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s~~A Vo.crlac
A@AAA3' Observation-Disclosures
Danper Grpre6 Cart. G.. u. Rpftsy,
ptrIast 2tsstas. gD6s*E TisF Rss ieeet &tssFa94 lIpT
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Gurrtrnasa 8as, stones gppart 2aueaaeg @saFt
Ytrrbsn's se5erf, Bluff gpinl, DSpe's &reef,
Eeatt'Gs grsnt, Raaientp3 Stores, Gbatssstpa &Shsy
Sa1Ilb'S geInt, 8ubb's Rerrg anp @IsTtoat.
5HtdGtebrsnb berIast tsrsIbe Is 4 ihiR8t1n tebsH
S6rEGe & utr IigreenS Il. ALsTGnbfta 7 npr sisreens
Der GGmpFer 9tamsne STATE. gsps, s . sptlfOa.
uerI6et Baltimore BON SITES Gp. 8 Slgbtar. aC4srftsseG
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pbr Wnb &IeraHbviG 7 npr E6tg&s.
bEaespIdsrn CT.
S3esea @ustunfs Hksr Ssass soar gsIass psabs Eaan 20
ta Su a}altiects.
en- Il. Gttbtaa & SpRs. I4s 2tssiTs' Se71fT
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ES9 Our teionberea &eantniBaabule' %s
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Fe tbre 9tue!e fapfea, pns fsgtGn t~ssfslben nur SBa isi&sB
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ntAt Gber rcn W0ilefn U6er SptietntraeeTn, ta &c tpnIt ReF
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Carl s. 9tIbEbtGnbt, - f..
entertainments. seE GaIte. Satp ~Si'fasSsa
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GrcurIton6sSid
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apsr Rsnten, tpef&e bic fhbnen @ebtresicenen In Dsn niei-
Sdnien uuh Ate tSAf moIertf&en GtetIe bsr Staten &etp
Bort Utet gsw @~neIdnb'8 tn f9 fGItestn, .rsreen ~aassefsv
ttst fur bic ~8eauemIt&tett BON
GSRrifen uub ersHRsnnSss8e tfeubeH
unb seben A~enfeIben BITE Watl BON FEDS rsrf9tstenen StCm'
ten mao 1tas SaIIs Ossr q ia . nns sqTad:
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Bet Gaee ~pciErenb, mad Bottom, Ner-gort Dbsr GGIttuhCrs
ant funf8t6 erf&ttbene WoHten,
81 Die 8tasts Int sIItig bis l. Rcosnbrs 1856 unb
bT Satabfr tann en- tresnb einern .gnnste an :er RDuss fG
mad geIteben ~auitatteA.
&s- Dies III bic einstee &slte, Gut wslder SeNaStete
StGeie fur bic Sim uno 3prlGfabvt erhaiten tbRneu, sI'
ra6fetreub rad Baltimore Gber NsG. 9p<s une Sstlaeeiptta
Sar n5tere Insfunft pber Gtrcularf. msiGe bic Rcntt:
befhteiben, wenhe man Hb an BITE & tGet 3 fftce, Y!efe
teatfr. Depot, pter en- bic Office her 8tretntG nnb EeaaS
fee dis 2sae Ra!Irras, I2S aeeR BdItsmrrets.
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1859 - General Sifet &gsat
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@nt1nft f6bIt@er SAGE 10 Baltimore.
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pig 9ar9t3nea (6af 9tae)r Sgas rnt Recommendations
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@saitTa @qatAbn9s t9stesen f9 IN 9~arrts6ars an Ae a1ss
9er gsnHiqIpaata Central @tieEbAbn mao pttts5ura, Glets.
iaUa, 69luoaba6@iueiaaat Snttanapplis, Gbieeep, Gt2cuts.
1gFt E@Gsie, G~ort$otue, &atrp nab a1er Suusten In Sseafn
gtgrbs gnb SEb1egen eeMag CT.
Die gSas nae Senelsdgs i8Eiesea F5 GU GErasrG an bs
3ngE BET SseD S9vr erie 1dtn na9 eGsa Dgnt!eu In rSrc.
E%2ea, Eittlsrea Enh ~De9Iiptn Eea5 gpyf az.
s9gers N9gGaIfs egb6It r4a f8i Ga!csStar. GebnbpFa.
s. 81. DIbGEES, gen. Superintendent,
L1Oaool ". 4hGuua, Gseu. @aTa1er- Aeent.
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Ote
Inttes &tateS
SSenegs IA. 0tariee BerIi9ermags=Gnrap,
7a - . s. g Itimpre,
~terI2ett gtni fyira GGRsa 70. Ten gesF&efnnGkihttn,
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aabsra Yaattfn sssfa @er!nit tg'G SEeusr auf biz 0auer
esnes Saases obse aiaen I~anssTfa pter %sEriege" 3~s;.fsrrt
fetrss #[ f~t
G6tfTe uste &aensase1a
aGF SnIapb . GsTsafer seer 6sb:s Gee esaea gerIae pgt4
iInfaGe. sfHG
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PbilaOeIpbia,, Wilmiugton- nao
8nItimore- R0ilro0O.

