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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-05-07

RIA member alluding to the bills for
the benefit of married women before the
Missouri Legislature. asked lift would
not be better for the members to do some
thing for the benefit Of single ladies, and
not trouble themselves with the wives of
other men! faa,e..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-05-07

ffsion twenty-five cent will be made on the
.b,ve rates for Special Notices.
A.sntsin oher towns and cities win be allowed twenty
sve kind,
ALL bs Inserted at less thar regular rates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-05-07

81 WASHINGTON, April 20.-L. ID. Stick
ney, United States Tax Collector of Flor
ida and South Carolina, reported to day
to the Government the absolute success of
the experiment of arming and organizing
the slaves. He says that the expedition
which took and held Jacksonville, Fla,
was composed entirely of black troops
They held the post two weeks, were en-
gagged almost every day with superior
numbers ST the rebels, and in every in
stance drove them. Afterwards, these
black troops were reinforced by a white
regiment-the 9th Connecticut volunteers
by no means favorable to negro soldiers.
In an engagement with the rebel cavalry
and artillery, the 9th Connecticut support
ed the 1st and I'd South Carolina fcolor-
ed After severe engagement. in which
the blacks were victorious, this white reg
iment declared it had no furthsrp rprejudices
against negroes who showed such pluck.
While our troops occupied Jacksonville,
the rebe. camp was eight miles distant
The commander of the United States for
ces. before making an attack, wished to
dCcdOy = toiliOou ti1d8C tuIcS luiic9 III tEc
rear of the enemy. A negro volunteered
to perform this perilous feat Taking three
days rations in his knapsack, bottle Of
turpentine. box of matches and pair of
Colts revolvers. he disappeared at night.
The third, day, after he returned, having
burned the bridge and reconnoitered the
enemy's camp, so rs to furnish much val
liable information!aa sled sol tnomaalA
A former expedition up ST. Marys Riv-
er, by five companies of the 1st regiment
South Carolins volunteers, furnished
equally conclusive evidence OF the bravery
Of the negro troops. Marching at night
through thick, wood. they were attacked
by rebel cavalry. At the first discharge
one man was killed and four wounded; bat
instead of a panic, the, blacks promptly
returned the fire, emptying twelve rebel
saddles at the first discharge. The uni
form testimony of all the officers is that
the colored troops, when brought under
FIRE, need check more than the spur.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-05-07

These gentlemen represent the great
commercial and financial interests OF New
York and the United States. They will
be recognized as the great Merchants.
Bankers and Ship owners of the United
States. as well as the highest civil and mil
itary authorities of the City. The tribute
they have paid to Gov. Morton is such as
has been paid to very few men.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-05-07

E A waggish lawyer has started the
grave question whethes. in case children
should be born to Br and Mrs. Tom
Thum. they can lsgs ily inherit property
from their parents, because of the Latin
maxim de nainims non .csra lex; which.
being interpreted. means that the claw
takes no notice Of fmall things" 'a'o7
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-05-07
'rERNs OF ADyERrIsINc.

l1,re less three weeks or less 81 90
IS cents Larger advertisements
,r,orton Less than half square to be hal
over hnffs SQUARE to be chsrged sq,are
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16
DIR. WIN. II. HURD,S
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THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
fNsURTN0
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AND
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Do you wish TO be certain that your breath il
pure, sweet and agreeable to husband or wife, lover
or friends7 Use DIR. Hurd's Celebrated
Mouth Wash. Price, 81 cents per bottle.
This astringent wash is also the bost remed v in
the world for Canker Bad Breath, Bleeding Gums
Sore Mouth, ets. 1t has cured hundreds.
DO You, or your children suffer from Tooth ach I
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Arc You afflicted with Neuraleisf Get DR.. w
y. Hurd's Neuralgia PIasters. The mos.
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They do not adhere nor blister, bat soothe and
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cents. Mailed on receipt Of price.
Do you wish complete set Of Dental Rome
dies and Treatise on Preserving Teeth Got
Dr. W. Il. Hurd's Dental Treasury. the
neatest and most valuable present that one friend
can make TO another. Price, 81. Sent by express
on receipt Of price.
For sale At all tho best stores throu ghout the
country.
CAUTiON.--As there are dealers who take ad-
vantage Of our advertisements TO impose ubor
their customers inferior prepasat icns 1t il neces
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citation, and Vice.President Of the New York
City Dental Society.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16

o1unpo - occoWplish their
paepoee,
Despsrate engaGensent o.
tlAs old Dall Run Acid
Nxw YORK, Oct. l6.

