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IEssRs. Clark, Gregory s. Co, Esshvile-Gents I
have been afflicted with Piles, together with = oompll-
cation Of diseases, for better than twelve years, and I
have tried various remedies, and all have failed to give
relief, unless it va Of short duration. I have used
two and one-haH bottles OF your Ambrosisl Oil, Accord
ing 70 directions, spd have received more benefit from
its use than Gom all else besides. I wish this made
public, that suffering humanity msy fad relief.
NANCY JANE WEITEEER.
HarshaH County, Tenn, SEPTEMBER &c. 1850.
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Dr., }. n. EECLeam5s Volcanic OH
EfnimeBf,
THE BEST EXTERNAL IN THE WORLD, FOA


Thousands OF human beings have been saved Iifs
decrepitude snd misery by the use o. this invalusbk
Lininlent. II viii relieve pain almost instsntsneousiq
and It VIII cleanse, purify AID heal the foulsst sare :
an Incredible short time. AcLean's Volcanic Oil La
iment viii relieve the most lnyetersfs cases Of Rhsu-
matisn. Govt or Neuralgia. For Paralysis. Ccrfrsrfed
Muscles, Stiffness or Weakness In the Joints, huacias
or L~igemenk, it will never fail. Tw3 appiicalons VIII
cure Sore Threat, Hesdache er Esrachs. Ter BUNS CT
Soalds, ~ sny Pain, II 5 an iHfalllble remedy. TU IL
and yen VIII au4 q an Indispensable remedy. Keep
always OF hRr1-
horses, viii save mCusy BY using MeLeanis Volcanic Oh
Liniusut. L Is q speedy and i~nfail.hle cure Tor Galla
aprains, Chsfes, Swelling, Lsmeueis, Sweeney- raa
Wounis, S~Cratches, o. any external diseass. fry il
ane Y0a viii be Convinced.
DR.. :. q acLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
St LS1ss, Missouri.
Fer sale IN Memphis BY A. 8. MANSFIELD 3 COZ
also BY @. ". JONES & 90 and WAED 8 EoCIETs
LAID
Also b. PoTIE2 X REBWTN, IS Seaerson-st nesr
- 0iees sesetaf sn~ZTuNpg-ulsT fsnIT fnsdi-
ShsA' iEEl-dsE5
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MILITARY PARADE.-The Memphis Legion,
S5Ol. Dickafon, passed sA5 day yesterday in
regimental drill OF the common east Of the
city and nesr TIE Memphis and CD arlestop
railroad. Toe day vas pleasantly diversified
with the regimsHtal drill, aud the society Of
the ladies, Of whom a large number o'pitched
theiftelts' with the ooTpIo on the occasion A.
though The day was everything thss could be
wished, 4 Ys1y small attendance was present,
TO remedy Ebich dershction in a manifest and
patriotic duty, strict measures will be ~institu-
ted. The Legion win have another parade
two weeks frun today.
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EOr EhfEuTen.
DE. m0Lean's universal Pulls.
'NFLAINL HILIU LSHL8H- HI
ACHE ETC.

