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Buxton Centre.


The famous cantata entitled esther, the
Beautiful Queen" was played at the Spruce
swamp Congregationalist church on Thurs
oay, Jan. 18th, by the Spruce Swamp and
Buxton Centre Glee Club, under the direction
OF Mr.. E. j. G. Owen 1t was well prepared
by all, the personation of characters was exact,
and all performed their parts as though they
were scenes in actual life. The roads were in
pad condition but otherwise the night was all
mat could be desired. The house was we'll
niled and the audience enthusiastic for this
novel entertainment to begin. 1t commenced
oy stage tableau of the actors in full cos
tune. From the time the curtain first rose to
the end, the audience was rapt in attention..
~ Inc excellent strains drew loud applause from
tne hearers, and it closed to the delight and
pleasure OF everybody. Many earnest requests
ror repetition have been received, and it will,
probably within few weeks, be played again.
LISTENER
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Art.

A fine photograph of the late Aaron McKen-
ney, of Buxton, can be seen at Davis art gall
lery.
Fred Kimball has just placed in the same
gallery beautiful little painting of Lombardy
poplars in clump of woods at Bridgton.
There is a clearing in front, and beautiful
vista beyond, with quiet pool in the immedi-
ate foreground. The sky is clouded. The
whole tone and atmosphere Of the picture is
excellent, and the perspective admirable.
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
THE TOURISTS.


There was good advance sale of seats Tor
the Tourists at New Portland Theatre yester-
day. The company, according to our ex-
changes has been exceedingly successful and
afforded great amusement to large audiences
The action is laid in Pullman palace car, and
embraces all sorts of devices to while away the
tedious hours of a long journey.
NOTES.
Mrs. Juliette Henderson Lloyd sang with
great success at the Brigade Band concert
Sunday evening in Boston, and the Journal
says the readings by Miss Jenniebelle Neal also
formed a very pleasing feature. This talented
young lady has won marked favor wherever
she has appeared, and is deservedly becoming
very popular.
Barrett plays Yorck Love all the week at
the Park Theatre, Boston, and Kate Claxton
Snowfower at the Globe
jack" the piece adapted from M. Daudet's
novel of that name, by the author of an La
fontaine," will be produced at the Odeon,
Paris, on Jan. 9Th.
Mile Sarah Heilbron, the youngest sister of
the handsome Mile. Maria Hebron, whose
short and capricious career at the Paris Opera
may be remembered, has lately married
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Superior Court.

JANUARY CRIMINAL TERM-BEFoRE JUDGE BON
NEY.
MoNDAY.-Dennis Kilday, on a search and seiz-
ure complaint, paid iue of 500 and costs, and
S14.19 costs on scire facias.
Julia Ryan paid fine of $50 and costs for single
sale.
Martin Flaherty paid fine OF 500 and costs on
two complaints for search and seizure and $29.90
and costs on scire facias.
Owen Woods paid 500 and costs indict-
ment against him as common seller, 500 and
costs nuisance indictment, and $500 and costs
a CHI and seizure complaint.
The case of John G. Farr, for the murder of his
wife, viii be taken up this tuesday morning at ten
o'clock. Attorney General Cleaves and County
Attorney Coombs appear for the State and Harrison
G. Sleeper and Elliot King for the respondent.
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The Divorce LAWS of Maine,

Last summer the Congregational State Con-
ference adopted resolution calling attention
to the looseness of our divorce laws, and the
alarming increase of divorces in Maine and
appointed committee to take the subject into
consideration. Subsequently the Cumberland
Congregational Ministerial Association, ap-
pointed committee consisting of Rev.
Messrs. Dickerman of Lewiston, Kinks of
Portland and Torrey of Yarmouth to prepare
memorial to the Legislature and distribute it
for signature. The memorial is being largely
signed, and will be presented at an early day
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Bloodrood Gats q. Verdict.

