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It is most delightful Hair Dressing.
II eradicates scnrf and dandruH
II keeps the head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich, soft, aud glossy.
II preyents hair turning gray and falling of.
II restores hair upon prematurely bald heads.
This is just what Lyons kathairon will do. IL Is
Is cheap-dnrable. II is literally sold by
The car load and yet its almost incredible demand
is daily increasing, until there Is hardly country
store that does not keep II, or family that does
i. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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dye' AlIiHStantaneous dyes are composed Of lunar
c9ustic, and more or less destroy the vitality and
beauty Of the hair. This is the original Hair CO.
lorine and has been growing In favor over twenty
years II restores gray hair TO Its original color by
gradual absorption, in q most remarkable manner
n rs also a beautiful hair dressing. Sold In two
sires-So cents and $l-by all deslers. l.1..
C. HElMSTRBET, Chemist.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all Druggists.
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WARRINGTON ITEMS.

THE ACTION OF THE CANADIAN Authorities
I WASHINGTON, June 12.-The inquiries
made by Major-General Meade are as yet
incomplete, but so far as they have gone
| they do not result in confirming the report
that the Canadian or British forces crossed
the boundary line, or that any ofthe Fenians
! have been killed by them, or that any pri-
soners were captured 10y them on the Ameri-
can side of the frontier.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
There is no doubt that the Government
would at any time transfer jeff. Davis to
the jurisdiction of the District Court OF
! Virginia, if writ of habeas corpus should
be issued to bring him before that tribunal.
Correspondence Sun.
Another correspondent Of the same pa
per says:
| Jefferson Davis is not likely to be re-
| leased from confinement at Fortress Mon
roe, notwithstanding the intimation con-
vcyed in Judge Underwood's remarks to
the counsel OF Davis that the President
might interpose in his behalf, and notwith-
standing all the efforts of MesSrs. OConor,
Shea, and q number of prominent private
citizens of New York. Judge Underwood
will not admit Mr.. Davis to bail because he
is in military custody, neither can he be
tried upon indictment in civil court for
the same reason. The President might
turn him over to the civil authority, mas
much as he was captured and held as a
prisoner of war. There seems to be a
question as to what was the character OF
his capture.] But the court would not then
admit him to bail, and the offence would
not be considered bailable. The Presi-
dent could not order bail to be taken. The
President cannot, and certainly will not,
interfere in the matter at present. Posi-
bly,, after the adjournment of Congress, the
President might parole him; but in the
face of the denunciations of Congress and
the threat Of impeachment, it would be a
bold step.
! HARDLY TO BE CHARGED To RICHMOND.
Martin F. Conway, formerly of Kansas,
lately of Richmond, has been appointed
United States Consul at Marseilles. -
! CIRCULATION OF WASHINGTON PAPERS.
The Chronicle has a daily circulation OF
five thousand four hundred and sixty-six
the Star has seven thousand five hundred
and forty four.
FLOUR CONTRACTS.
The Subsistence Department has just
contracted or bid for large quantity o.
flour, at S13.25 per barrel, second quality
being So. so more than it paid two months
oon fnr 90 mo grade
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OVER "A MILLION DOLLARS SAVED!

