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.TlssE Rece5Ued,

RW. Hin:
sugar-Fair, Prime and Choices
sugar-Crustcd and P0Ederedi
Molasses-Barreis and hAivess
Golden syrup, Ris Genes
Roe Herringsi Nsckerei In bbis- End kits
Tobasc0 ard CigArs star Cand.eai
Extra 81. Louis Fiouri
Bacon Hams. sides and Shoslders;
All of whiLh win Be sold Al the lowest cast prizes.
TNO. g. FLOuRNOT,
szsssss0r = 7l0sTa0y, Cooper and Isste,
sp3s-t 1ss Hsta EiEssts
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW WORK

WASHING LONs bALLlNOhEs
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK.
TTTHIS Railway fully ard newly equipped snd Passing
i thro1gh beautiful and healthy country offers %
travellers from the Mississippi Valleys route three hu--
dred miles shorter and possessing greater dispatch and
cJuliort than any other 70 the EAST and NORTH
TINE AND FAIRS REDUCED -Urter the present
soeiue Of the Post Oce department delays are per-
mitted and a saving elected ci IA h0urs-
Passing through Slave Territofy ample security IS ar
forded for the conreyauce Of Servants
At Dalton. &C.. a choice Of Routea is dfarst1y olr-
tnuous railway through Georgia s0uth Cartlina and
North Carolina 70 Rchmrud, by the Great Metrouo
tan Line through Efst Tennessee and Tiruia to
Vile Lynehburs Rchuoad, and to al Of ne ces5raisi
Virzinia Springs
The ExPREss NAIL TRAIN leaves Memphis daily
at 100 P. N, stopping st an stations.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Memphis
DAILY Except Suudaysl at If5. P NJ. for Junction
with TIE Mississippi Central and Tennessg Central
2ailroads, Somervile and intcrmed5stc sta iollt.
TRAINS CONNECr-At Grend Junction Fith re
Mississippi Central Rai-cad 10 Holly 5prnEs. Oxford
Grenada, Canton, Jackson, etc. AMI VIII the hsss-
spp and Tennessee Central Rsiiroad % 5'va JacEso
At Pocsaontas with iri-veekly line Of Coaches %
Ripley, Portotoc, Aberdeen, and Columbus. Kiss
At Iuka, with daily line % f0ur-horsa Cosches
fhrouEh Aber een Columbus etc TO the uorhern tar-
minus Of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
ThrouRh tickets Eood until useduith the prirees y
stopping Al any point desired acd at the GEgERar.
TIcKET OFFICE Commercial Hotel, and C.; The adison
Street Station.
bzzEsgc; article viii be carried as baeEa-e inst a
not incident TO tue percn OF the passenger In case %
loss me Company VII nold themselves responsible FOR
amount Dot exceeding 500.
Nezroes when traveiing aloue must heve a permit
naming the Bont to whch they to So and specynl
carried No ticket viii be sa,l them nor win tbev b
received the unless thelr Owner or agent t r
cut Or known % the n-et Asuf, Couductor OF 0sder
p c. AREs
General 5uperinisldsut-
s1,e-i5fe-ulr,i a. - sl--.si
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II u u
A TTOREET AT Law, Austin, Tuniea comfy, Mss,
n win sttsnd 70 the payment CT taxes, redemption q
land either forfeited or soc Tor taxes aud viii promptly
attend 70 the examination Of lEHo titles n the oountes
81 fdnica Oozh0ma Bolivar and Washington.
tanS-dau6m
DIR. THOS. TATE,
nFFEhS his services 70 the citizens Of Memphis and
" vicinity one On corner Of Second and washing
tO1 streets. mar21-ly
IsAAC n. gTEELE-.E. T. MoRGAE..wa. d. STEELE,
COgington, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn.
STEELE, MORGAN s. STEELE,
A TTORNKYs AID COUEsELORs AT Law, Mem
"A phis Tenn VIII practice IN the Courts Of west Ten
nessee once ST. IN WALKERS Block, No. 8, 2od
eOor Special attention paid 70 the collection Of Claims
octi-Iy
NEW LAW PARTNERSHIP
VTTM. II. POLK, and Smith P. Bsnkhe1d, having
w fOrnd partnership, vii hereafter practice law
together in the city Of hemphis- novi-ly
n. ID. WEIGH,
A TTOREET At Law, Jsckson, Tenn Al business
"a ntrusted 70 hls care pnompuy attended to
trt
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4rOfessloaal Gar0s.
WILLIAM KFYYCDV I

