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RELIGI0US SERVICES.

REV. DAVID WALK viii preach In the Lin
0en Street Christian Church to-day a. le5<
am, and pm. Subject at night: " The
Carnival OF Flood.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner
Main and Beaie streets. The Rev. VIM. &c.
BoggE viii preach this morning, at II O'Clock,
anu at night at 8 O'Clock.
DR. TICHEroR Will preach in the First Bsp-
list Church at this morning at II O'CLOCK and
In the Central Baptist Church at O'Clock
this evening
REv. J. B. BUTLER will preach at the CheI-
seR Baptist Church this morning, at II o'clock.
REV. A. L. PRTTCHErT Pastor Central N. @.
Church, hss returned to the city, and viii
preach this morning at l01S o'cloci- Sab
bath school at 81 O'Clock.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Asnphls RsaI Esfats RIs6Ibuioa,


Drawing to Take Place Oct. 81, 1871.
u was the desire OF the Managers g. perfect
the drawing Of the schema upcn ths tag
designated, August 81 bat the Great Draw
ing. that has for its principal object The sale
OF valuable Memphis property, could not be
psrfestsd without more time. As cur oiti-
Esns (many Of the'ul preferred e postpone
mant. withsa drawing of The entire list =atner
than the half matnred afair thus WithdraF-
/, q portion Of thereal property from mar
-. ID the Managers carried cut their pro-
-, -. ing OF ths slzt). Il was the dtsp0-
s,,,,,,, - -, 9asgers 70 draw, sven did but
half the tickets Ia. ~
the earnest request CT "a = -
havs a complete drawing. tn. ----
OF agents Ia the laIgs ciIies for
has induoad them 20 yisid 70 the wis
their friends, advisers and agents, and ~
consent to q postp1nemsnt to October, 81,
proz, Ehsn the drawing VIII positively take
pIacA
sepI PAssAORE & RUFFIN. Managers.
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WIND AND SEA.


Thc sea IS 5ovial cOmrade,
He laughs wherever be goes;
HIS merTinent shines In the dimpiinZ lines
That wrinkle bis hale repose;
He lays himself down 81 the feet Of the sun,
And ahaEes all over vii b glee.
And the d-baoked bliloWs fell faint On
the shore,
In the nirth OF the mighty seat
But the Wind is sad and restless.
And cured with a inward pain,
XSu may bark IS you viii, by valley or hill,
Bat you hear him still complain.
He waits on the barren mountains,
And shrieks on the Wintry sea;
He sobs in the cedar, and moans IN the pine,
And shudders over the aspen tree.
welcome are both their voices.
And know not which is best
Ths laughter thst slips from the Ocean 3 lips
Or the cOmf0rtless Winds unrest
there Is pang IN All rel oicing,
Joy in the heart Of pain,
Ana the Wind that saddens, the Sea that
gladdens,
are singing the self-same strsini
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ranks. Bat we think we see the
greatest danger in this new departure
affair, and as an honest journalist, We
feel il q matter Of duty to warn the
public against 1t. We intend TO make
no settled fight upon honest differ
ences OF opinion among Democrats,
but we shall speak plainly and can
didly; and labor to preserve harmony
in the party. To elect Democrat
in mere name to the Presidential
chair, upon Radical platform, Is not
a victory over which we could rejoice.
When q mans hands are tied he Is
helpless enough. But when his mind
is fettered, he is an infant indeed.
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The Shooting kateh at Nashville.

NASHVILLE, September 1.-The
shooting match between Captain
Needy, Of Louisville, and Mr.. Brooks,
Of Nashville, st the Fair Grounds to-
day, was won. By the former, VINO
killed f0rIy-eight out of his fifty birds.
Brooks killed thirty-eight cut Of forty
four, and threw up the sponge.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

PAxON-The funeral OF Mrs. MYRA. c. G.
PAxoE viii take place this SUNDAY after
noon at 3 O'Clock, from the restder ce OF her
mother, No % Exchange street. The friends
of the family, and of her brothers, Ed. W,
and Walker Outlaw, are re spectfuIIy invited
to attend. Carriages In attendance at resi-
denee. Services By Rev. Mr.. wart
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COTTON PRESS.
N. D. Cheeks TrOught-IrOn Screw PIanta-
ton Cotton Press.


