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ORION.-This fine racer and mag On

-nRIoN.-This fine racer and mag On
~ nifcent-looking stallion, by Revenue, 81
dam Nina by Boston "a full brother to Virginia's
unrivalled acf-horse Planet), will make the coming
season at Bullfleld 1.-THE farm Of Major Thomas
Doswelll, In hanover county, near the junction,
commencing on the 18th Of March and ending on
the list Of July. He will also hive stand at
French Town in King William county, and at
cLloyd,s In Essex county. i he war breaking out
directly after Orton's appearance on the turf COM
menced Quitting stop to racing for he t1me) has
no doubt prevented him from exhibiting record
of many brilliant achievements. = he few races
he ran, however. were sufficient 10 show tn It he
was good race-h1rse and Of indomilable game,
winning one of his races OF two miles and repeat
1T four heats. T.. .7.s p .---rlT + = 4. .E.EE
TERMS The season will be $2s If paid bsfore the
LIST or teptember; after that time $50 must be paid
Groom's fee, 81.
+ Mares from distance VIII be kept at fifty cents
per diem. Every attention will be given TO their
care and management but IN no event lesponsible
for accideats or escapes.
NH swim j. T. & T. W. DOSWTLL.l
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FROM PARAGuAY.--Paris, March 10
Later adyices have been received from Rio
Janeiro. War news unimportant. Presi-
dent Lopez had called an army OF 1000
men, and was certifying Grassedtown, in the
interior
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FROM New BRuNswIcK.-St. JOINTS, N.
T., March l9.--Mr. Cudly's action in
moving the annexation resolution is unani-
mously condemned. It appears that the
House refused to allow even g notice Of the
resolution to appear on the clerks book.
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Selling Ont sauthers, Railroads.

Selling Out Southern Railroads.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, March 20.-The
Pensacola and Georgia railroad and the
Tallahassee railroad were sold to-day at
auction, the first for sl,22o,0OO, and the
other for $l95, 900, both to Dibble and 1asso-
ciates-s6OO,OOO of the moneyto be paid
down, and the other to be paid az called for
by the trustees of the Internal Improve
ment Fund 81
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PARDON RESTORED Boston, March 49,
The pardon granted by President Johnson
10 James D. Martin, the late cashier Of the
Hide and Leather Bank, and subsequently,
revoked, has been restored to Martin through
the hands of the United States Marshal.
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SPRINGFIELD .-Sprin2tetd,
Mass, March 19.-0rders have been re-
ceived from Washington at the United
States ar1oory to begin the manufacture OF
q new model of ch-loaders, and 10 turn
cut five hundred per day.
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SALE OF LAND.-Mr. j. NJ. Youille has
sold his farm on James river near Green
lees Ferry to Mr.. W. B. F. Leech for ten
thousand dollars. The farm contains 3S2
acres,-Lunch6aro Ne,os. sc.- p l.-+ #
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THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN, now

