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NEW STEAM MILL.-HAYMAN d Sons, now

NEW STEAM MILI.-HAYMAN & Sons, now
lbsyc their new Steam Grist Mill in complete
oncration. The engine is from the Fac
|tory of l. 6 L. GREENwALD, Cincinnatt,
ore certainly the most complete and bcauti-
nl combination of artistic skill that has ever
met our view in Western Arkansas. The
working is complete and to any one intere +
|el in machinery it it is well worth visit to
these works. II. c., the "old man. overlooks
tbe entire outfit, assisted by SINE and WILL
Iwho have the general running of the shop
This ills a warnt long needed in Van Burcn
where machinery, mills, thrashers, etc, can
i be repaired, and all descriptions of mechan-
ca and farming implements furnished to or
sdsr. If you are in want Of an engine. grist
| or saw mill 90 and see what Hay man & Sons
csp show you, before making your order.
There l. great advantage in making purchas-
\ es through persons that know just what you
want to order. There now, how win that DO
for - bag of meal?
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RECEIVING AND FoRwARDING.-We wish to
rall special attention te the card in our paper
aof Messrs JNo. W. WILLIAMS Co., Little
4 Rock. who are doing eXclusiyelya a Receiving,
Forwarding and Commission Business. Capt.
IWfNams we have known long and favorablv
Ebaying been connected with steamboat and
|yer business generally for the past ten
wears. We can assure prompt attention to all
business entrusted to them. They occupy a
| barge fire proof building, near the Steamboat
EIanlinp.
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RIVER NEWS.
TUESDAY, Aug. S. ISL

TUESDAY. Aug. S, ISL.
Inc River continues at about the same
f''se As our last report. Weather clear and
|'ery warm.
4he Little Rock arrived Sunday and de-
parted Yesterday.
lhe Fort Smith will probably arrive to-
morrow.
lne river reporter Of the ST. Louis Times
.ne lst Of Aug, reports the arrival of Con-
:" at that place as follows:
IGarles Hughes Conrad, clerk Of the steam'
10, 'Attie Rock. lately married to Il fair daugh'
I'M oil Van Buren. Ark accompanied by his
ue arrived in the city Sunday. from Gin
"hau' They are the guests of their brother
mw: Mr. j. J. Sylvester. Mr.. Conrad has
XII Eny friends in st. Louis, who will wish hin
PapriIess,
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|pY Act Of Congress. approved March 4th, ls'l,
LD provision is made for payment by the United
atcs, for all articles taken uom Loyal CltEGns Of
Fhe southern states during the late war, by OIeels
p soldiers of the Union Army for the use OF same,
tnd for which compensation was not given AT the
me OF taxing Parties entitled to payment for ar
cles SO taken are hereby informed that the under
gaed are prepared to forward and collect all claims
y his kind. Also, to
OBTAIN PENSIONS in favor Of miner heirs,
Widows or others entitled to same.
For turtner Information, apply TO
WILCOX n ALEXANDER, Attorneys,
Van Buren, ApriI. 1871 3m
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tB- Messrs BERRY Il CAREY, of Ozark, were
In Van Buren,, on Thursday, looking at the
town. contemplating opening exclusively a
hardware business. We were pleased to meet
the gentlemen and extend them cordial
welcome To our town.
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rw-U U. S. Marshal LOGAN II. Roors passed
dovn Wednesday on the Fort Smith. Reports
cav he is full tilt after wife this time. We
mlly realized the fact, when we last met him,
that a wife was just what the Colonel most
needed.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-08