Gentlemen,-"I had negro man worth, 81, 200,
who took cold from bad hurt in the leg, and was
useless for over q year. had used everything
could hear Of without benefit, until l tried tine
Mexican Mustang Linment. II soon , effected a
permanent cure. l.. DOWNlN6.
Montgomery, Ala, June II. 1859.
az take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Eminent as valuable and indispensa-
BILE article for Sprains, Sores, Scratches, or Calls
on Horses. Our men have used 1t for Burns,
Bruises, Sores, Rheumatism. &C., and all say 1t
acts like magic" ). W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Wells, Fargos, and
Harnden's Express.
"The sprain OF my daughters ankle, occasioned
while skating last winter, WAS entirely cured in
one week after she commenced using yonr cele-
brated Mustang Eminent" ED. SEELEY
\ Gloucester, Mass, August ], 1855.
II Is an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
>niment performs more cures in a shorter time,
man and beast, than any article ever dis.
Lered. Families, livery-men, and planters
Md always have Ii on hand. Quick and sure,
rtainly is. All genuine is wrapped In steel
engravings, bearing the signature OF g. W;
nkpok, Chemist, and the IDrtrdte United
imp of DENAs BARNES Co. over the top.
has been made to counterfeit Ii with
plate label. Look closely.
ARATOGA SPRING WATER, .,
sold by all druggists.
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A qua DE MAGNOLIA toilet de
"A uqbt. Superior TO any cologne used 10 bsthe
the face and person; TO render the skin son ana
fresh to sllay. Inflammation 70 perfume ciotniag;
Southern Magnolia, and IL obtaining Apatronagc
qute unprecedented. It IL fsvori!e with actresses
and opera singers. IL In sold by all desisrs q one
dollar, In large bottles, and By DkAAS BAkN kS =
CO., New York, Wholesale Agents. fl..,... $.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists. ~ III
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New ORLEANS, June l2.-Complete sue
cess has attended the subscriptions to the
Davis defence fund in Texas.
The Mexicans refuse to release the Cor
doya captives.
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The Tesf.Oath.

New ORLEANS, June 1.-THE United
States Court cXactS the test-oath of all new
attorneys, but admits all who were quail
tiedbefore the war anywhere on the Gulf
coast
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Uo,,ed STATES Army Movements.

MALONE, June l2.-Ten companies Of re-
gulars are cncampcd here. Four compa-
MES returned this morning from an unsuc-
cessfnl search for recapturcd munitions
seized by the Fenians north of this place.
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COuId Not Take the Oath.