A TTORNET AT LAE-OHoe over Gsyoso Bank Said
n inss Aa1ison street, Heuphis. Tenn. myl2-iy
<SaK wALKER-................w.B L. M'coEsIco
TTTALkER NiCONNICO, Lawyers, Memphis, Ten
W nessee. Ofioe, No. p s0uth side Court Square
pc
Z. 81 EEReER---JSo. C. FARRINoToS---o. TER0ER.
Ferger. Harrington S Yerger,
ATTORNEYS At Law, MEMPHIS, TENN.
spIs-sm
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FSaRO1eCtaE.

Il HAVE made arrangsments uy which can negotlate
good business PAGER having from thirty daya TO twelve
months 10 ruu, Parties WISHING to money or ne
sotIatc nstes er bn, w.I Do well 70 give ne call
SAN. PUTNAM.
snaa-an :. Mn.an 4 Putn.rn,s Issursnes oass
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AS wish to eneJarsge ard patroni1e s5uihsrn lite
nature and enterprise viii publia on moderate terms
advertisements 0f cur UDiyerEtiss Colleges and Sho Is
IN the South, tastefuy illustrated and neatly printed
d eoored paper atiached to cash ncmhor Of the NAG
further Geav. my23-dtvav
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British View Of American Expansion South
ward.
Prom the Londou TImes.

Prom the LQnoou Itmc6.
The disquieting ASPECT OF European politics
has, for the last six months, diverted all at
.ention from the long-prelicted territorial
changes on the other side 0; the Atlantic, which
now seem Fastening to a coDsummation. The
absorption Of the weaker republics Of Central
ana South America by the United States, can
not apparently be long delayed. Mexico and
New Granada are not only ready to fall from
natural decay, but have actually commenced
omen movements in favor Of a surrender Of their
nationality: and Venezuela, although recent
events might seen to indicate that she bas
some inherent life, is on the road to similar
80.
Under these circumstances, the United states
Government have only to wait lIttles and tne3
nav have the country on their own terms. Al.
ready in the Senate, at Washington General
Houston has introduced resolution, proposine
the assumption Of a protectorate, sne il ths
motion is not carried, it viii simply De Deeans,
it would be idle for America to commit nerseh
to an overt action in matter which can go
only one way, even if she remains passive
The original form of General HOuston's motion
was for protectorate, not only over Mexico
but all the Central American States. On sub
seqasnt reflection, be would take them one =
one.
As far as New Granada is concerned there
| is not likely to be much DELAY. Senol
] Gonzales, the Attorney General at Bogots, hsi
absolutely recommended in an Ofieial document
to the New Granadian Congress, that they
should apply for immediate admission into tbl
American Union. The proposition sp
pears to have excited nc disnsy or hostility
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DIR. CREIGHTON,S

J. L hH HAHREhGEH,
A TT0REET At Law, Prentisz, Mississippi -Prunp,
n attention wu be gVoa TO the Coueoti0a Of Claims
rnsr6 sm
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CtINCE the death Or hr Bailey these corbated sprng
- have been purchased By c1mpauTi VIC bage re-
Eoeled the entire premises buii large nnber OF spa
eous roons, Be- ides many otker iEprovellet1 lecc-
sa1y for the comfort OF visitcrs-
With regard 70 The curative prcperties o. Esiiry
sprnEss theiT @cacF have been fairy and satsfsct1
ry tested In Thousands of Instances 20 render 20 M
1soessary On he part % be pr1piietors % v1l
50 % heir virtues 8udcs t % say houever that o. H
generally q not universav concd that FER tle cure
% the blowing diseases. BaHey sprinEs unsur-
passed By any 10 she world white SWs Ing Ietter.
s1rof1la. Dropsey, Dyspersis Female Diseases ue
a. 81 Fenereal and Cuiauesus Di5ea1es OF every d1r
ton.
warn and Cold Baths viii b. furnished for the viss-
tors.
ne SDriug8 are open szmmsr and Winter. sni ne
eoun1ence In them is great thai tere nevr less
than dfty visitors present They are ocliei on Lzdr
dale county. Alabama nine me from FQreuce an1 ara
ooW most accessible o an sections, regular lice of
stages ard BE-, ks Eif r1n TWICE DAY from I1scr1-
oia % The sprrg couuecas Win inc ls they pass
Tuscumbia each way
The locsy cf the SPRINGS passed being in
pleasant and healthy csuutry, via hnc fshins and
hunting grounds
large Livery Stable has been erected a. ne Sprngs
and every description o. vehicles always D. had
ren-pn Alleys. Billiard Tables ard every de- cripi i1n
Of su1ussnlCut may be found on The premises
C0illion aid Dancing Parties glvn regularly daring
the week
A Band Of Music h as teen euEaEef for the season.
No tfsrt VII BE- spared ne part Of the prolr1tors
% render visitors comfortable an1 az efa5e
ap42-tf ~ LIS. CONNER q co.
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Transportation.
Great Daily Southern Route.

