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C ‘ ieFre»ch Urewerm ■»«■••
plain that a monarchy to «tarin«
thameople of France in the fane. Events
indicate na much. The press to stoutly
republican, but the voloe of the French
pre« was never the voioc of the Frenoh
people. It cannot be rolled upon, like
the English and American press, as the
index of public sentiment It has been
so long under a rigid oenaorahip that it
fears to risk the penalty of speaking oat
The cable dispatches are better indlcar
tions of what is likely to transpire than
ate the utterances of the French papers.
Bo government will suit the French
le so well as a strong monarchy.—
' need compulsion to bold them in
ience. Naturally they are unfit for
e responsibility of self-government,
-d if let alone to try such an experi
ment they would soon split up into an
unlimited number of petty republics, or
communities, each at logger-heads with
the others.
Those who are leaders, for the time be
g, evidently appreciate this failing; and,
with it the necessity for a monarchy.—
Doubtless the assembly will so decide at
an early day. It is beat that such decis
ion Bliould bo made, and it will be made
if thore is left reason enough to guide
the action of the assembly property.—
There ought to be some
tgenoh leaders now,
Jsanaliiill! ft Bobbery
MUS Kalita utaat U engaged to a Uretenei* of
" Mtao Kellie Ofaat VM bo
■ on lb. Mb of lair *mf Three
nrai.hr vblob an iotas tbs Mans, of |
Sub thorn. Hit the old moo so reach m ]
—end jos float bit him too hred—bill, tm
of ooBimoo Soootioj, lo» tbo nnoffeudiug
of tbo family stoao.
The above to from the Louisville
Courier-Journal, and it calls to mind the
fact that snobbery is rapidly beooming a
most disgusting feature in American
journalism. It to true that it has not yet
been developed to any very considerable
extent in the Booth ; yet a lew papers
have yielded to it, and are paying some
attention to what to called "society news
When a newspaper drags a lady, young
or old, married or single, from the privacy
of her home, and parades her by name,
or eonspeious insinuation, before the
public, as a thing to be complimented or
criticised, a great breach of the rules of
society is committed, and woman is de
prived of that privacy whieh to the safest
guard to her parity.
Few newspaper men who have wires,
sisters or daughters, ears to have them
held up to the publio gaxe through the
calamus of the press. And yet we find
newspapeuniters taking precisely such
liberties THffi the wives, sisters and
daughters of other men. True, there are
some women who OOX0 such notoriety ;
yet it is a pleasure to ’ ' ‘ ” 1 *
such women as gi]
tone.
The fact
Stantons,
TEL|<niAPHNE VVS
SDBtiafDispatches to The Si
WASHINGTON.
WhmPt I*. JS.IIor Vila Murare* 11
Ontciiman, June 7.—The (hmmereiat*
Washington special dispatches say there
appears to be something wrong in the
Attorney Oeneial’s office. It is very
oertain that much fault is lieing found
with the oonduot of Mr. Akeruian, not
only by private citirena having business
with his office, but by Mr. Akerman’s
—.wi-m. in tbs cabinet, arising out of
that officer's habita of delay and pro
crastination. It is said that be materially
retards the business of the Government
by constantly delaying action in impor
tant cases referred to him, and that, in
some instances, large sums have been
lost because he wenid not act, prufering
to consign the papers to pigeon holeH,
and thus avoid the responsibility of
action. The fact is Akermun is incom
petent, and all the cabinet officers are con
vinced of it It to said that some havo
appealed to the Government, and repre
sented that tha Attorney General to a bur
den which the President could no longer
afford to carry. It to also reported that
tha Solicitor General of the Department,
and one of the aadjjg^^tympy Gen
orals are
manner
A Olathe, j* a .wund dead this afternoon
at Frenoh's Hotel. It
died in a fit
The Maaoaie Council tha evening, af
ter a king discussion, decided to recognise
the Grand Lodge of Quebec.
Coeoobd, Jane, 7. —The House of
Representatives organised by electing
Wm. A. Gove, Democrat, Speaker. This
ensures a Democratic Governor and
Democratic United States Senator.
Rock latum, III., Jana 7.—The sol
diers’ reunion hero to an immense affair.
The city ia orowded with strangers. Gen
eral Logan delivered the address Be
tween 10,000 aud 16,000 people dined at
the grove
La Sants, Ittmoia, Jane 7.—The sev
enteen year locusts have appeared in
great numbers.
