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AUCTION SALE OF sERvICEABLE
QUARTERMASTER STORES

AUCTION SALE OF SER AV1CEA ABLE
QUARTERMASTER STORES
Office Assistant QtartermGster. o. Al
Chattanooga, Tenn, April 5, 1866 (
will commence selling at Public Auctien on
Monday, April 23d. 1866 at O'Clock A. M and
continue each day thereafter until the sale is closed
at Warehouses No 5, 6, and T. a large list of Hard
ware, Means of Transportation, &C., all new and of
the best quality consisting of
$50 B. S. Anvils. rr
600, 900 pounds Car Iron assorted.
1000 pounds Bar Steel, assorted tlN
IS 900 pounds Paints, assorted. I.
Axes Adzes Blacksmfths' and Farriers' Tools
1000 pounds Hungarian Grass Seed, and mis-.
celaneous stores. sz. -, 4,.t ...ft-.
Terms cash, in United States funds
.s4A THOMASJ. CARLILE
April l3td F Breve Maj. and A @. M
CEED CORN,
y ~ 81 TENNESSEE GROWTH.
We are just now receiving 100 Bushels of White
Flint Corn Of Tennessee Growth. 1t is well adap-
ted for this climate andisuperior in size of grain and
quality to Northern Corn 4rs0
w w. MERRIWETHER a CO.,
At the old Commercial Express Office,
Apldt3a2l Aht Pearl Street, jackson Miss
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Parties intending to purchase hard
D Mobile are referred to the advertise
Of Caleb Price, Nos 20, % and "a
Water street lie has on hand a full
Of hardware, cutlery, nails, copper,
ron and house-furnishing goods; also
hnds, doors and tin ware He sells at
wholesale or retail. and assures buy
/ the best and cheapest goods in tine
shall be offered them for inspec-
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aATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

lor anuum. IN advance .$l0,O 90
early Observation-Disclosures 300
'ly.4- --.-.----.----.- .-.----------- 300
I, per auuum. m.-.--- ----------..---- 800
.arly. .......--.....-....-. 300
masters, Express Agents and Station
who will receive and forward subscrip-
thsnboye rates without charge to us, will
q copy OF the paper free.
will afso send "a copy free to any person
n end us ten new subscribers TO either
" Weekly 10 one Post office
urptious for the Clarion may be sent by
lh9 Express Companies at our expense,
I1serptI0ns will be stopped at the expira-
The time paid for, and no name entered on
kanntl the money is received in the office
draH CLARION,
jackson, Miss
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VThomas Mcintyre is our authorized
agent for New Orleans. e"
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Acts directly upon the Glands and Mucous Mem
branes-stmulating them to additional activity in
their natural functions of eliminating from the Cir
culatng Fluids the usual Effete (and in disease,
Morbid) Matters, and expelling them through the
Skin, Kidneys, Liver and Alimentary Canal from
the system. 1t is therefore adapted for the relief
of chronic diseases affecting those organs and of the
mucus membranes lining them such as
The daily Mississippi clarion., 1866-04-15

the Simplest and Cheapest GOOD Machine in use
Licensed by Elias FOwe Jr. Silver Medal
awarded at Mechanics Fair October 1865.
Sample Machines sent to Agents trial, at
Agents price Send for descriptive circular and terms
Send for my new Patent Treadle. 1t costs less
than half what the old table does.
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Iessrs. Wolfe, Price 4 Co., formerly
fe, Mobile, present their card to our
in the advertising columns of this
They are cotton factors, commission
nts and dealers in naval stores, and
heir proportion of the business of the
tV.
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Suuduy school

nday School will be opened in the
dist Church in this city, to-day at 9
Provideuce permitting. All persons
tied ar invited to attend
WI. c. EIunnicutt will preach at
|1ckto the children, and to parents
|achers at night.
AZ the election for Beat Constable,
this city yesterday, the vote stood
|Ows:
yAlus atH ------ II 10
= ~ tll' ---.--- %
|duHY- ----- .---t-..--.-.- --.---- !
vote by which Mr. Clingan is elected
ost fiattering one. We are pleased to
lat the vote for Mr.. Scattering COM
0 favorably with the other candidates,
earn that he is exceedingly intimate
ne Of our neighbors
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wANTED-AGENTS WITH SMALL CAPI-
TAI, to take agencys of Wilcox Il Gibbs Sewing
Machines in the several States of Alabama, Texas,
Mississippi and louisiana A great opportunity for
industrious young men to whom liberal discounts
will be made
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STEADILY,
STE
SUCCESSFULLY,
SM0LANDERS EXTRACT BUCKU
COME, YE AFFLICTED!
TRY SMOLANDER'S

every case of Kidney Disease, Rheumatism, Gravel
Urinary Disorders, Weakness and Pains in the
Back Female Complaints and Troubles arising from
n LIND
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WAN TED.