FOR LIFEA h|LLIULSHL8b, ~
ACHE, ETC.
There hiss Beves been . csthartlc medicine ohersd
the public that has giys2 such entire satisfaction
NcLeAn's Universal Pills.
Being entirely vegetable, they are perfectly inaJcam
aud can Be taken by the most tender infant; yet prumst
and powerful in removing all bilious secretion, acid or
impure, fsted matter from the stomach. In fact, taey
tricts.
They produce no grtping sickness OF pain IN the st0ul-
sch or bowels, though very active and searching ia their
operation, promoting healthy s~ecrstions Of the liver and
kidneys. Who viii suffer from Biliousness. Headache
and Foul stomach, when 50 cheap q remedy czu BE- 90
tanned? Keep them constantly On hand a single dosa,
taken IN season, NAV prevent hours. days and months q
sickness. Ask FOR DIT J. r. HcLean's Universal Pills.
Take 10 other. Being coated, th5y are t~astslsss. Prise
only IS cents per box, snd can be sent b. mail u any
part Of the Guited 5tstas.
J. q MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
Corner Third and Pine streets, g.. LSzis, Ho-
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An uRfsiling cure for Seminal Weakness. Nocturnal
Emissions, Inpo;sncy Loss Of Power, Pains in the
Back, Stone IL the Bladder, Obstructed and Difficult
IoustrsGticB and 81! diseases caused BY deyistlng from
the pats Of nature, and i~Bdulging in self-Pellrtion.
BY the use OF ttis Cure all improper DISCHARGES are
removed, the weakened organs os generation are
speedily cured, and i8ll vigor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage. shouls reject
that a sound misd and body are necessary to promote
oolnabisl happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor, debilitated, worn
down and despslring fevotee Of sensual pleasure, will
ind relief.
1t is safe and pleasant IL taste, but immediate in It's
actionj containing no mineral poison, but is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts, in The form Of q delicious
syrup.
Price 81 per bottle, OF three bottles for IS, and for
WGTded by express to al parts OF the world.
Sold by ell respectable druggists
POTTER Il &ERWIN Projectors,
Sole Pr0priet0rs, 90 JefersOn-st., near post Office,
general dealers in all popular family medicines, Nem-
phis, Tenn.
-. Sold in Memphis By all responsible druggists,
mrl6-irvvswfv
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Clark 81 EUHEeP's
O OIL,
GEARK. GREGORY s 20,

AAAAhHA
Sole Pr oPTISG 80
TURKS Headache, Barache, Toothache, in three min
utes, Rheumatism, Cougns, Neuralgia, Oolas, Ny
sipslas, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia. Cohe5 cramps Unnamed
Ewes. Chronic Sore Eyes, Sore Throat Cuts Burns,
Bruises, Sprains, Chapped Rands, PlIesJ Ulcers DlaT-
rbss B,pions. 'Corps. Frosted Feet, Deafness, Ola
sores. SIRE Breast, Sore Nipples Scald Headg KING
worm. letter, Snake Bites, Spider Bites Dog Bites, Rat
Bites. The world Is challenged Tor us equal for ScAids
and Buruz. Il cures Scratches en- horses, Sore Eyes OF
borEss. sprains. swinney, Poll Evil. FIstula, ssddie and
harness Calls. fresh wounds or S~wellsngs, and is the
hast known remedy TO apply to tender-footed horses from
foander-tske up Vhe feet and batne wen about TIE frog
Of the foot. Cures 81 outaneous diseases on man or
No one medicine can cure in all cases, but we cas- show
mere real proof OF the virtue Of AmbrOsial oil in Us
healing properties, from responsible men, who are above
being bought, than can be produced f- any other medi-
CHE.
We do not assert & cure for svery malady 10 which the
human family are subject, but what We proclaim We can
substantive by living witnesses. The Ambrosial oil is
3 Nashville preparation, and sold Throughout the South
and Southwest b. all good druggists and general deal
ers. The South may be Justly proud that DR.. CLARK,
native Tsnnesseezn, after much labor aud research, has
produced = really worthy medicine, which is bound to
drive cut much Of the worthless imported trash with
which the country is flooded.
Please cali at sur Office, where we will take pleasure
In showing letters and testimonials toe numerous 70 set
forth in the form Of sn advertisement, some Of which
come from physicians In high standing. who are using II
In their practice, as they state, with marvellous effects
we challenge the world TO produce q remedy so speedy
and eheetusl in It's healing properties.
~ Read the evidence Of the virtue o. CLARK ) ful-
IsTs Ambrosiai Oil, evidence 50 authentic, and foz1
persons whose word and standing are iuspToschs6Ie.
CLARK, GHEGORY a CO.,
Sole Projectors Nashville, Tepn.
For sale BY n. o. OAYCE 3
And all Memphis druggists. de2S-daWE
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CRIMINAL COURT.-At this court yesterday
Declare, whose name has been so long and so
often before the public, was allowed-on his
representation that public excitement and
prejudice were so strong against him that be
could not get an important jury in this city
to have his trial at Somerville, Fayette coun-
tY, on the second Monday in October next.
In the ease ef J. R. Steger, charged with
embezziensnt, a motion was made to quash
the indictment Oh the ground that the money
alleged to be embezzled was not more par
t~iculsrly described, nor any reason given for
the omission. The court was Of opinion that
the breach Of trust was the matter contem-
plated BY law rather than the money injury,
aRd overTuied the motion. Attorney-Gen-
erai Eldridge for The State, and Mr.. Bullock
for the defendant, conducted the case.
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The BTGANy CAsE.-W. A. Lloyd was ar
rested BY Capt. Klink, on the charge Of biga-
my, at Grand Junction, as stated in an extract
from the Louisville Courier, which We publish
ed yesterday, and 0fissrs OF the police from
Lou-sElLLe arrLvad here to take him 30 that city.
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Military. - We learn from ex-Mayor
Baash tast, having been rendered an appoint
meat in Col. Martins regiment Of Hardee
Grays, which be accepted, be declined the cap
taiashiD Of the company be has just raised.
On his accommodation, Mr.. Ben. O'HavTe
was cleo ed captain Of the company.
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c. ByrefsFsnce TO our Midnight dispatches
from WashiBgton, it viii be seen, on federal
sutho ity, that the Confederate lines we're be-
ing advanced gradually also, that an attempt
to exeeu5e that portion Of the federal pro-
gramue assigned to Gen. Butler, was post
pOned, on account Of the defeat sustained on
Cr-I4v
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We publish, this morning, a letter from
or special correspondent, dated the 18th.
Tais Should have reached Us in time for our
issue Of Tuesday morning, and the delay is
provoking as well as unsccountsble. We,
however, give it, as it contains many particU-
lar rot hretofore laid before cur readers.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
T~RAVELERs, GUIDE.