TvtSSU%tTvtAf ~S w.
Baltimore Railroao.
Sie Mrseite uno ein5ig bisecie Stoute ben
8ultimore no6
@ape@ae,
@tGaattc GttA
CONS Srag9,
xIa,pare @ t y,
ReHaOcrt
Repport,
BORON,
$50 s@Ountains,
$Orttaah
MsHtreaL
AaeBee,
aats @sOrss
Saratpsa GpriAgG
GbGroR Springs,
2%rsntcn sans,
puRtteR In X " q n eIanA au b
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unb BE
Gn8sntt a. Route na&
utica, GpracutS
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5ufpeu Srtbgg
Dunttrt &C.
ga6aaIere, pelGe bic $50 WEl. pNer s.26 9Ws. @rpree.
Rase afbrnen, stbea burG bon Baltimore nad @aFatu Ober
9:asGro sans II
Q&tunbspansis Stuaben!
RuretnmdIh Ste Cars pe@feInb
elm CsFtEsT, Ter duf tetuer drhcren 9ssute gebetsn ptrtt
Gape Map.
Der 7.25 NI1. Bug febt In gfetr cattle tn @erbtaeans
nit rem uauen u. ~eIssdTten D.rrpf5Dot nSani. ID. TeIton"
Gapt &. Dasts. am Dtsnaag 6. Oonneraae unb 6 q nj.
sass Gtfeababn. - Der $50. Nyf. 8us
Eskt tdfIi4 tSrnntasS aussanemnenl In @erbtnbuns mi
her sntf Series GtierbaeH. Na&m'ttaSS @rpssbtdse Spv
a@- 4aNasiere, Het6e Da.Gttdsts taBsn. pertsu IL
wst;srbsisrpstt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-29

Baltimore ulio 90Oong NampfI5if 60.
Sf NIsr. Srown s. 68bue,
sS General &gentea.
ySa3 gSetD SgGeenS NAB SaSGna,
Egg bel Sep Weit anbaItene,
Gakreubte 0er. Staten Pea:
Die l. @tSft 0awpHStfs bteier atnts faprsS ME iSIe'
GabG, 100 GoilfsI,
0tIItGm 8ptItnS. GtfRIsbasef,
2iberte, 1850 GpnncH,
Gast GbCS SGtnt'
SGmfGs, s. aa8Ef,
9lo6 Souara pia 9tetp Orleals,
abtsbst ppu SrSwnS gpbarf, Geus gssnt, pprfs 1 epE
WaRmittass ont Gnsetetsten Sags, 81.
Sgeaen qraGt Cber Yafa8s, init unaeertren'@sa os-
ousulsdfeiten, pente man f@ an BITE AgentsT
~ SeRr1& ~. W Grttslo y 81
10 Spear's gDbarf.
W@. Estas GraGtbrieft daser ste pCH 6r e~prtp.aIenSe &C.
Esfsrtsn rtrlet MRttrstt&net. GtlauontBlSetne Ias Sra9t
nTdTt n In meSer SfNfe einsebpIt terSen. Mnt Expeditions
Aoes russhem rsebes Nra&t lonscHUutraeR MOO SaoVasss@ssRe
n;tefet#HtkSeasEn EAa 0pTT~S1Es
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(Z0lufiHtj o. Os q SrF
e Gafiern uno 8eitern Sbors
s DaMpfer ben
SnOtnivssal Gatreprtes g~ausrffsatfF so,
Gin rnb rad &Etttpa3 2. aRdrt 1868. @srben IN
FIRE Dar'pSsr bon bier GbsebeH, toEe fpiat,
Wsa atebtar. All of sent 6nes Bee GOae0rt SIR. uaH
U b. NereenG
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rae MRapUIts HaS 90 q &tcfr
tastiG unb srsaG iGpnutses essssncEmen).
DampFer uGhdnpiOn",
aapt. 8 U @giNt:s,
na4 ST. git@asIs anb gRtIes Rtssr 3trrr
ieesa Dtt PFes nst 8rettas nnb hsnfesSsa sag suEfd.
giat Orfsrb, GGmErtbBe, Dsrtpn uns hen be-
swifaea ~Itseabea eaatrnespIdseH ant g s ia III 3tpet,
isMH NJ Il 9 ID y. SamaaA, sarafistrfnt am 3 80.
HtreGs aat gsUntas, Deutpn ps 6 Nit Wtrrafat
~setEagsnb.
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far tstIc=eH aeganeeae Gfter atIHen ~tERertaIb 30 EaatS
BON Gage Der BeTf$tFuas On stuaGt werbcn.
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T5Ed5fEa F5ir @tnlpamSercr

