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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The Merchants National Bank Of Little Rock
has failed.
The Cape Fear Agricultural Association had
its first regular meeting in Wilmington, N. O.,
yesterday. Delegates attended from ffteon
counties in North Carolina, and from several
counties in South Carolina.
The injunction in the North Carolina courts
against the State appropriation to the Chatt'
am Railroad is likely to bo sustained.
Captain Green, colored, one Of the Ogeechee
prisoners, has been committed on charge OF
insurrection. Eighty-three others will proba-
bly be committed on The same charge.
A resolution in the Georgia Legislature, yes
terday, to extend suffrage to females, was ridi-
culed and lost.
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WASHINGTON.

UNDERWOOD REsTnArNED-sHERMAN sIcK.
WASHINGTON, January 29.-The United States
Supreme Court has issued writ of injunction
against Judge Underwood, to prevent him from
nullifying Virginia judicial acts on the ground
of the ineigibihty of officers of the courts
under the Fourteenth amendment. The writ
is made returnable on Friday next.
General Sherman is sick at st. Louis, and
will 20 to New Orleans for his health.
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ON THE WING.

IRON Cotton Ties-Products OF the Coun-
ty-Efects ofthe War-Vaiue OF Land
Water Power-Factories-L
re-Trade-Northern Drumme rs
A New State Map-Schools and Col
Ieges-wohord-A Moral Plan-"Dr ry''
and .sWet.o
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The msn, exhausted and with scarcely any sus-
tenance, worked night and day in water to their
waists, now handling the sheets and tacks, and
again taking spells at the brakes with fortitude
and heroism. hot q rope was lost or sail
torn, though the vessel went through some OF
the heaviest gales that have occurred on our
coast in many years.
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CUBAN AFFAIRS.

CAPTURE OF SCHOONER LOADED WITH ARMS
AND AMMUNITION FOR TILE REBELS.
HAVANA, January 29.-An English schooner
from Nassau with twenty-five native Cubans
on board, en- route to join the insurgents, has
.been captured. Seeing that capture was in
eyitable the crew of The schooner threw over
board the arms and ammunition with which
she was loaded.
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EuH PALATISA. FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FthNANOINA AND 'AChSoN

d., g
VILE.
T~h THE FIRsT-cAss 8 TE An B
.zrtss2passHs DICTATOR, Captain eHAs WIrLEI,
yiI sail from Charleston eVer Tuesday Erehsng, ut
Eight O'clock tor the above points.
The first class Steamer CITY POINT, Captain VIZ.
T. MoNRLTY, will all from Charleston every Sdtur-
day Euening al Eight o'clock, Tor atove potas.
Connecting with the Central Railroad at savannah
for Mobile and New Orleans, and with the Florida
Railroad at Fernsndina for Cedar Keys ct which
point steamers connect with New Orleans, Mobile,
Pensacola. Key West and H-Vana-
Through Bills Ladipg given for Freight 10 Mophe'
Pensacola and New Orleans.
Both steamers connecting iD,n FL s. Hd7t's ,egm :
ers OcLawaha and Griffin 0r Sitrr Springs and Lakes,
Grl6in, Eustis, Harris and DurhaH.
All freight payable on the wharf
Goods not removed at sunset will be stored at r1sR
md expense OF owners.
For Freight or Passage engagement I apply to
j. D. AIKEN h CO., Agents,
South Atlantic Wharf.
N.P-No extra charge for Meals and Staterooms i.
Steamer City Point will touch at St Mary's, Ge O.
going and returning each week.
November ~
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SPICY CORRESPONDENCE.
The Chief Constable Of the State ON the
Rampage-He Wakes mp the w rong
Passenger. .4

- i,
The following rich correspondence has just
come 10 light. Mr.. Elkin unequivocally denies
the accusations Of Constable Hubbard and
considers himself Gan individual who is ma
liciousy charged with using expressions which
be never uttered"
OFF1oE OF CHIEF CONSTABLE, |
COLUMBIA, January 20, 1859.
John Elkin, Esq, Columbia, s. c.:
sm-You will find enclosed 6. picture Of me,
for which you remarked, q few days since, you
knew a party that would pay 500 for. This
is q chance for you to "nadke raise"
send it gratuitously. And now, sir, you
have all privileges granted you Imaginable,
to send this to any one you feel disposed,
without distinction. But remember, should
1 be moIested on any OF my trips up the coun,
try-if even hair OF my head is harmedIl
viii assure you that you will be held responsible
for it. III "go as Randolph did," as you re-
marked, you will share the same fate that the
assassins will. My advice to you is to bride
your tongue, lest it destroys your miserable
carcass. Respectfully,
JOHN B. HUBBARD.
Chief Constable.
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ALsroN, s. O., January AZ, 1869.