MEMPHIS AND ONO RAILROAD.
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GUNSNTTHS EANTED-

TETANTED, immediateIy, to work in the Confederate
Armory Shop, IA this city. a number Of GUN
SMITHS, None but competent woFkmen need apply,
and to all such liberal wages will be paid, and a steady
situation Afforded. Apply to R. STEPHENS, Master
Armorist, or VIM. X. HUNT,
JyZt-tt Captain OF Ordnance.
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THE GREAT
KaslSGas %GGSCsGs8s
PROM
NERWINS BLOOD EEARCHER!
MercuriaI and SyPhtIitic Taihts

For the Removal and Permanent Cure Of al Dis
eases arising from an Twpure state Of
the Blood, UiS:
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BooKs.-We thank AID. Tighe for a present
Of books fron his store, on Third street be-
tween Jackson and Overton streets, where
he has On hand miscellaneous and Catholic
books, ~TOsaIies. medals, and eDgravings.
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AND STEAMBOAT MATTERS.

There was no unusual change in the river
yesterday 800. The weather was fine and
COLI. The Mears left for Vicksburg with
a good trip 80. The Mary Kesne, from New
Orleans, brought in a heavy list Of freight, and
went out again deeply laden, having, among
other things, 119 mules, 700 barrels of flour,
300 bags of corn and 100 rolls Of eather.....
The Ferd. Kennett also left for New Orleans.
REcoRDER MooRR.-Since the decrease in
the number of policemen in this city, the eff
cheney Of the force has increased in a sur
prising degree. We have had no unusual dis
order, or crime, within this few last days, as
every citizen knows. Yet the recorder, who
for ssne time has had little to DO, within the
last few days has had no less than ninety
eight cases before him. Another pregnant
fact in cur city matters is worth rejecting
upon-since the volunteer fire department has
disbanded we have not had more than ore fire,
where we formerly had Seur-or FIVE, ami false
alarms are among he things that were.
The LIVERY STABLE CLEHK.-DanieI Ed
son, the livery clerk of whose arrest we have
given an account, was before the recorder yes
terday morning on the charge Of being a
woman, Mrs. Ray, in mans clothes. 4 large
crowd filled the court on the occasion. The
lady appeared to answer the charge in the
manly gaTb which she has chosen instead of
c%rinOline and accompanimenis. She was
fined ten dollars, which she paid.
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TO THE PEOPLE
Of the
CONFEDERATE STATES.
THE AMERICAN letter EXPRESS COMPANY.
/ Chartered by an Act of the Tennessee Legislature)
transmits
ECfFei's aNG Printed Halter,
10 and from all points North and South
THOS +. JENKINS,
z. MCGILL.
ECfffl.e 40 Printeo