Lc M« Fnt inMm.
Loiusvilus, June 7.—The celebration
of the re union of the two branches of
the order of Red Men took plaoe to-day.
Delegations of ebont 160 from Cincinnati
aud 100 from Indianapolis were present.
Everything passed off quietly.
Philadelphia, June 7.—The Grand
Lodge of Pennsylvania Free Masons met
this evening. A resolntion woe passed
dissolving connection with the Grand
ient of France until that body shall
abrogated its recognition of the
Grand Lodge of Lonsiana.—
o Grand Lodges of the United
have, thus far, taken
•100,000. •100,000.
AIKEN PREMIUM
IiAND
$100,000 eMM. now 1MHHI Will
purchase ft ihvfi, including * wort of iH worth tva
tion
yet ho
thrown
Put him
remain at'
and seek
of the uatioi
The entire
late, and
pie need rest
■war and politics.
stands developing the muterial rd
of France than Napoleon; tlierefcl
is the man for the French thron|
the people will do well to recall him?
put him at their head.
» » « ■ - . —- *
A correspondent of the Nfkrffle
Union and American perpetrates the fol-
lowing parody on what wo hope is not to
he A. Do, 1879 :
neemu.
Ibo foar lor Ul. .. ,
jui’Mimed to call “The American Cyclops, Tbo lionet,
U)ld Dutch Gap Fi«le,” etc., rendered distinguished
•wrvifo to tlio muse of order atul morality—notably
in Now Orleans aud Haiti more :
Therefore. De it knotvk that We, Useless. do here-
|jy appoint the aforcHaid Our Special High
Chamberlain, and do commit to hie guatdianship all
the plate. silverware, spoons, etc., ueed at Our royal
•able.
All our wife'g nephew* are chargud with the exe
cution of the above. CntM I,
Kmporor of the Americans.
Brigham Young, it to stated, was once
Roward’a gardener. This accounts for
the breeckiuess of Brigham’s morality,
It is all on account of his early associa
tions.
The California Democratic State Con
Vention will assemble in Sacrammlto on
the 20th instant. We have hoard of no
••departurtots” that far west.
A “heathen Chinee”
traits in New York.
ng por
Some Texan peculiarities are thus des
cribed in a recent letter; “An old
(douched felt hat, originally cream col
ored, but turned russet by rain and auu,
find ridged aud creased like a Rocky
Mouutaiu butte, seems to be the favorite.
Another hat to whieh the Texans are par
tial are semi-Mexican, a stiff felt hat,
Willi broad brim, a very low crown, and
a figured gray ribbon. These shocking
tad hats frequently surmount a suit of
broadcloth. But uo mutter how shabbily
dressed, the Texau always has a pair of
I:tncy-culored kid gloves in his pocket,
and lie ia fond of drawing them on when
lie takes a seat in the railway cars. All
laces are more or less tanned by a fer
vent sun. Some few havo a peculiar
lemon-complexion, caused, perhaps, by a
climatic disorder of the stomach and
liver.”
Speaking of Mr. Uroeley’s lecture in
Memphis, the ljoiger of that city says :—
"We do uot remember to have seen a
more critical audience in Memphis than
the one which greeted Mr. Greeley. We
lutve seen larger, but none containing so
many of of our moat highly educated
people. Judges, lawyers, physicians and
ministers, with a sprinkling of ladies,
listened for an hour or more to the sage
teachings of the Tribmit philosopher,
Itnd evinced their approval of his utter-
nnees by well-timed applause. We re
peat our convictions of yesterday, that
this visit of Mr. Greeley to our oitv and
rxytuMcv, and his kindly reception by all
citizens, must have a good
.ffeJ^Pkercoiuing prejudices existing
In the'niiudn of the people of the North
itnd attracting to us capital and a class of
immigration which wilt heh> develop the
xaaourues of our great Uoutncrn country.
