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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-23
RE MOVAL.
DEMOvAL.-
CHANGE OF BASE.

Owing 10 the heavy and rapidly Increasing de.
nand Tor the Great Southern Preparations,
We are compelled to remove TO more spacious
building. giving room for extensive manuiaetu,
ring purposes. therefore we have leased 81 ana
dg3 Of the Hughes Block, corner OF Main and
Real streets. where we design conducting n
General wholesale and retail drug business. IN
Connection with the manufacture Of the Great
Southern Preparations.
,ro,ld sov- riye Us q call Our drugs are pure.
en- nrices are low. and our clerks eOmpetent.
',t5ir, J. z. DROMGOOLE a co.
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Az EXCELLENT MINSTREL TROUPE.
Our amuse ment loving readers will be
pleased to learn that Duprez q Bene-
diets Ministries will perform tonight at
the Greenlaw Opera Honse This com
pany is celebrated for its excellent, cor
t,and chaste representation of EIhiop,
ian character. 1t is composed of TWEEN
tytwo performers. They hold forth for
three nights.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE.-HAVING HAD SUFFICIENT
~ Evidence that certain parties In tins city
are making false repre- entations 10 my custom
and thereby defraud me of my empty Ale Bot
lies / forewarn all such parties that, | will
prosecute them TO the extent OF the law for SAID
offense JAMES BACHMAN.
Ale Depot.
nu17-lw No. $40 Front street.
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Southwest, our facilities for doing the
best Of work at lowest rates are unsur-
passed by any house in this section. We
employ the best Of workmen, have all
the latest and newest styles Of type and
presses, and give entire satisfaction to
all our patrons. Bring in your favors TO
l3 Madison street. I
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DELEGATES. The following gentlemen
have been appointed delegates from
this city to the Convention at Macon,
Ga, to be held the first Wednesday in
September, on the subject of building the
Savannah and Memphis railroad f;
Messrs. J. T. Trezevant, F. NJ. White,
Minor Meriwether, John Heart, Saml
Tate, T. A. Nelson and w. b. Miller.
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ARREST FOR HIGHWAY RoBBERY Dick
Luxton was arrested yesterday by au-
thority of warrant issued from Esquire
Creightoh's Office, charging him with
taking horse forcibly from Mrs. Kelley
on the Raleigh road. In consequence OF
threats being made by certain persons,
Deputy Sheriff Pryor took out a squad Of
cavalry to assist him in making the ar.
rest. The party returned to the city last
night with their prisoner, who is now
confined in the Jail on Adams street.
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Picnic AND DAvcE.-We are informed
that the citizens of Raleigh intend en-
joyiug themselves with picnic and
dance tomorrow. Memphians and the
rest of mankind are invited.
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PITTsBuRG CoAL.-Briggs h Peterson,
Office Is Madison street Branch Office,
34l Main street, B. Moseley, agent.
We are the only coal merchants who
weigh on the city scales. au6-lm
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The Good Idea re-opens tonight.

The MILLS CAsE.-Mr. A. X. Mills
was bound over in the sum of Eve hum
dred dollars yesterday to keep the peace
towards his wife, while that lady was
bound over in a similar amount not to
modest her husband
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REWARDS.

nFwaRD.-S REWARD WILL BE
IL paid Nv daniel Koran, "a Front street. for
the recoverv Of n bundle Of old account books.
the property Of J. NJ. Nelson. late o. Pocah4n
tine occupied by NJ. c. Pearce a Co.. IN the
Todd Goyer building, u Front 81. au---lw
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SAVE YoUR MoSEY.-You can save a
large share of your money by having
your job printing executed at the PUBLIC
LEDGER office. We make a specially Of
this part Of our business, and, having
the most complete establishment in the
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The Good Idea re-opens tonight

GREESLAw OPERA HOUSE - Parties
wishing season tickets for 1866 and 1861
can be accommodated by calling at the
box-office from ten until twelve, and two
until five, daily. Bids for the printing for
the season, viii be received up to five
o clock. In, August 81 Address Box
81. +. A. TASSEHILL,
22-3t Manager.
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DEoAPITArIoN We are informed that
President Johnson has removed Colonel
Hough, United States Collector for this
District, appointing Mr.. Rolfe s. Saun-
ders as his successor Mr.. Sam. H. Jones
succeeds Col Ryder, as U. s. Marshal,
and Col. Marland l.. Perkins is to be
District Attorney.
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LOCAL NOTICES, inserted among the
reading matter, will be charged twenty
cents per line for each insertion.
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tbs Good Idea re-opens tonight.

