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NJ. A. EDWARDS, who killed o. $. Murray
In the streets of Cincinnati, some time
since has been bound over to court In the
sum of $1,000. 1ar
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-14

THE Grand Jury Of Franklin County re-
turned into Court twenty-three indict-
ments which they had found at the present
term. .H.
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

l1AVIN PURCHASED (AS AL
READY published the stock and fixtures Of the
Unknown stand OF Mr. PHILLIP KLOFFER'S
we are prepared now 10 oner great inducements
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-14

The well-known Ohio White Sulphur
Springs property has lately passed into the
hands of Colonel John ii. Ferry, of Louis
vile, Kentucky, who proposes to continue
1t as first-class watering place.
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8usin ayotiees.
DYSPEPSIA
Doctor
STRICLAND'S
TONIC.
DR.. STRIcKLAND's

TONIC Is concen-
rated preparation of Roofs and Herbs. with
antiacids and carminatives TO strengthen
the stomach End nervous system. 1t Is a
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or lndiges-
tion. Nervousness. Loss of Appetite. Acidi-
ty of the Stomach. Flatulency and Debility
1t is not alcoholic. therefore particularly
suited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspeptlc
persons For sale by all Druggists every
where at 81 per bottle.
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COMPLIMENTARY Bcncfit.

DAYTON, ONO,
March IL 1866. !
JoHS W. MCCULLOUGH, ESQ.,.
Sft! We the undersigned citizens of Day
ton, in testimony ofthe very great pleasure
and qualification which we have already
received from your recent and former
Dramatic performances in this city, tender
You Complimentary Benefit, on next
Friday evening, March 10, 1865. We shall
be pleased to receive from you assurance
Of the acceptance Of our invitation, and, at
the same time, have you designate the play
which you NAV select for the occasion.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-14

tB- Take Biokrene and defy Fever and
Ague. This glorious vegetable tonic forti-
hes the system against intermittents, cures
dyspepsia, puts the nerves In order, clears
the brain. sus,ains the constitution, aud
restores the lost vigor Of any and every
organ. Depot 2s Dey st., n. Y. Sold by
ali Druggists.
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WARD NOMINATIONS

COUNCIL.
Wards Wdrds.
j u, Gilbert v NJ Worman,
II Adam Snyder, vi --------
III. George Herbg VII. c. Gronenthal.
~, f. A Pryor. VIII L. Butts,
SCHOOL BOARD.
Wards Wards.
l. Albert Boebe, V.
IL j. J. Belville. vi. W r. Bennett
III Ephrahn Lindsly VII. j IIerod
" --- VIII. Dennis Dwyer
ASSESSORS.
Wdrds Wards
L. John Kester. V. james s. Lemon
H. Thomas A. Wise vi. John Lucas.
III Henry Huesman, VII. g. Neibert.
~ Horace Whitney, VIII. Jacob stephans.
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tB- Those who have suffered from Scrof-
ala, Erupdons. or any other impurity of
the Blood, win find SCovILLs BLOOD AND
LIVER SYRUP invaluable rs 1t will cleanse
the Blood and permanently eradicate from
the system the cause of the disease, thereby
restoring health, and viyacity to the sys-
EN-,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-14

Has cured thousands of the worst eases of
Blind and Bleeding Piles. 1t gives imme-
dlate relief and effects permanant cure
Try 1t directly 1t is warranted to cure.
For sale by all Druggists at 90 cts per
bottle
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eB- Consumption IL disease which Is
carrying its victims to the tombs by the
thousands, without being arrested in its
progress. But brighter day Is coming and
has come 10 successfully arrest this disease.
Aliens Lung Balsam Is making truly re-
markable cures OF what was considered by
Physicians as incurable Consumption.
For sale by the Dealers In Family Medi-
cine generally.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-14

Certainly; PLASTANIoN BrrTERs will do
1t when nothing else will. Melancholy,
Depression, Hypochondria. Insanity, all
spring, more or less, from diseased stom-
ach. aud this PLANTATION BITrERs Is sure
cure for. There IL no mistake about II (;
Dyspepsia, Headache, Dullness, Ague,
and Low Spirits must yield TO the health
giving and genial influence OF the PLANTA-
TIoN BuTERs. II you are In doubt. make
enc trial and be convinced.
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IMPORTANT DECISION OF TIE sU-
uREHr gnVTnr


