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Councii Proceedinra..

Council Proceedings.
The City Council met last evening pur-
suant to jOurnnIent-President Douty in
tits clIsir; Thirteen members we're present
Mr.. Ross presentedthe petition of N. II.
N,sewcombe and l3 others, asking the Coun-
eiito take action in regard to the canal
bridge at the west end of Friend street, as
It IS IN very dangerous condition. Re-
lerred to Mr. Ross. =
Mr.. Booth presented the petition of b.
Yaiser and 3, other citizens. of the Eighth
Ward, requesting the Council to have re-.
moved filthy pool of stagnant water on g.
lot between North Public lane and Locust
alley. Referred to Mr.. Booth. o.. .0bo'2
Mr.. Gilmore introduced an ordinance
amendatory OF section 0 of the ordinanc G
to regulate the use Of the streets and side
walks. Read three times and passed.
This ordinance authorizes the erection of
perpendicular posts or poles, on the top of
which signs not to exceed three feet square
or diameter, may be placed provided the
same be at least eight feet above and clear
Of the pavement, and that said posts or
poles are placed within one foot Of the kerb-
stone, and within the pavement. ,.r.
Mr Ross, Select committee, reported an
ordinance appropriating 800 for the repair
Va viz iiNhu DOlCCOHDhudt DIluRCs tSSGu.
Mr.. Miller introduced an ordinance as
sessing special tax on the real estate on
the east side of High street from Hickory
alley to North street. Passed. narG 81
The following ordinances we're passed:
10 build q sewer on Town street from
Fourth to Sixth street,. ~ .obi ..aa
To grade and gravel the roadway of John
street from Latham street to Cleveland
avetlHe.aqoIl I.gu ,.oa... rn... .........'I A .
To grade and pave on North Public lane
between Third and Fourth streets.
To grade and gravel on North Public lane
from High street to Cleveland avenue.
'HTograde, pave and gravel on Water street
between Long and Last streets, .., j,,,a'
MIR. Naghten offered resolution direct
ing the City Civil Engineer to prepare. a
plan suggesting grades for all the streets
and alleys within the limits Of the Ninth
Ward, for which grades have not hereto
fore been established. Adopted. .t...
Mr.. Reinhard presented the following
communication, which was read and order
ed to be placed on the journal: .,tH ... d.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsHIEGToN,j June z, 1861
SIR: have, the honor to acknowledge
the receipt on the I'd inst. of Jour letter of
the 18th of April last, transmitting copy
OF certain resolutions adopted by the City
Coupcil of Columbus, Ohio, on the occasion
of the tragic occurrences, which took place
in this city on the night of the l4th of
April last. The sentiments expressed in
these resolutions and the testimony they
bear to the elevated character of the late
Chief Magistrate, are fully and gratefully
appreciated. I..... .-' ',,.',. 20
lam, sir, your ob't serv't, ot
'-..'' .-f'''W w. HUNTER, Acting Sec'y.
To j. REINHARD, Esq, President of the City
Council, Of Columbus, Ohio.
Mr.. Ross offered resolution. which waS
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NEW YORK, June 12zThe trot, to-day
between Dexter and Lady Thorne was won
by the latter, she taking the first, second
and fourth heats. The best time was 2:24,
on the first heat.
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so - = E'FVt NIA
Extra Billy Smith Surrendered.

