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Newspa per Spo0gers.

We don't know who is the author. nci
thcr do we care. We reprint the articl,
for the special benefit Of material refer
rel 10 in t.ia Locality, III" nnmLor o
this class ofpublic nuisance is large. and
they are everywhere present, They
make it Il practice to always be about
whenever paper is left in a store, OF.
flee. barber shop, bar-room. or even for
themselves into private dwellings for Il
I. glance at your paper" They do not
always stop here. Often they fold up The
paper. and taking advantage Of an OPP
portunity when no one j. looking. put il
in their pocket ancak on. to enjoy tllcil
plumber i'm secret, This practice is in
duI.cd in by many wO arc. pccuniarily
abnndantly able TO buy their news at the
same rate paid Ivy others: but. ask them
to subscribe. and they make such poor
mouth about their poverty, that one i
tempted TO get out his purse and bcstow
upnm them Il small sum in CHARITY =
Watch these fellows, They don't be-
lievc in the motto Of "livc and let live
bvt would suffer the poor printer 10 be
buried in irrctricyablc poverty before
they would assist him to the tune Of tune
Of two dollars % year!
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Articles of association of The Evan
vile and Indianapolis Iaiis,snl Conn
pany. were filed in tho Scrrciary's Of
flee YESTERDAY The Company has cap
ital Of SSoo.Ooo. divided into shares OF
tifiy dollars each. and is organizssi for
the purpose OF constJuciin. n railroad
from Evansville 10 a village named Chel-
sea near Washington. navi.s> county.
passing through the counties of Van
Gibson. Pike and Davics~. on
tho line of the Evansville. indianapolis
and Cleveland Short Line Eaiir"ad.--
The distance j. about iiii.-fiyc miles,
AZ Chelsea tho road " III connect. We bc-
lievc. with the Indianapolis and Vim
ccnncs road. The inrorporaiors are all
Eastern men with one exception. Jcinr
residents Of Brooklyn. New York. amt
Hartford. Connecticut. Tho Directors
Tor the first year are: Francis gcllows.
John y. Merritt. James Morrison. Geo.
Merritt. Edward IL. Brown. Fr;iri> Eel
lows. Junior. and Charles r. Fellows
Indianapolis Sentinel.
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0TAn Eastern man, seeing show tht
cat jumps" publishes the following ad
|vcrtiscmcnt:
"WANTEp.--A young man of respect
able p,,rcntagc and good looks desires tc
correspond with a young lady Of similar
qualities. with u view 10 matrimony.--
She must bc related TO General Grant,
None others need apply. Cousin prefer
red but no objection to an aunt, if not tot
lagcd."
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az WishcS Of ladics: First. hus-
band: second. a fortune: third. a haly !.
fourth. Il trip ia Europe: 6iih. better
looking dress Than any Of her nci-l.bors !.
sixth. to he wei miicrcl with faiicry /.
seventh. "a have nothing 10 DO III I,ariir-
|ular: eighth. 10 bc handsome. which Is
sometimes conmcnflablc. sinse TO h.,
lplain. or les. is a defect: ninth. so h.
thought well OF. which i also ccmns~Ed
able. except il Lc nom those wIio>c oIiR-
ions arr wosrhlrsf, tenth. a. nrais. :
sensation eleventh. g. ai'cn.l Weddings
'wciiii,. ~ he slNay- Considered tVn'.cv
,tiii's.
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ORA day ar two ago workman
|whilc cxcavating in .mvcl-pit on ihc
bank of the Wabash, near Vinccnucs. uu-
Icarthcd a considerable quantity Of silver
plate, church ornaments, crucilixcs. cen
scrs. silvcr-candlcsticks. ctc. These arti.
clcs bore tho appearance of having been
buried halfa century or more. and as the
priests have given no explanation Of the
matter, it is involved in mystery. N.
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COnuntlrllsns.


when may VIC think II woman is past
recovery? When she is spccchlcss.
why is an incorrect writer like a peace
making man? Because he rights wrong
|twriics wrongly
Why is il said, at is better TO have 4
bad wife than a good onc!" Because she
brings one soonest 10 repentance.
Why is the Gar of all Russias like
Christmas Because he is on enemy 10
Turkey.
At what time was Adam married
| pon his wedding Eve.
Why ia going 10 tho play like last
week. IL is rasliinc (rast timc.)
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For the Jasper Weekly Courier.
ESSAY ON MAN.