Patented Dec. g, 1868; August 3, lf70.
4 r Ny OLD STAND, I22 LINDEN ST
"a Memphis, Tennessee will supeTinteud
and give my entire attention to the mana
fscture Of tnis justly celebrated and most
wonderful labor saving Cotton Press. InFhe
last two years L have sold this Press TO many
old experienced cotton planters, to whom IL
has given s1eh universal and entire satisfac-
tiOn that 1t would now be superfiuo in me
to say more than pledge ysslf that, this
year, the Cheek Cotton Press shall be fully
equal, II not superior, TO those sold last
year. Suffice it to say, that in balin- on this
press you are rid Of much laber, many DIM
culties, and vast amount or annoyance that
you have when baiing on any other press, to
say nothing of the hum bug tricks.
All orders for the Cheek Cotton Press must
be addressed to FORD, PORTER q Co. Menu
phis TenneEsee n d. CHEEK
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RKRLIN, September 1.-The Prus-
Sian. Cross Gazette says that il was
agreed at Gastein that Prussia should
make representations to Russia calcu-
lated 10 lead 70 the restoration Of
good understanding between Russia
and austria.
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CsIsbratsd Virginia Bittsrs.

~ This celebrated remedy, invented BY a
distinguished Virginia Physician, and used
by physicians in that State for years past, is
now coming into general use. Il is the
only Pure article of the kind to be had,
and for preventing ChiIIs and Fevezsand
all distressing diseases arising from MAS
matte influences. is the most valuable agent
known. In all eases of debility, indiges-
ton, loss OF appetite. ETC., 1t has never aad
an eq1RI. No family should be without it.
For sale everywhere. Price 81 per bottle.
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Nashville Comes to Time.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, September L.
Policeman Starkey attempted last
night to arrest Thos. 81. Jett0n, a
railroad brakeman, for dis0rderly con.
duct; he wrenehed Starkey,s mace
frcm him and struck him in the head,
cutting a fearful cash, and then started
OF. Starkey drew q pistol and shot
Jetton twice, one shot taking eject In
his body.
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The Rev. Robert Thomson, a British
clergyman, wiz, it is said. preach two
sermons, believed on good authority
to have been composed BY Sir Walter
Scott, at Abbotsford, IN 1898, for q
young clerical friend Of his own. The
sermons are very sceree, being almost
out Of print.
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Academy Of st. Csct
FOR YOUNG LADIES'
-nder the Patronage Of the RfgI
BiAh0D Of Nashville.