New York, June ia special to the
Post from Washington 18th says Rebel Gov
.enor Smith has surrendered Ihimeelf1apd
been released on MS parole.
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REBEL PRIsoNERsr DIscHARGEps-Six
hundred rebel prisoners at Camp Chase,
having taken the oath Of allegiance, have,
within day or two, been discharged, and
are leaving for their homes in different
Southern states, as fast as transportation is
readyfor them. Sunday some wohundred
left, and yesterday a considerable number
more.s Their appearance shows that they
have been in thatnot very desirable place
Q military prison. syT2 ewga0G
Since the foregoing was in type, we learn
that at Rpm. yesterday afternoon, 600
rebel prisoners took the cars at Che depot
ntliis city for their homes in Virginia and
Kentucky. About 700 more were at thelde-
pot last night, waiting for their turn to be
transported to different Southern States.
1There.were about 1900 rebel prisoners at
Camp Chase on Saturday morning. Some
I'VE otsiS hundred daily take the oath and
are furnished with transportation to their
Homes. Itisexpected that they will all be
discharged but about one hundred, who, 1t
Is stated, still reiuseto take the oath Of al
legiance. i-' " T .a4 aI On .siSsIs,
gfH lgdloaui
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VIZ lii,t y ''The grave, dread thingl II III ,
Shakes Of her wonted frmness."
And to the end that this feeling may be
avoided, use DIR. d. H. Seelye's Liquid Ca
tarrh Remedy, the never failing cure Of
that dread disease, Catarrh.
june7-dlw 5T29 10 2nSSIo
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o. ATWOOD's .-.....s
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
81 3. PILE DRIVER, &c
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.

PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demonsrat-
ED superiority of this machine all others for
hepurpose of sinking Oil Wells the undersigned is
now prepared to receive orders for the saue.
This machinery comprises everything requisite for
the boring of oil wells. excepting the STEAM EN-
CINE AND CAST IRON DR1VlNG PIPE, (but
VIII furnished, if desired at reasonable price).
and disps6seswith the use of the Derrick. Rope,
Bull wheel and other cumbrous and expensive fix
lures now in use. and Is SO arranged, being con-
structed on wheels and portable, that it can be ca
silly removed for the purpose of sinking wells in diff
ferent localities.
THE DETRITUS is removed from the well by
our patent Hydraulic process, and does not require
theIemoyal Of the drill from the boring. Thisp pro-
cessinot onlyremoyes all the detritus in from to
10 minutes, but likewise efectually clears out and
opens athe small oil veins that are often entire
ly closed up by the old process Of sand pumping.
WITH THIS MACHlN L and practical engineer.
we'll can be sunk from 400 to GOO feet withina Pc
rod of from Is to 30 days after the soil pipe has been
driven. Y tJ : S1ss a Wv tAEaUG
Arrangements are being made for the construction
and delivery of these machines at New fork. Nor
wich, Newburg, N. r., and Pittsburg, Penns.s
For further information. price, terms. &o address
SIMEON LELAND,
20 A1 - METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
usapri5-d&w3meop dJ1A'' - New York.
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CHAIRMAN OF JOINT COMMITTEE.
June II, 1865. ~ 2I-- Is--


STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL CoNvENfIoNs-
This body, during its session in GAINESVILLE
last week, formed Sunday School Union
and adopted Constitution for the same,
the first article of which is as follows:
This Association shall be known as the
"0hiO State Sabbath School Union" Its
objects shall be to unite all Evangelical
Christians throughout the State in earnest
efforts to promote the cause of Sabbath
Schools, and for this purpose to secure, as
far as practicable, the formation Of County
and Township Sunday School Unions
throughout the State to cooperate with
this Union in this great work. r"
The following gentlemen were selected
as the officers of the Union for the ensuing
year:
President G. N. Olds, of Columbus.
Vice PreSidents-Fon. Bellamy Storer, of
Cincinnati; L. p. Handy, Esq, of Cleve-
land; E. M. Doty, Esq, of Springfield !;
Hon. Samuel Galloway, of Columbus; H.
Thane Miller, Esq, Cincinnati; J. NJ. Fitch,
Esq, Oberlin; Rev. Granville Moody,
Piqua; j. r. Osborne, Esq, Toledo; Prof.
B. Starr, Hamilton; Hon. Kent Jarvis, Mas
sillon.
Secretary and Treasmer-Hon. E. E. White,
Columbus. .-tlt.i ilii
Executive Committee E. P. Goodwin,
Columbus; Judge s. }. Mccoy, Chillicothe;
L. Prentiss, Esq, Cleveland; j. B. King,
ESQ.,, Dayton; VIM. A. Ustick, Esq, Bloom
iDgsbure;I. G. Aston, Esq, Columbus; d.
w. Peirson, Esq, Cincinnati.
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WASHINGTON, June IL 2y-SurgepplGener
William Whelan, chief Of tile Bureau of
Medicine, died last night after protracted
illness, from disease of the heart.
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Capital CITY Business College.

