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Trustees Sale

R1 virtue, OF a Deed of Trust executed to
~ me oy 1homas T. ES0nard, and acknowl-
eqge0 pS mn IeIore the County Court CLERK
= .onelbY county, Tenn, on the 20th LAY of
June, AID. 1866, and registered in Book 56,
part ISL, page 57a, in the Registers office OF
SAID county and State, said Deed of Trust
having been made TO secure the payment OF
certain notes mentioned therafn I viii ON
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First Monday in October, 1870,

And that notice OF this order be published in
at least one OF the daily papers OF Nashville,
noxvill and Memphis, and IN the weekly
papers OF Franklin, Pulaski. MurfTeesbOro,
Athens and Clai ksVille, continuously up TO
the first Monday in October, 1870.
MOTION Il. HOWELL,
aln Clerk and Master.
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LEGAL NoTiut.
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

No. lSS, N. R.-E1rst Chancery Court Of
Shelby County,. A StiIinan, etaL vs..
q. Breen, ct al.
ID Y virtue OF an iaterlocutory order entered
ID in the eadse, April 6th, is7o, I wiz sen
at public auc-iou. to the highest bidder, hl
front Of the Clerks and Masters Office, Green
law Block, Second street. in the city OrMem %
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PLANTERS BANK
The Creditors of the Planters Bank

A RE hereby notified that by a decree Of
"A the Chanceiy Court at Nashville, in the
cause OF ". W. BERRY AGAINST THE PLANT
ERs' BANK AND OTHERS, made with "a view TO
a nnancial distribution of the assets, the
holders of the notes OF the Planters Bans,
or any other claims or demands, Of whatso-
ever nature, against said Bank, must file the
same an the office of the, Clerk and Master OF
said ChancerY Court, by or before the
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LIBERAL ssS4i6Es.
..s.,s s'TIrasfss Sale.

DY virtue OF a trust deed Executed to me by
I'D W. n, Waldran, on Ske Sth day OF April,
1858, and duly recorded in the Registers ofacs
for the county OF Shelby, and state of Ten
nessee, in Book No. Y, page us, and for the
purpose of paying the following debts there
IN mentioned, 6o-wft One to W-B. Greenlaw,
for The sum Of four thousand one hundred
and sixty nine 2-l00 dollars, as evidenced by
note, nue December 18th, 1868, with interest,
and one other debt due 10 K Al. ADperson, as
of Wade II. Bolton deceased, evil
den ced by promissoFy note made May 9, ISIS,
ane. ayRbl on the 2t-zith May, 1859, for the
Of nineteen thousand five hundred dol
lari-this note has g credit OF two Thousand
dollars, paid June l8, lS66-(the injunction
restraining the sale under former advertise
msnt having been dissolved I viii, on
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Notice TO Contractors.

q EALED proposals viii be received at the
- Engineers Office, Memphis, Tennessee,
untl y m. on the LIST August. 1879, tor the
graduation, masonry and superstructure OF
bridges on the MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILROAD,
between C~oVingtOn and Ripley, about fifteen
miles. A portion OF the work Is heavy and
worthy the attention Of contractors. Pro
files and specifications can be seen at the En-
cheers ONCE, 80 Main street, Memphis, ON
and after q, 1870.
THOS. h. MILLINGTON,
lee Chief Eng. Miss. River X 4.
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ROBERT WOOD & Co.,
PHILADELPHIA
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,

~ ARDEN and Cemetery Adornments, Cast,
VI Wrought Iron and Wire Ratings, Foun-
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aud improved styles of Hay Racks, Managers,
Stable Fixtures, Stall Divisions, etc.
ATENT WIRE WORK. Ratings, Store
Fronts, Door and window Guards Farm
Fencing. etc.
bronco Work.
Having ntted up our Foundry with special
reference to the above class OF work., we ar,
now prepared TO I'LL, with Promptness, a
orders for Bronze Castings of Statuary, colo
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CRNAMBETAL Iron GooDa.-The largest as
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OF which are executed with the express view
of pleasing the taste. while they combine all
the requisites OF beauty and Substantial con-
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Purchasers may rely on having all articles
carefully boxed n shipped to the place of
destineticu.
Designs win be sent 20 those who wish to
make q selection. apl0
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Trustees Sale.

u virtue or the authority vested in me as
ID Trustee, and in pursuance of the terms of
a Trust Decd executed to me as Trustee by
william A. F~itchner, on the 10th day of Sep
tember, ISbp, recorded in the Registers Office
OF Shelby Oanty, Tennessee, on 9Th day of
October, 1863, in Record Boob No. 70, on page
lO7, and to secure tue Indebtedness therein
mentioned, l will, on
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a~atOhsIsr,s Hair bys...rhIs splendid Halr

BatckeIsF's Hair bye.--This splendid Hair
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FRUIT JARS.

