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LAND AND LABOR.
Planters in esuBOll-0rgaHizatl0B Of tks
lmmlgratlsH Aid Association.

Yesterday at II O'Clock, at the hall Of
the Chamber of Commerce, the preiimi-
nary organization OF the convention de-
signed to adopt measures promotive Of
immigration, was organized. The Hon.
jacob Thompson WIS., made chairman, and
W. B. DOnOhO, secretary.
Colonel VIM. r. Moore suggested the
propriety Of ehecting az once the Organi-
ZstiOn of the body, and since tho great
body of those who would attend the con-
YentiOn would not reach the city until the
afternoon trains on the several railways
reached the city, be deemed it advisable
to adjourn until 3 pm. Meanwhile dele
gates present were requested to enroll
Jheir names.
NAMES OF DELEGATES.
The following named delegates, sp-
pointed by the Shelby County AgricUltu-
raj Association, were registered:
Jacob Thompson, n. C. Perkins.
A. B. Haynes, A. J. Hayes,
G. L. Anderson, Jos. Bruce,
B. Bayliss, Nap Hill,
E. Eusley, Eli Rsynsr,
J. d EdmondsOu, r. D. Goodwin,
John Brown, j. 7. Stratton,
Leon TrOusdale, Chas. Jones,
F. G. Stephenson, ". B. Williamson,
Newton Ford, ". r. Holmes,
z ". Caldwell, L. G. Ward,
J. n. Nelson, NJ. D. L. Stewart,
A resolution was adopted requesting all
persons present who proposed to attend
the deliberations Of the body should be
considered members Of the Convention.
The names of the following
DELEGATES FROM CHAMBER OF ON
MERGE WE'RE ENROLLED.
W. B. DOnOho, W. R. Moore,
John B. Robinson, J. N. PettigrsW,
W. W. Gay, J. ]. DuBOse,
J. ". Crews, J.. N. Harris,
W D. Lumpkin, Thos. Haller,
VIM. Harrington, W. II, Carroll,
J. j. Kellar, NJ. G. Galloway,
7. B. billiard, J. NJ. Dickinson,
E. NJ AppersOu, +. Y. Rocket,
A. T. Lscey, Isham G. Harris,
Jefferson Davis, g. P. Anderson,
W. NJ Phillips, R A. PinsOn,
). Begbie,
DELEGATES FROM COUNTIES AND CITIES.
J. A. Signiago, Grenada, Mississippi
c. s.. Severson, Bolivar, Mississippi.
@. W. Hunt, Pamela, Mississippi.
Z. c.. Jones, Memphis, Tennessee.
G. ". Hunt, Grenada, Mississippi.
W. B. Mitchell, Phillips county Arkan-
sas.
A. A. Barnes, N. c. R. R. Co,
J. d. Alexander, ~Chulahoms, Missis-
G. E. Morrison, Arkansas county, Ar
kansas.
Edward GOttlieb, Louisiana.
Z. W, CalWell, Shelby county.
John MOfstt, Nashville.
d. W. Crump, West Point, Mississippi.
A. B. Dugan, West Point, Mississippi
COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZATION.
A committee was appointed to desig-
nate proper officers for the permanent or
ganizatiOn of the convention, consisting
OF Hon, JscOb Thompson, Dr.. J. ".
Crump, West Point, Mississippi; Ed
ward Gothier, of Louisiana; Hon. A. S.
Colyer, Nashville; Hon. ThOs. Fletcher,
Lincoln county, Arkansas,
The Convention adjourned to mest this
morning at 10 O'Clock.
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LOST.

TOW-On Friday, SSH inst, from my res
u fdence on Market street, a small muaey
black COW, With white spot In her forehead
both ears split SIC viii be paid for her re-
sovery, by VIM. Mcdonald corner Front
mvs0 MRS Riley.
AFULE-On sunday, 23th inst, g bay mare
vi mule. medium size about six yeer=
old. hair rubbed OF TOP part OF nose, mouth
been GU uy bit, g Dun spot Of hair rubbed
81 LETT side Of b.ck by drsy saddle. A sult-
able reward VIII be psld for her return 70
OLIVER FlNEIE CO.
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BURNErT's COCAINE, the fsvorits hair
dressing,
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7. W. JOHNSTON & Co., 80 Main street,
opposite Peabody Hotel, make a special
ty Of Ribbons, Laces, Trimmings, Ho-
siery, Gloves, White Goods and Notions,
and are daily receiving new goods.
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FOR NEW