The Comparison of Man and the Ape. COntln
usd. rho "Age M StOnc"-Thc age or
l.rASnze.o
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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, AT JASPER
DIBOIs COUNTY, INDIANA. .BY
CLEMENT DOANIc.
OFFICE.-lN COURIER BUILDING ON
WEST MAIN STREET.

PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Single Subscriptions, for fifty Nos, 81 SO
For six months, / W
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@A notice posted on a bridge near
Athens, Georgia, imposes a fine for driv.
ling over il faster than walk; ''ifa ne
gro, twenty-five laslIcs on tho back. N.
IB.-Half the above reward will be given
Ito the informant"
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nrd. rho "Age "r stonc''--TI,c cage ii
ErOnxe."
Indeed! here's something that would
indicate
The handiwOrk Of Man---but of the
rudcst state:
Some Implement of war---but in truth
Ills such
lQ}c I TO lis praisc) could not accomplish
much.
Some for defence against the savage
beast;
And for that end they re better than the
fist:
Some household goods -all, here VIC al
30 find!
I(And why that smilc,) tho Of the rulcst
kind
Go 10 the forest Of Americas wild.
And see The implements of Nature
chiId.~
wccn you'll find something in our own
agc
That still proclaim the time Of a "Stonc
A9c."t
And see the heaps Of coals--thcy loo pro-
claim
Our savage sircs inferred the use of flame.
But more than this the thinking mind
Can il be true some funeral mystery?
Can il then bc that in that heather time,
Those savagcs Iong'd for another cline
THAT way in that dark. dim prinlcval day
The soul, too. fait of Heavens cnlightnin.
"Thc soul. uneasy and confined from
home.
Rests and cxpatiatc> in a life 10 come"
All. can YOU show something. that, too.
docs say.
Here wa, the home Of gorrill' chimpall-
| zee:
Something that speaks for them an intel
lcci:
some work some >ign-by which we
may detect
THAT Man and Ape were once co-Cqual-
! then.
That Man ( ilic child Of the Orang-utan-
And list the echoes answer until then
There is u dark deep chasm tween Ape
and Man.
Nor then, nor ever. were the Apes ani
Man.
In that dim age. on a co-cqual stand:
1 Nor then nor now. nor any other time
t'vinc token that proclailns, "LO here
the tool.
The work of brain and hand: some high.
| or rule
Than brute lormd this-'twa, some ge
| flcctivc will
And lis the work of chimpanzcc gOrilf.
| But we must Oh. and seek for Man 5 ca.
| rccr.
And other tokens greet us every where
\ page of history of higher kind.
In whose instructive page tn inquisitivt
| mind
Detects noblcr age. mid various zones
On the wide Earth-lt is the Age ol
BrOnzc.''t
Amid the plains of Asia's broad domain
Amid the wastes of Airic's arid sand;
Amid the land we call our Fathcr-land
Amid the wilds of far America;
The scattered isles Of Occanica.
Deep buried there beneath tn alluvial
| soil.
You find Inc works, the medals OF
Mans toll.
And where 'S the apes! is il still left
behind!
Then true Z must be il 's ola different
kind
Bul onward still is the career Of Man,
Aud now ] hope you'll grant my former
plan,
And 10 The simim of the highest class
Compare a Virgil. Cicero. Laplacc:
Compare the works of ancient ThcbCs
and Rome:
OF Athens then, and then of christcn-
dom
With the great deeds -(but echo an
swcrs dccds.)
Of the gorili--a bed Of sticks and reeds
Arise! yc temples and We marble halls
|Of ancient TLebcs, and from your fune-
| raj pals
Awake! We mummics and proclaim Ia
Are yc the offspring of the Urang-utan
| fWilson. Danel-prc- Historic Man.
iIycl G.. Antiquity ct Man
ilhid
1 sEn nj 4,
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or Orange, are cheaper than apples
lin Covington. The former .,il a, i,irt,
five cents per dozen, while fol the latter
forty cents a dozen il asked.
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~ Snoohs wonders where all II