CHPItaH U1ty busIhesS COIIeg6s
The most practical institution of the kind
in the country. Expense Of course one
fourth less than Cincinnati and Pittsburg
Colleges. Send for circular and letter.
Address BUSH & MARSHALL, I
may29-dtf Columbus, Ohio.
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june5-dtf
Our Returning Soldiers

To the Citizens of Columbus and Franklin
County: 7'' "'f .. l11'1 30 1'n.-
Many of the Ohio regiments, whose term
Of service Is about to expire, have been or
dered home to be finally discharged and
paid off Some of tem are ordered to
Cleveland, some to Camp Dennison, and
some to Camp Chase. A joint committee
on the part of the City Council and the cit
izens of Columbus has been appointed, to
give those arriving at this city fitting re-
ception. Part of that reception, it is in
tended, shall consist Of good meal. We
have or will provide all the substantials /;
butwe want the people to aid us with the
''trimmings." We hope all who feel that
hearty welcome should be given the brave
boys who have been, with so much honor
TO themselves and our State, defending the
Government for the past four years, will
send in such things as they think would
grace the table at such time. We especially
ask, for cakes, fruits, cheese, pies and such
like food. All who are willing to aid us
will please report their contributions to
William Barton, at Goodale Park, any time
this week. T'''
''- '' CHAIRMAN OF JOINT COMMITTEE.
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/. Death Of Mrs. SicOUrmNy. =.

~ HARTFORD, June l0.--Mrs. L.oH. Sigoiir-
,ney, the poetess, died in this city this morn
Ing, aged rs years. - "''' '''N'" N''..''
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vIlDRoWNED.-Henry Zelgler, belonging to
Captain Hale's scompany, 63d Ohio Infantry,
en- route from Parkersburg, to Louisville,
oRths steamer Wild WAGNER, ON Saturday,
at II P. NJ, jumped overheard near Madi-
sonvillei Indiania, and was drowned. e The
'Wagoner was blowing her whistle for the
Ohio No. 8. Zeigler was asleep at the time,
and being frightened at the whistle, ,leaped
overheard with his blanket around him.
He has been in the service four years, and
leaves wife and several children in Day
ton.
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CASUALTIES ri, ONO REGIMENTS. The
following casualties in Ohio regiments have
just been reported at the Adjutant Generals
oficey's ''''1iE 'ssN ro = - 20 Oh .aoT
Capt. Daniel p Sullivan, 18th Inf, re-
sg9sS Capt John W 4r Orr ssh huI Inf hSS- Pa
lok, 22d Int, promoted; LIST Lieut.. John G.
Pound, 92d, resigned I'd Lieut.. Chas. III.
Stone,T l2Sth, .honorably discharged; I'd
Lieut. A! H. Armstrong, &l79th, died; I'd
Lieut.. Ethan w. Guthrie, 25th, died; Sur
geon VIM. Il. Reynolds, I'd Cav, resigned;
ID Lieut.. Geo. H. Trent, Sd Cav, resigned.
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COMMERCIAL. MATTERS.

. Sew York Money m ark ot--.Innelev
NONEY--Easy, with la'ge supply Of capital seek
ing investment at per cent. for call loans.
---STkRhIEG EXCHANGE--Firm at 1loK@1107S
for gold. for frst-cass bills. 5sT
GOLL-More active and frmer opening at 1854
VERNMENT STOCKS Easter. LII
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NE " s NJ s.

