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The Washington union., 1857-09-17
HON. ]. @. MASON.

Hon. j. G. Mason, of Kentucky, arrived in this
city yesterday to receive from his numerous friends
here as may readily be inferred, the warmest con-
ordinations for his gallant and successful contest
with Mr.. Cox for a seat in the next Congress. The
contest was severe one and Mr. Mason has not only
shown that he has strong hold on the confidence
and affections of the people of his district, but he
has also shown himself to be most eloquent and Of
fcient exponent and defender of the measures and
principles of the democratic party. His majority
over his know-nothing competitor is upwards Of six
hundred e,.
The Washington union., 1857-09-17
NOBLY SAID.

The following (says the Richmond Enquirer) trib-
ute to the Presidents letter from the Charlottesville
Advocate is graceful in expression it is candid
rises nobly above partisan prejudice in thus prompt
ly and fairly doing justice to democratic Presi-
dent:
The PRESIDENTS REPLY TO SIILIMAN & Co.--President
Buchanan's vindication of his administration from the
charge of violation of his official OATH which forty
three sefrighteous mpcrtnen dvines of New England
brought against him because he ordered United States
troops to Kansas for the preservation of order and II
necessary to help the civil authorities to enforce the laws
not only complete in its reasoning but digned and
at the time in its ebuke of the spirit which
could prompt such list of divnes to leave the sacred
desk to soil their robes in the of politics We
almost pardon Professor Slliman and his unwise cogn
the folly of their address, in consideration of the
sion it has afforded the President to write sensible and
well-timed letter as he has done
The Washington union., 1857-09-17

point In his plan Of adjustment AS TO Mr. Douglas he
had the best evidence that this statement In reference TO
him was not true Mr. Stephens then read nom Mr..
Douglas speech delivered months ago at Spring
held, Illinois, in which that gentleman had broadly and
boldly asserted the true principle OF the Kansas act and
had declared That the people Of Kansas, In conyenci
hA the right TO determine the question for themselves
and In their way with no limitation of their right In
the premises but the constitution of the United States
ms was Mr. Douglass position and he believed that it
would be sustained by the democratic supporters of the
Kansas Dali at the North. But whilst reprehending the
course OF Walker and of all who might sustain him. they
were with him infinitely preferable to the honorable gem
eman who his competitor for seat In the next
gress Far as they were from him In sympathy and in
principle, that gentleman infinitely rther-as much
farther the stars beyond the planets of our solar
system They misintepeted the Kansas act that gem
eman opposes it, and states that II he had been ia Con-
gress when u Yves upon lis passage he woad haze vo
eaaa They were in favor Of permitting everybody in
the territory 10 vote upon the question of slavery that
gentleman opposes the legislation which opened the Terri
tory to slavery and gave the South chance carry its
institutions there Their ocy endangers the interests
Of the South in the Territory fhis policy had been adop-
ted the South would not have had any interests there
MI stephens was proceeding farther to illustrate his
Idea that Walker and his supporters infinitely pref
cradle 10 Mr. Miller in his position of open hostility to
the Kansas act when the chairman announced that his
time had expired,
remay possibly, misrepresent, in some unimportant
particulars Mr. Stephens OF Mr. Miller in this hurried
and imperfect report of their discussion at Concert Hall
but is believe substantially correct in all important
particulars
Mr. Stephens viii visit city again during the can
vass when he will have better opportunity eaboratey
to discuss the political questions of the day.
The Washington union., 1857-09-17
THE NASHVILLE UNION.

The Nashville Union reached yesterday in
much enlarged and improved form. The editors
state: "By this enlargement have added fully
one-third more to the space at our command We
have been driven to this in order to accommodate
our advertising customers and at the same time do
justice to our subscribers, who look to this paper
for the current news of the day. The advertising
branch of our business has, during the past year in
creased greatly beyond our most sanguine expecta-
tons, showing that business appreciate the
advantages which the heavy circulation of our paper
presents.
The Nashville Union is of the most influential
and aby-conducted democratic journals in the coun-
try The substantial evidences which it furnishes in
the number before u.s. of great pecuniary prosperity
will be hailed with tho liveest satisfaction wherever
democratic principles flourish, and wherever the
ability to denef defend and explain those principles
with power and efficiency is fully appreciated.
The Washington union., 1857-09-17

