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n,.,oh n,s,on Win r1uIes, on t1sir rsy 20 Frazer
River. m
Byxsy Of Portland We hsye rupor t1sf - n'1'f'
h,la co;,o Ia Eraser through t1e fskim, o11s:y IN
" ~, o,n Te-rtory esst Of the Csscsde AonS:.i1s
v,,s sits,ksd By IDd.ses. Inc Ecn'I ssys tasi =,
v,n.s and 100 iraiars we're h,ed, and tost the red
zen ,.trestsd. 90, =.
F,om Pnest Soupd we have pews 20 t,s 18th ut
1hs IIonIso on lac Sou0d are getting very hosris 70
de Aue,icans War seems rot i1Sroosbse. 81
AmsreIs have been murdered.
A shoepeY laden with people goirg % Erase. River
v.s cam iz.d on TIE &3i uh nes, Point Rooe,A sod
,91s1I,ns r.re drowned Met of then were French.
Among hem was Iasc Ro'enhaum 9i Stockton
Fr.ras. from p-iys.e r..sr
"Uo 10 this tine about 90 10 200 people have
LEI. onr stats b. sea ior tie Fr.ser River hes, aod
probabl, sons 5000 or 1000 By IaDd or say pore.
The Abstraction OF 20 much bone AID sinew from our
s,a,e makes us cry ao7d for hep. 10 every dspar-
n on, OF industry we are suffering for Won, o. men.
Among the farmers the cut g.o Is lying GA tie ground
Cor want of men 20 gather ahd thresh IL The p'css
of y.es sbes have ran up because Of the scarcity OF
men 10 ge,her the crops and I'll tie ground. Ming
claims If known vslre and reruneratye chaae,er
sand for want Of men, CT are occupied BY ChinaInsn
who alp into the deserers places and quietly pocket
the spci 8. A. matter Of course, wages have gone
ID. Fremen, for instance, who were getting 30 a
bvuSd lOf os.HNA c6 ~.
ard got it, and foaly last week G.. three steamships
were leaving, struck for $50 per month, AID in ooe
Gaze got IT, Their ne1t strise vii! probab be
for the ship itseh at the erd Of the voysge.
Is there 10 way by which yoar unemployed
Thousands at the East c.n come and earn the
$50 TO 400 - month which We would be 40 glad TO
give The expenses Of living nov very mu a re-
duced, SIS to So month beng paid fox board ard
lodging The Goa forts Of the Oldest Safes are to be
found mere cl.uats Of crest BEAUTY, Jil o. bound
lets fertility aad banks up in the mines on which the
Wiling and Industrious msy make daily drafts sud get
pa "a in fne gold every time
Don't recommend any gentlemen IN the Broadway
sense merely TO come Let them stay at home and
gently squeeze their ladies hands, sad not stemp. the
rough grasp of pics shovel, hammer or scythe Small
account will their efempite exquSteness be to them
here! Our mountains and leds only be fsscanas-
ed into smiling compliance by sturdy sinews and hard
knocks.
"H $50 to $40 month and board in good families
is any ten ptaton TO honest, healthy girls who can
cook, wssh and iron, please inform the public that
several sbipIoads could he placed Immediately to
sdvar tsge must, however, close, merely appen Ing
the rates Of wages pad in the Uated aNs Navy
Yard ia this State, from The San Francisco Herald
Of July g.:
"'lt must be remembered that the rate of wages
paid at this place always lees than the goiog ra.es
in San Francisco, because the employment is steady
and regular:
ar
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We tender our tbspGs 10 tho Pdrssr OF the Noses
Ts,hr, aad TO WeIs, Fargo a. Co.sExpress Company
y, Tho prompt delivery Of California flee.
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BOIL IA.