$500 to $4,000 Year.
WANTED EVERYwHERE-AGEN
w Female, to sell the Improved Common
Sense Family Sewing Machine price Sls. This
machine will stitch hem, fell, tuck, bind, braid,
quilt and embroider. Every machine fully war
rauted. Circulars Free.
Address or call at 66 Jefferson street second floor,
Louisville, Ky. BLISS & MCEATHORN,
mh3Ow5m General gents
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
Trains leave Grenada Daily at 2:30 A NJ imme
diately upon arrival of Trains Mississippi Central
Railroad, arriving at Memphis 1000 p NJ
Leave Memphis at 4:3O p. M, arrive at Grenada
1900 P NJ.
A. S. LIVERMORE
Feb. 22dtf Genl Supt.
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q insite attention to the card of
aarce & Co, one of the oldest and
nb|e watch and jewelry stores Of
City We are gratified to find our
aEaa pnce more doing a fiourishing
ose who wish to purchase
lsHelry, silver ware or anything
'ne a to have repairing done, will
es'4b bhshment one of the best of
pbile. 1t is simple Justice to
are reliable and deserving of
sN..e eoa
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he house Of J. b. Shearer x Co., Mo
itton factors and commission meT-
is composed of J. b. shearer, of Mo-
C.A. Lackie, of Aberdeen, than whom
re able and energetic business men
be found in that city. Planters wish
urchasc in, or make consignMents to
are referred to their business card in
he. Nj. w. c Turner, of Enterprise,
this house and will be happy to re-
eall nom his old friends.
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DIR. SAMUEL GILBERTS
TETTER OINTMENT
DISEASES OF THE SKIN,

Is most excellent preparation for the cure of that
class of maladies usually termed
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I n o OF II L II b L c X L.
Sold by all Apothecares Price 81. D. BARNES
& Co. New York and BARNES WARD & CO..
New Orleans Southern Agents. BURLEIGH &
ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists Boston Mas :,
General gents. march6dly.
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The convention met on 5atardayat the appointed
hour.
After prayer, the reading Of the minutes and the
calling Of the roll, the following resolution from
the committee on the Indebtedness Of the diocese
to the late Bishop Polk, was presented and
adopted:
fesotged, That the committee appointed to ass
esrtaln the amount q indebtedness Of the diocese
% the late Rt. Rev. Bishop Polk be continued and
my Ine convention recommend said committee to
u5v.Se | wayA ana means to extinguish said iBdebt-
S' euhesS' 70 pay over any amounts received to the
family Of the late bishop, and to report On ,Le
whole matter to the next convention.
On motion Of Mr.. Bacon, the committee on the
subject Of establishing paroehial school system
was authorized to sit during the recess, and to re.
port at the next convention.
On motion Of the secretary, the Rev. Mr. Jessup,
Richard Lloyd, Esq, was appointed conser7ator
Of documents belonging to the convention.
A resolution that the next convention should as.
senble in New Orleans, on the first Monday in
May, 1861, vas passed.
On motion Of the Rev Mr. stiekney, areaolutiou
vas passed, thanking the president of the conVen-
lion for the courtesy and ability with which he had
discharged the duties Of the Chair.
On motion Of Rev Nr. Lawson, five hundred
copies Of the journal Of the convention were or
dered to be printed, and quota of the parishes
was ordered to be doubled, in order to meet the
attendant expenses.
On motion of the Rev Dr.. Lewis, a resolution
was passed thanking the secretary and the assist
ant secretary for the acceptable manner in which
they had discharged their duties.
On motion of the Rev. Mr. BakewelI, resoIu-
ton was passed thanking the press for the faith
fulness of the reports of the proceedings of the
convention which had been published.
resolution was passed thanking the vestry of
st. PauIs Church for granting the use of the
church for the assembling of the convention.
After religious services, the convention then ad-
journed to meet again in May 1867. in accordance
with the resolution above noticed as having been
passed.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEWS.
Etc,
Associated Press pispatehes. l