A happy father u Florida ia writing to
lha papers of bis Bute about his baby,
which u two weeks old, ntsa inches in
length, weighs two pounds, and in re-
juaarkable for its Ixiauty, vivacity aud
Vfaaerfulueas.
will add
~~ uality aij
rnativo • tok
bring abouP
without enriching the
publio oredit, which to the mmae of
all labor, which is every man’s bread,
will abolish property and the family,
carry heads on lances, fill the prisions
with suspected persons, and empty them
Ivy the masBucro, set Europe afire, lay
civilization in ashes, and make France
the home of darkness; it will kill liberty,
stiflo art, decapitate thought, and deny
God. It will erect the guillotine, aud,
in short, do everything in cold blood
that the men of 1793 did in their frenzy,
and after the horrible but grand spectacle
which our fathers have seen, it will show
us the monstrous in a oontemptible pu
sillanimity^ •
When Dr. Livingtonc gets homo from—
we do not know exactly where—it is “25
days’ journey south of Ujiji”—he will
find, wo are told, not less than seventeen
decorations, orders of nobility, knight
hood, &o., awaiting him—the honors
awarded by various European govern
ments to this plucky and benevolent man,
Whatever he may lie authoriz d to wear
on the outside nt his coat, he will carry a
stout heart within it worth all the rib
bons, red, white or blue, and all the jew
els of whatever water in the world. Dr.
Livingstone's geographical discoveries
are brilliant emnigh to blind most of ns
to the moral purpose of enterprises hav
ing for their mam object the elevation of
savage races.
It has reoently appeared that in May,
1870, or a short month before his own
death, Charles Dicksns wrote to the bio
grapher of Maclise thus; “A fow years
ago I destroyed, an immense correspon
dence, expressly liecause I considered it
had been held with me, and not with the
public, and because I could not answer
for its privacy being respeoted when I
should be dead. I have allowod no let
ters from friends to accumulate in my
possession. ”
The Albany Argut gives an interesting
amount of the life and imbition of Vioe
President Colfax, apropos of his recent
illness. The latter it thinks not serious,
but caused by more nervousness, result
ing from constitutional timidity. The
Argun thinks, however, that Mr. Colfax's
elevation to the dizzy height of the Vice
Presidency was injurious to several
prominent Republicans as well as to the
general Interests of the petty.
Ross Smith, a conductor of a freight
train on the Blast Tennessee, Virginia A
Georgia Railroad, was stabbed in the ab
domen aud bend Saturday, Ivy a man
named Leonard, at Talbot’s Station.—
Smith had put him off of the train at
that place for refusing to pay his fare.—
Ross will reoover.
The Boston Traveler, which to usually
accurate in such statistics, says that in
that city on Tuesday afternoon, the ther
mometer roes to 98 degrees I which was
at h ast four degrees higher than it had
been in May for Aiftesa yean, and half a
higher than the highest point
reached last summer—hot as last sum
mer oonf«w<\|v was.
The New York. 7We* is puking fun st
the Herald, and rays the totter sheet
“has passed through one more transfor
mation, making exactly 838 ia all ainoe
the first of last April We give Ifcthree
days Iwfore it trots oat another candidate,
»nd asMirre its intelligent readers that
it it to all ever with General Grant."
Loudon,
dispatches S
in Ri.
The .
is doe t
comprd
tional i*
The .
M. Thiers’ terfl
It is propo
ruins of the F
to neriouBly dil
It to reportr
to reply to thl
poleon.
Amsterdam, June 7.—'Tho Bank of
Holland has reduced the rate of discount
to throe per cent.
/V*fr«i cf the Jrth-Bhihcp.
Paris, June 7.—Tbo fnncral of M.
D’Arboy, late Arch'Bishop of Paris, took
place this morning. The occasion wan
one of great ecclesiastic grandeur. The
burial service was conducted in the Ca
thedral of Noire Dame, and assisted in by
a large number of occlesiastic magnates.
Services were aaid in all the churches in
the city during the day.
Theirs insists on giving the Republic
a fair triaL
tumbled.
London, June 7.—'The steamship City
of Baltimore, from Liverpool to New
Orleans, is at Queenstown, disabled.
Mlmlcterlml .ippointmemlt.
Versailles, June 7.—M. Picard has
been appointed Governor of tho Bank of
France. Rotunde has been appointed
Ptocurenr Genornl. Jules Favre will
probably be appointed Minister to Wash
ington.
J9mUelp*l KteeUcm, JHe.
The municipal elections at Versailles
and La Rossiou have been declared void.
Twenty-five women were killed and
fiFty injured by a railroad accident near
Paris yosteday.
Pans is regaining her former appear
ance of life and gayety at a rapid rate.—
The process of rvcuscitatioo is active all
over the city. The Parisians are secur
ing their old habitations The places of
amnsement, one by one, are lieing gradu
ally reopened to the public, ana meet
with abundant patronage and snocess, —
Several of the principal theatres are in
operation, and their gay interiors bear
no token of the grand drinu of death
which has been enacted without. The
cafe* and saloons generally are doing a
thriving business.