GEN. R. F.. LEE,-We have half dozen
,,rge beautiful pictures of this distinguished
notriot sent to us for sale. 1t is pronounced
10 be the best likeness of Gen. Lee ever is
.ued. In order to dispose Of them at once'
,,a are authorized 10 sell them az reduced
nrice. Those in want should apply soon.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
t.S.voi.i Di.pstch 10 ihe Republican !
WAsuiSGros, Aug. 3.
GRANT AND THE SOLDIERS OF 1912.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.
GRANT AND THE SOLDIERS OF 1912.
When President Grant was here on
Tuesday, his attention was called to the
outrageous order Of the commissioner Of
pensions in relation to the pensioners of
the war Of 1912 residing in the South,
which almost as GiicctUally shuts them
out of any relief as though positive or
der had been issued arbitrarily striking
their names from the rolls The presi-
dent peremptorily declined to interfere
and intimated that the order of the com
missioner was right, although it is very
doubtful whether Grant really understood
it.
STICKY.
Plessanton is as persistent on sticking
to su office as Stanton was, and his
friends reiterate the assertion to-day, that
the only way to get him out is to dismiss
him summarily He is evidently of the
opinion that the president has not the
courage to take the responsibility Of re.
moving him.
New YORK, Aug. 3,
At meeting Of the Union Republican
general committee tonight resolutions
were offered by Horace Greeley, and
adopted, condemning the attempt of the
State Central committee to disorganize
the party and the constraint put upon
their subordiuates by the dispensers OF
Federal patronage in our city, virtually
compelling them to join in the custom
house new departure.
NORTH CAROLINA.
WILMINGTON, Aug. 3.
CONSERVATIVE GAIN.
The vote in this city on the conven-
ton gives a majority against Of 973.
Conservative gain q. Halifax county
polled a large vote with but little change
from last year.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The election returns received up to Il
o'clock tonight indicate that the'conven.
ton is called 10y small majority. At
Raleigh the Conservatives gain over
three hundred votes on the last election.
The Star estimates that the convention
is call by $500 majority
SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 3,
CITIZENS TICKET ELECTED.
The election of Gen. Wagner as may
or, and the whole citizens ticket is now
conceded by majority Of about 500
Eg~ The ladies of Ohio towns go into
bar-rooms with their knitting. No one
else does, and the saloonists sell out.
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To the churches composing DardaneHe
Baptist association, lchich body meets
at Concord Church, 7 miles North lCtSt
Of Vaa Buren, on Saturday before the
Ihird SdbJ0M IN Septe1eJer meet, at
o'ciock 4 ":
DEAR BRETHREN: As the time approaches
when, in the Providence Of God. We TX pect to
meet together (by letter ana messenger in an
gssuciatiunm capacity. and as there will prob
ably come before that body important hu>i-
ness, it is hoped and expected that all the
churches composing the Association, as well
as those Wishing 10 attach themselves will be
present ut the approaching session.
And in View OF the fact that at our last ses-
sion there was a proposition made and some
interest manifested. to create within our
bounds "A new association, but upon which
! proposition the Association had no right to
act IL being a question ofchurCh jurisdiction
erciUSiyciy. |, therefore. desire to call the at
tcution of all such churches as desire the
formation Of such new association to the fact
that it will be necessary in the first place to
make application to the Association for letters
ofdiSmi>siun. and to authorize their mcssen-
gers to take the necessary steps in order to
the organization of the said body. after they
shall have received such letters of dismission
Yours in christian soul.
NJ, f. LOCKE. Moderator
Dardanelle Association.
Near Van Burcn Crawford Co., Ark, July
Sth, 1871.
Fort Smith papers please copy.
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Valuable Building Lots.

r. LYON. offers for sale a valuable
track Of Land, situate in Log Town 1t
(s pleasantly located and laid out with
ktreets and Lots. For sale at bargain
|For further information apply to G
NYLCox II,
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LET Mr.. SAMUEL D. DouGHERTy, one of our
Old and most respected citizens. left on the
Stage Wednesday for Ohio and Virginia, to
visit his kindred. 1t will be the first time in
thirty years, that he has visited the land Of
his birth. He has the best wishes Of all for a
speedy and pleasant trip and safe return
bnmp.
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Don't shver for last years snow. y
a sayirg Of Archbishop Whately's. is pc.
culiarly applicable to those who make
themselves miserable over troubles that are
past
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New GOods---N cW Goods.

-NVN tVV'fJ+ y y
GEO. L. GROSS & Co, are now receiving
NEW and DESIRABLE lot OF Goods OF III
descriptions, suitable for this market. :
Which hc invites the attention Of all, particu-
arly cash customers, rs they Will be sold at
great bargains. 3w june 20
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REMOVED.

Tho office of the VAN BUREN PREss has
been removed to rooms OVER THE
POST OFFICE.
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Es~ Deeply were we affected on read
ing the other day Of n young lady who,
beng told that her lover had been sud-
Ienly killed, cried "Oh, that splendid
eod watch Of his Give me that--givc
ne something to remember him by "
Touching simplicity!
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sF- Mr. II. W. LOVE, who has been absent
t his place in the Chickasaw Nation, some
wo months, returned to his home here yes
nnlnr.
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Lumher-Inmher.

Mr.. W. i. MOONEY received by Flat and
Steamboat, the past week. large and de-ir-
pole lot Of Lumber. Orders ill from plank
b 100 900 feet.
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Jg- The mercury, yesterday at different
points in the toYn ranged from 81 to IS in
he shade
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-08

r3- CALLAHAN & Co., at their Mills are
making A Flour Wednesday is set apart
for grinding wheat.
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1 P1y for your paper.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-08

EE~ The ladies of Ohio towns go into
bar-rooms with their knitting. No one
else does, and the saloonists sell out.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-07-19
Chancery Court at Knoxville.