A decision was rendered yesterday
morning in the case OF G. r. II. Martin
Us The Nashville Building Association
ct oE
This suit was brought by the COM
plainants against the defendants, boQy
polite and corporate, III The city OF Nash
vile, organized under the provisions OF
an act passed by the General Assembly
OF the State Of Tennessee, on the fourth
Of February. eighteen hundred ana dry
four. The object and purpose, as eX-
pressed in the act of Incorporation, was
10 form a mutual Benefit and Stock Com
pany. To enable the workingmen In the
city Of Nashville 70 become their own
landlords; all the powers Incident 20
corporations were conferred.
II seems thSt some time ago the COM
plainsnt, as a member of the association,
agreed 70 its rules, and had paid for the
sum OF four thousand dollars a premium
OF thirty-seven and half per cent, sud
had received two thousand Ave hundred
dollars, and obligated himself 10 pay the
sum Of four thousand dollars IN monthly
lnstallments Of forty dollars each. After
wards, as the owner OF twenty more
shares, he purchased another four thou
sand dollars at what is called a "pre-
MUM of twenty-oue per cent. and re-
eeivsd three thousand one hundred and
sixty dollars, entering into the same Oh.
liEaJioDsas before. some time after, how
ever, he failed 70 pay these installments,
and Insecurity deposited as collateral was
cold and placed % bis credit. Now the
claims that he Is indebted 20
them TO n considerable amount which
they ask 70 recover. The complainant
raises the question Of usury. The court
below took the sams view and s0decideG.
When the case was appealed 10 the Su-
)rcme Court, the decision below was af-
irmed on the ground that The regulations
adopted by the association were at vari-
ince with the spirit Cf it, charter, and the
Judge decides that the association itself
vas only a device 10 avoid the Usury laws. (
- onion and american.
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RECOGNITION o. THE REPynr.FC 0p
San BOMLNG0.

~ --- go --'s4aa Sl &c l'leshl laLlFess
Believing the commercial interests Of
our country would be promoted by a for
nal recognition Of the Independence OF
the Dominican Republic, while sncn re-
e0guition would be in entire conformitv
With the settled policy Of the United
States. I have with that view, nominated
Ia the Senate an officer Of the same grade
with the one now accredited 10 the Re-
public OF Hsyti. and recommend that an
spuropristion be INSIDE by Congress To-
ward providing for his compensation.
ANDREW JOHNSON
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EArEs olr ApvERTEsINs

each addifsOnal insertion =
two weeks
one. mont d o.
~ All Advertisements considered due a-ter
thr frzr insertion -
zs- EiEht lines Of aAlid ucn nparell oonsliiutH z
81 CVlre. - go
~ a % advert sem 51lfs . the 5Eeg-bA N9tL5S
n-uur viii be charged p se1fs per me.
az Marriage ana death uolces puli-aaea =
1-har al lrerfl seTuenrs-
az- ATI af fvartl lssueHgs net marked for q spe-
cT-i 1i-ue Ull be Discontinued a. l1e eDa oi
one week.
60 sII sli-1r-tseruo-l-s for tle ArpSsl 1rusi
To- handed ID 81 the Clerks desk.
zz- qr,ussls-lr ADVERTISEMENTS sHllF b pad r5T
81 aEt0ncs.
HE- No advsrtiz5rn sut VIII appear IN TIE
yF-erly paper, unless by special contraaL-
a-- ATvsrrfzsulsnts TO be inserted in tae
el-a-7r risr.zr only or 81 Irregular intervals 70
-.e-a- az f1s papers. viii be charged 81 per
---zzs for saci and every insertion.
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ss represented. il is seventy-f million.
r7j,e,y state thet the census returns on
which the erroneous statement was based
are nesrIv worthless, 20 far as tney relate
10 Allegheny county. The Board then
saws; Although this Is but partial eN-
bibit OF the productive capacity snd &c
t1aI Weld OF Pittsburgh manufactures.
These are more than ample 20 show that
PITTSBURGH, instesd of the fourteenth city
IN the Union in point Of manufactures,
is without doubt the third. II the manu-
featuring statistics Of Pittsburgh were as
elaborsteiy stated as In other cities
where every article Of raw material rs
well as those in the list transmitted, is
shown On the list Of products, there is
no doubt thst Pittsburgh would lay claim
TO the second manufacturing city Of the
Union.
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Virtginia Tobacco

WI have IN 5c0Es, on consign1s1ts 1nr
w sale
90 ussxszss Eound Virginia s-auufaczrFee
= Irahsaso- froHl medium TO b1st gra1ss.
i0DoO pounds ssnulns h-lL-loA----- smoking
10 a. round ss05 Lee smoking. vary sapssfOr
vFri1S' vFs zfii ssu IS low 70 ths traSs - -,
ha rusaellt Ia Virginia relgh3 added.
el-AAkt EIl( e HARVEY
ssa0 Aa 40. z bradley Hoak.
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WEST TENNESSEE COLLEGE.
Inckeon. Tennessee.