PRosPDcT CRor WEyrwARD.--His excellency hon
Knsey s Bingham returned from three weeks tnp "
the westward Wednesday evening, in the course
which he took occasion to visit Minnesota Wisconsin s
Illinois He reports the fall crop in the best condition.
and Indian corn, for the most part out OF danger n
frost He states circumstance which much surprsa
U.S. which is that the crops in Minnesota earlier 'a
with This intelligence cannot fail to carry ss'is
ton and contentment, for with it Is yielded
the best of farmers that the crop is principally sac
IDdroa Adr
The Washington union., 1857-09-17
MASSACHUSETTS.
he Taunton (Mass.) Gazette saws

IDfdS5J uu1cttc
a. The democrats of many towns eectng delegates to
the State convention Wednesday next have taken
csion to express in hearty terms their preference for the
denomination of Hon. t. ID. Beach the democratic
ddae for the govemorhp. Mr. Beach fortunately en-
joys the confidence and respect of the entire democracy
of the State and his opponents concede to him ability
and integrity which would adon the Office for which he
has been named Such nomination feel assured will
have moral advantage his present and probable
competitors
1.-THE democratic convention promises to be harmo-
nous and confident representative gathering of the de-
mocracv of the State. -
The Washington union., 1857-09-17

AN UHeRArEruL WRETCH PRorERLY SERVED man
named Matthew Mark fisherman by profession fell into
the river day before yesterday afternoon from raft near
the foot of Ludlow street. and would have drowned but
for dumb lad who helped him out at considerable risk
to himself As the graceess fellow upon the
raft again he attacked the poor mute and beat him Sc
verey whereupon several men took hold of the wretch
and gave him such duoking m the Ohio that he begged
for mercy but was only released in adrowned state
(Csnoinroi Gor~fs
The Washington union., 1857-09-17

The preceding tables show an importation, exclusive
ofspecie and bullion, in 1857 of 34s 42s 342 against
S3l0, ,4323lO in 1856, while exports exclusive Of
specie and bullion for the former year amounted to
1898 8l2 ,222, and for the latter to 1921 219 1923
The specie imported in 1857 amounted to 81 975,-
100, and bullion to $486, ,699--in all, 81, ,46I 799
ofths we reexported in specie 80 O37 349, and in bull
lion S2l 22l-making aggregate of S905S,570, and
leaving clear cash balance in our favor of 49, 403
229, which, carried to the value of our exports ex
elusive of specie and bullion, leaves residue of
S5l ,2l2,S9l against us, to be paid in specie and
bullion of domestic produce. To meet this amount
we have exported s2s,777372 in specie and s3l,.
3O09s0 in bullion--making total amount of specie
and bullion of domestic produce exported $50, ,07s,-
1852, leaving clear balance in our favor from tho
years operations of 1856 ,46l
With results like this before our eyes, is it not
silly in the extreme to preach and worry ourselves
and others about excessive importaons, over-trad-
ing, and the like nonsense, when the fact is that
though our imports of foreign merchandise this year
exceed those of 1856 by s37 996 O32 the year closes
with balance of foreign indebtedness in our favor
of nearly s9,00o,o 900 in hard cash?
The Washington union., 1857-09-17

An instance of the maUter modo the part Of ~
der who standing guard at the post office
occurred the 29th of July at Naples. man adyso
to put letter In whilst he had cigar in his mou I'd
The sentinel gave him blow in the face and then N Wan
his muskct struck him the head, winding up w.
the information that smoking not allowed IN rum
the box
The Washington union., 1857-09-17
Ex-PREsIpENT PIERCE.

We copy the following from the Portsmouth IN.
H. Chronicle
ExPresident Pierce and lady are still boarding at
the Rockingham House in this CITY, and it reported
that they contemplating permanent residence here
We glad TO hear that Mrs Perces health is better
here than 1t has been for long time and this fact of
course Offers great inducements for them 10 abide with u.s.
The Washington union., 1857-09-17

After a sojourn of several weeks at the White
Sulphur Springs of Virginia, Senator slidell, OF
Louisiana returned to this city yesterday.
The Washington union., 1857-09-17
WASHINGTON CITY.
OFFICIAL.


APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
A. NJ jackson, of Mississippi, to be secretary Of
State of the Territory of New Mexico in the place of
William w. H. Davis, resigned
William r.. Calhoun, of South Carolina, to be sec
retary of legation at Paris in place of o. Jennings
Wise, of Virginia resigned.
The Washington union., 1857-09-17

TAs Nebraska Wagon Rood d-Intellgence has been re-
ceived by the Interior Department from Colonel Sites
superintendent of the Nebraska wagonroad expedition,
dated Omaha City, September lst in which he states that
he entertns no doubt the completion Of the road by
the advent of winter if tho weather continues favorable
To accomplish this great physical labor must be endured
is expected that the entire road will be located by the
18th of October with large number of bridges built
and others in process of construction
The Washington union., 1857-09-17

The Davenport uowa) Democrat comes to MS in
mourning for the death Of it's late senior editor,
James T. Hildreth esq.
The Washington union., 1857-09-17

1t is said that Hon NJ Fillmore, late President OF the
United States is about TO marry lady Of Montreal
The Washington union., 1857-09-17
THE WASHINGTON UNION.
DEPARrmEsr NEWS.
STATE DxrAsrxxsr.

Tsd Of Vasna--A correspondent at Vienna write
that trade is brisk and goods to the amount of
2sl 900 ons have been forwarded TO the United States
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-07-01
Triumph 81 Ati
PARK AMI rs,pLOW.
Or tns
STAR GALLERY"


AXE ASTONISHING TuE WORLD
~ With their NEW ani YAlt. ME
PROCESS " making Llfg.SfIfl psr.
traits, direct upon canvass, ami e~s'arsi
N ~, ~ on u tho frs. artists m ,hs
t%tt1tft.
tn havs been to srea, exprp, c IN p-e.
curing ~ exciisive right for nrIier
ihc.s crisbtts,sl PHOTOGRAPHS on clpvn,..
and br NJ s'' up m eaiire NV sfr.
Do for this branch q the At, a., ar.
prepared ~ exeegte al orders sen, In
'hea hy n,sil from Dague reatype.. nr
any oth'f kind Of picture tina, mas bs
s.nt. IN c1fvlnE from, a naetagfeoivp e
= Q 9 u hair should Accompany The ~.
rra. slth . fell DESCRIPTION Of color ~
.tir. EYES, rnnplextion. ese.-ali rtr,ure,
s.ff intel perfect likenssges. This i. the
only cfporsaai,v Of ssSarsne = ife.l,ks
picture from a faint rcscmhianss Of a dssr
TREND. being eolofed 10 oil upyn can.
vass i IL iiapsrish able. Persons ~si.lsis-
u. city .loald not fail 10 visit PARk 4
PkPLoW'S Studio ~ FINE AIRS.
where Ill sinjs Of PICTURES knosn IN
the sri, are made In thu most psrfsct
style and finish.
evrpon', fail to give u.a ctl', n;-.lv
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!. bokOLEY, would respecsfvl.
D,y intsfn his hieuds and shs rublie
, = be has removed his oAcs frpm ,hs
s'sssf o. yaia sad Adam ~s'seess. crps.,ss
ne United States Hotel. 10 rosIs are,
WINS Saddley Store. 90 Nam .,,s...
opposite Court Square. where he + me-
passd to pursae bic prsfession IA Ill n.
vsrioas breaches, Old end psv inr-a,.s
ineuts.
The caly reference | Civ. /. d, -.
services IN Memphis and vis;pitv.
Ny czee is over Mr.. winp.s s>sr~-
Ss're, o. Vain street. opposite Csurt
sqisfes .ners ! - always Sc fsspj.
wesld oe hess0 sof pasiess m
see seZee<ys = oAhe sprsiatness. 4, ~
1 - 81 elssA M stlspe d.
seot1y
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-07-01

Heare now receiving and orcninr
oar FALL sni WINTER SrOCks 81
DRY GOODS.
consisting Of sver- VARIETY Il START. a,a
tansy Dry t'OSds Usually ssps in IN.
tssfket. "s
sar.tfne tlus and black cio,i.. c.x.;.
ssrs. Dossains, Closss. MATTHIAS. Mare
ANTIQUE. Sessss shswls--,he ls...s ,f,lss.
ladies Dress UoSds Of a ssps,isr aas,i.
VI trsre shawls; . large Iss Of klss.
ks's. Nesgo Goth. nrNns, Bs,dv.m,d.
.luIhtNG, Boots, Moe, and Hats. srs
: variety Of articles too namersus 10 man.
tiuu. "eh'
All ash Is. "esme rue and .l,.- ana
es'r'sne ny stuck before msk.p- 40,
Iercaases. besess on the very hes.
'sfa's. md an DETERMINED that none sh.ll
aaaes.ssslH ne. Ishsll aslcps the essh sys.
"a', snsspt to runcsral customers,
A. c. BLAIR, III Msis-st..
old stand q fsseusss . SIN.
4. u Gcosssr : s;sA a. -.
~ -
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on the Isl Of June. 1855. the firm
heretofore existing bs,s.sn r. H. tIari
AMI a. c. Warsbaeh ss. a,.,o,sei bv
mutual ecnsrni. 7. D. CIsss l. haired
WITH shs settlement ~ the sss,sss. n shs
late hrn Of .. II. Clasl 4 Co.
=. H. clark,
A. G. MrEZEAcH.
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lr rOu WANT FlxR
NIPietsres!si
D pRrSsrS aA....