TRe undersigned persons Of Louisville, AZ, know
the above parties to be relisble and responsible per-
sens, and entitled to all confidence
VIM. L. Kelly, Asst P. NJ, Julius winter, Luke ?.
Blackburn, Lindenberger 4 Co, E. B. Owsley, J. s.
Speed, @. 2 Armstrong, W. Barley & Co Guthrie b
Co, =. Th~rockmO-ton, Cornwall * Bro, william Gay
KaIshal Halbert & Co., J g. AatbGTs, Paul r Ship
man. Geo. D.. P,eutice, ). W.. Tompklns, J. Mason x
Co Kits & Verne, Wm. &kene & Co., Chamberlain &
Tspp Ben ]. Adams, Richard TrabEe, J. Lawrercs
Smith. q II StrGtton, Ishsm Henderson, Jas s. Wal
lace, Harvey, Hughes & Co. W N. HaldPman, BranuiH
s. Summers, Hu hcCrsw, John B Smith, L Richard
son, Wallace, -ithgow & Co Brady * Davis Brinly,
Dodge * Co., J. @. Dodge a c., Hogan & Escott, San
ford. Duncan 3 Co.. @ Lichten * Co., 7. and X. slevin
& Cain, John J. Speed, V. D.. GaetanO & Co., Thomas
n. Eastern, john W. McCraw.
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At the desire OF the punilg, the uniform is abandoned,
but hounces, feathers, flowers and j~eWelry, viii stun
he prohibited. No money will, in any case, be advanced
for purchases 81 any kind.
Adress maker VIII, as before, be employed in the
house, and such bills must be paid at the end Of the
month
Memphis, July D, 1861.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Our Friends AID Correspondents in
the Southern CORfederaey,

please direct all their communications to US,
w for the present, 10
GARVIE, BELL * CO.,
Care ~. S. EAKtN & Co,
ivfO-3m Nashville, Tenn.
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AS may by seen, we insert tai, week the advertisement
Of NeLesn's cordial, etc.
It is very we'll known we are not particularly p Yor-
able to patent medicines, and, as 3 general thing, esoSev
the whole Of them with but little ceremony, and with
these sentiments we declined inserting this ADVERTISE
ment until we knew what were the ingredients OF the
medicine, and hsw compounded. This we havslea ned,
and believing, as We DO that that the mgr edients are
good, and the compound judIciously made, we recon-
mend It as a mixture worthy Of public conadsdce.
The above Is from the st. Louis Christian Advocate,
edited by the renowned Rev. Dr.. .AcAnally, which
speaks volumes in favor Of NcLean's Cordial. We say
to all, try it. See tire advertisement IN smother col
ufOp faR -FgU
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WANTED,

4 T Saint Mays School, Madison ST. est, Memphis, a
"A competent DRESS n aKsR end general seamstress.
The position is a good enc and terms can be made {
suit The applicant. Good references in the city will b
daeired iy23-1m
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NoTGcE TO SHIPPERs.-No freight will be
received at the depot of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad to-day.
J. H. BRADLEY, Freight Agent.
Julv 25. 1861.
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Parties in the Confederate Government DESTROYS OF
sending Letters, etc, to the Federal Government will
please direct the same 70 AMERICAN LETTER EX-
PRESS co Nashville, (under cover) enclosing fifteen
cents IN cash or Confederate stamps securely. United
States government envelopes or stamps are OF no use
20 Us, so Do not send them. 1he rate above given IS for
letters not exceeding y OUNCE in weight, letters weigh
ing over half an ouuse will have to contain ~suficient
money to pay according 10 regular postal rates.
iyl0-IwE
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The Holmes County Democrat
EeItngtOgs, Mississippi