H In the sixty second year OF It's Existence, Is
one OF the Oldest and most widely known journals
Virginia, it has lsrger circulation in the rich
mineral snd agricultural region Of southwestern
Virginia than any other newspaper. Its extensive
day, but the result Of many years. LABOR. 1t an
established institution. and being heartily rs well
as prominently identified with the commercial
agricultural, mining and manufacturing interests
Of the state, 1t appeals confidently to Vhginians
for its support
Accurate reports Of the markets, regulsr 70.
reign correspondence, dsily kilograms from AL
parts Of the world judicious select for the
family with and miscellany, make IL 1t once
useful and readable Journal. st4.s. s..-..,
Advertisers will consult their interests by avail
ing themselves OF It's columns ~ S.3-.tu
TRRMs Subscription price OF Daily Virginian,
Al per annum Tri-Weekly, 9s per annum.
- 90 - CHARLES w. Bus TON.
fa9o - Editor and Proprietor.
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Receiver for the Union Pacific Rail-
road Appointed.
NEv YORK, March i 20.15William NJ.
Tweed has been appointed receiver Of the
Unicn Pacific Railroad 4 Company pending
the suit of james, Fisk sgainst the com
OSOYs fIs..E,~# Eg.fss.IfJ Z Elrt
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SLAVERY THE MAIN SPRING OF OUR Ma
7IoyAL Observation-Disclosures Sprague on
Friday made the following remarkable ad,
mission-remarkahle as coming from q
New England Republican. He said: =
"The main-springs Of our prosperity had
been slavery and foreign immigration. The
former had stimulated the growth Of cot
ton and made it an American monopoly.
and 80 had built up the manufacturing and
commercial and railroad interests of the
North, and these had, in turn, invited and
grown upon foreign immigration"
Again. He said:
"The object of the majority in Congress
seemed to be rather to perpetuate the ex-
istence of party than to promote the vel
fare Of the people; but no party could
have his support which did not make the
prosperity and contentment of the people
its chief object. A party which failed in
this failed in the great purpose for which
alone it had right to exist"
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The South Carolina Legislature.
COLUMBIA, s.. c., March 2O.-In the LIE
gislature to-day all the railroad State aid
schemes were defeated, and both Houses
agreed to adjourn sine die on the Oath in
stant .g f1sEH.& S,a2EEis
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1t is said that two New York velocipe-
dists have bet 81, 500 each on getting frss to
Chicago. They are to go oil the way on
their bicyolea. Forfeit, $3.50.
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RoARDING AND LODGING.

DoARDING.-Mrs. TAYLOR. No. All
I'D Seventh street. between lay and MARKHAM,
ERS. They are conveniently sitassed with HAs.
water, &c. Apply on the premises, or sddreas
si II Ssardsss are not secured tho rooms VIM b
rented. sah isxeoa3s
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T. IME, LIME, LIME.--Having made
shells, am prepared to furnish those in want
with fresh. well-burnt SHELL LIME, In quanti-
ties 70 suit, at as low or lower price than 1t can
cana-boats from my kilns without additional cost.
Orders left at the kilns on CANDLES Hill, or by
letter addressed me, to the OF Messrs. Smt
& HARDWOOD Richmond, Va, will receive prompt
attention. ..... 90 =
NH l5-M&WSw&w3t WILLIAM smith.
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THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
IL To THE SHERIFF OF The CITY III

N To The SHEkIFF OF TIE CITY Of
RICHMOND, GREETING: We command you to
summon e. B. sTEPHENS to appear before the
the Courthouse thereof, on the fret day OF tho
april term next, to show cause, II any he can
why the sale Of five hundred and forty Eight acres
under the decree OF the 26th Of SEPTEMBER, 1867 in
the chancery cause pendtng in this court by he
style Of Thompson against Mitchell &C., should
not be rescinded, and the cash payment made by
him forfeited as compensation to some extent for
the loss occasIoned By his failure to comply with
the terms of SALE the land resold at his loss Il
any, as TO the Court shall seem best. And Thu he
shall in no wise omit under the penalty Of flOo
and have then there this writ.
Witness. JOHN q. TCAMM ACK. clerk Of our said
1859, IN the ninety-third year OF our foundation.
8. II. pARSONS, ID. T.,
NH z-1hiw for j. q. CAMMACK.l
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SOMETHING NEW.
- OLD GAs-F1xrUREs RENEWEp.

II osT.-Notice is hereby given that ap-
~ virainia for the renewal OF the following CER-
TIsiaTEs OF lost stock Of The stste Of xirgin ia
pane RI j. Euliertonyiz., No. SIS, for 800
No. 9 Tee. for 800; No. 2,7S6, for $loa-the sans
having been destroyed by dre IN April, 1850.
: In N-F8m W. j, sCoTI, AoulnlsLator'
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

