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THANKs-Our young friend Oscar
Haic, agent Of the Pioneer Express Com
pany has placed u under obligations for
renewed fsvors, in The way Of late
raueT=-
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Gen. sherrnan'a Letter.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l3.-The Alex
andria La Democrat publishes q letter
from Gen. w. 7. Sherman, to a friend in
Rapides Parish, in which the eontorted
general impression that his appointment
Of Superintendent Of the Louisiana MILF
tary academy was d0e to Bragg o. Reau-
regards denied. He also ~c0utroyerts
the impression that when he left Louis
lana De was pledged not to take service
against the South. He said at Alexan-
dria that war would be the unavoidable
result Of SECESSION and at New Orleans,
on the eve Of his departure for st. Louis,
he might have said 70 Bragg that he was
not going North TO seek military service,
which was true. lie refused to enter the
volunteer force first called out ~ Lin
coin because he thought that the whole
South would become involved in s. war,
which could be handled only oy vast
armies of regulars. Gen. Sherman
concludes, ~ wish the South
well, and if I have been a scourge,
think how much better that it was |
than Ben Butler or some other Of that
school,
Gen. Sheridan il replying to the letter
in the New York NsWs from Gen. Early,
| centradicting the United States Official
| reports Of the Confederate forces ana
losses, has published letter IN the CFss-
cent, showing that he captured more
men as prisoners, thsn Early reports Was
his entire force.
The Adiutant-Gensra Of Mississippi
l,ss revoked the order disarmiag the ne
! oroes. the a-ppreheHsions Of danger hav-
ing passed over,
The lines North are down-REP.)
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nea- William Cullen Bryant made a
speech in New York, a few days since,
which he commenced with this anee
dote;
"Some years since, while travelling IN
the south of France 7 fell IN with a priest
of thaf country, who, discovering thai
my companion and myself were from the
United States, began to talk of America.
All said he, there are good things il
America. There is Father So-and-so,'
naming a Catholic Priest of some repute,
residing at that time in Kentucky, whose
name / have forgotten. Then turning Il
the bystanders he said Admirable man
he civilized Kentucky"
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES



New ORLEANS, Jan. l3.-The steamer
Alabama has arrived from Liverpool.
Cotton lively. Sales of five thousand
hides Of Middliuga at from - 10 SOC; corn
active, at from II lJleSI I75 molasses,
500 soc; gold, 3Ss.
Brownsville advices say that the re-
Gently surprised Liberals were captured
through the treachery Of one of their
number. They were sE route for Fer
u8ndo, with thirteen wagons.
While a party of Crawford's men wet
embarking to capture a gunbOat m0ored
near Matam0raS, 3 musket was accideE-
tally discharged, which created some
CONSERVATION, and the exchange Of sew
eral v0lieys from either side. The in
tended capture was thus frustrated.
The state OF affairs at Monterey is 80
alarming that the better class Of citizens
are leaving for San Luis POtosi with their
specie Gud al their mOveabies.
The Mobile Adpsrascr saysthe steamer
Lilly, captured by the outlaws was res
cued at Montgomery Hill by a detach-
ment of the TWenty-firt Missouri. After
landing about seyenty-ive bales of Gov
eminent cotton, the outlaws left The
officers Of the boat, who were in durance
vile during the possession by the gueril-
jay, 10y AlAHf tAEAEoottA NtACtA AEAEl AAA1LAt-
ton to prevent any government cotton
going down the Alabama river.
There was q large fire at Talladega.
involving a loss Of seyenty-iye thousand
deIlars. .
-Four ear loads of cotton were burned
on the Texas Central Railroad, enroute
to Houston. Loss thirty thousand dol
.-srs.
The third Michigan cavalry have been
disaTmed at San Antonio, for mutiuy.
Another National Bank has been or
gained at Galveston.
The Liverpool and New Orleans steam
ship company are building new vessels
to make the trip IN eighteen days.
The agent Of the French trans-Atlan-
tic steamship company Is here, and has
obtained ample wharfage facilities for
the steamer ornet, at New Orleans.
The PcGgJG5e notices very apprOyingly
the tests Of DIR. Everett Of this city, Of
an acoustic telegraph he has invented.
Neither electricity, batteries, chemicals
or poles are required. The apparatus is
very simple, working easy and certain.
The alphabet is based on scientific
principles, and easily learned.
Capt. Coleman, OF the late C. S. A., 8
grandson Of JnO. ]. C~Tittenden and
utpHth u GcH- IiAtOWI Ieil I1I
to-day, being banished. He was tried by
q Military Commission for some act OF
steamboat burning, whilst under Forrest,
and offered the choice Of death or expa-
uiatiOn.
Owing to the excessive demands Of the
Gas Company for lighting the streets,
the Mayor has been authorized to cali
for proposals blight about three Thousand
lamps with the best quality Of Petroleum.
The Carolina sailed for Liverpool, and
the Neshannoek, Bugler and Costa Rica
for New York.
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ENJOYS * SoSs.-Ihs eGUerPrisiHg
firm keep constantly on hand complete
hles Of Northern papers and periodicals,
and never FORGET the printer.
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LATE PAPERs-BleIock & Co, vsster-
day placed upon cur table ST. L0uis pa
pers Of the eleventh, in advance Of the
mails.
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CiOthfnK-At reduced Prices 20 make room
for a large Spring StocN.-We have determined
70 close out Cur large stock OF winter clothing
al S small advaucs, We manufacture ell cloth
ing IN store and guarantees qualities and make.
Call soon ct Robson, AiJcAeI & Cos, ~ Sc
cond street, AyTos' Block. JeIs-3t
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Union Methodist Chureh.-Rey. J. Il.
Pearne, late Of New Orleans, the newly ap-
poited pastor Of this church. viii preach, Prov
idsnee permitting, Sabbath morning at eleven
O'Clock. Members OF the Methodist Church
and the pucllc generally, are invited to attend.
Services IN the Court room, In the GIeeuIaw
Buheing, SECOND street, below Union. Jals2t
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5000 bed Cedar POsfs-Just received by
a. g Cochran, who has also on hand q large
assortment ofbRildinE lumber, fencing dressed
white pine, lslhs, shingles, sash md blinds.
Yard al foot 81 Washington street. iaIS-lt
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Columbian Gin.