the Pre- scent sppeas 10 be going from ba1 to worse
be is at present il la Paz. where tie lives 10 daily
drea OF return Of Gen. Belzu Il is said that he
called in the assisance of DesmeTzer snort time
ago pry into futuIity. He caused him to toy mis-
powers on the socisrs, a,kiDS them if Belzu would
return 10 which Trey replied yes sld being asked
they would join Bslzu, they replied in the alirms-
tive upon which lie ord.re them ~ be logged Those
with four reals.
The regiment Of Col Oftz has been dis s1ded, on
account Gf s supposed leaning toward BeiZu In
sequence of this act Gen. Perez, noiser o: War has
ps'gn'd and Coz Ortz Las asked for hls dsch arge
from the service. mares has established the pun
istm.pt OF fogging, preyiously nboliehed.
Three new batleous Cf 200 each 10 be
rsised erd the cavalry is to 10 increased 10 / 900
srcpg; for the expenses OF this service fore, loan
Of $40 coo Is TO be raised tie owners OF city and
landed property. TIE President has also seized 100
muller, belonging 70 Peruvian leeers, for the pur-
pose Of conveying mIlil ions Of war 10 Po.osi.
In various parts OF the republic citizens have been
hCeged al imprisoned for n.nfe.irg opinions in IA
yOr of Belzu and Bishop Cordova has been severely
and rucey eersured for making Of the fclo wing
words in payer: "Grart u.s. q LORD, the liberty Ok
the people ard refrain the fury OF those who work
"sgalrst them" Lnares hss Threatened to placs 10
irons al priests WHO fer up such petitions.
Ii e said that elk presses have been introduced
for the purpcse Of coming false money.
Numbers Of the best citizens Of Bolivia have been
banished, ard otLers selling their es,stes and
leaving for Peru and Chile.
Such Ia the picture given Of Bolivia under President
LnaIes.
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SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.
CHILL.

Dates from Vsly srsiso are TO Jure Il.
The new Cbilisn Legislature met on tue ISL vi JUG
The Pres,ierts Message, which TIE MTcHrt0 chsiso-
t.ri,.sss more fsuelmg shso faithful, represeals
the couLtry "a peaceful, prosperous snd prog eeWo'
The prosrsnIne laid Gown by the re ,iient Tor tue
present session. consists Of projects oil a"s io'
ng the natlotsi gusic, rsorSsl iIls tao o ~
ereir eers Improvement OF roads, prSJect removing
n. diiicultss which TIE int now Experiences ~ PRIV
c1,rv bulor cor struction OF military hosp as in-
crease Of municipal Incomes, Ieiorm OF s.sup'P'p0'
tax and bill anne pcing TIE az OF e ecuocs.
The speedy settlement of the following proJsrIs
st'll tendipg before Congress 10 recommended; Inc
treaty Of South American union, eonsuisr ors 'nlLr
ton, police acl, PRISON discipline, primary 1h'ua'-
ton, DC. -, -. =. -.
Duripc tire past year steps have been taken to SET
tie the boundary question with Bohvis. Ine treaty
OF friendship, Iayis aticn and commerce WIZ the
United States has met with soue dtbcu.ties 10 tue
United States Senate, and is feared that the modi-
fcat 70 made in IL will render 4; Intellectual.
aiIster Pisnipotertiary has been appointed to the
may places for tie benefit Of Chi ism com nerce; a
geIei, amneey 20 ell concerned IL the political events
OF ISL has been granted. The de, nal syste n OF
weights maasures has been introduced, the cleo
tTc tel. grsph has been established far a. Tacs,
beside many other local but not less Important ai-
prove neDts.
Congress has not yet done much work. The cleo.
tiors OF certain deputies have been objected to, and
several privste bills have been brought 10.
The British chip Cre.sds, with gusno from San Fe-
hpe, IN Bolivia, tr Liverpool, was abandoned in lat.
s. 10 S, lorg. ~ l0 w. The crew reached Najps-
also IN ssfety.
The MrcIyio del Vapor gives the following state
Ut Ct the arrival ard departure OF vessels IN the
port CT Vaparaiso, durirg tho month OF Nay;
Entered, 81 merchant chips Of III ,lsl tuls, and
vessels Of war, Of 55Ol tune. Sailed, g merchsnr
sbips, Of 90! tuns, and vessels Of war, of 2i6H
tups. Surely there must be some very gross metake
in these figures. Vessels Of war averaging Il tuns
are not very common in the Poetic.
young German, named +. Hegers, committed sui
eide by shooting himself with pistol in Santiago, OF
the Slh OF June.
The Winter continues very severe. Heavy rains
continue, end prevelt the sowing Of corn throughout
TIE country.
The French figs;e Perseverance, sailed from Valps-
raso for France on Jure |.
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Carriage 9spositOrlts.
CsfRSOT"S
PUMP SHOP