The buildings whieh have been de
stroyed by fire and shell are re scattered
as not to be particularly observable to
the general view. Externally Paris pre
sents the appeamnoe of having heeu but
little affected by the terrible fiery ordeals
to which she has been subjected.
e up in Wall street The parties
implicated are said to oomprise some of
those who organized the gold “oorner”
of 1869.
A Philadelphia correspondent of the
Loudon Times thinks that Hoffman to
the strongest Democratic candidate for
President yet named, hut says he is too
much compromised by his connectiou
with the Erie ring.
Miss Viola Crowe, agraduate of Vasssr,
turns the trainiug of that excellent in
stitute to amount by assuming editorial
duties on a Western journal.
Miss Burdett Coutts has offered to
make over to the Colombia Market, on
whieh she has expended $1,260,000, to
the corporation of London, under cer
tain oonditiona rendering it specially ser
viceable to the poor, for whose benefit it
was created.
The Low Church party in tha Eptooo-
g d Church, at the late Convention in
hiladelphia, succeeded in the eleetion
of delegates to the General Convention,
though it was manifest that the High
Church sentimeut to gaining in strength
in the diooeee.
Mrs. Dr. Maty Walker to understood to
insist that a woman's morels have noth
ing to do with her qualifications for mem
bership in the suffrage party, She is op
posed to weakening the nnmerioal
strength of the organization by irrelevant
testa.
At the suggestion of Governor Alcorn,
the Legislature of Mississippi adopted a
joint resolution memorialising Congress
to refund the amount of cotton tax col
lected throughout the Southern States
during the yoare 1865, 1806 and 1807. —
The amount is estimated at *40,000,000.
Rome time the p
i of Michigan ww* grant-
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Niw York, Jane 7.—The brig Bowen
he* arrived. The mutineers were arrest
ed and imprisoned.
Dr. Bpafr, who, a short Htno since, had
Ool. Blood arrested for improntrhr in
| fiueuoiug Uie fetualu broker*, WoodliuU
tod over the quectSow
of Homeopathy should be etoabttahed in their Btato
University : and th« people of Iowa hare toe *um
q inaction before them In regard to th« University of
that State. The low* Ante Register enroll* itself on
tha aide of thorn in fhror of aooh • Proftnaotwhlp,
and mya ; "If the HUta to to pay fbr Hm education
of doctor*, the burtton faillnf equally o« th« people
holding to the different aohooto of modtdrt, tha
I'aleorslty ottgbt not to bo ran nxetootooto to tho to-
uro* of Allopathy or «y otowr pathy. D doctor*
mu*t be educated to public expenm, tot too Cnivcr-
toty *o educating toom. bo abto to toooh any aohool
preferred. There should nto boa monopoly to the
profit of on* clam whan the paopto of nil *
have w» ft *
city to aatoot from, go to W. H. Brothorton'a.
“Didn’t jou aajr, air, that this home
woqldn’t ahj before the fire of an ene
my ?” “No more he won’t; it ian't until
after tha fire beahiaa.'
Attention to Orders.
U. A. HARDEN.
LANDSMER Q*&
LUMBER YARD,
OPPOSITE GEORGIA RATT.»nAn &XP0T.
A.TLA NTA,OA.
M *l»ri .7 STOMl
Framing Lumber.
tflbn-lj A. LAEDHStna . 00.,
F.
a i>. BALxora i
Drake'* Creek JWUlt.
A. BARBOUR A <70.,
I^EAUBS 01
FLOUR,
MEAL,
A SHIP STUFF,
euaeujv, MMjrrvcar.
SW HIGH E8T PRICE PAID no* «uit. -as
All pcodnflfl d.U.arfld fll tkfl 4apot Bag .1.1,
To Parties During to Build
T HE undesigned would rmpcctfoUy Inform tha
dtlsona of Atlanta that ha ia mow pramrad to
^ f jjtofeaimr S^HrSmemi **CJ - !f^** r
Hahmatkif oomoMBd a picked to of haadt. fin*
foala confident la giving gaoanl aatiafeotfon.
9V RETEIuaiO*—Oot John L. Qrant, bongtoy
h Eohtnoon, and fay k Ootfh Arakttiatoi
joujr c. jrrcHotAy
ofhoe nt omunvooca mot t-*—
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sx.s
ST. LOUIS, MO.