disease and filing the air with sieken-
ing Odors. In many localities the
citizens are compelled to close thess
doors and windows, and endure q
want of ventilation and the excessive
heat Of the summer nights that the
noisome smells from the streets NAV
be excluded. The branches of the
city as well as the State government
seem characterized by imbecility,
corruption, fraud and violence. The
grand jury, reporting the condition OF
the Boys House Of Refuge. state that
the treatment of inmates by Henry,
superintendent, and Sehwind, Assist
ant, deserve TO be stignatiZed as bru-
tai and ruffianly in the extreme. and
the sooner a jail wall is placed be-
tween society and Messrs. Henry and
Schwind, the better il would be for
society. judge Abel, of the First
District Court, calls the attention Of
the grand jury to the acti0u of the
State Treasurer, Dubuclet, in refusing
to pay the original creditors of the
State, and compelling them to sell
their claims to his friends. Abel
says the State treasury, once the pride
of the State and financial agent
Of her creditors, has been literally
turned over to the tax gatherers,
broken shavers, and hangers-on I
have presided long in this court, and
have some idea of the depreciation
and plumber Of burglars, thieves, etc.,
and am satisfied that the officials of
the State have in two years plundered
the State of more than all the thieves
for the last quarter of a century.
Fraud, speculation, oppression, extOr-
ton and blackmailing are resorted TO
in a most unscrupulous manner. The
millions raised by the two per cent.
tax, and the vsst amount of licenses.
will be absorbed, at least one-haIf OF it
being consumed by corrupt officials
and merciless brokers, and. those Off
cial economists who manage, out of a
salary of less than $4,000, to save a
quarter of a million. He regards the
laws inadequate, with the present
jury system, to check or punish these
officials, and advises the wise of the
State to counsel together for its re-
demptiOn. In conclusion, he SAYS:
1.-The darkest page in the history of
the State is now being made up in
darkness, which, l repeat, when de-
ciphered, will present bankruptcy and
perhaps future repudiation. The great
criminals who are destroying the fut-
ure Of this State may for the present be
too strong for the imperfect laws upon
the subjsct-tOo corrupt to fear jury,
one-hall of whom can neither read nor
write; but they may yet meet the
fr0wns and indignation of an injured
people, and be forced to enjoy their i'll
gotten gains beyond their sight.
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NASHVILLE. SepteBber The
Comptroller received information to-
day, from his New YORK agent. that
Sl.734, ,702 ia State bonds hsq been
paid for the purchase Of the Mobile
and Ohio railroad, reducing the Stafe
debt that amount.
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DR.. Lisle, of London, says that he
has cured tWenty-one cases of cholera
cut of tWenty-six, by administering a
solution Of five parts sulphate of COP
per to one hundred distilled water,
about thirty drops, to which add ten
drops of Sydenham's laudanum and
four ounces of sugar and water. DR..
DrOuet advocates q solution of castor
oil in collOdion being applied with a
brush to the abdomen. The mixture
forms water proof film, which pre-
vents perspiratiOn, and vomiting and
cramps are instantly arrested.
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No NOPOstpOnement

DY THE ADVICE AND EARNEST EN-
ID treaty Of no one, the drawing. which tie
advertisement following explains. is not,
and viii not, be postponed, Dat VIII SURELY
take place st the time mentioned
Those wanting tickets viii please send in
the orders soon or they wiz be uLaDls % Sc
cure them, as the number 10 limited 70 0o0a.
Read the advertisement inmsdiasely I1l-
lowing:
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The contest between the Episcopal
Bishop Of Illinois, and the Rev. Mr..
Cheney, wakes warmer and savors of
the world, worldly. 1t is simply dis
graceful and is a melancholy exhibit
Of the weakness of the flesh.
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mIssIsslPPI FEmALE COLLiNeV

uERNA ANpO, MISSISSIPPI. Mrs.
II -Southworth, Principal; Prof Con
Winkier, Principal Music Departmenrov-
ss asS n Ior s1s Teeeption 81 pg has
see circulars, or apply In person OF bsThe
to the Principal. svnff
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saiurday, tha 8Oth Day Of septamber.
Nen-Rssldenf Watiea

AaSAa- a-Aooaa3GA -a8AlEos
No. 884-In the Second Chancerv Canrt a.
Shelby county, Tsnn.-The city Of Neflnl,is
v6. Robert 9. Brinkley, Vim. B. WsIdrsn-
sam Tate a. ]. Wichs, p. C. Bethel e. ~
Mum tord. N. B. Forrest, T. MoDavtff +. n
White. Memphis and Charleston Raflresd
Company, John Overton, VIM, Dic<sor, h
2. Dougherty and W. x. DRney's Executor
and Administrator.
IT Z appearing from affidavit died in this
4 cause that the defendants, William DICE.
son, J. Z. Oougherty and executor OF VI. II.
Dancy, whose name Is unknown. are f,s,1-
residents Of the State OF Tennessee.
II Is therefore ordered by Clerk and Hfsata,.
That they make their appearanca berain. : I
the Court house Of the Second Cha11ca.-e
Court OF Shelby county, In the city Of Mem. |.
phis, Tennessee, on or before the figst Mon.
day in October, 1STl. and plead. answer
or demur to complainant's bill Or fhe
same viii be taken lor confessed a1s z, them
and set Tor hearing exp1Tte; and thai con-
or this order be published once week. for
four successive weeks, In the Nam phiF An.
peal. This September q l87I
-. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and M aster.
BY Geo. Mallery, Deputy Jerk ana Masfe,.
Wsn- X. Randolph, Sol for oompl't. sea sat
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TAX NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR.
" MEMPHIS. September /. 1871.
- A Ii PROPERTY on which TAXES have
not been paid for ISzO, viii be ADVERTISED
on the 2Ofa Of september. Come forward
and SAVE ADDITIONAL ExPENsE.
FELIX W. RoRERTSOE,
seS City Tax Collector.
City nanara nc,r,r . ruanlrn
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NEw ADYERTlsMENrs.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY
Ome1@l Dravv4n<s.

