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OO-PARTNHR0nIPS 30.
nI1eOLUTlON..Th Arm 81 BkOWN
- L HARktB II this day dissolved By mutual con.
sent william n. Bfownis alone authorizes wind
M the business OF the firm
B. =. HARRIS.
Richmond, April Is, 1887

will continue the Commission Busisess ct the OLD
stand corner Cary and 18th street. opposite bhockoe
Warehouse.
take this opportunity again to return my sincere
thanks to my numerous friends in Albemarle and
bssn In business; and hope. BY strict attention to
their interests merit ana receive continuance OF
tbs same. WIN. n bhO"N.
Richmond April Is. 1887. ap l4--dts
DLER, SON q CO. 10 this day dissolved BY mu-
tual consent.
WIN. e. TYLER 10 alone authorised to settle up
Oh. hu.;ness of the late firm. Those indebted will
nI.ass come forward and settle; and those having
Claims against the late firm, will please present them
&c ..t,lemant b. w. TYLER,
IVA WM. 81. TYLER,
A. c TYLER
y Office on 18th street: between Main and Cary
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Z. BECafEk & BROTHER,
MERCHANT TAILORR

III MERCHANT TAlLOkS
N NO. 26 MAIH ST., BELOW ST. CHARLES HOTEL
In Having received their Spring and Sum.
mer supply, consisting in splendid stock of French
German and English Cloths, Cassimeres, Veringy
and other Gardeners Furnishing Goods of she
finest quality, and most fashionable patterns com.
bined with q most elegant assortment of city made
Clothing of unusual variety. respectfully invite a
call of their friends and the public feeling confident
their goods and prices will plsase them
xN- All orders in their line promptly and neatly
executed. and warranted to give satisfaction.
1pa+
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MOEEY MATTERS.
EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE.
SSICLLhLlNG BILLS -i0h " cent. premium.
a.. UMEsTIC.-NoRrHEREE EXCHANGE. Checks on
Me shiei Northern cities v cent premium. Large
N1rtnen City Bank Notes, prem.
4, uneurrent Bank Notes-or rather notas mt psnk.
oie-we quote - follows:
r. SS.ss OF the Exchange Bank of selden, Withers
So,x y cent discount, and of ths Trsns- Ansshsnr
Ssnk y cent. discount ssA"n1
can. d nosss o. the Bank Of Ksnawhs Maiden, ~
Uk~-ls
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II ThE CHEAPEST " ~ on r.
~ SALE IND RETAIL STORE or
NA PATCHES AND JEWELRY IN THE
ok0STATE OF pIRGIhIh--LEWIs ny
MAN, W Main street, Importer. hes now eompl.f.
low prices. wy
Gold LIE pines, 4 Jewels..... ......el7m
So,S rciss 10 ......s............ 70 10
Gold unips Levers, IS Jewels............ Sooo
0oic fe'cls. neutrality-suspicious.. rs
0oid Chains.... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500
and all other goods IN proportion. 70 country mar
chants who wish to purchase, they eau ssve 70 Der
cent BY calling an am determined 10 sell a.
low as any Northern house. Don't forget the old
established store of LEWIS HYMAN, SO Main street
Watches and Jewelry rsp.ired By ex oed work
men. nh 2t-1p
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-~aa ELkGANT SPRING AND SUM.
IA MER GOODS-E D. KEELING, Mer.
W. liant Tailor and Cloi HER. No I2o Main street.
.&AA- has In store large assortm ant of Spring ana
Summer Cloths, Csssimeres and Vesttnss, which he
would be pleased to make to order, in tho most 90.
proved styles and at low prices, for ell that may Be
in want.
READY-MADE CLOTHING "A beautiful assort.