When voa cane 4 N,-ssss
HAslss sass returned frsn 4 Avs;.
- nsssseaf Worth, with al ihs fssl;.
ass lar ssA,ns fas, durable D-se,srrs.
sypss. g, Az nos r-sas, + ssrsos' !.
'r,essk asd The psblie eeDsrsl.
n ~ lins, % the mcse r,ssosshi.
- lave . hns~ ssaSlaa passsss
- sssessap pteeelDo - - ~
Pahste. ~ ssssAlhlnAACsss
~, ND Al ~ btnsssss q - ~
~. spsa - sn ouiN
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@.,,S Al~JlS DRY
WE hare In store, and ssv constant,
w receiving. the most csl.Irsss.i
brands Of TOBACCO from yirr;n;s'
Asnsseky and Missouri. which ~ Ri
gel! At manufacturer pricss. Ne vn,is
sali ssseaiion to the fsfiowiue hrspda,
p rsss;.s'' Rs.sa asa k.sdy fviNi
Walker 4 Cos q
nolland's Easrs Psssahs,
Nehican, rcunds, Viii Iau...,,- 49,.
pigg, Ii. ~
rAfAins, S~sslssiah,
Persian Snekine fekessa
skABRo0k Z CARSON.
sssa,ssn ssrsss, TIVE dssw fto0 ~.
-" Ne0pAio, Tea.
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TnD PLACE ron DAr511
LEHMAN = u

Tennessee, !
CASH dealers in Dry CoeAQ
Books, Shoes. &c. Ac.. /
1--WE sell sr Cssh ss1uh1
and err offer !aducsmesss b NJ
FRS tia: easnos b. mot vish ~
Call and examine. ~ " ~ ,
pleasure In showing our 90
SMALL raotifs. AND oCses =
July 2--rr9S-sf
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HARDY
INCOMES A. 7Rfrr

McOHBS 4 7RfcE.
Importers ard D.ale,s IL H.ra.rs,,.
tatiers. Mstais. Aa;i,, i,ss. Ar.
riesit1,ai fsspiemcas,. ,te.
No. 2ie Main street. sign Of the rro,d
Axe, Memphis. Tenn,
Would respectfully call the at.
ssnsion Of dvaihss and customer, 10 our
very full and es,sasive stoel Of t;oo,I,.
which We ere now receiving direct FINN
i~asasfssepsss In Eaelasd ssd ID, tinted
Ssaiess comprising . large sspplv 81
poeAes aed table ssslesy, rssors al s~;..
.ors-nads By Rogers 9 Sous, Gvsehsr.
Woossenhelms ard eeAsss. tcIIiss
l~ians's, aad other nakes Of ssss. Am.s,
shovsls, ess.; corn shelless, straw cv,s.,s.
pless, fan nills. trace and wagon ehs;rs'
OF evsry variety; sassaee cu,ss,v an.
seeessp, neehaaies' tools af e,s,v A..
s.sripsien sad Of The very ksss ouslitr.
lochs, bolts and Ill hind ef baiIdjes hs,j.
ware; Tin plsss. bloch tin. wire, ete.. 10.
ssshef With every variety Of shslf hard.
Also assass for Fsirhanss, pls.so,,..
~ other sealss; IIaIiA Dodd,s tre-prooI
ssses e'realsr ssrs, and for The sale Of
iron made at the Psdueah Rol.isp N,lls.
less, Cumberland ironI pig, METAL. So,Iss
sad hcop iron. s3;.s.
Ef-HH
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Our Mechanical Branch,
III order to meet promptly the in.
cressing demand Tor work, Va have added
to our former force a number VI .upeF,or
workman AMI mado many valuable MAJ.
s'ons TO our machinery, snd arc prepared
to DO work .. saor, selise, asl IN ths h.,
manner al kinds n
WATCH WORK.
Including the making NJ new and somp,i.
ciird parts equal 10 the original. Al...
al kinds q CIock Hork.
JEwELRY.
Of all hinds repaired, md ne~ made IA
ofdsf, including ssrssGas Dismc.a Ir.,s.
ENGRAVING.
plain and ornamental 10 ssjf al so,s...
Also, Seals Tor Lodges. Covrss and Cor.
porasions, engraved .. shoss notice.
We can furnish members 81 the rrs,~,.
nifty With ksn. Meiais end Mars. ia
ans style. Also. Lodges ~i,h lewsls.Ss'.
&c. y. ". CLARK Co
No. lViark's Marble lIos,.
"sf-b Mrsphfs, Tn,
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CAnpErlyG

