 10 re-
port at the next regular meeting, about
suitable cemetery grounds.
A bill appropriating $500 balance
due New York house on new trucks for
the fire engine Of the 9th ward.
A bill passed repeating certain sections
of law in force since 1852, which pro-
hibited street music. E. ID
The music is now free to perambulate
for the purpose of calling political meet
ings together until 10 P. NJ.
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SEE w E. WarPs notice on Teaching
and Tcachers.n
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Gold continues 10 advance. The follow

Gold continues to advance. The follow
ing are the New York quotations of yes
terday; Opened at 1923, was 142i at
1920, 14Sb at noon, and closed at 1881 at
8 P. N. The rates here were 142 buying
and 1881 selling.
Government securities were quoted in
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The weather here continues melting bot
Yesterday at 8 P. NJ the thermometer stood
at 1O4o in the shade. The river last eve
ming was stationary, with twenty inches
large on the Shoals. I
ARRIVED.
ia None. ......
DEBATED.
LEAVING TO DAY. ....r.
The Ella Hughes leaves this evening At
o'clock for Cairo. ... E... s.rg4. /
The river column Of yesterday JoPnH
contains the following 4
The river is on a stand, with four feet
Eve inches iR the canal, and two feet i've
inches in the Indian chute Over four and
half feet water ia reported on Portland bar
to-day. The last arrival from below reports
four feet on Walkers bar, the shoalest
nlaee on the lower Ohio. N
There il only twenty inches water re-
ported Oh Glass House bar below Pits
EHrg. r.I.aa .... E-Ia
IA By telegraph
TIo.7svIIIF, July l7g-ThermDmetervo0
a NJ. al ade. Tbs hottest dag Of the year
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MARKETs BIZ TRLReRAPB
Foreign Markets.

LIvERPOOL, July E.--Evening. Cotton
closed quiet at last quotations. The Total
amount aaoat is estimated at 7lS, 900 bales,
including q 900 bales American. "a.
IA LONDON, July l7-Evening - Consols
unchanged bonds 724 .. .-a D.. z-a.
p FRANKFORT, July 17--Evening. - Bonds
7G6CA7G3 ~ .. ...
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NOTICE
To the Stockholders Of the Nashville
and Northwestern r.. r. Company.

WHEREAS, TUE TRAINS ON TIE NASH o.
w vile and Northwestern railroad have been
suspended. and viii not probably resume rfn-
ming in time 20 furnish transportation 10 those
who desire TO attend the meeting of stockhOld
ers called for the lst Of July prox.; and where
As business will be presented 10 the meeting OF
sired shall DO fully understood BY the st0cF
holders, IL possible. Be il therefore
Resolved, That the Secretary and TreasuE
bo directed 10 recall the meeting of the \
of July. prox., and that be publish likssI
for general meeting Of the stOckhOlders-1 g.
held at NASHVILLE, on the 22D JULY, 1855
at the Office Of the Commercial Insurance Com
pany.
By order Of tho Board
n. l.. CLAIBORNE,
Sec'y and Tre1s N. & N. W. r. r Co.
jun21 td Ptr
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Time at last, is said to make all things
even" so the poet sang, and the grand eul-
mination of glory has terminated in their
happy marriage. m r..-.
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New YoRK, July 17.-Colton shade
frmer and less active; sales 900 bales
uplands Sl1@32e. Rice dull. Coffee firm
and qniet. Sugar steady; Cuba ll3@ll5c,
Molasses dull Flour dull and declining
Wheat quiet at 81 S0@I IS. Corn 81 OF
M IN
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CORPORATION sWINDLING MA
CHINE.
The Proceedings Of tbe Nashville
Vampires Thursday.