S3Se3Sg9 YEHc &~t2E0@ISSccc
{suc ARRANGEMENTS iiir Ginwonperer
Die na3 benz gBeEicn lu Yeieu rtnl9ea,
Sye8 esgte, Q. fip55g, an t9svssa tt gir0dEbesss apft',
gsr.5ern gsatrai GR!fert ctr. DspEt &tlsusapa MT; rris
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asen3cn staca gT6BeTea 9gFtbefg, as ;r3sns tsEs
.nbess Saga, su9 ig Ee u. % E2eiItE gertss sIsisss asStsf
Gaaa $50 ~bsGaaataa p!dsea, alst
9~istShnyg, @IepsE0no, SesreIl, Sert sBaphs,
G5ieasQ, 9li1aalce, GoIsna, Dubuque, 81.
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uap yegben begbai5 st: niE her g~2pEsbssu SsRsraI 5Sba So
esnetn glr paea 10 Staabta fsaSss Gle Rse 9 tanstru 0ap
asn aeGtnbea bort e~tnttsTta ,aRs tvsESsn4 4 SsaI rsrteeF
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1T see @teSleg. Das @tp3S ptgb bttr gsli.2aet t%garties
u.0 6set H.latu 5aFastereN GA een HsasaiaaSGs0T..
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qell5, 20aisptIe nna ct. So;tS
merlen ga;ai5a8 $lEs3ysge ~5ef5-Ssyt pas Flf sRF gsp
setas EcEeyG gg;abga5sgcaf3 tsge@let' Ste galae1tS
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SpeEis9et&- 2Asett s5ssben S~frssafs tE stt otFFe Us
Sc Ng StskS 8. &Aiefs.
rt.t CO. q sat s-st EssssFf &ASs
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0ffIes SIC. l7s 6 10 8reaeWau y.
Sriferbocfer 9ebenssG erTi1erllnes.
OeIeli0Gt Bon Stem Morf.
3rreis'Sureau in 80. Is Second Ctr,
tttzpoa 6~s8tnabee,
8Gt.ttn Sss {, aRt.