ment inst received. Cell and see than. mn q I'm
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WOOL.-Small parcels of Tub Washed sold at so
OSSc; for unwashed one-third less. Fleece a. in
quality.
CATTLE. HOGS. SHEEP, &C.
BEEF 20 Market firm snd stock moderate Prime
Beef sells for BIZ so net Poor to fair SO to SlI-
Fat Cattle in demand.
nUTfoN.-Fst sheep are high. and the best soils
at 07c. gross or SOi4e Indifferent and o,di.
nary cannot we'll be quoted.
LAMB.-Few comins in and demand good. We
quote sales at IS to IS per head.
NEAL.-Cslves sells at IS to Sl5, according to
quality
aoGsaIn small supply to meet immediate wants
saEEP.--We quote ss to 81 each for fair to good
Sheep Scarce.
FREIGHTS.
FOkEI0N.-Foreign feshts are here a. they
In all Southern ports dull Many circuu stances
combine to lessen receipts Of Tobacco and Ii will be
some time before shlpments will be made. One ship
now loading for Antwerp. finds difficulty In procuring
balance Of 80 hhds of fobscco to I'LL up
, DOMESTIC the following are present rates of
CoaHwise freight:
New York. Boston Philadelphia
Flour = H.. . SO IS
Do. y box. IS IS 20
Coal to Baltimore 81 cents Per bushel. Flour 49, p
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I. Snh.cfIhcra who dcn give cypress
nai.ee ~ the contrary, are ccnsiderci ~
vi.hnr ,o continue their subscription.
.. n ahscfihera order the dIscon'inn'
hnr ~ their newspapers. tho publisher
may continue go scnl them until oil ar
teira;e. arr pail.
3. n Subscribers rcfh@ ~ neglect =,
i'te their newspaper. from ihe ofec.'a
which ,hey atc directed, thy are hold r"''
p,u,ih until they have settled the bill.
anil erdor thcm discontinued.
I. n subscriber, remove 90 other place.
vithou, informing Tho publi.h'r.. mud tho
ntAstpcrs arc srn, /, ,he ferm't direc.
,n-. ,hry are held responsible.
:. Tn Courts have decided that rcsus.
i1g to take newspapers from tn" Office, ~
renewing anl leaving ,h'm unsnll~i TOT
!. pr.ml ficis evidence oi ia,cn,ionsl
fraud.
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leai syslsm would sluI under msfe
feeIlesa abuse NJ hIs nevly acquired
mean' N self Indulgence Would he -
haasled w. would bteome Iha ,um
mon spoil sfihp reckless and sbanduu
sd. vho weald regard him and bis nos
possessions ~ the plfaileal vfechef
sees The treasure ship drilling on hla
lee shore Ia \ .lann And vhatWoull
tho wlse and rood man da With NJ
IIe would empty i asa thing 10 be
used, and not 10 hc boarded " thrown
away lIe will dfsi apply u 10 meet
aud satisfy ibe claims ui justice .-
sheri n ibis he eanuot he satisfied,
aud IN the midst NJ wealth musl feel
mpan aud humlliaicd. Next come the
drmanda " natural Affection They
cannot be- repudIaied BY nohlc soul,
Next those II iticndsllp and tho long
score, cf private obligation Las,
comc temperate and moderate addi'
,lons 10 the means Of comfort and IN.
| jo!mcni
Reader whlleyonr eyea have passed
over this article. you have been look.
Ing inio q mirror which has revealed
to you Your true character Wha,
ara you doing With W You nrc get
,lrr something alt along, some little
snrploui, and vha, do you do With III
does i 90 10 pleasure. to osten,s'ion,
to the mlser's strong bos' or Is Il 'lc,
noted to Justice, to affection, TO charity
Ia tho means Of self culture, to gen
erous hostIli'y.--ls II tributary To ,h'
cause Of progress aud humanity =
Bat. SsH.
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2tIieisns 2nsina.

