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New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
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RY WYCKOFF & LITTLE.
TUESDAY, April 6, 1889,

TUESDAY. April 6, 1852
srGESb6 MANSION Sss; fsb GSsDs OK
~ SPEn pS E9SN soR AEAfP ~ R E
l3s feet 10 inches CnOnye 200 feet on De KabaVe and 3a feet
Ssss feet audi on. Of the
CoSTlISs Eykai IMPROVEMENT, BATH .RooMs. WATER.
SooM oTsE fRkp oB II 6 &
oS Ss 0sn rsar st,t Bck STABLE $3.50 feet
i s S MANSION s s s sss T a u. e. @ 81 eous
The %oss y4sA and dssabs BrOkn Residence EVER OFFERED
LITE fi b ny ais % az No. b III Pf S wfSsGgs B
ELEGANT RrsbsS.k AS {; Af n 'Ps & Ts
and sIe9Sn bsk dwelling and LOTS situate on the sa.1y .s q
ST. 7rO and extension stories, abeu, i6IIsi on.aias y
papered and painted throughout
ELEeAxT GRoGSDs IN BAITIcsr..
sa dn '' e I o S .,ss s,s q.
m e lots Of 2s1OO e eh The hoo, I, three stories ,Sd base
Substantial I'D contains al u, modern Improvement
-, ,,,,,, Also ..ths ~ same tim, ard place
celia, DWELLING q s,s n.sry opposite aiSoy oyERPL4GE
Ris.E II & +! rASsRbR s1. % sfe ASES T. %
nfsDgsd hLGPI4fs s2 p % &
't & ' Bs T &Sf
rpp sv0 ;S At ,1nS s apd g,r IN THE rwRyr,
E wkR kSE sFi1s @ % bS @ u %s
ss1sn % ard Gssf ,s G SS Sc 1 o. 3 p
KALBAyB northeast corner HAMILT0S-ST Maps ready.
WEDNESDAY, AptifI - - -
II o'clock the Exchange M Broadway HerYork
C0LUMBASr IS n Of arsonsL-Lo and Stable and Frame
Building adjonng with lot
COLUMBA-ST near Degrawst-1stoy Frame Building. .,
HCKSST.. ear Harrison st.--2 Lots 2s1s9 I.l .t NJ.
No a68 MISUNDERSTANDING EIsutOfs Sale Of elegant brown
Re.iienee.
sss a s,I f. O. ss pT's
No. 3I6 BAST WARREEST Pounbsve.3stofy basement
and sub-eellar brick House all improvements @
WINDSOR TERRACE, PROSPECT PARR6 Lots on Adams
a.. 726 n from the CoheT Island Road.---E - .
cs. a Of r. s' s as1ss S % osss Bf
7 THURSDAY. Aprl8. 'i-
AFRO clock CITY 10 Geurtst. BROOKLYN
PEREMPTORY SALE OF No 2J5 USION-ST. BETWEEN CoURT
AND CIINTOESTS BROOKLf Nj story basement aud subcrE
25Io lot 25IlOo Location exception
able. .r
Ne AvR3.tory basement and sub cellar brick.
y rooms; connections Lot Is BY i0Z -
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8taI 6stats 10 Grtbane,.

FXCHANGE.-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
IL STAT 70 scres, roBt near toe eiI, for konLera
PLANTATION, ESTABLISHED BUSINESS. JAQURS. No s
Broadway. L-
TO EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY
Several Long Island FARMS oHs o. 800 isTs, te9 Sss o.
f0O0i " IS $500 as sf lso seres
60O Also FOR EXCHANGE several other Farms 10 EegJer
St, NeH-YoEE .... q Yr.. u-.
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Ghunrs for SuSin,ss M,u.