The Proceedings Of tbe nashville
Vampires Thursday.
On Thursday last at the Council meeting
the following report of Ogden, the banker
who was appointed chairman Of commit.
Tee to DO the fguering-and perhaps will
do the lingering Of the city's taxes for the
next twelve months-was made BY thatpink
Of hummer himself:
NASHVILLE, July Is, 1s68.-T0 The Hon.
orable Oily Council. GESTLErEE-Section
ten of the amended city charter, (oom-
monty called the new city charter makes
il the duty Of the City Council, before the
Assessor shall have completed the valua-
ton, TO determine the amount Of taxes re-
CURED and necessary TO be raised for the
ensuing year, including the amount re-
quired for the coupons, and interest on the
bonds and funded debt.
A0nF COMMITTEES beg leave to submit the
following estimate Of the amount necessary
for the ensuing twelve months:
DEBTOR.
Judgments against the city coming due
within six months .........--......--..S 1900 90
Outstanding checks -s..--.-...-...,.... 5000 20
IubIc SCHOOLS w
Interest, including interest past due 100000 90
FIRE Departmcnt ..-.......-.. 1894 80
" OrkhOuse ..-...-.. . 439 "
Street DepaTtment.........,..... I5OO9 %
sanltary purposes and dispensary--. 445O 90
For general city purposes. such as
salaries, pecklng, and all that. Z3lgO w
Gas $500 90
Printing, stationery and repairs on ~
city buildings 100 %
For bills $500 90
Support Of the waterWOrks. inclu-
ding pipe extension, per estimate OF
Capt. Ready 80. GO.OOO 90
For balance Of unpaid subscription to
Nashville and Northwestern rail
road, claim transferred 10 A. A.
jenkins. Baltimore ......-......-...- 10000 81
s7l1, 1853 46
An average monthly expense of S59,-
$50 80.
CREDITOR
Expected receipts from water tax......S $500 90
rom the markethOuSe. ........... l45DO W
from BACK taXe9.....,....... ....s. bU,UUU w
Cash in hands Of the City Treasurer. "a. 297 rs
lo1 city bonds. worth about S. cents on
tue lou w
Aolhl tosU4i 90
Leaving the sum of S453,9l5 70 10 be
provided for taxation. HiasHsll
Respectfully submitted, E .F.f..
J. q. OGDEN.
The following bills also passed
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IN RANKRVpTryv.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIyEN THAT THE
IN third general meeting Of the creditors Of s.
q. Woob. bankrupt Is ordered 20 be held AZ
Sashglile, Tenn on the 24ih dap Of July, 1885.
kezister- q. p -THRUST0N.
july1f lot Assignee,
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. MARRIAGE LICENSES. following il
complete list Of the marriage licenses is
sued from July 10th to July 18th a-
( r. f. Braden and Rose Ann Brady.
B. F. Champ and Emma Claiborne.
james Conner and Jane Conner.
J. IVES. Linck and Julia G. LeCroix.
John Sheridan and Sarah Flynn.
j. w. Hoyte and Manila l.. Gleavess.
Lazsre Pillet and Henrietta Cuquel.
Cornelius Dn Pre- and Mary Irby Peete.
w. II. johnson and Susan Williams.
David S, Crockett and Emma c. Picker
iEg. eE
In addition to these, there were six col
ored licenses also issued. ...r 81,
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LOUISVILLE ANp NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville Aft. iS' 4. ". and go p ".
Arrive at Nashville at--400 a. n. and $50 P. n.
Gallatin Accommodation train leaves Gallatin
ut 80 A. n. arriving at Nashville at ll.55 A. n.
Returning, leaves Nashville at SIS P. ", and
arrives at Gal attn at 6.35 P. N.
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NO. ~ NORTH CHERRY STREET,
HAS OPENED. AN ENTIRELY NEW
IL stock Of Goods, TO which he invites the ate
tention of the ladies. Every description OF Hair
Work done in the best style aRd at short notice.
de particularly invites an inspection of his
stock of Perfumery and Fancy Goods which
embraces the newest and best in the line.
Watch Repairing attended to by an expert
enced workman eaFFr1 fehI4 ii i
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Nem York nrYron.ls NInrLei.

New YORK, July l7e-DrygOods buoy
ant heavy brown sheetings 1S@lS4e
fine sheetings l4@l5e print cloths 9s@l
93c; dark styles prints 134@l44e; ging-
hams 17@17sc; cotton bags 509524e
Polyoks spool thread 45950c. .Hf FOL
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ENECUTOR'S NOTTCF..

HAVING QuALIRED AS EXECrTuK or
i II the viii of y. q. Jones. deceased. az b.
are iuaebtssi e. the estate siH hake IN mediatl
Paymsnt 10 mes snd these hsvihf sceousfs
agnRst The saIas. sih pTsreni tb rHi ier pay
ueut within the lime pIl.crihsi o. law Ur 10
barred. W +. JONES
- w Executor
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SPARTA STAGE.
Arrives MONDAYS. Wednesiays and Fridays.
at Pm. Leuves Tuesdays, Thursdays aud at
urdays at 9 8. 81.
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. hereby announce myself as a candidate for
Congress. in this district, subject to the action
Of the nominating convention Of the Republi
can party. HORACE IL. HARRISON.
July 6, 1855. f1 g jy7 tf
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Nashville Building Association.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS Indebted TO THE
N Nashville Building Association are hereby
notified 10 call at the Office Of A. NELSON 4
CO., No. 80 Cherry street., and settle the same,
as the business OF Che Association must be
closed. Neglecting 10 attend 10 this. the AssO-
citation will be compelled 10 advertise the prop
erty and sell the same 10 fOrecOse the mortgage
according 10 Law. ..
By order Of the Board Of Directors,
jyl01W A. NELSON, President.
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~ E OFT Y