Honuets aud Fine Millinery GOods.-A
Ia Parisienne.-Ladies who desire the latest
style OF dress goods sud notions, and who de-
sire the latest Partisan styles Of Millinery,
should not fan to call on Mrs. Gogen, Al No. %S
Main aireef.
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rs the Date Of the worlds end revealed IN
The Biblee" Rev. Mr. Davis viii preach upon
this subject this morning at eleven o'clock, in
Lie Cumberland P~resbvteslan Chnrch.
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NEGRO killed. negro soldier, De-
longing u the Fhiy-ninth regiment was
yesterday killed in their camp ground,
by the accidental discharge Of a muskeL
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NAVIGATION AGAIN OPEN TO ST.
LOCs-ToTAL Loss OF THE BELLE
AESIPHIs.-OUr business community and
the public generally, viii be gratided TO
learn that the river between Cairo and
St Louis, which has been so efectually
blocksded with ice, during the past three
or four weeks, as 70 render navigation
impossible, Is again clear and open 10
the latter point. The following telegram,
also, announces the total destruction Of
the steamer Belle Memphis, caused by
the giving way fer the second time this
winter, Of the iee-gorge at st. Louis:
81 LOUIs, Jan. T.
70 ". c Postal, agent Memphis Packet Co:
The Relic Memphis is a total loss. The
river Is open. Send the boats through.
HENRY ". SMITH.
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RIVER MATTERS.
weather anu EssStueas.