CnARLEsTowN, June l2.-Edgar NJ. La
zarus and J. F. w. Walter, United States
collectors, have resigned, as they could not
take the test oath.
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS.-This high
ID iy Improved and beautiful Watering Place
will 90 opened for the reception Of yisiton on the
18th Instant i. IL situated IN Bath county, Va. q
the eastern base OF the Warm spitng fountain.
the Virginia Central railroad, to the Warn, Hot,
Ana Is hs tam milss IRON xllboro depot. i've nom
the Warm, ten from the Hot, and thirteen from ne
Hsalirg Springs. 'f5st.
Every effort VIII b nads ~ tns of M
guests. A daily LINE OF STAGE C0AChyy u
now on the road from the depot TO me wssenng.
places above mentioned. ..natr ~
RATS OF BoAsD: 80, :. :.
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND TUBAJTU MAKhEIs
To-day there were broken seycnty-iye
hogshcads, eighteen tierces, and sixteen
boxes of tobacco. The market was firm,
without material change. The following
sales were made:
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Twenty years aro no studied and prac-
ticed in the Office of Michael Holman, .
Elawyer and Congressman Of New iorK.
Some time before, while private tutor IN
Clarke county, Virginia, ne mar N.Y., ! an'
| Informed, one Of his pnpils, MISS JAIN
son. cousin on one sac 10 vi. ia,Ioa'
" Stoncwall.n and on the other to "Mud-
wall" Jackson. In consequence vi her
marriage with an aboGtionist, the lady was
! disinhcrited from her mothers large pro-
nerty in slaves. Four or five members OF
4 This Jackson family have been Judges or
| congressman, so that Underw0od's south
ern dccriers, who call him q low fellow"
"a thief Justice" and what not, cannot
complain that he does not belong to Virgi-
mia "first families. "--Richmond Cores
pondence Tribune.
II is evident that Underwood has been
Boosting Of his alliance with the F. F. VS..
The Tribme'S correspondent Of course got
his information from the judge. The same
correspondent says:
As matter of course, all the novel sup
portcrs of Mr.. Johnson's policy in Rich
mond deny that there is any popular dam
Scl W .IuuSSI Jul VI any bouy SioN' ~.
Mr.. johnson almost literally said that he
had confidence in jury of Virginia gen.
tlemen." Did he mean Underwood's jury
(who are not "Virginia gentlemen but
sterling American citizens of common
scnse), or jury of the Wises, Pollards,
and so forth? Let this be as il may, the
fact that a bona tide trial of Davis is at
least threatened with dangers. A man
well known in the State, and not, believe,
the worst of the fire-catcrs, said the other
day, "The people of Virginia would not
permit Davis to be executed if convicted
in Virginia. The life Of any man 'coatd be
in danger who would attempt to execute a
sentence of the sort" Would they allow
him to be tried and convicted if it were an
understood thing that he would be par
doncd? That is doubtful, too. The little
interest which Virginans took in the recent
preliminaries, hints, perhaps, that they un-
derstand matters better than we do.
remark, besides, current of cool assu-
rance running through Virginia opinion
The other day, talking to an ex-rebel jour
nalist, / asked what great Virginians were
to mount the vacant pedestals of the eques.
trian Washington monument" Madison
and Monroe, / suppose ~ "Well, yes
and perhaps when things are shaped and
quoted, Lee and Jackson" Perhaps
! Virginia has no more cherished heroes
and this Virginian was sincere.
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GREELEY on Mr.. DAvIs's CAsE-AGAIN.
For our own part, and in behalf of some
others who believe the true, sufficient
bases of Reconstruction to be UNIVERSAL
AMNESTY, IMPARTIAL SUFFRAGE-these
two, and no more-we demand that this
prisoner Of War, or prisoner of State, OF
whatever he may be, shall have the full
legal rights secured to him by the Consti.
tuition and laws of the land. Believing
that any illegal harshness to which he may
be exposed tends to engender new bitter
ness between north and south, and to in
dispose the latter to accept conditions OF
reconciliation which we hold best for each
and all, we shall oppose it as at once a
wrong and blunder. We have still an
open, serious controversy with those who
insist on reconstituting our country on a
basis of Caste and Prejudice, and we can
not afford to give them the advantage OF
truly representing US as making war on
fallen, powerless prisoner of War or OF
Peace. -Ner York Tribune, 18th.
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LYONS EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GIEaSR-for
Indigestion. Nausea, Heartburn. Sick Headache,
Cholera Morbus, Flatulency, dc., where wsrm.
and entire purity makes Ii cheap and reliable ~.
ticle for culinary purposes. Sold everywhere ~
So cents per bottle Ask for "LYoS's" Pure Ex-
tract. Take no other.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
ap lily sold by all druggists.
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Gold for Europe-Ffre I'm Porto Rico.
New YORK, June 13-The steamships
Persia and Marathon sailed with over three
millions five hundred thousand dollars in
gold. .....
The greater part Of the town of Moya-
guez, Porto Rico, was burned on the Goth
ultimo.
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STRI BLING 8 INGS,
NEAR sTAuNToN. VA. ".

This place will be open for visitors on the FIRST
OF JULY. The well known quality OF the waters
makes 1t unnecessary to 90 into particulars; they
are Alum, Sulphur, Chslybeate, and Pfeestone-an
at hand. The alum water IL second to none known;
the sulphur is second only TO the Greenbrier
White and has been resorted to for more than half
a century. The place is comfortably furnished;
and the fare shall be plain, though good and sub
stantial, without any attempt at display, believin
at the present time II will meet the demand Of the
public better to live palmer and charge les.
Terms $3.50 per day, si4 per week, and $50 per
month tof twentr EIGHT days. by the season.
Trottes s Co.'S stages leave Staunton after the ar
rival Of the cars from Richmond for the Springs
daily. CHESLBY KINNEY, ~
is 5-eodlm Proprietor.
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Mr.. Davis's Case again Before the Pre-
sident-PardOn Of n Confederate Ma.
val Ofiicer-GOyernOr Of Montana
NOminated-The n o IN N ee Goes
Straight Over to the Radicals.

