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State oi Tennessee. Narros Count,
Circuit Court, May Tenn, l5i3.
Whereas. NJ. &. Wright formor Tax
Collector Of the public Tax for the coun.
y OF Monroe and State Of Tennessee for
the year 1869, do report tho following
tracts or parcels of laud as having been
assessed for State and county taxes fer the
years 1868 and 1869, thut the taxes
thereon are due and unpaid, and that the
respective owners Of the same have
no goods aud chattles within their limits
OF said county of Monroe, on which he
can destrain for said taxes, to-wir:
Atkinson, one tract Of land valued at
$500, lying in the 18th civil district, con.
tanning 100 acres. Taxes due for 1869,
s. %, collectors fee, 81, clerks fee, 81 90,
printers fee, s. 80. Total, 50 95.
Edward Racsdale's Heirs. Que tract
containing $50 acres, value $500 90, "
ing in the 18th civil district. Taxes due
for 1868, S3S7k. Also the same tact as
the property vi Lnthsr RagSdale for the
year 1869. Value $500. Taxes, So 50,
one poll, 50 10, collectors fee, Il, Gle rks
fec, 81 ~, printers fee, 81 80. Total,
gig ON.
Dun!ops Heirs. One tract of land
situated in Goth civil district, containing
1920 acres, Value 81 COO. Taxes due for
the year 1869, $l3 50, collectors tees! OO,
clerks fee, 81 50, printers fee, 81 81. To.
tal, SIT 81.
Upton, Galloway, Glenn & Co. One
tract containing 6OjG acres, situated in
9Oth civil district. Value $500 Taxes
duo for 1869, So so, collectors fee, 81,
clerks fes, 81 80, printers fee, 81 50.
Total, $40 80.
Is is therefore considered By tho court
that judgment be aud is hereby entered
against the aforesaid tracts Of land in the
name Of the State, for tire sums annexed
to each, being the amount of taxes, costs
and charges due severally thereon, Cor
the year 1868 and 1869 And it is or.
dered by the court that the said several
tracts Of land, or so much thereof as shall
be sufficient Of each of them to satisfy the
taxes, costs and charges due severally
thereon, be sold as the law directs.
Witness Z Il Griffith, clerk of our
said court, at office in jacksonville, the
second Monday of May, 1872.
f. E. GRTFIrH, clerk.
In obedience tn the foregoing order Of
sale to me directed, | will expose to pub,
lie sale, at the court house door, in Mad,
iFonville, Nonroc county, Tenn, on the
first Monday in July next, the foregoing
tracts Of land, or so much thereof. as MAJ
DO necessary to satisfy the aforesaid taxes
costs and charges due seveyully thereon
unless the same be previously paid.
NJ. 6. WRIGHT,
Late Tax CvlIactor, &c.
May 2lst, 1872.
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M. CNas. VI. StieF-Deur Sir: We
have had occasion to try aud carefully
test your Pianos, both grand and square,
and are happy to be able to congratulate
you upon the nctuaI high state Of per.
fection these instruments hnye reached.
They possess n great volume and fine
quality Of tone, pure singing sound, an
svcnncss throughout the entire scale, and
elastic touch, in fact all qualities combiu-
I'D which constitute a good Piano. We
consider your pianos perFe. in every part,
and equal to any Piano we know Of, and
feel confident that they will take high
rank with the best Pianos made in this
country or elsewhere, as they fully de-
serve.
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RODERT II. ARCHER.


BALTINoRE, WD., NprlI, I6GN.
To Messrs. Stiaf-Gents: ! feel it n
pich'urahlc duty to make some public ac-
KIM wlodSemcnt OF your very magnificent
present to our 2outhern Relief Fair. |
ain proud that you, gentlemen, still find
yourselves ubIe to give such $1,000 dona.
lions to aid the sufferers in our Southern
lard, after having contributed with so lib
rrul a hand to each and every call made
Wpou you during the entire four years Of
che vnr. hope our friends of the South
viii remember this when they find them
sslvss able to purchase handsome Pianos.
Respectfully,
MRs. A. ID, EGERToS,
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NIRorNI, FEMALE INsrIrrrE, }

Stanton, Va, March g., 1871.
This is to certify that We have in our
Institute fourteen Pianos, manufactured
hy Chas. N. StieH, Baltimore. MI. They
have been tested By the side Of others in
adjoining rooms, aud hive fully met our
expectations Wa were first induced 20
purchase Of Mr.. SticG by his generous
n~Aaring to the Southern peorie in 1868
Shen We needed friends to enable Us 10
resume business. We cordiully recon-.
Rsnd him TO our numerous lrieudS and
patrons in the South.
Rev. Il. II. PHILLIPS, Principal.
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PArArscn FEMALE INSTITUTE, !

