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An ingenious patriot in Philadelphia, with
keen sense of propriety, suggests that the
sympathetic Copperheads should wear petit
coats for thirty days in honor of jeff ;rson
Davis.
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THE COMING ccoriing to
the late State census, the children between the
ages of four and eighteen years. of our State.
numbered S6,575, for whom there was school
fund appropriation Of S66662 rs.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-08

STEAMER BURNr.-Between and O'Clock
on Sunday morning last the small steamer O.
X. was destroyed by fire. She has been used
on the river for two or three years past for
towing schooners, carrying wood, grain, etc.
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STEAMSHIP "CoroRspo. This magnificent
Recimen Of maritime architecture. saws The
Alta, is now lying at Folsom street wharf Just
|aviug arrived on her pioneer voyage from
Few York. She is in every respSct mag
iSoen; vessel. For extent Of Recommendations.
|cmmediouSness- luxuEiousneSs, comfort, and
keed, she has never had her superior. seldom
Ter equal, on these Pacific waters. Her bat.
fry' which is particularly worthy of attention.
Pnsists of two thirty pound aud two iweniy-
|ound Parrott guns.
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PRECINCTS.
PRECINCTS.

II IS ordered BY The Committee That the Union
voters of each precinct meet in their respective
precincts, on Saturday, the fifth day of August
1865, and elect delegates to the above County Con
yenton. 1t was resolved that none be allowed to
participate in the elections at the primaries but
those who voted for Lincoln and johnson, at the
last Presidential election except such from legal
disability prevented from voting at the above
asst election. Also. that no proxies will Ice allow
ID in the County Convention except they are held
by actual residents of the precincts they claim to
epresent.
BY order of the Union County Committee.
ROBERT RICHEY, Chairman.
GEO. c. PERKINS, Secretary.
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The Treasurer of the San Francisco Protes
tant Orphan Asylum acknowledges the receip:
Of $50 25 from Hon. John Conness being the
unexpended balance of charitable fund taken
up on board the steamer Ocean Queen.
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MoRE INDIAN MURDRRs.-A party of sever

MORE INDIAN MURDERs.-A party of seven
|aen, known as the Burson party, says the Red
Bluff Independent of July Sd, were attacked
by the Indians near Puebla. on or about the
|0ih ult., and two of them killed and three
pounded. The killed were buried BY lbe
|shico saddle train, aud the wounded and the
lest of the party are now travelling in company
Fith the Red Bluff wagon train. A letter
detailing the above facts was received BY B.
Neel on last Friday morning. Mr.. Burson,
Pue of the killed, was a native of Pennsylvania,
nd crossed the Plains with Mr.. Neel at an
tarly day.
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WoS'r BE Mrssgp.-Chas r. Street, long
connected with the reasonable Marysville Ex-
press newspaper. sailed for the East on the
elst uliimo
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TuE deepest gold miae in the State, and, if
We are rightly informed, says the Amador
Ledger, the deepest in the world; is the Eureka,
at Sutter Greek. Ii is nine huudsed and sixty
feet
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FATaL ACCIDENT The Weaverville Jour
pal says that Fred. Settler, brewer for Mecke
s Co, North Fork. was seriously injured
fn the 23d ultimo, that be died in two hours.
While attending to his duties be was caught
fy the leather belt propelled by an overshot
Fhee, and carried over the drum, mangliug
| i'm so terribly that assistance was in vain.
Ie came from San Francisco to this county :;
las native from Germany, aged about 30
|earS.
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SuIcIDE.-Joseph Grcenboner, one of the
,roprietors of the brewery and Boomerang
Saloon, at Iowa Hill committed suicide on
ionday, June 26lh, by drinking glass of
ulphurc acid. He was melted TO the deed,
ays the Stars and Stripes. by excitement
:aused by the supposed loss of sum of money
|s2s0-which had been placed in his hands for
aie keeping. The money has been found
ince, he having dropped it into an old coffee
,ot, instead of box where he usually kept it,
q beer cellar back of the saloon. Green
soner was quiet pleasant person and good
|itizens.
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Addendum.