O"o1al ADrG1 % LA So
MORNING CLASS-No. Az.
"A, SO, 81, "a, "a, So, 6, I, 4s, rs, 81, 9, SO.
EVENING CHASING. 4Is.
40, 81, 15, 43, So, IS, 81, q, 8, 7s, As, IS, 1.
Lotteries draw twice daily. Prizes nom
sl5J TO s500l9, paid in money By j. E.
FRANCE, sg't, 4355 North Court st. Box Ia7.
Memphis, Tenn, P. 0. MURRAY, MILLER
a CO., Managers, ST. Louis, no.
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RAEFLE.

TENHE rafae Of CARPENTERS CHEST. 20
4 have have taken place last night at III
Poplar street, has been postponed until a xt
~ O'clock Se3
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CHAN OF TIME.
CfOhMENCING Sunday, Eeptem nor Sd.
~ le7i Until further notice, trains V III ran
daily as follows.
Leave -Memp phiE.......... ............T 90 a N
L4-hNt- ptltlu..--.- ...--.-o 20 am
Ar ive-Hunte rsVill Ville...................I5s5 % M
Arrfve-Llttle eRocz....--..-..-.....--..---l5 IS pm
Returning arrive at lphis.---.6Cg pm
Ferry boat leaves fOcr Of Union street
promptly at 7-5G am. Close c. unectiona made
at Davails Bluff with 4. 4. Packet COS line
o. steamers for All points on White River.
connecting At Little ROck with regular line
Of stages for Hot Springs. Camden. ArkadeI-
phia, Washington and poillfs IN Texas. Also
w1Ih steamers on Arkansas river for Pima
Bun, Fort smith and lntermediata points.
and with tram on the Little Rock ana
Fort En1itd railroad.
For tickets or Information apply AZ Com
pany Cfice t5S Mao ison street: AZ ONCE .,F
Memphis and Louisville Railroad, 25z5S Main
street. o. AZ of1ce OF Memphis and Charles
ton Eaitroad. rs Main street
q. =. OAKLEY ALhA WADDELl.
Genl Ticket Ag't. Passen ger Ag't.
4 .. LIZ EEslEORE.
sep2 General Superfntendens.
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SEPTEMBER 3. 1871,
LARGEsE spHO0L IN THE
NASHVILLE, TENN.


w f. WARDS Seminary. Parent
w ing very Superior city advanti
their daughters, In the most su,
school of the south, AZ reasonable q
VII send for q catalogue 70 W. E. vi
Open HepLTs tsu2s) Nashvfne,tanal
NEIas X. ]. BRYAN's SELECT sian
IVA for Young Ladies' and Small
Elliott street, Memphis. Tenn. The Il
sion VIII begin the frst Monday
tember- The school Is located IN
No pains WIN be spared By S'Su the II Jtesar-An
render render the advancement OF pupils ~ Of
4NEts
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TUESDAY. 0cTOBER b. R7l

As the day for distribution. when It is ez-
peeted viii be assembled the largest nun Der
OF persons ever present at enc time On tns
grounds.
Tickets, numbered and stamped, good for
that day only, vii ent1tle tGs Doidas to ad-
mission 70 tne Grounds, and part patton IN
tbs chances OF the following Inst OF
VALUABLE CASH PREHfTTxa.
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VIZ ETEVrNeaH 3 gng