BARSuM, in his expose of modern hum
bugs, will, it is understood, apply the
lash TO the counterfeiters of foreign per-
fumes in this country. They are fair
game but of small account, as Phalon' $
f" Night. Blooming Cereus," the great
floral extract of the day, is rapidly
driving their trash out of the trade
Plymouth Memorial au23 3t
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PITTsBURG CoAL-Brown & Jones, Of
fee 247 Second street Branch office
374 Main street-R. c. Hite, agent I
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ST. AGNES ACADEMY. The next ses.
sion of this famous institution of learn
ing, whose graduates are to be found in
nearly every town and village in the
South and Southwest, commences on
Monday, the 3i of September As an
academy for the tuition of young ladies
in all the branches of study usually
taught in first class seminaries, il has no
superior in the United States, as is evil
denced by the ability, learning and ac-
complishmenls of the Young ladies who
annually graduate within its walls. The
ST. Agnes is in charge of the Sisters, is
situated in desirable healthy locality,
and is surrounded with extensive
grounds laid ont in a tasteful and ele-
CANT manner Full particulars as to
terms, etc, can be- obtained by address
ing the Mother Superior The st. Agnes
Day School, on Third Street, between
Washington and Poplar, will hereafter
be known as "Notre Dame de la Sal
lette,' and will also open on the Sd of
September. 1t is managed in the same
manner as the St, Agnes Academy, Of
fering the same educational facilities,
and comforting the same honorary dis
tinctions on graduates.
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THE finest and best selected stock of
cloths and cassimeres for merchant tai
loring purposes are at
REID & BRo. 8, Merchant Tailors,
23-2tthkm l5k Jefferson street.
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umn for ten cents per line for each insertion.
Marriage and Celibacy. Essay of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, dis
eases and abuses which PROSTATE the vital pow
ers, with sure means of relief. Sent free Of
charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address. DIR.
J. SKILLIN HOUGHToN. Howard Associa-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa. aul5-3m
Our Public Directory. visiting
the city in quest of any of the necessities or
Injuries Of life. will find the names of all the
frst-class business houses in our city, together
with large amount OF other important infor-
nation in our Public Directory" column on
the first page of the PUBLIC LEDGER.
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MULES SToLES.-We learn that three
mules were stolen from the plantation
of Mr.. Robertson, three miles from the
city, on Monday night.
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To the Board of Health

To the Board of Health:
GENTLEMEN: We, the undersigned,
have been appointed by the Board of
Health of this city to address the public
on the subject of cholera. First, we are
happy to state that cholera does not
exist here as an epidemic at this time.
Last week FIVE or six sporadic cases &C.
CURED, since which we have heard of
few cases. As this dread pestilence
prevails to some extent in the cities
above, and at New Orleans, we may
reasonably look for its appearance in
our city at some time this fall or winter.
But we believe it will hardly be in an
epidemic form, as it has never prevailed
in our city to any great extent in its for
mer visitations. Aside from this, no
pains are spared by the city authorities
and the Board of Health to render every
efficient aid to protect the public health,
such as cleansing the city by the removal
of filth and decaying matters, and the
free use of disinfectants, and the arrange
ment of suitable hospitals for the poor,
in different parts Of the city, with nurses
and officers. Ii these arrangements
are carried out as contemplated by
the city authorities, we may reason
ably believe that this disease, if it
should appear in opr midst will be
confined TO very narrow limits, and soon
disappear from the city. We would re-
commend to all persons that If the chol-
era should visit us, to be calm and self
possessed, not indulge in any excess in
eating or drinking, but live as near as
possible as they are accustomed. Any
abrupt change Of habit on the approach
of an epidemic is always attended with
danger Inordinate use Of fruit should
be avoided; indeed all food that is diff
cult Of digestion should be avoided, es-
pecially should fresh fish and pork be
considered ''contraband" Ii would be
well for all persons to watch the first
symptoms of the disease diarrhea.
When this symptom arises, consult your
family physician Furthermore, we re-
commend the use of the disinfectant as
prepared by L. i. Huette, on Court street,
by dissolving one pound in fifteen gal
Ions Of water, and throwing q portion OF
it, thrice n week, down the privy sink,
else By the use of lime sprinkled in all
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CAPT. TOM BERRY,
EPH. BANKS, ! Pilots.

