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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-31

AAO ESNASCB Oh tine Battle at manassas
The Memphis Avalanche and New Or
leans Picayune have expressed the opinion
that our late defeat would lead the Govern
ment to make overtures of peace to the Sc
ceded States. They presume that the battle
of Manassas has convinced US of the supe-
riority of Southern arms, and the inn
possibility of ever putting down the rebel
lion. Unfortunately for the cause of seces-
sion, the repulse of the 2lst inst has had
an entirely opposite effect. It has aroused
the nation to the magnitude of the contest,
and established the conviction that the
rebels must be defeated, no matter at what
sacrifice of life and treasure. The most
vigorous measures are being adopted by the
War Department for a thorough and COM
plete reorganization of the army. Efficient
regulations are being introduced into the
service, and calls are being made upon all
the States for largely increased quotas OF
men. The defeat at Manassas has secured
to. the army the three months men, who
would otherwise have been disbanded, and
thousands who had not thought of offering
their services, are now coming forward as
volunteers. There is renewed activity in
every department of the army and navy
Nowhere is the proposition of compromise
entertained for moment The North will
never ground arms until our flag floats over
every fortress, and arsenal, and navy, in the
seeded States.
Virginia already reaps the reward of her
folly. She sees in her destroyed grain
fields, ruined railways, and silent villages,
the effects of secession. This is but the be-
ginning of the end The ominous words of
John Kick man will now be fearfully real
! ized-the ruts of the wheels of the char
lot of war will be ploughed 50 deeply in
Southern soil, that century may elapse
before they viii disappear Our misguided
and erring brothers have " sown the tempest
and they will reap the whirlwind."
In commenting on the result Of the recent
defeat, the Philadelphia Press says;
The people of the North must come up
to the work, and they must come with the
sword No more defamation; no more
/ tnVectlVeS no more speculation no moFe
idle sympathy for traitors no more hating
between two opinions; no more hankering
! after the aesh-pots of compromise; no
more partizanship and reasonable resolu-
tions By party Conventions-we must use
the sword 1t must be welded by di-
/ vided energies, with but one will and one
! purpose. And then, having placed the cap
itaI out of danger; having raised it high
! above the shoals of treason, we may hope
to go forth again, armed with this fearful
experience, and anxious 10 conclude the
work ofasserting the integrity of the Union.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

July 80, 1861.
Is bags coffee, bbls molasses, Crane + Brown;
bxs cheese, Allis & HOwes; so reams printing ps
per, Sorenson Co; seek feathers, bales rags,
Preston Bros; z Ska feathers 16 bales rags. Orr +,
DalZeE & Co; horse, Anspaeher & Plaut; lf SKIS
-four, II. Stockfeth 1 bx cheese, S. Il. Gilbert d.
Co; pcs marble, Jas. Neil 2 hf chests tea Raster
& Korf; hf chests tea, A. Rimroth; 3 hf chests
tea, Nickery Bros; bx leather, roll do, W. M
Aikman & Co; bx dry goods, j. p. Byrne.
A. L. SHRADER, Agent.
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GREAT ADVANCE IN ILLINOIS AND WIS
coNsN MoNEY.-The Savings Bank, on
First Street, is now paying for Illinois
money from 40 to 90 cents on the dollar,
and for Wisconsin money from 40 to rs
cents on the dollar
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ANOTHER BULLY !" WATERMEL0B-H.
HERMAN Co. at Kurtz's old stand sent US
a fine specimen of watermelons which he
keeps for sale cheap at his stand. Many
thanks
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EG- The next battle will be tomorrow
morning at Fl. Nelson & Cos Auction room
between the bidders on Armstrong; new
household furniture which will be sold at
Auction at 81 o'clock without reserve.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER FOR FLANK SIDEWALK.

OADEh Fun ELAAh 6lbE-A ALAs
July 20, 1s61.-And now it is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council Of the City of
Evansville, that the of all lois or parts Of
lots fronting adjoining the northwest side of
Walnut Street, from Sixth to Seventh Street, in
said city, the side walks thereon be brought
to the proper grade, and that they side
walk OF class No. TO be laid down thereon wit hin
thiIty days from the publication Of this order.
p. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, July 27, 1851. jufy27
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
oRDRR FoR PLANK sIpE-wALK.