XVANTED-A MAN with $4,000 in CASH to
w buy interest an n,satSn more 's'Ss M ss.H
h secured and millions Call or addrssa PATENT No III
Deyst
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huhLIh fILkINt AH'FInAFfF
MANSION and 20 LOTS OH Paciiic-st., New
Nl Ysi .sA A,assssyss Boolyn %. rssisue, 2, Thas
AphG 1869 O'Clock The RtehshFs Sseeom Ne III Broad
egHt hhhon sbj ~ Lots Il 0feaud isit on
Pacfcst and Auauesrs. DrootJn. hEpsou two
basement aud attic frame te With hht eorisn, % 80
foor paror rou library dbng turs panty billiard
room beautifully ssodi seooJt hoor de-png fo Sh eo
sso IN ae basensnt contains anedy hchen aHme
uatet vegetsbe Dd coal cellars The house bai BY ts
pse owner 81 d' Esrk ssd een-ns ever onrebsnes 81 %
sass rtdeuee heated by sesn hs burglar alarm etc All tie nr
eorBiess viii be sod ~iih Tie heas. Sfoond
z00O Tor % city o hpdsonsJ lad eai AVE hed H
ulis Ters ubstanuA stable
26 bepBtry erfs both good order SIXTY per ees ohe
bond and mortgage Eof pema All
maps prly a AactioaseTs ono, Ne 3Pinsst. " T.
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GopartutrsAip Nutitss.


NOTICE-WlLLiAM Nj.
~ vRRMLYB and THOMAS vkRaiLlk.4f.. rsns mem - Oa.
" wAsHiSoTos yEgMiLlk }AMsS X, ss,sass
bs bouss Com tia data hss.Ysrk March 3L l1 l1avx, NJ
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\, A UCTI0N N0TlCE.-To be sold on TUES
~ DAY Apr 1859 a " ooek-Th 6ne thteestory sud
basement FRAME HOUSES Nos ani 10 usbertst besesn Grs.
and perfect being very fbuz ueihhorhood and
sas wiz be well sorihyi ihs attention Of
chasefs particulars BEST MOTT NO 47 GranIst
Biootyn r. Ii. VS. TOWNSEND Aueoneer. bT Peter Beat
IN MOUNT VERNON-Fine PROPERTY for
SALB at puhle ,ue'on iphl g. Al u o'clock m. by A. j.
BLERCKBR SON Co.. AZ the Eresnge SAsoon No. Ill Broad.
Maps and particulars ASetoBsers No. II CeiAsi
Nsw ..'
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A. J. BLnEcKKR, ASctopeeL -.
CPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT AT FORT
TUESDAY. April 9.
"a .fNL

~ HAMILTON .
A. j. BLRRCKER SON Co wil sen at ssetion on I@HgkS; @
DAY April sths Exchange Saetroom the mansion hoUs
and is lsYe Bluff Fort Hamilton The Samme residence Of
lie late Dr. WhnE tx6 dwelling houses and u set on
the beach. twoOry s. add b.nsn. .oLt3 Wild
front built by days wef 10 the most eafea man
Ds Nser bss been occaped sIpt private redene House.
lawns and ouu angs iu eTsSs Respect sPsnes at ava
shsde trees Rapes stables TO- all good orat
bssn situation Of this property tne h,oG.
gBe view Of the hsrrnHS snd Lower DAY.
within two or three walk nj the BROOKLYN e raosa route
Of landing al Fort aDioni cohFsMeh enuSH0
schools telegraph ONCE. Post Once, ke
nt No
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gsntistru.

OOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
ha,.d tbs " nitrous eas dns ~ 70 ~, M
-, DO nothing but EXTRACT TkEr ana 20 80 -.
Wrril0UT PAIEsO 1900 patients testify Bee 'as hA~'' a.
on.s No. 10 Cooper lnshsate ------
rI,HE largest, best, and cheapest Dentai Es sTi.
sbI.hmsnt In the citJ-ths "NRw-loRk pENIAL rsh
TTE by Dr. WAIT SON No III Twsety hnast ae:I SS nd
ave uisIs, Rsrny pond and others Beautiful sets Of Teen %
GOLD. 80. PLXtiSA, $50 0SraAss. snse ga
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a. aolbom il mau Gunttm.