low casts go 10. lie SAYS hc ncveraskcd
Ia woman what she was malSio. " lille c,,-
gagged on plain sewing, wishout being
told that i, VA. pillcw cases.
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FOREIGN

LONDON, August 1.-THE inquest
on the body of Cornelius Grinnell, was
held at Ryde to-day. The principal
witnesses were J. G.. Bennett, ir., and
Shepherd NeOmans, Of New York.
These gentlemen terrified thar they
accompanied MIR. Grlnncn h0meWard
and that Bennett soon after left. The
evidence then went toshOw that Grin
nell opened his window and stepped
on 10 the balcony and soon after he
lost his balance and fell to the ground
and was Killed. In reply to a question
from the Coroner, both witnesses dis
tinCtly stated that Mr.. Grinnell was
perfectly sober ct the time. A verdict
of accidental death was then rendered.
An inquest on the body Of Cornelius
Grinnel resulted in a verdict of acci-
dental death. j. G. Bennett, Jr., and
Shepherd NeOmans, who were with
him a short time previous, testified
that he was perfectly sober.
LISBON, August 1.-THE Upper
House has censured the Ministry and
tie resignation of the entire Cabinet is
considered imminent.
FLORENCE, August 1.-THE Gov
erments of Austria and Italy have eX-
changed satisfactory explanations rel
ative TO the recent riots between Aus
trian and Italian soldiers.
IIVERPoOL, August l1.-Mr. F. G.
Morehead, of Aieephis who was dele
gated by the recent Convention there,
attended a council of the Chamber OF
Commerce yesterday, and gave infOr-
nation in regard to the resources of
the Southern States, with q view to
their further development, in c0nnec-
tiOn with the trade between England
and the United States.
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tainly did honor to that portion oi
your city. Among the gentlemen,
were Captain Frank Hicks and his
popular clerk, Mr.. Sullivan, Mr.. J.
Parker, Mr.. r. S. Taylor, and several
others. Miss H and Miss T.,
were those from Germantown. Cen
ter Hill was represented by Miss Me-
c. Miss McA--, Miss NJ,
Miss c., and a few others, who are
in fact, too pretty to talk about. The
beautiful and accomplished Miss NJ
and Miss Granbury were there from
Fisherville. Macon and other inter-
Tor places also assisted in filling up
the largest array of beauty We have
ever seen.
The popular Italian band from your
city was engaged for the occasion and
enlivened the scene with the symphO-
ny ofthemost delightful music. There
were nearly twenty sets dancing at
the same time during the entire day,
and all the young people seemed 20
vie with each other in trying to enjoy
themselves the most, The older ones
sat around in groups under the trees
congratulating others on the prosper
Gus condition of their crops, and dis
with the highest exultation,
the suspicious signs of the times.
After enjoying the feast of splendid
dinner, all again partook themselves
to the dance, which was kept up until
evening shades gathered around, thus
closing one of the most pleasant and
delightful days We ever enjoyed in
these parts, Crops are looking unpre-
fine here, and farmers are
la jubilant spirits. More anon.
III. G.. Fl.
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NASHVILLE.
Further Particulars of the Election.