Per OVERLAND TELEGRAPH:
PHILADELPHIA, May 18th, 1865
I'd Series all sold. Commenced on Sd Series.
Two Hundred and Thirty Millions (230 900 ,O00s
precisely like other two Series, except dated 18th
July, and Government reserves the right to pay
six per cent. in Gold instead of 7.30 Currency.
JAY E00KE,
Subscription Agent. Philadelphia.
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SAD.-A FIRE occurred lately about five miles
west OF Carlisle, Pa, and seven children, the
Oldest fifteen years and the youngest SIX mouths,
were burned to death Mr.. and Mrs Msy-
berry. the parents, were also severely burned
The Ere vas accidental
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William Lane Booker, Il.
NJ, Consul at San francisco, has been re-
|ected President Of the British Benevolent
|oeie'y in that city,
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A NEW steamer, called the Governor Bias
dell, DOW makes regular trips on the bright
waters of Lake Tahoe.
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Dissolution Notice.

NNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
Il ing between the undersigned in the Hotel
business, in Nimshew, Butte county, CAL, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The business.
will be carried on BY S. Mcclellan, who will be
responsible for all debts Of the company, and will
collect all debts owing TO the old firm.
URIAH HUPP,
SAM'L MCCLELLAN.
Nimsbew June TO- '65-n35 4w
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The NEVADA BoLrERs.-The Convention
II the Peoples Union was held at Nevada,
ast Saturday. w. II. Sears was Chairman.
be following nominations were made Sena-
or, Noble Martin; Assembly, Orlando Evans,
r. Morehouse, B. F. Welsh and w. S. Head;
heritf, Charles Kent Clerk, George john
on; Recorder, j. E. Squire; Collector, T..
4. Davenport Assessor, d. B. Nye; District
attorney, 7. 7. HaSley Treasurer, John T.
lorgan Surveyor, J. G. Mather Coroner,
". c. Groves Public Administrator, G. S.
|. Getchell; Superintendent Of Public Schools,
Frank Power; Supervisor. Isaac Williamson.
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HINT


County Treasurer Butte County.
P.S.-Bids remaining in the Off ce not accepted
under the last call, will not be considered as bids
under the above call. Parties can obtain the same
by calling at my Office. H. HUNT
nS6 County Treasurer Butte County.
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NOtice.
CouSTY TREAsuREK's OFFICE, /

OrUNIIIt, July dlh, Iob5. I
nY VIRTUE OF AN ACT PASSED BY THE
- Legislature, providing for the redemption of
certain Indebtedness outstanding against th
county OF Butte, prior TO passage of said Act.
hereby give notice that there is now in the Re.
Gemption Fund. the sum of 81 900 90, one thousand
six hundred dollars, and sealed proposals directed
to me will be received4or the surrender of County
Warrants issued prior to the lst day of Nav, A. D.
1864, and the same will be received at nv Office up
to and Including the 5th day of August 1865
No bids or sealed proposals for more than par val
ue will be accepted, nor any bids unless accompan-
led by the warrants 10 be surrendered. The bids
being equal, preference shall be given to the small
lest amounts. Bids and amounts of warrants be
ing equal taking in consideration the principal
and interest, each shall be accepted pro rata. All
warrants not accepted will be returned on demand
to their respective owners.
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Only Loan in Market

now offered by the Government, and it is conf
IDENTIFY expected that its superior advantages will
make it the
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Custom Work

Done to order on reasonable terms.
Butte Mills, July S, 1863. 3m-36-p
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U. S. $50 SIX PER CENT.
Gold Bearing Bonds

Notes Of all the denominations named will lie
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions.
i fha
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NCREDUaTTY PsEs0SIgTFD.