(OMMIsSIONaR7S OFFlCB,! I
RICHMOND, VA, February 20, 1869. ) {
The partits interested in the foregoing decree
are hereby Motif. d that I have ppointed WE'D
A. NJ, as the time. and my Office, on Franklin
street near Twelfth street. in the city Of kich-
mond the place, for receiving proof OF all debts
and demands against the several estates mentioned
In the said deere, and for executing all other OF
the provisions directed by the said decree, when
and where they are required TO attend.
JAMES PLEASANTS,
Commissioner.
EvINc fe c7-SaH
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E0REIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

ri zrg6s t,sl7 ysfAAN' 80 ashIJe1io zoE
,eh MADRID, March 20. The disturbances
at Lp,ez de Ia Fontsine are qusHedscg
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"A LARGE AND WELL:SELE CTED
n STOCK OF FANCY GOODS, consisting In
part Of genuine Briarroot Pipes, Tobacco
Pouches. French and English Perfumeries, Png.
lish Tooth and hair Brushes, Pnmades, Hand
Mirrors and variety OF other useful articles. for
sale by Z. W. POWEkS,
mhls . 1..< No. 1905 Main street.
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II A. D. YT0N,
No. 10 TENTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND
CARY,
RICHMOND, VA,

..... ... .... RlCHMOND, VA, s....a
will furnish at manufacturers lowest prices and
put IN operation, MACHINERY for railway, ma
chine, car and carpenter shops; planning mills,
sash, blind door, cabinet, wooden ware, spoke,
agricultural machiue, cotton and woollen lac.o-
ries, paper. Touring, corn and saw mills, mines;
&c, Also. all kinds of MANUFACTURERS and
ENGINEEkS' SUPPLIES.
Especial attention given to the purchase, sale,
or exchange Of SECOND. HAND MAJ HlNER4.
For sale, several second hand Englnesc boaleTss
Pulleys, &c &C. ~ ~
How to prevent the explosion or burning out
of steam boilers by reason Of oao water on an ore-
pressure of steam. Come and see 1t. J&.1
NH I6-Tul h& SIN ss#@.@.a Il. Ift ... -l-t 4
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1ospor, March 20 The dissstablish-
ment Of! the Irish Church was discussed last
night OF great length, the speakers princi,
paiiy fayogin9 ~, .aE--;g 81
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The Weather south. JQSs
SAVANNAH, Ga, March 2o.--The- YEA
Their is very warm to-day. There was a
heavy gale from the South last night with
heavy rains. larF1 tLeaEGRu. ]
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VTIRGINIA-In Circuit Court Of the CITY

" 1RGtNlA.-1n Circuit Court or the CITY
" OF Richmond February 3 1859. Marth. r..
Clay Msddu1 and 3 tile F. Maddux, his wife; and
the said Martha L. Hill. the guardian and next
friend OF Alexander ELL. Plaintiffs,
James H. Gardner, executor OF Alexander Hill.
deceased; Zachsri.h s.: McGruder, lite ad-
said Zachariah s. McGruder, late adnieis-
TRAITOR de bonts non with the will annexed ef "a
ehartah McarudeE; deceased:. and henry j..
administrasor OF james Hill, deceased, and ed.
mlntstrator de bonfS non with the viii annexed
OF Zachsriah McGruder, deceased,
EXTRACT OF DECREE.
"Ordered that Zach .riah s. McGruder, late adj
mnistrator or James Hill. deceased, and late ad.
Zachari4h McGrudcr, deceased; and Henry j..
Smith sheriff OF Henrico county and rs such pre-.
sent administrator Of James Hill. deceased, and
administrator de bonfs non with the will annexed
Of Zachariah Mc9ruder, deceased; and Henry y.
Smith, sheriff Of Henrlco county, and as sucn pre-
sent adm illustrator OF james Hill, deceased, and
administrator de 6onfs non with the will annexed
Of Zachariah McSrlder, deceased, and James HI
Gardner, executor CT Alexander Hill. deceased,
court accounts OF their sere raj transactions in
their respective fiduciary capacities as Aforesaid.
Ard The Court doth further order that the Som.
shall ascertain and report to the Court the debts
and claims Of the creditors and he rs and dstribu-
tees Of the several estates OF James Hi deceased
OF ZacharIah .McGruder, deceased and OF Alex
ander Hill. deceased. That the said Commissioner
shall give notice Of the time and place OF taking
the said accounts and receiving proof OF the said
debts and claims by publishing notice once week
for four successive weeks in one OF the newspa-
pers published in the city OF Richm7Dd and by
posting notice on the first day Of two successive
terms OF the Richmond Hastings 1 curt and of the
County Court Of benrico county, which notices
shall be equivalent to personal service upon a the
parties.
1.-THE Commissioner who shall take the &c
counts directed by this decree shall regard as prf
ma fucie correct any account heretofore sealed
and recorded according to law BIZ any OF The hdn--
Charles herein mentioned, liable to be surcbarged
and fasified by proper evidence
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xTaIIFY VIRaTNIAN NEWSPAPER