TrHIs Institution wiz be re-oponsd FOR the
4 reception of pupils on Monday the izLh Of
February IL nae been put 10 charge % Rev.
William sheltuns or BrgWuEviils, Tenn. who
v u BE- assisted 1T other competent Teachers.
Pupils 10 sue Preparatory Department Will be
rlllOlLllY instructed. sud more advanced pu-
pills VIII ae prepared 20 enter tbsreEIisr College
classes az she opening el the Fail Session. For
Iais-lrat REV. IS. SHELTON.
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HIississippi Bottom Lands.
Notice to Stock Traders.

300 000 a9R tom Tsn5s esoifs 5 sRPl l1iRPP1 s2s s3d
Arkansas, for sale low by W. A. GOOD NAN,
lal8 I'm Real Estets Agent
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~ Mr., Quibble, reading that ''it has
been decided In the Court Of the Queens
bench, in Dublin, that a clergyman Of
the Church OF England can legally marry
himself observes that that might be
very well as q measure OF economy, but
tLst even in the hardest times he should
prefer 10 marry a woman.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-06

RA man was killed in Mason
county, near Bath, H., on Monday
while hauling wood. An Irishman asked
permission 70 ride, and was refused o.!
account Of q heavy load, when he seized
8 stick and struck the teamEtsF isJsl
blow,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

COLUMBIAN GIN
At NIPGEN& RFAKERTs.
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Roberts aud S5Ceepg az CiHcH1Gr-
Great Alarm IN C1H0dG--Aa LpUasfoR
by -Four COlaHHs-I IpsRease Demon
srTCt5Cu.
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MEHPHIS APPEAL

PUBLISHED DAILY = wEEKLY
by
3 Z Nj AMIN F. DILL,
70 whom al Letters should be Addressed.
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". y. Barton,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER,
FIRE 8 @ DING,
Paper Hanging, Aarbllng, training, Etc,
q Union St., memphis, Tenn.
LUMBERl LBMBERl { LUMBER I

5000 q aFp & 20 9ss5 g os 5s 5 Z E. fns sra q 's ss aes
ure. Ais0, q general nsssTtmsnt q BulalDs
Lumber, such a. sillE, Ioista. studs, harters,
SheatninEs, Inch Boards, Cypress, POpisr snd
White Pine Flooring, dressed siding and cisef
White f1ne sniusies, Lstnss Doors, sazh and
Blinds.
YafTi--foot og WashinTte EEreet
Orrssrs frcEa tue eountry pTuEnpLly stislded
20 n, :, c0CaRAS.
jsa1-la
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II " y
Splendid Gotten Plantations
FOE Bent Or SALE.

4 sFEEDTDLE improved eyzSt Of Land BE-
~ longing 10 tue estate OF esth Whsseisy, sit
uRtGd on Bsyor Macon in Carroll Parish, La,
Is miles west Of Lake Providence This tract
contains 200 acres, 80 of which hss been
cleared FOR long time and viii prcdnc5 9ale
Of cotton 70 the sore. There Is good dwelling Z
house, quarters for laboreTs steam gin, rnlil and
all necessary improvements on the p.aee-
Pay GU Macon Ia n6yIgabie for slealne anu tue
products can oe shipped direct from Tue priNste
lanoing 70 New Orleans
Also 156l acres. COO OF which is Open Situated
g miles south OF Memphis, between dorn Lake
ronn ana ne river. Tnis Is one OF the nes. plan
tatious in the county, producing cotton, corn,
wheat oats, etc. equal % any upland place in
ne state There Is O dwelling house, gin house,
1rnrters for lsb0rsrs, mill, cribs and stable on
the place
of the above places. apply to
DB. D. d. SAUNDERS.
ials-lml g. 6oufh Court street. tup stairsl-
& T. CLARE 2 8 ELT, " o. HARVEY.
Memphis. Memphis LynchburE, Va
CLurb, Ely g Harvey,
Tobacco Commission Merchants,
80, 2 Bradley Bloek.----sfEkPHIs, TENN.
GsZ9 5m
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gen. sweeuT,s speech.