- - @ R9
FTHHROUGH froGl FlcEsburE, Mississippi % NeE Or
Il leans, Louisiana. iu fourteen hour, and tlf. ~
way OF ths southern and the New Orl Gns Tlccn and
Great Northern Rair0ad. The cheapest and most eE-
peditious route from Vicksburg % New Orleans
Hereafter the Passenger train viii leave TicksbrrE
daily At IS p. arriving % Jackson and co1nsctinz
with the rain from New orleans Cor Canton sc SIS p
sld arriving st Brandon ct 6-45, p n connecting
with the daily line OF stages for M1nizlmeTyl Ala
Leaving Brandon ai TO A. striving at ia ssCn
connectiuz with The train from Csltau f New Or
leans At $50 A NJ and reaching Yicsburg n ococE
A. N.
TIE train carrying the nail from Ticks5urg i1r NsE
Orleans viii leave VicE burg daily Sundays excepted a.
O'Clock arriving at Jackson and nsclng vi m
the train from Caltln for New Orleans st $50 A n
Leaving Jackson ald conDscting with ire train from
New OTeaus for Canton at 5.35 b. and arriving at
VlcksbulE a. 9-35 p. M. C WILLIAMS.
g.
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INn. I'd. TROTTER.

A TTORNBT AT Law, Memphis, Tenn Oinoss Jed
n son street. midway the Post Once Building.
1uu2-d-E-tEiy
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{INrEEEsrINs 5 COAL.
TO STEAMBOAT men.
T0 WH9M 1T MAY CONCERN


WE haze established At Baton R0uEs = Coal Depot
w for thc purpose Of furnsh ms steamers ~ the low
est rates. BHl most convenient fnrm expedition iH
cssl iu Wl VII furnish coal decked c1al deats and
when tte weather VII admit, tow win upward bound
steamers.
We the u those Celebrated Coal Mines sit
ated IA Virgins known the Mason City Mines and
have purchased ap0verfu steam tug expressly for the
ppose OF towing cc-l 10 tbs place. We have rcceiv a
to Of 30 900 barrels and prepared 70 furnish
Steamers and expecting smother arrival of - 900
by the asa inst and VIII eJntinue to receive ilks
amounts monthly 50 Ions as tie river Vii admit o. tow
ing usded barses.
We seIi By the barrel. and 70 those who have Ions
suffered by and have anJ scrupes IN rta-
ton to the measure say to snch TO measure cur boxes
cslcuIte themselves and pay only for that Which
they receive should enterprise eel ~ VIII es-
aish other depots Al Convenient distances ar1r ana
thereby revulutonize the entire system Of can steam
srs On the Mississippi river.
o1r Depot here Is at the Iaadins IN fEont q he bar
racks, and our price 45 cen-s per barrel
To the regular PACKETS W0uld say, give rs ce ea
LOWELL L PAYNE,
u.fc- u,r~, An "A rcE--aulf-1wa
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LANES sACRILEGE.