July goth, 1s6I.-And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Ooun Gil of the city of
Evansville, that the owners of all lots parts of
lots fronting or adjoining the south side of
Franklin Street, from Fourth Avenue to Fulton
Avenue, in said city, cause the side walks thereon
to be brought to be proper grade, and that they
cause side walk of class No. to be laid down
thereon within thirty days frem the publication of
this order. \. BURKE, Clerk
Clerks Office, July 81, 1861, iuly27
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER FOR PLANK SIDE WALK.

July 20, 1s61.-And now it is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council Of the CITY Of
Evansville, that the owners Of all lots parts Of
lots fronting adjoining the Southeast side OF
Cherry Street, from Sixth to Seventh street in said
city, the sidewalks thereon TO be brought to
the proper grade. and that they cause side walk
of class No. TO lie laid thereon within thirty day
from the publication Of this der
p. BURKE Clerk
Clerk ; Office. n 1851 iulVZ7
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER ron PLANK sIDR.wALK.

OhOEh run EAANh G4DA~W am
July 20. 1861,-And now it is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council Of the City Of
Evansville, that the owners of all lots parts of
lots fronting adjoining the southwest side of
Seventh Street, from Chestnut to Cherry Street,
in said city, cause the sidewalks thereon be
brought to the proper grade, and that they cause
side walk of class No to be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication of this
der p. EURKE, Clerk
Clerks Office, July 27, 1861. fuly2T
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BUSINESS CHANGE.

The undersigned would respectfully inform their
friends and the public of Evansville and vicinity,
that they have bought out the Grocery EstabIia h
ment ofJAS. ERSkINE CO., and intend TO car
~ the Retail Grocery Business In ali its differ
ent branches, at the old stand. They intend to
adopt the plan of keeping good articles selling at
from their long experience in business, and strict
attention 10 the wants Of customers, to merit a
good share of the public patronage
REILLY co.
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Bg@ Thanks to Joe Davis, and, in fact to
all the Adams Express boys. for newspaper
and other favors.
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. OARD.

We have sold out Grocery Estahlishmsat, Al
Main Street, to Messrs. REILLY co. With
many thanks to our friends and the public for the
liberal support heretofore received, We would most
respectfully a continuance of the same 70 our
successors. Furthermore, as we very DESTROYS
of closing up affairs, would say 70 all those VINO
know themselves indebted TO ms, to call and settle
their accounts. We can be found at our oiu PieOei
AZ Main Street. JAS EkShiNh W.
Evansville, July Goth, 1851 Julyoo
EyXTiS.R sUG.SR CUkEH ABHE.
i,Iv an VICKERY BROS
- NO. 1 .gRTXCLR or 6kUE,
erA For sale cheap, at
Il. j. scHLAEPFER'5
inly29 New Drug Store
%YOR.Ns sHE.9L.
q, 40 bushels fresh ground Corn Meal, at
juns2z u. A. COOKS
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK.

July 20, 1S6l.-And now it ia hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council of the City OF
Evansville, that the owners of all lots parts Of
lots fronting adjoining the north east side OF
Eighth Street, between Chestnut and Cherry street.
in said city, caHse the sidewalks thereon to be
brought TO the proper grade, and that they CAUSE
aide walk of class No. to be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication of the Or
der. p. BURKE, Clerk
Clerk Office, July ~, 1851. iuly27
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
CORPORATION NOTICE.


July 10th, Is61.--And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the City of
Evansville that the owners Of all lots or parts Of
lots fronting on or adjoining the north side Of
Franklin street, from Second Avenue to Third Az
enues in Haid city, the sidewalks thereon to
be brought to the proper grade and that they cause
side walk of class No. to be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication Of this or
der. p. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, July 9th, 1861. july27
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Evansville Library Association.
CALLED MEETING.

The Stockholders of the Evansville Library As
social ion hereby notified to at their
on Monday, August 18th, at O'Clock P. to con-
slider the pFopriety of amending and altering the
Constitution Of said Association, follows, viz
LIST An article to provide for the election of a
President and two Directors on that evening.
I'd. An article providing for cleo tions to NIL
cancies occurring In the Board of Directors by
death, resignation, removal or other causes
3D.. A n article providing for striking out of arti-
Gle the following The President, Vice. Presi-.
dent Corresponding and Recording Secretaries
and Treasurer by separate ballot"
4th. Amending article 8, inserting after year,
between the hOurs<of O'Clock P. NJ and Ii o'clock
?. M. Committee appointed by Board OF Directors
w. Z. aOLLINGSWORTH
w. H. BINGHAM
ju'y30 We. FRENCH.
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HE- 1t seems to be an impossbility to
find out the fate of Coils. Wilcox and Cor
coran. Our dispatches this morning state
they are both prisoners at Richmond.
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BsS- Gentlemen can now buy beautiful
linen suits and fine furnishing goods at
New York cost by calling at LYoNss.
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40 FANNIE YET.

