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ELECTION OF ATTORNEY GENERAL AND
aEEanIsrEER EOR The STATE.

TRSIr ANT to instructions OF the State
an eecton Attorney General and Reporter for the State to
fin vacancy ocioned by the resignation OF John H. l.
The following persons have been appointed JUICES Clerks and
Receivers Of for said election their several Narus ana
Precincts vacancies have been left, the receivers OF
votes requested TO I'LL them -.
John Beatty; Receiver N. Hobbs; Cerks-J J. Everett
Ais 4 we'd ssu5resT j. Halle, W. H. Townsend NJ NJ
Monohan: ReceyerW 2. Downs Clerksohn H. Sloan, Jr''
GeS Tlerh JusyssL H. Laner g. Weller, W L. Boyd,
Eeceyer-JohE Reddck; Clerks-Jas A Mclaughlin v D.
Holman - H. W ,,..,iu Vt F.,ts n II Brown.
Recever-J " Alexander Cerks-Jas Trimble, T. Brown
5lh Ward Judges-D T. Carter, Mason Nannoy, ). r Col
man. Recever-Canon Tucker; ClerksJohn H. CurTey H. NJ
EtS Ward JudresJo Francis Tbos W. Chiffon V. A
Raugh: Receiver "A. W. Pyle; Clerks-Wm Minton, NJ L.
Ttb Ward Judres-wm l. Davis Isaac Paul, John Corbitt
Receige-Wm NJ White; Clerks-Jchn McKeen John Tanks
sib Ward Judges-wm Harrison C. II Conger, NJ. c. Cot
tom Receiver c. Dobson ClerksParck BunkAll, George
1ct No Judr,s-John Corey, T. NJ. Patterson, W.
| c. McAIury; Receiver-Thomas Fuqua
district No D. Philips, George w. Charlton, Thos
! Mann. Egcsiver-wm DobsOn.
District No. 4Thos B. Page Eeazer Hamilton, W. C. bod
sc Instruct No. s. judgesWm F. Cartwright X. Edmond
/ son, :. J shum9te. Receirer-E. g. Rowe; p In.
district No l. Judges-JOhn B. Hope, W. X. WAR; Jas Ra
District No 8 Judges-w. Ramsey, Daniel Carmack Jas
Rains; Recever-A. J. Ramsey nh, Ill.,.
| Andrew Gregory; Recsver-W K. Lucas. -,
/ District No 10. Judgss-Sam Manning w r harulrg0 NJ
| Hawkins; Receiver-loin G. Barrow -,
District VIM. Edmundson, Henry Compton; ALen
| Cotton; Receiver VIM. Cotton. 3,
District - Judges-Jesse Jordan m T. "atkins' .
! Jos:p. Receyer-Aris Brown. - .
District Judges-Jas L. Greer, IL L. fecR eAel'ol
! Demoss; Receiver-W. G. Smith, -.
District No JudgesJohn s. Prichard, Thes D. Ason
Joel NAYS; ReceiveT-MOses Greer. -,
/ district No Is Judges-N. dobson, A c. White, s. IL
Peach; ReceiverJames s. Russell Cerks-Jas Lndsey'Ia
Trimble Brown. -
District No 49, Judges--W. u. Hsmbln, W. B. Hudson
John TAYLOR; Receiver-Jack Gee.
District No. -. Judges VIM CHall, W. NJ Disnuhesr Jhe
| H Cartwright: Receiver. VIM. Luton.
District No 81. Jas. Marlborough J. W. BalleWe, W. B. L"
| ing: Receiver ID ?. Lluier. -,
| District No. -. JudgesGeo. Gill; g. W. Walker, SiDei
! Marshall; Teceiver-AOd Shaw. -.
Dstrict No o. Judges-B F. Drake, D. Rslston, Lewis Wi
r. | liams: Observation-Disclosures II. Hyde.
District No % udges-J @. B. Carney, Thos Bysor Ed
"i"'9' JAMES N HINTON,
sr,aI--td Sheriff o Davidson County.
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The NEST EfficaciOus Remedy for the
Head now in Use.


Head now in Use.
This preparation has gained considerable reputation in this 10
cy having with the most successful and gratifying
results by quite goody number Of the citizens Of
vicinity who will unheangy sustain in the excellent quail
ties this remedial agent Those who have an
aversion to turning nee no longer dread me great idcon
yeuence and trouble supplying that deficiency with wig The
Restorative OF which speak will certainly restore the hair
to its primitive and vvaty In addition to osvatg the
use of the wig Demove Hair Restorative also does away with
the necessity for champoonng for few applications Of strips
the head entirely dandru dirt &C. The proprietor could
easily with cards from best known citizens GER
yng to great restorative and cleansing properties of the pre-
marathon does not deem his part at all nece
ary These who give trial need further proof to salts
fy them that it is what it is representated to be.
Sold only Drug Store Of Demoville Co., corner Of
Church AID Cherry Streets Nashville, Tenn. Price 81
may3i
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CANDIDATES.
Attorney General and Reporter. Election
on the 18th OF August, 1853.