WASHINGTON, June 13.-Mr. Charles
O'Conor and Ex-Governor Pratt had a pro-
tractcd interview with the President this
afternoon with reference to the release of
Mr.. Davis on parole.
The President has pardoned Lewis NJ.
Coxsetter, of South Carolina, late officer of
the Confederate navy. Senator Pomeroy
made personal application in his favor.
Representative Green Clay Smith was
nominated to-day Governor of the Terri
tory of Mantana. About an hour after the
nomination had been sent in, this protested
political friend of the President voted for
the constitutional amendment to which it
is known the President is firmly opposed.
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TOOK, LOOK.-New and beautiful
i STYLES Of TOILET SETS, OF direct importation,
at old pric as previous TO the war. Call and ex.
anime Them. ]. q. SNELSoN, Agent,
corner opposite Ballard and Exchange Hotels.
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
THE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
rBxPgRAruRg, FROM sIxrr TO ONE nuspRKp AND
sIS DEGREES. FAHRENHEIT.
rARDY, WILLIAMS / CO.. pRopaIrroas.
Ill be open for the reception Of visitor, JUNE

Will be open for the reception Of visitors yUNI
LIST, 1866.
All the buildings having been repaired, painted.
and fitted out with NEW FURNITURE, LINEN.
BEDS, and TABLEWARE, these SPRINGS Offer
unsurpassed attractions to both the invalid and
pleasure seeker. No expense or effort has been
spared by the propdetors 10 make Il ~ comfortable
and pleasant as possible 10 all visitors.
The HOT WATERS here have been well known
for more than half century TO possess, in . won.
derful degree, tonic, Alternative, detergent, and
stimulating properties, and have become Justly
celebrated for the cure Of rheumatism, Gout,
Diseases of the Liver, Skin, Bladder, and Womb;
Paralysis, the result Of injury serious sfusion;
Contraction of Muscles and Joints, DisrrhGs, and
Dyspepsia, accompanied with sore mouth and
tongue. 1900 MA
New BATH.HOUsES have been erected, BAND
OF MUSIC engaged. and BILLIARD and BOWL.
ING SALOONS fitted up. III ga 80.
The SPLENDID BALLROOM has been tho.
roughly re6tted.
Route from the north, rid Orange and Alexsn.
dria railroad to Gordonsville; thence eta vifgt.
mia Central railroad to Millboro Depot thence to
Hot Springs direct, over turnpike, distance,
twenty mile.,) by Trotter 4 Co.'s stage line.
Route from the south, rid Lynchburg or Rich.
mond, and Virginia Central railroad to Millboso'
Depot.
Terms: - per day I; so per week.
A BAND OF MUSIC is engaged for the season.
nv 17-lm
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aeasly recovered,
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VHHE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
i TRANSFORMATION COMPANY
is now prepared to carry
MONEY AND VALUABLE PACKAGES
to and from Newi York, ST. Louis, and intsrnsdiste
points, and as far south IS Atlanta, os. IN order
to afford the most ample security to shippers. has
AN INSURANCE OF FIVE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND DOLLARS
on the money chests Of the company by each train'
with several leading insurance companies. such -
THE SUN, SECURITY, MANHATTAN, METRO
PoLITAN, AND PHOENIX,
whose aggregate capital and assets amount 70
FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Shippers are thus insured against common car
rier' risk, and security " afforded never before
offered hysny express company. For this
NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE is MADE.
THE NATIONAL EMPIRES, ANpTRAEsPoRTA-
TON COMPANY
cHgAPLY, xfTYG1sSf 4 !, AND sScuRELY
% d0af z Fl. gSs INF ss.' Ssssia.u,
B.F. FIcxIIs. dsnsnl sapsnnisndsns,
&HI ~s-0>A
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ON CONSIGNMENT, SCOTCH ALE
" from the celebrated 'sCambus brewery, 10
''Ss y pins' direct * 2 a4SagiSos 20.
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SHIPPING.