Nav YORK, Oct. l6.
The Tnsss' correspondence from the
sArwy Of the Potomac Of the 18th says:
Ne enemy made two desperate and
unsuccessful attempt to-day to whip the
army in detail and destroy the trains, but
10 both most signslly Jailed, Just at day
break Stuart and A. p. Hill made sim-
ultsnsous attack upon Gregg at CatIetts
station. Almost the fret intimstion Civ
On Of their presence was the opening Of
their batteries upon the I'd Army corps,
Our troops were speedily in position and
thS enemy we're repuised with consider.
able loss. Late in the afternoon Hill
made another attempt to cut of the Cd
Army corps. He fret attacked the rear
of the 9Th corps, killing of the Penn.
reserves and wound,ng Is or 20 more.
When the head OF the I'd corps reached
Bail Bun and Brisioe station, Hill made
: desperate Onslaught on both corps
The Cd corps was on the east side ofthe
railroad track and used the road en-
bankmcnt at several points for breast
work. with some advantage. The enc
my charged at one time mp to the en-
baokmeni, when portion OF the End
corps charged in turn, capturing 700 or
500 prisoners and one battery. Several
charges were made and each time the
enemy we're forced back with great
slaughter, leaving their killed and wound.
ed in our hands. Rapid artillery fire was
kept up on both sides until long after
dark, when tue enemy gave up and re-
tired.
! have not been able 10 obtain full
list Of our killed and wounded, but it 10
not large.
Capt. Bell, Sd MINI, WAS wounded in
three places and under most sggravating
circumstances. When the enemy charged
mp the railroad, finding themselves in a
dangerous place, they threw up their
hands in token Of surrender, Capt. Bell
sprang upon tho top OF the mbankment
and volley was fired at him, shots
taking effect. The Minnesotiane return
cd the fire and many rebel suffered
doath for this act of treachery.
Our trains are all safe.
There was some artillery practice this
morning near Rsppahophock station but
without much effect.
The lst Maine, commanded By Col,
Smith, which was cut off Monday night
near Jefferson, across the Rappahaonock,
reached Brislow's Station Tuesday night
The regiment escaped with the loss Of a
squad Of men seot to communicate with
Gen. Gregg. Our army behaved hand
sonsly.
: Col. James E. Mellon, AID n, Y, was
kind.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16
CINcIsHATI. Oct, IS.


The Commercials Chattanooga cor
respondent confirms the reported mutiny
in. brsag's army. 1t was occasloned by
Id rsinssl Of the Georgia militia to re-
main longer 10 active service. The.
represented that they had volunteered
only to drive the federals out Of their
own state. Bragg refused to grant them
permission TO return home, when they
sneked their arms. Longstreet's men
vsts ordered into line and discharged
several volleys. Dsserters say so were
killed and 200 badly wounded.
ID addition to this affair, the arrest Of
Holk created considerable bad feeling IN
Bryoggs army.
Infected rebels are coming into our
4 sry day.
az Knoxville Register of The 9Th,
Dlishsd at Atlanta, says JEFF. Davis
d Richmond yesterday to visit Braggs
The body Of Gen. Lytte has been re-
covered and will b forwarded North.
Secretary Chase spoke to large
crowd 1t Columbus last night. He con.
gsatulatod tho people over their victory,
ssd spoke Of the good effect it would
Aave, mot oply 10 this country, but in
A1arops. It would strengthen the hands
4 of3ho President and Cabinet, and send
Cfto the hearts Of our army. II you
had given one thousand majority only it
woula not have suficsd, but your grand
"a hundred thousand has done the bus
iaooe.
us sehsarsed the hsstory Of bic lsav-
ING Ohio three years since to attend tho
Peace Congress and the result, and HE
transfer from the Senate (by President
Liuseln) 70 the Cabinet.
II also went into the history Of the
lnapeial schems referred to in his three
Yees1 ahesnee, and fselingly thanked bic
sodieacs for their kind welcome to Ohio |;
eeuplimsstsd Governor DennisUn and
IA for thsir fidelity and zeal in manag-
aGairs Of state.
=. Chass left Columbus for Wash
isgoea this morning.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16