ALsToN, s. O., January ~, 1853.
Mr.. John B. Hlb6ard-SIR: do not know
YOU. 1 do not know that have ever spoken OF
Won. have received from you your likeness.
I suppose you regard your likeness Geone sur
ficient to strike terror. assure you neither
fear you nor your picture. am certain there
ia no man in this community who would give
five cents for your picture; therefore think that
your picture would be q bad investment on
which to make raise"
Should you 'smeet the fate of Randolph, l
assure YOU that neither nor anyof my con-
ne1ions will be your ASSASSIN; and, as for your
threat, treat that with the same contenep
which I Ifesl for it's dtahor. -,
AS to nay miserable carcass" hope 1t Will
be IN existence when your miserable CARCASS
shall have been devoured BY worms.
JOHN P. ELKIN.
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FoRSoRTH EpIsTo.

FOR NORTH EDIsTO.
n~A TIE STEAMER ST. HELENA,
.Esdz55sE7 Captain JAMES G. RuMLEY, will re.
ceive Freight THIs DAY and leave MONDAY MORNING,
at 6 o'clock. and Edsto same day at O'Clock. "a
For Freight or Passage apply on bo-d or to
JOHN a. MURRAY,
Market Wharf.
The steamer leaves again on "WEDNESDAY MORN
MO. at O'Clock, and Ejisto THuRsDAx MoRNINa,
Al q O'Clock. i" January 80
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5anfp GOODS.
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING,s .

OUCH AS SACK COATS, OFFICERS COATS,
y Capes, &c Air Pillows of different sizes, Nur-
sery White SheeHng, 81 and r. wide India Kub Der
Teethiog Rings, Rattles, &C., India Rubber Foot
Mats. Wai'ers, &c.
Won SANTEN'5 BAZAAR,
No. 229 King street, near Market
Jauuary %
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FOR GEORGETOWN, 8.

AND LANDINGS ON TIE pEEDgB RIVER
,rh TIE STEAMER EMILE. CAPT.
E-ss;s;a!SSz Isaac DAv1s will receive Freight
THis DAY at South Commercial Wharf, and leave as
above on MONDAY MORNING, LIST February, at 8
o'clock
Returning will leave Georgetown on WEDNEspAY
MORNING, Sd February.
transferred to Steamer GEN. MANIGAUiT, at
Georgetown.
All Freight prepaid.
No Freight received after sunset.
SAACKELFORD KELLY, Agents,
January 80 No. Boyce's wharf.
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FOR BRUNSWICK, Ga

FOR BRUNSWICK, GA
- csp[sn phE cnaaAns sIEanER Wn1l1 DLUaho nl touch
at this point every Weinssday leaving savannah at
Nine A. NJ, and on her return trip will touch there
on Saturday afternoon, arriving back at Savannah
November "a Agents.
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ADyA n r 5
60 T T o A.
TO PLANTERS AND OTHERS
WISHING TO
UOLD COTTON IN EN- g L 4 N d,
Where STORAGE INSURANCE, and other expenses
for holding are LESS than IN the United States, We
will advance
TEN CENTS PER POUND
MI III N G. s.,
shipped to our fendsir Liverpool charging the Eng
st commercial rate Of interest," which at prssensis is
FIVE PER CENT.
and hold as long as desired.
CLAaHoRN. HERRING 60,
Accommodation Wharf.
January IL
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INLAND ROUTE.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PACKET
LINE, VIA EDIsTO, ROCKVILLE, BEAUFORT
AND HILTON BEAD,
CONNECTING WITH
TEE TLANTYC AND GULF RAILROAD And
CONNECTIONS FOR ALL POINTS IN
FLORIDA.
- TIE FINE, FAST STEAM =
.ss1sSs5R PILOT BOY, Captain Frm PRcK win
leave 3l6arIeston on MoNpAY and THURSDAY MoRH-
1Nos al Eight o'clock Returning, will leave ayannah
TUESDAY MoRN1Nas at light O'Clock, and FRIDAY
AFTERNOON at Two o'clock, touching 1t kdsto on
THURSDAY trip from Charleston, ut Eleven a. NJ
and leaving Eisto at Nine a. II SATURDAYS, on re-
turn trip. ,,,,
each way, cverv TWO weeks, commencing with trip
OF January 2lst and at Rockville every THURSDAY.
For Freight Or Passage apply to
JOHN fERGUSON,
1,nrarv II Acconnmr daon Wharf
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EdgeAeld County has adopted the limits OF
the ola beat companies as the boundaries OF
the townships, under the new law. This is an
Economical as we'll as sensible proceeding.
They will hold their township elections on
Tuesday next.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-30