NASHVILLE, August l1.-Senter's
majority is 1000, with nineteen eoun-
ties TO hear from.
The State Senate, which Is composed
Of twenty-five members, stands as
follows: Conservatives, twenty-One; 4;
Conservative Republicans, four.
The House of Representatives, COM
posed Of eighty-fOur members, stands:
Conservatives, sixty-seven; Radicals,
nine; Conservative Republicans, six:
with two districts TO hear from.
At Milan, on Saturday, in a speech
on State affairs, Mr.. Etheridge an
nounced his Gppositiln TO paying any
portion OF the $50, 600 900 of State
debt contracted under the Brownlow
administration. A party entertaining
these views has been gradually form
ing for some months.
The Hon. B. F. Ridley, of RUther-
ford, died suddenly tnis morning at
his residence in AIGrfreeshoro, of apo
plexg BE was party to the sher-
wood Ridley suffrage case, now pend
ing in the United States Supreme
Court.
The stockholders Of the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad held their
annual meeting here to-day. The
present Directory were reelected. Nc
5hapga . i'll pe maze Ia TIE Officers 6f
the road.
The municipal election takes place
next month. Five Conservative can
didateS are already in the field.
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NEW YORK
Virginia Affairs INSTRUCTIONS Of The Con
6seutial agent to spain.

Virginia Affairs---lastructi6a of the Con
- 6seHtial Ageat TO spain.
NEW YORK, August l0.-GOvernOr
Walker, who has been on q visit ia
this city for the past tgQ days, had
lengthy interview with Gen. Candy
to-day on matters relating 10 the State,
the result Of which has not tr3nspired.
The General left for Norfolk this eve
ming. The counting OF the votes on
the Constitution and State being now
finished. Gen. Candy has signiied his
intention of promulgating the result
Il the late election thus far ia few
days. Fully ten days must elapse be
hre the vote on the members Of Con-
bress and the Legislature is counted.
II will be over two weeks before the
result of the latter vote IS announced,
Raul s. Forbes, Of this city, has been
sent to Madrid by the administration
as confidential Government agent, in
association with Gen. Sickle5' place,
for which his former intimacy with
Prim especially qualities him. The
private instructions given to Mr..
Forbes and the formal instructions to
Gen. Sickles both arrived at the single
point, that they urge Spain to con-
cede political sovereignty 10 the Gu
hans on condition that the latter
pledge themselves to pay Soain GER
tain sums Of money; TO he In some
manner guaranteed by the United
States. This plan was heartily ap-
proved by AIr. Lemus, the Cuban
agent. in this country. a Washing
ten special SAYS Sickles has telegraPhed
Secretary Fish that his proposition
has been rejected.
4 report was current here tAis
m6fning that James Fisk, Jr.r had
been killed IN a fracas connected with
the Susquehanna Railroad. The re
port, however, lacks cOnfrmationand
WAS generally discredited.
Marshall Barlow has received
an order from the Secretary
of State to transfer the
custodyof the Spanish gunbOats to the
Commander of the Brooklyn Navy
Yard.
1t is understood this afternoon that
the two Wall street usurers who Were
Yesterday sentenced by Judge CordO-
70 to Imprisonment in the city
prison had not vet been delivered into
the custody Of the warden of the
prison.
Judge McCann has decided 10 dis-
charge Pratt, the alleged Texas riOter
snd murderer, from custody, though
as Rratt is in military custody at FQrt
LAFAYETTE, il does not appear how he
Is to do it, The points Of the discuss
ion are, 1st, that murder Is not q
limited States offeDse, except when
committed in a place over which the
Government has exclusive jurisdiction
and, I'd, that the prisoner had not
been committed.
The American Express rebbers gOt
si40,O 600
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TELEGRBPHG MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, August ll,-Cotton
firm and more active; sales 260O bales;
uplands 33lc, Flour s. 80 to 6 so,
closing 8 to l0c lower. New amber
Tennessee wheat 81 50. Rice dull.
Coffee steady. Sugar quiet. Molasses
dull.
Dry GoOds.-There is an improved
inouiry for staple styles Of WOOlen and
cotton fabfies, and prices rule steady.
The only changes OF consequence gre
in Connestoga tickings, which are
lower. COnpestOga Z I A are reduced
from . to 2lc; D A c from y 70 2g4e;
do Gold Medal from 70 to 2oci extra
from 81 to soc. WOolen fianneis are
in request.
Money.-The market is rather more
active but easy at 697 per cent, ehiehy
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GETTYSBURG
Reaniling Element -0Me5rs q the Late
SrRies Concentrating.