PHILADELPHIA, May 10. The Academy Of
Music was densely crowded this morning, to listen
to Senators Cowan and Doolttle, in support of
President Johnson's policy. Cowan instanced
Seward, Sherman, Grant, Mead, Hancock and
others, on the Presidents side; and on the oppo-
site side, Stevens, Butler and others. Hisremarks
elected mingled Kisses and slight applause.
New YORK, May 20.-Napoleon's declaration to
the French legislature as to the pacific and
neutral course of France towards Germany and
Italy had not assured the minds of the French
people, and they remained keenly alive to the
danger of their country being plunged into a
bloody war.
The news of the bombardment Of Valparaiso
had reached Madrid, and Admiral Nunez was
again ordered to avenge the insults offered Spain
in the Pacific.
1t was limited Russia would seriously object to
| Prussa's becoming great naval power by the
possession of the Baltic ports Of the late Danish
Duchy.
| WASHINGTON, May 20.-The total internal
| revenue receipts for the week were So 500 900.
| The people of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia
are again excited the subject Of confederation.
| The Peruvian Secretary Of Foreign Affairs pub
fishes circular, setting forth the motives Of Spain
in commencing war on the South American repub-
| lie.
| Jamaica advices to the 7th, say that the Island
was healthy, but the weather was not very pro-
| pitous for the crops.
| Fenian scare took place at st. Georges Ber-
muda. A French war vessel had been mistaken
for the advance of Fenian feet. council of
war was held, and it was determined to strengthen
the Notifications.
ok Of AZ,
solved, causing great joy among the anti-confed-
crates.
The Nova Scotians are decidedly opposed to an,
nexaton with Canada.
The alleged Confederate steamship Coquette,
seized a few days since, has been sent to Boston
for adjudication, as property subject to cons.
iscation.
FORTRESS MONROE, May 2O.-JefTerson Davis 5
health is reported improving.
| New YORK, May 2O.-The Mexican club of New
York have passed resolutions styling Gen. Santa
Anna the most obnoxious of all men to the Mex
| lean people.
| WASHINGTON, May 2O.-Lieut. Gen. Grant has
received dispatch saying there is no truth in the
report that Fort Goodwin had been captured and
the garrison massacred.
| SOUTHWEST Pass, May 20.-The steamer Mari.
| pnsa crossed the bar at O'Clock this morning.
| The steamer l. G. Harris went to sea at 3, and
| the steamer Sheridan at o'clock this evening
| Went to sea this morning: the barks J. H. Pear
son, Harvest Home and St. jose also, the schoou
| ers Cyclone and Fesber.
Tho sooner ]. Warren, from Boston, arrived Al
2 p. III, and has gone up in tow.
| The brig Harry Yirden arrived at P NJ, and is
now at anchor here.
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z JACKET BITTERs
a SURE CURE FOR

We would respectfully annoaEce to the public shat recent
experiments both in Europe ami New York. proven that
our Grey Jacket BIttorH act like charm in the cure
of AslAF1C CHOLERA, as well as in DIARRHG8A, DYs.
EMERY, CHRONIC INDIGESTION, and all other afIec-
tons of the SomaGh and Bowels been tried in several
cases of Cholera Mobus this city and each time the sufferer
was relieved almost ustantancously As is undoubtedly
tonic of the most valuable description persons taking hatu
ally viii not be abio to Cholera other diseases of kindred
nature It strengthens the system gives tone to the stomach
and guards the constitution generally from the nroads OF
disease possessing the additional advantage eerg pleasant
to the taste and containing any dessous drugs
which have made most Cholera obnoxious to the
public 1t mast prove popular with all wire try it. Believing
that nature has provided remedies all complaints in every
locality have cued the mpes which the basis of our
Grey Jacket Bittes from the vegetable ngdom in State
Their separately of the Digestive Organs
not new, and all the originality clam in the campauuding
Ofhe valuable medicine is in combining dsng together
in particular quantities. well known herbs 50 as to gst ALI
the virtues of each to act in concord with the rest
We advise heads of families provide themselves with
bottle of GREY JACKET BITTRs so as to have it read5
for immediate USE should children be suddenly attacked
with dangerous symptoms.
It be had all the principal rssah Drug Stores and
Groceries in the city and country very low price, by
the trade at Wholesale, g,Ota
BARNETT s LION,
Manufacturers,
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ASSOCIATED IN BUsINEss.-Col. S. n. Moody.
the proprietor of the Granite Building, corner Of
Royal and Canal streets, is known to the whole
Southern people, By his indomtable energy and
near association he has become identified with US
through direct intercourse and intimate acquaint-
ance. As a spirited merchant of New Orleans he
reflects credit on our business community, while at
the same time he deserves commendation for the
enterprise he has always exhibited in maintaining
our commercial status. With few more of the
same material, we could in few years recover
our former prestige
1t is the intention of Col. Moody to leave in a
few days for Europe, to make purchases for his
New Orleans trade. Previous to his departure,
however, he concluded to place his business in the
hands of Capt B. T. Walshe, than whom an abler
selection could not be made. In making this selec-
ton, Col Moody displayed that peculiar foresight
which has always characterized him in his bust
ness. The record of Capt. Walshe is without re-
proach His career as a civilian and as an officer
of the First Louisiana Brigade command for him
the highest respect. He is man of sterling
qualities, and we take pleasure in noticing his con-
nection with the furnishing house of Col. S. N.
Moody. His many friends will be pleased to know
that, in resuming the peaceful pursuits of life, he
has become associated with SO enterprisng a gen
tleman. We are satisfied that Col. Moody has
entrusted his business to the hands of a man well
worthy of the charge.
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BIRDS op A FEArHEE FLooK TosETHER,-We
were tempted into indulging the above old saw,
upon reading the advertisement Of Mr.. John A.
Gdtg, dealer in shirts, furnishing goods, etc. Mr..
Aoker is an old co-adjutor Of My, Gitdig, and is
both popular and capable. His advent into MFR.
Gndig's house viii, no doubt, ba gladly hailed by
many who wish him we'll. It locks natural to see
him with Mr.. Gildig,
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nea.erceE .ETeepspuppcr