Weieu1DGtt bon gtetp Ncrf.
3rreis'2ureaI in 80. Is Second Ctr,
ttszYOa e~s8tnabse,
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gsefG GOuaPagnte 1, G!aiYe Eteb 9DItesw mad alsu ben
ceyf@tefamen DIaten sou $IO0 tfs $40, coo ousfteaea.
AIIe@ewtRnRe perbeu r1terfte Bees.
fiAsrtsa 5erthetIt
Sen beuif@en BeuoGanern EaItS1 cEg'S btttst sd Ia kteFer
&ealpGgnie bs Gatttet t1T,, EOaIres He NIT fghr eestnger
&uslaee fGT Die, 6sI&s son t3nea ~GRbdnsen, to pafsnbev
gSe;ie |oEaen r0m53n. +,
Sa phsIabeIpbi1 N11 aDer 600 Dsiitf4e IA Ter -Ratder-
5gHer EpspGents" terIt6etE, D.
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fC5aft 1pss SA1ttucre,
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sa 9. StrS ter J~asracrs & 8'eraGnts Bari,
r.e Gtagea9 tg 2Sabarb Ctr.
Dsefs meus QSefeG f@aft tR lest bsrett, gerN6sruusta aass
gixt seeea g5eslna O6er Sdabsn burA Seuer entsesensuneb.
rttns 90 be assIsn bet @efui@ef 20 IN ben SanSsn SCa
4ts. 41G fef bur3sebenhs bewtt1ef Burger B1it:mprt':
SafinSsn, 70 .!f has bIHtf&e ga6!ttura ~beisn5ers ~etnselaSeu
sie(eta Ia ~anierer 8Rtttc Guf be- iptibfhen GaFs beeEaate-
ta untesrcba,su ietne gssFGsrangea aniuHertrausn.
Sur Bolicen Dtrb tetne 9ere@nung oenpant.
Dr5Tisut. g :. gGeber.
D.ts. @saahsuat 8 etnttS GtFaws.
23iseescssM:
SSEGepb Staptert Muguf sDagHes
ant0s g~Gsssstsel G6riGppb gsEei,
GeOee Ot01 Brtehrtb s2esss
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5H6ast E~ltltaeeE. SGtp6 :. sGnfcge.
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Z he SummerrjEe Institute is patronized by the mrs
Men Of the South.
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owning such spirits, and refusing or neglect
ing TO notify the collector, as in this section
provided, shall forfeit the same and pay the
sum OF i've hundred dollars, to be collected
IN the manner provided by law for the coll
lection of other penalties. No distilled
spirits on which the tax has been paid shall
be stored or allowed to remain ON any distil-
lery premises, under the penalty of forfei-
ture of all spirits so found. And all spirits
after being removed from the original pack
age in which they were inspected and gauged
into other packages for purposes of rectifca-
tion, rehabilitation or change of proof, shall
again be inspected and guaged and properly
branded and the absence of an inspectors
brand shall be taken and held as sufficient
cause or evidence upon which any spirits SO
found NAV be forfeited And any Derson
who shall change the character of anv spirits.
either by rectification, mixing or otherwise.
after they have been duly inspected and
marked as hereinbefore provided, and place
the same in other packages for consumption
or sale without first stamping or branding
upon such package, in such manner as the
Commissioners of Internal Revenue may pre-
scribe, the word "Rectifed," shall forfeit
such spirits, and the same may be seized by
the collector or deputy collector of the dis
trict where such spirits may be found, or by
such other collector or deputy collector as
may be specially authorized by the Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue for that purpose
And any person who shall so brand any
package containing spirits, knowing the
taxes thereon have not been paid, shall for
teit such spirits, and shall be deemed guilty
Of misdemeanOr, and upon conviction shall
be imprisoned for not more than two wears.
at the discretion of the court
TO BE CONTINUED.
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OXFORD. July %, 1866. diff
KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY.

LAND AND TRANS1LNANlA,
n with 45O acres of elegant grounds. and
large number of buildings, the sites OF the va
rious Colleges.
Eado,cment. 100000; Real Estate, 100000.
A CORPS OF TWENTY INSTRUCTORS.
Now in operation.
l. College of Arts, r. Graham, A. NJ,
Presiding Officer.
.. Horticultural and Nechdnicdt CoHege,
of kentucky, John Aug. Williams, A. NJ,
Presiding Officer.
3. College Of the Bible, r. Milligan, A. NJ
Presiding Officer.
4. Coteoe of Lac, N. c. johnson, A NJ,
Commercial and Business School.
Tuition and .Janitor's fees, $50 per annum; ;
Roar,ling from 50 80 to 50 per week
Sessions of all the Colleges begin lst oil oe-
tober. c.;o,
For catalogues or further Information, .
a,,srSS,iSna Lexington, Ky.
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TH s old and highly useful and popular
u Institution enlarged, refitted and re-fur-
nished, and having the ablest corps of Teach
ers ever brought together in this country, will
enter upon its Fourteenth Session on
Monday, the first day of October next.
The Principal has associated with him in
the School, John NJ. Puttck. a. NJ, w. II.
Kirkpatrick A. NJ, and Mr.. T. J. Williams;
Prof. p. +. Holmes gives instruction in Music
every day with cOmmendable zeal and ability.
The School is situated in a high, saubrious
region. known as the " Mountains, +" eleven
miles from Shuqualak, on the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad, and is almost the only School, of its
grade, that went through the war. Since the
surrender, large additions have been made to
the buildings, and the term closing June 30th
is the most prosperous and useful one known
in the history of the School, successful as it
has always been. Every branch of Mathe-
matics, pure and mixed, including
Ciril Engineering and Practical Field Operations
with splendid equipment, is taught with the
very first ability. The classics and the French
language form an important feature in the reg
ular course of study. All the English branches
are ably and forclbly taught, including the
Natural Sciences, illustrated by complete ap-
paratus. In short, the greatest care is taken
with the training of all boys, at any stage of
their education. Young men are carefully
prepared for any particular calling in life, or
to enter any class in any University. The
Bookkeeping Course here, is as good as any
in the regular Commercial Schools.
The most frequent instruction given students
is, to maintain their self-respect and be gentle
men, indeed; and no pains are spared to assist
them in every interest.
The charges are, for Twenty weeks, One
Hundred and Twenty-Five Dollars, invariably
in advance. Music, which is optional, Wash
ing and Fuel-eXtra.
To secure a room, or for other particulars
address, Gholson, Z. o., Miss.
THOS. S. GATHRIGHT,
Principal and Proprietor.
~ Catalogues furnished on application.
je20dto1.
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EDUCATIONAL.
w anted,