A nan bath loy Nv thu answer of he
mouth anil a word yaksw in due sea.
son, hov good is ii.-tproverhs s,.25.
A sofs answer ,urne,h swsy wrath but
rrievous words stir up anrsr.-IProv.
esbs ss;l.
A fool despisssh bic fathers ins,ruc.
tion; bat hs that rerarissh rcproof Is
pridsn,.-lproverbs rvs.
A gsoS name is rather 20 he chosen
than rrsa, riches. and loving favor fs,h.
81 than silver AMI sold.-IProv. sxiiil.
blessed are the poor in spiri, for
theirs is the kins'icm II heaven.- Matt.
v:3.
M, Me delight I. In shs isw n ,hs
loap. and In his las doth he mediss0s
day sad ngh,.-~Ipsalms iis.
blessed arr ,hsv which d. hunger and
thirst after righsscusness for thsy shall
be hlled.- Matt. v:s.
R,e>sei arr shev whirh srs rers~rvsed
fer righ,eaasr.oas' sake for theirs 10
tho kingdom of hs.vcu.-lNass. ,;lo.
yssre ,h~ light ~ the vorld. A ely
that !. ..s On an hill cannot be hid
Natl. v;lA
1T your lshs ~ shine b~fcse nen,
that shsy nav SEQ ,sar food vosks. and
eIcsify ycar father which is 10 hsssea.--
Matt. ,:ls.
Enses '. n shs s-sis gate fcs vide b
the gate, - hsasa 70 The uss. that lcsi.
eth 10 duusvu<sios. and many there be
~hish es in sk-rrss.--lNa,thsp sii.l3.
Bl~..ei h NE msn via v.ltssh sos b
The eesnsel ef the unsciiy. MI sssws-0
IN the vny cf sinnsrs. not sisteth N -
seas Of the rnfsl.--IPsslms Ill.
| less - hess the cpaslssios II the vhsls
msssse. vssr ,s.i. sni hep he con-
msainesss fer this 10 The whole 6siJ
Il nss.-tEesl. sii:la
| 1ls sAss hssh p;sy syea N. r1se lesi'
eth unte the Loss and shss yesch n
bath given ~ill pay hin sgaie Pfss'
erie xis.ls.
| Ne skas sillesk he land shall b saais
6e,i With bread ha. be that followed
vain psrsons |. void of sni>rss.ndine.--
| proverbs MILL.
IL the norsihs ssw shv s~i. - I
the svsains xissheld uos thy hand fs
shss kasvp>s not whether shsli props
esh = skiosP that. s- whether tk<y Boa
AL y sliks ecs1.-lk-si. ais.
| Bie.sed sss sh<y inst nourn: for II
shsl b. esufsrssa. Nsst. VI.
neoruh>s sss shy Crsstsv d ~ -
Of tky yossh, While sae svil dsy- eos
nat, ssF shs y-srs drsv nieh. vh.a -
shsIs .ss. ! hsve - Plssssfs . 49,
IterI srl.
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We maie lls fillualef Interesting
eslfaei ifuma lullsf ef lloH lisnfs
Ailta, late MAYOR " Noe lnudun.
veil haash friend NJ ,len lAliayrlio,
W Hiram kel5hum lsa ofihs al
iuaf ,les fsffHrla NJ kn0hHmH
recent speech ln Nos Haven aoeHd
sn veil With ny ovu, ihai ! maii
laIe IN aneadhie w way VI I.lnsin
llan Ja hcfm The lfmd iip,n
lullan uf lalN 1870 ina drive lu
Lagrange ham Paris alnnf With Gen
Lafayette tho sdhlrol n van,efn
liun ile sane almost always chosen
~ hlm vhen cpnssrlar With mel was
ihe American Coyernmfni Adl he
mentioned that one u the Journals at
Paris had rabli'heA statements ii,a
ahlc 81 Republication lh,fls nnl un
palsiahlo to lhe existing government
mr vhth DO author W olIlur vas
fired. " Imprisoned, ~ both, ihpt
lfanoc was on the o, II q revolution
then, that II required The efforts VI all
ihc good mcn VI tho nation 70 prevent
q bloody revolution. that lhn govern
mcnt NJ I, harlcs \. had bat iu iakc
ana step further toward sililinr tho
Press. and It would be changed from
a monarchy to a republican form of
government. no, hes,ycr by a bloody
fc,oluilcn. Il would be like tho turn
Ing over the leaves of a hook---a mon.
arrhy to day, n repnblic tomorrow
II replied. Your people arr not pre-.
pared fsr such a government, they are
never 10 be controlled bu, by the hay
oue,.' lIe answered, Mankind arc
much the samc;everywherei education
habits. manners. 6c.. created tho diff
ference. isaid. True. General, and
before any nation Is q, frr tho enjoy
men, of civil liberty, II must hawk re
l,v,sus freedom; fpr tho plble alonl
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have almost ANYTHING in this
world which he strongly aud tru-
" resolves 10 obtain. Mind, we
say "truly." Determination, per-
severance and power-behcld tho
Trinity Of the man Of success
II there bc n divinity this, shapes
our ends, according to the poets
doctrine, the said divinity IL singu-
larly ap, to work in conformity to
our own character and aims. That
divinity, dear friend and reader.
abides within yourself. It's your
gcnius-,hat individuality Of ma
turc and instinct. which distin-
guishes YOU from every other be-
ing ever created er 10 bc created.
Shakespeare could not truly ss-
pim to the military or civil empire
Of the globe for that was not his
nature. Neither could Alexander
stride to ths thvnc and scep,er Of
the world-commanding poet I; his
was different dominion. The
mistake We make is when we take
our example from other men, and
starting with the absurd formula,
that what any man Inns done ans
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PRArr's coffoN oYN.


Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Corner Of tfHs ssf Nsdisvs ssssts.
Nrwrhis. Tenn.
!. cterinr a larrs and we'll select-
stock of everything in The pRC6 LINZ,
=, snail rva6ss Thee sAs esy = ~
erin vii ssve ne1sy y! Gviaf hin :
cal. ss n h determined y - ueesdaI
iaiaeemrrss b Ne frsts, - - 81 u
vsns II psrs neiletaa usfsaemsss
fhv~ciars sui I'ssnsess. lssA 10 ycsf Dc
'rs,. urien eli receive fsssrs a.
ta'ala. - - =
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nv ~ DESCRIPTIONS, frum large Hand
llIa to fancy CNds, done With Sea'ne..
snd Dispatch, and On reasonable Ierm.'
tg- kl communications mus, be M.
,l,a..od To n. :. wmp, lsq,, Pamela,
Mississippi
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s.cmtlcsncn's Outeltttng
E.s,ahlisMMeMt !!


ovhhe - hASes9
1ArAIrRs AZ Wholesale AMI Retail IN
DtffN'S BOfv A LDhEN \
l.OrustNss. and Furnishing o,et.
such ~ Hats and Caps, fine ncc,s anl
Shoes, Hosiery. Gloves and llnnilmehf..
Also Trunks. vsli.es, Carpc, Isar., Tn.
hrslaa Games, ae., Ae., ~, D5 MAIS
smksf. cornar u MoSnnn, Nsnrhls, Tor
ne.se., have iu., received the lsrges, anl
finest STOCK on GOODS for Gentle
uea'. wear thcy have ever brought 10
tha, market. Embracing srsry ariirie
necessary 10 eompiefs 6entleman'' .
wartrols. al u which, for taste, ssy.'
snd durability, carnaf be ,s,passsi.
ff9- our -'ylrs u silh, Csssimssc IN I
Sol, HATS arr All nov. and arr our onn,
which We ,hlnk arc much better sispie !
to the southern country than tho nor,hein
styles, a. they ara gotten ny With psrticu
iar attention O. to ligh,ness, Ae.
fy-Our stock " Boys aud Chlldren'
ciyshing |. y, all time. ,ha 'largcss IN 'h'
city," % which 30 Ia,.,e the attention o'
the pablo. sf.
rr We have also sost~n ur s'o.l
srseillly far ,hs Wholesale Trade.
vhich ve invite ths k,tss.i.on of couBir.
merchants.
sToyAiL 4 MITCHELL,
ui,.em "a Nan street.
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'IullNecOS

N'tN" INpt - WIN
WE have In store, and are c"n.'sh's.
w receiving, ,hs moS celebrated
trani. u ruBtCCO from Virginia,
ksu;aeky and Missouri. which ~ viii
.ell q, manufAs,urcrs' ptices. We ssasd
,sll attention TO the following brands;
rrOscr's Rough and Ready Twi.,i
race.
Walker & Co.'S
holland. r,ira runeakc.
Nohican. roun,l.; Viii, ransssll. pounds,
pH.ahontas, l'mma Adasns,
Mgr, II. Johns.
rarsins. >uthsrin's.
Persian Smoking Totaero.
ShtBtsuuk 4 cAkSVN.
Madison street. two door. from Main.
ns-6m Memphis. Tens.
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lsrdRr,>cg or A CoaNs --ln the
prIory n Ramcssa, theirs dwclt pri-
or who was very liberal. and who
caused these verses TO be- written over
bis door
ale open evermore, q thou my door.
To none be shut, 10 homes, or ~ poof.'
IN, after bIs death, there succeed.
Cd him another. whose maine was
Raynhard, ms greedy and co,e,ous as
the other was boun,ifiI and liberal,
who kept the same verses there still.
changing nothing therein but cne
point. which made them run aflcr this
manner;
"Bs op,n ovsrmore, o thou NY door,
To none, be .ha, 10 hOnes, or 10 poor"
Afterwatj. being driven from thence
for his extreme nisgar,llineSs. !, grew
into a pro,erh. that for zone point
Raynhsrdics, his pTiory.
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LATEST Alil,IVAI.S ~.
NEW GOODS.