EOR NEW YORK.-ATLANTIC
IL COAST MAIL EAMSHIP AE
COMPAN The new and ele- x5k
CANT side wheel steamship Abe KZf<sE33
MARLE Captain BorRsE, will leayele4sk u
her wharf At Rockets on SATURDAY, the 18th
June, at o'clock A. NJ.
Passengers can 60 aboard the evening previous.
For freight or pessage-accommodanons unsur-
passed--apply 10 SAMUEL AYRES b CO.,
ie i2-4t Cary and Virginia Streets
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nICKENS'S NEW BOOK 4 .. .
u JOSEPH GRIMALDI. sy Charles Disk'ns.
GOLD BRIcg. BY Ms. Ann 9. sssphs.S. p. |
ff66kkTTu3 sR sr AsBEY 4. so..s xosh.
SYk E4gsU4 A. ssR I,Ep By Dickens. 81
GaEEs AZ r So kxh By yis. Hugo 'se
KENNETH; BY BaXard Taylor. N.@. ,.t,
SON OF THR SOIL. 9i.7s st III ..}ss
LuTTRELL OF ARRAN: By Lever. q. "a,
WIVES u H Al, DAUGHTERS. By Mrs. assksii.
A. a. CHRISTIAN 1 CO..
my 10 No. sN Main street, opposite Spots vood
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Congress - Passage Of the COnstitu.
fiOnaI Amendment I'm the House
Stevens supports the Senate Bill
He Proposes to Admit the Tennes-
see Members
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4 RchIaEo11T1 XllR aiiflf{d

IA ,IEIfs3E 81 s. jfjiUst3tJtSI
THI noDEs AHCHf1rgf. a sstss 81 os0fa9i
dspsss, &c. By tsmasl Sloan. volS,-loiie
rHE zRcatTscT. 4 .sIes Of designs Jer Doses
dc and Ornsusntat Cctt3gser so96t1sd W1sA
L.assesgs aarSssEips. y, b En, = 1qlsk
THR MODERN ARCHiTECT; or, Ivsry Csspsnls
hts cwn Master. E0bfssinG plans, slSyidooss
specifications, framing, As., f6f PSivsts HOugss
!. Dwellings,, Churches, h., 10 which II added
new sysfeH Of Stair. Building. By Hetsf Shaw,
rIs e ksStsss!9Rsfi siScIpErs OF cAsrsu1sr.
a treatise ON the grse.ars and Sqsiubgtsn q,
Roofs, Bridges, kt: Alss, nanMcas faSlssf
q kngravings. By Thomas Tfsdsold, Civil IA
Bxs1nS isI PRACTICE OF ARCHITECTURE.
IASsysR's HepERxBuILDzRs GUIDE y Ias
LAf gssliRfs. siiur1ss or ARcHlrEcfuRs. =
Dow elsiisai A.cHtgEcryRS Of couStRY
vAH HaeS WIS 4 IT'S Ia...
rHs sio %aopsks oEoaErRIcAL srAIR.BuIID.
ERs GUIDE. Being . plain, pfsctissI yste9
OF Hand Railing nlualstsd ~ y knGnvings.
BY Simon de Graz. $50. "a ~ .,l,gr
'.s %s'eeSDSSHoUsEA pARHA1, gosss.s!:.. ai
jel2 +, 4. O0yern0r s1seL:
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HARDLY TO ]
FLOUR CONTRACTS.