CTE have just received a full supply Of Ma
w sons Celebrated lars, with porcelain
lined caps, all sizes; acknowledged TO be un-
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Sherif's Sale Of Real Estate.

= Y virtue of a hera facias from the Chan
ID Gerry Court of Memphis, to me directed,
in case of r. L. Rash et al. VS.. A. Wallace and
q. ]. Selden, for H29, judgment I'D day OF
February, 1870, I Will, on
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HITE Z CORWINE
JOB PRINTERS,
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Sc We take pleasure in stating to our pa
irons that we have removed orr Job Printin
Establishment TO No. IA Union street, Appes
Building, where we hope to see our old
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Our stock OF Cards, Billheads and Cap Pa
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administrators Notice.

III estate OF Pleasant Mostly, deceased, mo-
tice is hereby given TO all parties indebted TO
said estate to come forward and make pay
ment; and those holding claims against IL to
present them. duly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law.
CHAS. ID. DoRIoN, JR., Admir-.
March Is, ls7O. mhl5
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ROLL OF HONOR.

The following is a continued list of
scholars who were neither absent nor
tardy, and we're perfect in department
during the third month of the summer
term. & 90
Dist No 8, Wheatland; Mary Huns
busher, Teacher:-Mary Ketchem, Mary
Krickman, Clara Krickman, Libbie
Hunsbusher
Dist. No. 3, Randall; Mary E. McIn-
tyre, Teacher :-Almira Philips, Clara
Reynolds, Myrtle Billet, Mary Billet, Su-
sic Reynolds, Katie Mcclellan, Freddy
Mcclellan.
Dist. No. 5, Salem; Mrs. E. A. PEBBLES.
Teacher :-Gertie Bundy, Ida Cogin, Cora
Hollister, Rosa Lunt, Lurie Clifford, Mary
Lunt, Emma Lunt, Nellie Cogin, Belle
Hollister, Eyerette Ripley, Orson Wat
SOB.
Fourth month of the Summer Term.
Dist No. II, Somers v. V. Barnes
Teacher Laura Dearsley, Maggie
Broaid, George Greene, Eddie Leach, vii.
lie Bread. Willie Bose, George Breald.
Dist. No. 2, Randall; Maggie Lyons
Teacher Ella Nolan, Agnes Mona.
CHAN, Theresa Monaghan, Peter Schlsx
William Riley.
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And do hereby enjoin all the good citi-
zens of the United States and all persons
residing or being within the territory or the
jurisdiction of the United States, to observe
the laws thereof and to commit no act con-
trary to the provisions of the said statutes, or
in violation OF the law of nations in that
behalf So #&&&# e
And 1 do hereby warn all citizens of the
United States and all persons residing or
being within their territory or jurisdiction,
that, while the free and full expression of
sympathies in public and private is not re.
stricted by the laws OF the United States,
military forces in aid of either belligerent
cannot lawfully be originated or organized
within their Jurisdiction and that, while all
persons may lawfully and without restriction
by reason of the aforesaid state ofwar, man
ufacture or sell within the United States arms
and munitions ofwar and other articles ordi-
narily known as contraband of war, yet they
cannot carry such articles upon the high seas
for the use or service of either belligerent,
nor can they transport soldiers and officers OF
either, or attempt to break any blockade
which may be lawfully established and
maintained during the war, without incur
ring the risk of hostile capture and the pen
alties denounced by the law of nations in
that behalf. &G $685.
And do hereby give notice that all citi-
zens of the United States and others who
may claim the protection of this Govern
ment, who may misconduct themselves in
the premises, do so at their peril, and that
they can nowise obtain any protection from
| the Government Of the United States against
the consequences of their misconduct.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed @ @&@ @@~~
| Done at the city Of Washington, this ,22d
day OF August, in the year of our Lord one
lSenll thousand eight hundred anil seventy
and of the Independence of the
United States of America the ninety
fifth. "a
(Sgned,) w. ia s. GkANL.
By the Presidents:
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary of State.
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from the native Roots and Herbs of California
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE GIVING
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OF the System, carrying off all poisonous matter
and restoring the blood to healthy condition Nc
person can take these Bitters according 10 drec
lions. and remain long unwell. q
500 will be given for an incurable case, pro
v!ded the bones are not destroyed by mineral
poisOns other means, and the vital organs was.
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ForInfammatory and Chronic rheumatism, and
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Blood. Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, these Bittere
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In Bilious, Remittent and Intermltte nt Fevers,
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read carefully the circular around each bottle,
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French and Spanish.
J.WALKER, Proprietor. 80 Commerce St., N Y.
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THE STATIONERY DoDGE.-Thes counterfeit
money swindlers, finding their little game
blocked by mail, have resorted to a new
dodge. Rufus Stockton, stationer, No 2O4
Broadway, N. Y, under guise of soliciting
orders for stationery, issues circular well
calculated to entrap the verdant mind by its
alluring promises of sudden wealth. through
unlawful means, letting know that on receipt
of Ten dollars he will forward a complete
assortment Of greenbacks that cannot be dis
tinguished from the genuine. It is almost
unnecessary to add that if any one sends
money it will be the last heard of it, He
cautions everybody against sending orders by
mail, as the post Office department suppresses
all correspondence in relation to that busi-
ness, and reiterates number of times the
necessity of sending money in advance and
by express. Be warned in time.
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COMMUNICATION.
SALEM, Aug. Is, 1870.