4 4 PINE ST, N. Y. RAILWAY AGENTS
i i for negOtiattr ( loans, selling bonds the
purchase of iron aud steel rails, IGeofn otfvss
cars, and All supplies for railway com paufes.
BroKers for tne purchase aud sale 81 reaI
estate, Investments made, loans negotiated
and mortgages cashed. seq
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MISSISSIPPI
AGRICULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL

AGRlcuLTURAL, EDUCATIONAL
AND -
MANUFACTURERS AID SOCIETY,
AuthorizeGby the Legislature ofthe State.
SATURDAY MORNING, CLASS I09. SEPT q ISL
a 9 10 IL u ls rs
Al, lS, 20, 5s, 5, q, Ss, 81, S., 3d. q, So.
SATURDAY EvEELNG, GLASS no. SEP. 2 1871.
80 SIS 10 II Il % "a
IS. 10, u, 4s, 70, 49, SO, AZ, y, 2, 28. IS, As.
245 SECOND STREET
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: 400 ACREs OF DEsERAnI.E LANn

NKTE are instructed by the owner 70 offer
w at public sale, to the highest bidder
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THIS partnersiliD heretofore existing be-
u tween Dlsm1kea a Howard "a dissolved
b. hmllatlon- me o1aiuess deroslter win
1s conuucte1 4f the same b ace 6V
y. c. HOW AIlD q CO.,
No. 7o Monroe street.
AENRH1s September J, ls71. sep
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Worthy Your Attention

~ The New Orleans market Is the only
one in the United states, except New York.
which Is really and fully supplied with
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OFFICERS.
HD. CONNELL. President
b BINGHAM, Vlce-RresidenGf
j. p PREC9OTT, Secretary.
VS. BRuCE Treasurer.
ONLY mem asra Of the Order In good atfIno-
~ Ing admitted 2he fees are small Adj
mission fee, IS, In advances. animal fee, 81.
in advance, and 81 npon tha death of each
mem Der within thirty days after being notl-
dedl, Wbeu his family, or any person deglg-
mated By him. viii be entitled 70 the aurra-
gate Of 81 from every member OF the AHso-
citation. All Odd Fellows in Tenuezsse, Mis-
sissippi and A1kaneas. are eligible 10 mem.
stitatiOn. 70 bonaat the families Of fta de-
ceased mem npers. aul8 dAB
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CHAN OF TIME.
fOHMENCING sunday, Eepten Dor
4 1fTf Until furfl her uoffoo frairrz rr an p
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MEMgHIs AHD LII RocK 3 3

sspI PAssAoRE q RUFFIE, Managers.
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R1iL?'OOdS.
80 ga Go = IL Eszzzsz11
June 10Th If

SvHESAPE T. "a -. IL. R.-On and
- after September LIST, Passenger Trains
sulphur Springs, connecting at Gordonsville
with the orange, Alexandria and Manassas train
for Washington and North, and Lynchbur
and South
335 !? M.-Accommodation Train for Cor
louisville. except on Saturday, on which day it
leaves at five P. NJ. This train connects at Cor
louisville with night trains on the Orange. Alex
andrla and Manassas Railroad for Lynchburg
and Washington.
Through tickets at low rates, sold to all points
Northwest and Southwest.
Further information may be obtained at the
companys offices.
No Passenger Trains are run on Sundays.
A. III. PERRY,
General Superintendent.
JAMES Z. NETHERLAND, Gen'l Ticket Agent
&c
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FOscsstL7'ies.