Ilere Is GFng on laTjll's VINEYARD
an old man who has never been OF the
island, and the extent Of his hl1WIedr,
Is bounded hy the confines % hf- ma
lie LHs been told ~ "a war between the
North and south, bat as Le las never
heard % din of battle nor seen ans sol
alers, be considered ir q hoax. he is
utterly unable 10 read, and r. iEuo-ar- 10
the last degree. An excellent story 81
told Of bis hrst and onlv d-v at school
He was quite @ lad when "a I8dv r3us r..
the district where his father resided =,
teach school. He was Seur. and
As the teacher was Classifying the school
he was claliF1 up IN turn and iute-r
gated as 10 lisfoTmcr studies. or c,rr-s
be had TO say that lac bad never been ID,
sehooli u knew none OF his letter
Inc scuoolms-ress gave him "a sent, as
% side until she had finished tho me-
Llninary eXumuatiJn Of the res. OF tha.
scholars. She then called hius ID He-
anu drew on The blackboard tbe letter a
Told linl Whsttt was, and wished hfm 10.
remember how 10 looked He saaka-
suffered
h-h-hoW do you know it's As
The teacher replied lnac when ebs w,.
a gu she had been sent 10 -caool 10 ~
gentleman who told her ~.
Tie boy eyei the a fora moment 9,E
then asked: "E-h-h0w did De E-org 81
This Mas almost a stunna- ~ -b..
teacher suddenly rc"oliected tl5r III 49,
her when a boy he lad bse1 n
School 10 a lady who caught bin that H.,
A. ~
The boy eyed The letter a little la-ga,
Nhen be burst out with h-L-h9v- al
he know but she l-l-ued.u ~
Inc teacher could not get over rhg.ob-
,eaeie p the poor boy was sent buule
ilc0rrigible.
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How SueAA D l-HE MUIE-T5a
way iu rrLica smear nase rc-<ec- =,
white, ID sad was - nd cut IA q r5-i.
Ous Tay. A hen th-- Ind zone L -s.gT1
q clay mud paddle. Val. With her mgl 4.
feet into 9 sugar house. She left her
tracks On 3 PIE OF sugar. IL was co.
served by some ore, That wherever the
racks were The sugar was wlitcned.
This led 20 some eEperimcBJs. Tho re-
cult was thst vet clay came 70 be used in
refining sugar. II i used IN this way /:
The sugar l. pa ~iutoearthen Jars, shaped
as you see the sugar loates are. Tie
large ends are upward The smaller
ends have hole IN them. The Jar isdlel
with sugar, the clay put over the top and
vet The moisture goes down
through the sugar, and drops from the
hole Id the small end Of the jar. This
make the sugar perfectly white.
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E1rKAoRptNaHY OFFER By A yyr,r-
BEE OF TIE CABINEr-8Ir S.taSe -
ne vas eale1 upon b. several pe-.1
= Wa also Father Boyle, VITO cJmmg-
nlcatcd information plrpoyt.ng 10 come
from a member % the Cabinet 10 the ~
feet thai II Wiz would acknoNIedre fbat
Mr.. Davis was connected whit the atro,i-
Ics 1t Aadsr-uuvuie, his se-nfpuc-4hr,4r3
e sonmuted. Although Mr.. Scbad.
I'd MOI place I'll confidence in the re-
ports, be considered II 70 be his dary To
relate what took place between himself
and tho prisoner 81 bis fast conference
with him. Capt. Wiz, Ia reply 10 a
question, sad:
"1fr, Schads sou know I have always
told you that I did not know alvtasE
about Mr.. Davis. lie lad - connection.
With me as 70 what was cono al Ander-
sonvile, AID if I knew be had I woasd
not become a traitor against him or q
one else tosave my Nfe.n
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~ Eyou wish TO gct up @ gaa-I-
with your wife, wait until she Is sc h..
toilet preparatory 10 going out. SbeWI
Ie sure t9a-kyyuh her bonnet tI...es
Remark that the lives Of nine-ttudls d
-le women are passed in thinking
whether their bonuets are straight, and
wind mp the remark that you never
knew but enc who had COMMON sense
about her. VIE VIII ask you who twas.
Gou, with a sigh WRy, SAN. never
nina Wife win ask you Why yoJ did
~ marry her. You SKY ahs.rscIcdy
Ahs why indeed 2" Tie climax i,
te3elea by this time, and q regular rUw
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6oTAG TO rBB DEyu.-"Did Won ,r.-
sent your account 10 the defendant
qlired lawyer Of Lis Client.
y did, sir"
"Aud what did he say 20
told me TO 20 70 the devil
And what did you do then ~
Why, then I came TO YOU
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EDUCATIONAL.