pY Lady of fifteen or sixteen years expe-
O rience. as teacher of Music, English and
French, situation, either as Principal of a
Female Seminary, or teacher of Music, French
and English. For the proper inducement, this
lady would accept a position in a private
family
This lady has presided over large Female
Schools; over the Musical Department of Fe-
male Colleges; speaks and writes English
French, Italian and German, ard performs ele-
gantly upon the Piano, Guitar, Harp and Or
gan.
To secure the services of this lady, adde's,
THOS. :. .GATHRIGHT,
Gholson, Miss.
Summeryile Istitute, Aug. s, 1866.
ang1AI11,
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Manufactured prior to
--, 1856.
-, Inspector,
District.
Inspected -, loo-

And no spirits so manufactured held, OF OF
owned shall be gauged, proved, or marked
in any cistern or other stationary vessel, put
shall be gauged, proved, and naarked only I'm IN
barrels, casks, or packages an wnicn tne
same shall have been placed 4 and the quan-
tlty held in leach-tubs shall oe essiIna.eu ~
the inspector, and when drawn on INTO pack
ages, shall be gauged and marked as herein
provided Upon the receipt OF the return
the collector shall immediately forward 70
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue
copy thereof; and any person holding OF
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1IISsIssTPPT COLLEGE,

Cuhton' RIhds county, MISS.
TENIIE Sixteenth Annual Session of this Insti-
n tuition Will commence on Monday, Sep
tember oath, 1866. As the endowment fund Is
not yet available, College class es cannot be re-
opened for one year more; but the Preparatory
Department will be carried on with much
mined to make this a model Preparatory
School, initiating, closely as possible, the
great national schools of England, such as
Eaton College. As there is only one course,
not q multiplicity of courses, each student re-
ceiyes two or three times much attention as
i'll the usual schools of mixed courses. The
same general system that has been so remarka-
bly, successful hitherto, will be continued.
Tuition for session Of forty weeks, in
advance, .............. ........ so 90
Board per month, ......,.......... 20 90
For further information, address the Presi-
dent of the College,
l N. URNER,
aug1d2m.# Clinton, Miss
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n EERTDTAN

MERIDIAN, MISS JOSIAH JONES, Proprle'
MI tor This commodious Hotel has been renovaf.
ed and otherwise prepared for the accommodation q
guests The proprietor promises to keep LIS saDio
supplied with everything the market affords
A stable In keptn connection with the House wnere
ann;,na ala will be well cared for July IL diff
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Rates OF ADvERTIsINai

Transient advertisements first fnsertiuns ufee
zach subsequent insertion, 75cts. per square.
AL business notices OF sdver1semen@ " -
charged twenty. cents per line; II more than one
50 uare. ten cents per hne each insertion
Legal notices VIII be charged In all cases as rrAa-
sient aoverrisements -.
No proof of publication made tn the advertiss-
N ent Is paid for.
All transient advertisements must be paid fsr IN
sdvahce.
All bills with regular advertisers shall bs rso
cred monthly
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DRNTREsTRY,

nR. j. b. WA son, DENTIST.
~ Memphis-Rooms at the well known cor
ner of Main and Monroe Streets, No. 80.
Further reference is unnecessary, as our
reputation for unsurpassed skill and success
full operations, are too well and favorably
known by the many thousands for whom we
have operated during the past twelve years.
n. B.-Don't mistake the name, Wasso !,
and place. No. 312. corner Main and Monroe,
Memphis, Tenn. Also proprietor of the Mem
phis Dental Depot. Je5dtf.
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GATES, DEMERITT & co..,

GATES, DEMERITT & CO.,
NTHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS,
w Shoes and Brogans, No. los Gravier
Street, near Magazine Street,
NEW ORLE ANS
A. j. GILLESPIE.
Aberdeen, Miss.l aug26dtf