GEO. EYLER. HENRY COOPER. VIM J. NELSON
vHvEHE PARTNEEgSEEEp of Parkins
= Nelson q Co, having been dissolved by the
sale OF the interests of some of the partners and
the establishment having come into our pos es-
sion. we appear before the public with improved
facilities. and with discrimination to please in
Price sesGa style of WORK
We respectfully ask from the people of Vir-
ginia and the South, fair share of patronage
We propose to manufacture and repair porta-
bic and stationary Steam Engines and Boilers,
aw mills, Mining Machinery, Hydraulic and
crew Presses for Oil and Tobacco Car Wheels,
Car Trucks, ohalting. Pulleys and Hangers
W keep on hand iull assortment OF repairs
for the Fiji Thre>hing Machine which we will
furnish fitted upon short notice
We al so Manufacture PlowS Plow Castings,
Hay Kakes, Hay Presses, Straw Cutters and
Agricultural implements generally.
Address
EYLER, COOPER s. co,
mafZo-tf Stanton Va
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HAMILTON EASTER g. SONS

dAMI GION EASTER U SONS,
OF BALTIMORE Md,
In order the better to meet the wants of their re
tail customers at distance have established s
Sample Bureau,
and will, upon application, promptly send b
mail full lines of samples of the Newest an6
most Fashionable Goods. Of FRENCH EN-.
GLISH and DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE
guaranteeing at all times to sell as loao if not al
less prices, than any house in the country
Buying our goods from the largest and most
celebrated manufacturers in the different parts
of Europe, and importing the same by steamers
direct to Baltimore, our stock is at all times
promptly supplied with the novelties of the Lon
don and Paris markets
As we buy and sell only for cash, and make nc
bad debts, We are able and willing to sell our
goods at FROM TEN TO FIFTEEN PER CENT LESS
PROFIT than if we gave credit.
In sending for SAM les specify the kind Of goods
desired: We keep the best grades of every class
of goods, from the lowest to the most costly
Orders u'eacconapaqied By the cash a0aU be sent
c. o. d.
PROMPT-PAYING Wholesale BUY
ERS are invited to inspect the stock in our job
bing and Package Department Address
HAMILTON EASTER 4 SONS,
1917, 1879, POI and 203 West Baltimore ST.,
oc25-ly Baltimore. Md.
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Insurance
fsassse az gsiEEgaSE
LII IisI RAlfE COM ANY OF
EEEGE.NE.9,

Cap tai. ...... S:sNe, goo.
\ G MCILwAIFE ....... President
DARCY PAUL W.. p..;,..-
FAUl, Secretary.
D DR. = N w. b hA+SI Medical Directors.
JOHN f LAY ! General Agents and Secre-
JoBN B WILSON aries OF Richmond Board.
Hcine Office at Peter burg Va with Local
Boards at Richmond and Norf' *.
This Company invests al Reserve from Pre-
miuus in the State, and within the limits OF the
Department from which they are derived
We invite examination and solicit Investments
in this solvent
Il ON E STIT 9 TON,
with names and capital commanding confidence
GEO q. JACKSON,
Cent 4 gent for Stanton and adjacent counties
Dr. B NJ. ATKINSON Me heal Examiner
As to the business experience lars a means and
high Integrity OF the gentlemen controlling this
Company, L refer. by permission t. Col ohm
& Baldwin Smith " Elder. Hon A II IL stu
art, Addison Waddell, Shefey Il Bum gariner
VI. Harvey Effinger, Cashier Ist National Bank ;
Y. G. Eskridge, Cash ier National Valley Bank !;
Mayor n X. Trout.
Ofice-Corner of Augusta and New Court
house streets. adjoining ID. 5. Young's law office
au29-tf
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Standing at the Gate.
BY ''ENNIUs. -


We stood in silence at the gate,
My own beloved and |,
And watch I'd to see the golden lamps
Hung out in the evening sky.
And when we saw the western star
Burn on. the brow of night,
] whispered that my love for her
Would ever burn as bright.
Bereft we stood beside our gate,
My little wife and /,
And trusting raised our fearful eyes
Up TO 3he evening sky.
And white against he starry arch
That bent so bright above,
We saw two little angel forms,
The children of our love.
We stood together at the gate,
My aged wife and I,
And saw Night roll her sable car
Far up the eastern sky,
But when we bent cur fearful gaze
Along the azure west,
One angel hand was reckoning
From out the land of rest.
stand alone beside the gate,
Beneath heavens radiant arch,
Where many great and glittering world
Pursues its westward march.
Time rolls his months and years away,
And yet in grief stand,
And watch against the western star
To see the beckoning handi