Reuniliag Clement t---omeefs 81 the Late
SrRies Concentrating,
GETTYSBURG, August 1.-THE re-
union of the officers of both armies Of
the late war, commencing August I'D,
bids fair TO be a complete success.
TeIegrams from sll parts Of the coun-
Try Indicate that officers of every
grade are arranging to be present,
and, in some eases, those Of entire
brigades are coming in a body. Col.
John p. BacbelfcT. WAg Is writing q
nlstOly 81 this Battle, and Messrs.
Walker ana R0therwell, each Of whom
have executed historical (sO-calIed)
paintings OF Il, have accepted invi-
tatiOns from the Battlefield Memorial
Association TO be present.
The following programme pas been
..llaLgel ~ aFaid confusion, thus al
lowing those who can spare few days
the certainty Of being present when
their partitions of the field are visited;
ON the 2ith the positions of the first
days battle viii be completed; on the
aGth Culps' Hill, Cemetery Hill and
vicinity; on the 2:tL tsv positions on
t,.g ieit, inciuding'the apple orchard,
wheat field, round tops aad ihterme-
diate points, on the 2Tth the general
lines of the third days battle, and on
the 2Sth the cavalry operations.
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TO INSTANTANEOUS.
CONFECTIONERS
And Sa1OOn-kee
The Confederate Soldiers Relief and
Historical Association

T'HE PICNIC COMMITTEE of the Confed-
L crate Soldiers Relief and Historical Asso-
citation Is now ready TO receive sealed bids
for the Privileges of the ground for the Pic
mic, to be given at James Park on Saturday.
August 2lst, as follows:
FOR THE BAR PRIVILEGE.
This includes the right TO sell all the spir-
ituOus, vinOus, and malt liquors, cigars and
tobacco sold on the grounds on that day; the
party bidding having the right to establish as
many stands as he shall see it.
FOR THE RESTAURANT PRIVILEGE.
This includes all edibles, warm and cold,
except such as are generally known as cOlifee-
ti0HdT1es aud are mentioned under that head;
the bidder having also the right TO establish
any number Of stands that he may see ut.
FOR THE CONFECTIONERY PRIVILEGE.
IIThis includes ice cream, water ices, sher-
bets, bon-bons, candies or confectlOns.
CONDITIONS:
All bids are TO be handed to the Secretary
of the Committee on or before four o'clock
Monday, August 10th. The bidder to state In
Written Words the number of dollars offered
for the Privilege, and TO bind himself in case
the bid is accepted, to depOsite that sum with
Capt. Harvey Mathes, Treasurer of the Com
mittee, by twelve O'Clock Thursday, August
18th.
Bs- The highest bid will, in every instance,
be accepted without reserve.
HENRY MOODE, Chm.
z l.. JAMES, Sec. aul2
NTANTED.-I want a man and woman to
w work and take care of my place near
the city. Address -. at this office. augl2
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ST LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, August 1.-THE RepE6-
!IcdH has q special from Springfield,
H., which says that Gov. Palmer
made a speech yesterday at the Re
publican County Convention, which
was States rights in r"litC-- l.e
avoided tle suffrage question and the
I5th amendment for the reason that
he opposes the surrender Of the state
control OF suffrage 10 the Federal au-
thOrity.
i Helena, Montana, dispatch ss.Ys
that at therecert election tie removal
u ,lte Capital to Helena was carried.
Aboutl10 Blackfeet and Pigeon In
dians attacked an OK team twenty
miles from camp, on the sth instant,
One man was BILLED and one wOtlnd-
ed, and twenty cattle shot. -Four
indians were killed and several
wounded.
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To Cotton Planters & Stock Raisers