1k5. JACKSON, HERBERT 4 co. Pro-
NJ prietors Of the National Distensary, estab-
hrAed at Cincinnati. o., Jan. /, 1860, cure all pri
vste diseases with unsHampied rapidi.y. We
guarabtee to cure GonoirbsA 0leet. Syphilis.
1mpotsncy, Nocturnal Emissions or Self A buse.
Durnal Emissions, Femsle Complaints, in sbor
every possible form and variety Of Secular dis-
esss. Cares rspid, thorough and permanent, and
fees moderate Send for our circular aftseu
large in BY II in. in letter pages, Of varid val
tended for ladies only.
Many OF our patients sssert they have sens
money to Doctors in ksstssn cities and received
no returns.
Then Why not pstronss home tsIsnt-men who
Know ehs Western climate and an eject spsedisr
Or. Jackson's Female ..Pills--3lT per bor-ssud
Tor circular. Special writer rspiiee well sealed
sent with circular without charge. Ono Of the
cheapest, most interesting and Important looks
svsr pueiisAed; 500 psEss. 100 sngravings. "The
Marriage Guide, and - Exploit Ksy 70 Love and
Beauty" Il SATISFACTORILY reveals yario on,
subjects never bef1fe fully oxplaIned IL anv nm
ular work 81 Tho Bnglish Language. Prise 50 a.
md one csnt slamp, Of three fos d ana three
esst stamps Fully described IN circular. which
svefy yoeng nm should have whether sick ar we'll
Medicine "a Instructions sent promptly 20 any
Pert Of thsgssstrZ: Consulting Rooms Of TIE
pisPsDsaq, No. ~ Sycamore street. P. o. boz
sDR. ,JAcKSON's ORIENTAL LINInENT
Removes ~ celdneu and rejuvsnatss organs
have Ain doemsnt for NJ any years. Il win cu,e
any easss Of inpstspcy, create and iDeaeass the
passions fes any reasonable time Can be msiad
yfth perfect safety. Price two dollars Der bottle
Oh. JACKSONS FRENCH PATENT SAFE
IL 10 perfectly nfe and never fails 70 give aatis.
faeti0h IL 10 the only sars and safe proven tative
against eontsastiog diseass svse invented Prics.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16
NEW YoRK, Oct. 10,

New YORK, Oct. Ii.
The steamer Ocean brings Panama
dates of the 7ih, General Mosqueora
had declared the United States Of Co
lumbia in q state Of war, and ordered .
levy Of 5000 men.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16
81. LouIs. Oct. le,

81. Oou1Uy VCt. 10,
p3opatches from the west gay that the
- loet 400 killed and wounded in the
= fght q Marshall, Saline county.
- squads are trying to get south, but
- viii b stopped 1t the Osage, every
- that river being guatdsd BY fresh
H largest band Of Shelby's force
LIT wooe after the battle, for the pur-
~ b thought, Of concentrating his
~ een Sinsbsr creek with Quantrell
Ss5 - Dlsyn, was ct Ssdalis yesterday,
1 ~ dlV10sd~ his forces and cent
~ pmsait Of the flying rsbsls.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16
Particular Notice |!