Ellicott City. Md, Feb. 2G. 40. I
Mr.. Chus. NJ. StirG-I have used your
Pianos in ms school for over two years,
| have seven at present in use. and | find
they all wear we'll. The action is free
aud the tone full and rich. | commend
G,om to any one desiring to purchase good
Instruments.
With sincere wishes for your continued
Buceess, | remain
Respectfully,
RoUCRT II. ARCHER.
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Mnrch EJlh, IHU.
Ten Of tho sixteen piaros NTH which
the Augusta Female Seminary is furnish
cd, are from Chas. VI. Stieh, which il the
hsat proof | can give Of tn estimation in
which | hold them. MARY ]. BALpwIN,
Principal Of a. F. Seminary.
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Ayers Cherry Pecroral,
For Diseases of tho Throat and Lungs,
such AZ Coughs, Colds, WhoopinR
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and summit

Probably never before in the whole history Of
medicine, has any Thing won SO widely and 50
deeply upon the confidence Of mankind, ~ this
excellent remedy Tor pulmonary complaints.
Through a long series Of wears, and among mOet
OF the races Of men 1t has isen higher and higher
In their estimation, rs 1t has become better known.
Is uniform character and power TO cure the va
riOus affections Of the lungs and throat, hnye
made II known "a u reliable protector against
them. While adapted to milder forms Of disease
and TO young children, II Is at tho same time tho
most ~efectuAl remedy that can he given for ineip-
lent consumption, and the dangerous affections
OF the throat and lungs. ms q provision against
sudden attacks Of Group, II should be kept on
hand in every family, and indeed rs all are somS
times subject to colds and coughs, all should be
provided with this AntidOte for them.
Although settled Consumption IL thought In.
eurablc, still great numbers Of cases where the
disease seemed settled, have been completely
cured, and the patient rest6red to sound health
by the Chcrry PICTORIAL. so complete Is its
mastery over the disorders of the Lungs and
Throat, that the most obstinate of them yield TO H.
When nothing else could reach them, under the
Cherry Pictorial they subslde AID disappear.
Singers and Public Speakers hnd greas
protection from II.
Asthma is always relieved and often wholly
cured by it.
Bronchitis Is generally cured by taking the
Cherry PcctOrdi in small and frequent doses.
SO generally are It's virtues known, that We
need not publish the certificates OF them here, or
do mora than assure the public that Its qualities
are fully maintained.
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IN Rome Hotel, GA

Formerly the Tennessee House,
rs Now open for the reception Of aussts vtA
l. with new appointments throughout. Isle
Gated within 90 steps Of the Railroad plAsfsra,
convenient to the business portion Of ts-1. H
Omnibus needed. Servants polite AID s~ttsatve
to their respestivs duries. All baggage hsadlsd
free Of charge. Satisfaction gsaran.eed.
!. 4. STANSBURY,
ilfes?:n Proprietor.
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FEVER AND AeUE.

Fever and AgaO curel for 80 cents. nersSA
not a remedial agent In this world that vii sAs
Fever and Ague, and all other MAAriou,, Bllii-
GUS, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow, and other ieyeI<,
lOided by Railways Pills. 10 quick 40 RAdWay's
Ready Relief. Fifty cents per bottle.
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Esnawav,arscnay Lsslle5