CAPT. TOM BERRY, !
EPH. BANKS, ! Pilots.
THE " S0UTHERNER " BEING OWNED
J. and controlled exclusively by the above oti-
cers, and bought expressly for the trade, ship
pers can. rely upon her remaining in the same
during the entire season.
Having been thoroughly oyerhauled and re-
fitted, the Southerner can offer inducements TO
Shippers and Passengers that cannot be sur
passed by any Boat on the river.
Will leave for New Orleans, WEDNESDAY,
September 9Th, and every alternate Wednes-
day thereafter.
All Way Business Solicited.
auls.lml J. T. BOURNE & CO. Ag,ts:
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House WASTED.-See advertisement
of John B. Weld in to.day's issue.
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REID 4 Bro, merchant taiIors, l54
Jefferson street. are making up clothes
to order twenty per cent. less than any
house in this city. Give them a call
% 2t-thkm
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FURNITURE. Those desiring furniture
should call at Cayce's Arcade, 1876 Main
street He has large assortment
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A PRoPosITIoN.-We propose TO sell
one bottle of Red Diarrhea Remedy "
to every family in Memphis for all forms
of diarrhea, cholera morbus, vomiting,
sick stomach, etc, and wherever it fails
to give complete and entire satisfaction,
we will refund the money-the empty
bottle to be returned. We make this
offer because we profess to understand
our business, and know the Red Diar-
rhea Remedy" possesses merits superior
to any preparation of the kind now be-
fore the public. One bottle arms you
with power to strike deadly foe before
his letters clasp your yitals.
J. p. DRoNGooLE & Co,
23-lw Druggists, 1913 Main ST.
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THE Good Idea re-opens tonight.

bellies LErrREs.-0ne of the features
in the Lee Academy is the fact that Mrs.
Morgan, the principal, gives one years
tuition in Bellies Lettres to every gradu-
ate who has received the golden wreath
This is one of the best institutions Of
learning in the city, and should continue
to be literally patronized by the public.
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deceased came to his death from con-
gestion Of the lungs.
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UNRECORDED HISTORY.
An Annivsrsary-The Big Scare
The Battle of the Bayou.

An almanac before us states that to-
day is the anniversary of the surrender
of Fort Morgan in 1864. Those who
we're in Memphis two years since will
remember it as the day on which the
big scare " took place, when the En-
rolled Militia won immortal renewn at
the famous Battl. of the Bayou by
charging on bottles of bad whiskey and
gobbling the eolored population to
throw up breastworks to keep the rebels
out of town. When few shots fired by
some soldiers cleaning their weapons
caused the alarm gun to boom forth and
the fire bells to peal their notes of warn
ing on the morning air, sending officers
and orderlies hurryirg backward and
forward in a manner never seen before
or since. Store doors were closed, and
shutters went up with bang as if a
fierce hurricane was holding high carni-
val, while the hurried tramp of the brave
and the not so brave shook the pave
ments from one end Of the city to the
other. The commanding generals bag
gage was sent to the fort, the volunteers
fell in lively and moved at double
quick, the militia rushed for the bayou,
while the gallant colonel of the Mounted
Invisibles," with his regiment and diar-
rhea remedy, were in a cellar on Court
street, and the foreign subjects, like the
squirrels in Court Square, alarmed at
the hustle and turmoil, had gone to seek
their holes. No time was to be lost,
The rebels were at the edge of town,
and moving forward rapidly. Several
dozen shoulder-strapped, blue-coated
gentlemen rushed for the steamer Belle
Memphis to go to Cairo for reinforce
ments They had seen hosts of rebels
They had seen
Rebels to right of them,
Rebels to left of them,
Rebels behind them
fVolley'd and thunder'd.
Skirmishers were sent forward, with
orders to advance quite cautiously. On,
on they went farther and farther, over
hill and dale, creek and bayou, but no
sight of grey-coated rebel greeted their
strained eyes, or saluted them with a
rife shot. In fact, an armed body of the
so-called " we're not within forty miles
of the city. The events of that day will
long be remembered and laughed at, es
pecially by the militia, whose feats of
daring were only eclipsed by the heroes
of the Belle Memphis.
When can their glory fade2
o, the wild charge ION whiskey) they made
Ali the negroes wonderd.
Honor the charge they made
Honor the militia brigade
Nobly they blunder'dl
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT. A FINE BRICK DWELL
ing house centrally located, containing SIX
rooms with necessary 0uthouses To parties
wishing TO buy the furniture good bargain
SAM. MQUSS,
on1s-Iv l7S Main street.
NOR KENT.-A NEW DWELLING. CON
tanning 4 rooms. Possession given immedi-
atey. Apply at 30 Avery street. aul0-lm
EOK kENT-A RESIDENCE WITH FIVE
rooms. Possession given lst Sept Apply
at 80 Avery street. aim
EOR LEASE
VATHABLE LOTS
for tease for ten years, on Madison street, east
ii the railroad bridge, between Lauderjale and
Orleans streets. Apply to ,
THOMAS McliUGII.
ivgT-lln on Court street extended,
between I.auderdale and Orleans streets:
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Go TO Phil T, Allen & Co. s, No Sc
Jefferson street, to buy your kid gloves.
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CANDIDATES.