1t will be remembered when Harry Blood
good visited Portland with the Happy Thought
Company he was arrested on a suit for bill
incurred at Rockland. 1t appeared that
Bloodgood was not the manager of the COM
pany but was engaged by other men, mana
gers who resided out of the State. Yesterday
morning he brought action against the parties
who caused his arrest, for false imprisonment
and they, failing to appear, were nonsuited
and Mr.. Bloodgood gained his case.
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S5s,377 %
ETpenditnreS.

The gross receipts have been 49,572 IA; the
gross expenses have been Sal ,S1O45, making
the net earnings $7,761 So
The average receipts per day have been
$l55.ol, nearly. The average expenses per day
have be n $11454. nearly. This makes the
earnings per day $21.27
The following board of directors was chosen
for the year 1881:
E. A. Norton, H. @. Wheeler, H. J. Libby,
James L. McCobb and VIM. r. Wood
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Williston Church,

AT the meeting of Williston church last
evening the following officers were chosen:
Clerk-C. c. Chapman.
Treasurer-C. H. Payson.
Auditor-F. G. Pason.
Finance Committees G. Dyer, C. j.
Chapman, Geo. f. Thurston, L. A. Gray,
John Fl. True.
Music Committee-G. W. Baker, c. H. Pay
son, f. Agge.
Superintendent of Sabbath SCHOOL,. F.
Jeffords
Assistant Superintendent of Sabbath School
Granville Staples.
Treasurer-Geo f. Thurston.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concet--City Hall
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Samuel Budd.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
$1,000 Reward.
Black Silks-Turner Bros.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Eastman Brot. & Bancrott-Special Sale.
w. III. Scott Galvanized Iron Gutter.
Wanted-Alex. A. Schoeb.
To Let-A. S. Fernald.
Prices Slaughtered Merry.
Portland Bicycle School.
International eamship Company-H. j. Libby.
Notice-Union Lubricator Mr'g Co.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Assignees' Sale-Horse and Carriage Mart
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Supreme Judicial Court.


Thomas Sherman, petitioner for review, VS.. Mich
ael Ward. Review granted.
Strout g. Holmes. Thomas g. Bird.
The cases assigned for jury trial having been 9th
erwise disposed of the jury were excused finally
Monday afternoon.
Parties having cases to be heard by the Court will
attend to the same forthwith.
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Judge To,1reee,s I,ect,re.

AS proof of the popularity of Judge Tourgee
as an author, the booksellers estimate that in
this city alone during the past few months,
the aggregate retail sales of the two books "a
FOOLS Errand" and "Bricks Without Straw
will amount to more than two thousand cop
les. The Judge will deliver his lecture at City
Hall Wednesday night. Secure seats now.
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In country like the United States where so
much attention is given to dress, gentlemen re-
siding at distance from the recognized fash
ionable centre, neen to consult established au-
thority in order to always appear in good form.
Mr.. Samuel Budd, whose card appears in an
other column, is consulted by the wealthiest
and best dressed gentlemen in New York soci-
ETY.. Mr.. Budd is an importer and manufac-
turer who has studied the peculiarities of dress
for over twenty years, and his experience,
is therefore valuable. His goods for mems
wear are of the best, while his dress shirts and
collars are pronounced by customers perfect
luxury. Goods to measure of European or
American manufacture, receive Mr. Budd's
personal attention
Groceries, Fancy Goods, sc.
This day at 10 a. m. and q p. M, F. o. Bal
ley s. Co. will sell at their rooms, large stock
of groceries, boots and shoes, fancy goods, &c.
This will be splendid opportunity to purchase
as the stock is very large and fresh.
MERELY NURSING A COUGH or cold is not
enough. You must take HALE's HONEY OF
HoREHoUND AND TAR to get get rid of it
quickly.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute
ja13 dot
DIR. c. W. BENsoN's CELERY and CHAMo-
MILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure Sick
Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspeptic
Headache, Neuralgia and Nervousness, and
will cure any case. Price 80 cts, postage free.
PARSONS, BANGS & Co., Wholesale Drug
gists, III and 119 Middle street, Portland, Me.
General Agents. oct18eodtf
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Serious Accident.