UvHIs paper is pablished weekly In d pcpulOus and
wealthy region, and in the heart OF The Gotten
growing country. 1t is much larger in size, auG has the
most extensive circulation Of sEY paper published IN this
part OF Mississippi, thereby afhrdlng greater facilities
as an advertising medium. All csmmUnicstioss on bust-
ness should be addressed to s.. n. THOMPSON
apple Editor and Proprietor
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SAINT lIARI'B SCHOOL,
FHEWPHTSs

EFRS. ri f POPE, Principal, will open on the
M usual day, SEPTEMBER 10TH, 1861, with the
same teachers.
Mr.. WINKLER has charge Of the Music. Mrs. NJ,
A. z. Morgan will coutinue to give lessons in Drawing
ard Painting, and viii also have classes in the higher
scholastic Departments. for which she is emineutly
Qualined, having gIVtE Up q hourIsh.ug school for the
purpose. Dancing, p before, Till be taught in the
house. TWenty-tvO blarterE can be acc inundated.
rERMa.-Pava-Le i.varL.IIR in aHvarca.
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For Fort Harris. Randolph, Fulton,
OSCEGzyE,
New Madrid and Columbus.


Leaves every Tuesday and Friday at p. NJ
TUE splendid passenger and freight re-
4 steamer KENTUCKY. C-ptsin y G. LE
PrlesE. VIII leave a. above every TUES-a
DAY aid FRIDAY, 1t 4 O'Clock P N, carrying the
mail and making al connections promptly FOR t-eight
OF passage, having superior accommodations, apply on
board, or 20 ! p. NORTON & co .Ur
ie2S-3a : C. Agents.
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$500 RRarnasM.

Presidents OFFICE MEMPHIS AND OHIO P. R., ,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 10, 1901.
DEING satisfied that tine bUildiBg occupied By she on
ID GERS Of this Company Ia the navy yard was set on
FIRE By IN incerdiaCy, the Compsny, therefore, offers
the above reward 81 FIVE HUNDBEB DOLLARS for
the apprehen ion aud conviction Of the guilty parties,
either principals or accessories. The police, or other
persons interested in securiug the reward, are request
Cd 70 confer with the CficeTs Of the road.
jyI7-tf ]. p. 700 President.
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G0mmRrtI1l Matters.
DAILY OF THE mARKET
FURNISHED FROM THE ExcHANsE.
kEmPuIs July 25, 1851.

FURFIsEED FROM TIE
Memphis. July IS, 1851.
COTTOE-Eotbing reported.
W~HEAT-There was better demand yesterday, and
the sales reached about POGO bus without perceptible
change in prices. Sales 60 bus. fair red (sks included
at 81 90, $50 red at soc, 80 do at SOC, s5 prime DO at
81 90, (sSs returaed) 1872 bus. prime at sI.IO, SKIS III
Guided, and 45g bus. mixad en- terms not tssnspired.
~FLCUE-TLa demand for new is very bTi k, and the
stock in mllegs' hands quite limited. sales 100 brs
extrs at SIS 90. 100 60 at s7,75, 20 SKIS doat 81 90, 20
brls fancy superanc at sT.Cs, and - bags do Al $3.50.
TOBACCO-Tae demand is active, but with light
stocks we have 10 sales to report.
CORN-The market is dull and inactive, with ample
stocks and a dropping teldercy in prizes. No sales re-
ported.
RAN good demand, with sales at $50 per ton,
from city mills.
wHIsKY-A lot cf 100 brs sold on private terms, and
L at 4Oc.
BAGGIEG AND ROPE-s2les at 2cc tor machine Bag
ging, and I2Ec for rope.
~BACOE-There is fair demand WITH mederate ISLES
at.I3c for shoulders, IS. for ribbed sides, and TIC FOR
clear do.
SALT-SaIss from levee al 81. % for coarse, and - rs
for line, and tsom store al $3.50 for coarse and s3.oo
fer fue.
URN -sEED-Limited saIes,g t $500 per 5uthel.
~GROCERIES-A moderate business reported, in sugar
coffee and molasses, without change in prices.
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SHOOTING AFFRAE.-An ARRAY took place
yesterday morning on Monroe street, between
Main and Second streets, between Joseph
Musso and G. CassaTetti. The latter made
an assault on Musso, who drew a pistol aud
fired. The weapon was 'oaded with two balls,
one Of which struck the door Of Cassaretii's
store, the other lodged in g box standing by.
Musso was arrested by officer Sullivan.
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SM2aE4d,