Ea, 10, -.
Ecn5vay'T fsrudY Relief
Cures the worst pains
~ PROM ONE To TWENTY MINUTES.
Not One lInur after reading this advertise.
meut need any ore suffer With pain.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF is a cure for I've.
~ pain.
Il was the frat and is
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDl
that instantly stops tue most sIgrueisiiut pairs,
Hllays inAammGtiohs, and cures eoHgeIiSnt
whether If the Luhgs, Stomach. Bowels, or 9TH
er glands or orrans, by one application.
In from ONE TO TWENTY minutes,
no matter how violent or eycrucia,ing the rain
the Rheumatic, Bed-rilden, Inirm, Crippled,
Aeryons, Neuralgia, or Frustrated with disease
may suffer,
RAILWAYS READY REL IEF
win afrori instant eaes.
Inflammation Ui the kidneys,
Inflammation OF tie Bladier.
Inflammation GC the Bowels.
Congestion Of the Lungs.
Sore Throat, D7eult Breathing.
Palpitstion Of the Hear.
Hystcrics, Group, Dil,heria.
CAtsrrh, lnau,E3,.
Headache, Too.hAche.
Neuralgia, Reclamation.
Cold Chilll. Aguo Chills.
The application Of the Ready Relief TO tie
part or parts where the palm or d~itAculIy eIiEts
viii afford ease and comfort.
Twenty drops 10 half e tuRblcr of wafer will
In y few moments cure Cramps, SqasIu', -Four
Stomach, Heartburn, Sick Headache, Dianhes,
Dysentery, Collie, wind in the bo6sis, and oil
internal pains.
Travellers should AlWays carry a bottle Of
Railways Ready Relief with them. A fnw
droPs in water will proven, sickness or pAlba
from change Of water, IL Ia better than French
RrAnly Or Biters as a stinulant.
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SCI NJ IN AR Y,
CHATITA, TENN.
W 7 rhTp prirn;,ol
W. L. CATE, PRINCIPAL.

THE Sixth Annual Session Of this Institution
/ will commence Thursday. August ist, lST2.
Owing to aid received from the Peabody Fund,
the following low rates Of Tuition per session Of
five Months are presented:
fl!st Illh6, ..'''. .'.''..'. ''.'''.''.'SJ.O
second las, ''.''.''''''' .'''''''''.Sl'hV
lhlrd llhSs, ...'' ,...',' ,'.. .'...' piO'DO
Instrumental Music, ...... ..FIJ.OO
Contingent Fee ut Entrance, ........... 81 90
Board eau be had with tho Principal, or with
families in the community, at g. per wcCek,
washing and lights extra.
Students, by using Dormitorics, can board
themselves at an expense Of about $3.50 ner
month.
The course Of study includes the Natural
Scicncc5, Mathematics and Languages. In
s]lructiou given in Eo'al Music free.
This School il located in BRADLEY county, enc
mile East from Chatata Depot. Situation Gle
ya;cd and dry. Water goud. For other par
~ticulara address the Principal, or Col. II. Is.
Ycarwooi, SwCetwater, Tenn,
G. b. CATE, prcs't.
Samuel julian, Scc'y. jun2O-5m
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GSigncd

A. L. Rodenmayer, Il. A. Grosspclins,
:. X. Davis.
Send for Illustr, ted Catalogue, contain .
ing names of over twelve hundred South
srnsrs I've hundred of which are Virgin
,aas. .wo hundred North Carolinians, one
hundred and fifty East TGnnesseeans, and
others throughout the South, who have
bouyh. the Stief Piano since the close of
tive var. nprl8-6m
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Ayers .Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Remittent Feyor, Dumb
ARue, Periodical or Bilious Fever, 40,
and indeed oil the affections which arise
from mala-lous, marsh, or miasmatio
poisons.
As it, name implies, II does Cure, and does nN
fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, BlL
mHth, Pine, nor any other mineral or poisonous
substance whatever, II In noTise injuries any pa
tent. The number and Importance Of its cures
In the ag1Ie dlstricts, are literally beyond account,
and we believe without a parallel In the history
Of Ague medinlne. Our pride II gratliled. by The
acknowledgements we receive Of the radical curos
effected in obstinate cases, and where other rem
ediea had wholly failed.
Unacclimated persons, either resident In, or
travelling through miasmatic localities, Will DO
protected by taking tie AGUE CURE daily.
For Hrer Complaints, arising nom torpid
lty Of the Liver, il Is an excellent remedy, simu.
lating the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders aud Liver Complaints, Il
Is al excellent remedy, producing many truly
remarkable cures, whore other medicines had
failed.
Prepared BY DIR. j. G. AVER & Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and
sold all round tho world.
PRIZE. 300 PER BOTTLE.
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BENEFICIAL 70 FEMALES,