ST. Louis & New Orlsans Packet Co
This elegant and swift steamer
viii leave as above
THIS DAY, I'd inst. at 8 Pm.
1T. W~AEHINGTON, Agent,
ieZ - Madison street.
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THE Duchess Guipure, a chsste and
elegant trimming for swiss and linen
dresses, just received at
T. W. JOHNSTON & CO.'S,
80 Main street, opposite Peabody Hotel.
Joe Locke, 1851 Main street, has all the
latest fashion magazines, illustrated
weeklies and the largest variety Of dsliss
in tina cilv
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Saturday, Hay 27th. I87I.

al sac door Of the C0urt-houss, IN the CITY o
hsIenai county OF Phillips, and state 81 Ar
AaAsa, QegWeen the hours Of judicial sale
sel4 AQE caa1 In hand,Go the best and hiEhss
bidder the following desc lied tracts oflaud,
AbuaLe in said county and STATE. to-Wits The
quarter or section eleven lDs the
north half OF seeLlou eleven f1us the south
nelt otsectisn two fDs the east hahQlaec4Qn
1Ul and The northeast quarter Of eacaQu
fourteen "a an in Township enc " 3efs1
OF Range two % east, 1Gu acres EnelAa p
considered good, butt win convey only sucA
Is haVeGs trustee
March {, 1871.
mbiST g. a SMITH, Trustee.
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FOR RENT.

IOREs-Three stores on the southwest
= corner of Second and Washington
streets. and No. 90 Main street Apply 70
r C.BRINKLEY.
mgT 81 Madison street
uOUsE-A dwelling house on the old Bal
III eigh Road in the city. Apply TO-
LOaWOODE MICOU,
mE1 IS Union street
II UOMs-Furnibhed and unfinished. with
n board and dGyboald, 81 fair rates. az ti0
Madison street MoL
n OOWS-Ths best aud cheapest furnished
* rooms 81 Memphis suitab g for man ana
vie with OF without boR1d, AT NO ia m64
sngt1u street, nom S. 10 SO per monLn. m9y
a OUsE-A 6ne tw0sstOry Brick Dwelling
mouse. with nine rooms, Gass LlsleEuf
sfc. No rL Exchange street Inquire o.
myI8 A.. HARRIS, % Aaln street
nrUmE HALL several nights IN the
u week. Tor loo yes or societies, Is tor rent
FOR further particulars Inquire az 81. bhh
s4Z Second street, Crto MARTIN COHEN %
Main efrset myl5
% OOM-Ehs room lately occupied by Hite
n G CUrWlne, as JOB Printers, In appeal
building, No. u Union street. Apply 81 Ap-
peal once.
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FOR SALE

OFFICE FURNITURE AND sAFE-IhE
aF PI5-+lrs Insurance Company being
-by,.- III move into their new bulld1nEs
Ifer frr sac fheir oGce furniture and TX
Tarar fucIudInFa me iron safe.
mys ,ss
AW HILL-One-Iourth interest In the
- asw ME- OF Page & Wigs, now In opera
r-o7 e. tbfFcftv. Half cash. balance on time.
INV 20 JAMES A. WIGGA
$50 Front street.
nLUFF CITY MILLS, I7 Poplar street. IN
Ef rood repair; VIII sell on easy terms or
rert ID. E. MYERS.
h, 27K Main street.
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FOR ARKANSAS BTvEJL
Merchants st. Louis sud AFkznsss Rlgsr
paeksf CsnnqrF

