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DRIVEN WELLS, $40 Second ntresti

SE advertisement OF Dr.. Bntt's Dispsnsay,
headed Book tor the Gtlion-Marriage Guide
in another column. 1t should be read by
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IKE best cigars snd tobacco st
s. KAUFMAN d BRO.
$50 Main street..
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WILKIE C0LLINs's BEST NOVEL,

ExAxME the crate In this once. IT'S a creai
OF fuei.-EDa-
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jon LOCKE, gS6% Main street, has the Iargezt
assortment OF Magazines, PtctorialA and DAT
lies In the CITY.
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JoR LceKE has received an assortment
Of tracing wheels.
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AHs0uEcEKENTS

TUDGE o. THE SUPREME COURf.-CO
y TEH PEOPLE or 1nEespo
rSenflv rEnsrL and IN GGentiRl to control my
Fefion il tue matter, I hereby annopnce my
self a eEndieEte sor The uce Of J1oes Itne
S-n-zr1e Cours made vacant by the resigua-
tiop OF hon. 7. A B. Nelson Electlon prAs
Thursday in Angus nexb j. OOOhh
Chattanooga EnreA ID. BZ Tie
FER Bhsr1n.
IN answer 10 any inquiries, 1 hereby an
esnaidsts for Sherif OF Shelby county Al the
August election, B72. ~
For County Trustee.
COUNTY TRUETEE-We are sutnSr9ssl %
a1uouncs General b. n.
-ra1dfaats Tor ne once OF County Trustee
~ the Ensuing eiestion. Suhiectpo the &C
tor az ne DsEoorstlcC Convention
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Is ssoond So.

RHMoyAL-The Memphis Steam Dyeing
Establishment has removed to 81 Madison
street.
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WE keep good stock OF imported ci-
gere. Call and see for yourselves,
s. KAUFMAN & BRO,
$50 Main street,
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FINE hot lunch ct tbs 'sBay Horssy sv-
ery day, from ten to one o'clock.
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GRAND HIHDLE AND DAVIS MATlNEE,

NJt IsdI55 anu CuIIuIBuI
THIS AFTERNOON, AT Two O'CLOCK,
AT BROOM'5 oPERAHoUSE,
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TIE cheapest and best Steam Dyeing ard
Cleaning house in the city is at 24e Second
street., Hunt & HansOu's old stand.
HANSON & WALKER.
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CoEgUBIAL fredericksburg tends more
TO c~Onnubial happiness than cheerful and
healthy infants and children. MIS-. Whit
rAmauir-
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LOST on STDLEs.

nOGL n or about the 18th inst, q white.
and yellow spotted setter dog (uamsd
4 andy; $50 reward will be paid for his oeliVs
err 81 NO 70 - est Court street., mp stairs.
NOISTER BITCH "-Ons year old, all
white, with one lemon cOlOred ear. A
suitable reward Will be paid, II returned 70
mh2s 7 II. OOCKG. 81 Vance street.
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HOW TO PAVE.

An Immortal and Smooth Highway
NioOIsRn FOremanized.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

go TO Leddin's Business College.
Attend Robertson's Business College.
-Armstrong's- Photographic Gallery, No. III
Main street. Three faultless gem pictures for
9fty cents.
w. A. Edmonds, N. D., homeopathic,
Residence, Peabody hotel. ONCE, III Monroe.
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OPAL

VISITING CARDS
AND
Just received by
BOYLE & CHAPMAN,
27sH Main street.
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s. KAUFMAN & BRO, sole agents for
Bsalsy's fine-cut tobacco.
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GENTLENEN's WEAR cleaned without
scrubbing or seouring, and made ike new,
at the Memphis Steam Dyeing Establish
msnt, 81 Madison street.
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sanaa AHD sosRn

OsRD-A eentsemeu ~ VIE, or two
~aeafemen. clula c1eeln : hencsoEety
frr1lahet o 10 sDa board sill Fsnss street
References Etqune1 .
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Gas Frrr1Ea, s15 Second street.