BErWEEN UNION AND BEAL-
THHE undersznd Eoa'd respectfully inform The citi-
rsns q Hemphis and its vclIlty, and his numerous
customers living distance In ihe country TOR theif
past patroHsss IN be line o. business, Enich busess
ting a the Chai5-Puup sloae and st BELIEVING hem
70 be the bgst punp IN use WHEN eof 10 materials
and properly put up land the nearest when not 90 made
and pat MI however there places where The
hsiu Pump cansot BE- used also ~ PTS ms Jet living
a. the soder tins" Eh0 stili thii tfEt there
other Puuns il use superior % tie Cham Pump have
mined accomodate the taste o. al bY putting mp
o. shippinx % or5sr sny hnd q Pump that this
kst can fu uish have therefors, employed ezperi
gucef orkman latev from East 10 utl aftsnf 10
putting up and repairing All kinds q Pumps He
Ein also DO even kind o. PLUNBING all Of whieh I
will warrant; a1d When ssy uarrs q mean vhst ]
say and say What snesa.
tzve n ne Iast yrar attsched mschincry b nuu-
Der o. NY chsln- Pumps VIA cu-irn success. I have
also ussd a-ge hzialce-vhtes pn HzHd chain-Pumps
Nth cqual suo1-ss- IN usaf weld-d
Link-Chaln turned Bus to1 ich is qnite erparv-.
but il "fadeth nst Evsg."
"MULTUN IN PARVO." -
I have recently Invented CHAM PUMF-B0x, -
oracfng t9O oopts sepsr4rs ard "a tinct Cham Pu4
ntendd q Ter double tenements nd dcuoe trice,l 80
persus can drag water rum this box. AZ the same time
having 10 erfer With each other veatever eng no
hols lft n the PARTITION or feucs large enough for
ward 70 the ether. Wouii rtfer yru cen lrrhne the
Prup, 70 p G Bmshsm 81 !. =. Asrriuan 60
-S ". CARSON.
rs Ian preparef 70 ship Purnps o. orders IN short
uocs W d0wn, essi or wt of th AississFnl =. sf
lf-1fy ~
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MEDICAL X0IIce

A TrOREEY Al Law General CalectinE and Land
% AEelts for the northern and EsstEa COUNTIES q
Arkansas. DES ARo, Ark ~
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rTEHE partnership te ptaciics the Law herptofoi
i existing b-tween suiivsn, Tresdvsn & ToHintin'
d hi, dzy dissolve1. gEly J. 1857.
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NJ. n. WEIGH,
nfsSaTuffO1

A TrOREET AT Law, Jseks0ni Tenn An business
n ntrust-1 90 his care pTu3plly ATTENDED TO-
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8uilOlng Decorations.
HOUSE, SIGN, IND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING, DECORATING, &c.
". H. PAssMORF

TAXES this method Of informing The citizens o. Nsu
phis taat be has pcrmauenty l0catet himself here
70 caFry on the above business and those uhc
nay favor him with their patronage that ali work en-
trustei 70 him win have ais atrict PERSONAL Atm
TON In the selection and preparston Of the material
well the faithful execution OF the work Nc erer-
ti0n viii Be spared his part give satisfaclon aud
perfOru The Eofk thoroughly, and the time Z
suit ths saste of the most fastifiouS
His lcLS experience him IN saying that hs
contracts VII Be onmFed with 70 the entire safisfacou
Of those Who may pEtrOnEe him. They may also resi-
assured that any work undertaken By him Be prompt
" eondrcted.
For qualifications he begs leave 70 refer the fas
ing persons. Capt Q. B. Church, Capt. r. Newell NJ
v. Pooey. Capt. J Goslee Capt Algeo NJ. g PhiUer
SH0P-8ack cf Sheitonis Brug Store my7g-dly
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CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH


FIRsT CLASS.-Piano Fortes TO TO
B0ots, Stationery, Bosts Shoes, Tacuzofs. MeIPhts
Liquors, OILS, ke IN bottles
C1mphins and Spirits Turpeutins
in barrelsi Carpstiag China
Glass and Glassware, Cigars, Ia
casess Ol0ck-. Confectioneries,
Cotton Cares, Dry Goods IN box
I'VE and shrubbery, Furss Gar-
d-n SEEDS, Looking GLASSES, and
Looking Glass Plates, Cat owners
nsk Oysters In cans and Jars,
aaddlery, Tn and Britannia ware,
Teas and Spioes per 100 Ibs-.... 81 % 81 -
SECOND Glass. -Harduare
excerpt such spesifed IN Third
Class Codee Mia Machinery,
Foreign Liquors IN barrels and
pipes Tobacco in boxes Leather
in rolls szd boxes. ons N oarrsls
and tasks. CrosksrY and Queens
ware On cretes and casks, Rice
whitng Plsstsr, sheet Rrass ana
THTRD CLAss.-A1es, sho4-
els spades, sal Iruns, Einc and
I'm In pizs, I'm plate, Anvfs
vio-s. casts of Chains and Hoes
Vanilla snd Cotton C0rfsye Cof-
~, heavy Castings. Mi Gearing
Csrrags springs and Axsls, Rail-
ruaf Wheeis and ANels, ,Chairs and
spikes, ard Rosiu IN barrels, per
sPECIIL RITEs-BoEss
Fsrnitars and carrissss bsssd
and other IIEht srtIclss not emu
meratsdi also, Carboys of 40
ids or other Chemicals, viz oe
CO chsged.sctual weight, bat at
eJube Hrst Classrste, per 100
bs--..-......-....-......---. a 20 Gm
me above rates cover all expenses Tork and
rhhsi-phia % Memphis and Tuscunbia. No Coramis
SONS Draysge OF WhArage eharsd q either Charest5n
OF Savannsh.
- Goods 70 al stations on he MEMPHIS AND
CHARLESTON Road arr entitled e through rates; al
ucnts East n Tuscumoia viii D. CHARGED Tuscumbia
raes, and al points West o. Tuscumbis Memphis rates
DIRECTIONS ron SHIPPING.
Goods ~ savannah should be Consigned 70 Agent Cen
tra Raliro.r and Packages marked Care AEent O r.
4, savannah. Ca"
Goeis oy Charleston should Be consigned 70 Agent
South Cdr0lna Hallrosd. and Facksges marked Car-
AEe-t 8. r r., Chariesfcn. 8. O.
y Have every Package plainly marksd, with name
of consiEnee destination, and depot delivery At
tcntion y this matter SPEEDY dellTery by pre-
veEtlnE delays and misoousfguments.
THROUGH RATES FROM CHARLESToy
AND SAFAN NAH.
Baitiucra New T0rk, Bostou and Pa Isdeiubf. fii -
celvs ne fun beneat of contracts msis Win ssk ssl.
sd By oonsung their god to the agents Of the souk
Carolina Railroad at Char stcn Centrsl Railroad AZ
savannah they win - forwarded free Of C0naisEisTs
at The foIi5Fins ratssi
First CiAss-Per 100 Ihs-s Including
Hats .--..-...--.....e1 8S ef IS
Seound Class-Per 100 POunds....-- I % "a
Thirt C'ass-Pcr 100 p0unds..--.-. 81 100
Special Rstes-For light goods. per
hundred pounds. 70 40
Stesmers generally but day euicker than Prope
lars and tE9 70 three days quicker Sailing
Vessels from New YORK and Phisdelphla. and other
Easiern ports Charleston AMI savannah And where
cents hundred pounds b saved By shipping on
the latter cllss of vessels
CHARLES ". ANDERsON.
iuns-iy General Agent for ths Southwest
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Transportation.
AaIssIssIPPi AND TENNESSEE
@Ma
.R A II r o A d /.
CHANGE OF Schedule.