Merchants St. Louis aud Arkansss algsr
Packet GslpaEY.
FOR Pine BIuh. Listia Rock, Louls5arz. D7r-
dsnells, OZARK, Van Buren and Fou
smith composed Of the following
Etrstclass, L0W-HEtsr freight
and Passenger Packets
SALliE, 3. 3. lahHsnE, Master
COLUMBIA, irs1s, MasfsF
uTAH, Tx. ggFhsss, HastsF
MINNIE. - HasfsF
Connecting a. Little Rock Wl-1 -
Stages for Hot Springs and the
llRht-draught steamer LEtl1 El1E. Ho1st1n
master, for al points on the upper ArEauBra
railroad and transferred, nee Of eharza a.
boats Of this line Marx and cousiu zo175
70 st. Louis and Arkauzas silver E1cEse ~
OF ELLIOT q MLEM ACTS. IsutnrfE
l. ID, FaILLLEa q Acs AGENTS CarL
Jas SYLVESTER SAM
- @0E.C Commercial zE at LariE aa
The new and elegant ugh.5r1uglu samsr
1LlTTLE R0GKEA
Hcustonmastsr Chas. Conrad e-srE
leaves Little Rock for FcrG smith and az
way landings on Arka1sas river every Eve
dE5s, connecting II Little Rock with ne
st. Lsals aad Arkansas s PkfeasBsra
FROM St. Louis. No.
Freights 1or al points CONSIGNED to care o.
Elliott & M1leEs Memphis. or this COMPANY
VIII be prompuy forwarded Eee OF charge l1r
transfer. JAS SYLVESTER. SUBJ.
Is-5 49 ~. Commereial - 3 Le1lE We
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sTEAMB0ATs
FOR WHITE RIVER.
RAlLROAB PACKET C0nPAHE
WHTTE ~ -.

sssalaa frsm DsyanN BIBR % osauscilsa
with Ire Mslphis ala Lltlls Raek IA.
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4 PILES Ard POTATOEs,
a Cm29 AtZ4 Front street
NFONEY-To loan Money Q CouaieEa-5
vi address N and e Q. % ~, nv
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FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS

FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS
Memphis and ST. Louis .. S. Mail Line
FOR Osceola, Madrid, Hickman, Lmo and
Cairo, Connecting at Belmont with the
Iron Mountain i. r.. az Cairo with
uHnoi Central Railroad, and
boats up the Ohio River
CITY or maste
This elegant steamer VIII leave ~
Is bow
FRIDAY, June ID, at pm.
Tickets for al points via Memphis and st
packets, North, East and West. apply
to General Railroad and Steamboat once.
TON =. DUNN, cor. COurU and Main stss
Freight received al the 81. Louis WharrDoaE
" II. DILL, Agent.
IeZ ELEM CALVERT. Buu'E.
FOR VICKSBURG.
United states Mail Line for vlckaburg.-For
Helena, Napoleon and VicksDurg.
u ST. master
THIS elegant passenger packet @
VII leave as o
SATURDAY, Ian 81, at 5p.m.
Freight received At theStLOuis Wharfboafs
W =. DILL Agent.
i63 ELEM. CALVERT SUPP
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IRusT sALE

NOTICE 8 hereby given that by vl-tus of
~ 2 deco OF trust executed TO ne. ne un-
1sfslsned as trustee, by r. D. Thornton. toss
m e certain debts therein descrfbef dra ~ =
~ aopEiua. I vii nrnnsal -
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FOR CINCINNATI.
New Orleans audC iuclnuatL Packet Company
Fur Calro, Louisville and Cincinnati.
III > E-----..---a- j. alAAr master
TINS splendid passenger PACKET -
wiz cave as
SATURDAY, 90 inst, at 8 pm.
LARRY HARMSrAD co, Agents
fe8 Mosby Block, 94 Front street.
New Orleans q Cincinnati Packet Company.
BOZ cairo. Louisville ami Cincinnati.
NICK LDNHWOEEE------.kates. master
THIS elegant passenger steamer -0
viii leave as above
FRIDAY, I'd inst, at 8 pn-
AK HAEE5IAL Agents.
les M0s5y Block, u Front Row.
H or Gin Ia IA q Il
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
- SAM ] HALE -
Leaves SATURDAY, June Sd, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply ID
fe Ed. COBB Agsn1, $50 Front street
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PRIZE pRAWlNa.