R
DRIVEN WELLS, $40 Second ntTest.
Gas FITTING, s15 Second street.
-~
THE cheapest and best Steam Dyeing ard
Cleaning house in the city is at 24e Second
street, Hunt & HansOn's old stand.
HANSON & WALKER.
CoHEUBIAL FKL1cITY-Nothfng tends more
70 cOnnuDial happiness than cheerful and
healthy infants and children. Mrs. Whit
combs syrup Is the great ehIldren's soothing
remedy.
GENTLENEN's WEAR cleaned without
scrubbing orscouring, and made ike new,
at the Memphis Steam Dyeing Establish
msnt, 81 Madison street.
SEED SWEET PoTAToEs.-Hsrbsrg's cell
ebrsted varieties, at Conway & Lind
says, 368 Msin street.
---
SPRING OPENING Of FANCY s00DS
BY t. W. JOHNSTON & co.
We beg to call the attention of ladies' to
our present stock-the hsndsomest and
most complete Of shy heretofore shown
TRIMMINGS,
Wo 4aYS EocSlFe6 al the novelties TO be
found In the Eastern markets, such as
TUCKINGS, ~PLEATINGs,
PUFFINGs, FLUTINGs,
FLoUNCING5, LACES,
EMBRoIDERIES, RUFFLINGS,
and all other varieties REQUIRED for
ladies' and c~hildren's WErdrcbes.
We are receiving novelties In our line
daily, and respectfully solicit an examin-
atoms Of goods and prices.
7. W. JOHNSTON & co,
Opposite Peabody hotel.
Go 10 Joe Locke's for the latest publ
cations.
g.. KAUFMAN & Bro, $50 Main street
under Odd Fellows hsll), sell to mer.
chants only.
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NTOrICE-WILLIAM II. ToLER. with
IN Dcnoho q Bulkley, viii be my
azent during my temporary absence from
4 GEO. P. ZIEGLER.
CARRIAGE Painting and Eepauings cor
mbia Ellis \ DAMAH.
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POOR MISS FINCH.
New supply just received by
BOYLE & CHAPMAN,
279X Main street.
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SEED SWEET Observation-Disclosures cell
ebrsted varieties, at Conway & Lind
says, 368 Msin street.
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o RENT or .

RoILpING LOTS SH~@s
y son street e~
streef sTAs IN Preston Place, Nadi-
tended, for lease for ten
mhs emit. Desirable lots on Court
- Led. for sale cheap Apply TO
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT co.
DAVID q. PRESTON.
TORE-HOUSE-Great Bargain for Cash
. TIE valuable stors house, NO. 1s Front
street, Il now offered for sale or rent, Apply
70 L.TRARIrC0 No. Hll Frnnt Etreot.
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~ gOHa -B1Aau-FurnRhed and unfrr.
~ rished rooms. eriteole for families and
efrrle Gen3iemacs 81 40 nadiaon streets
A.. cay ooaroen sesonmooatea ID
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noAzDlNo-By Day or E-eks AZ
81 EAIN eTREET.
mhf7 corner o. Gsyceo. facE on Bioak.
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Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Co.
For Cairo, Evansville, Louisville and Cln-
etnnaji-fhe me passenger steamer
EsSlLvER n0ph&
James 4a Iison ..massa r Gao. HiggIns-cIsrk
Lesyes as above MONDAY, March 18th,
Al . O'Clock pm, positively
FOR ueight or passage apply On board OF TO
ma FL .. COBB. Agent. 86 Front street
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s.. KAUFMAN & BRO $50 Main street
(under Odd Fellows hsll), sell to mer.
chants only.
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F0R SALE.

uoEsE-A brown horse. Of the celebrated
n Denmark sock, between six OF Esvsn
yeGrs old: superior both In harness and NC
der the -addle: can be ssen al Sel1Sman q
Eanfs cfzbia Talon street.. mH4
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-29
CuApTEn yTJY
An act in addition to an act concerning edu
 cation.