VIM. A. Henderson. William Rule, II. c. Gillespie NJ
d. Swan, Il Il. McCroskey, r. NJ. McClung and II
II. Richards. of the county of Knox Jesse Stafford
Nelson Fox, w. 9. Murphy, William Catlett, John
Kelly and Samuel Randles, of the county Of Sewer
Tennessee:
FOR THEMSELVES, THEIR ASSOCIATES AND
Il successors; have Sled in the Chancery Court at
Knoxville, petition for Charter of Incorporation,
under the act of the General Assembly, entitled AN
Act to authorize the Chancery Courts Of this State to
grant Letters of Incorporation" passed January 10Th
ISL said eorporntion 70 be known as THE KNOX
WILLIE, SEVIERVILLE AND BIG PIGEON MAR
ROW GAUGE RAILROAD"
The objects of the corporation prayed for are, tho
construction equipment and operating of Narrow
Gauge Railroad from Knoxville to SeViervillo. with
the privilege TO extend the same by Big Pigeon to in
tersect with the Western North Carolina Railroad at
some point on Big Pigeon thereabouts as a survey
may prove best.
This is therefore. to notify all persons who have any
objections to appear before the Chancery Court at
Knoxville the third Monday Of September and
show cause why Letters of Incorporation should not
issue, or this petition will be proceeded with parte
And that copy Of this order be published for thirty
days in the knoxyille Chronicle; :, ,,,r,,rro>,
June2l. lS1l-5tw Clerk and Master.
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DOUBLE DAILY MALL FOR EAST TEN
NESSEE.
Numore,l AppoIntInent

WASHINGTON, July 11.--Akerman and
Cresswell alone, of the executive, are here.
1t is loosely stated that Parsons, of Ala
bama, has been appointed Assistant Attor-
ney General, with the special view to ku-
kluX prosecutions.
WASHINGTON, July 11.-Double daily
postal car service was ordered by the Post
master General to-day on the route be-
tween Washington and Chattanooga, ria
Lynchburg and Bristol. The postal car
service will be extended through to New
Orleans as soon as the Alabama and Chat
tanooga Railroad resumes business.
The Postmaster General has declined to
readvertise routes awarded to accepted bid
ders who have failed to comply with their
contracts.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-07-19
Chancery Court at Jamestown.

JULY RULES, 1871.
Lewis Huff and wife vs. the Widow and Heirs Of John
Huff deceased. and
Cyrenia A. Huff vs.. Lewis HUFF and others.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING TO THE SAT-
l. isfaction of the Clerk and Master, from aiidayts
filed in the eanse, that Lodema HUFF, Of the de-
PENDANTS has removed herself from the State Of Ten
nessee before process served her. and that the
defendants, Florence Huff and Branson Huff, are
either residents in parts unknown 1t is there
fore ordere9 by the Clerk and Master his July rules
1871, that publication be made for four consecutive
weeks in the Knoxville Chronicle, a newspaper pub
lished in Knox county. notifying said defendants to
appear before the Chancery Court of Fentress county
Tennessee be hOden at the court house in James
town. the first Thursday after the third Monday in
December, 1871, TO make defense to sal bill or the
will be taken for confessed and set for hearing
parte as to them. - -
July II, 1S7l-w4t b. o, BOWDEN, {. NJ.
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Chancery Court at Rutledge.

James T. Shields VS.. W. T. Seahorne and others.
IN THIS CAUSE THE DEFENDANTS, M, 4.
Il Cooke Margaret, Mary, Stephen and Pauline
Cooke widow and heirs at law Of VIM. NJ. Cooke. de-
ceased residents of the State Of Tennessee
is therefore ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks in the Knoxville Chronicle. notifying
said defendants to appear at the Chancery Court Mt
Rutledge on tho 3rd Monday Of October. 1871. and
make their defense to said scre acas and show cause
assnst them widow and heirs at law Of said VIM. f.
Cooke, deceased.
C. C. SMITH, G. Nm.
July II, ls7l-w4t By j. W. YOE, ID. c. M.
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Original Attachment.

John Jones VS.. J. C. Raymond alias J. H. Harley
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED IN
this case that the defendant, J. G. Raymond alias
j. H. Harley, absconds conceals himself that pro-
cess be served him 1t is therefore ordered
that publication be made four consecutive weeks. mott
flying said defendant to appear before Jourolmon
Justice of the Peace in Knoxville. Knox county tho
18th day of December, 1871 TO then and there
1871 by attachment the law directs the will
be taken for confessed and set for trial parte to
notice published in the Knoxville CHRONICLE. This
23d day of June, 1871.
r. ID. JOUROLMON,
june2S-4w till julyl9 Justice of the Peace.
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Circuit Court, I'd judicial Circuit.