1 az 40 tfer WEDNESDAY, Fs5-uaIy .. tsss. ~
- rra.ns On as read VI run fvlioEs, f3undags
ne ka and fasssns-r TfAin Eil leave Paaoa danY
7 A \. and STRIVE At Memphis At 10 A. n.
Eeirrningr Iesves Memphis a p ~, End trriss5 a.
F1naia st -.
re- 1r-Ent sd Aocommofaiion Train leaves Memphis
4aiir a. SO A. ~ and arrives a. Panoia a. A. n
RsurniuE ieaves PAnoa u q A. n and ErriVes q
demolis nt6
Prrsa1a traFsilzz TIE hai fraln can spend dvs
h1urI On He1lphls and retarn "a the ssne Day
Parr11er rain mskes dlrsct oounecfion ~ Memphis
sith ~ Heluhis AMI Chsrlsstau aAiroad E1inE Eaai
an To- 8emphis and Gaia Railroad gning North-
ne frrlEhl and AcooU Umodafion runs IN connection
Win sagss u and fr1m ths following piass Oakland
Fftstsa and Grenada. there making c1anecfiou Wite
staEe thrbugh Garrntoa and LeEinEton theuce b 10
aorfheru eranl q The hi-sssppi Csatral Raiad for
cauton gzckson and New Orieans-
TI-o1ri Trksts Tor Grsnada can BE- obssines - tha
Mrmpnls Depot
Tds h wueh tha shortest r1uts. and passengers lenv-
us neuhis ~ uornina train arrive AZ Grenada %
alls evening", having daylight he Whole Way
". EBWELL,
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DR.. II. ,. HOLMES. Jr.
OFFICE No. ITO E1ln street. HenpAIs, Tenn.
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DIR. z. L. LASKY,
Physician, Surgeon and AccOHsher,
Washington Street, bsiveoa Esin and see01d,
NEEPuIs. rENN.
q h11rs Ton : p 0'cI0ctI A H. sld non :
o'clocE, p. n

Onoe ho1rs from 70 2 O'clocE A H. aad IRON q
o'cocE, p.
TTNHANEFUL for ths kind pa r8nEge ksreiof0re ex-
L t=1fei 70 ne take pleasure to inf5rn ny custom
e-s a11 ths p1bc n general that it s n8t enfiOn
% leave tins cry has heeu roporti. and tba am
r-atg q att N O. at OF internal znd external
dfsea=s AL that pr psrrd u1deTtzte the most
cii ut 11rat1us ard scoou-Am nts and that % not
u-s ca.1a or sGy p-eRzrztln Of mercury n diseases
Whafevsr
Secret diseases are cared In ny o. ueth0d il such
suur nt - i1terfrs Win he b ,uess of The ps-
tent. an1 that % bot ne any u-cury IN he treat
m the -zme
Per ths flazinE; Rheumatisn, A-rhritis, Neurz1ris
Nervous Hezds-he sld To1fha h. Paralysis DFsrepsis,
T1rpdirF toe Liver Spinal Curvature sud Weaknsss
Uler-1= Dl--a5-s HOP rluar Aba or Ehite SgFn
ug. Osaf1 vel as 81 dseese-of TIE fe and Ear
Ansa1r-hs Ch0rosis. slerilitE. spsrmst0-rhoea hc,
e. dIsHsss tar require eutirs r-zulsgn q
fhe fuid aEd sTs-el. the EaE1eto-B ectrc
treatment W1ich b. Universally known for its prscoa-
hilrV
After practice q ten yesrE stsf Physician and
Director q zeversl hospitals in ermany and eight
years practice be- tbs DATED states nv reputation
PrysiGizn s1rreou and Acooucher is sucienty estsb-
iIs1ed as % use 10 further oouleut-
dsc25-isrlV DR.. R. L TAsKT.
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CHS. D. FONTAINI
DR- JOHxsON's INFIRMARY

a --roRr-FF AT Law, Pontotoc, NisE-, Ell Attsno
n -fr-flv q 81 profesEinsc business winch nay b
-frrf q him IL esy the Courts q N0rth Eissis
-. fshfT- II
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Transportation.
FOR Big Hafchie RiVer.