A man, whose name we did not learn, was
engaged in unloading coal from vessel at one
OF the wharves, yesterday afternoon, when a
great piece of coal fell from the bucket strik-
ing him on the head and inflicting a serious
wound
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The Josephus, Capt. Rogers, of Damariscot-
ia, made the remarkably quick time of 80 days
from Amsterdam to Sourrbaye, Java The
distance from 29o north latitude to !Sourrbaye
was made in 65 days.
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A CLEAR head and quick action must be pos
sessed for steady and successful effort; but who
can have such while suffering from Cold? Use
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup and procure immedi-
ate relief.
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LarCenv.

Mrs Reed, No A Free street, complains that
man stole silver watch from her son and
also steel-link chain.
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N. G. PALMER
$50 Middle Street.
jan1 diff
For Sale.

A small and well selected stock Of
BOOTS, SHOES and RUBBERS, for
sale at great sacrifice, ON account Of
other business. Also store to let II de.
sired. Apply to VIC. BARROWS, "a
Portland Sreett.
janis eod&wtf
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TREAsURER's REPORT.
The treasurer, e. A. Newman, made the fol.
lowing renort

ReceiDls.
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cot " %. wstca /. son6Osd to bic bel by
sesnss.
YsLA wut,oS to,t hi, f.a,iy 10 sSnsf
.st this seek
Mas PottY Atcoss he. goss 10 NJ ssouh ~
visit her dsashtsr, Mrs. rarss.
Ma. AsHsa OwsLsr AND s. y STAGE have
ssas " the elite. 10 bay goods
Ma MACS HuF's.s has rsiurssi from fes'
Tod, a.nshisd vtih ali he sac 10 kshs.s
Ma. LVctsD. hocsss, mother u d.. I"
Hoessf, tis. very ~ Of the latisr's rss'dsnee'
". Atcoss, Tss has gone 10 tseiansi'
IN bu.ia..t eoaaectsd 9Th the sSathsfn road
Ns.sI niVsIrf hes LETT fins Cottage, ssd
!. no. t..plss house at Richmond Junction.
Mics JrLi. A. Husr . -ianisG plsaiit. an 4
dae.t. at Phii.islpai. 10 her Br~ play u "fior-
eel. D."
Asw 2 T.rs. Of iiesrty, came ~ sands,
18th HI. daashtsf. Miss Lsry, shoua he sniersd
IN the college here.
Nj. Io.sra ssVssASCE has retained iros
ID. elite. 9TH the fullest siecs Of gods ever
Lsssht by HE sutsrprisisg arm.
Ne W HarDss lett fof Cincisssii JESTER
dsy ~ lay Ia sioct OF eoois that -i surprise Tue
astiss. In iis conipletens-s aud srcsiisnes
Ms l. sssLHr TEvn sac reuosst HS- 'fse
urehsrd spfins. 10 bis aaclss, Col. lssss shsihy'
I'M. -e,s IA, ~eani 3. mach Improved.
Nj. n : wuaEss iOok bis dsushtsf, Mics
Js.is. 10 Nc Hs,doa' scho0i Louisville, '.''
usss sod ssut bis sou, jimmy, 10 hs'hsnS tot
lsss. W.
Isst ..y ts.t E.-sis,sfssr slslsp, ~ osio,
tool sept Csnpb.n fSf the porter hsa he arrived
uR esossils spring. we'll come 10 i1iss OF u
's.sh IL little "a coiof
NJ. Ma, Ioa.S .iIl leave iSf Louisville
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consisting Of Judge NJ. c. Saufey, A. A.
Warren, John J. McRoberts, ID. W. Nandi.
vser and W. p. Wslton. They retired,
and on their return reported, through
Judge O~aley, the following, which were
unanimously adopted.
President 0srheid Z. dead. 10 the ,isor Of
npst manhood, 10 the full glory Of his highest
usefulness he hss fsllsn BY the hand Of The sssss
sta.
Tbs people OF Lincoln county, Nv. unite With
the people of the vhole country In the universal
Ontsurst Of sorrov which the event has ssionet
The sudden death Of the thief Msgistrste, AZ any
time public calamity, 10 doubly 90 when, ss 10
this instance. he iss raler iustrious 10 10. to'
HE virtue. than his talents. The sick-bst " the
President has 10 truth, besn revefstioa 10 all oi
W In Its sublime tortitude, In it, pat hstic pc
thence, Il furnished that ''teuch of nature sigh
mstss the whole ~orld Kin" Refund thesis telv
mask OF the successful soSier and politician "
revealed the good man, the kindly gentleman, the
humble Christian. Those OF Us Tho have miscon-
sirued him In the past lay this sckno~ ieiseneni,
To the sirIcisa fsmiiy-ths mother, the vidO~
the children-se tender, ~iih oIsu hsnd aud
heart, the ssrm, the genuine sympathy ~ sil our
people
We express the profound hope that nov, Al the
soonest possible moment consistent With the fprms
Of Law, the bastard. the mscreant, whose base
the hands Of The hsngmsn and the fullest ven
seanes Of the las.
The resolutions were ordered TO be pub
lished in THr INTERIOR Journal, Courier.
Journal, Dsnville papers and Louisville
Commercial. One or two short speeches
were made, and on motion the meeting
adjourned. THos. W. VARSos, CHM.
A. A. WARREN, Secretary.
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EIIG IOliS.