Another fresh arrival of Corn Just received this
Seed, 10 sacks Buckwheat Seed, and all for sa.'
cheap at the Cash Feed and Seed Store OF
R. 8. HUSTON & CO
June oath, 1861 june25.
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Notice
To Carpenters and BridgebuiIderS

Proposals will be received until August 5th,
1861, for repairing the bridge across the Patoka,
at the town Of Patoka, Gibson county, Indiana,
said repairs to consist in putting in eight sections
of arch nine sections of cord, splicing four posts,
extending the roof six feet at each end and several
other smaller jobs. Any one wishing t. know fur
Their about the above can do so by calling on me,
one mile North of Patoka, or by meeting me at the
Bridge Saturday. August Sd.
By order Of County Comm issiOners.
July BLVD LIS FRENCH Stunt
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gF We are indebted to the Hon. VIM.
Holman for a copy of his late speech on the
foor Of the House.
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HOME INTERESTS.

ngA- The Samuel Orr is the packet for
Paducah, to-day at II o'clock.
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOR DAILY;

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOR DAILY;
Delivered in the City, per week. ~ ~
By mail or in the City, per year I'm ADVANCED W
FOR WEEKLY
a. :" g CLUB of i've TO one address) 90
ADVERTISING.
For Terms see first page, tabular form.
AGENTS:
The following gentlemen are authorized
Agents in the places named:
Or. RaIston, Beonviile, Warrick Co.
John III. Lockwood, Mt Vernon, Posey Co.
John r. Daugherty, Rockport, Spencer Co.
James L. Thornton, Princeton, Gibson Co.
John B. Dandy, Newburg, Warrick Co.
DR.. Mnrphy, New Harmony, Posey Co.
A. B. Wilkinson, Cynthiana.
Preston Talbot, Poseyville Posey Co.
II. d. CusteB. Petersburg, Pike Co.
Mark Grant, Canal P. o., Warrick Co.
John Sudriet, nit. Carmel, Ill.
+. NJ THAYER,
G. h. DREW. ASSOCIATE EDITOR
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For Auditor.

MEssRs. EDITORS ;--You will please announce my
name rs a candidate for auditor of vanderburgh
County at the nsuing October election.
J.B COX.
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e1- Thanks to the steamer Commercial
for late Louisville papers.
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nsA- The Evansville Weekly Journal will
be published Tomorrow morning. Copies
in wrappers, for sale ct the counting-room
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BG-The Government gun boats are over
the Portland Tar. They are stopping at New
Albany to be equipped" The men who
have them in charge seem to be determined
that they shall not get out of the river
They are stopping for equipments, when the
river is falling eight inches day at Gin
ciunati In less than week, Scufietown
bar will not be navigable for boats drawing
over 80 inches
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The REFRIGERATION.

The following is the apportionment for
members of Congress under the Census of
1861. Cut this out for references.
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Straved or StoIen

From my pasture, about the 7th of June,
1861, grey mare with bay colt. The is
nearly white, about eight years old, and fifteen
hands high, and has one glass eye. The colt is a
mare, bay, with white face, three months old,
and has also one glass eye. Whoever viii return
them to me or give me information of them
shall be well rewarded
e. J. DOBELL.
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moor sEKRTs.

WRODP SKIRTS.
ME We have just received a lar 20 lot Of Hoop
Skirts" young and old ones, I" and the . excel
sior " in the country.
SOHAPKER BUSSING,
Jul9l2 No. 40 Main Street
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RECRUITS RECRUITS Il