OsJEcT-To furnish O school for Young La.
dies. az a point heretofore reputed the Athena
o--le south-econd TO n0ue0n inc continent
in completeness Of the Course OF Study-thf
h"nrOuEnncS5 OF instruction or the care be
slowed on the ManDors Of the pupils.
HOPE OF SUCCEss.-Our Department Teachers
are thorough, experienced and selected from
tLe very best circles OF home society. The Prin-
vlpn4 ls &C tho same time proprietor Ofthc EOa-l-
ing Department. Havyiildrayy aImgsth \ entire
supplies from a farm, with which he is con-
uccta1, In the viciuiCv-ahus the expenses are
nucn~ lesscue0. Eot the aid u his Mother, who
mas thirty ear experiences in training Young
LHi4c' ll me b9aIuing department ald his
wife, educated by tho acrolgifsnpd teachers
DIS. Hubbard and =. vs. Moore, in the Literary
Department. viii secure ample attention 10 al
the interests OF the Institution.
MUsIC-Wm be under the supervision OF a
superior teacher and vocalist Of the finest culti-
vatiun.
BuTLprVG X GRoUSD-sPeak fully for
them-elveS. .@clstern, ample verandas, and
aath rooms on tue upper door
IL LAGTAGEs And NArHEnArrc-A thor
ouBh University Course viii be given II desired.
RELIGIOUS CHARAcrer-Chriztian and Pro
teStani, but vii not be Ia any sense scctarian.
FOR You've LADrE-Th0 have completed
their course Of study. and who may wish to
improve 10 The AIT OF reading rlere VIII be an.
opportunity 20 pursue a course Of general
Bellies Letters readtBg-undor tlo slperiuisnd-
71ce 81 the PrinciPal-accolnpaniei with solo
Ill3i lectures, on style. and uses TO be made OF
1lstoTy, Poetry AID Fiction.
TEHszs-20 EEEEg;
5~uvenlle Department. s. "
t~Ifllcnt1l ] 30
Preparatory Department 2 ~
Licl1euthI 30
Freshmen and Sophomore le %.
incidoDtaI 2 ca
Iuniyr and Senior % o.
itt'ia~il1A 2 90
lns.rWmeutIl Music Is n
y ecli Leasons added 5U
Sc o. instrument 5El.
Latin and Greek tauzht without extra charge.
Modern Languages, SD 90 each.
Bonrdiug. INCLUDING Flei. Lights and Wash
Ing s. 90 per week. Young ladies' furnish their
own towels.
An APoLoGY-Is offered 10 CIR co-labore~ Boz
the work ~ education. We have uiacsd 0u
terms far below schools CT siInIisr rraAp. NOS
because We1Hlend ErTE-W- st-EH education
rs customary 10 cheap schools. but that.
while with you we iabcr to ralss the edu,g-
'aonsl standard, VIC may lake away frJrn so-as
parents tie last reason orpatronizing
q class Of schools where Young lalfes ar-
lerdcd Like cattle, and educated only IA seem.
1R.
PAR1STs FRoH a DISTANCE. Wishing To board
upliS no the lDsrtuloH, for Che Seroud term,
'iumencing February Ist, ARE requested to
iotily US % eeriy as NOyeIuhor. Lhat We may /
De thoroughly prepared for the winter. OSE- I
HALf - ALL E~NPESsEsS ADvAsrE.
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70 Is a Tact NOT generally krgvn,
,-1t 7 immortal Washington drew ~
~ ne last hour, ca tie =
~ tas- wees "a tie lget month
l-n TIC last Ea5ro
twelve O'Clock, December
sevc1teen hguaIed and
f0stHSton lfy CoasHtati0noI
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BE- A negro was shot in hlsovn house
1T Nashville by another, whom he was
attempting to put out.
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MEMPHIS. SovemberS 1906
THE CREDITORS q the late Ransom h
II byrnei Of Commercs, Mississippi. viii please
NE with rs copies OF their claims, a. We wish 70
ascertain the condition Of the estato. Win 3
aovsIa WRIGHT { EsE1Ecz.
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Jomini's Napoleon.
Largo Work with large A:Ias, most aSnlr
able IN al respects;
New Unabridged Dictionary,