JEFFERSON COUNTY. TENNESSEE.
Della Long Columbus Long-Petition for divorce.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM THE
allegations in the petition, which is TO, that
the defendant, Columbus Long. is non resident of
the State Of Tennessee that the ordinary process of
by the Cerk that publication DO made for four
siye weeks in the Knoxville Weekly Chronicle. mott
Tying said defendant 70 appear before the Judge Of the
Circuit Court to be held for the county Of Jefferson at
the court house in cambridge, tho first Monday of
August next then and there to plead answer demur.
otherwise make defense to said petition the
will be taken confessed and set down for hearing
parte as to him. June II, 1871.
jel7dlw3t S. s. McCUISTION Clerk,
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Chancery Court at Rutledge.

Robert Richie VS.. Samuel Gill and others.
TT APPEARING TO THE COURT IN THIS
L cause, from the return of the Sheriff of Knox
county, endorsed on the summons TO him issued for
found and is nonresident of the State Of Tennessee
It is therefore ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks in the Knoxville Chronicle no
flying the said Thomas Murphy to appear at rules 70 be
held at the court house in Rutledge the first Mon
day of October next and make defense, the cause
will be proceeded in ex parte as to him.
C. C. SMITH, C. M.
July H. 1ST1-w4t By j. w. YOE, d. C. a NJ.
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Cbancery Court, SeyiervfIle,
John Bird. Admir-. VS.. Mary Ann Bird. ct al.
BILL AND CROSS BILL.

BILL AND CROSS BILL.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING FROM COM
Il PLAINANTS bill, which is sworn to, and from the
respondent, Asa Derricks and cross bill there
TO- that the defendant George Bird, is nonresident
not be served upon him II is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks in the
Knoxville Weekly Chronicle, newspaper published in
the city of Knoxville, State of Tennessee, notifying
said defendant to appear at the Office Of the Clerk and
Master at the Court House in Severville on the first
Monday Of October next and make defense to said bill
and cross BILL the will be taken for confessed
and the him set for hearing eX parte. This
Sth day of June, 1871. ID =. GASS,
junel4wit Clerk and Master OF the Chancery Court
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MarsllaI's Sales.

L WILL SELL FOR CASH AT THE COURT
HOUSE in the city Of Knoxville. Tenn, the 9Th
day Of July s7l. one two horse wagon andsa brown
mare and also the same day, at the house of Cot
fn Martin Co. on Gay street, Knoxville, Tenn, 80
gallons OF distilled spirits. more or less seized az the
Of the United States Internal Revenue Law: June .,
1871. S. p. EVANS,
june2S u. S. Marshal.
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Andrew, Nicholas ct al VS. Robert T. Wnkerson
WE ACCOUNT ordered in the foregoing case by
Il the Chancery Court az cambridge, Tennessee AZ
It's June special term ISL win be taken nj the office OF
the Ct rk Master, in cambridge on Friday the sth
day Of September next when and where the parties
can produce their testimony il any they have relative
to the matters referred. Done ut office in cambridge
on the first day of July, 1871.
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LegaI advertisement.
In Chancery Court al Dandridre


EFT EhoUN VUUNIl IENNESSEE.
James o. Ellsworth VS. McCleand Ellsworth ct al
J. A. Branner james q. Ellsworth ct ALL 4
Duncan VS. II Fielder, Admir-. &C. ct al.
IHE ACCOUNTS ordered in the foregoing cases.
L (which have been consolidated, by the Chancery
Court at cambridge. Tennessee, vt its Juno special
term ISL will be taken at he office of the Clerk a
MASTER at cambridge, Tennessee, Friday the first
day OF September, 1871, and succeeding days if ncces
sary, when and where tho parties can produce their
testmony II any they have, relative TO the matters
ierred Done mt office in Dandridge this LIST day Of
iuy5-wit -' ~ - ~
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Circuit Court, I'd Judicial Circuit

JEFFERSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE.
Joseph j. W. Boiling Elizabeth REHABILITATION for
divorce
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING FROM THE
allegations in the petition, which il sworn to- that
the defendant Elizabeth Boline, is resident of
the State Of Tennessee that the ordinary process
law cannot be served herr It is therefore ordered
by the Clerk that publication be made for four success
siye weeks in the Knoxville Weekly Chronicle, mott
tying said defendant TO appear before the Judge Of the
the court house in cambridge the first Monday Of
August next then and there to plead. answer demur
otherwise make defense to said pet tion the
will be taken confessed and set down for hearing eK
jei7ditwst SIS. INCLUSION. Clerk.
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1t is said that the Civil Service Commission
have run against constitutional snag and have
adjourned until fall, hoping that by that time
the President and Attorney General may cX-
tract il for them.
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In the Chancery Court ut cambridge.