II was to be expected that the secret rioteI
should appear in public as coRserVator OF the
peace it was in keeping with the character Of
the man who once, in Indiana, as an sminen;
citizen Of that State, friend of his, who knew
the fact, declared-went fromthe bed Of a com
mon brothel where be had passed the night, to
Christian church in the morning and partook
Of the holy sacrament Of the Lords Supper.
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CHANGE OF sCHEDULE.

nN and after WEDNESDAY, February ., 1887, the
" Trains this rozd VIII run follows (SundAys
excepted.1
ne MAJ and Passenger Tain VII leave Pan0z daily II
A. 81. and arrive at Memphis AZ 10 A. II.
R1turuing leaves Memphis a. ?. n, snd arrives ai
Panola AZ p
The Freizht and Accommodation Tram leaves Memphis
daily 81 $50 A.. NJ and arrives a. Panola az n
feturning, leaves Panola st 3 A. n, and arrives
Memphis AZ p.
Persons trsveiinE on the Nal Train can spend dve
hours ln Memphis znd return on the same day.
Passcngar Train makes direct connection Il Memphis
with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad Eong E1st
the Memphis and Ohio Raiirosd gring Narth.
The Freight and Accommodation runs IN connection
viii Stages 20 and from the fol' wing passs Oakland
Preston and Greuaia. there making coanectlon with
Stages through Carroton and Lexington thence 70 the
uortheru ternni o. the Mississippi Central Rarsd
Canton. JacEsou and New orleans.
Throug1 Tickets for Grenada Be obtaines At tAs
Memphis Depot
This g. much the shortest route, and paszengsrs eav-
lrg Memphis by the morning train arrive Fenada IL
sane sEgniug. having day lght the whole way.
n ". NEWELL,
iaE9i-f General Supnrfu utandenr.
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A TTORNsTs At Law, Charleston Miss viii Drac-
n tce is The folosing counties Ct Ecrth Mississippi
TslEhstchie, Pan0'a, Fsubusla, CarroTl, SunfoEer
he Reieral Court a. Pont8t0c, and The Supreme Court
at jackson Prompt Ettencn viii be paid 20 the Ceeo-
tion q Claims placed In thsir hands
REFERENCES - WatsoH Craft & Benton, Holly
Springs, Mss " p. Stsarns Oxford Mss z s..
Fisher, TseEson Mss Watt. Noble & Hobley, NJ Or
leans, La apl5-sn
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THEODORF q. COW
L0HN HAIIUM.

TfOREET AT Law, Memphis Tenn OHos On
4 Main street in GreenlaE's Building bCtWeen Union
ID GEvoso streets. n5vs-tIv
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DUoVsLsfP
CHALIBEATE SPRINGS.
Near BoIIyar. Hardemap Cou1fv Te11.

II
TNthE u1dersiEned vii re-5pgn these celebrated
u SPRINGS for the second season. on MONDAY.
The i0th Of Hay, having p'zcad the Buudln-s and
Grounds 1ne c1ndti1n as any Watering Place in
the Southwest. The Grounds have bsen extended fnd
oeaufd-d with evergree1 shruboery the forest cleared
and grad-d the painted and furnished with rev
cotton mattresses. the BAH Room decorated and put IN
ane condition the three Ten Pin Alleys and swings have
been put 10 gssd order
Tne waters, there being Eve SPRINGS consist of
Chaybfat-, SUR ar and Free stone and frv atun-
dance, sucient for 900 persons day aud the cura-
tive properties OF the waters for ell uha are alctef
with Propssy. Dyspepsia ku1uiug Sores ard flr the
Diseases of Females. established Euarautfel
The Dunlap springs are acssihe by the Mississ pul
Central and Tennessee Railroad, beug situate only
niles from Bolivar 20 from Grard Juuct1u and -0 fm
Memphis BY rau Hacks running iu connect cu win
The ears from Bolivar, being pzy I've hours from
Memphis 70 the Springs. The travf-r ir guaranteed
against ex0rbltant charges, the fare being 90 cents from
se railroad depot % the spIiaEs and 25 for bag
gage and servants.
There IS also fine runnnz stream sud er-eiieu s b.
ing grounds, with a carriage road % the creek. onv
quarter o. nile from the Spricgs ami a1undlucs 70
wild turkeys, ducks and sgui~r-ls.
Prof Hssslng with his ine Brass ard Strirg Bant l8
engss s0r the and viii snliveu The guests the
day with Bass music and a. nizht with String ausc.
J. C. EApELuAN.
an1I-daWfm prrurirf1r.
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I Do respectfully inform the citizens OF Mem -,
i phls ard the surrounding country That zu tllsf
prepared with the Necessary screws and fNfures WI
% Move. Raise Lower and Stra ghtcn Buldnrs lss4
% all descriptions Persons sutug work dle In that
Ire, viii aud % % their Interest to call on az my
lace o. Tesnoe corner OF Aain and OVer0n siresisi
Memphis WILLIAM BOOTH
f1ti1-faufv
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A FTOhkEf At law, ana General C1llator for
n West Tennessee 0nice on Jefferson street, Pest
once BufldiuE. seus
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atas
nlernfEu
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NOTVCE