LATEST ARRIVALS
NEW GOODS.
Vlyr are nos In receipt u l.rye
w portion ~ our beautiful sni rass.
niaesus sprins s,csh n
rAncY ana o9ApI.E DRY GOODS.
consisting In pars o.
Elegant Silks. Grenadines,
Pongec Silks, Bcrcgs and Or.
ga,,dce koles, l.accs u
evsry variety, Exquisite laec
Sets aud E.mbroidcries,
ef every de.e,ipsica--s latest styles.
A esssssl and eomplsss ssenssmsn' Il
Pisn,sfs' Geeis; cents Cloths; Plan
su1 oasey Csssinsrs and vessines of the
nest apressi patterns Mea ssd Boys'
rsv~lshiss t;lkAs Hats, Caps, nedss
asi shoss 1raks, vaaisss, CaslN
Daxs, Carpesing ss1 Mnallas ae4 y u
dissea, I'll assislss ue~ally bya = -
iias. An of vhish - feDoSs sellhe
ssvy ~ ~ easA.
II live ss . nll, - - ~.
splvo joe shsll hass O. ~ 4 "
= ~ bvsss nasha psissA
IOpB = 0R0A
|. 1sneAb, Aysil I, leS5Ioll<>f >
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afe nol ileh, anil saying ~ had
plenty Of money would do 70 and
m, would give 10 ihla NJ hat char
liii ! would help Mi. ~ that deaets
lne pef@n struggling With pasetisl
would purchase The MEANS n culture
ofof educating my family The real
iss' VI character would he 'erl,e such
person inone, and zee what hr Hosii
DO With II. IN nine casca uui VI ten ho
would hoi 10 With \ ~ hc says he
would or perhaps thinks he would
What would be- do with W lle would
dsppe ofll jus, according 10 bis eon.
efal chnsaelpr. lhc honest man would
take Il and without lo-s II time would
90 sraleh, pay his debts, v h. had
any lIc would no, choose 10 heep
fran these their lawhl property any
longer than hc could help II, 1'hecs'
tcn,atlons man would consider what
article cf show hc could purchase which
would add 10 tho "rcspec,ahlllly' oi
Nj. appearance. lie would buy an
eqaipasc aud dash up and down stree,
with a pair vi bays or darple bruwns,
~ perhaps, II ~, desire ~ admiration
we're very intense, h. would get
match of milk white and a coa black
The manof taste would adorn hls house
with sa,uaru partly as n matter Of
rsihc,ic qualification and partly Of sc.
cial distinction. lfhe had q Mind heart
as well as o,crNovlne means. he would
End pleasure in raircri,ine modest
and deserving genius, and hestow hls
wealth with double purpose Of graft
living his taste aud rwsr,iing merit
Tie man of deep and true affections
.'.,l a., .a e,-..,o., ,,,nl =, IL.
-, -. .a., s.m,,, .,,,,,.,,o,,
lIc would le, III. sun cf bis prcspcri'.
.,,.. .aan ,,,.. :, wh,r b. ovsa N,
earliest deb, ~ graiiiude-his fa,hel
80, m,,h., n .r, .,,,l ,,rvi,.a. xb,
h.I.,,..J o,., ..a n,o,sc,sd him
h.r,.. +. ga. e,n.hls ~ scpreeia,lp,
-. .,,,..,,.. nho n.,..r. had ,,rai
,.a., ,ha,, .,,na., moan. "a make hin
~. ~. h.co,,e n. doe, vha
4. ..a :. .,n.o,h ,h.i, a..s,i,in, :, ear.
n. ,ro., r,.eIou, ,biues sbcu, NJ
..,..,, A.. .,,,,. A.. ,hsi, .ssd fa,m,
.ra ~. moe, ,r,.Ifr,u, f,ul,. Of pro.
r..r,,, /. ,b,, !, ,;,,. a grateful chill,
; 49,, u,.,.. ~ m,r,,s.,Ir, IN, affection
,.s.,,.., !. Ia. !. .i,.,c,,, no,
T. - ,,,...,,. w.,,,d u.s h;
II. ..n,.ua ...,,h /, u.t,n, Ia,
-, r,o,;.,on q, N. .r,ovmen,. ,
. -. ..n.... \. xor,J an N. celia,
m,,. NOR. co.,lv and d,li.i.u. win,
I'D load n. ,,h,. xi,h . greater mr.
...,.., ,,,...,.. .,a d.,;c,c;e.--il
''r'"" w
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hllnH perseverance,, Temperance, =
sound blflY and y mnmh ihind 10
W ,unf work llnl iha man WHO
leeoincs . politician, decluf
lawyut ~ y minister, inef,ly bo
cause he considers oum profession
slightly preferable ~ another
shuts himself W. 10 . well.
~ II masi have been sme snrh
. spfinr ~ lho present ihai esluflel
from Tom Hood lhl. pnoir un ne
,efnAl season W. make uno q,
tract tom hla ,ausian. because IT
their peculiar fitness Ia tho present.
condition " ihinrs
lho sprine shrink and shaiiat NJ hef
rot vh,, aud her lfsa'h hliif
hlihler
AMI .nlfof ffnm her hlawa ne i lhey aame
itom sprine tbs Fighter ,
lle' rtal,e., ,hen, w. hNFly poets 'Ins,
Nni he hsr luneiu lahfutiot nhi uT.
hlldef.,
Who A. nnl fs,l a. II lhe, haia Spr .
rouf'i down thar shinlltft'
H., other. culnsiic hnr Cora shows,
From mo they cannot win SINGLE
aanss,
lnnw her blooms Mc In iull blow and
The lnfunfa.
In short, whatever ranegyrics lle
In ful.ome aic- TOO many 70 be- flie1,
The ,sni,rnes. Of Spring i al nay cye,
And that !. blighted
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GROCERIES! +!