E Oily
OF. y -. ASD ,I..s4Nu o. ~
HAIlS-ATGUST Ist.-Omciai.
rrsEs. OPESs.
First Northern.
lJt A. d
second Northern.
~ p p n
First Washington and Southern vii
Chattanooga.
1900 midn 4.
second yTRshIagtOn and Southern via
Chattanooga.
600 p -...-sfeJ p n
Decatur, Memphis and NeW Orleans
'''1l midnight. OJ a. -
MeInphis and New orleans.
$40 r. = n
EdgeneId and Kentucky X X
1g15r A. n
Northwestern ". y.
TOO. p,,IDib, ...... .................--5i0 P. ".
TIomasvIIie via stage.
Thur-1av
300 midnight. --.- luroay Sso0 ?. ~.
Jof-dau's store via Stage.
MONDAY u. N midnight ..-... -.---......I.OO P.
Wednesday DO DO .............,.,.,.. 90 90
IIbcrty-Nia stewutt's Ferry, Cainsviro and
d Statewide
Thursday N midnight Thursday 800 P n.
Lebanon via Stage.
1910 A. 90 P NJ
STARTA STAGE.
Arrives Mondavs. Wednezdavs and Fridays.
at y. Leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays aud at
urday7, at g. 81.
Oaiee Hours.
Rrom7 TORN. Sundays. 7to9 4. n.
RAILROAD AND STAGE TIME TABLE
NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train;
Arrive at Nahvilo..........-.-.. A. n
Leave .,-.....--..--...-.....----.. 8,3D P. N.
Mail and Accommodation Train:
Leave Nashv lie at. -.......' 599 A. N
Memphis. Mobiloand n. O. Express:
Leave Nashville NJ ....-.. 4.. 80 P. n.
ArriSo a. Nahvilo- 30 A. n
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at...-.--..-sO0 A. n. and 600 P. n
Arrive At ChfLtunu0ga.- 400 A. M. aud 400 p. n.
Shelbyville and fullahoma Accommodation.
Leaves ~ ~ ~ P n.
(Sunduyg CxceptedD
LOUISVILLE ANp NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville ATT. iS' 4. " and go ?. ".
Arrive at Nashville att a. n. and $50 P. N,
Gallatin Accommodation train leaves Gailatin
Rt 80 A. H. arriving at Nashville al ll-Hj A. n.
Returning leaves Nashville at 3T P. NJ, and
arrives AT Gal attn at 6.35 P. N.
NASHVILLE AND NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD |
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at 44b A. n. and 5l5 P. NJ.
Arrives At Nashville at--6:i5 A. NJ and 230 A. n.
FDGEFTEI.p AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive a Nashville nt................. 900 A. N.
Leave Nashville P. N.
LKRANON STAGE.
Leaves Nashville ..------.--.-..--..-..iOOO A. N.
TRTuNE sTAoE.
Leaves Nashville Tuesdays ThBrsdays and
Saturdays at 8 O'Clock a. ", arrives ut Nash
VILE Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays at
o'clock p. N.
LEWIsBUnG AND EsLEEsvILLE STAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday, and Sat
urday AZ 1880 A. NJ, arriving AZ bewisburg same
day.
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IIbcrIy-N'ia stewHft's Ferry. GAINESVILLE and
ID Statewide.
Thursday l20 midnight Thursday 800 ? ".
Lebanon via Stage.
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0f'. y ~ ASD sA..ssEN. % IA
HAI,tS-ATGCST Ist.-Omcfai.
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RAILROAD AND STAGE TINE TABLE

Oaicc Hours.
From A. n. 10 I'm. Sundays. 7to9 4. n.
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WINES.
BRANDIES-

~ Casks J. Pauri's Cognac, UsO5D
Q DO Rsnault Brandy. tls35)
DO United Vineyard ProprietOTg
Brandy. 1851
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LHRlvov STAGE.