A Montreal paper says that Ben.
nett Young, leader Of the ST. Adams
raiders, has obtained from Judge
Wilson, Of Toronto, a full acquittal.
lie is now in Montreal, and expects
by.and.by to be allowed to return
home.
A Louisville paper has an account
Of the murder Of -four discharged
negro soldiers, near Bloomfield, Ky.
They appear to have been fred upon
by a party Of armed men in true
guerilla style.
Ngw YORK, Nov. s.-special dis
patches say the President will issue a
proclamation declaring the res,ora.
ton Of peaee before the meeting 81
Congress.
Gen. Joe. Johnston Is coming "a
Washington to organize an agency
for his Express. Albert Pike Is IL
Washington.
General Loncstree, had an inter
view with the President yesterday
and took the amnesty oath.
Il Is officially stated that Lees or
nv NJ the time Of is surrender. mum
bcrcd 5000: Johns,on's 1000.
fsif &c. Gotten iee''r'pe
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legLslatlye.

A bill is before the Legislature,
reported by tie Convention commit.
tee, having for its object the cNab.
lishmcnt Of a county court, with in.
fcrior criminal aud civil jurisdiction
TO tho circuit courts, 10 be held in
each county oncc a month and con-
tinuing from day to day until all
business Is disposed Of. The design
Of It's establishment may be seen
from article third, Of the bill, which
is as follows:
AIR. III. Tho county court shall
have full, complete and ample juris.
diction Of oil cases of petit larceny,
assaults and batteries, riots, affrays,
routes, unlawful assemblies, words Of
insult made indictablc by our statute,
violations Of the Sabbath Of every
kind against law, disturbanc Q
Of religious worship or persons as
sembled for that purpose, whether
engaged in worship at the time or
not, defaulting road overscers and all
offences concerning public roads
made indictabls by law, unlawful ex-
hibition Of deadly weapons, racing or
shooting upon any public road, street
or square, obtaining goods, money or
other property by false ~pre.ences un-
der the value Of Fifty dollars, and all
other common laws and statutory Of.
fences below the grade Of felony not
specially designated above, and oil
attempts to commit any Of those Of.
fences IN their respective counties or
police districts, whether before or
since the passage Of this act not
barred by the statutes Of limitations
Of this State, and to impose such
fnes and punishmcnts as are provid.
cd by Law for such offences, or may
infict corporal punishment by sus.
pending the party convicted by VIC
thumbs in the manner done in the
army and navy Of the United States,
not more than two hours in twenty
four, nor more than one hundred
days, or at the whipping post no,
more than fifty lashes a day or more
than one hundred days, and may dl
rec, the quality and quantity of die
in all such cases, or may impose any
two or all Of said punishmcnts in az
gravated cases, and no such case
shall ever be dismissed without trial
except by the unanimous consent ant
approval Of the court.
This court is very much needed
and We hope the bill will pass aud be
come a law.
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Postal Rules.

Many errors occur BY persons not
observing the following regulations
In depositing letters, papers or mis-
cellancous publications in the Office
for mailing:
All drop letters must be paid BY
postage stamps.
Prepayment by stamps required on
all letters to places 10 the United
States.
Such as arc not prcpaycd will be
charged double rates.
Full prepayment By stamps requir-
ed on all transient printed matter,
foreign and domestic.
By inserting the county in which
the Office 10 located, upon all letters,
many errors in superscription nigh,
be detected and mistakes be avoid
ed.
RArks-TRASsIEsr MATTER
Sec. 34-Rstes Of postage to be pre-.
paid BY stamps and transient and
miscellaneous mailable matter, except
unsealed circulars and books:
One package. 10 one address, not ex.
eeeding four ounces in weight, 2 c's
Que package 70 one address, ovel
four and not exceeding eight ounces
cts
One package 10 one address, Owe
eighta and not exceeding twelve ounce,
. cts
nne rselacc ,e enc sdirc-g. oTc
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MAsoxIc.-There will be a meet.
ing of the Chapter on Monday night
next, to confer degrees.
Also \ meeting Of Pamela Lodge
No. So, on Tuesday evening next, to
make arrangements to celebrate St.
Johns day. A full attendance is
requested. -
BY order Of @. G. Nelson, w. NJ,
ID. J. Golf, secr'y.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county.
To wm. ID. UileAgist, one Of the heirs NJ
iaw sed distributes 81 the ssssss Of Fan
n,ns Janea, deceased. You are hsveby cited
TO sppesr before ths Probate Court o. said
eoasiy On The fourth Monday IN November,
1875, 70 snsusr the petition o. jesephus
Carter and Norfees h. slsdfs, adniuissra-
tors % ths estate Of said deceased, for sale
Of The personal ssssts Of ssid deceased, and
70 shou essss vhy The PRAYER q the pssi.
sioncrs should 20, be granted. By order Of
cour. issued 10Th Of October, 1885.
". T. woorTrN.
Hf d ffNaA
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas letters Of administration With
the wiil annexed, OF the estate Of Theodric
iiorn, deceased, were granted 10 the IN
dersisned at September term, 1874, Of Me
Probate Court OF Pamela coun,y. All
persons having claims asains. lhs deceased
are hereby notified q have them daily Pro.
hated and registered In the Probate Clerks
ohee Of said county, within the time lin
tied By Lac, elsa this notice will be plead
A. psf 70 payment thereof.
FRANKLIN CARTER,
o~cti3.ft-pd. - Administrator.
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Hat Manufacturers.
Tho Memphis Hat Company,
400 MAIN srR'T. OPPOSITE COURT
SQUARE.