Attorney General and Reporter. Election
on the 18th OF August, 1859.
We are authorized to SAMUEL MILLIGAN ESQ.,,
Greene county candidate for Attorney General Re-
porter, in place Of Hon JoHs L. T sNREn, resigned
We are authorized announce JAMES o. sHAoELF0RD,
Esq Of Montgomery county candidate Attorney
the Of Tennessee in place of Hon. L. T. sNEED
resigned. nay2S
We a,e authorized T0s J. FREEMAN, Of the
county Gibson candidate for Attorney General for the
State Of Tennessee, in place Of qon j. sNEED resigned.
june3
We are authorized WIN. D. REESE, Jr, Esq,
candidate the Attorney General and Reporter
for the State. june9
We authorized TO JOHN W. HEAD Esq, a
candidate for Attorney General for the sateOf Tennessee place
Of Hon. j. L. T. SNEED resigned.
We are authorized MILTON A. HAYNES, Of
Memphis rs the Office of Attorney General and
Reporter for the State. june24-d, tw&wtd
We are authorized SAMUEL TURNEY ESQ.,, OF
Sparta candidate Attorney General Reporter for the
Sta=
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, SiciEiy AItermated Al

~ 60 SiciEiy Alternated APP.
$500 pearance in child is prinsa faeis evi
eues that Its internal organization is enanted BY some one Of
many sptee Of werm which aet and too often destroy The
promising children. The thing he done is to admin
isier Winters Canadian Vermifuge without de-
lay It VIII sodge discharge the IL present in the
bowels exist wiz cleanse and nvgorste the
whole digestive, secreye excreiye systsn and create
iealthful appetite.
Be particular and remember the name, "WEters Canadian
V ri:ege This is the only srce that be depended On
l:smemier this.
For sale Ia New Orleans wholesale and retsil, by
). WRIGHT & CO., 81 and Isl chartres st.
/ Sole rroprisLer.. d&w-lm
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The receipts year The ports after this time were loys
es The receipts the Florida ports do not Indicate tat me
estimates OF last January likely to be realized 49,
eco bales credited Florida Of which we ave accounts Of
~ Wie NOZZLE which to be credited with 55O OOnale
has exceeded these figures These figures do nt and VIII not
affect general results, IL we'll understood That an excess
has ben paid planters hands, though the entire grown
may be sent forward Texas has ct 70 SEED zSooO
do not in footing up bales, include cotton Nhch may
esn "a baes large Of which has gone up the Ohio
eastward The receipts Cincinnati reach IS 800 baes These
bs are however, included III us bales. At the same tine
n euld e satisfactory what disposition TO be maze 81
The 81 "a bales known shipped inland bot not accounted
uorts tutiCneher North OF So1h
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go Emva.uabEe.--we feel great

49, EnVisEuabEe.--We feel great
SaZ--s pleasure in recommending, in capital letters,
through the Of the paragraph Of the few things used
the world, that has benefited humanity to great
tent One mod pbanthopist, consider TO be Mr.
Daley, Ct ne DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EX-
TRACTOR; and well wshers to race, publish,
whenever get opportunity the value Of his medical
pound heals all wounds burn Sores les cuts piles
all pain instant application, while the healing
process ntervenes the foreign completely absorbed
By the saye as perfect extractor What would the commEnl
ty Do but for it, Thousands cured daily Time saved money
too Be hand. Accidents will occnr but have
~ you, and you are safe
For sale in New Orleans Wholesale and retai by
}. WRIGHT & Co., 81 and Isl Charress st.
Sole agents the South and to whom all should be adj
essei. une17-d&w4m
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yeurrIl Of July sunday schOOI and Sons OF
ZEN ncFance Celebration,