•prlMto
BLANKS. JOZttSl
MJUX.MOAD mem
tak* koticb.
WM BAT a MSOMtrSD TO-DA Y
BimaoT tmom na mabvfao
LAMOB ASSORT
Mater or rtaa American
WATCH as, ZB COLD AMD S1L
raa oases, or perfect
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0. I. Watch Co., Horton, It. J.t
ellH WftUhCo., Olflo tho Celebrated
Slew Wind.re or Koploee Wot* h.
VJM STOCK IB OFFERED AT
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STORE, ATLANTA. wl-MU
irWOIVER US PLEASURE
TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE
HAVE ADDBD TO OUR CORPS
OF WORKMBN A FINE EN-
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ABB ARM NOW READY TO DO
ALL KINO* OF
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M, MONOGRAMS, AC..
r, Moray— ~ '
IN FAOT, M6RAVINO OF ALL
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ALSO, TBM ADDITION OF a
FINE MANUFACTURING JEW-
MLLEM, AND A'SHOP WITH
ALL NECESSARY TOOLS AND
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US TO MAKE TO ODDER
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K difficul t, promptly,
NASUPRMIOR MANNER
ON ACM SOLICITED. •
SHARP A FLOYD,
Jiyy-NY STORE, WHITEHALL ST.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. I
Atlahta, June ad, 1811.1
ORDERED,
That the foUooiaf named dUsetii be sad they ere
hereby, appelated ee • epretai Boerd of Vleitnre to
Attend the fleered rennet euniiaillon of the Norm,]
red Preparatory Deportment# of the AUreU Unirer-
■tty. t*> be held on Mondnj end Tueedmy, the
Wd STth dnyn at done, Inetnut, preoeedlna tbo nunil-
I commencement on Wedneedny, the 28th til it
Hon. Joneph E. Brown. Ban. John L Hapilne,
Her. 1. H. Knowlee, Ban. W. A. Hemphill.
Boo. I. L. Donning. Bon. W. L. Scruggo,
Dr. S. H. Stoat, A. M. Spcighu,
■eh D. Moyer, Bon. 1.1. HTHteOcr.
The Iblknrteg h tho order of cxeroisM, announced
hf tha Faculty:
On Monday, tha tth of June, classes will ba ex.
•mined in Beading, Arithmetic, Geography, United
History, English OompoaiUon, Ancient Histo-
Virgil, and Anabasi*.
tha 9Rh st June, classes wlU be ex-
ArithmeUc, Grammer, Latin
Baadw, Otosro, Onto Testament. Homer and Algo-
bra and Geometry.
Tuesday tha exercises will contin
ue from* 4. WL, until tr. m. ; and on Wednesday will
begin to 10 a. H.
Qlton under my baud aud tha seal of the Kxecu-
ra DsRartoMQt, to tha Oapttolln Atlanta, the daj
aud year drat abort written.
RUFUS B. BULLOCK,
H. 0. Ooaaoa, Bse'j Kl Dap*t
m.if WANTED.
L'IaaT ORE TO NOTICE that the Ptoken Hon,,
£t»«rlhierewr elthe ONywUI open on Mon.
jjjjke Are no the Okeepeet Boarding Bonne In At-
, '* An*k*Cook mreh.kj emptoru toeerro up
lejhe bentjreaeer whnterer the mnAel eflOrdo.
we—$4 per week, etrtctly to odrnnoe.
ddlw MBS. I. a WITTER.
Oottofe For nale.
I BaSBASSKKiVaiffiS
arts s
toon Waaihaksratrtat. —mrfaatotraa.
Apply to onca. Q. W. ADAIR.
J«to#-*t . Real Ratals Agent.
In the District Court of^
for the Northern I
glsw-ln Ha^Butt yi
A T ATLANTA, GEORG^^piI8 30TH DA^
May, 1871.
The undersigned hereby gives notioa J
poiutiuout as Aiwiguue lor Glenn A Wr^
county of Filltou, and Suite of Geoiyia, 1
District, who have btteu adjUdgi" 4
the petition of tlieir Creditors, by the 1
of said District.
j. j. wn*i|
tnay8l-law3w
lit. IeOulN, Memplits, NsahTllls 1
ChattanoMK" Oreut Central"
Tii rough Line.