E%The Water Valley Eagle re.
ferring TO our compliment to it's edI.
tors, which appeared In our paper
about three weeks since, and which
we concluded thus: "When the
the EAGLE scars aloft, let bats and
owls seek their caverns of retreat
returns us u quid pro quo, rs follows :
1.-The .CitiSen will please accept the
best thanks of the EAGLE for the forego-
ing first rate.' The facetious and
neither "a bat" nor 81 All OWL" but
Eaglelike proclaims himself "CITTzEN"
Of the d" Great Republic" The best
wish we can make for him, is, that be
may live TO see the day-and may il
come right speedily when he may
once more proudly say. " Girls Ameri
canus Swn, !" with all the privileges and
immuniIies which pertain to the position
and all of that lofty feeling of national
and State pride which it ought to imply,
and in days gone by, never failed to iu~
spire."
Thank you, gentlemen, you could
not have better expressed our wishes
: we desire to live till that proud
day in the future of which you speak,
and then we should be willing to
" shuttle off this mortal coil" But
we fear this happy event may not be
until we shall have reached q ripe
old age.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-30

ADDRESS OF Col. o r. SINGLE
ToN.-On Monday last, according to
previous notice, Col. O. Il Singleton
addressed quite a concourse of Cit.
zeus, who had assembled in front OF
our court house.
Col. S spoke quite at length, on
the Importance of establishing a cot
ton and wool factory at this point.
He elucidated the subject thoroughly
and clearly and deliberately demon
strated that stock in the company
would, at an early day, return to the
halders from fifty to seventy-flve per
cent. profit, and that the factory in
contemplation would be a great bless
ing to our section. EH
We have not time to comment at
length on this able address. Suffice
it to say, that the speech was such
as all expected of the distinguished
orator who delivered it.
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ron STAPLE. GOODS, nj New YorF
prices, go Immediately 20
N. B. EEsDORFFER.

MALICIOUS MISCHIEF On Mon
day night last, squad of some un-
known persons, being bent on noe
turnal adventures, and not finding
sufficient excitement in the quiet re-
pose of our silent little city to suit
their vitiated tastes, took down the
signs of several houses in town, and
removed them to other places. Had
this thing been confined to the Sim
pie exchange of the signs, it might
be spoken of and laughed at as a
I" good, practical joke "-such ns is
common in the best regulated COM
muuities during holidays aud festive
seasons; but when the property of
persons ia removed to a great dis.
tance and broken, and when the sign
of an old lady, who is striving hard
to earn O respectable support for
herself aud family, is taken down
and broken, putting her TO needless
expense, which she is lily able to
bean -itshonld not be called thought.
lessness, but deserves the name of
culpable Qf not malicious) mischief,
and all good citizens, youthful OF
aged, will discountenance it.
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wWc would advise those of our
friends who d0at ON :" the horse ="
and love to see the noble animal gal
~ caparisoned, to call at a. M. Cur
ley's and purchase fine saddle, or
bride, or a set of elegant carriage
and buggy harness and those who
cannot afford these things, but de
sire good substantial gear, etc, for
farm and other use, would also do
well to drop into his shop, and get
bargains Go soon, because he is
selling his goods at sacrifice price,
chea, t3r cash.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-30

Mr.. A. ID. Dancy now offers his
immense variety of Mems, Youths,
and Boys Clothing, Notions, fine
Dry Goods in piece, Boots, Shoes,
etc, at COST. He means what he
says-Ae sells at cost for each.
Persons wishing to purchase any
thing ID the above mentioned line
will do well to call ON Mr. Dancv
before purchasing elsewhere We
guarantee that be will give satisfac.
ton to all.
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On wednesday night, the votaries

On "Wednesday night, the votaries
of the drama of our little city had
quite treat-Mrs. Byrne, formerly
of this place, but now resident al
Mobile, gave poetical readings at Ode
Fellows Hall, and the we'll known
responsibility and talent Of the lady
attracted quite concourse of those
who had known her in the days OF
the Confederacy. Her rendering OF
"Macbeth,""T Raven" and some
minor poems was excellent, and came
fully up to public expectatlon-al al.
though that was raised to a high
pitch.
By the way, there lately appeared
in Memphis paper a paragraph
which might tend to injure the repu-
tation of Mrs. Byrne. as She is not
much known in that city. But we
will tell the editor that which we do
know, 1. e., Mrs. Byrne is no common
stage-waller; but she is the wife of
tho justly celebrated DR.. Byrne,
who was true to the South, "the
days which tried mems souls,' and
who saved as many lives and limbs
of those noble boys who wore the
gray, both in field and hospital,
as any surgeon in the Confeder-
ate armies. Ask the soldiers of
Johnston's army who is DIR. Bryne;
and ask the ladies' of Canton who is
Mrs. Byrne-and the answer will be
such as the greatest in the land
night be proud Of DR.. ByIne's long
llness- extending over nine month";
has forced Mrs. B. to make use of
hose gifts which nature has bestow-
I'd upon her to support her self and
amily. We hoped the editor men.
Toned will make the amende honora.
lie immediately,as we think he is too
gallant to injure so true and noble
J woman as Mrs. b. .Eaf $3.50 y
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-30