AcS tadBEsdgeI DECtic1aFJ,
Than vlira there is none which has reached il
luuHrie Of U2snC.
Wor-esterss Uuabrfdgad Dictionary we also keel
ls shrine. Ffis qo5d. but W-ebqtoris l7~ Is 81.
RELATIVELY GO8U. 5sediruI Works We have
Law Books We have. The bet Literary work
u Ln4s all4 every age novels % almost al Do
-eut authors school Books, a very largo stool
II al lends ua.a ia this country; Writing pa
1efS Cap, Legal CAP, Letter, BatI. Cemmereia
I note and None; Envelopes Of all sizes. gf cr1.
qualities, Shank Books, MeInoraudunlS. Writ
iuE Book, Composition Books Steambua.
BuoEs, Note BOOKS, Books OF EXCHANGE. Ar
uOics and Buffers inks, Copying Books COPY,
iny Presses ana ten thousand things We cannot
meDNoa.
70 Attorneys and Physicians we especiauy
communicat5 that we send promptly Tor al
books they desire, ana charge but small com.
To all we cay, call md examine our stock.
We VIII sell you ~ low As any one can who
i2es net sell % BIS Pecuulary destruction. We
solcll your trade. We promise fgir AMI hon
2rabie dealing We shall respectfully and Pc
Htsiy Ieat yOa. Il. WADE g. CO.,
novs 5m ~ Main street.
". Il. p~IrrnAS, Z. i. rirruAS.
Memphis. 81 Louis.
~. II. Putnam Co.,
No. - Front Street, Memphis, Tennessee.
AND
Pittnaa 6 Brother,
No. q Locust Street st. L5uls. ,ussou-
COTTON, Tobacco faotors &GonerJ C0mml IS
I SION Merchants We respectfully solicit
s~onsignIncnfs - either OF our h0nseN One Of
Gee nrm will always be IN eacL place 10 give
Pr-1usl fUcuEOn 10 c-OnsiRHmeuts or orders.
We VIII make advances on Cotton shipped t5
rIr correspondents in New York, Boston or
Philadelphia. inov5 3m W. X. Pa co.
Eyice, McIoH Il Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS & COTTON FAC
tor, No, SO Main street, Memphis Tenn,
Have on Consignment;
90 bbl5. Flour,
40 " Apples,
. Pare cider Vinegar,
- E" Pickles,
= " Reculed Wlisky,
81 Robinson County Whisky.
100 bushels Onions,
80 Irish Potatoes,
10 saczs Corn,
30 boxes Tobacco.
1000 assorted Segsrs,
% tubs Butter,
10 b0is. Eggs.
100 dozen Broorne.
We are receiving daily Gr0esriesand Produce.
70 which the attention Of Dealers Is respectfully
iAAeo- nov5 I'm
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Haze Just Recetved

"a inst RecetUed,
500 Bbbls. Flour-su grades.
100 Boxes German Soap.
50 Palm Scan.
50 Bis. y. I Maekerel-
100 Half bbls. No. I and 2 Maekg-sI.
100 Kits do -
SO Coils and half Coils Rope,
10 Hhds. N O. Sugar.
80 Kegs Strip MOlasses.
IS Boxes Matches.
1000 Bags Shot.
Candesn boxes, haH aud quarter Soxss.
Cove Oysters. Pickles and caR PsaeheL
RS TAILOR & CO.,
oArz No. Howardss Row.
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ONCE MORE.
\ Matters.

DR EsLLS, formerly ofthis CITY. reeepti,
~ of New DicnuS1 having rcHnined hf
healLn. has resumed TO practice OF his SpF.
CIAlLtN-tns rgeaneut Of diseases Of a PgTtaf,
mature. Dr. e. is a graduate or one Of The oesi
medical SCHOOLS Ia tnr world. with twenty vears
experiences IN hospitela and private pra0tce.
r you arc labOrlns undcr any affection oftbe
6eHtp- CarfndiU Organs, " you are diseased o!
suffering any vi tAs consequences OF youthful
indiscreu0D, let DO false delicRcy prevent your
immediate application 70 the Physician and
Surgeon whose entire business IL Is and who
thoroughly Understands It.
StranRerS and others q the citv. should not
heodlessly jeopardize their futnra welfars BY
snErusing Themselves 10 the bands or tgnoant
pTeteudens Or reckless Adventures. but call a.
once on DT. keis-his reputation Is sufficient
guarantee you viii not be imposed upoD and a
friendly talk Will c0sf you nothing.
All necessary surgical operations performed
and all COMMUNICATION strictly confidential.
Patients desiring 10 VIII be visited 81 their resi-
dences during the interval Of Office hours. The
Once, Parlor and Private Rooms, No. ~ second
street, fourth door from Madison. are 20 ar
that patients do not meet each ether.
Office hours, nom sa.nn. 70 y m, and rom to
pm. Paroles at a distance can consult per
NAL. Address, DR.. LOUIS KILLS,
novSlm Memphis, Tenn,
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TRANSPORTATION
Memphis and ono Raaroad.
OFFICE or TEE CHrEF EsGEEER
AID GFyL EUPERINTEsb T, 2