IHNS .lus' r,s'ciyc,l another large 10,
Of GRocf.RlkS, cau.is,in; IN par,
u the following:
pricl Recf, iIscop,
Hour, sussr,
C,r,e, Almonds,
Rii.in,. f,s.,
pcesn.. Brntile Nuts,
Tan iic-, Corhials.
Gin. Vino,
l,raniy.
Wine. Arpl.s.
WHISKY, Cigars.
Tobacco. Pickles,
l,rnndy Chcrries, Csr'iials,
llireSbcry brandy, Sariines.
Ra.rhe-r, lrsniy. Ginssr Wine,
lla,.irttcr'. celebrated Ucrman H,,ets.
London Ccs,lial G.a, uysssrs,
London Porter, Powder,
shot. I'esds
aul other articles usu.
nils kcp, In =
GROCERY STORE,
vhh h, will all a, reduced price, Zoe
c,sIl. AMI Gur CASH ONLY. ns.f
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-29
r.s. sfrsao>l lc. prtoAenl lpsr. .pss'
Y. M. AppevssA 10.

-" Va
Cotton Factors. Commission aud
Forwarding Merchants. and Desl-
cs in Bagring. kope, Groceries.
&c.. No. 6j f'rosf Rev. and . JJ-
.f'rsa ''rr', .fs.,ph.. T'~s.
nAgrEtI,R ATTENTION paid 70
storing, shipping and selling col-
PRArr's cofroN on.
We are As~ns. fss the sale cf TIC y.
PRiTT'S eslelsatei COTTON GINS.
skish have hees ~ fassrAh's hnown isr
,he as, number of vears. refssns wi'h.
ius IN purchase are rsqussisd " Gall and
cssminc ,hrm. All Oiss sfe ss'id undss
afnll guaranty.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-29

In short, whatever ranegyrics lls
IN ful.ome adc- too many ~ b. eliel,
The ,enisrnes. Of Spring i all my eye,
And tha, !. blighled
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-10-07
ysreaaerm Go A e saa 4.