An act in addition to an act concerning edu-
 cation.
 Whereas, doubts have existed regarding the
 construction and requirements of certain
 acts concerning education, which provided
 for the payment pf expenses of public
 schools by the towns, and certain school
 districts Lave incurred expense, and it has
 never been decided whether the towns to t which such districts belong should pay
 such expense or not Therefore, i7-. Be it enacted by the Senate and House or
 Representatives, in General Assembly con
 vened W as
 Sec. 1. The selectmen and school visitors of each town in which any of the school dis tricts have claims against the town for ex- pen.es incurred since the first day of Septem- Der, 1870, for wages of teachers (including board) fuel and incidental expenses { shall meet on or before the fifteenth day of Septem Der 1872, and examine the claims of each of such school districts and decide in each case whether the expense incurred for the above named purpose was necessary to maintain the school or schools for the time the law requiI- ed tee schools to be kept open i6 each ear, or for such time as the town had voted to pay the expenses of the schools if the time the town had voted was longer than that required bv law. If they saall find in ny case that all the expense incurred for the above named pnr pose was not necessary, they shall decide what part was necessary And the town shale pay to each school district the amount of such expense as the seiectmeu and school visitors shall decide was necessary for the 1 purposes above named. alters ded1cting the amount the town has before paid to such dis trict for such purposes. t l Sec. 2. Ifin any case the selectmen and I school visitors shall neglect to meet and ds- I eide as required ip the preceding seesiost the | town shail pay to the school district the tall l amount of expense incurred by the district for I the purposes named in the preceding section | Approved July SOth, 1S72 s'i s
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CHAPTER XLyI.

An act ratiiying certain votes of towns. Be it enacted by the senate and house Of rep resentatives in general assembly conven- ed
 Sec. 1. Whenever any towu ill this State has in town meeting legally warned and held TOT that purpose voted to refund any moneys from what is known as the dog fund and to abate the taxes assessed on dogs during the last year past such vote or votes arc heIeby ratified and confirmed,
 Sec. g. This act shall not affect any suit now pending.
 Approved July 25, 1872
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CHAPTER xLvII.

An act in addition to an act for encouraging
 and regulating fishgries.
 Be it enacted by the senate and house of rep resenatives in general assembly coRven- ed: - Sec. 1. No person shall set or draw any seine, braft drag or scoop net or'aid or assist therein, in the mill river, between Jellifrs dam, so called, and Perrys dam, SO ealled. in the town of Fairfield, State of Connecticut, for the purpose of taking fish, ,therefrom, upon the penalty of forfeiting twenty dollars for every such offense, one half to him who shall sue therefor, and the other half to the treasu- " of the town where the offense is committed Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from it's passage. ,4 Apnroved Jnly 30 1872
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CuAPTER XIV.

An act for the regulation of civil actions Be it eracted by the senate and house of rep
 resentatlves in general assembly conven-
 ed Sec. l. The several courts of Common Pleas shall and may from time to time, as Oc- casion may require, and as by them shall be judged reasonable and proper grant new tri- als of causes within the original or appellate jurisdiction of said courts that shall come be fore them for mispleading. or discovery or reasonable cause, according to the common and usual rules and methods in sneh cases.
 Sec 2. This act shall take effect from it's passage.
 Approved July 25, 1872. -
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CHAPTER -xXXYII.

An act in addition to an act entitled ian act in
 addition to and in alteration of an act concern
 communities and corporations"
 Be it enacted by the senate and house of repre-
 sentatives in general assembly convened:
 See. l. Any mutual fire CT fire and marine in- surance company located in any other state of the United States, possessed of one hundred and fifty thousand dollars in cash, or securely invested in available cash assets, may be admitted to take risks and transact business in the state; provided, that before any such company shall be admitted to do business in this state, it shall de- posit with the treasurer of the state where it is organized, or with such bank, banking assooia- tion or trust company as shall be designated by the insurance commissioner, for the general ben- eft of all the creditors and policy holders of the company, one hundred and fifty thousand dol Iars in cash or in such cash assets which shall remain so deposited while such company contin. ues business or hasany outstanding risks or other liabilities in his stste provided further, that any such company shall comply with all the require ments of the laws of the state relating to compa- nies of other states.
 Axaxar vnd 1T4ixr
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CHAPTER xxxvI