1. 7, Peck and Others. VS.. John f. Rhoton ct al-To
Albert C. khoton.
TINHE ACCOUNT ORDERED IN THE ABOVE
cause by the said Court. at its June Special Term
ISL will be taken at tho Office Of the Clerk ard Mas
ter at Dandr dge, Tuesday, the 18th day Of SePtem
Der next when and where all parties in interest can
appear with their testimony, the will be set
for hearing eN parte
Done at office in Dandrilge on the lst Monday If
July 1871. ID, r. n BLACKBURN. @ A NJ
July IL, lS7l-wit
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1872 Acres of Land for Sale.


s. w. Inman and Y. d. Cowan, Executors. Se., vs. p.
Hamilton and others.-To G.. G. Crookshanks and the
Creditors Of Robert Hamilton, deceased.
THE ACCOUNT ORDERED BY SAID COURT
at its June Special Term. 1871 in the above cause
will be taken at the Office of the Clerk and Master in
cambridge, Tenn, Thursday, the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER ISL and succeeding days if necessary when
and where the parties in interest can appear with their
Done at office, in cambridge, the LIST Monday Of
July, 1871. D. X. N. BLACKBURN, G. NJ.
July IL, l8Tl-w4t
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TISI-WEEIKLY STAGES
FROM
MOrrlstOWn, Tennessee,

l. . m al on * a. m I u q X v,
THE UNDERSIGNED ANNOUNCE TO THE
Il public that they running stages between the
above points carrying passengers from East Tennessee
Virginia and George Railroad to Knoxville branch of
Louisville and Nashville Railroad. sTAoEs LEAVE
MoRRIsToWs for LosDoE Mondays, RsdHesdays and
Fridays. and leave London for Morristown the same
days. Daiy stages to TATEs SPRIEGs leaving Morris
town Immediately on arrival Of cars fr N Knoxville.
Stage Office at Railroad House opposite depot
iune6-W6mdlt LOVBLACE x JONES.
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Hotels.
THE BATTLE HOUSE.

L HAVE LEASED TIE HOTEL LATELY KNOWN
i as the Stacey House. and will henoeforth conduct
it In the most approved style.
The patronage of the public generally. and of my old
friends particularly, who have stood by truly in
the past is respectfully solicited. promise them
cordial reception and comfortable home at the Battle
House. JOEL A. BATTLE.
1t will be seen from the above that have leased the
Stacey House TO General Battle In retiring from the
osition which have occupied for several years in
this CITY desire TO tender my thanks and kind wshes
10 old friends and to earnestly eLtreat continuation
of their patronage TO my successor. as enc who will
make their stay with him comfortable in every respect
Nashville. Janl7 -dtf-w 2a4 ]. Z. STACEY.
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). n. WRENCH
CHM q FRENCH.

GUM a FRENCH,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, EVerEreeRs,
Roses, Strawberry and Raspberry
Plants, and all other Kinds
OfNursery stock.
Our Apple and Peach Trees are from the Tennessee
Nursery Of Gaines Ward, ana furnished at 20c each
SIS % per 100 On, other stock is from responsible
Nurseries. all fst-ess and sold at from p to 81 per
Communications answered and satisfaction guaranteed
Address QUINN 4 FRENCH, Knoxville Tenn
JuLlS dtCdANbul,
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J. c. GUM.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-06-23
-Richioad Acadcm,y.

FIIE EXERCISES of the English and
A. Classical School, Mt Richland Church, will
commence on MONDAY. the 23d day Of JAN.
UART, 1871 Scholastic torn to consist of
ten months, under the management of Rev. Il.
i. HYDE.
I'rmS of tuition. primary Branches sl2 i:
Primary branches, with English Grammar. Ge.
ography and Analysis, from Sl4 to SIG; Higher
English Branches, Wis Natural Philosophy,
Rhetoric, Intellectual and Moral Philosophy,
Algebra, Geometry, Trigonomctry, Book keep.
ing and Surveying, from Sl8 to S24; LATIN and
Greek Languages, $50. GsS" Board, in good
families, Mt II convenient distance from the
Academy, can be had at from So to $40 per
month. Jan. l3. lS7l--l2