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thought sometimes ito this. When
she sits there by the IRE or by the win
dow musihg, cit down by herand love
her thoughts out of her. Cast that
fatal dignity to the winds that has
come between so many young creatures
and the heart to which they should lie
nearest in these important, forming
years.
Respect is good in its place, but
when it freezes up your daughters soul
utterance-when it sends her for SYM
pathy and companionship to chance
guides, what thenf A word, loving,
kind word zstEthe right zmoment=no
mind can eyerestimsts dts Importance.
Remember trfs wheh You see the sad
wrecks of womanhood about you, and
amid the sweeping waves of lifes cares
and life's pleasures, whatsoever else you
neglect, do not fail to know what that
young daughter of yours is thinking
about. p, n, 4
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One Hundred Dollar,

One Hunureu DoIiurs ffD .----.| :
Reward will be paid by Messrs. c. G.
Clark & Co., for medicine that win
cure coughs, colds, Group, whooping
cough, or relieve consumptive, cough as
quick as Goes Cough Balsam. -1a
Let all our readers know that Goes
Dyspepsia Cure will certainly cure the
worst cases in existence, will stop pain
aftef eating as soon as You take 1t, and
is most excellent article for all diseases
of the stomach and bowels. prs"
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Fir Understandlnx.. =.

r, Messrs. Blonde s BaShman have Just
received theiraFall and Winter stock OF
baaets. shoes and CATERS. The assort-
mept is large, varied and complete, and
viii be disposed of at the lowest rates.
Cali at the corner of Main street and
Sprigg alley and secure bargains.
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No CnlOinel.

No one is safe in taking Mercury in
any form, without knowing it. DR.
EOFFs Pills contain no Calomel or Mer.
curry. They can be taken safely by all
ages and conditions. They have no
equal as family medicine. Sold by
T. H. Logan g. Co, and Logan, List &
CO.. wholesale and retail Druggists.
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Inamepse Stock.

The most extensive and attractive
stock of Dry Goods ever offered in this
market has just been opened by Geo.
r. Taylor & CO., where you always find
gentlemen ready to show You every at
tention. Read their advertisement,
and call and see them. 90 i sOZ 4
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LYONS EXTRACT OF Pure JAMAICA 6NsEis-
for Indigestion. Nausea Heartburn Sack Head.
ache, Cholera horbus, &c. where a warming,
genial stimuiaht Is reeuired .Itscarefnl prepa-
ration and entire purity makes, il . cheap and
reliable article for culinary purposes. Sold ev-
'eery where, at 50 cents per botd -ry =;
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TOWN TRIPLES.
New Advertisements.

Mrs. d. E. Ewing announces the
opening of new Millinery Goods.
The Steamer c. f. Hillman is adver-
tised to leave for Cincinnati Saturday
evening.
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Useful Recipes.

Some time age VIC published several
useful recipes, for the use principally OF
houskceperS. This morning We give
Others, that will prove invaluable to
all ladies, of every station in hfe-to
those contemplating, as well as those
who have already perpetratcd, matri-
mony:
To PRESERVE PEACHES.
Bu; two bushels OF sound pairs; put
them in an empty store box, anu set
them away in dry garnet as near the
ton of the house rs such receptaclcs are
generally built; in about month add
to them half buSbel of ounces. About
Christmas take the box out to the pig
sty and empty the contents in the
trough. The little pOrkers will he de-
lighted with the treat.
TO MAKE CREAM CAKE.
Take pound of yeast, two table
spoonfuls offour, sevcnty-tive ounces of
rich lard, five ounce of good rich but
ter. and mix with bottle of hair oil.
Season to suit the taste with Crab Or
cbard salts. This will he found to he
very rich.
TO MAKE Calls FOOT Jelly.
Procured new Britannia ware, or sill
yer, goblet, and place, in q. bureau
drawer under lock and key, Then buy
A pound Of clean glue, eleven ounces of
gum Arabic, and five ounces of isinglass.
Dissolve them together, and add half
gallon of aquafortis. Apply just above
the hoof of the calf. In three days you
will find that it has jellied BEAUTIFULLY.
TO KEEP SKIRTS CLEAN on THE STREETS.
b Nothing is more annoying 10 a lady
nothing is so trying to the most
amiabIe temper-than to have a nice,
clean. wcll-starched skirt ruined by
the filth the city authorities allow to
accumulate upon our streets. Several
articles have been invented TO hold
them M. so as 10 keep them from
coming in contact with the dirt, but
nothing that we have seen is equal 10
the following simple plan: When
dressing for the street, lay your skirt
ON the bed. or across chair, and let
it remain until you return from Your
promenade. You will be astonished
to find that it will he perfectly clean
not so much as speck upon it-unless
it is in fy-time. tagy
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Observation-Disclosures.