FDGEFTEIp AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive a. Nashville at......-.......... 900 A. N.
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SAsHVIIIELND NoRTHwEsTFRN RAILROAD

Leaves Nashville at. AS A. N. and 5l5 P. NJ.
Arrives At NaIhvile at--G:i5 A. n. and 2;30 A. n.
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First Washington and Southern wis
Chattanooga.
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second Washington and Southern via
Chattanooga
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First Northern.
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EgTo,, 1syIf.BE, July l7g-Tkermbmeter9o'
ID the 81 ade Tbs hottest dag q Lhe year.
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S4ci dark styles prints I02(S ltaci sihS-
hams l7@l7sc; cotton bags 50C9524e
Polyoke spool thread 45950c. ..f ..
New York Money Market a.r
New YoRK, July l6.-Msney marke;
easy call loans SOS; sterling, exchange
1OI6103; gold l43s a. 143l. New Ten
nessee $50 old 694@69I. II E
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, July 17.-Tobacco-Sales
Of SO hhds. Tugs and fair leaf at 81 %
ale. Superfne flour Sc 1907. Wheat
81 9O62. Corn 94G96c Oats 500 SIC.
Rye 81 so. Mess pork $2S so. Lard l7}c.
Bacon-shOulders 13c; clear rib sides
1910; clear sides 173c. Balk meats
shoulders 12c clear aides l6c. 3
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, July 17.-Flour-Family
SO 5000 IS. Wheat dull at 81 9O92.
Corn unchanged. Oats 73@74c. Mess
pork S28. Bulk meats 1liG@l4c. Bacon
shoulders l2}@13c; sides l6@l7c.
Lard l74c. Butter and eggs unchanged
st. Louis Market. 1
ST. LOUIS, July H. Flour unchanged.
Wheat lower for all grades below choice.
Corn S7@SSc. Oats 76@82c. RyeSl 10.
Provisions very dull. F...-- 40 .H 4
New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, July 17.-Cotton quiet;
sales so bales middlings at Sic; receipts 1855
bales; receipts for the week 63l bales ex-
ports to Liverpool bales; to Havre l473
bales coastwise 1896 bales; stock 235l
haIPs
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second Northern.
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Leaves Nashville Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays at 8 O'Clock a. w., arrives ut Nash
VILE MondayI. Wednesday and Fridays at l
o'clock p. N.
LEWIsBuRG AND EsLEEsvILLE STAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday, and Sat
urday at 7:S0 A. NJ, arriving az BeWisburg same
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EdgsneId and Kentucky X. x.
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WopBav 1910 midnight ....--.. ---s.......l.OO P n
Wednesday DO -.'.''--.--'.'....-... do
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Louisville Market

NEW iUfLh, July IVs--- otIty tlIaIhe'
easy call loans SOS; sterling, exchange
1Of@1Os; gold 1880 1434. New Ten
nessee $50 old 694@69I. II Es
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Decatur, Memphis ana New Orleans.
lo.al A. n.
MernPhis and New Orleans.
am n
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sonth Carolina. Railroad.,

GES'L SUP'rS OFFICE
CukRLsarox, 8. C.. Oc,oh~r 8, 1867. .
ENS Ard after Oriob r s. y sE7, t6e Passe neer
NJ Tsains On The South Csrpiina k.iixoud
will run as follow. wig :: F:. "
Lave Cia,iretoG for CoIussbis. 4;ap nj.
Arrives Kiagssille .........! .".. 1875 m.
Lrnyr kipE,si fe. ,......"li:la IN.
Arrive NJ Cosu,1Iai .. ......... i:iu p ~:
Leave Columbia. .Tsto;to ~,
arrive g ksnk.rsll~ -. ...lI:35 m.
Leave kingssifs .:........ >. sjs p M.
Arrive ~ EhS1 lesson =, .... ..,a..-. 7:05 j m
Leave chsrtasisnf Tor ,Augaata. :. -: .lD.4o i h.
Afsiye ~ Assnas-.......... go. T:1U nj.
Arrive II Chsrlrstns, .l2;aD . M.
= The Passenger Tfnin on tho Camdsp nrsiish
will copnsss. nth uss aal do Sa ,C.luuI,is
T'ains. ..Htta Jessisgtas ard; Nsnsi.es,er R,,i.
ss.d sflsa 'ss sysasJs y ssssssSss, and
s,ssas III aEs ssis & sa,s., 4 q. q MN R.Ss...s IS !
Fre,ski ~ y stssAesSs SmMSas .Ss frsia,
~iii Ssg u fdlleass 6 E ! sSl;
Lesys ass..tna III Oslsnbla .ss..... 3 n.
A..ssss ;..s .'essssa ss!ss's is ~
Arrisssss .s.s. :.s.,: ;90 . M:
|! .sass ssf 3xssnita. .s.sS as:sihp; Il.
Arti sc ~ ....s. sss,;s so am
i.,sE a,siseSs e ;gsss .:,ls pm
u, asfE19E, !; ssssi . iisg issp:s I =
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sUNDAY-seH0Of LRb6ks