The prizs drawing, which had been ar
ranged tor, then took place, under the
auspiCes Of the Mayor.
The Mayors prize, q gold medal, was
drawn for BY the following eight, whose
standing for the full term since Septem-
Der I. 1870, Is as follows: /. Miss Martha
Kvnkle, 100; 2. Miss Mary Kunkls. IO0.
3. Miss Louisa NOOe, 100; 4. Miss Lizzie
Lyon, 80 9 10; 5. Miss MOIlie Patton.
SO $40; o. Miss Emma Browne. 90 g-IO.
z. Miss Ida Haley, SO 9-l0; Miss Anna
Smith, SO $40.
The little slips were thrown into q hat.
which was handed round. Miss Ida
Haley was the lucky person.
There was q prize Of q gold pen ID be
given by DR.. Fenner-a gold pen and
holder, which was awarded in the same
way. Miss Mary Kunkle got this. Miss
Higoees' prize was drawn for by the three
first named young ladies'. Miss Louie
NOOe got 1t. Then there WIS another prize
Of finely bound volume, art and Song"
by Bell, sent by Messrs. Boyle q Chap
man. This was drawn for by she six
graduates, q Miss Mary Kunkle got It.
The priz8 10 writing was awarded to Miss
Carrie Bruce All the competitors sent
their specimens to Leddin, without any
name attached, and he decided. This was
q portfolio. DR.. Taylor bestowed these
prizes In q graceful manner He said:
aAlthough, by chance, this honor has
to yourlot, yet let It be remembered
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BLONDE REBECCA.
,hecca stood beside the wen,

Rebecca stood beside the well,
Many an age since she of Old.
OF whom the sacred scriptures tell,
Had ceased to keep her fathers fold.
Another age, another land,
Dark splendOr changed to golden glow
Her face was wins q master hand
Might cut upon a cameo.
brought a cup unto the well
And held IL forth; wanted drink,
But life's great passion cast spell
"Give me t1-loyer'-Her eyes did sink.
Her eyes did sink, yet spake she clear,
Marking my goblet's narrow rim,
Whatever vessel cometh here,
Love can but fill it to the bIim.
at is q law thou must not doubt,
Mans loves the vessel held below,
We pour our hearts like water out,
And fill it to the overflow.
"And be thy vessel great or small,
So great or small the draught must be;
So, TOO, thy life, for love is all,
The first, the last, of destiny.
Gle liveth long who loveth much,
For love is life's true measurement;
Who liveth not by love-to such
Life is but thirst and discomfort"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-23
ON THE WING.

Handsome VnIases-A Model Town.
To the Editors of the Union and American:
ATHENS, April 19.-The first burgh
of much importance that one passes on
the line of the East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia Railroad from Chattanooga
TO Knoxville is
CLEVELAND,
a quiet little place of fifteen hundred in
habitauts, than which its worthy citizens
think there is no more unique or fasci-
mating town this side of the moon, and
perhaps not even within or beyond the
confines of Luna or any her sphere.
Next comes
CHARLESTON,
a village of several hundred inhabitants,
beautifully situated on the banks of the
clear-fowing Hiwassee. 1t is in Bradley
county. Just across the stream | have
mentioned, in McMinn county, and really
a part of Charleston, is Calhoun. Speed
ing on through the fertile county last
named, where the crops are all promising
an abundant harvest and the farms all
smiling with veTdure, we reached
ROCKVILLE,
a pleasant little village and the rival of
Charleston. But the iron horse rushes
ahead and we soon arrive at
ATHENS.
Here let your correspondent bide awhile
| TO catch his breath and refresh himself,
for he will not often see place so lovely
or so picturesque. The village which oc-
casioned the above rhapsody, con-
tsins perhaps twelve hundred souls,
and is, leaving off all rant a beauti-
| fully and romsntically located town. It
is not concentrated in one cram2ed
up (w)hole, but diversified with
knoll and dale, and has that prettiest of
all features in town, ample yards,
| shaded with noble forest trees. Skirting
around the hills and through the place is
| limpid little stream that gives power to
! the machinery of several manufacturing
es Adjustments, aud has TO spare for a
hundred more. This Athens, the county
seat of McMinn, is not polluted with
whisky shops and dens of infamy like
many of its contemporaries. 1t is an in
telligent community of schools and
churches. OF the former. two semi
naries are quite conspicuous. They
are on elevations on either side
of the street that leads from
the depot down town. One the ewes
leyian Female College," has regular fac,
ulty and is quite well known institu.
ton. The other is for the benefit of the
public in general, land not ''Weslsyians'
in particular. Besides the two hotels,
there is the boarding house of Mrs. Tour
ner, which has The prettiest grounds run
ning back to the river, is the nestest anG
best kept house with the cleVerest min,
host and hostess that ever lucky way
passers knew. L. w. N. ].
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Beside the toilsome way,
Lonely and dark, by fruits and flowers unclest,
Which my worn feet tread sadly, day by day,
Longing in vain for rest,
An angel softly walks. ~
With pale, sweet face, and eyes cast meekiy
down,
The while, from Withered leaves and flower
less stalks,
She weaves my fitting crown.
A sweet and patient grace,
a look Of firm endurance true and tried,
OF suffering meekly borne, rest on her face
So pure, SO glOri1edl
And when my fainting heart
Desponds and murmurs at its adverse tate,
Then quietly the Anglers bright lips part,
Whispering softly "WaltP
"Patience" she sweetly saith
"1he fathers mercies never come too late;
Grid thee with patient strength and trusting
faith
And firm endurance, waiIP'
Angel, behold, l wait,
Wearing the thorny crown through all lies
hours
Wait till thy hand shall ope tn eternal gate,
And change the thorns to flowers.
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TENNESSEE NEWS.