Strengthening he holy, inyigorating the mind,
and giving tome and elasticity to the whole sys-
TEN. The HnME BlTrERS are compounded
with the greatest care and 10 tonic stimulGnt
Inns ever before been offered 70 the public N
pleasant " the taste and ut the FGnc time cauI.
tinin. N many remedial agents endorsed ~ the
medical fraternity as the hest known to the
Pharmncria, 1t costs but litle TO give them u
fair trial, "ul
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SURE PREVENTIVE

For Fever aud Ague, lnicrmittcnt', illousncTs
and all disorders arising from malarious causes
Tney are highly recommended ~ an Anti pyp-
peptic. and in cnses Of indigestion are ~invalur.
Llc. IS an ap. ctizrr Nnd recuperan,, and in
eaScs orCcneral debility, they have never, in =
single instance, failed in producing the most
happy results. They are particularly
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oRoo and New WarerOums,

VAVV auU W0" ""IUIUUAb'
No. 0, N. Lib, st., Baltimore, Nd,
The stis6s Pianos contain 81 the latest i'm
proremeuts to be found In a hrSt-class Piano,
With additional improvements ofhis owh inven-
ton, not to be found in other instruments. The
tone, touch and finish oil their Instruments can
aoi be sIeeled by any manufactured.
AlArge assortment Of second. hand iian0s al
uays on hand, from sT5 to $500.
PArlOr and Church Organs, some twcnty diff.
teYOnt styles on hanl from s5u and upwards.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Aguo, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, RemittOnt Fever, Dumb
ARue, Periodical or Bilious Fever, 49,,
and indeed all tho affections which arise
from malaricus, marsh, or miasmGuo
poisons.
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No one remedy Ia louder
called for by the necessities OF
tho American people than q
sure and safe care for Fever
and Aguc. such we arc now
enabled to offer, with a perfeGI
certainty that It will eradicate
the disease, ard with assur.
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No preparation In the world can p%roircc so
many unqualified endorsements By Vhysiclrns
Of the very highest stand NJ in their profession.
Endorsed also hy the clergy aud tho leading
dcuominalional papers.
VNrsp STATES MAEINr HosPrrAL,
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develop merit, and you seem to undervalue
these advantages"
II do not undervalue them-I prize them
highly but I do not believe in presuming
on them and basing claim to respect and
honor on the great deeds of ancestors without
living so as to deserve esteem on our own &C,
count. And am also willing not only to
give credit, but to lend helping hand to
those who are founding good families and do
ing good to the world"
"Let them keep in their own station, though.
You don't wait till you are really sure they
have founded their family. You would go
out and lay their corner stones and polish
them, too, believe You and Grace read
Dickens, Thackeray and such writers till you
are becoming demoralized."
"Demoralized is not proper word to ap'
ply to your mother. I still believe in filial
respect"
II used it in the sense it has acquired since
the war began, and not in one that even i'm
piled disrespect, mother. 1t is not easy to
keep from using words we hear so constantly,
and see so frequently"
"Then, remember, it is just as hard to keep
from imbibing ideas which come from the
best authors"
"But, mother, you don't see those ideas re-
ceived with much favor in our circle. Purity
of blood and position have special claims
there"
"Too much so. More is assumed on that
than on real virtues and often those who have,
by talents and energy, won honors and posi-
ton, are passed coldly or treated with neglect
by their interiors in mind and heart, merely
because they are not an old family. I have
heard and seen it till it wearies me. Grace,
my child, you don't say word; and you are
so pale. WHAT'S the matter2'
Nothing, mother. was only wishing faith
er would come"
"We all wish that; )" and with sigh Mrs.
Elliott walked to the window and looked out
into the fast gathering darkness. Conway
knew when her mother had closed conver.
sation, and finished her dinner in silence.
She thought how different her mothers views
were from so many in their station who had
much less to make them proud; and in her
heart she respected her mother for what she
often seemed, in her conversation, to dislike.
"Mother is not proud in the same way as the
Elliotts and some others are; but she has 80
much frmness and dignity, I'll defy the
haughtiest dame in the State to walk over
hx," was the closing clause in Conway's
reverie.
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A GENTLEMAN.-What is it to be gen.
tleman? Thackeray says: Is it to have
lofty aims, to lead pure life, to keep your
honor virgin; to have the esteem of your fel-
low-citizens and the love of your fireside; to
bear good fortune meekly; to suffer evil with
constancy and through evil or good to main.
tain truth always? Show me the happy man
whose life exhibits these qualities, and him
we will salute as gentleman, whatever his
rank may be. Show me the prince who pos
sessed them, and he may be sure Of our love
and our loyalty.
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b6~ The population Of Europe at the present
time is three hundred and forty millions. 1t
has doubled within century. The U. S. dou-
bles its population every quarter Of a century.
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SIZE OF NA1Ls.-The following table will
show at glance the length of the various
sizes, and the number Of nails in pound.
They are rated 3-penny up to 20.penny.
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CHAPTER TX.