DR.. Islmsge j. nov editor OF Frank
i.eslie's Magazine, Dr.. Deem. having re
signed.
The Louisville Annual Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church South
will convene Of O~ensboro on the 9TH OF
October.
Quarterly meeting Tor the Crab Or
chard Circuit will DO held nj Pine Hill
September cath aud 25ih. Z. H. Cook
Presiding Elder.
Rev. l.. h. Voolfolk, Of D.nyille. v III
begin . proiracted meeting at the Baptist
Church here on Monday after the first
Sunday in October.
The Prede-tinaiion Bsptists are in
session al Richmond. Elder A. &. New.
land, Of this county, vas elected Moderator.
and Hon. G.. =. Bnrnam, Of Richmond,
Secretary.
The Baptist Association 81 Shsrps-
burg, recently held, asserted; "lf the breih-
rem would chew and smoke less tobacco
and drink lees old Bourbon whisky. they
would have more TO give 10 the charities
Of the church.
The amount subscribed up to date for
the new temple Of worship for the congrs
CATION that President Garfield belonged 10
l. said 10 be $4,000. Al q meeting Of the
building committee, in Washington, Mon
day, it vas resolved to proceed at once to
have plans drawn up for q new church
building, not TO cost les. than S35, 900
The ladies Of the Presbyterian Church
have organized . Sewing Society. the pro-
ceed- OF their lsbor- Ia be devoted to Home
aud Foreign Missions. Mrs. James Pax
ton /. President; Mrs ). =. McRoherts.
Vice. President. Miss Matte Parton, Sec
Rotary aud Treasurer. aud MIR. John W.
Rout aud Mrs. ]. II. Hooker, Directors.
They meet every Friday afternoon.
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SINGLETON -BAsrIs y. Z. Singleton
Of Pulaski, and Mis-, Father A. Bs-iin, Of
the county, we're married on the 22i.
-RlcHsRps- McMuiIrs- On the 10Th,
At the residence Of her father, Mr.. y. Nc
Mulisn, Miss Tolo.s ~. McNnllen ~s-
married 10 Philip Richards.
-Seversl minister. have been indic,e q
by the Fulton county grand Jury for fail.
ing 10 return msrrisge licenses when ihey
hsye vhicisted At weddings. Our minister.
had better take warning.
Own -CLAuNcH Mr.. J. Columbus
Oven, one Of the editor. Of the Somerset
Reporter, vas married At Somerset Tue-dsy
10 Mis- Lens Clsunch. The event W.. q
surprise even 10 the senior editsr
-ApANs-ADaMs.- Yesterday, at the
brides mothers, Mr.. VIM. Adams and
Mrs. Mary Eliza Adams we're joined in the
holy bonds. Both have been married be-
lore, but notwithstanding, the bride is but
"a
--EDwARDs - MoRELssD - Yesterday,
Of the residence Of the brides mother, Mrs.
NJ. W. Morelsnd, Miss Lizzie W. More
land TO Mr.. Edward Edwards, an onaels Of
the Knoxville Tribune. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. J. A. Boyle ~
1890 aud an hour later the happy couple,
having taken the train, were speeding
sway 10 their future home. The Young
gentleman 10 To he congratulated on the
wisdom Of his choice, for Mis-. Lizzie j.
an smisble, accomplish and true woman,
vho will gladden. and brighten hi. lie.
oar good wishes attend them.
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o.. a y. TIVE earn.
l0Csl NOTICES.