a. &lbom ii mag Gunttm.
EPILEPSY Is CURABLE.-Mr. FIR. A.
~ OUANTR proprietor fsctorJ at Warepd Pruslsl .e
.or several &c has discovered panaeea o h'
cure the iug sickness pspsy eplepue ne ,
v IA moi medicinal and its ndtT bs been sahcehp ess
Pamphlets treating Mr. Qaaies staple mode Of cure VIA sr
ans ,ss,mona and letters acknowledgement nom nersous bsIE eo
oughy cured om all parts of EnroTs Ameea Ass k % ~
ee upon post paid applications The remedy wi ee sen'
with bill 10 collect deyery upon receipt o. ~
T,,o ppINTFpS -JTse tbe PATENT C0MPO-
sTIIOg or PRIN rERS ROLLERS that does nov psus
n, c,art dive trial will continue 70 uset ~
\, tbe m.pufsetnrsrs FRANCIS LOUThhl+ NO. "
kew.York.
0Snn REWARD ,,sos -. ...,..,.. a.,
OUU for the recovery Of TWO CASES s,oea yseuA' & ss
noon from ruck Of THOMAS iI S1f - " INV
sotas ,J The other ~ p and Dress OoloFsd sss
HkNRY BARBgf Co. No o. LtohNIus], co1 ~ N
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ADHIAs IT, nuLLsR, Asoioneen
VALUABLE PROPERTY on the BOWFRH,