4 1hsre are many preparations sold 4nder The
name q Bifte's, PIT an quart bottles COMPOUND
ed cffte cheapest mh.skey -a,m. costing
from ~ 70 ~ cent? per patton, the sose d,sgused by
Anise or Cortondey SEED.
The class Of Bshers hare caused aud uiN con
,inus to cause, us long hoy be so'a hui, eds
to die tie death Of the drunkurd. by tasir use The
system IS kept continually sder the Influence o, 81
choholc S9lants Of the ,oorst kind the desire for
Liquor is created and kept up, and the re,mt Is all
the horrors attendant upon drmskdrd's hys and
death.
For those ,cho desire aud will have Liquor
Bistsrs, ace publish the foito~lng receipt Get one
bottle OF HOO6ands German Filters. ava
mir W.h three quarts OF good brandy or
whiskey, aud the result wiu be a preparation
that ,UiH tar excel an medical rirtue amd true re-
ceitency any Of the Liquor Biaers IN tie morle,
and ,eiH cost much less. You wiA have alt tAe
virtues Of Hoofand's Bitiers tn connection
,cith good article Of Liquor. at much ices prizes
than these inferior preparations .cit cost yoa -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16
NJ m w
EbR. HUNTER
Treats Many Disc a 8 es

~sss MANY CHRONIC DIS
---.ss-s--l1ssss EASES Incidental to the hu-
><ASEz man family, and even such AZ
ZHsTa have heretofore been consid-
- cred incurabe by the medical
A faculty OF the world, are skill
fully ts.a,ed with distinguished success BIB DIR.
WAL HUNTER. DR.. JAMES HUNTER and
DR. HANS Won BADEN, Of Leipsic, Germany
Those three scientific Physicians and Surgeons
have been engaged in their profession for up
wards OF forty years. They especially call tho
att sni.n VI tho afflicted 10 the following named
dis, ases
Coughs, Colds, Group, Consumption,
md the mos, distressing of all diseases the
A sTHMA or PnTnIsIc and oil other complaints Of
esses Of the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys. Spleen
Bladder aud Bowels, such as Dyspepsia, which is
very distressing complaint. Diarrhos sentary
Cons ipatiOn or continued costivonsss. This Ia.
ter disease most always prein3uccs
Piles AnCa K10ts1lA.
Which Is treated with marked suciess without
resorting TO cutting with the knife. The nerves
| are often diseased and Neuraigi., Rheumatism
| 0out and Paralysis are distressing COMPLAINS
Also all Female Complaints, such as Weakness
Debility and diseases Of the Womb, all cured Will
out cutting with knife.
| CARcRIxoNA, or CANCER, is anothe r disease tn Al
| has hitherto bsf1ed the skll Of the erudite and
| learned 0OctOrS OF tn9 W0ft0. InM mOnstrcu
Hydra must now bow its head, for 1t can becured
All Tuners. Wins, Ulcers or Old Sores, Hid dis
| eases, White Swellings, Club feet. alike can b.
/ cured without cutting with the knife.
Diseases OF the Dyes,
Suoh - I.aohrymal Fistuls. S,rabismus or eros,
| Eyes, Black or White spots on the Eye Ball, Sore
Eyes, Blindness and Cataract.
The latter disease can often be cured witbou,
resort TO cutting with the knife. Patients with
Cataract will do we'll to call aud les the Doctor .
anime their case. A large assortment of
Arti6ciot Eyes, perfectly natural. Al
dieeases Of the Ear.
Such % roaring or burning sounds, offensive dis
| charges and deafness. The Doctor has Tube. and
| Ear Drums and Oracles, Of all sizes and discyip
tons, which restore nearing very psrfe,t to thos.
| who are deaf
| Persons writing will enclose ten cent? Write
| with 70 mr. full name. towr, county ami State
Your letters will be promptly answered BE az
| particular as you can in giving full history o
| your disease. Address,
DR. HUNTER, or DIR. VAN RADEN,
| Box 60l5 Post Once
| Hours from A. NJ TO 8 P. NJ. Office No. 81
| Randolph corner Of Dsarbcn street, Chicago. Ill
! oot1-d1y
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J MEDICAL..
H07lCKl8 8F0nifI R1ITRaS