The weather yesterday was warm and pleas
ant, sHd under the benihcent effects OF the
suns rays the mud has entirely disappeared
from the Leves-ior The present, we mean.
business was decidedly better on the Levee
yesterday than on any previousday during the
week. Itwas remarkably brisk
The river opposite this point stln continues
10 decline.
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DRhiis BeaVer, Trio0t, Engiish, Melton,
and Harris Cashmere Business Suits, IN every
style, and @ varied assortment Of Overeoats, al
manufacturer low prices, a. Iloosson, Mitchell
& Cos, ~ Second street, Ayres' Block. iylS-3t
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TiBHars, Japan ware, OF every de-
Ecuption, 81 PrsscOtt's Coal on and Lamp En-
porium, - JEFFERSON street. jRla-2t
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PaInfiBE-We call the particular attention
o. pers0ns Of taste 20 the card Of Mrs Vesus, a.
a teacher ofOn Painting and Of drawing, espe'
ciaIiy from Nature. airs. v Is the first female
artist Of this country, as her works, in the pos
session OF our best citizens, sufficiently attest
Nothing equal % them has ever been seen IN
this city.
Asa Landsospe Painter, She rivals the most
famous painters Of AlEerca-snd parents
whose daughters have talent, cannot do better
than learn an art that IS far superior IN It's In
anenees on their whole lives 20 al others.
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Home ERferPrIse.-MesTs Blelock & Co.
publisher, have laid upon ourtahle a copy Of
a new Spelling Book just issued from their
press. II is the first of series Of School Books
that are soon TO make their deb0tfron Inc same
enbeTprising firm.
The title Of the series is q be steflings scuth-
srn Series Of spsllers and Readers
We have given the volume before as acriteal
examination, and pronounce II a very superior
book, and well worthy the notice and exalaIna-
ton Of our teachers, % whom We c0mmendlt Il.
FsRs Bread-The self-rising Flour, invented
and manufactured by Allen r. Morgan is grow
Ing in favor every day, with good houseksep-
sHs. By using this selfrtsing Flour the care
waste and expense Of yeast powders Is entireiy
avoided The entire package or barrel, Il put
through me process, ana ss long as there is q
Psnnd IN the barrel, you are sure Of COED bread.
Ar. Alien only suggests that d have one trial
oy any good h~ousekeeper. He Is sure theresf-
ter 81 her custom. For further parttcuiars see
advertisement IN another column.
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Hunting suIts.-Englsh Fustian, CoTdu-
roy and Velvetiue Hunting Suits, just received
at Robson. Mitchell & Co.'S, seSecond street.
Ayrea' Block. 5Gl3-St
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HOuseiseepers VIII md a good assortment
Of China, Glass, and QueenswEre, and House
Furnishing Goods generally, at DoiGnEsrs
China Store, No.44 North aide Of Court Square.
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Dry Goods bought during Tie recent panic
IN New York, at panic prices, At 4. J. Dalton 4
Co.'S, No. Sd North Court street.
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Drake 4 Co, ~ Main street, are now onsE'
ing OvsrcOals, shaWlz, Blankets and winter
under Wear at greatly reduced prices, 20 make
room for Spring stocks. j~anI4-2t
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o Dozen HGcklebsTry Towels, only 50 50
par dozen, at r. J. Dalton & Co.'S, 80 North
Court street.
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GrOeeFies-AezrA !. F. Frank & co, No. IS
Front Street hAyeA mostcomP.stss stock ofGro-
esrie4. They sell AZ wholesale ana rstal. Tbst
groceries sns fssh and pure, andthsy ssu thsm
Il Sstss EbisR tasaFs satkfAsaep,
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Caaada Observation-Disclosures Fenlan Bit.
tiers G sure preventive Of Cholera.
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Memphis and Charleston RGfiEOsd-
Notice 10 Passenges-By applying or tickets
At No % Court street, you VIII avoid The crowd
At the Depot Ticket once, and hsvc less trouble
in getting TO the cars. Through tickets FOR sale
20 81 principal citIes- ORnibus Office AZ the
same place, JULIUS HAYDEN,
daZs-im Passenger Agent
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sioIG asad

Gold continues 10 be remarkably sluggish,
although 1t has somewhat appreciated in rates.
It is now buying IN small amounts, for IS cenis
bat in round Sums i; would command as much
as O. cents. Holders however begin to exhibit
some reluctance in dealing, even at the outside
figure, confident that a reaction cannot be far
in the future. The selling price has settled with
some uniformity, at 40 cents.
Silver retains ali Of its yesterdays GuIness
and remains at IS buying, and 80 selling.
UnsuFrent Funds.
Except Ia the issues ofthe Banks OF Tennessee.
the activity Of Southern money has undeuis-
bly, declined. Even the old issue OF the Bank
Of Teunessee is shakeuin the frmness OF figure.
and the appreciative tone, it has lately evineed-
Although q considerable buying operation to-
day, upheld It in the IS cents it at present de-
mands, the tendency is nevertheless strong In
the depreeiauye direction Of IS cents
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Law CaFd-we respectfully Gail attention
% ire card Of C. ". Letcslf, Attorney and
Counsellor at Law, No. g south side Of Court
square. Hs Is an Intelligent and practical
lawyer.
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Go GO BaIeh's star Gallery, zig Main
street. FOR dBs photographs and aIzbEotype5.
ial4-5t
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The Bess ana cheapest stock Of Gents. fur
nishIng goods In Memphis. al J. Dalton &
Co.'S, 40. g North Court street, between Main
and Second Etrasls.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-14