NTnw on hss4 snA In, ssrS., ssmi.e q,
~ Tho.e kshsee shss fn- sfpasSa isr la.
1ae Tie ais! OF ns arys.El ies.lt sah1ir Bnoki
earnestly far u. Nun.iar. echo, lcsnss. CO
asssa sSikbr rtomftI siis Il s.ia sS
tsssla4 tenwosdi isae.Gs & vi
srs..x r .EA5RpAv. ,Aii.stA. ss,nsx,
RsS9aA E N e. !. :: 8
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NNEMOREsT'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
NJ universally .reknowie.ix.i.. tho Model
: Parinr HaenIias;of Amrr;ea !; devoted to Origi
Hsl Stotit., Poems Sketches. Architecture and
-Nalsl Go.,sges Nousshnfa Matter. Gem. of
'iheasht: rrrso"., and Lite. sry t:ns,ip (nclud-
sleciat li-naitn.ents "n EFsi,Ai.,n~) ins,rus
; tisns Oh EIsxlih. Music. A,nnscn,s,t,s.. .-,c, by
the ha,t .uth"rs. md profusely illustrated will,
ss,ly Engravng4 (fuii sizs). useful and reliable
Patterns. Emtroid.ries and constant snrc-s
sioIrs si ani.tir noveties; with 1o.l,rr useful and
: Gut Ell aiming literature.
No rerson of refinement, eronan,ical honsc-
wife, or lsdt "f t"He, san afford ,ta ln Without,
ti,- Ntdst Msnthy. Single cdisias. ~ cent. ;
hsck husa'tre. ~, sfeeiraras. 10 c-bis: eitEe
mailed fhte. Yearly. Ss. ~irh ! $ iluatle pre-
taihNs5 two eoIie- $50 three scp.re, 81 90
sf rSEi.s, 81 }. aud tpsnditi pr<,nisinr Er clubs
Sss tS sAeH. hrsi Pr.,ninn,s aci, sab.
ssi6sr. IN Anew Wheeler & .,vils.,h Swing
sMAsbipe 1ef 70 suhsc' iers at A3 eaeii A,idrsss,
" .3,9 s: - ~. JENNINGS :DEMO REST.
M: 47S Broad way. Ntw York:
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-10
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
on THE
GreenvillA and Columbia Rail-
road. :.
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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-03-31

s0- There are in the State OF
Louis ana about 10000 qualified
white voters, and about 10000 NJ
goes possessed OF the elective fran
chiss under the reconstruction act
Sheridau's registrars manufacture
$4,000 negro voters, and permitted
5000 whites to avail themselves Of
The privilege. Under a fair revision,
which, no doubt, will take place, tn.
white lists ought to be increased by
at least 10000, even in the short time
allowed. If proper reduction he
made Of the fraudulent negro regis
t'a,ion, there will be only slight
difference between the two. and Thu
difference can be easily overcome b,
proper system of canvassing. Their
is good reason, therefore, to hope ,bal
the Black Crook Constitution will b.
defeated at the polls.-Neao Orleans
Crescent.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-03-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Attention. Consumers !!

LNOR THE BENEFIT AND INFORMATION OF
l. those remote from my Mill aud desirnus ~
using Meal, the product OF my "YoUaG AMEKIc.
MILLS" give the follow ing names Of local deaers
engaged In its sale:
Fred. Heromdn, N Stich
Louie Blanchard, Randolph d Bates,
Joseph Brooks, Simon Aendelsoh,,,
Jules Fr0ment, a. Zljtn,
NicoL Bdytoti, Mrs n c. Witti,,g,
Geo. N Sssphans, ST., John Casa
Ellie Bedure0ard, Jaco5 1estz
y L LeRsdnc, NicboLds Mitchell,
A Bdunssttrk. james Bogas agent
Mrs O. L0quet, Jerry Brooks, from cart
Thomas Wal&h, a Bum.
Any dea'er DESTROYS Of engaging in the regular
sale OF Bolted or Unbol'ed Meal the product OF
my Mills, and the best the market, eau have
his name added TO the above list BY making ap-
plication at my store.
mario JOSHUA BEAL