nOBERT GOOD is A CANDIDATE FOR
IL, Wharfinaster at the ensuing election.
NOR MAYOR.-W. o. .L0FLAND Is A
l candidate for Mayor at the ensuing election.
August 2. 1866. aos-
9th WARD ALDERMAN.-TH UNDER
. signed being most earnestly SOLICITED res
pectfuIly announces himself a. candidate for
Alderman Of the Sth Ward at the coming cleo
ton. lau4-tel MlCHAEL WHELAN.
A LDERMAN 9Th wARD.;-AT THE 50,
6ereby announces himself n candidate for Al
herman Of the Sth Ward. and most respectfully
asks the support Of the vo' ers of said ward at
the ensuing election. o,,,t,,,N~c
au4-tea FRANK CUMM N 90.
TI,U THE CITIZENS OF MEMPhIS.-GEN-
/ tlemen: The time fixed by the charter Tor
the election of Mayor having passed without an
election, now announce to You that am sun
Q candidate for the Mayoralty when the election
does come off. am, resnectfully. your fellow
citizen, W. II. rEhooooN.
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Go TO the Good Idea tonight.

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Mail and passenger trains leave Mem
phis l:l5 pm. Connections for Nash
vile perfect No delay on this line to
New York. Connections at Chattanooga
with the Western and Atlantic, and East
Tennessee and Georgia railroads is close
Corinth accommodation train leaves
Memphis at $50 a. m, taking passengers
to the Mississippi Central and Mobile
and Ohio railroads. Grand Junction
accom- mediation leaves Memphis at 1855
pm. Baggage checked through.
Through tickets and information can be
procured at l3 Court street Passengers
will please remember that the Memphis
and Charleston railroad leaves by the
Nashville time, which is 10 minutes
faster than our city time.
ADoLPHE BERNARD,
au3-lm-lS Ticket Agent.
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BEAUTIFUL shirts of every description
at Phil 7. ALLEN & Co.'S,
22lw Sc Jefferson street.