! ! ! J ! !:
10Ac0 UITfBH%
N5.ZO - hos % cred 70 the pvblt :.
zA ns!Sctas thst viii cars III .sille Tia
u INV aseo = heif to-" but they Are g
IEk1RX hossst, reliable, remedial agent. N
N~ sss On s..isnt aud Agreeable reeu-
vNA = isios q ne system. u I'll 80 ioOe
A oi The County, especially in tho
WIN BiLLtoss DIsrRIcrs O. THE
MN WEST AND SOUTH wEsr
whore they has, been introaueea
they arc recommended by the phv.-
iciAns - beneficial V taxsn 10 pro
psr quantities In aecordanes with
the directions, ~ pssveotativs and
csfs iee vsvgs And A0Ix,
rl LIVER CO MPLAINT
! ! ! ! !
n1 B.Hisss ksrer. DyqsPs.a, iadige.-
N0 fiom, .dasdsce, Dszzinass. Le-
HW pressio~ Of Spirits, Laaesor,.
InN//l<l and all arrangements Of the digos-
l0.(zZEV tive functions. For debiiitatei Dor
KY sons they are particularly recon-
A% = ended, giving N appetite and
ANZlLX strength 70 the whole human flame.
ko/HIN these Bittcrsarc scientifically prs.
nE/ pared, and are AIDE Of . rare CON.
an DZA biBation Of Roots, Plants, Herbs,
~ Berks ard Reels which hsyc been
found most e5sctual by long msdi-
cal experience, 10 possess the redusi-
rite Tonic Properties q relieving and
These SitteTs arc the poor mans
ffield, saving him many doctor bills,
Aas we'll rs the rich mans soianco
EE and cemfor. invigorsting the weak
NhG and debilitstei, diving away mel
(.0N anchoiy, making life Of misery one
eNIV//N Of unAlloyed en- oyment.
K~Cav Theee Bitters have been n introduce
Az cd and are being used. not oniy in
AE/7 r The hospitals, but among the tsnd
SI/Z>1V tsrs as an srpetiser tonic and regu-
VAVI istor OF the system throughout tho
~6DZ ARMY OF TaE NORTH,
by and with the consent OF the high.
est Government authority.
a Gaaraafss. In point'of strcBgth
will guars ntse my bitters to con-
tain larger proportion Of real ed
icinsl ingredients than any other
ktoinach Bittcfs in th D market and
xxaW by comparison with others IL will be
m M seen at encethat are srRONGDR
Hh and upon tria be found more
yAK>1%1 efficient tina others; they are
nGHZZW agreeable 10 the taste, invigoratiug
wv in effect mhda OF good materials ans
4 NNZ > an article that ali my Gust omers
AO/lX purchase the second time with equal
tSLIIk vsatisfas ticn. Il
OAE 1t has been my purpose TO pat
>nuZ forth an article that will please all
my customers and honestly do ell
that is claimed for them, will net
publish or mako any claims for the se
Bitters that not consistent or
that their virtues will not warrant
Each bottle contains as represented
One YULL QUART, thus giving TO ev-
cry person as regards the quantity,
GSSDXth The worth OF tho money invested -
N.Ek Let everybody try tlem and they
fGH will be fully convinced OF the truth
I1T//Al of the above statements
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16
lif you do. use
AOON0utPS German BttSers.

From Rev. j. Newton Brown, ID. d., dttor OF the
Encyclopedias of Religious knowledge.
Although not i,posed to favor or ,eoommend
Patent Medicines in general, through dis.rust OF
their Ingredients and effects; jet know Of no
sufficient reasons why u man may not testisy to
what ne believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation, in The hope hat he may
thus contribute 10 the benefit of Others.
do this more readily in regard to Hoodaad's
German Bitters, prepared by Dr. Z. NJ. Jockson,of
this city, because was prejudiced against them
for many years. under the impression that they
were chiefly an alcoholic mixture am indebted
to 10Y friend bert Shoemaker. Esq, Tor The re-
Doval Of this prejudice by proper tests, and Tor
encouragement to try hem, when suffering from
great and long Continued debility. The oi
three bottles of these bitters at the beginning Of
the present ear, was foilowe ed by evident relief
and restoration TO degree Of bodily and mental
vigor which had not iet lor six months before
and had almost de.paired Of regainiDg. there
tore thank God and my friend for directing ms to
the use Of them J. NEWTON BROWN.
0SpuIs mr. PM lima 1sR1
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DR.. !NaCCGE,S
I NTALLIBLE LINMENT
Great External Remedy.