FRrsn car salt, Lime and Csmsn, At
W. ~, Higgins.
Books on Faith Cure. ior sale by Me.
Roberts n Sisgg.
rHf hest cigar In town IL found ~ Pen
Ny \ McAlisier's.
tIrApQu.RrrRs Tor School nook. q,
Mckoberts a s,aggr.
BsRnrp wiRr. nev patent, at A. Ow-'
ley'.. Call and see IL.
warcurs snd Jswslry rspsirsd and
w.rranted by Penny a McAlistsr.
MADAME DrsoRsr's Fall style Pat.
terms for sale At McRoberis and stsgg's.
FoR medicinal purposes bsy bottle Of
l0.yssr old Whisky from MoRoberts A
Stsgg
ExrRA Ior Of Pistol. aud Cutlery, Ens
snd cheap. Just received At McRobsr,a 4
snggs
A SPLENDID line of Toilet Soap. sud
r.rfnmsry, very cLssp, al Penny a Nc
Alisierl-
McRonrEr- a srAao have . beautiful
line II the latest -iy lee of Jewslry on hand
Tall aud see them.
ALARGr stock Of Jewslry, Watches aud
slssrwsre, At les than city prices, at
Penny 4 MeAli-isr'-.
LroAL BI.sKs u all Kind. ior sale al
Tar IsrrRIoR Journal Office. Clerks,
sheriff, Magistrates aud Con-isbis- will
.sss money BY giving ~ an order
srRAYrp About tao week. ago red
Gov, With some white spots. Had horse
hoe brand On hip. Win Pss for iniorma-
iioa leading to her recovery. j. n. Craig,
Standard
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LAND. sTOCK avn CROP.