nR J. n sLEDGE has returned from New Tork,
" after q absence OF nine months and has effected
sons astounding cures In that city he has tskea an
ono At No - Monroe street BET Main and Second
streets En1 wiz -esue The practice % Medicine where
he has for sale hs csienrstsd Compounds calls at
te1oe To- day nEht- As he intends locating permE
1entT In NsuThs. and from the great be has
had Il the trsfme1t Of the various DISEASES be thinks
he shoild have liberal pstronsg from the citizens os
Memphis jsns-dly
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TIE pANTIFs OF KANSAS.

Lane organized Club Of Danites in DOni-
phan county. became a member Of Il. Al
though be could have attended il and was ex-
peeted to attend e, he attempted, on the second
night Of its meeting, to make me the agent 70
induce the Club to kill Bob Kelly. He saw
that my unlueky Indebtedness to him did not
give him a sufficient hold over me-that some
day, II be again dared to attempt to rule my
editorial course ! would throw my property IN
bis face and defy him. he wished, therefore,
to engage ne in criminal eDterprise-and then
| would be his slave forever. l never hated
Lane till be asked me to do this deed. did
indeed desBise him from the bottom Of my soul,
but did not believe him to be capable OF
scheme 90 diabolical-tO involve a young man,
without any cause, in a criminal act Of private
revenge. II was so cowardly, contemplate,
and hellish that left him without saying
word. need hardly add that l did not put my
neck in his halter, that did not choose to be
come his assassin, hat Bob Kelly was not kill
ed, or that Lane, after creating the disturban-
ees In Donipban, on bis next visit to the town,
entertained Us with " "magnanimous" and con-
eerVatiVe sDeeches
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SLAVERY AGITATION DEcLININC.-The Bal
timore Republican notices three things which
have Just now cone to hand that are strong
signs that sectional agitation upon the slavery
question has had its day:
81. The speeches Of Mr.. Pryor and others
in the Southern Convention against the revival
Of the slave trade.
80. The refusal Of the National Tract So
ciety to lend itself, through its publications,
to the objects Of Abolitionists.
"3 The refusal Of the California LegiEla-
ture to receive free negroes within the limits Of
that State"
To which may be added the significant fact
that the New York Tribune and the Philadel-
phia North .4meTieGH, have dropt the bigger
and arc now justifying the British outrsges in
the Enlf
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thicrsn under ten years of 50
servants Or az Eg-s.-.-s- %
A LIBERAL deducfi1n VIII b. male in the a11ve rates
when families remain ullth during TIE
REFERENsEs-Geu. Hinton, Jsrrso1, M'ss Joseph
Cox, Esl-. Selma, Ala d.. DeT-ss. gsCsscl n lss.
ruscaooss, Ala DIS ". H. & 3 r. NeEs1n. Tus-
cuuola Ala d Q. 58lsway, g. p. Fl1ls, Es1 e. d.
5usl 3D. Memphis TCuu.i A. d. Lcouey Esq, Co
lumbia, TEN THOS. r. KILLER.
u
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CAUTION

XII y u n 7 2 = = II
TTTHE gsuui1 he highly CONCRNIIf 4rBD EQkAltf.A'5
II HOLLAND BlTrERS IS put % 10 haif pinr 1otlles
only and rstaed at dollar for single totilss me
rreat demand for Ibis truly csa1ra ed cclre has ID
against p1rchasing- - -
AsF f5r BERHAYE's HOLLAND BITEEHs, ulalu-
fssuTed By Bzniamin Page. IT. q Co. q tilisbu-sns
D and go that their name k on the l1tei Of svrY tot
fie. BENJAMIN PAGE. il. a CO.,
Ms1zfsstuFinS PhaTnaseatist and cas1lists
asa FitiSdurg1, p,
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baltimore cgssd Ohio
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N IA u n a n