H CALEAI, aug. 10, .lo(U
Mr. BARNS:
DEAR SIR II am much encouraged
with my report this month compared to
what it was last month. The pupils have
worked very hard to secure the honors
Lille and Rosa Bailey have striven
very hard and have been perfect in eve
rything and punctual every day with the
exception of the first half day OF the
month--and their absence then was in
consequence of the "Fourth," which
could not we'll be avoided. told them
l would explain to you, and perhaps you
could conscientiously report them. II
you can and will do SO, you will confer a
great favor. Respectfully Yours,
E. A. PEBBLES.
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REPLY.-So far as our knowledge goes
the name of no scholar has found place
In the Roll of Honor" that was not
strictly entitled to be SO placed.
In the publication of Mrs. PEBBLES let
ter, we have given Lille and Rosa Bail
ey an evidence OF our appreciation Of
their excellent conduct and scholarship.
We cannot "conscientiouslY" publish
their names in the "RoIl of Honor"
HOSEA BARNS. Go. Stunt.
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Foop FOR CH1LpREN.- Children need NOR

food in proportion to their size than adults
do, for they have not only to supply the
waste of the system, but to furnish material
for growth. Plain, hearty food, and all they
want OF it, is right for healthy children.
Many mothers of the present day implant
disease and craving for stimnlants in their
children in weakening their constitution by
insufficient or improper food There would
not be SO many cross y babies if there were
not so many haf-staryed and tightly dressed
ones.
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By the PRESIDENT:
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary of State,

PARIS. Aug. 19-The Journals this
morning say that nineteen Prussian spies,
lately arrested, after trial and condemna.
ton 6y Council Of War, were shot at
Fort dc Montrouga. Among the exc,
cutions were FIVE of the enemy's Etat
Maj, who were arrested some days since
in the plain or Savory near Fort D 'Iarys.
These spies were dismissed, and were
taking notes of the plans of Notifications.
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A singular case of suicide occurred 1T Cor
dova, Rock Island county, ILL.,. on Thursday
last. A. j. Richards, a boy about fourteen
years of age, having been chided for teasing
his brother at the tea table, left the table.
and was discovered in the evening lying dead
on the ground, having tied the rope of a
swing around his neck, and deliberately laid
down until life was extinct.
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To Boil GREEN CoRN-Green Corn
should be put into boiling water and let
boil just eight minutes. 1t thus retains all
the juice and delicious favors for which
it is distinguished. Corn boiled any
longer than this becomes hard and I'M
palatable. Salt should never be put in.
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STEUB ENVfLLE lO.l FEMALE SEMI.

y NARY.-Delightfully situated on the banks
OF the Ohio. With over forty years. experience,
his Well-known School offers unusual advantages
ornamental branches. The cost is only about IS
aweek. A deduction Of ne,to>h for the daugh-
tera Of Ministers. The next school year (of 40
to Rev. CHARLES G. BEATTY, ID, LID.
Sup't, or Rev. "A. N. REID, d., Principal.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.