81 Brussels, lmfa ii, three
f5# t#ptstff ingram t8fpeta.
PlANb~ =
~ #se#tF#h K#FHff HHNt iii Y i'm
ifqm ihe laaisflas u ths saisbfa.
ei m4safs,
tFfs, BACON Coz
HAlLif, DAVIS eco.
a. y LAUb A 90.
~ it'lfaiashis cold b " are sarran
fHl.
ii shf sssmins our u1ek bsfofs you
purchase el.ew hero.
Mckinney 90,
l1 Main street.
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New Firm.

Inc Subscribers have associated
themselves together under n. firm AZ r
~ Sssfxe y Go. y. u. CLARK,
JAS. 3. WILKINS,
1nOS. MIL.
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cHlchLhlAAlA pflNns

AlX PIANOS from iha s6fld.fenownsj
- maHHlaa atafs, Mrsr rhlftaFlnga
na, The original Jonas Chisleftne. wsre
hfrel p ~ On Oh 2iih n lslfntry,
shf MulbaF, AMI sil b. resolved II
aift it3a, sheh VIZ shill afsr ~ sais
at ih m%nnliaetafafs' prices, expense. Of
ifauporlnlion ajied only,
MCKINNEY GO.
l9s Main street. iiouph,a.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-07-01

Haleii, DORIS & tot Pianoaf
&nllts d hose universally popular
- Piano fortes-lso now u store, and
eleven to arrive per ship. tiawatha and
Marathon, and bark A,las-all Of which
viii he sold y. extremely shor, profits. by
MchlNsIY co,
lpa Main street, Memphis.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-07-01

i'iH thN "lhulnI.ur sod ne At
lfafaHl' Published 10 Nes iofs
'ir Na''mtr number, page 3ig
"IflE MGlAlNuTlgf.
"ll4s sifle q picture w. haze tpoken
81 % q iifuer number, and w can opl,
aii hef" that our prediction A. 10 their
raflt Iiy q upercadlng tho smhrot,ps.
e fast becoming realized. Ihere
pleasing artistic elect about Them ,h1t
eco never h. produced y the Ambrotypo.
lhl' together with the perfect ea.e MIR
which itst can be made. the eertnip,y ~
=" if everlasting quality, mud the inboa.
lhili'f Of their destruction BIZ nny AZ
those ace inuta winch would he thu min
g 10 nmhTuype, will secure their general
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lIns Chamber Furniture,
III OAK chassbsr SuiI..semrIsss. 80.
'!'ns IN prisea from s.a0 to sG6o rsr set.
a. MckINNEY 4 co.'s
OFrosiss the wor-ham liea.s.
ns.am Memphis Tesnnsssc.
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~ VAN street, opposite Worsham House.
Memphis, Tennessee, has the eseIu.,,e
Tlsht y that city for the MfihINoIypE
PAitNl. They aro much superior TO
the DASaerreo,ype, .inbIo,ype " spher.
Foiere' anil cost jus, the same. Give him
''H1 HNhts utBty
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Chamber Furniture,
&EvEEAL sets beautiful black ensm
slled and fancy painted Chamber
Furniture, for sale at
MCKINNEY 4 cos,
'92 slais. street. McmphIs, Tenn.
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LATEST ~ARRIvAI,S,t
NEW o