For Rheumattsns, Gout, Neuroloia, Lvrx6eo.. ye1>e
NeeE ana JOINTS, Sprdtns, BrSssss, Otss es6
Wommds, Piles,. Headache. and al Rie.-
matte and Nervous disorders.
Il remedy, and never fails This LiniSc.s !.
prepared from the recipe Of DR.. Btsphen $780, a
Connecticut, the famous bone setter ana - 49,
ueed Ia his practice for more than twenty 49,
With the most astonishing success.
~ Al ALLsHA1on o. PAIN, 10 10 uarivalea by
any preparation before the public, Of whieh -
mott sheptiosl may BE- eonviaesd 81 sipsis t,isI'
This Lniment will cufs sapidly ani rsii.si,v
Rheumatic Disorders d every klnd. - 4. ~ -
sands o. cssss where u has beon 49, a ~ .--
or been known TO fail.
Fon NHURALsfA, Il will aGeri eaaeA< I.aa.e
In every eass. however distsssslne.
II will relieve The WORT easss q I3nApasuu. -
three min1tes and Il u wasroaeed q Sa n.
TOOTHACuE also will q esrW lre6nSss~
FOR NERvOUHDEBILITY "a 6aaIf~
situds arising from impsudsnss q sxoseg IN fIe
imsnt y most happy and unfailiae rencS1 , ss4
ems snd revi6ss The system, a. $780, n wv s2
ITCHY and vig0r. sssS VI
FOR PlLE5.-As N external rsns6y v..,..-
that il 10 the best known, and " ehclie~as ~.
world . produce On eq1si. Every vistsa q thIs
distrsssiDg complaist should give Il tfial~ n, n
will not fell to s6ord inusdisls rsIlef. oC1 q
majority u ceses will eAect radical m.
QUlN8Y : SORE THROAT are 1e1inee -.
trsnsly malignant ard danessous, bue = 1S1,s5s
application Of this Lnmsut will never fail q ~
STRAINS are somstimes very obssinato, ~
enlassement Of the joints 10 liable 10 oeesr Il =
elected. The worst csss nay b eonsusesS -
this Liniment In tso or three days. =
BRUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS, SOnr0. vr..
GERS, BURNS I sCALDS, Yield rsadiIy = -
re.dsrful hsslipE 3 ,egsstiss Of Da. SWEETS
= directions also CHILBLAinS. rSoS<S8
FEET. INSECT BITES HT100A
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5o1a. = - ~, lss.,ss.
8 8. x s...' s.As...
ASA Mssiss ~. Hall, sppt, Jasess 90. Aarn-
IN ~. - =, nsst1Asss. D.,l.s 60.
A1snsa. AZ AY-
lSes We're ~, Coolidge, stps. hahaska %.
Affirmed
1871 Cessiaass, Wsstssis, spps, heasos Co
A0ieuea.
1854 Unbssgss q 4 ". Dlaias Iosa %. A.
nrued-Wde6t disssDtine.
1881 bsss, appi, ~, COnsss. neossonssy Co
Affirmed.
1925 RssAy 4 sssrsy ", Oitiis u si.sppt Del
ewsse CO. Affirmed.
i5l3 kan@uilsr -, Ksrts, apt, D Unique Co
Reversed 4s
II =. AoNaity Esq wss admitted to practice IN
tas Supreme Court.
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r. Il. HUGHES d CO,
0fecerS 4 Commission Mercha ants,

NO. - FRONT ROW, MEMPHIS. TENN,
IN for the purchase and sale OF
Cotton. Tobacco, Proeissoss, Ftsur, Port. Beef,
Chesse, Hoy, 0rrn. Whi.ky, Ale, Beer d
Einds of Western Prodn &c.
We draw ct sight on New York, Chicago and
81. Louie. Collections Of Memphis proDptly 81.
tended TO. and proceeds RENTED on day Of pay
ment. Mark goods for us, Scare of Memphis
Packet Co., 81 Losis." sp2s-Sn,