I
RECRUITS RECRUITS!!
An indefinite numt er of men are wanted imme-
diately for the 18th Regiment of infantry q. S. A.
Never were such inducements offered to to
fight their countrys battles. Opportunities of pro-
motion to the humble good wages TO the poorest ;
honor and the gratitude OF pos:erity to all. Let
sry man who desires TO fight for liberty and his
country, call at the g Washington House," and be
informed of the extra advantages of enlistment in
to this regiment.
The pay of recruit begins on the day of his en-
listment, aud he will not be expected to fight until
thoroughly drilled by the most accomplished Off
GERS of the army. A bonus Of two dollars will be
given to any man who pr sents an acceptable re-
cruit. ReEdezvous, :. " asnington House.
v. NICK. SMITH, Capt. 18th Infantry.
juy3I Recruiting Officer.
Mp Mn" -ssN,A sSfEF-STUFR.
A@ We selling Bran at 3 cts, and Ship
stnf at 60 cts per LOO lbs delivered in any part of
july5I Seed aud Feed store. Water Street.
| ArYO s.V NEIL,
y 80 bushels fresh ground, at IS cents per bush
ell, at VICKERY BROS.
jnly3O No 50 Main Street.
"a B.aRs coon CE.S'CK.V.V.aT m sO.9P
vIcKERY BROS.
july3O No. 50 Main STREET.
So so E your ssild H . pretty Cab. a,
WICKER d BROS,
july3O No. so Main Street.
Ok CTS. p IN BUsHAL FOR NO. 1
N0SH large Potatoes, at
VICKERY BROS,
july 80 No. 80 Main Street.
6RR C7fs. PEG L8. FOE FUGA
%U weight Star Candles, at
YICKERY BROS,
july31 aza5 Is No. 81 Main Street.
OK CTS. PER 1.UsREL ROR CORN
ebep at
WICK cry BROS,
july30 No. 80 Main Street
z DOZEN FBEsN ERGs
fnagl - At
VICKERY BROS,
july 30 No 50 Main Street.
81 LBS. SUNNI ER CANDLES,
- good article, for 3 cts. per h.,
VICKERY BROS
july30 No. 81 NJ ain Street
Notice
Read & Lawrence ma We advertised to pay til.
debts of Read Burrow, but not the debts of idyes
Barroac. that he has taken particular pains to he
charged 10 Read & Burrow
READ LAWRENCE
June 4th. 1861. juneb
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June oath, 1851.
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THE WORKS OF ROBERT HALL, a. NJ,
with a memoir Of his life. Originally
published un1sr the superintcnienCs OF
Olinthgs Gregory, T. L. D., in & vOis.y full
calf, London.
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mEETIze an uAHToN, ARKANSAS.
MAHTuN lRITTENDEN CoUNrT7 AFf.l
Jsuuary p, 1861.

saAuafg ~ 1871.
Alta meeting Of the citizens Of Crttendsn
county, held st the court house on Monday, the
2lst inst, Hon. H. B. Edmondson was called
to the chair snd Josiah F. Earle appointed
secretary.
On use,ion, The chair spPoia ed the following
a committee to draft resolutions expressing
the sentiment Of the meeting R. T. Redmon,
Jere Ward, NJ. A. Hlggs, ]. NJ. Jones, and J..
L. Barnard.
The committee, after a short consultation,
reported the following:
I. Rssolaed, That we believe in State SOW
ereiguty, and that any State has the right to
secede from The present Conlederacy, and that
the General Government has no right to coerce
a seeding State.
.. Rsoips5, That we believe it to be tie
duty Of The state OF Arkansas to secede i'm
medistely from the Union, which is already
virtually dissolved
3. Rssolre3, That the county court Of Crit
tenden county ought to take immediate steps 10
arm the militia Of The county.
4. Res0luei, That the county court Of this
county ought to give materials, full and sufi-
ciont, to aid and arm tae volunteer corps which
may be organized in this county.
The resoiu ions being submitted, were unan-
imously adopted.
The meeting then proceeded 10 ballot for
convention, 10 be held in February next, which
resulted in the nomination Of Hon. o. P.
Lyles.
On motion, the secretary was directed to in
form the Hon. o P. Lyles Of his nomination,
and to furnish him with a copy Of the resoiu-
tions, and also TO furnish copies to Memphis
and Arkansas papers.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
II. B. EDMoNDsoE, chairman.
J. T. EARLE, secretary.
LETTER or ACCEPTANCE.
CRIrTESDES COUNTY. ARKAEsAs, :
January -. 1851. !
Mr.. J. F. EARLE-DcaT Sir: Your commu-
nication Of the 2lst inst, informing me Of my
nomination for the State convection, together
with accompanying resolutions, has been ex-
smined.
7 indorse the sentiment contained in the res
oluiion5 touching our interests and suggesting
the course to be pursued by Arkansas under
present circumstances. Since the convention
has done me the honor TO nominate me, ] do
not feel at liberty to reject it. ], therefore,
accept the nomination, and will feel ever
grateful for the distinguished honor conferred.
n = T.yTFz
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357 MAIN STREET,
Mem E9Iats, 'Eo1anossee-
FIRE. FIREI FIRE.