Our friend and halter, n. n. Miller, hs
usual, in HE glory selling hats to mer-
chants from the Mississippi valley.
We appeal to you TO have your eyes open
10 purchasing yoir goods, Is prosperiiyde-
ponds upon your purchases 10 buying your
goods at regular houses, who understand
their business. Buv your dry goods al q
dry goods house, your boots and shoes At a
shoe hease-yohr hats Of 4 regular halter,
sueh as tho Memphis Hat Company. Our
wholesale rooms in the second aud third
stories cell from three to six dollars less,
per dozen. than any variety house Of a
mixed stock. LElDY Co.
sepl6-Sm. M.mA
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Credit or Twelve Months
Millinery Dress aud Cloak
Making, BY Mrs.
n. N. Ickey.

No. go Second street, corner o. JsGer.
sou, up stairs, MEMPHIS, fsun.
al uork dons In the best m.nner and u
the vyry latest fashionable style. Also
p-sn, Tor tbs t..g4' rrenci ff-'len-
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vorE FOR DIsraIcr ATTORNEY
We are indebted to Major L. P.
Cooper for the following statement Of
the vote in this District, for the Office
Of District Attorney.
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Wagon and Carriage
s HOPPE!

The undersigned is prepared 10 do all
kinds Of wood work on wagons, carriages,
ETC., at Brewder's blacksmith shop, at
Batesviile, and hopesto receive the patron
iTe Of the community.
sep29-2m. WILLIAM MALL.
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iWeiss #aI b,i sssseliag sixteen
0HHaes. Hta
Bsoss fiobts No sssseilhs faaf
mhsea IN seisht 10 one address, I ais
lioahs ever igaf eaheos aad nj e.
csedbg eight eahels, ~,
Bonha sysf aghi And not saeselihE
tWiVa ounces, w sts
lioBls ogaf tvolW shi not eteeeii0a
sisitth eahees, 10 e.
Ussfttfb cfRertahas, hseal
81 oifeulafs, iot exceeding three w
humber 10 ono address, ets,
Ubstaled elfealafA, over Three anlhol
exceeding sis IN number, ots
Uhsealed circulars, over sik ahi not
exceeding hiho IA number, y ots
Unscalet circulars, over nine and not
exceeding twelve IN number, ) ots
WglGnf ~ PAcKAGGs sEsf ny
MAfL-see iG-Agt Of March 81,
1868.
That n0 Postmaster shall receive,
10 be conveyed by mail, any packet
or package which shall weigh more
than four pounds, except books pub.
lished or circulated BY order Of Con-
greas.
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WHEATON,
wttisslsa si Hslsll asslsf II
Hats and Gaps,
100, Mails street,
Memphis, Tom