Chattanoogairaiu leaves....l).50a.m
arrives.. .2:05p.a
Memphis train leaves 4:00 a.tn
" arrives 9:S0a.m
8t. Louis train leaves 4:00 a.n
" arrive 9:30a.m
8helbyville train leaves 8:30 p.m.
“ arrive 9:40 a.m.
Tim 1:60 a.m., U m , and 3:80 p.m. trains do
not run on 8 nndays. The 4:00 a.m. and 6:45 p.m.
ffUNKT O. HOYT. DA SWIM O. J0HX8
Late Teller Ga. Nat Bank.
HOYT & JONES,
Bankers and Broker*,
ATLANTA, OA.,
Dealers in
Gold, Silver, Stock*,
Bonds, MortgatM,
Domestic and Foreign Exchange,
Railroad and other Securities.
Special A.ttent Ion
GIVEN TO COLLECTIONS.
Refer to Georgia National Bank, Atlanta,
and National Park Bank, N. Y.
aprl'tf
AsNignee’si Sale.
ATLANTA NATIONAL HOTEL
FUnKriT U HB
B Y VIRTUE of an order issued by the Honorsbli 1
United States Court for tho Northern Ditori' *
of Georgia, will be sold st public outcry,
all eucumbnuKHts, at said Hotel, on
TUESDAY, the 20th day of JUNE, 1871,
commencing at 10 o’clock, a. m.. and coutinriW
from day to day, all the effects of said Hotel—cctoto*
Walnut Bedsteads, 70 walnut Bureaux (wnoj
top), 160 walnut W&Mhstamla, 90 walnut Ihblto
caue-seat Chairs. 80 marble-top Bureaux, 20 ni*n> lr '
top Waahstanda, 20 marble-top Tables, 20caue»<*>
Rockers, 20 walnut double Wardrobes, 2 Sofas, 2u®
Chairs. 4 small Rockers, 1 Cupboard, 180 b. walnoi
leather bottom Chairs. 1 I*ian/>, 100 MattrrsM
Springs, 200 l*il!o\vs, 400 linen Sheet*, more or
1) lin. u Pillow Slips, more or less, 500To^eU. morj
less, 20u pair woolun blank. U. mom or le«*.
(\mutori<sii'-M more »»r less, 400 linen Napkins,
orlcsa, o Urge Mirrors. «1 Uilliard lUbles and fu
tures, 1 Urge iron Sale, 2 Desks, 1 large reading to*
Desk. 2 Clocks. 1 Lounge. 3600 yanlsCarpetinf. w^
or leas, lot ot Uee Curtains and Shades, all the s* 1 ™
Ware, all tho Crockery and GUssv.-are. all the o*
Fixtures, 3 Show Caws, 1 Letter Press. Bar *ndJtv
nituro, 200 yards Oil Cloth, more or le**. Rarb
Furniture, 3 Ranges, 2 Boilers, Kugiue, Puuip*. “ _
numerous other artieles. .^/ I
The Furniture ia uniform in style and flni*b »»”' <
otteelleut qua tty, sound and In go"dorder. ID*
tel occupies the centre of the City and
for a term of four years. The fnmitura will w ,
nets, as it is, in each room. N" property^ *^ ^
FOR RENT.
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rregWeet Hnnta
s.tkn ntfcee no raeently le
_ u. w. uBurr.
sra red Were Bonier Btreet
A* St PeSed are* tWl hr Ike Mrttn,
Ekkrts et Smew*.
ipt upon
' area Du
k|*lreti
preture. by a.73“
quired to make room. HoMmUk i*rowrtyof W* 1
B. Pond, in Bankruptcy. TKRMt- tiASH.
NOAH B. FOWLER, Assign*
my29 tds.
QUICK EST AND BKST K0UTK
TO TBS
NORTH EAST AND Wf* 1
Via LoulsvlUO'
T HREE dally Expre-V. train«r^
through from Nashville to Louisville,
oIonn connections with Trsda* and Boat* 1<x
North East and West,
ISTo Oto fl-iag-© of 0» r '
FROM LOUISVILLE TO
Ht. IdHila, ( laolnnatl, iBdlaBaimll*.
a**, Ut-tt'laad, IMIUbarir, WM* 1 **
ami New York.
ONLY ORE OBANll" TO
Baltimore, Hashlmri.'i. "dil Btwloa.
wkeli tnvollng. by orklng far tiak.tn
VIA tiOOTSVII**'
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