OUCH has been or confusion since the late FIRE, and
- c5u-t-ul daily labors in removing our stok from
d8uEergus building snd roGtiuE new one, We have
scarce found the moment % express pabliey our ruly
HEAR1FsLT THANKS 20 the masy frienis who sx-
ertCd thesevss to their utmost in saving our property
az the Ore their great care taken in avoiding breakage
and loss and their subsequent sympathy in orr nisi3r-
t1le. 80 oar neislsors, who kindly threw hsir doors
area q as au 60 Barnet Graham Esd who generously
offered tbs use o. bis three dae stores in the Jackson
b1E 20 ste-s orr stock safe from our perous Eituatior
after he dre sha ever feel uadeT deep otliyatons
We o71l msutr.u many names q those who put foI
dsri1g ezer,iois in saving property but uieh
20 iuIsstice D. 50 doing May ths5 rsesiys reward
such as 50g cannot best0w.
IT, F. FARNSWORTH CO.
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TTNHE HISTORY OF THE CRUsADES.
L By Joseph Frsnc1is Micdsut. Trans
lated from the French 5y W. Robson. 10
3 vols, I2mO., half calf
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IGSTI L0STI LOsTl

Several most val able Books and Pspers at the Iats
Gre among vh .1b was our RECIPE BOOKS, gathered
mp snl c1liaed during the last twenty-five years Any
psrs0a returniag them 70 shall be handsomely
rarIed. H F. FARNS WOXTH & co.
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OF TURKEY. By A. De Lamar
tine. Translated from the French. IH
vols, half calf, gilt back.
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sCaTIERRp! scsTIEREDl

Many OF cur g3ldv are Iaissiug. We would thank
those who may have any srcles stiu stored remain-
Ing With them, 20 inform u.s. that can remove theu
ont 81 their way nearly hted up in No.
JACKSON BLOCK, where we shall De hspry to see al
friends ani Ga customers and pledge to them
nowed exsrtsas to meet their interests and demands
n. +. FARNSW0RTG & CO.,
nrs rs- 1anrsrr
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7.sis. 's''''. s--
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let with "Bamlet" left out He appealed TO
Republicans to stand firm and not fail 10 carry
out their principles in this golden opportunity.
"Stand still and see ihe salvation Of the Lord. "
He believed hat lincoln would stand firm to
TIE principles Of the Chicago platform. Ifhe
OF 40 angel from heaven proclaimed any oher
doctrine, let him be accursed aad the people
curse him. Tnsre was no constitutional power
10 abolish slavery where it exists, and be
would not vote or such an act.
Mr.. Montgomery proposed, as it wss impos-
sibis to make an adjustment here, all he mem
bers resign and let the people have another
election before The 4th OF March.
Mg. Grow asked bis colleague IL his success
sor had nos been elected.
SIR. Montgomery meant an election for the
present Congress.
Mr.. Mcpherson addressed the House. Re-
ferring, 10 the course Of bis remarks, 70 the
use OF governmental machinery FOR nefarious
purposes, he said even the House and Senate
had not escaped. He charac erized the seces-
sion movement ss hursed in personal ambition,
Hurtured 10 iniquity, snd closed BY saying the
people could maintain the Union.
Adjourned.
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nR- II. WAssaE. nentIst.

VTATING lolateI permanently iu TIE r7zzF=Ta
city O. Memphis respectfully solIci-s
the patronage %! az who may desire hisil fFsSza
professional services Do any o. its vsrious 1'lLJ
brs-es- aul warrants satisfaction 10 an Uho may favar
him Eith thPir rldience. An operations performed
il he most sppr9ved and 1kiilfdl manner. Teeth in
sarIed, from 70 entire set suction OF amus-
Eleric pressure, tpprcag dispensing with the OF
cap nsuis attsghe1 90 TIE natural tech. Fine gold
viii be used ether kinds o. artificial base II desired
Special atcntoH evcn to the treating OF en- diseases Of
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millions % WbigE being lost annually for want Of
little sklfEl ana nliceus treatment Teeth extracted
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pain and suffering Olca Main street below Union,
No. 27T. in Jones 3 TEEg's uew block. jvIs-dtwawIy