TEN or dftsen good BL~ACKsMIIHs. Negro Black
i smiths from the csuntry, well acquainted with
ironing wagons, will md employment and liberal vases
by calling On
STREET, H-UFGERFORD & JACKSON,
fvg2-IW IN a NJ TarH
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yessrs. CLARK, Gregory n C, &C ents There are two
Of my friends here that want, each. hal a dozen bottles
OF yoGr Ambrosisl Oil. They have tied it and found
it all you rscomwead it JAS. T. cope.
Tun8el Hin, Georgia, 1860.
Fer sale by n. Q. OAYCE s SON.,
and si hanpGIs druggists. iyI7-daE2w
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The Company refer the citizens OF the Southern Con-
fedt rscy to e. g Pearl, Esq. Cashier City Bark; John
Kirkman, Esq President UNION Bans; D.. Weaver,
Esq, Cashier Planters Bank; Mes5rs. Douglas * Co.,
Merchants; Messrs. A. Wheiess * Co, Bankers.
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THANKs.-We thank Mr.. Wells for the New
odeans BallsiiR Of the latest date, in advance
Of the mail and Mr.. Cook, of New Orleans, for
the Crescent.
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FAST DRIvEG.-Daniel Gallery was ar
rested yesterday for diving his team faster
than the law allews.
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ONE HUNDRED TENNEssEEANs WANTED.
To accompany Governor Jackson to Missouri,
as a body guard. This company will depart
in about enc week, will be fully armed and
equipped, ard 60 into immediate active service.
Call a. the Office over the auction store Of A.
S. Levy & Co., opposite Clay Building, on
Main street, or A. B. CoFFEY.
jy25-1W.
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Lumber

TVS R~ECEIYED-125. 600 feet clear white Pine, I,
d ~, 2 and 3 inches thick 100, 600 feet dried White
and Yellow Pine Flooring; 20O,O00 feet sawed Cedars,
for building purposes, posts etc; = general assortment
Of Fencing; 1000 sawed and cut Laths; 100000 heart
Cvpress half inch Shingles, and q, 600 Fire Brick, in
addition TO oar already large stock Of Lumber, Doors,
SASH, Blinds, etc which we will sell low for cash.
urrA-fv.zAp n y. OCHRAE g. BROS.
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EKSMMERM.

A LADY Of Southern birth, education, and many
n years experience, desires a situation As TEACHER
OF MUSIJ in a school, or IS GOyerneSs in > family.
References given, Address BOX 80.
jy20-lm TuscumbiR, Ala.
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MEMRELN ID 1870 - RALEROAp.

PASSENGER rain leaves Ferry Landing sally lSEa-
Ga-s e~ECrr-e11 al 6-G0 An. Arrives st Pm Co.'S
reeve addison with Arkansas Stage Company and
Oye-4l- "a COACHES ic Little Rosk, Fort Smith, San
Franc-s-o OsilTaTllsS Eot Springs; Washington, ArksR-
sss; CizrEETils, Texas, and al principal points IN
trsauso7 srd Iezss. Tickets sold by L. S. Kn0wlton,
No. - Jefferson street.