VProf. Frederick, the Great
Prestidigitateur, performed before a
fair audience at the Odd Fellows.
Hall on Thursday night. The Pro-
fessor is no novice in che art of leger-
slemain, and his performance drew
forth unbounded applause. A por'
ton of the proceeds will be donated
to the Orphans Home, at Lauvlerdale.
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The DAILY SUN.-We are in re-
ceipt of No. %, Vol. l, of a paper
published in Memphis under the
above title. 1t is edited by j. L. Du-
pre-, and is quite neat sheet. We
place the Sun on. our list with plea.
sure, and hope to receive it often.
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A GOOD INsTITUTIoN.--Mr. 7. r.
CLARK and Mr.. w. o. Baldwin are now
receiving a fine lot of variety goods.
direct from New York. Messrs.
Clark & Baldwin are both popular
in Tbis region, and, as their stock
was selected by Mr.. c., himself, they
can nod fail to receive a liberal Gus.
tom. Success to the new firm. We
like to pee our town improving.
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TIE MEMPHIS AvALANCHE.-W We
publish, elsewhere to-day, the new
prospectus of the Daily and Weekly
Memphis Aralcnche. This paper is
now, as it has ever been, one of the
best in the South. Col. Galloway,
it's accomplished editor, is sterling,
ho'd, outspOlen Southern man, and
we commend his paper to all who
wish choice miscellany and all the
latfst news.
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TOur thanks are due to our
friend, Gen. A. NJ. West, Prest., and
Col. Sam. Tate, Supt. of the Al. 9. II.
IT,. for a'frecl pass over their road +,
during the present year. We thank
you, gentlemen, for your courtesy /;
and, whenever the CITIZEN can he
oil service to you, we hope you Will
not hesitate to command MS.
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DAILY AND WEEKLY
MEMPHIS AVALANCHE.
TERMS FOR 1859.

An extra copy will he sent 70 the person who
makes up club of ten, and an additional capy for
every twenty subscribers thereafter. A copy OF
the AVALANCHE CALENDAR Will be sent to every
subscriber to the Weekly.
Additions eau be made to the clubs at all times
during the year. at proportionate rates, the times.
In every case. to expire with the club otherwise,
single subscription rates must be paid. Any varia-
ton from this rule breaks up the club system al
together. We can only afford papers at club rates
BY having them all expire together.
Remttances can be made at our risk when sent
by express, charges prepaid, or by mail in regis
tered letters. or posoflce money orders or drafts
Money letters are 81 frequently lost, and SO much
compia mt caused by their loss, that we are com.
PEELED to adopt the modes OF transmission designa.
ted to protect eurseye as well As patrons.
Specimen copies Of the AVALANCHE sent free of
charge
All letters, telegraphc dispatches. and packages
should be properly sealed and addressed
AVALANCHE,
Avalanche Building. Memphis, Tennessee
Jan. 30, 1863.
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MAsoNIo.-At the stated meeting Of
Canton Lodge No. 2S. A. F. and A
Masons on Saturday Dec. 18Th, the fol
lowing officers for the ensuing year were
elected and installed on the 29th;
Geo. R. Fearn. W. NJ.
W. N. Bledsee, Sen. W.
s. c. Witherspoon. Jun. W.
T. R. Clark. Treasurer,
A. G. Cassell, S, cretary.
M. Bloomfield, S. and Tyler.
AppOinted.-Jno Yeargain. Sen. Des.
TT a. A. Karp, Jun. I"
We learn that the Lodge plumbers
over seventy members and is in a pros.
porous eoudilion.
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CAKES, CANDIES, CoNFECTIoNE-
RIEs ALI the little folks land old
folks, too,) who wish anything in
tho above line. will do well to call on
Mr.. Terrell ut Stools old stand, and
make their purchases where they can
get fresh articles cheap for cash.
Terrell is Travelled, and we warrant
no gives satisfaction.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-30