WIN. &. Mccormack bought Of W. =.
Grimes aud other. 100 head stock hos-, al
4 cents.
The Somerset Reporter tells Of the
shipment Of 1854 900 pound. more Of dried
sppls-.
The Agricultural Department at
Washington reports the potato crop short
BY 80 per cent.
CT. Walls has sold his farm on Car
penters Creek, in Casey, TO Daniel Hum
phrey for $500.
Eight thousand bushels Of barley were
delivered on the G. 3. X. Il 10 Fsyette,
Monday, ct 81 per bushsl.
--FoR SALE.-Three nice work horses,
pair OF fine mare mules and 2 heavy
spring wagons. Soc Owens, Hustonville.'
H. X. Crow lost his well-bred Short
Horn COW, Musa %, last Saturday, Of alb
.cess Of the liver. lie valued her al $500,
j. NJ. Hail sold 10 A. I. Nunnellsy .
car load 10 head Of fat cattle for $50
and lO4 lamb. TO Thomas Woods at 81 80
per head.
Farmers tell US that the ground is
break ing up unusually fne and nice, and
that they will put in larger crop Of wheat
than usual.
The farm OF Mrs. Clara Robinson,
near Brysntssills, containing 200 acres VA
sold the other day to II. b. Campbell al
81 $50 per day.
John Jordan Thomas, Of Owen eoun
", has been offered $50 per hundred FOL
he crop Of 5000 pounds OF tobacco, hut Il
holding for . higher price.
r. NJ. Ware has a contract with a rail
road contractor TO deliver new corn at y
Der barrel ON the care. Farmers tell u
that this 10 equal to 81 next Spring.
AT Georgetown Monday there ~er'
POO cattle, and prices ran from to ~
NeaIling mules brought $35 10 So, and
be- oks mules $40 TO $40 per head.
-Glsngsrry farm, near Lexington
belonging 10 the estate OF Alex. Brand, de
ceased. and containing 565 acres, Was .olC
"Wednesday to Joseph Anderson for sos,
4s7, or slO305 per acre.
Mr., thornton Porter hss left AT GU
Office several ears OF corn ~ inches u
length, and we'll filled. Tie tells US that b,
has about Is acres that will average
barrels to the acre iip-top held, consider
ing the drought.
John ID. Carpenter sold this seek Il
q. ID. Smiley, Of Indianapolis, ! 800 sere
of land living on Brush Creek. In Casel
COUNTY, al s. per acre. Mr.. Smiley vii
nut 40 a .aw-mill at once and utilize tn
large Quantity Of the timber upon IT,
| -CINcISSATI.-lattle are quoted .
$685. to So for best shippers; good TO eho'e
butchers, 81 10 to $i7j; common, ", 90 ,
s.. Hogs are in demand at 800 to so2
for common to $3.50 to S'lo i1r pest sur
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Mas Wssfia0.

Ala meeting Of the citizens Of Lincoln
Lsld at the Court house yesterday after
moon. 10 tsks action on the death OF the
Pre.idsnt, Col 1hos W. Narnon ~.s, on
motion OF y. NJ. McRobsrls, made Chair
man add A. A. Warren Secretary col
Varnon stated the object Of the mselins
and took occasion 10 psy = touching tno'
ule 10 the martyred President. A com
nitiee en- resolutions was then appointed
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= wbile.....Mr. VIM. Norris, young
merchant OF Richmond, wss in and around
Dalton a short time sgo prospecting, and
will 20 into business there provided he can
form partnership with a certsin person
In that neighborhood ......w We would advise
two young gentlemen. of this place, not TO
disturb the turkey roo-t merit time they 20
calling ..... Nj. J. W. Enelsmsn and fsmi.
" hsse been on visit 10 rslstives in
Washington couoty.
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An unjsrt.ksI'. ba-ine.. IL a very IN
pleasant one, snd some of my unfortunate
patrons seem 10 forget the moe, imporisnt
part Of the business to me, Shich makes il
the more unpleasant. DO they understand ?
X ". Wssren.
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Ir is hardly necessary TO call the read
sr's attention Ia the advertisement OF Nc
Ali.isr a Iytle. The junior member Of
the irm, Mr.. X. 5. Lyle, with his veil
lnown taste, purchased, while in the city
everything that the most fssiidious lady
could desire. II you don't believe !, 20
.nd .se
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TsE body OF WIN. huhman, son OF
Granville Hnhmsn, OF this county, which
vas stabbed to death in a ro~ in Pat
Barrys barkwood., In Tennessee, Was
brought home for burial.
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THosF Who know thsm.elye. indebted
to Hale a Nunnellsy up to the 81 Of July
had better come forwsnl and settle, II not
they will snd their sccount, in the hsnds
Of sn officer.
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Ma Jo-srH SEVERANCE, senior mem
Der Of the 6rm Of Severance, Duddsrsr n
Co, has returned from the markets, where
he bought complete stock Of every vsrie-
~ OF goods handled by them. together
with all the noyeliis. Of the season. Full
particulars nett week. bat in the mean
time call on them and make personal in
speclion. ID will be worth your trouble
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EsrERpAN w.s the anniversary OF
President Linooln's emancipation procia-
nation. The colored population here did
not seem To know il, OF al least they did no
"l,t ON