BOARD OF HEALTH-A meeting of the
Board of Health was held yesterday
evening DR.. Cavanagh made report
Of his conference with the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen, who had passed
resolutions authorizing the Board of
Health to make all the arrangements
necessary, but Mayor Park stated that
he was unwilling to authorize the estab-
lishment of tent hospitals or the provid-
ing of ambulances.
A resolution was passed that the Board
of Health unanimously, honestly and
persstently urge upon the Honorable
Board of Mayor and Aldermen to confer
upon the Health Officer of the city full
power to carry out the suggestions OF
this Board, and that committee be APP
pointed TO accompany the Health Officer
in presenting this resolution. Drs
Knode, Fenner and Early we're appointed
a committee to wait upon the Mayor this
morning, to urge upon him the necessity
Of his CO operation.
A communication was received from
the Metropolitan Police Commissioners,
proposing to cooperate with the Board
in sanitary measures. The communica-
ton was received in the kindly spirit it
was rendered, and the proposed cooper
alton will be effected. 1t was resolved
that the Board hold its regular meetings
hereafter on Mondays and Fridays, at
the hour of 4 pm.
DR.. Cavanagh remarked that in many
instances the physicians Of the city had
failed to report to the Health Office the
cases Of cholera coming to their knowl-
edge, and he would offer the following
resolution, which was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved That as it is utterly impos-
sible for the Health Officer to make cor
rect reports of the sanitary condition Of
the city daily to the public press and to
compile the necessary statistics for scien-
tiic purposes unless the physicians Of
the city actively cooperate with him by
reporting daily to the officer of the
Board of Health, all the cases of cholera
seen by them each twenty hours.
They are earnestly requested to report
each case at once, either to the Police
al ed
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NorlcE. = The disinfectant recon-
mended to be used by the Board of
Health, and which is only prepared by
P. /. Huette & Co., Druggists, No. AZ
North Court street, in Telegraph Build
ing, is now ready for sale at twenty-five
cents per pound. lS-lw
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ISoUEsT-Esquire Hall held an in
quest this morning on the body of Silas
McCrAeken, who died very suddenly at
Michael Pynes store, on Promenade
street. The jury returned a verdict that
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STEAM BOATS.

lEsssa REGULAR - -!
Memphis N. o. Wednesday Packet
~ SOUTHERNER.
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Coon LAGER-This desirable bever-
age can be obtained of the best quality
at Fritz Pfemfert's, corner of Court and
Front streets Call there and try it.
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BOAR DING.

DOARDING-FOR FAMILIES, IN NICE
ID front rooms. in n pleasant part OF the city.
Also a few day boarders can be accommodated.
Inquire of clerk at @. W. Van Noast's, No. ~
Gnyoso street auI.-W
nOARDING.-SEVE LARGE AND
ID pleasant rooms can be hada with board,
upon early application at No. gAdams street.
References given and required. .
auq-im NJ: y: nuhBELk:
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SUDDEN DEATH.--A conductor on the
Memphis and Ohio railroad named A. J.
Selby died very suddenly yesterday on
the train between Brownsville and Stan
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NATIONAL THEATRE.-Cornpr of Main
and Washington streets--every evening
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ToURYAMENT-A grand tournament
is announced to come off tomorrow at
Senafnhia.
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VALUABLE LOTS
WANTS.

WANTED OARDING.-AM MECHANIC
w wishes 10 get board in small, very quiet
family of not more than three or four persons.
and where he could feel at home. No bar keep
ers need answer. State place. price being less
OF a consideration, and direct to +. h.
HUNTSMAN. at this office. an22 "
NITANTEn -TWO STEADY COACH TRIM
w mers. light work, for which good wages
viii be maid. j. Il. YOUNG,
ana iw Tuscumbia, Ala.
XITANrED. "A SITUATION BY A
w young man in Wholesale grocery or
co1nmissien house, can furnish eight or ten
thousand dollars, and would take an interest in
the house the first OF January. Reference
given and required. Address A. 2. t.,
au20-l0t i. U. Box 4os
NTANTED-A MALE TEACHEER TO
w take charge of the Masonic Female lnsti-
tute, at Senatobia, Miss. Address
ID. II. SANDERS, Cor. Sec'y.
Senatorial July Il. 1856. ly:4- Inn
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Cotton Market.

There was very little business transacted this
morning. in the cotton market. but few snies
being made We duOte.
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GRAND CoNcERT.-Great preparations
are being made by the ladies of the Third
Presbyterian Church in Chelsea for a
grand concert to be given by them in
their church tomorrow evening. They
are to be assisted by some of the best
professional talent of the city, and good
entertainment will doubtless be the result
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Rev j. A. WHEELocK will reopen his
school at ZIG fernando st, on the Sd of
September elm
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Special Notices.

Special Notices will be Inserted in this col
umn for ten cents per line for each insertion.
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SUMNER dress goods, at less than cost,
to make room at Elsons 297 Main ST.
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Agents WAYTED. Call on Webb &
Tribble, 81 Jefferson street 20-4t
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damp places. One great popular error
is to look out for specifying for cholera:
Every case of cholera has to be treated
by the physician upon well known path
illogical conditions, at the time he sees
his patient. What may be proper at
one time might be entirely pertinicious
an hour after