yTALLEY vIRdINIAN NEWSPAPER
v OFFICE (sTAUNToN. VA..) FOR SALE.
Bv virtue OF a trust deed executed 20 the under
signed BY the proprietors Of the vsLtsg wtr Ct
undersigned truso Ga WILL by direction Of the c<Stuf
que trust and at The request Of said Rroptistors;
proceed III front Of said oGs IN me t9r 1 OF OF
March, isoS to sell the PRESSES, CASES,
STANDS, TYPE. and MATERIAL OF said once
at publ auction to the highest bidder, without re-
terve-the parties Interested being expected TO
protect their interest.
This paper has good Subscription and sdvcr.
Using list: and being located in one OF the most
Gourishing towns and sections or the VALLEY OF
Virginia furnishes a'fiae opening Tor an enter
prising newspaper man. - ,on (, tho nurch.se
money win be required In cash tsay 9Looel, ana
FOR The residue literal terms Will be given; which
w Persons desiring further information win adj
ut NH s..Mtds Nm. BELL. Trustee.
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!. COURT ORDERS.

VIRGINIA at Rules held in the
clerks ONCE for the Circuit Court OF chs e
Ii. Lester, executor Of wilkins Hall. decessfd
who sues for the bersft and at me cns,S OF MIS-
q nn : q - Plaintiff,
against f1 tsf.-t
George q, Gregory. trustee, Loren Dtchiasop.
aduIinfstrator Of n It. Fcndey. deceased, End
said Lol en- Dickinson and Virginia his wi z,
- g-s951Ff1 ~ defendants,
INCHAyCERY. l,.ty.sr
This day the plant Il filed her biIl the obj:ct or
which 10 70 obtain decree for the payment OF the
plaintiff IS debt mentioned Ia the bill and it ap-
bearing by affidavit that the defendants, Loren
dickinson and virginia his wife, are non resi-
Gents or this State it Is ordered that they appear
here within one month after the due publication
OF this order to do what Is necessary TO protect
their interest In this suit.
Teste: 81 Sr&
mhrs-s4w NATHAN n. CoGBILL, C.
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MRS. a. M. DAVIs's DREss-MAKING,
W. by new aud popular system. taught IN one
hour, and instruction given on patfernsI,a,l a., TT
Ava dollars-at Miss MARYA. WHITES Mill
merry store, l7ls Main street, Etchmoad, va
Warranted perfect, or no pay. Fashionable Hat-
terms for sale, else, Boys Pattefhss
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Charleston, s, C..
Domestic markets-[Br TE1EsRArHl.