Arrangements have been made for
holding Normal Institute for Kenosha
County at Wi:mot, commencing Tuesday
morning, Sept %, and continuing through
the following week. The Executive
Committee will meet at the residence OF
Prof. L, H. Colt, at Wilmot, on Monday
evening, Sept. &C. The following gentle
men constitute the Executive Committee
Prof. j. Fl. Colt, of Salem, Chairman
E. w. Sherwood, Pleasant Prairie F. T.
Lee, Kencsha; j. P. Briggs, Somers
John Newbury, Wheatland.
Papers will be read before the Insti
tute by Miss Lizzie T. Pienkowsky, Miss
Lizzie Patterson, Miss Anna Rhodes, Miss
D. j. Schermerhorn, Mr. E. w. Sherwood
W. G. Spence, V. V. Barnes,sJ. P. Briggs
J. Fl. Colt and others.
The Institute will be addressed by
Judge ]. B. Jilsun, Supt. of Schools, Ken
osha, Wednesday evening, Sept. 20; Prof
5. 5. lockwood, Milton, Wis, Fri
day evening, Sept. 30; Hon.
SamP. Fallows, State Supt., Tues.
day evening, Oct. 4 Prof. H. o. Durkee,
Prin. High School, Kenosha, Thursday
evening, Oct 6. Institute Exercises will
be conducted daily as follows:
ReGding-J. P. Briggs.
Constitution Of .. s. and W;s.-V. V.
Barnes.
u S. History-Miss L. T. Pienkowsky.
Ndth. and Pigs. Geog-J. III. Colt.
Written Aratltnaetic-W. G. Spence.
Eng. GTananaGr-Hosea Barns
Men Arftbnsetic--J. H Colt.
PennaGnship-
Geogrdphy-Hosea Barns.
Other Teachers will be called upon to
conduct exercises. Every Teacher in the
county, and every person intending to
teach, should attend the Institute. Mem
bers should provide themselves with pen
ellis, paper, and copy of the National
Fourth reader 1t is desirable that all
who attend should be present on Tuesday
morning at the opening session. To do
this it will be well for those residing at
a distance 20 proceed to the place of des-
tination on Monday. The Committee of
Reception will be ready to receive them
at that time, both at the depot and in the
village. The closing day of the session
will be devoted to the examination and
licensing of teachers. HOSEA BARNS,
Go. Supt.
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An exchange says" One ofthe amuse-
ments Of Long Branch is to watch the
New Jersey mosquitoes open clans with
their bills on the shore. Several of these
useful insects are being domesticated and
taught to punch rivet holes in steam
boilers" eA
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XKYANTED AGENTS-To sell the HOME
wv SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. Price
go 1t makes the Lock Stitch" (Glike on both
sioesl aud is the only licensed under-eed shuttle
machine sold for less than $50. Licensed BY
wheeler q Wilson, Grover q Baker, and Singer
% co. All other under feed Shuttle Machines
soId Tor less than $50 are infringements, and the
seIier and user liable to prosecution. Address
purgh, Pa, Chicago, ILL.,, or st. Louis, Mo. 3m5
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In Chicago more than 600 Germans have
handed their names to Consul Causemens,
of the North German Confederation, signify
ing their wish to be sent to Germany to join
the German army
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WNHIs rs NO HUMBUG, or
aee b.,a,, 49,. y sending IS CENTS. with
csvs nf oy re eo10 mo Of eyes and hair you win re-
lure husband orwife. with name and date S1ur ~
Fpitonv Anare M w. FOX, p. o. Drawer No. 81.
" avs
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TIE kAknIn n0kHR will change any color
permanent black or brown, 1t contains no Poison.
Anyone can use il One sent by mail for 81. ADJ
dress
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