~~Packard's Monthly for Febrr.
airy ia On our table. 1t contains
much valuable and instructive read
ing. None of Pollard's bowling in
this issae. So we recommend it to
Ill t-...-rEs an Es Boa I'll o.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-30

TR Rev.. Chas. B. Galloway will
hold divine service, at the NJ. b.
Church, tomorrow morning.
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Responsible Agents Wanted

Responsible Agents Wanted
ITO dispose of guarantees for the sale of
Il Landed and other valuable property in
different parts of the United States. Profits
very liberal. sales easily effected, and no
loss Of time from other business. Address
J. T. MILLER & CO.,
Box 4, P. o. Port Deposit, Nd
Jan. %, ls69-2w
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HEARTH AND HoME.-The last
number of this paper is at hand, and
is, as usual, quite interesting.
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Great deduction Of Prices in
Winter Goods

Let every Onsread this as II inter.
estst every body--it is a tact rar,L
knowing. and especially to all that
want TO save ntcOs 1that you can
buy all xmas y o. p CO goods cheap
EatdlessHf G0i 1zsIj I,O a,
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r E MO V A l..
MRS. SARAH SIMS

TAKES this method of enn~
Il informing her friends Ss1.sN4S,A
and the public that she ~ lsSsssA
has removed to the hast .S5sSSssl
side Of the Square, in the -
house recently occupied by Mrs. Yancey
where she keeps on hand a choice lot o.
fashionable MILLINERY, Of the latest i'm
portations She hopes by offering good arti
oles at moderate prices, to secure a liberia
shars Of public patronage.
Jan %, '69-tf
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For BARGAINS, Indies should ae Inn
10 sees NIB. HEsD0RFFER.
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LANDRE'TH'S SEEDS,
10000 PAPERS.

Shaker Seeds, and Onion SetS,-
ALL FRESH from the growers.
Don't fail to call soon, as the" first
choice" is an item worthy Of con
sideration. Jan. Soft
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RELIA BILlTN
GROVE COTTaGE SELE cT SCHOOL

GROVE COTTAGE SELE CT SCNC0L
! THIS INSTITUTION is located near Canton
Miss, in II lovely grove, admirably adopted for the
| establishment OF II first claSs school for young
ladies', and boys under twelve years of age The
buildings are spacious and well arranged tor hearth
and the comfort of pupils. The Principal will ex.
ercse daily supervision of the several classes lii
each department Instructions will BE- given main
~ by the daughters of the Principal Miss Lizzie II.
Macy. an accomplished graduate oil Kenturky Fe-
male College. End her yuunger Sister Miss Carrie
V. Macy, educated at the same nStitutiou.
few boarders will be received into tine family
Of the Principal. To secure these extra Advantages
IT viii he well to apply early. Great attention paid
to writing, composition, painting and draw ing.
Miss LIZZIE K. Macy viii! give special attention
to those wishing instructions in music
There VIII he n short Summer Session commence.
ing the first Monday in July. The scholastic year
will commence the first Monday in October 1865
and will close the first Thursday in JhIy, laGy
Charges made to suit the times. Boarding in
Guiding fuel, lights washing &C. slj per month
Tnition in the higher branches. SO per month
Tuition in the primary department, $3.50 per month
We offer the following high testimonial of the
character and qualifications OF the teachers:
From Rev. j. W. Goodman. d. H., President Of
Kentucky Female college.
sHELBYvILLE, Ky, June B. 1863.
To ,ohom il may concern
rms is 10 certify thut Miss LIZZIE r. MACY s n
graduate of Kentucky Female College Amiab e. cu
tivaed and graceful she will commend herself AS aady
Competent as scholar faithful as !, teacher she will
in my opinion, instruct with entire any pupils
who may be committed to her care. Miss CARRrE her
sister, has also enjoyed excellent advantages and is
competent to teach any OF the branches connectcd with
II finished education. j. w. GOODMAN,
Pres. OF Ky. Female College
For further particulars, address:
r. A. MACY,
Principal of Grove Cottage Select School.
[June IS, TIL ClNroN. Miss
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To Gardeners,

We advise all persons DESTROYS OF
having good gardens for the coming
spring and summer, to call immedi
ately at Messrs. Cassell & Baughn's
and make their selections. They
have very large and choice lot OF
the finest seed all specially adapted
to this section. Tho assortment ON.
braces the following popular varie-
ties:
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skLLING oRF Ar Cosr.

Fer HOsIKRY Of all discrfpties. 60 inn.
ssediaseIy % II GEsD0RPFKR
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Citation Notice.

To Joseph A. Tyler. Mrs. Matilda Tyler,
J. j. Horton. Mrs. MilliS Horton. r.
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