New YORK, March q. -Eoois.-S steady.
Money steady at per cent. Exchange, 10Sh
Gold, 1907. <5.2o's, $50, 1lS7S. North Carolina
6s. 62A new, 5S,G. Virginia 6's, ex-courons,
56A. Tennessee 6's-Ex- coupons, 65i5; new, S.
Flour less active and unchanged. Wheat
dull and declining. Corn dull and unchanged.
Mess pork dropping; new, $3l. S7h@$s2. Steam
lard heavy; barrels, 1S2@l9c. Cotton steady
at 2SA@2SAc.. Rosin steady at g. 4o@S242a
Turpentine firm at 52hc. Freights quiet.
EreninU.-Cotton steady sales 5000 bales 81
2SA@2Skc. Flour unchanged Wheat strong.
ly in favor of buyers. Corn dull and un-
changed. Whiskey dull at 94hc. Mess pork
dull and lower at S3l.25. Lard heavy. Gro
ceries and freghts quiet and steady.
Money firm. The bank statement is regard
ed az favorable. Sterling dull at 10Sh@loSA
Gold dull but steady, and closed at l3l@l3lh
Governments dull and lower; 5-20's, '62, llS4
@119.
BALTIMORE, March 2O.-Tirginia 6's, old
coupons, 56A; new, 6oh. North Carolina T. s
old, 62A new, ISL. ....-~... -~
Cotton firm at Csc. Flour fairly active
low grades firm without decided change
Wheat dull and lower Valley, 81 .a0GS2
Corn dull; prime white, Slc.: yellow, Soc
Oats dull at 60@65c. Pork firm at aS3. Shout
ders, l5c. Whiskey inactive at 94@95c.
NEW ORLEANS, March 2O.-Sugar firm fair
l2&G0l3c ; prime, IN4. Moiasses-Prime, 7;
@75c. Cotton in fair demand and advanced i
axe; middlings, 27A@2Sc. New York sight
= premium.
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: COAL, BEST RED ASH,

A NTHRACITE COAL, BEST RED ASH,
"a under cover;
CLOVER Hit. COAL, direct from mines;
sMtTbS' coal. a 10. article;
COKE, soft and hard;
WOOD, oak aud pine, --.
KNOW ye'' that fuel Of all kinds, promptly
delivered, Is to be had at lowest rates OF
BRAZHAL Il COTTRELL,
NH corner Ninth street and Basin
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THE SOUTHERN
PLANTER AND FARMER
E,)R 1850.

This STANDARD JOURNAL has Just entered
Its twenty-ihird year, and is one of the few AN
CIENT LANDMARKS still left old virginia.
The JOURNAL Is offered for the new year ~
Too Dollars per alnum; and VIC must urge upon
our readers That the low price OF subs cripti0n
makes it imperative that we shall come down 10
the cash basis. Our subscription must therefore,
be in advance; and we believe proper exercise
of economy will enable ALL who desi to read tee
SOUTHERN rLANTEk AND FAkMkR to con-
We are confident In promising our readers o
journal In every way worthy OF thsir sn2p2ttE
PLANTER AND FARMER c0mmends itself TO
the attention of teachers, merchants, mtnnisc-
turers, h"tei keepers, drugglst:, Genius nursery
Terms of subscription and advertising arc as fol-
lows:
One year ........,.............'.% w"
ADVERTISING. r..r.r
One square (ten lines or less), one insertion, 90
One square OF ten lines for six months..,.. 20
One square Of ten lines for one year....... 10 70
One page single lnse rtiOn. Observation-Disclosures. 10 W
Quarter page, six months 20 w
Quarter page, one year. % w
Half page six months ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 w
t+alf page, one year o. W
One page six months. ~ w
One page one year iVo w
PAYMENTS
subscriptiou. in advance; Advertising, annual,
quarterly in advance. a II other In advance.
We furnish the following journals at club rates
The Richmond hrisOtan Advocate (wesk ly) and
| Southern Planter and Farmer for $3.50 year;
The american Farmer, Baltimore (monthly),
and southern Planter and Farmer for 80 SO year
abe Land We Love (monthly) aud southetn
Planter and Farmer for ~ % year .
Moore,s Rural New Yorker weekly and South
| ern Planter and Farmer for "a. rs year;
The Cultivator and Country Gentleman (weekly)
and Southern Planter and Farmer for ~. rs year
Yhe American Bee Journal (monthly) and south
ern Planter and Farmer for 81. Is yesr;
The Dixie Farmer. Columbia (tri-"eekly), ana
| Southnrn Planter and Farmer for ~ rear.
Cur friends designing to subscribe for or adyer.
tise In our journal viii please azores Jh az
| the post-ofice, box 49,.
"a. y. WILLIAMS. EDITOR and Proprietor;
| FRANK e.. RUFFIN. CO-Edltor
! John NJ ALLAN, horticultural Editor;
WILLIAM L. HILL, General Agent. --
| fe 2n-dtt&wtS '...r &s
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T1HE MERCHANTS OF RICHMOND
I win and It to their interest 70 advertise In
the milton CHRONICLE, published in Milton,
CaswelI county. n. G. It LtVx'paper, WIN
large circulation in country that trades IA hicn.
mond and as an advertising medium Ia inc rlcn
valley of the Dan It has no superior.
TERMS Same OF other papera In tho up-eounHy.
NH fr.s a IS. fst.f u Ht-.8ssl.E- lt.@Z.--
DICHMOND MERCHANTS, advertise In
HI the Halley Yir0fnfar,, stsnnton. va Gireu-
Iation In Virginia aud sbe Carolinas good. Terms
moderate. ADDRESS box 70. ssaunton. Va. 80
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ENYOoD. WOOD. WOOL au selling