Lectures On PrOpheey.-Rev. Joshua Y.
Eine viii give f lecture Al the ChunceTy Court
Room, Greenlsw Block, ON Second street, this
evening at O'Clock. Subject The Prophetic
History Of this World and close OF the Dispen-
satiOn. The public are invited.
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Gsrman soap, Memphis manufacture, squa
10 any. Call at No. 40 JEFFERSON street, Prescott
Coal Oh and Lamp Emporium. IsI4-2t
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Henry =. Fitch, Es4-Wer respectfully cali
attention to the card OF Henry s. Fetch, AttOr-
nsy at Law, l63 Bay Street, Savannah. Our
readers who have legal interests In that section
could not do better than to entrust their bust
ueSs TO this atteative and talented gentleman.
Patent GunsnIifh-Wm.~ Schneider, an ar
list in his line, is located at 1879, Main street, up
stairs, Heis prepared to do all kinds OF work 10
bis line, with U~romptness and dispatch. Before
going bunting have Schneider examine your
shooting irons and yeu viii have no trouble.
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MAEHIAGELICENsEs.-MaFFiag licenses
have been issued 10 the following parties
b County Clerk, Ware, during the week
past
us Leila g0ues and Mr.. Vivian Esmou6s
tn4 Emma Patterson and M John Castillo
vary Byron and Mr. MicLael OEeIs Mis-
r DOdd and Mr. errCd FhannardstranGt
tyEsland ar Mr., Jasper Copeland
a4t1sos and Ar. George Washing
% Mary Ella Esstham and M. William
4tss Jennie I. ArmoHE and Mr..
hnd ut. Isham Greene Ms ann gfe-gsrT -
NJ imam n sentry Miss r. %. Rawlins and
Ar. Deotse r AoElsou Miss Mamie j. Rich
Lindsay H1a Mr. J, u C0uaway Miss MzrV
Purcell and " James sullivan MIS- MinerVa.
Barrett and AZ, Henderson Walkar- NJ
WEhelmlna Qnstrecht and Er. Freii 6roseT
Mis- Jane Hl a9d AT. James CLAY Ms Il II
Foster and 1ir. " A.QweBl Miss enoFasirae-
-. " l-n.nn Har.lu.
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5000 pairs geutlsmeu's KID gloves Al 2, al
4. ]. Dalton & Cos, No. IS North Court street,
belweeu Main and Second streets.
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GoYington Female Saminaru.

IN neEt session Of this Institution will omen
on Tuesday, the @th January. Tuition, fneiu-
t-hs tho nlzher matbemaucs, ancient iangua-
ErFuch, r9s Music. inclu1ing use OF insrrr-
mrnt, - When tuition IS paid in E~rscnbscks
cecL24m JAS. HOLMES.
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Coal oil ana lamps, Of the best qualities
and styles, wholesale and retail, a. Q. r. Pres,
colt s Co.'S, No. 20 Jefferson street !alf-2t
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0hice-No Is Madison Street.


Wi be opened from S O'Clock 4. n. until
?. q. Advertisers wiz please besr this i'm mind
AID hand in their fsvoTB early.
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Memphis Steam Laundry sends to your
residence for your washing and returns them
ali right. Leave ordersatthe office, ~sOJeGersOn
a.rael Rraa.atrs LAmpand Oh EmnorlumL
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RevenHs Stamps, OF al denominations,
and in any required amOuntmay be constantly
obtained al the Memphis Post once.
iaIs-lm RuBT. c.. GIST. Postmaster.
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First GLASS Boarding House.
co n n rs
Or
THE COSMOPOLITE,
For january, 1895.