!. StOcknOiueIss
1,THERR. WILL BE A MEETING
] Of the Stockholders of the HOWARD lRON
WORKS at the office of DR.. Z. A. HII,DREIH,
Fourth Street, on Friday, October 18th, at $
Directors for the ensuing year, and the trahSac-
ton Of Important business.
octI2td r. II. GILLESPY, Sec'y./
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THE RE CHS II E X

WIN strive to make the popular mind wiser by
con viction,n rather than s.avirh by diGtat,on,
and win labor 10 disseminate only such views
upon current questions "a bear the stamp Of
reason aud the seal of truth.
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Saratoga Spring Water. sold by all
Druggists
S. T.-ls6s. amount OF Plantation
Bitters spld in one year it something startling.
They would fill Broadway six feet high, from
one Of the institutions of New York. 1t is said
that Drake painted all the recks in the Eastern
States with his cabsistic -. I -is6O.-X., ="
and then got the old granny legislators to pass
a law preventing disfguring the face Of Ma
ture, which gave him monopoly. We do not
know how this is, butwe do know the Plantation
Bitters SELL as no other article ever did They
are used by all classes Of the community, and
are death on Dyspepsia-certain- They are very
invigorating when languid and weak, and q
great appetizer.
2 Saratoga spring Water, sold by all
Druggists. Go .-. o.. ..rr- .f.
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An Autumn suggestion.

Now as heavy fogs ari-e aud searching winds
commence to blow; now, as the human body
exhausted like inaninnate nature, by the heats
Of summer, bsgios TO wilt and droop; nov, ere
the Indictment winter make, its trying onset
NOW is the time tor . preparatory course pl
he best soolimstng medicine in existence, 7
HoSTETTERS SrORACHBITTERs.J
Fever and Ague is rampant in all parts Of
the country. Quipine, the physicians admit,
will not queli the phase OF the disease which at
present pervades IKE entire West. It 10 well
that tits SO, for the remedy tso-c.le9 is dead.
Ier than the maIady. But If quinine is ineff.
cispt in In tern;ttant feyerS . -....
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Still e431ahaf
Ths late improved Singer Sewing
Machine, with folding tables, all com
plete, at a reduced price. Calf and
see them at 80 Main street.
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DIED :

On the 9th day Of October, 1866 BRIDGET
KNOWLES, in the s4th year Of her age.
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RING sATssRI ID III II
ID their patrons are prepared tn encourage IN
enterprise which has for It's object the proiec-
tion and promotion of the welfare 81 the whlts
race in this Republic, and the development anu
elevation of chr young and promising Stare
tbe Propri.tors Of the Wh.elipg Register nave
enlarged and improved this paper 10 meet me
demands of increased circulatiT- and growing
nopu,a,itv. aud no n take pleasure in p esenthg
IN he p.cple Of this State. the Largest, vent
e.t and Most Reliable Paper ia West
Virginia. -
THE REGISTER can point to its past
| history AZ the surest and best index Of ifs III
l-turs course upon al questions oil NatohHl
| 1t .ts poljcy. Relieving that the war wa- ended
| and lis legitimate pnrpns.s attained WIN 'he
surrender Of the rrbei armies, ana me a"a"u1i'
mept Of slavery and secession by the south me
| REGISTER win DO the unfirching ADVOCATE oi Al,
| m, assures that tend 10 promote tne naI'hai
harmony to restore the unity OF the GoVerh'
y,e,t and 70 extend to all sections the pric Tess
| b, easings of M impartial Union ana asunR
! pesce. /, o i'll be equ ly firm in its opposition
! r. ali MARKHAM schemes that impose unjust ana
nnwarr. nted conditions upon the reunion Of a
| Gnyerpment that was never broken, that guar
.ntse prrpatual asrendancy to one political mar
~ and uncbanying ostrsnism To every other,
| and tb,t IN art the wishea If every patriotic
( heart by leaving our country still DIVIDED, our
| n. opIe disnnited our Union uurest"Ten. Tier.
sting the opinion Of all men, while sfeadtastlN
| .dyScatipe its own, despising the pro'cIipt'Ve
| hiyotrv of fan ticism white firmly adtering 10
| its own convictions of right and duty
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is published every Friday. It's contents will be
made mp Of all important news of the week
T. leg, sphic reports. Transactions in the Markets
Fdjiotfals upon subjects of general interest, an
Agricultural Column. clM CORE spOnden'e
from all p rtS of the State chic literary and
poetic u selections and large amount of care
fully pre- part cd miscellaneous reading suitable
ta all classes Of the community. In short, the
WEEKLY REGISTER will cOntinre IN be the
best family newspaper euH Published IN this
State.
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New Dried Peaches,
T1ntsiftgencer copy st.i
y5ITSe d Coaf Consnmers.