Tb citizens Of G5cdetsgle and vicinity have made extensive
ts to commemorate our National Holiday in beau
So go aud under shelter on the Firm july, the post
ons being necessary from Monday to Tuesday in order to
riys time for the ueces- any preparations.
Addresses viii be delivered the occasion by JAS T. Rains
F., and Dr. C X WISsroS Of this city. Rev. Dr. BArDwr
Is also expected.
Ample preparations viii he made 70 minister tot ape'es
~ Che che vas Of table luxudes. Arrangements have
b.sn made for special trn ayng the depot in Edseheld at
slA n, and returning at 81 P. NJ.
The ladies ami gentlemen Nashville and vicinity are earnest
Iv to meet their Gooitsgie neghbers on this oe'a-
: ,..,,,t tfaiy hns-5t,lijss. july5-td
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Tur OR,EzTAL TALIsuAN os NATURAL WEATHER
JyprcAroE gross spo! taneously upon the great
Desert Of Arabia; it is ncorrupti6le, will remain IN
correct use aud may last century; it will fore
tell IN any climate throughout the year the various
ehf8ges Of the esatler tieeagjow hours an da'aHee
and perfectly reliable 1t is the discovery Of LOUIS
UIruAx. of Columbia, Tenn, and may be obtain
ed for 81 of A. STRETCH General AGENT Nashville
Tenn. or sent secured per mail by the diseoveFer
for 3. current money. See advertisement.
ivl-dtW&w IT,
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By reference to another column it viii be seen that
lie patr.gs and eu,erprizng citizens of Gaodlstts-
lie AID veiaity propose to celebrate next IuesaaY
Inc 5.a inst, Instead Of Monday, the 4tS Every
bsdy is invited to attend aad participate Good
apeakiDg as eaiag aedan extra train TO carry eve
rfbodg there asd back, Let everybody be on had
and lei tie 9th be Dsas the 4th in good old fash
Toned uaIisnal way.
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New York Marker.

NEW YopK, July COFFEE on hand is III, 900
bags, including $500 bags Rio, and $500 Java.
Stock of Moasses 12, 720 hhds., ana ESQ bbls,
the latter GIL bbls are Cuban the residue Orleans.
The stock Of Sugar 81 900 bids, %, 600 boxes and
90, 600 bags OF the hhds only 2,l54 are Orleans
NEW YoRK, July 1.-Cotton buoyant, Gales 800
bales. Flour very dull. Sales COCO barrels Corn
quiet So Sugar, Museovado 6a6l.
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STATE LEGISLATURE.

ELECTION, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1881
House of ePresentatiVes
We are authorized requested JOHN KEEL
ING a candidate represent Davidson county, in the Lower
House Of the next Legislature. june'5
We are authorized s. A DAVIDSON, candidate
to represent Davidson county lower branch Of the next Leg
stature Of Tennessee. apIV-e
We are authorized Isaac NJ. WILKINSON can
ateto represent Coffee Grundy and Van Buren,
n the Lower Branch Of the State Legislature.
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Mayors reclamation.
AIAYoRALTY OF NASHVILLE,
L. LII Inv 1850.

Ci,y Hall, July /, 1889. J
Iuacoordanoe with time hcnOrsd 20 ag here
nv reousst that all the business houses OF the oliy
b, closed o. N5n-ay, the Of July-the birth ia5
Of our Iudeptndanee-and day that should be
held sacrod by the American people. Nothing Is
better ca.cu,ated to inspire patriotism, and keep
alive the fires Of tho revolution, than proper CD
ssrvaroe Of our national holidays. For The lasi
f,w years bat little ateltion has been given to the
q ,rioug Fou-t II in cur city, and sincerely hope
15ot The citizens will comply with the request.
r. W MAcGAYocK. Mayor,
Attest: W A. G.Esv, Recorder.
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The Cotton Crop of 1s5s-9.

We fad the following interesting figures and peeuaons In
regard the Cotton crop Of the present year. in the New Orleans
Crescent OF the a3i ult
We continue to receive favorable accounts Of the
growing crops far and corn and wheat are
all doing we'll The receipts several articles OF western pro-
uce at our evee since .h September last show deheien
ces; say four oats lard pork, whea and other items
TIE quantity received this is 600 sacks against
1860 sacks fer same lime year; -four $500 barrels
against barrels year Yet market has been well
during entire II there had been demand
for foreign Countries would have bad toPay most e
brilliant prices for all necessagis Of Efs.
The as usual some talk cotton. In regard to the
repts and the general ESTIMATES Of the last years gsWh the
following figures indicate the approaching results;
-. :. ~ or;a,,s tbis date 1858. Oe3
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See First and Fourth pages.