IWiil make Regular Weekly TripA1
JOAN OF ABC..-..-.--.s..-JNo. DEkRfNa, haaier
THIS fns steamer VII uaEe reruisr rrREm \
II trips befWeea Mcmphls and BoliTzr. -ss.s-r1f
commencing on THE drst ne o. ne riVcr -
AL cou1nuinE througholt rIe ssas1a. -
For freight sr pasSagr, arpiT o. bo-rd or -
Wv. HODGE, 4 CO., Asenta,
a
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SCOTT & DIXON.

A TE0RNKTS AT Law AND SOLICITORS IN CHAN
n cEaT- nphis, Tenn VII prE tice their prufes-
i'm 1 a he Courts held in TIE city OF Memphis ane ths
Supreme aud Feral Coarts ~ Tsckson. Prompt Rtten-
t1u E - given % al Gains for oolIsction eztrusisd a
then one h--t door 70 the let, up stairs, IN ths
EsIzer Sack Nzin street ians-u
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LIABILITIES

whole amount Of risks taken during the
sos so2 o.
Whole amount Of property a. risk al date so2 o.
STATE OF PEHNs YLvAEIA, ..
COUNTY OF BRADFORD.
Francis Tyler. President and John =. Csnheld Seee-
tary Of the Farmers UuiJu InsuruHce Company, being
seveTv duly sworn dspose aud saw and each for him
self says, that the foregung true. fun and correct
statement 0f the affairs Of said coponon and that hsg
are the above DESCRIBED efi-ers fhsreof.
FRANCIS TYLER, Presdent.
J. 3 CANFTELD Secretary.
Subscribed and sTorn before his 2fh aay q Jan
uAry A D., 1887. J. B. REEVE, J. P.
STATE or TENNESSEE, CoMPTR 1LLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, DecembeT 5, 1881.
his s 70 certify thFt ths Faraers Union Insuranos
ConpznT, ocatrd Il Athens. IN the Stats Of Pennsyl
Venta has complied with an the requirements Of aci
passed By the General Assembly of The stats of Tennes
see IN MARI h. 1856 entitled An Act 70 regulate IN
agencies Of Insurance. Comp us not ucorp srad By ths
State Of Tsnnessee." and that " \ MILLION and 8
PUTNAM are the legally authorized Agents o. said Con-
psny IN the town Of Memphis. State of Tenieasee.
decSi-im O. LuTTHELL ComptroIicr.
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REGULAR FRIDAY PACKET.
FOr LOuisViIIe.

fhs splendid L1E-Prusslre oho and MlssissirSi MAJ
Sfsamrr
sOUTHEREsR..-.......... v. fRTPLkTf. Hastrr
EETILI. leave Hemuhis eVrry FRIDAY @
w EVENING Al o'ciock. poe tiVeiy k-.,-s-llt
tafinz freight a1d passeursrs for al 80
HHY lar@ings arriving a. LoulsVills n - -
tm- fof the honday Morning Nal Boafs - Cine nuatl
and thence b rsioaf Essisrn towns anf ciea
Which thrsurh tickets VIII hs given
Al-o suakes cosr oounecions with ths rnois Cantra
kAilrpad and Nal Boafs q Mau1d City aud Cairo for
81 Louis. Al Padaesh. vita he daily pleEst Ire fs-
Ea'hgife aud rennsssss river
rhe Soath-rner q IN sDenfd ruuuinF order. havinE
teen thcro1rtiy re1arer reraruIshed hc Her orrers
are AZ eTperiencst boatuen aha III pay every ttien-
ton y ne safety comfort snd pIcasure ~ thsir ass
gers. Per Plan Of cabin aes
Jas p sMfTH Areuf
dec No 81 MezhT A Huntia lcF
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EDWARD PTCRETT, Jr.,


A TTORNET At Law, Memphis. Tenn- Omos, JET
II son street midway Tie Post once Building
gunQ-d-H-tEly
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For Baltimore, Washington, New
York, Philadelphia, sc.
Direct Through Line for the EsstI
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R.A.KURRFKEa, MD.

H0HEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AEO SURGEON,
ssh the ctisens o. aenphts sD1 its "
cnity ttst hs hss ioosted hias-f 81 ths southeast
osrner ~ EHlJ7 ana s-o0nd sfreets
Orcs haurs un-s coca 10 ne morning. between z
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