Sslutory,
The Dying Year-A Poem.
inside View OF Four Years n the Rebel Cap
tall The Forehead Of the Ssorm- Il Mont
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EOau-BT lines Randolph.
The NOGe OF a Notary, rom the French q Ed
mond About The East and West &C NaE-
Blood Flows. 1.-THE Cat Hunt
frenCn FelOus-Frona the Cornh1L
"reminiscences Of a southern Aospfta-hy
its Matron.
EdolOn-A Poem-Ry James R. Randall.
A Holiday IN Venice.
In the Land Of NOd-From the Temple BAT
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over the Water. Ar Gossip. Music and The
atricals. New Books
The COsMOrOIITE il Published menthly, at 81
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Henry Taylor, sun ron Building. Is General
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Law SCHOOL.
The Law School of
CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY
At
L EBAN . y. TIE NNESSEE.
WA opsu lENext session on The
First Monday in February next.
Professors:
NATHAN GREEN, sR., IL. d.
NATHAN GREEN, JR,, I. B.
Coupsa of study

OC0ASC OA oIuoVs
JUNIOR CLAsA-Ca-uthers' History Of a Law
suit WeiEsrs American law. stephsns'
Pleading ECutS commentaries story on
Notes.
MIDDLE CLAss-StoTy on Bailments- story
on Agency. ot0rys Equity Jurisprudence.
SLorys E9ulty Pieading- d~reenleaf's Evidence.
Bishops Criminal Law.
SENIOR OLAss-3tory on Conflict Of Laws.
ANGEL ana A1ne5 On Corporations. L0uax on
EXECUTOR Persons o. Contracts. Fourth Kent
reviewed. Story on the Consultation.
Sessions and Expenses.
TIE Fali Session Commences or the First Mon
lay IA september, and ends the last Thurs5ay
ia January.
h Spring Session begins the First Monday Ia
F~e0ruarv, and ends the last Thursday n. June.
THiIion p=rSession $50. and Oontingent Zee u
inysrlah4y IN aayRnce. Boarding, $ per week.
I~ecFfnner, ls1 dsi9 Swp
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CrasE's Patent MoUIded Collars Of al
sizes, at Drake q Co.'S, 81 Main street. ~JaaI4-2t
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Genuine sole Leather Trunks, Naiices,
sud Morocco PeI Pockets and Rubber Goods
ia every variety, At Robson, 1u,cheii = Cos5
~ Second street. i1lG3
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Coed "a BIeaehed Domestics, only thirty
ave cents per yard as Dalton 3 CoE 80 North
n,rr .,raaf- between Main and second.
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STEAMBOATS,.

MEMPHIS AND CINCINNATI PACKET
For Cairo. Evansville, Louisville and
Cincinnati.
GOLDEN EAGLE. - Ben. MerTielees, master
This splendid passenger packet IL
viii leave for the above vE
MONDAY, 18th Jan, at 4 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board OF TO
LARRY HARMSTAD, agent,
ii Jefferson street.
ENOCH TAYLOR, agent,
H--ra IL Nuf E1sunV gNraaf
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Photographic materials frames, aibumS,
etc, at wholesale and retail, at Ealch's. JaIi-3t
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China, Til Chamber sets for sale ri Dol
fingers China Store, No. a North side u Court
souaYe.
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linen shhts, OF tia best quality, al Ro5eson,
Mitchell and Cos, ~ Second street. jsls-St
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BaIeh makes s~palotypes 70 perfection.
FaEa--f
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Religious EoIice.-There VIII be a call ses-
sion Of the Central Baptist Church Tomorrow
Sunday. Immediately after the forenoon ser
vices, in the building OF the First Baptist
Church. jal5 p
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Dress Goods, twenty-five per cent. less thsu
orizfnel costat RI Dalton 4 Co.'S. No, 40 North
Court street, between Main and Second streets.
Go 20 BSIch's foE best ooIo-ed photo
graphs. i2l4-St
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Columbian Gin.

LadfesJ L~asdIesII Ladies {! i-Dress goods
st actual cost, at Herzog & Bros, 8lJ+z Main
street.
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TELEaRANs.-The following tsiegrams
remain unaaled ior at tie telegraph