CONTENTS.
Frrsr PAou.-Teunessee Crop News; The Amer
lean Horso5 in Englaud; Crest Hail Storm in oaio;
Soldiers Of the Revolutionary War; Later from
Santa Fe-Eosdi.ios with the Nay'joes; Dis'rdc-
tive Storms in Missouri.
FoUBru PAaE.-Fieht between The Pawnees and
Sank. Wreck Of the Bclton-Thrilling Scene.
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GUuDISG. LoTs-Pe7ecHe desiring to build or to
make good investments wiz not forget the sals to-
day Of those beautiful building lots on McGayOek
street, owned by Messrs. JAMES ERwIN, iR, and
p. Hill NCALIsrEE Tho terms are accommodating
md DE ls rosi.ive
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For Congress.

rive are authorized to announce JOIN v WRIGHT
as candidate for reelection Congress from the Seventh Con
gressionaI District. amhl.
Weare auhozedt to announce A. NJ. TILLMAN, Of hecoun
y Of Bedford as candidate for Congress the Sixth cOnsre
sional District june25-tdF
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49, uutil 0ctober next, we will Offer entire Reaa
stock Of lfdrdr reduced prices cash. Including Car
geters fools, Budiag Hardrare Eoass fkrhisAirg
Goods having made essesre preparations or large Retail
ademaay r fine and desirable goods be bought g;
o figures for cash. II ysu wish the worth Of your money in
aarFsrass,cau soon at MCCALL & Co..
Z tupeIa-,f 3fPubiic sauare
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For CriminnI Court Clcrk.

We arc authorised to announce Dr. E. NJ PGTTERsoN
ddate for Clerk Of the Criminal of Davidson county,
the ensuing March election. tmay2S-te. &
We authorised JOHN SHANE, Esq, can
eate for re election to the Office Criminal Clerk TIT
next March election.
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Nfenmship Atianlfc.

New YORK, July 1.-The steamship Atlantic
bound for Key West pat back here having broken
her eylnier.
The steamer saxcnia sailei for Liverpool today,
with $780, COS in specie
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rrnrn NYnshsnrton.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The Secretary OF War
dsmisses the charges against Captain Van Welt.
There is no truth ia the publication that the Sec
rotary Of War was personally interested iEcontrasts
for supplying -four to the trooes in Utah.
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ST.. LOUIS. July 1.-Ladd Patrick s Co.'S Plain
ing Mill and several other houses weredestroyed by
Gre t. DAY. Los S45, 600
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
municipal Election.

MEMPHIS, July lat the municipal election
yesterday, r. D. Baugh was reelected Mayor by
81 majority.
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Hardware.

2gPUBLTC SQU1RE, NzSHVIJLE, TENNESSEE.
Es B. CRAIGHEAD having purchased the entire interest
Of Mr. WAI H. MINCHIN, in the business Of Craghead
nchu is alone authorized the Of the late firm in
liquidation, will continue the business at the old stand
% Publir S1uars. under the title above. mAT24
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vehavea large and beautiful variety Of goods that pre- I'M
,alabe On account OF being slightly damaged, and some '
mast style which We will sell at COST to get rid OF them
9s-aew FARRAR, DIsMUKEs & co.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CIxcGxNATI, July 1.--Flour quitt ard unchanged
Whisky 254 Corn steady, sOaS4. Oats duh 3D.
Provisions dDll.
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Thc Wnr in Emrope:

rs remote and recent causes with the Vienna Treaties
1918 and IS full by DUoAx Containing also two spen
cid Mapsss Eagaygs the principal places in Italy, and
Portraits Of the leading engaged in the present great
ssgpggIe. 90cents. Received BY Express by
: taiyI 49, JOHN YORK & CO.
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Weare authorized announce THos. T. SAUNDERS can
da for the Office Of Couaey Trustee Davidson county
he election to be held IN March, 1860. APPS
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sgs. &. FabncstOck's -VeFFsii-
w - FTCE has long been REGARDED with fsyo- and
confidence by large body Of the regular medical profession IN
- sr,, in Tho r-rio IS 81 ,seJgs5a uaqurp7ssei 5y dsy
and i daily prescribed By the most eminent ply scians troush
M the Irp5 States Daring the long period Of its continued
and count init US have from
their spusa-auos Never has it Seen more necessary
on the mart Of lie buyer t. exercise judcious caution
chasing the genuine article than a. this time These limitations
are often 50 close in Their external resemblance to T. a. FATTSE
SHOCKS Vernifuge as ae calculated to put uron tile '
,,-i,,ser an a ce which he neither wished nor in
7,t 7, mot enough to buy Of occredited agent
must use yriancs to avoid being imposed
p,p must examine every totlle to assure himself pat he is
buying the genuine B. A. FAHSrs rocks ye-ulfuse
iulvI-i&wIm
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Jyo YozK & Co. have received Harper's Jour
ma for tsis week cen aiming engravpgs Of incidents
Of the War. lie has also the Fapsrty Aagasae
published ia Boston.
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R-eadS1uffs and provisions.