Fifty men are working hard to COM
plete the new gas works in Chattanooga.
The Chattanooga Times says that the
strike continues at the puddle mills of the
Roane Iron Company. Il ~
Work has been commenced on the new
union depot IN Chattanooga - IN.
On the 19th inst. the connecting wires
were Joined between Chattanooga and
Meridian.
Mr. T. B. Logan announces in tie last
number of the Pulaski Press that his
connection with that journal has ceased.
1t is said that there will be much more
corn planted IN Rutherford county this
year than common; and the fruit-crop in
that county it is thought will be unusually
heavy.
1t is said that each county in the State
is entitled to send three students to the
State Industrial College at Knoxville, free
of charge.
1t is said that several citizens of Wilson
County have recently been badly sold by
New York imitation greenback swlndlers,
among others citizen of Lebanon, who
gave seventy dollars for lot of saw
dust.
In speaking of the Maur county Con-
federate Memorial Association, the Col.
umbia Herald says: At a meeting of
the above Association, held in this place,
on Wednesday, the 9Th inst, the report
of the Secretary and Treasurer shows
that the sum of 5000 has been raised and
now on hand for the purpose of erecting
the contemplated monument in memory
of the Maury county Confederate col
diers who sacrificed their lives in defence
of Whist they believed to be their just
rights"
The Lebanon Herald of the goth inst.
says: "a young man named VIM. Nc
SpaddeD, living in the 18th district, wss
brought before Esquire O'Brien ON Tues.
day. charged with en- assault with intent
to XIII, committed on the person of G. l.
Murphy, on the 91st ult. After examin.
ing about twenty five witnesses, the Jus
tics found the proof insufficient to con
wet, and The defendant was discharged a
plaintiffs cost"
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SERIES OF GRAND DIAMOND GIL

A SERIES OF GRAND DIAMOND GIFT CON-
N certs will be held in Washington, ID. C., com
meDcing on the Sd dsy Of Nav, 1871, the profits
OF which will be devoted t. the relief # the vic
tins of the French war 19U,JOU tickets land TO
morel will be sold, numbered from to 10000.
$3.50 90 worth of Diamonds, Of the finest quality,
warranted by diamond house second to none in
exis or ce, will b. given to holders Of tickets with
out reservation, whether absent or present.
This magnificent collection, which is the largest
and most valuable in America, is cstalOgued a.
follows: One Imperial set, Breastpn and Ear
rings, warranted to be the finest in America,
worth $50 900; magnificent full set, Breastpin,
Earrings and Bracelets worth S., 0UO one similar
ct, worth S32 600; Solitaire diamond ring. woTta
$4,000; one magnificent set of Solitaire Dia-
mOnd studs worth SO o; one beautiful la
dies') full set, Cluster Breastpin, Earrings and
Bracelets, worth 5000; $3.50 SEES and separate
articles, in al ranging in value IRON SO TO
s. 200 each, The proportion between the gins
and tickets is unquestionably the most favor
able ever presented.
The most satisfactory and authentic proofs
Of all eur assertions, from the highest and
most responsible sources and evidences of the
full protection of the pub ic will be found in
the hands of agents in all principal cities.
Orders for tickets or information, addressed
to our New York Office, will receive prompt at
tentiOn- For aIticulars see circulars. Ma
tional Bank OF Republic depository. Tick5'
S.. L. ROBERTSON co Agents,
apri5 I'm SIS Broadway, New 1ors
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UNION AND AMEgIUAn
BEAUTIFUL LINES.