VALUABLE PROPERTY on the B0WERY,
THIgD, RiviSGToN. CIRYsrlR, FORSYTH, snd GRAND
STS To CLOsR THB ESTATE OF b. N. QUACKESBOS, deed.
ADRIAN MULLER WILKINS Co ill sell At Aneiion 90
MONDAY, April ct Oecf al the Exchange salssroon No III
Broadway:
BOWERY-rhs four lots of burg thereon situate
the oathe VI Bss ABd Ihr5st and hsOs1 AZ Nos '
81 3tl. 81 BoueTy. .IE
THIRD sTThs lard sh the hadsgs thereon sn,ie on
.oath,rJ ,d q Third st. so5g the Boss property In Vie rear
ahd knoaB No. . Thnfst
THiRDsr-Tbe ot frame tudng on ihe
stable The thereof r norhsi ds o Il9
af Fi-stare and tboFn a. No ~ lhfa 81
CHRISTESThs os of asl wh the Improvements inereoa
Delancts No. III and l7L The imPfoIemsnu
es o l,tnry AID J,ie bnh thop No l sai
a astor Aiir brlsk bOu's aad stsbls N No ~ .
RIvINGTON srbs lry sbd ate brick house aud et on tbe
aoahsry k'ogoBst Ch'us st., and inoHn No. -
HusiHEiea-st
HIVSGTOsSr s.e of,se tre % lard With The hrsEs
th.reaa tna sf vuonst, eopmenerg
ard tso-n hVa n 20 81 u = kunNoa-
Tie ysA frm May l vh eoTensuii rre
vansu buns be paid r grousi ret
fos ~ D. @15 eseb parable gustsrg on
psrsbs f1ti-s ard assessmsnta
FORSYTH The ard attic hrct reut building lni ietss OF
Feyihst Rytsion 81 ard shoSn
10 FovIht The lease fof ~ from ht MAJ lhI ttha
eT yashs qasry lease ooa1i eoVesan
for renewals huilng 10 be paid Tor -.
GRASDSTTh- hsk house asi lease OF Lot No
IS feet of Nanckst Lsas from
n from let MAJ 1852 ground rent tx@9 pay
able half Ts lessee has privilege 10 remove baE' within 10 days
ofeIpfauoH OF lease "a, o..r
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ADRIAN H. MULES, Aueuoneer -.
YTNRIJSTEES' SALE of LEASEHOLD PREM
Il ISEs 3Phhsys-ADRIAn H. huLLER = X ml5hdSS ;Id.
Al tbs rhaDRe sAesroo No III Broadway BY order OF Trustees
Of JAS BOORMAH deceased The house ana ease Of no
Pinhays o n by - ~ the side lines running
tboab partly these premises aud partly ou ad9nog
pyssa The from the Sailors Snug HaboT at ground rent
Of 80 all anil assessment and conans cove
tsrt. gsn nusuce The present uncSprd from
s Nav merit With for terms Of 2l al
rpS. ground rent buildings paid for FJ cent Of The
aud for three yerE lk
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NO. B0ND-ST., near BROADWA1.-E. II.
~ LUDLOW Co. will ,sn ct suction on WEDNESDAY Apnl1
Y oeoct the EIehAngs Ssesroon No III B'osdEIh n -
BOND sTrhs sIrA srrs LOT Of GBOUSD With the hfse story
rBd Basement brick HOUSE No lond,t 'ouh Sae ~ et,
CfoslAnc Lot ~ ti ioht
pd ear ~ ift6 rie Possession May lea
: Fny per cent ear remain OF bold aBi mortgage 0,legl
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MORRIS NiLKNa Ahet"stL
COUTH-EAST corner of BROADWAY and
y RXCHAHGk-PLACB-R II. LUDLOW Co win si 4 Aucsou
on THURSDAY ApT 1909 OF 10 elek q, She RTehinge beeo
III Broadway " ~ Bpsssy KSebsnEsP.es ssa h..';a ~.
The ettra sr.e With BunEs s s al
81 st sd s and Co Bros1ssy. 81 ~ ~. .sa
sBd Nswst b! about an sFsrage o
depth The above ihe gs,, isa ~o,s oe,rios po %
for bu,ps.. purposes offered @ ehy, beng only one A
y ts. wa Immediate reinit( of he ORR
soch RIehaBgs Open Board and Gold Room saiias S
,nnbo Ca . Ofaees Poaefson MAJ -
;1onss,!P nsy PGSs ONE No q Pine st NswYorE c,7sD
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- Situations Iant,S ftnalss =. = (.
--~>~.-->~-->>->-,,-->-.1-
A GERMAN GIRL wishes a situation TO do
N GENERAL HouSEw0RK, or az COOK wiling and ohIsSG
No. is3 second.t, between Avenues and HID l--g =
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capahle and
N Trustworthy snf be souBd a hrL LOVES GERMAN
IssTlTUrB No II Stanton st. near Bowel ,i nrni az
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L o :
IL O'Clock the Exchange No III Braafsa
SPLENDID MANSION AND GROUNDS ON cLIsToSAyR,
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Cuuntrp Stal 6statt for SaI,.
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE
BENNET &c KLENEN,
RIAL BsTATB RoKBRs

TARRYT0WN-A delightful residence acres beautifully I,d ont
and eultyste 20 fruit & house. modern 3 rooms and
basement good outb9idn; splendid view Of the river e2OoOl
h1ASkA and handsome modern residence
house conveniently arranged containing
Sue buildings with large river bathing bo,ug
&c $4,000 Cottage, rooms, with
Cottage roOus With lots the river $500 Or whole
and take bopse IN Brooklyn 10 part rsvIDent ..-.-
ROCkLAND COUNTY, n X--PIve from Mousey and 10
minutes from Spring Valley, the Northern Rlraa
fne country rs highly cultivated beautifully located high
ground and Commanding splendid suoundng eOntt
Frame house. modern flushed with II
desired will sel with less iaLd. S200Oo
TAPPAh n nile OmA splendid resieue park Is
most beautifully laid ont ana improved Maern hos 2s5oi
superior outbudngs with gardeners gate Gond high
and beautiful VIII exchange for etT Brookn property $4,000
opposite West Point Oi acres under cuva
hrstelass Surroundings el5GOl ......... .ftf'. '..'s
KINGSTON ULSTER COUNTY-A 6re country u tney
euuFsed and d out with abundance OF mutt large doLe frame
house large shsda trees $1,000 VIII take cy lots ent
Two hundred other residences al kLd fur
nished, or unfuTnished, for sale o 10
property placed exclusively bands will be LITERALLY advertised
a. our expense Purchasers expense
of Brooklyn
printed Catalogue Of which will be ma led free 10 any address
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suia brf sattis,t.
A IICTION
NOTICE.-ROBERT
SOMER-
RO0K TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON

- BALL Astorplses asd Egh.b-st LBAyITr srRBBEiGH
u oSSssNsNrs ,LIRHARxs
TN pn syENNG AgT eouseing o'clock sAIE ~
lie fkl. ATE LIBk AIRY Offhs se Rev HIRAM AATTSpS
OF gemey Cy eHfs ssrct aad choice ef Ttosv
MONDAY MORNING I.
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EX-PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
sIf #82- esf4t,
His Reception Next Monday.

1t is expected that this distinguished
gentleman will arrive at Dcchcrd at 8
O'Clock A. NJ, on Monday next, on the
Chattanooga train, where he will be
met by committee Of his friends. &C
companied by the Winchester Silver
Cornet Band, who have kindly coll
scented to furnish music for the Ooca-
sion. The Winchester and Alabama
Railroad will accommodate all those
who wish to participate in the escort
from Decherd to Winchester, at half
past nine o'clock. Arrangements will
be made to receive him at Mrs. Wrights
residence, where his friends will have
an opportunity to give him an appro-
pirate welcome among his many
in Franklin County.
Speaking at John Il. Slattcr's Grove,
will commence at IL O'Clock, where
ample preparations will be made for
the accommodation Of the ladies'.
Everybody is requested to come to
hear something for their good on Mon
day the 18th inst. He will leave on
the evening train for Fayetteville, and
address the citizens of Lincoln County
on Tuesday, the 18th inst.
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ww,NCHEsTER.--T pleasant little town

,.ypWlNCHEsTER-Th This pleasant little town
,,,sS y populaton of about t7S0, stands on high'
nr Of the cast fork OF Elk River, ct IN elevation
ana hundred anil ten feet above the bod Of SAID
War II has three class Schools for both SEX
i' nosides schools for small children. Its educa-
. a.. facilities are unsurpassed anywhere. fne
''"nntaip scenery spreads out east and south NO
'.oc in the world is better situated for health.
p%"smIs feyeis have been unknown hero until last
.aar when thore were few cases Of ague ana TO-
yos', caused by very unusual season. The VIM
'nostcr q Alabama Railroad runs through the
,own and on to Fayetteville, Lincoln county, -the
s;n trunk, in course Of construction, to connect
"'I,n the arcat central road cunning viz Gunters-
,.,no Ala, to Mobile on tho southern coast Of Ala
lama starting from Dccherd, on tho N. & Z. Rail
.ond two miles from Winchester, making this
Mace accessible by rall from all Important COM
mcrcial points in tho United States. 1t has been
doing thriving business since the war. The mer-
chants are generally enlsrgIng and rehtting their
s,orehouses. we design keeping Business Di-
r.ctory in our local column Of the principal bust
noss houses and offices, &C., 30 that our readers
nav have an opportunity to know where to trans.
,ct business when they come to town, or have bus
,ncss here to DO done. Their attention Is, there
fore permanently directed TO the following cards
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-07-08

re- Cancers Killed in 48 hours, with
out knife, and with little or no pain,
by DR.. Spalding's great French Rem,
cdy. ...
Consumption cured With his "French
Automatic Atomizer," by Inhalation
the greatest invention of the age for
Consumption, Diseases of tho Lungs,
Bronchitis, Phthisic, and all Diseases
Of the Lungs and Throat. All old
Chronic Diseases attended to with
care. Terms moderate.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Life of the Flesh is i'm the Blood.