ADvER RTIsIN G. ENox.
WHARTON 6 SAND CLIFF.
1I5 Common street,
NEAR THE CITY HOTEL,
Are the authorized contract for advertising in the
prncpal Newgpapsrs north. Mes s0nth and soathwest
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Theuadersgnad having closed his business connection with
True Delta and connected himself with that
tba CRESCENT woold respectfully ask from bis friends
does inusnee liberal support which they hsyb h.&aro
tea FRANK A. BARTLETT.
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The lronton tAo,) Enterprise gives currency to
the report of the discovery Of gold in Dallas, the
county seat of Bolinger county, Missouri. The
discovery was made on breaking rock which was
in the foundation of one of the houses shat was
burned during the war. It is said that an grinding
up the rock some sixty dollars worth of gold was
obtained The rock was DISQUALIFICATION out of
quarry close to town
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MONDAY MORNING, MAY 81, l866---TRIPLE SHEET

harmony and peace, how gladly would give up
all! suppose may say that have Zone enough
to satisfy any reasonable ambition, and feel that
my race is well nigh run. These me'A want power ;
have enough and am Indifferent 20 what have.
We think he said these wOr ds with q smile
I'VE think this great position, Nth our ideas-we
are educated TO do so; but can assure you that
am often here twelve hours day without it ever
occurring to me that am President" He evil
IDENTIFY meant, without the pride of power occur
ring to him.
"These men, he also said have raised the cry
ting afraid. They will understand me better by
and by, and understand these men too. could
not expect to get through without struggle"
Yet il was EiOst extraordinary he continued, to
think of the course which "these men" were pur-
suing. BY being united again the country would
stand respected in the eyes of the world. 1t was
now laboring under the evils of an inflated cur
rency and while trade is restricted by the South
being kept ia unceTtainty--an element OF danger
in thcj5tate-such evils could not he corrected. Yet
there were signs that people were beginning to be
alive to the truth ''LOok at Peora;'' and he men
toned several other towns where meetings in sup
port Of the Presidents policy have been held since
the passage of the civil rights bill. at is like
water trickling along the ground, u said Mr.. John
son. "You can see the damp places here and
there and you know that it will gradually spread.
1t will take time-but after ALL what good can
be accomplished without trial and difficulty? fl
fail my regret will not be for myself. / will hope
that some one wiser will rise up to do the work.
The President uttered these words in a somewhat
weary and sad, but very earnest tone. He con-
tinued, with greater animation: "My convictions
are firm and strong and strong convictions are a
great source-the best source-of courage to a
man. | have fought disunion nearly all round the
circle, and if am called upon to complete the cir
Gle will. Then could say most heartily that
would that l could depart in peace"
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AaUsEHEETs TINS EYasINe,-At the Aca5eny,
= Simpson Co." and Who Speaks First" also
a comic song and ballad.
At the Ysriotes, Irslanis Champion, or The
Fenian Clief."
Al sae Olympic, Pocabontas.p
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from the St. Louis Democrat, May 14th. ]
passed.