Go. Prosprcrs IN TIE VIZ The editor Of the Cincinnati
Price Ces has recently taken tour Of observation IN Ia
DIANA Illinois, Wisconsin, aud Missouri, and in bis paper
Of the slh uIt he says:
We careful, inquiry Of farmers and Of those eonversant
with the through which passed. and We must say ht
greater uuauy could cot exist than We found IN all me &C.
given US crop is generally failure in all e
North Wheat excellent that is the spring y.re "
xept and th breadth Of land planted immense and should
M remainder fayerabe not DOUBT IS s
prei that the crop will he the most abundant eyr hsr
generally and also in Kentucky the head long ana me
grain most SUPERIOR but The straw rather short and thin OA
~ ood Potatoes excellent and in short the farmers geer
ally rejoicing bright prospects before them and n tne hope
OF an abundant harvest after year OF scarcity and
ink ne accounts om enthusiastic than any
other state will close by stating the remarkable ae
Notwithstanding the large number conVerssd WIZ az Ioe
hear one eqitiIae decided eroa, if except few given By
bull IN the enyrons Of Sandova some ens were
eTn Illinois and that rather vet, buE they could
called positive complaints and much less
eroaking
From the Cincinnati Gazette, June %
FLoURsoOn after last The market settled dsEp to
secs 25 for superne and s64CSo9 9r ersi ana a. mes
but the tendency the close evidently towards lower prices
new hearty harvested this vicinity ard Of the mes superior
quality There has been but little received rom st. LOUIS
ne he ee and it is not probable any further investments viii
made that city four the adventure mas proven
GRAIN-Tbe market fer Wheat has moderately active
during week, prices have undergone ne material ehae
since The sales sdd up 6eO bushels closing
dull, however, at 81 SOL 80 for good TO prime Ked So
~ IS for far to good white 81 4O9l0 for good to prime
do lot bushels Of the was sold on change
terday at 3 As per bushe The quality Urine HILL
was shipped from Lexington, KY Corn has ruled steady and
firm throughout week with sales Of lS00 bushels part e
arrive round lots and for small lots from store
fair demand prevailed Rye, and prices hEye ruled
Barley has been in mei demand and prices are
a63 The market Oats has dull and depre y
heavy receipts and prices have declined c per pushe
! last review. CLOSING SOC for lots on arrival. -
PROVISIONS Quite active demand has prevailed Tor ia
con during chiefly from Baltimore and the sales W
O0 hhds at shoulders and &c for sides This demand ma
been met pretty freely by holders and the market closes r
weak at The quotations. the demand having fallen on quite per
ceptby demand has prevailed at lie for prime Lar
and sales 200 bbs and teces during the week a.
rate Mess Pork Csc FER bb and during the @ N
days about 5bls sold rs 80 First class city branos no"
ever, are generally held at Sl6
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HAsAE & Johnson, on Uaion street, have rcceiv-
ed all tie Literary Weeklies of this date, such as
the ledger, HoPer leslie, the Fap,rly and almost
every ohe7 periodical af The day.
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WHOLE TICKETS $40: HALVES ss;OUARTERs sax
Remember that every Prize in the above
scheme is drawn and payable in fun with
ont deductions
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES WILDE sold at
he following rates, which Is the risk:
10 Half 20
q 81 no Quarter 90
ne Eightls - 10
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sas<|s9Bank of West Tennessee, at
49, MEMPEIs.-rhe notes Of this Bank will be
redeemed Union Bank of Tennessee Nashville Idtw
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TENRAVELING BAGS, TRUNKS. CARPET
BAGS UMBRELLAS, and general stock Of Fancy Goods
received and for sale at moderate prices.
]. II McGIIL,
Ladies and Gentlemen's Furnishing store,
o. iuueI Corner Of Square and Collese Sta
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II ? Look out for limitations of Lea q PERKINS, NOr-
& Sous aus21-S
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Advice 10 Ladies,--We are
SsSs-S aware there are many Of our lady re1ers who
are complaining OF weakness and debility Our sdvi to 60
nj once aud &c; MoIrASs sTRENsTSNs CoDAL AND
rooD PcRHER Its delicious TOMc and just ne thing TO
strengthen and srgoras the whole organization, apd PURIFY
the BLOOD See advertisement IN anothsT column
suly l-6&Slm,
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Ncrv Orleans markets.

River News.
ST. LOUIS July 1.-The river has fallen six inch
es in the last "a hours,