Life of the Flesh is in the Blood.
ROsadalis! The greatest Blood Pu,
rifier and Rcnoyator known. Used
and endorsed by physicians. who pres
cribc it in their regular practice. Why !?
Because the articles from which Rosa
dalis is made are published around
each bottle, so that every physician
knyws just what it contains, and hence
endorses it as q valuable Alternative
compound. This preparation has
gained and maintains an unrivalled
reputation for the cure of Scrofula in
any form, Rheumatism, Skin Diseases,
Old Sores, Ulcers, &C., Dyspepsia,
Neuralgia, in fact any chronic affection
of the Blood, Liver and Kidneys, and
all diseases in which an Alternative plan
of treatment is indicated. june
eY" For sale by lIutchins IL Warner
Druggists, Winchester Tenn.
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Pic-Nrc.-On Saturday, the Sd inst,
quite aplcasant recreation was gotten
up at Mr.. Davenport's Spring, near
Decherd. We did, not attend, on &C.
count of bad headache on that day.
but we are told by those who were in
attendance that thcre was very nice
crowd on the occasion, aud everything
passed of well.| We learn that tho en-
lertalnment WAS prepared by our
Northern friends, who have lately come
among us, and in their friendly CON-
mingling with our native citizens, there
was nothinato indicate that they we're
strangers 4 strange land The
o., pest Of f;sg everywhere prevailed.
lnese so Festivities will soon make
Us all { Iers eople in interest and in
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ET DIR. SPALD1Na, Of Shclbyville
Tennessee, seems to be performing
wonders in the cure of Chronic Diseases
especially Cancers, Ulcers, and cases
of long standing, and such as have
hailled the skill and worn out the pa
tience Of the best physicians Of the
country. His operating Surgeon will
be in Winchester on the 10th of July
to remain four days, and all who are
afflicted with Chronic Diseases in this
county may have the benefit of his
skill in his profession. See advertise
ment.
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Our Agent.

JAMES r. HARRIS, of Nashville, Tenn,
is our authorized agent to procure sub
scriptions and advertisements for this pa
per in that city, and to receive payment
and receipt for the same.
Mr.. HARRIS can be found at the Drug
Store of II. l.. Crutcher & Son, No. "a Col
legc Street. ....
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The WEATHER.-For the last three
or four days the air has had hazy OF
smoky appearance, with thin stratum
Of clouds in the upper sky. This
morning we are hayipg fine showers,
after a week or two of dry weather,
and all this without apy change OF
quarter, or any other sign in the moon.
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Public Boarding House.

Mrs. Mary A. Wright gives notice to
the public that she has to-day opened her
house I'm Winchester for transient, day
and regular bOarders. Her house Is fitted
up In good style, and the best accommO-
dations can be given. From her long cx-
perience in hotel keeping, she confidently
assures all who may give her call a
pleasant home and entire satisfaction.
febaj-ti MARY A. WRIGHT.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce JOHN G.
ENOCHs candidate for reelection as
County Court Clerk of Franklin County.
Election March, 1870.
We are authorized to announce JOHN G..
HANNAH candidate for Tax Collector of
Franklin county. Election, March, 1870.
We arc authorized to announce JOSIAH
SWAIN candidate for Representative in
the lower branch of the next Legislature.
VIZ are authorized to announce lIERN-
DON GREEN as q candidate for the Office of
County Court Clerk for Franklin county.
Election Ia March, 1870.
Having been solicited by my numerous
friends, hereby announce myselfA can
didate for Representative in the General
Assembly for Franklin county. lfelcctcd
I will do all in my power towards univer-
sal suffrage. +. l.. BEST.
WE arc authorized to announce A. Il.
David, of Franklin county, II candidate
for State Senator, from the counties of
Franklin and Lincoln. Election in Au-
gust.
VIZ are authorized to announce JACOB
w. BROWN, of Franklin County. as u can
didate for State Senator, from the counties
of Lincoln andEranklin. Election in Au-
gust, 1869.
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Fayetteville Wooden Mills.

The above mills are now prepared to
manufacture Cashmere, Satinets, Common
Jeans, Flannels, Plaid Linsey, Blankets,
Coverlets, &c, at prices that defy compete
ton. We do not require the burrs taken
taken out, and guarantee satisfaction in all
cases. For further information, prices.
&C., see circular, or apply to the following
named persons, who are our authorized
agents: Williams & Lenahan. Decherd !;
Syler 4 Mann. Winchester; j. w. Power,
Smiths Station; Moore & Co., Hunts Sta
ton. J.T, MEDEARIS Il CO..
mayer Fayetteville, Tenn.
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DIED..