J. w SEASONED OAK at 30 and FINE at sS
delivered, or $s and .! In the yard. VIII sell In
small quantities to poor people at The rates.
Office III tae lower corner OF Libby Building !;
woodward by the side of the same, between TWEEN.
tieth and Gwenty-iirs5 streets. The woodward
With c. J. SIH,TUN, No. 1425 Main street, with
CURTIS & PAEKEE, on Eighteenth street be-
tween Main and Cary, VIII be promptly filed:
iaI w. 6. NELMS.
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WOOT, AND COAL.

w o0Dl Wo0D!! W0oD!!l-THE
!! wv CHEAPEST IN TIE CITY.-Why will
people pay \ high price for wood when they can
get It so cheap at HENRY 8 UNDEas'S yard.
at the Intersection Of BROOK avenue with Broad
street? Call and see the wood, and ain sure you
will buy PINE ut IS per cord OAK at ss. so per
cord-dellYered anywhere 10 the city.
NH 1e-t ptk - -. HENRY SAUNDERS
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6sENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN, wa
" n1oHEoND, "a.
REV. WILLIAM BROWN, D. D.. EpITos.

Three Dollars year, payable In adsanes. Psy-
ments m ade within the first t,co months fro dsts
of subscription will be considered In advance.
Four Dollars year II payment. 10 nottmad
within two months. III -jE % e58G1 ~ 1851
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This Is one OF the Oldest and best family papers
published I'M the interest OF the Preabyteriao
Ihurch In the United States. IL has wide etrcu-
lstion, and is a good sdyer.ising medium N inc
SI 1"mmunications and letters on business should
0e S1''e''e0 CENTRAL PREsBYTrRIAN,
10 10 III - Roy ksx Richmond. We.
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DRICES AGAIN REDUCED.

DEST COOKING AND KINDLING
Ab WOOD. COAL. PUMPS. steam Fuel and
Pump Factory, south side Basin near CALICO
DRY OAK and PINE WOOD, merely sawed. or
split also, or full length. An kinds best BTU
nISOUS and &NTHRtCITE COAL. The best
WELL PUMP. - [fel9l j. b. WATKINS.
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A proposition for an evening session was
voted down. At nearly S O'Clock the pros
pect for vote seemed as far off as ever,
and Mr.. Sumner succeeded in getting on
executive session, and the Senate then
adjourned. . a3 r-1 WALLACE. ,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-15

model gelding. in harness..
model mare. in harness.......
Fifth Day-Friday, Oct. %.

JACK STOCK
NJ. S. C0cKRILL. Superintendent.
Best aged Jack. yrs and over. Dip. and sl0l
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-15
WE INTEND TO SELL ALI OF q LOTS

WE INTEND TO SELL ALL OF q LOTS
w IN Edgeheld, improperly of W. w. TOtten,
on Saturday. October Is. at twelve o'clock. on
the premises.
These lots lie in Williams addition. on Shelby
avenue, one hundred feet wide. and BoscObel
strest, between Priscilla and Church street,,
Let the people come in crowds on our free
buses, pRrtake of our repast, and have a good
time generally, at the close of the week, whether
they will accept our great bargains or not
Terms: One-fOuIlh cash; balance in six
twelve, eighteen and twenty four months, with
interest and lien.
sale at II N. Edgefeld buses pass near The
grounds every hour.
ANDERSON, JOHNS SON & SMITH.
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