We have seldom, if ever, met with
poetic lines surprising or even equaliDg
he following in beauty of conception
md purity of expression. They should
iud niche in every scrap book, new and
Did, perpetuating the memory of the au-
.hor-the immortal PerciYsl:
s1lEg E Tg s'srs.Eg
Family flow, theu falling river,
Like dream that dies away,
Down to Ocean gliding ever,
Keep thy calm uErufaed way
Time with such a silent motion,
Floats along, on wings OF air,
To eternity's dark Ocean
Burying all its treasure there
Roses bloom, and then they wither-
Cheeks are bright, then Jade and die
Shapes of light are waited hither-
Then, like visions, hurry by;
Quick as clouds at evening driven
Ger the many cOlored west,
Years are bearing US TO Heaven
Home OF happiness and r st
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BUILDING UPON THE SAND.

ny ELIZA COOK.
It's well TO WOO. tits well TO we'd
For 90 the world has done
Since myrtleS grew, and roses blew,
And morning brOu hit the sun.
But have a care, ye young and fair,
Be sure you pledge with truth:
Be certain that your love will wear
Beyond the days Of youth.
For II We give not heart to heart,
AS well rs hand TOR hand,
You'll fnd you've played the ''unwise' part
And built upon the sand"
IT'S well 20 save, tits well to have
A goodly store of gold,
And hold enough Of shining stan,
For charity il cold.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON TIE
i 9Th dSy of April, A d. 1871, a TaTrant I q
bankruptcy was issued against the estate o. =. ";
Hi0oens An the county OF Lincoln, and State Of
tennessee, who has been sdjudged bank
rupt on his own petition; 1hat the pay
ment of any debts and delivery Of any proper
~ belonging To such bankrupt, 70 him OF for his
nse and line transfer Of any property BY MIN, are
forbidden by law; that meeting Of the ereait,
Ors Of the said bankrupt prove their deus s.1
to choose one or more assgnees Of ms sst5te, ~Ll
he "a At a Court OF Bankruptcy, TO b. holden on
the 10Th day Of May, 1871, at 10 o'clock A = -
the ONCE Of the Register in Bank up'ey, IN
Fayetteville, Tenn, before v n. DSIRnt,t G-t'
taSSs+er Z /. DOUGHTY
S1raI II Deputy U. 8 Marshal, Messer ger
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Brownsville has shipped from Sept. /,
1870 to April IS, 1871, as shown By De
pot Agents books, 9,213 bales of cot
ton, against II, 239 tor same time last
season. A gain of 1874 bales.
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Seeds and
Agricultural
Implements.

Special Catalogues Of both sent to applicants on
receipt Of stamp, r h. ALLEN x CO..
l89 and 191 Water ST., New York.
p o. Box 376. mari deodSw3m
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REAL ESTATE BULLETINS,

CONTAINING A FULL LIST OF OUR PROP
[ J eyty for sale, furnished free, oy app ylhS -
nSrrfi a No 50 North College street.
Gonveyances 20 see property iurnlshsd iis7 70
p"''1' ARRIEGTOS, FARRAR WEAKLY
nrls till Oct
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Notice to Tax Payers.
@TnTTCE is HEREBY GIVEN To THE TAX
~ payers Of davidson county, that the assess
st hooks for the various Civil Districts, for the
wear 1871, are row file in my Office for inspec-
i'm and correction of errors Parties desiring to
examine the same, csn have an opportunity OF do
inc al from now until the 18th day Ct May next,
after which time no changes can be made.
". q. EWIE,
isn1bdeodtd&wtd Clerk County Court,
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yANDAL AND JACK MALONE
FOR 8 A LIE

Four year old Blood Stallion "BIJOU,' black,
highly formed and fsshiOnably bred
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PASTURAGE
For any number of horses and mules sitter the u
Of April Terms, 81 per month.
Every attention paid to stock on keep 70 pressn
accidents or escapes, but no liability Tor either.
". G. HARDING.
BELLE MEADE, Feb. 81, 1s71-Sm IBl
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Time with such a silent motion,
Floats along, on wings OF air,
To eternity's dark Ocean
Burying all its treasure therel