Memphis, nov. "a, l&aJ
THEHE being no United States Aad Route
established on this Road a. yet, ana IN OF
Ter 70 people living along M
Ine Of the Road. a. wei as IN the city Of Msn1
shis. notice 10 gwen that until arrangements
tra made between the Company ana NJ
Lultd states POEt Omco Department iof ~
arr i1g and -distIbEtirg tie mail, az letlers
Ell WIKI the station AGENTS along the line o.
Dad VIII be brought % Memphis and ceEQaiiet
u tie Post Dlice for distribution and oelNeIs
All lelteu designed for persons living along tht
Iue qf road. that are lrft 20 THIS Office, or viii
the Depdt agent ar Iemi his station VIII ut
iahen 20 Tie station o. winch directed aad let
VITA t-e station Agent or Postmaster 70 D
ale1 iof ny TIE persons % whom adurfs-ei
SO letter VIII bee received Without p Luitcc
rtates Post OrtCe stamp el1Ned. accompany
assume no responsibility for Ioss Of letters "a
carried. SAM y. JONES.
unFil-lw. General superintendent.
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DEG LEAVE TO INFORM BY FRIENDS
~ apd the Public generally, thnt Ihavo o.
largest stocks OF goods Ia my Inc ever brough
70 TINS city, all Purchased for Cash, and am pre-
phfSd 70 sen n Lower figures than any hous
" me city To close cash buyers i can Offer Su
perior Inducements. Call and examine n,
stock and Prices, and become satisfied. ii
s'oek consists in part OF The following articles
a general assortment plain and fancy
Candies,
Raisins, whole, half and quarter boxes
Cream Nuts, Can Honey,
Almonds, Can Green Peas,
tIoerts, Can Green Corn,
Figs, Can Maokerel,
Currents, Can TonatOes,
ClToni Tomato CatsUp,
Honey IN Glass, Pepper Sauce,
Jellies in Glass, SarGines, I & bxs.,
Preserves in Glass, HOLSTERS, / & Q lbs.
Braniy Peaches, Pickles, ;, J, and
Brandy Cherries, gal. lars,
/ Peaches in Glass, Pickles, blAs. g. lido.
Pineapplesin Glass, STup, bbls. q ! do,
Can Peaches, Crushed Sugar,
Can Pineapples, Reid 4 Coffee do.
Can Raspberries, Powdered Sugar,
Can ~BiaekbeTrieS, Brown Sugar,
Can Strawberries, Flour, all grades,
Pickled Oysters, PicnIed Beets,
Cove Oysters, q 4lckled L0bsters,
10. cans, Salmon, 1&2Ib. cans
Celebrated FFFG Flour,
Candles, Starch,
CARROTS snuff Ii bottles aud packs,
Noekerel in bbs. & hIE. bbis., Nos. 1, .
and 3,
Nackerel in kits Nos. 1, ., and 3,
100000 Cigars, al grades,
Fine Cut Tobacco in foil, difFeret Brande.
Fine Cut Tobacco in half bbis.,
Nav AnDia T1Gaepo
A large assortment OF Tobacco, different.
brands,
Spices, al descriptions, ground & whole,
Buckets, Tubs, BrOouS, W~ashbuards, etc,
Mustard ID small and largo pigs,
Playing Cards, Worcester. Sauce,
Biaeking, london UbSauce,
L1diRo, German Soap.
Cream Tartar, Palm Soap,
Nut Aiegs, Rio d Java Coffee,
Blueing,
80 bbIs. Fine Old Bourbon Whisky,
% bbls. Imitation Bourbon Whisky,
% bbls. Orange Valley Whisky,
Fine Brandy, Claret in cs'ks& bots.
Sherry, CuIasoe,
Medeira, Abynthe,
Port
FIRE WORKS! FIRE WOREg!!
just Received as large an assortment Of Fire
Works az was ever brought to this city, In part
as follows;
800 boxes Fire Crsckers,
1000 boxes Torpedoes,
A General Stock OF
Rockets, Roman Candles,
sERPENTS, FIRE WHEELS, ETC.
Al Goods
WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED
AND
Delivered Free of Charge
To Al Parts Of the City.
Constantly receiving
Eggs, Butter, Potatoes, Cheese, etc.
l.. ROCCO,
Madison and Second Streets,
Nos. zoe & cog.
BoYl0Im