Alta mksTINGr Or TasE .C,sAL
"A MEecHANTS Of the city Of Wheeling
AID vicinity held October 18Th, the toi,owing
Clean Coal delivered to Factories -. sc per bn.
Nut I" t-g''UruCDtn q -----.bfc :
Clean Coal delivered TO private consul :.
meIs-.- -...----- -..---ioc
Nut Coal delivered to private consul
No Mixed Coal will be offered or sale after
the above date. WM. SHOIKEY, Pres't-
ISAAC CDITs Jr., Sec'y b.. octz liz
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Notice.

Notice.
HAyING Pure HAsE ID q "
III LEWIS N0BERsS, dec'i. the Cirzr Sto,.
No l6s. Main Str ct al p,rsons who ale indsht'
cd 20 the establishment mu.t make imms.iists
pay Dent and AL having clAirns agar - AZ NM
present THIN FOR payment 1870
CASPAE BREIDESSTEIy.
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THE TRI-WEEKLY

Is published every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday, apd contains besides the contents OF the
p. exceeding issues OF the Daily. MANY valuable
items prepared especially for this publication
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HoSTETTER'S BrrTRRS

is irresistible. 1t would be sal. to make 4 con-
tract, under heavy penalties, that any given
"Fever-snd, que District" should be exempted
from the disorder for any particular tiGe pro
vided every inhsbitaut would take the BIT.
TIERS According TO directions, during the term
of thecon;ract. There has never been An IN.
stance in " hi"h hi. s,erlingl invigorant add
anti. fsbrle medicine has failed to ward of the
complaint when taken duly as q protection
agsibst malaria. Hundreds of physicians have
abandoned all the offcinal specifies and now
prescribe this harmless veEet.bls tonic. and
nothing else, as q prevent We, snd cure for all
the forms Of chil!s and fvrsr. yigor is the
thing most nssdiul in tbe~e oAsss n weil a. in
dyspspsiA and ns,yous Affections, and T1IOie 4
s3lJn9 HosTErgKRs BITTERs "a % /
~ ~, .as..t survst ana moat vholesome
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HoSTETgKRss BITTERs

are the safest, sur~ss ana most wholesops
strengthening preparation that human skill hss
ret connected. .ersf !
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The Mining, Agricultural and
Grazing Interests
THE ARBEITER FREUND

An elegant Journal printed in the German Ian.
gnaye and leaned for the benefit Of on German
CT. zens is published weekly at the REGISTER
office.
Feeling grateful for the generous encourage.
m-nt with which the friends OF the RE SIsCER
have hitherto rewarded their efforts, the Pro-
prieto,s hope by conrinurd enterprise and en-
rrgv to msritin the future the same liberal pa.
tronaga which their paper has heretofore re.
ceived
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LARGELY far than that of ans other paper in
the state ma es il the best advertising medium
In West Virginia.
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Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
nm rnfa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-02
Notice to Stock Traders.

That we are prepared 10 take care Of any
number Of horses and mules on sale. We have
several lots TO rent for that purpose, and the
best stand in the city to sen Stock We would
slsosay 20 our friends that We &re ready 70 take
care Of their Wagons and Stock Is heretofore
and In fact we will try to acc0nlfn odats sY cry
body IN our line. We expect 70 nave regular
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
The Memphis and Charleston
7AILROAD

/ Is prepared - receive ana nav s-ran4hoas
charges aud drayaEe On frsiVhs- -r,-,s+5---f =
parties at the folsFtng points on t5e Ns----if.
I and Chariesfou EsilrfIzd W. -- -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-02