THIS Road runs from Wheeling TO Baltimore, (S73
Il miles) and 20 washington, goo mesl and presents
ne fullest adveniaEes both IS fetgnt and passenger
Aieghenes; and being s0licy constructed completely
eapPed and carefully managed, Is one Of ths most al
tractye and Rairoas in the uuted States Tha
Central Ohio Rairosd from Columbus snd Tsnesvfletf
Wheeng unites this mad With 81 portions Of the Ees
TIE ogI.Y TsroueH FIcxETs PROM KEMPHrs
LoursvILLE and ST. LOUIS 20 the NATroNAL Ne
TR0POLrs are sold By this road, which direct ta
more It Is also the only line BY which baggage Be
ohccked 70 Washington from the Ohio river.
E7~By the MAIL ROUTE nom Memphis, take the mai
steamers running daily Cor L0uivie osuneeting there
with mail steamers Jefersonviie Railroad for Cncn-
nat where they arrive 50 as 70 connect with the cars Of
Little uiaml RGiiroai for Columbus, connect g there
with Central Ohio Rairosd, through Newark and lanes
Tiue 70 Wheein- By the express train of this route
n TINE un eincinnsti 70 Baltimore snd to Washington
T-Bs sare % sss i5r strEss By ths RaItos ard Ohio
s5-PssssnSsrs from Memphis zoins EAST thrsuEh S.
TGuis can buy Tsrough Tckets b. ts Baltimore and Ohio
Rair5sd mis- route lays through Tuceunss, Terra Haute
Indfanspcs etc, to Wheeing, over Ire new Ohio and
Ni-sisupi .nd oonnnsciing Roafs These connections
-s AZ direct snd the tine froIs s. Louis 70 Baltimore
OF Washington s but soout - hours Trough Tickets
b. this route - had Of the Agent undr the Psn-
fes Houss st The following rates Prom So. Louis to
Rsltiinrre s3ss 70 WashingtOa SIS.
Al Whcelng The passenger takes TIE superior cars of
tn Baltimore and Ohio RAr0sd, which leave three times
daily for Baltlca. Wsshington, Pbiladelphla and New
T1rk Through IN Is n hours, including sicrpages.
For sasty eped guarity beauty Of he o01niry, and
ra c5aorf this rad Is second % nous ir the Union
FREIGHrs- - THIS company possesses the largest
c1aipmcnt Of any Railroad n the United States and
prepared 70 do immense business transportation
The road immediate correction At the wharves and
IN tta streets q n1lnore Win the haoad to Fhisel-
phia and New Tcrk, siesners - Ericsson and BALTI:
MORE STEAMsHIF lines by Canal and Sea 70 New
York, and By ne Aefca9nts anf ainers Line 70 Boston
steamers 70 Norillk, Charleston. Savannah sc. Poi
particulars, freight tariff eoples q which may be had
q the Forardng Houses IN tn west J. 3. EoAD
HecsiEins ana FoEwasiins Aselt :. Eheellns.
WI. s. WOODSIDE,
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THE SPHEREOTYPE

4uEIaiest and By FAR the most important improve
ment In Photography Is the recently patented pic
tire known the SPHEREOTTPE, which Is not only
new and unke any q It's Predecessors bat greatly
pi0r - an The Spderc0type is proof against TIME,
Alb and WATER and fer richness Of tone EarEth Of
expression AID distlncness has equaiin fact tae
luson u such that te picture image suspend
Cd N air, entirely Independents Of the back ground
For this picture have the exclusive right tor Mem
phls. SpcciDenscan Be- seen IN our Gallery where pic
also taken IN TIE various ylss By Artlst,
PROP. BENNINGTON,
who combines the Chemist With the Artist Which
bes bin e al tines 10 Pr0dace superior Pictures
p. n. CLARK a CO.,
II, 4 r1a~Nfr MarrIa rln~N
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A pupLrclrE SUBJECT.


That 500 losn.'' which was never borrow
ed-s Lane, win spare you that history for
the lady's sake. do not wish to drive from
you any purifying influence, for God knows
that you need it, and be may have sent her,
whom you wrUnged so foully, ss an angel Of
mercy, to save you from becoming yet more
deyilish than you now are, and TO rekindle the
lamp Of conscience in your dark and murky
soul.
But beware, Lane, beware for have not
told all that | know yet. ]. R.
Such is the great Republican ehieftSin, Jim
Lane the man on whose behalf the Rspubli-
cans Of Chicago once subscribed some thou
sands Of dollars.
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