Suddenly. on the 9th inst. FREDERICK
WILLIAM, only child of Charles ii. and
Emma Il. Cherry.
AS the sweet flower that scents the morn,
But withers in the rising day,
Thus lovely was this infants dawn,
Thus swiftly fled its life away.
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M G.. WIIPPLE, dealer in aid kinds OF
lM drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Patent
Medicine Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Glass,
Cgas GUes0 sds P"rc s sna Fancy
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EOHN +. VAUGHAN, manufacturer OF
JTin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, and
dealer in Cooking, Heating, and Wood
Stoves, Pumps, Country Hollow Ware, ETC..
etc., southwest side Public Square.
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+ l.. BAUGlI g. CO., dealer in all kinds
y .ofDry Goods, Hardware, Queensware,
Tin Ware, Clothing. Shoes, Boots, Hats,
Clothing, Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Meal, ETC.,
at the old Wilson corner.
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SIIAPARD Il GARNER.

mrs. SHAPARD & GARNER RES
~ pcctfmlly announce to their friends.
and the public generally, that they have
entered into a partnership in the pr,ctirc
of their profession tie obligations pf
which they will faithfully and promptly
discharge whenever called Gpoii.
Onicc on the 'iqulre-seconh door from
the West corner. apriil9.
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11UTCIIINS u WARNER, dealers in
II Ml kinds of Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dye
stutls, Glass, Putty, Lamps, Oils, Books
and Stationery, Garden Seeds, &c, north
side Public Square.
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Atlanta Market
Corrected weekly by ii. Il. Cox a. Bro,
Commission Merchants, Atlanta, Ga

sft..'." June % 1869
Corn II blsllel, 81 0S.
heat-White v blslel, 81 25al 50.
Tennessee Red 81 l0al 25.
Rye nominal,
Oats N bllshcl SIC.
Flour-Superhne y sack, oS pounds, 3 %
Extra 3 rs. Family 75a5 10.
Bacon-- Shoulders u pound l6Ac.
Clear sides l9c. Hams ".
Meal. ~ bushcl los,
Hay, vi 25al 80.
Lard--ln barrels Zoe In iirkins
28c.
Butter lGa22c.
Eggs y dozen l5c.
BeesMaX, 35a3Sc.
Onions--none in market.
Field Peas-Rcd, u bushel 90. White
| 90.
Virginia salt y sack . 80.
Dry hides II pound Zoe.
"A shectings y yard l5lac.
70 shifting b yard l4c.
Cotton yarns y bunch - 40.
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ERRITT, ENOCHS & CO., manufac-
lM turers and dealers in Saddles, Brides,
Harness, Boots and Shoes, and, in fact, ey-
crything pertaining to Q tiEst-cllass Saddle
and Harness Shop, cor. Public Square.
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insolvency Notice.
DIR. +. C.. MARKS.

Having located permanently in Win
chester. offers his services to the public in
all the branches OF his profession. Ills
Office is at present at the Ollisc OF Colyar.
Marks Il Fitzpatrick. where he may
always be found. unless professionally
absent. IN - lft'ft' 2.
aDr 0-6m -
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TOIIN G. sCIIROM, dealer in all kinds
y of Cakes, Candles Confectioncries, &C.,
Cheese, Crackers, and Oysters. Bakery
next door to John II. Skaters law Office
on Main street. tT Warm bread fur
nished every evening. Cakes Of all kinds
made to order for bridal and reception par
ties. Give him call.
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VIcETM STRINGS.

We keep the very choicest and best strings
that are made. Price per set. for hest
Violin 81 for Guitar, 81 80 mailed. pvstagx
nh
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A JOURDAN, French Copfectioner,
IA .and dealer in all kinds of Fancy
Goods, Public Square.
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