~ The personal effects Of Homer G..
Hubbel, the missing cashier of the Mis-
sisquoi Bank, at Sheldon, VT, viii be
sold at auction, commencing the twenty
ninth instant. They consist Of blOoded
sheep, horses and carriages, clothing, a
piano, household furniture Of every de-
scription, and a choice lot Of wines,
brandies and malt liquors; and also four
gold watches and chains. The above
property includes an extraordinary
amount Of clothing and boOts-such as
twenty-five pairs Of pants, twenty pairs
Of boets, but very little worn, fifteen
vests, and 8 number OF Overcoats. In
his safe, which was broken open, was
discovered a five hundred dollar United
states bond and four hundred dollar
pTOmIs5Ory note. Over 2 wardrobe in his
house was also discovered. covered with
dust eight thousand and five hundred
dollars in bills Of the BIissisquoi Bank
signed by the President and Cashier. He
had evidently provided against .'rainy
day,h for twenty-one umbrellas were
among his effects.
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PRICE or SUBSCRIPTION.
- N AnYTRTIsINe.

One scuare one insertion q y
each additional insertion
two weeks
one month ~
EE Al sdvertissments considered due alter
the irzt insertion. 80. :.
~ haEht lines Of solid nonpsrel ccnslltnte "A
square. a., .---,-r ,-,tt-,
EF- an Advertisements IN the Special Nollee
column win be charged p cents per llne,
HE- Marriage and death neuces published a.
other Advertisements
s- an Advertisements n - marked for epe-
efGsd tine viii be discontinued a. lne enc ol
one week. -.
ra- an advertisements for the Appeal must
be handed IN at the Clerks desk
- TFrasis7st ddJerfLsenssats nliSsS b paid g0r
a. -'ucltoc.
weekly paper, unless by special contract
sa- Advert isamentS 10 BE- inserted In the
uVaal-lv nsper only, or At Irregular Intervals in
either Of the papers VIII De chazsea q l-E
square for each and every insertion.
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FREEDMEN's AFFAIRS IN SOUTH
EAHnHTNA


Mr.. VIM. Henry Treseott, the Execu-
| tive Agent Of the State OF south Caro-
/ lima, and VIM. WhAley, who represents
I a very large number OF the states sea
/ Islands. and Mr.. Aiken, the Represent
ative from the Charleston District, were
/ heard before the Committee on Freed
mems Affairs OF the House this morn
/ ing. Mr.. Trescott said that he did not
/ come there to object 70 the organization
/ Of the Freedmen's Bureau as provided
/ for by the bill. He was ready TO admit
! that, IN the present transition state, the
| Rureau might be very serviceable; nor
did he object TO the Government perfect
/ ing its obligations TO the freedmen but
( the question was whether il wasnot posi-
4 be toreconefle theobligations to the freed
men and justice to the owners. Maj.-Gen.
/ sherman, by his order, has pledged the
I faith Of the Government % the freshmen.
The President, by his amnesty circular
No. Is, has pledged the faith Of the Gov
erument 70 the owners. More than that,
the Tax Commissioner had disregarded
the order Of Gen. Sherman IS invalid,
and had actually collected from the very
lands which by this bill were taken from
the owners one or two hundred thousand
dollars of taxes in excess OF the whole
quota of direct tax Of the State. Thus,
ON one department OF Ll4t GOhGtl4AleLt
the owners were made 10 pay the tax
by another department they were de-
prived Of possession. Mr.. Trcscott then
examined the practical condition Of
the section Of country affected by this
bill, both as the freedmen would be az
feeted by possession, and those freedmen
who were not given This pTiviledge. He
called 70 the attention Of the Committee
that the proportion of those benefited
was very small; that in Edisto, for ex-
ample, there were not more than sixty
seven pOssessOrs' titles of one hundred
and fifty freedmen, and that most Of
these were held by freedmen who had
left their homes, when this bill would
have protected them Ia wandering about
the country. He dwells upon the injury
70 the State, and the difficulty sure 70
arise In the Constitutions of different
states for different classes of freedmen,
and proposed, as the number was very
small Of those to be benefited, the injury
10 the community very large, and that, |
as the good faith Of the Government was
pledged TO both parties, the small num-
Der OF freedmen be settled upon grants Of
public land under the sections Of the I
bill
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~. Joseph McCrea, who keeps a faro
bank in GAINESVILLE, Ohio, had some sixty
four thousand five hundred dollars stolen
from him on Saturday morning. The
money was taken from under his pillow
while he was asleep in his room at the
American Hotel
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AucTIoM sALEs

at our yard every week, and perhaps oftener.
call II you want anything in our line. We Will
keep always on hand stock for sale, opposite
HardWick House. Adams street.
W. c. ANDERsoN & SON.
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ra- The people Of Columbus, Ca, pro-
pose raising subscriptions for the purpose
Of erecting a monument 10 the memory
Of the Confederate officers and privates,
from that city, who fellin the late bloody
gtrlluula
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Westward Ira
IHe NOnntttlOn D Inas EtouIc
Is Complete.
ALL RAIL AND no STAGING.
Faro Loss
Than by Any Other Route.