Mr. TnEsla, shs caahiag IL lie NJ sztssn
Rxchaags Bank, 81 omaha, has iass re-
sarnsa from she Rase ass Asviag been
Abssna 81 tho time sAia seneaEn closed
ID, and We are eredihly insozaed shaa
he 10 aasply pespsrsa WITH msnay and
saanrssiaa, and expresses = slesermanA-
sian 10 bring thia Bank agean % iss fsssI
and rsshora Ii ID healthy epnaitsan to
sAs snsire ssaisEaassaa u tha pahlies of.
fmina a. he Aas, 10 Amply asease ri
dspSslk0rs and otAa swise redeem eysgy
anIlax 81 the oatsAaading airculakion1-
asaasssng shas ha has ss 600 81 Eassaaz
fnads In hia possessaoas and power o.
asa0snsy rom Hessss, UsIlsaass = Co.
10 pledgs their entirs property for che
redemption u this hanks issues. 4ha
raasans assignaa By Mr.. Tassie fOe ~
inability 81 his Substitute, 10 Longer 70.
deem In his abseaeas III that Green's.
w aaxa Il Co., d 0s1as Rapadss ware
pledged as part owners Of this bank "
come 10 ia rescue with go 900, in cas-
81 necessity, which they failed 10 d
from the faaA thai they bad Juas sold
thsir intsresA TO 3 0hisago company, whe
wers on their way here with the amounI
III Essssrn fnnas, (nov IN Mr. Tuttlssi
handsl And bad reached Dss Aoines thG
vary dag the WssssEa exchange closed
ia doors. We, however, caution shs
paRlie 10 stasd On thair guard fol
tbs pRasane, ansil shia plauaihle kaan'
ceerang b zaora pSacsssAliy dsmonssFsr
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-10-07
Pamnrauna.

The exhibition of the panorama If the
Missouri River, does not seem to meet
ths appreciation Of the 0maha's, from
the fact that tAeiT little settlement ia moi
sufficiently enlarged upon pEospsetively.
The inyineiblss Of the town hare there
fore provided the artist with IA imagin-
airy akstoh Of prospective Improvements,
which tbs omAhA Sebraaksass says, are
70 be added, twish ths brash) and vii
ag&n masks ita appearance for the sps-
eial benefit Of Omaha.
r p. 8. II The partial artist had added
Omaha to tha subarhs Of CounGil Biuss,
We bslisYe nons Of oas eldest inhabitats
wonld hare noticed the dissrenes.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-10-07
Ssr@vgamm mpaKRamwak.

The following wa skstah from few Of
oar axehanges
NSw YoRK.-Eyery kind at business
has again assumed lively appearance.
Observation-Disclosures never was
hFelieg in this city than al pressas.
- Bos1ex.-Ths late panic does nok seem
70 eissos ths trade, and public sonadenes
seems unchanged.
BvRE ALO.-We hare been Waited with
many hsasy failures, bus Il aeelns to
have N inyigOrating effect in Commwa.
ity.
CaEgAso.--Ask for srsdit at our bank
ing or commercial houses and Jon wo'd
not know that aaything had happened.
81. housekeeping seams TO b
gaining life and activity.
NEw 0REgAxs.-We don't seem Ia
mind the late eeaYalsioa in monisd cir
elss-wholesoms paper Of any amsun;
are readily discounted Al low rates, sga,
Let every ons cheer up, the money hal
not gone out Of the eoaatEys il has oaty
changed hands, and who cares who haa
it IL ii only has circulation, which can
not be prevented. II she latsfaiiures In
grnss amount If Liabilities were tosAl
loss 70 tAs coanery ut large. il would b
bat sfdrop IN tho bucket" compared
with oar inexhaustable resources shaFe-
fore the great cry OF hard times i mors
fnaagiaa i on than seslity ~ saat' ! want
iaggis shorss eaations esOneEny ard : re.
hswai of eonEnees snd We viii sooa
ana sAss tha cQusarnisy q laxge hay.
been more scared than bart