The Subsistence Department has just
contracted or bid for large quantity of
flour, at sl3.25 per barrel, second quality,
being $3.50 more than it paid two months
ago for same grade.
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ONE HUNDRED STYLES OF
" Ladies' Dress Goods, . full assortment Of Eng.
Lace Collars and 6ots, GO LEVY BROTHERS,
: ten VIZ y. fl'>s ~ Main stseot,
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VIRGINIA SALAD OIL, ENGLISH
Y and FRENCH MUSTARD, SPERM, PARA
FINE, and ADAMANppiME CAN Inrpa, pr.Ip
ieu-Iw No. lilo Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-22

one Of the characters in Sir Walter SCOTS
"St Romans Well"
Rio (called Reo) the famous poodle
dog, the favorite pet and companion of
the statesman for years, both at home
and abroad, has had, since 1863, a
dreamless sleep in the garden. The red
clay mound that marks the place of his
burial still awaits the tablet for which
an appropriate epitaph was once written:
Here rests the remains
OF what. in life. was satire on the human race
And an honor to his own
faithful dog
On the left of the fireplace Of the room
we last spoke of, in winter, and in the
veranda in summer, is generally seen the
owner of the premises. The man is
known personally, and by thousands of
pictures, from the St. Lawrence to the
Rio Grande. The face is SO kind that it
is almost handsome; and many years of
high thought, generous deeds, and pa
tient suffering have given it that peculiar
look of the maturely good which is al
most beautiful. His age on the llth Of
February, 1866, was fity-four. The eyes
are large, dark, habitually thoughtful,
and almost sad, sometimes full of brill
liant power, and always fine. His dress
is much as described by the Blind
Chaplain" whom we will quote hereaf
ter, except that in summer it is usually
white The pure and delicate fabrics of
the outer. garment, however, hide the
heavy wooden that i'll health and neural
gia compel him to wear
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Alexander H. stephens as;Home.

The following extract from Henry
cleveland's biography, now in press,
commences with a description of Mr..
Stephens private room at his home in
Charlottesville;
The inner room is the Sanctum sane.
iorHm. If the visitor comes in winter, a
light tap is given on the door; quick
but pleasant voice says "come in, and
turning the top knob of the door gives
admitiance. All is open in summer
there is pretty carpet of green flowers,
low French bedstead, draped in white.
The walls, too are white There is
bureau and mirror, cot bed for waiting
boy-Ti m-washstand and toilet furni.
ture. Over the mantle Brady's i'm.
perial photograph, taken in 1865,
of which our third engraving is a
COPY. II is fanked on the right
by the picture of Faith at the
Gross" given while at Fort Warren,
hy much valued lady friend; on the
left by an embroidered watch-stand and
pair of lamps; then bookcase with
broken glass, and bundles Of paper in
great seeming disorder The disorder is
not so great but the owner can find what
he wishes and before the confusion in
cident to the late war, no statesman kept
such perfect order among SO many vari-
ous papers. There is a little, round-top
writing table, with eyelet press, and pa
pors aud scraps. Moro papers and scraps
are in the little table drawer, aud the
mind Of the owner is the index TO them
all, IL they are not disturbed. That am
noys hun greatly. His old Office and
another library are at the courthouse,
but be seldom goes TO it
On the worsted heartrug Of this room
In winter, and on the grass Of the yard
in summer, lounges a huge, brown mas
tiff named Troup. Near this larger spec
linen Of the canine specie, is usually seen
: ltas black terrier. with a chronic
rrowf: be IS caleb Frank. 4 restless
yellow pup sometimes intruacs, but is
generally sent away with the proper re
buks ir5m bis grave seniors He bears
the appropriate ns,ao OF siF lingo hinks,
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JOBBERS IN
COfTeeS, Sugars,
MOlasSeS, SyrupS,
Rice, Tea, Nails, Tar,
Wooden Ware, Soaps,
Starch, White Fish,
Candles, Bagging,l
Tobacco, Mackerel,
COrdage, TWine,
Cotton Yarns,
Etc. Etc, Etc., Rte, Ete.
CPEcIAL. ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE
- iiling of urdcrs.
No. go Front street.
MEMPHIS. TENN. lu