+ Trains on the Mississippi Central Railroad
leave Grand Janctisn On Tuesday. IhUrs.iEy
and SATURDAY. at clock p-ua.
. Trains on the Mobile aud Ohio Railroad leave
C0rinth going North sHd south on Mondays
Wednesdays and FEidsys-snutl A l>10 an.
and North al $50 am.
. At Iseatur reE7larconueCtiCnss s-e made with
the Nashville aud Dega1ur Road for Nashville,
LOUISVILLE, ete.
At Stevenson connections are made With
trains on the Nashville ans Chaltzn0oga kall-
road
At ChattGnou-n couneccious are made vita
trains On the East IeRnezsee and Georgia and
OF Georgia. South ana North Carolina, Virginia
and the North.
| For through q ilzets and further inform don,
apply At Nc. Ia Cslurt street, OF at the Memphis
snd Charleston DSs0t.
". J. ROSS. Gent Supt.
C. l. ANDERSON,
General Freight aud Ticket Agent.
JULIUS HAYDEN,
taI4Im General Travelling Agent
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". j. Burton,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER,
FIRE SOOING,
Paper Hanging, Marbllng, ,lGraInIHg, Etc.
"a Unien St., Memphis, Tenn.
LUMBERI LUMBER | LUMBER I!

rnon RED Cedar Posts 7. a and q feet long
DtUH1 Al 95 TO 40 dollars per III, board meas
,lrs. Also. q general assortment OF Building
Tnr,is7r such az SiIls, joists, Studs, Rafters.
sleaafbifes Inch Boards, Cypress, Poplar and
uTi,ifs Pine Flooring, dressed siding and clear
Wrhiie Pine, ShihZles, Laths, Doors, sash and
YIar.i-foot of Washington street
Orders nom tina country promptly attended
20. M. Z. COCHRAN.
ja2l-lm
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EZTThe General Superintendent Of the
Illinois Central Railrcad, W. r. Arthur,
ESQ, has resigned, and Is succeeded by
MIR. NJ. Hughitt.
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TRANSPORTATION.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

w r. 1fssgSEs, who has been for some tim,
w conueHted with the Atlantic and glr-s-
Westeru Railway. and Cotton Express al &C.
elnuati. has been appointe1 % act as Agent fr-
the Company AZ tuis point, aua % now r-a-
pared 70 contract for Freight % al points Easf
tags this Great Thruugh Route a10rss
All freight over this line for New fcrlz E0es
through Without change Of cars, thereby s1riu9.
the delay o. transfer attending other lines. and
ianatnz the freight In New YORK Ia maeh bet
Onles-Eo. IL Madison street. ai5
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Important to Travellers
RErWEEN
MEMPHIS & EASTERN CITIES.
Ths Great Broad -Guags
Atlantic and Great Western RalWay

Il nov opsu and running two daily fasf sx-
pres trains from Cincinnati % esW YORK Az
ali Eastern cities. Fzsse1I-ers vLll end rlls r.
most desirable route. Ine equa pnleuts Of -lls
roaaears unsqualsd BY any on his conrlEe-
Elegant Palace Sleeping ears accom- pauF al
uighr trains. and smoking ears on al r-ltus.
meals and the uubroken Broad Cfuage O1lHrs %
the traveller a degree OF security. euIdf0rt AZ
speed not 70 be found on any other route Con
route are certain als0 c1uueCliOns iQr k1rta-
burg- Philadelphia Baltimore and " sslliugt
Tickets can be had and baEEsge checzsd
through at al principal 5outhWesteru C@ces-
For further iuI0ruafisu aud thronEs tickets,
apply - LARRY HARaSlAD,
Agent IN. Cen. Railruad V Jefiersou srrssat.
or 70 r 3. BY INGreN,
Agent Chicago and 81. Louis Railroad, No. IS
Madis01 street, Memphis, Team OF
SIDNEY COOK.
dal9 9rr Cfayus0 h0u=e.