LOVE, POVERTY, SORROW, DISAPPOINTMENT AND
MIsANTHRoPY THE cAUsE--DEATH.BED LETTERS.
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COrusr Magazine and Gravier Streets
Offer fov SALE AT TIE LOWEST RATES, the
foOwi Gsods of direct uaportaton landing
bark hdsrad steamships Alabama and Carolina:
75 casks sALsGDA.
800 kegs BICARB SODA
zoo boxes French WINDOW GLASS; assorted.
casks Cox's GELATIEE. . ..
10 ColemGns MUSTARD, in glass and tin.
20 gross LOWS Brown Windsor SOAP.
French Patent Medicines.
faassd complete assortment the most popular
Also IN sroEE;
800 boxes CASTLE SOAP.
casks CARE AMMONIA, in bulk.
8 cases GUN sHELLAC
AssAFGDITA, prime.
OPIUM Turkey.
20 TARFARIC ACID, English
100 seeks CLUTCH. .
80 bbls. ALUM, lump.
% i. ground.
1000 Ds Balls. CoPAIBA, pure
20 bbls, Refined B0RAK, English
20 =. CASTOR OIL, mol.
"a kegs EMERY, asserted.
100 gross WINES SKIES
1000 Ms SUGAR LEAD, English.
GOO English GAL0REL
50h !. BLUE MASS.
go IoDIDE PoTAss English and French.
2oO oEs, sULPH QuIEINE, French.
On han,I fuapd complete assortment Of the EFFER-
'yEsCEN GRANULAR MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS
Of MesFs 7. Morson Son. ana Mr.. Bishop Of London.
Agents Messrs Bailey Watt Of London for the sale
Of their celebrated PREPARATIONS full and complete
stock Of Ebioh viii always Eaep in store.
Together with tuu variety Of
FINE nNGL1s1z CHEMICALS,
English Medicinal Extracts.
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New York Mexican Club and Santa Anna
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List of Passengers, Consignees, Etc.
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CONFEDERATION IN. THE BRITISH PROVINCES,
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ANOTHER FENIAN SCARE.
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II g0reg.

Itigweu oaeas Of New orleans snay ourns
my absenes ny Church st Lukes totally destroyed BY
r Its OF the usst Importance hRt this great loss should
repaired as aeon as possbs Fe rebuild this Church viii
require much eSt and iheraity part of ts ends
earnestly hoped that Community viii lbersly
and promptly respond to the appeals this noble object
Subscriptions for this will he taken by the under
gnsd or ay be left the Savings Bank on oansl street
O. s HEDGEs Rector 81 Luks,a Church N q
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AND BOOK 0om wRlNT1mcB,

AND BOOK 1om PRINTING,
LAWYERS BRIEFS,
PAMPHLETS,
BILLS LADEG,
BILL HEADS,
BANK CHEGE8.
PRoMIssoRy NOTES,
CIRCULARS,
BILLS Or FARE,
BALL TICKETS,
DRUGGISTS Labels,
DRAY RECEIPTS
BLANKS
CARDS,
STEAMBOAT BILLS.
HAND BILLS,
PROGRAMMES,
And Every lDSrer Deacr5pslon OF dob Printing.
The material of the BOOK AND JOB ESTABLISHMENT
ENTIRELY NEW having Just been received from the most
rGebrstsd Foundss comprises al he Modern Improve
qli .
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
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INTERESTING GENERAL NEWS.
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DRUGGISTS AND IMPORTERS
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ERY STYLE AND VARIETY Y
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ESTABLISHMENT

No. 81 Camp street, New Or3eans, La.
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Mrs Robert Toombs has reached her home in
Washington, W.Qkes county, Georgia. This estt-
mable lady is i'm, uadiatelv from Cuba.
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gEOHs

Mem
he DeB
10. 2 bE
! unsuT-
market
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Crescent

H agIish Medicinal Ertracts.
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cOrns Magazine and aravier Streets,
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g Dear U7acEe-S Sorrow too deep for utterance
has overwhelmed my soul. God bless you, dear
aunt Melissa and the children. Poverty has ever
been my lot, but have endeavored to alleviate its
distresses aa much as possible. May God, in His
mercy, bless and protect you ever. am not afraid
to die Hoping God bless you good bye.
ITO A. X. Seago, Atlanta Ca
The next letter ia addrazsad
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A grand tournament is to be given at Memphis
o-n0rOW.
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