An act in addition to an act entitled Ian act for
 the regulation of civil actions"
 Be it enacted by the senate and house of repre-
 sentatives in general assembly convened:
 Sec. l. When scire facias shall be brought against an attorney, agent, factor, trustee or debtor of & debtor in judgment rendered by a justice of the peace, such scire facias shall be signed by and be returnabls before the justice rendering said judgment and said cause shall be heard and determined by said justice of the peace, subject to the right of appeal; and if the justice rendering such judgment shail be re. moved from office by death or otherwise before any scire facias is taken out thereon and return. ed before him, such writ may be signed by and made returnable before any other justice of the peace, as in other cases.
 Sec, ?. All cases wherein the debt, trespass damage, or other matter in demand does not ex. ceed one hundred dollars, shall be heard and de termined by justice of the peace, subject to the right of appeal.
 Sec 3. This act shall not affect any suit now pending before the superior court or either O the courts of common pleas or the jurisdiction of any city or borough court.
 Approved July "A, 1872.
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CHAPTER xLr.
An act in addition to tan act forencouragins
 and regulating fisheries. -. Be it ehacted by the senate and house oI Isp- reseutatlves in general assembly eOnsen~


 Be it enacted by the senate and house ot tsp-
 resentat1ves in general assembly e0nsen-i
 Gac | Every seine or net drawn or usea
 eor tI,a takinc of fish in Waramaug Lake. in
 Titchfield county at any time, may De seizeo hv any nerson. and upon such seizure snail
 he forthwith charged before some justice ol the peace in the same town, who shall fecelFe the same into his custody, and as soon tnefe- after as can conveniently be done, shan sum mon all persons interested therein 10 appear before himself or some other Jusuce oA sno peace in the same town, at tune ana PlaSo ! by him appointed, and show cause Mhy tse same should not be forfeited and sold, oy tne | reading of some proper order of notice in the presence and hearing, or by the leaving or an \ attested copy thereof, with or at the usual place or places of abode of the owner or oWh- CTS, or claimants, if known, of such seine or net. and if not known,- then by the possins of such notice on the public sign post m saau town nearest where such seizure was madesnt | least six days before saio time. by some prop | CT officer or indifferent person. Said Justlce may at said time proceed to q hearing of tne parties in interest, or may erder furtnef no \ tice to be given, and may adjourn from time | to time, and If upon full hearing It snai aP | pear and be found by said justice that said seine or net las been used or drawn for the | taking of fish in said lake. he ehall declare | the same to be forfeited, and order the same | to be sold at such time, by such person, with ! such notice, and in such manner as no may | appoint and the avails of such sach sale. | payment of the necessary expenses therefor, ! shall be paid one-haif to the treasurer of said
 town, and the other half to whomsoeyer made the seizure thereof. s
 Approved July 9, 1872. ..-.....-
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CHAPTER XLIv,

An act in addition to- ian act for the encouf-
 aging and regulating fisheries. Be it enacted by the senate aud house ot rep reseptatiyes in general assembly conveu- ed . That any and every person who shall take or carry away, or catch or take from the res- ervoir of the meyiden Cutlery HOmpany. sit: uated in the town of Meriden, any fish either by hook, spear, net seine, during he months of December, January, February, March, April and May, shall be punished by fine not exceeding seven dollars
 Approved July 25, 1872.
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CHAPTER XIIII.

An act for the protection of fish in Amos lake
 in the town of Preston.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of representatives in general assembly eonven- ed |:
 That every D; rson who shall take any fish, either by hook, spear, net or seine from Amos lake in the town of Preston between the Ilrst day of November and the first day of May: shall be punished by a fine of seven dollars, or by imprisonment in tue common. jail not exceeding fifteen days or by such fine or ln- prsonment both.
 Approved July 25 1872.
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Approved July 30, 1872.
CHAPTER xLvIII.