LATEST
VIEW o
ME srs low in resairt Of A I,,v.
w port ~ 81 our beautiful aud ma.
n'hesn' srrnE stock Of
FANCY and STABLE DRY ooopg.
consisting in part Of
Elegant silks. Gr, madness,
fongcc sil1s, i,crcgc ann Or.
ga doe ROLES, LIRE, Of
every variety. Exquisite Lace
Vets aud lanl,roider,es.
u every aeserirtisn ali ia,s., s,,l.. .
sruefal and complete .ssortmsr, AZ
tlanssJs' Goods. tssns.' Cloths. paw
AMI tantv eas.imers aud ye.,iny. Of ,bs
,a'si approved patterns; Men sni Row
'a,aisaing tools liass. tsap., Dss,.
shf sh1ss Iruak.. vali.s. C.yr.,
bsgs, sstTs'ins and Mating AMI In "A.
a''loui al articles asasliy hep. In our
me NJ q which We propose selling
very lev for cash. s
" 1Ivs " q call. and We piedre s,r.
ives -ou shall have t,oo4., and :, ihs
q sas lowest mako, rricss.
PopE X BROS.
A~erFhis. Arsl !. is51-nii.,f
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az y u w ~.
We have recently made large ad.
diilona 70 our STOCK, sh,ah, iot ,ish.
ne's, beauty and variety. 10 equsI 10 Az,
es't offered IN This or sny ethef msrsei,
u whiph viii be found.
Witches ~ On kiahl
DIAMOND ~ WEIR FIN nj, a,
single pfsee
T"LLRf-g he asusi ,,yio aas N
a.. great rarsrt
MIIR WdRIe-Ts and CoGts sst,,.
Pitchers, Gobias, GUS, spoou,.
Forth, Ladl,s, Ae-- roia /ias.
SH thR.P PLATED COODy-c.,s,,.
uaiiers, CUE and Frat galAft.,
.lIns. fdndiancks, ste;
FfNff G0ODy--in a qrsaf payys,v,
GUM 10 'uii s~rsyyaodg, Qua Aeon.
c%ani,neat 10 snt everybody,
PNTOLS--d tirgs auori,aesi Of all N.
ffadnngkrad,ia .ss, inelustag coif,s
q all sisa, asi The gssp,ns bur,n.
cL0cKs--g III N, n1s sy,s., vert.
from ) 10 100 ioHcni
hdHps-.jo .faNiIis' aud public build.
GAS HfTt4ES--riais and ov,o.
mental, buh mary other arf,s!ss
too npnisrct, 10 mention.
oaf sltes Is aid 10 with fash; orr Eu.
rorean Good. va impcr. our,el,e.. "a
60 oar tome,t'c s~rtisles airrs, from ,,e
makers. api Icing satisfied with A ,psii
PROFIT. W. otter great irdncsmsn,. 10 s.r
friends nnd the public. We in,,to aA-
b''l eat'r' and sis s%arioas, TO drop IN.
ceremony, AID examine on, s,ock
We kstr open house sos all.
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MAD Brides. Leather and Barb
coLrsAnJ. ss,e,.

" q 70 trouble 10 shop
Goofs ~ ny More, an
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de Sh8ve.s.
embrace this accs s,ou 10 fe,u
ny thanks 20 ny friends for ,hstr faFm,,
hbFral patronage. snd sol CT a cop.,nu.
ahea 81 Their trade, as | am ltsuon~l
70 gve satisfaction 10 all WHO will ftyar
ne With a call.
sustain Your Homs Me,eaan,.
and they will sustain You /. IA ~,
'nls'o' and time will prove that | am so,'.
rect "a that opinion.
7H0S. Z CLARKE.
Al tho Brick Corner.
paro'a. Auril q. lsj1..,f
\. B.--sieyen's self. sharpening iJors
nal. expressly TOT Mississippi warrant.
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M BRADFORD ASD MARTINS.

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.t'ss anl ru'as 3 fore mtk ~ their
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Albert W. Ladd & Co, pia,a,i
<Ni"iiI PIANOS from the man n aeio.
- ty@ A, W. Ladt 4 Co, Boston,
shipped on the ship Marathon. These
Pianos w,ll BE- due hrls neat week, AMI
w 30 sold low BY Mckinney 4 co,
wv Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
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Ro'srecd Parior Fsrnnnrsl
Dhu AID glcgan, Ro.csooi isrler
~ suit, covered with two AMI thr.s
Drocai.'i.a. Satin do LANES, Plush aud
Hair Cloth, for sale very low A,
MCKINNEY 4 cos,
Opposite tn. worsham lloass.