Would fstsHiaiif iafafm NE stllshs 4
Nislssiffi that he hss orsaed 4 AT htai
"a We ahafe named plaee, whsfs be ! ~
eon' shilf on hthd The largest and be-
selected st8sk N hats and sips IN ne eli,
" eveiy safleit md s1le, aed vould y
lntai yaH " ave him 4 call hefufr PVT
ahasihh alsesbaft Aets am
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LIVERY SrABLI.-Persons attend
ing court next week, and the public
generally, who have horses to DO ta-
ken care Of, will bear in mind that
our enterprising fellow-townsman,
Mr.. Ben. Mathews, has just finished
his large stable for their special &C
commodation.
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MAJOR SIMMONS Er~LooY.--We
are requested to give notice that Maj.
Simmons will deliver his Eulogy on
the Confederate dead Of Pamela
County, in the Court House, on
Thursday the 10th inst--drst week
Of Court. Everybody is invited to
attend. i....
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tfssAsAis fffaf Hsntks sfsf seaAs
vii hHi = sumtlfis kasaffmfHt ~ ~
fhHA hHfiaf n6iftHs. f1slf she's, ~
#HH fffs "a va 4 Haafsg, I Nala
affaef eftNslis raHf aaHsss, q prices VI
samrfis ftthfahlf Nish sAs mtfkHi anulh
~ Na* VOW FfaiF esHftesf aHi tlhd
hsas eHl " shawn parties Hh1 Desire N
saa ar si6ei ffeiihf iehhishi ~ eah con
since ihfm fbat itsg ese IT ~ lhsy saas
~ fsaastshls prices 2
WH n HOnfn
stt iitih street,
s.pii I'm Nsppas, ffss
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Blacksmithing
AND
T N.

have opened my blacksmith shop, in the
town Of Pamela. ahd nm prepared to do AL
kinds, of farm. wagon aud carriage work.
also, horss.shoeins. have on hand n sur
plus Of different kinds ~ iron, buggy
springs and axle. trees, which ! will sell
very cheap. Thos- wishing good WORK
done. or TO bny iron cheap, would DO well
to give me = call. L. q. BAKER.
ber21.tf.
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l..
Star Clothing House
AND
Gcntlemen's Quitting Es-
tablishmcnt, No. 24f
Main ~. Memphis.


Is tho best place in the South 70 buy your
fall and winter clothing.
@. A. sioyall. formerly Stovall q
Milchell), gents fioo clothing aud furnish.
ing goods, boys aud chlldron's clothing,
sole leather trunks ard y%alises, India rub.
Der goods, eirpe, bags, travelling bags,
umbrellas, hats, shawls, etc., etc.
At the Star Clothing House you will
fnd an immense stock Of fine fall and win.
ter clothing aud furnishing goods for
mems, boys' and childrcn's wear.
Tue entire stock Ia new, and was bougii.
IN New York before the late advance In
| goods, and will be sold At ayery small ad.
| vance upon New York cost.
Strangers visiting the city, and tho pub.
lie are solicited 70 call and examine this
stock. Wholesale buyers will God Il 10
their interest TO examine this stock.
J. n. Hefin, Of Pamela county, having
connected himself with this establishment,
r~spec,fallv invites his friends to give him
a call whenever they visit the city.
oc,eo.lm pd.
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Pamsla. iiIss- sssembsf II, lsss.

Rssd ths ofiEihal toetieai aaasion
N Che fret page "Phaaiem, Do
send " a6oilrf tonsfihal oH
IIEieR lodge Walden request, ~
70 say 10 those shs have engaged
brick of him, that ,hey s1e ready for
doliVtty {.
Call and 500 W r. Watkins ~
i receiving new gooiA every week.
and kss q fne 10, n o%vtreoaii Tor
sale at Memphis prices, for cash.
Call and see the new . och Of 40
cefles jos, received by sullivan 4
bowers, al the old stand u Luther
Hines,
A LARoE PEAR Our friend Peter
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grown In his orchard which weighs
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