THE RETURN. NEIGHBoRLY KINDNESS. A
SPECIMEN OF THE WORK DONE BY sHER-
MANS ARMY.
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Hubs, Spokes,
Fel1oes, &c.

Which are warranted good as the best IN Il1arke
and at Tess price than the be had IN SIlNan
kee Wagon Makers requested TO examine my
stock at the store of GoodeDow Barlcs "a Mani
800 HARVEY HUBBARD.
Manitovoc Rapids, October 10Th. 1857. -lf25-ly
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The Date Of the Crucifxlon.

Herr Caib, the German sayant, in a
work recently published, shows that there
was total eclipse Of the moor concomi-
family with the cart hauake that occurred
when Julius Caesar was assassinated, on
the 10Th of March, B. c., Il. He has
also calculate d the Jewish calendar to A.
D., Al, and the result Of his researches
fully confirms the facts recorded by the
Evangelist of the wonderful physical
events that accompanied the crucifxlon.
Astronomical calcula tians, prove, without
a shadow Of doubt, that on the 18th day
Of the Jewish month Nisau (Apr,l g..
there Was total eclipse Of the sun, which
was accompanied in all probability by the
earthquake, when the veil Of the tenn
pie was rent from the top to the bottom,
and the earth did quake, and the rock.
ron." (Matbew xvii, SD. While st.
Luke describes the eclipse in these words
"And it was the sixth hour(iz noon) and
there was d darkness over all the land till
the ninth hour Is o'clock p. m and then
all was dafkened Luke xxi, "A
This mode Off reckoning corresponds per-
fectly with the result of another calcula-
ton our author made by rcck oning back
ward from the great total eclipse of April,
ISIS, allowing for the difference between
the old and new styles, which also give
April 6 as the date Of new moon in the
year A. D. 81. As the vernal equinox OF
the year fell on March %, and the Jews
ate their Easter Lamb, and celebrated
their F1rib RdSsoh, or Feast of the Pass
over, on the following new moon is clean
that April 6 was identified with Nissan
IA, Of the Jewish calendar, which, more
over, was on Friday, the Pdrash.erec, o.
day of preparation for The Sabbath, anG
this agrees with the Hebrew Talmud-
Thus, by the united testimony of astrono
my, archaeology, traditional and Bibica
history, there can be but little doubt tina
the date of the Crucifxion was April G.
| A. d. 81
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Moo let Us pray that n successful ter
mination may be given to the journey"
said Dana Campbell; for without, the help
o the Lord there's nae wisdom in human
effort or doug effort aither.'
y portion of the sacred writings having
been read, the family of the mountainer
kne.t by their seats, and the father offer
ed up prayer to the God of the merci-
ful for their protection during his alb
sence. closing with the entreaty that JUS
tice might not Sleep nor duty slumber till
the mystery of his brother should lie un
f1lded- Make bare thine arm, O Lord.
against the evil deer. Let him not go
fee. Thou hast promised that out of