An act relating to insurance companies. Be 1t enacted by the senate and house of rep resentatives in general assembly conven- ed:
 That no insurance company shall hereafter be required to report it's condition to the Gen. eral Assembly. .- Approveds1uly 24, 1872.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-29
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Greneral Sigel stumps Indiana for the republicans.
 Chief Justice Chase is at Northwood, New Hampshire. ..
 A negro said to be 1O5 years old cast his first vote lately in Shelby county, Ky.
 A Georgia outlaw named Cain has es- capped from his captors, and they are not Able to find him.
 United States Treasurer Spinner is at his home in the Mohawk Valley, and rap- idly gaining in health. -
 Miss Nettie Longfellow, telegraph operator of Newton, Iowa, is a candidate for the office of county recorder.
 A wealthy Irish woman named Mrs. Freeze voted at the last municipal cleo tion in Frankfort, Ky. It was a very cool proceeding
 Minister Washburne has been arguing with TMers on the need. of an immediate postal treaty with this country. Professor Winchell, of the Wisconsin State University, has accepted the presi- dency of the Syracuse (N. Y.) college. J. s. Fairchilds jewelry store in Mid dletown was burglarized, Thursday even- ing, to the extent of $1OO worth of goods The liquor dealers of Bridgeport have formed a union for the better protection of their interests under the new license law.
 ssDan" Godfrey, of the English grena- dier band and jubiiant fnnaey iS to-r -retnrn next season in pursuit of American dol lars. An unknown man jumped from the owl l train on the New York and New Haven road near Milford, Saturday night, and
 was killed.
 Prominent temperance men from various parts of the state met at Hartford on Fri day last, and unite in advising strenu- I ous effort to enforce the new law. Cluseret, the Communist, who has been
 gathering material for his work disguised l as priest in Paris, is about to publish
 a History of the Paris Commune. l During the year 1871, ATT persons l committed suicide, in Paris, of whom l 1,S1 were driven to the crime by affection l of the brain, while 701 esdied for love. s
 sThe people of the United States know General Grant-have known all about him | since Donelson and Vicksburg; they do l not know his slanderers, and do not care to know them. Horace Greeley.
 As result of the liquor law, the follow ing is now common in Illinois papers:
 'sNotice-An women who do notwish their husbands to frequent my house for the l purpose of drinking, will oblige me by I leaving note at the post office, box 83. = (Signed.) -. < ------.''f 1 An Indiana woman, just divorced, has ] written letter of advice to her sex, iH l which she says: s.I would say to young
 girls, not to marry young, and when you are married, live at least fifty miles from T your husbands relatives"
 l The Springfield Republican thinks Gen eral Judson Kipatrick should either cul- I tivate greater accuracy of statement than I he has shown in his account, of General \ aI A 1- -G- -t~.--
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pr. '. BLACKMAN'S Golden E.1,tg-Oct

Is the only reliable medicine for the relief and Organs. It cures gravel in almost every in. stance, Inoontinsnce and Retention 0fthe Urine, Inflammation of tho Bladder, Pains In the Back and 1soins gre speedlly selieyed, nematter of Now iong standing. Rxlsa N psE box. Prepared F. HENRy, 8 College Elacs. N. Y., Wholesale Assnt a6hb bi bluodhTs 7-iy
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CHAPTER XXXY.

An act in addition to an act concerning commu. mites and corporations.
 Re it enacted by the senate and house of repre- . sentatiyes in general assembly convened:
 Sec. 1, No person or persons shall hereafter become a body corporate under the provisions of the joint stock laws of this State for the pur- pose of transacting business as trust company, insurance company, or as 8 savings bank, or for the purpose of receiving money on deposit and loaning the same.
 Sec 2. This act shall take effect from the date of It's passage.
 Approved, July "A. 1872.
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cHApTEE XIII

An act regulating the taking of fish in East
 Hampton pond. Be it enacted by the senate and house Of representatives, in general assembly con- we'd: Sec. 1. Every person who shall tako any fish through the ice from Easr Hampton pond shall forfeit, for every such oftense; the sum of five dollars to him who shall sue therefor and prosecute his suit to effect
 Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from and after the day of it's passage,
 Approved July 9, 1872
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CHAPTER xL.

An act amending an act therein.
 Be it enacteo by the senate and house of repre-
 sentatives in general assembly convened:
 That such portion Of section eleven of an act passed May sessions 1871 entitled an act in add. ton to and in alteration Of au act concerning communities and corporations, as provides foI the publication of certified copy of the certif- cate of authority issued to agents of insurance companies be and the same is hereby repealed. r Approved, July 25. ls99. sfgs. g1 'g,s
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Sob Printing.

AR klnas of book and Job Printing neatly and pxump6y d0ne.
 BmMn@ns Cards. Wedding Cards Bill Heads, &e.s dpns in the best style, and as cheap as at amg o8ce in the State.
 0rdars can bs sent in by mail and the jobs sent oa3 hy mal 0f umall) by stage, or expreas, to mesa parts of the county. without serious risk or dm1mgs