TVHE Memphis OH Company wish to pur-
/ chase, during next fall and winter, a
large quantity Cotton Seed, for which they
viii pay the market price. furnish sacks. and
have Seed correctly weighed on their large
platform (Fairbank 81 scales. They urge their
friends not to store their Seed in lnrge guam
titles. and thereby have their value destroyed
or injured by HEATING. Planters who wish
TO make ontracts for delivery Of Seed viii
please call at OIL Work, Center Landing.
Ho- OIL Cake and Meal for sale in any guam
tity WI
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MARRIED.

ARI-On the evening OF the
10th at st. Patrieks Church, by the Rev
Father Walsh. D. CAEALE. 70 Miss KATE f.
s5OLARI ali Of this city.
We offer our hearty congratulations TO our
young friend in having secured for himself
50 lovely and amiable a partner for life. one
possessed Of every trait Of character that
tends TO the adornment of a true woman:
- Woman the lOyeIiest gift that here below
Man can receive or Providence bestow."
The happy and loving pair left on the
morning train, via the Memphis and Louis
Vile Railroad, 10 spend the honey
North, accompanied by the good wishes OF a
most OF TRUE FRIENDS.
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sTRASBOURG, PA.

Charles Dfsw, toe surdsrer, Hanged.
STRAsBoURG, August l1.-Charles
Drew was hanged here to-day for par
ticipatiOn i'm the murder of Theodore
BrOadbeaTd last September.
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ALBANY.
Pacific Ernress Car Rnbhsd.

ALBANY, August 1.-THE Pacific
Express car was robbed early this
morning, between FOuda and Albany.
Three men entered the car, seized the
messenger and baggage agent, and,
after gagging Ind binding them, took
the key of the safe from the messen-
ger and robbed the safe Of its con-
tents
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CHICAGO.
pestructlon Of Ice Houses BY fire.

CHICAGO, August l1,-Early this
morning the six mammoth ice houses
belonging to the City Ice Company,
heated on Langslot lake, on the
Northwestern Railroad, fifty mikes
north of this city, were entirely de-
stroyed bv fire. A large quantity OF
ice was slowed in them. The loss Is
heavy. The origin OF the fire is un-
known.
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COLUMBUS.

The Democratic Central Executive Com
mittee of Ohio have Unanimously
Nominated Geo. X. Pendleton for
Governor and he Accepts.
COLUMBUS, August 1.-THE mem,
berS of the Democratic state Central
bommitfee met here to-day to devise
means to fill the vacancy caused by
declination of Gen. ROsecrans, as g
candidate for Governor of Ohio, ana
have unanimously nOminted Geo. H.
PendletOn, who has accepted,
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CANADA.

MONTREAL, August 1.-An even
ing paper says it has positive infOrma-
ton that preparations are quietly
making for a Fenian raid on the 10Th
of September next, from the direction
of Malone and Bedford.
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DISSOLUTION.

TNHE cOpartnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween Virgil V. Moore and Edwin Whit
field under the style Of Moore, Whitfield &
Co., is dissolved, TO date from the LIST inst, oc
cHsiOned by the death Of Mr.. Whitfield IN
January last. The business Of said firm will
be settled by me. VIRGIL Y. MOORE,
August 9, 1863. Surviving Partner.
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The following paper has been issued
to the COanty Court Clerks in the res
! DaefiVp counties in the State:
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Monday. 2sd Of Auuust

To the highest bidder, for cash, at No. Il Union
street, Memphis, Tennessee, commencing at
10 o'clock am, and continuing every day IN
til close Of sale. the entire stock Of Table and
Pocket Cutlery, Bar and Sheet Iron, Steel,
Agricultural implements, and a general as
sOFtment of Hardware.
Goods to be delivered Immediately, and a
deposit in cash required on bidding OF the
same. OSCAR WOODBRIDGE, Assignee.
August g. 1853. augII