Gen. SWeeny. EtLns close Of his speech,
promised that before the sun Of July
should gild the Emerald Island with Its
rays, a note Of JOY would thrill the heart
Of fOurnauveland. Tremendous cheers. J
He pledged the name, fame, sacred
hOnor-aIl-t0 the work Of redeeming
ireland from the thrsId0m Of centuries.
The cheering as he resumed his seat was
perfectly frantic and deafening.
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- AAAAaS5 lzaSig u tEE y u UUl szEtife
JUST RECEIVED.
% baskets Wine, Pieer Heidsick.
90 dc. Charles Heidsick,
% boxes Charles Farre
70 casks English ana EdiRbaFg Ale and
Porter, pts. RHG ass.
10 GuafjeF casks Sherry.
10 quarter casks Madeira.
10 OciaY0s PiHH0t, CasiilliOn and 0tsrd
BFaHdies.
2 pipes Pure Holland Gin.
pipes Pure swan Elm.
80 cases Curacao.
% eases 9unisetfe.
IS eases Masculine and lbsTHth,
10 eases Sunshine Wine.
8 bBis. ApDie Brandy, warranted SIX
years aid.
10 casks irish and Scotch Whiskiss,
100 PAgs. Bourbon, various grades and
~ Orders Solicited from the Trade. ~
No. 542 Second Street,
OPP0suETHE GREEyLAw OPERA HOUSE
MEMPHIS TENN.
jsIs sm
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REcoMM ENDATIoNs :


MEMPHIS TENN, August 3 1855.
have used Morgan'5 Self Rising Flour and
md % do be a most excellent article. 1 have
also examined the ingredients which produce
not only innocent, hut important to perfect
nutrition. ! can freely recommend IL as a most
healthful snd desirable hOur, producing an
article OF broad superior 70 thar made IN the
JNO. R. FRAYsER. N. D.
We fgly concur In tho above, having az
Q. L. WILCOX, M. D.
K. +. BROWN, n. D.
have examined the ingredients and pro-
nOuuce them innocent. and-the broad superior.
r. G. MALONE, N. d.
MEMPHIS, TENN, August q. 1865.
have used Morgans self Rising Flour and
examined It's ingredients. 1t Is all that he
CTaims for Il, ana Is entirely harmless 70 an
sick we'll, ana Is especially adapted as a diet
for dlspepuCs and cOHsum ptives, its materials
supplying In those cases, heslthtul and much
needed nutriment. !. W. GABBERr, u. ID.
will prepare any barrel Of -four sent to me.
or viii furnish any quality Of -four ordered, but
Tor my own sales use none but the very bezt
II Harrison. or Its equal.
The bread and biscuit made from this -four
can be eaten as well warm as cold, without the
least Inconvenience TO the weak and dySpeptio
stomach, and has been known 70 greatly bensnt
such oases-
Put HP in 9, f.. q, and 4s pound pa kages,
Han Barrels and Barrels.
This hour will be found on sale In packages at
al urst class family groceries in The city and at
wholesale al The nanufacfOry, No. SJ4 Front
Street, Memphis, Tenn.
A liberal discount Will be made 70 the Trade
Janis ALLEN F. MORGAN. Proprietor.
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Webb, Mitchell e Co.,
WholsssIs Dealers IN
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, ETC,
NO. 25s Front Street,
lUndsr CommereIal Hotel.l }

UTEErs now receiving, and will keep con-
w stsntiy on hand s large and well selected
stock OF Groceries, Provisions Plantation sun
plies, etc, 20 whichwe especially invite The at
tsntiOn Of Country Merchants aud Pianters
ial6 I'm WEBB MITCHELL = 90
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And is n Saving OF frem 80 70 IS
per BarreH 20 the Consumer.

wonderful success. A large proportion
OF the citizens OF Memphis aud sur
rounding country are now using II but l
am continent there are many others who would
avail themselves OF its advantages were they
satisfied regarding its HEALTHFULNF, F,SS
SUPERIORITY, and CEEAPNESS.
To convince such OF these facts have oh
tStueC a large number Of certificates from well
ana iavOr9bly known physicians and others n
lew OF which give below. One trial viii con-
vince the most incredulous that Il Is 20 their
advantage 10 use this Flour, as an ECONOMY
and SAIISFACTlGN In every raspgct
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One of Sveenys spies was at Toronto
last week. BE Is q Canadian, and served
in the Southern army. He gave infor-
nation as 20 Swceuys Plan Of attack,
which Is 10 be Ia four columns, viz: At
Montreal, Prescott, Windsor, and Ssr-
MA. Il is firmly believed that Sweenyis
organizing for an early invasion.
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NO EXCUSE FoR BAD BREAD.
M O r G. A Ms

TUE Best, Cheapest and most economical
i tiOur in use.
Al lovers Of good ana wholesome bread.
biscuit, etc, can, by using this Flour, save
ume, trouble, money, and disappOintmeut Il
lH ALWAYS RELIABLE. and is not effected l,y
hot or cold weather II does not require Yeast
Powders Cream Tartar, Yeast, Salaratas, Soda
or salt, ana ONLY HALF the usual quantlty
or shortening, and when cold sweet milk Il
used, still less shortening Is needed.
ONE-FOUkTH loss OF this -four Is required to
produce a like amount OF Bread, to that made
about PAY Ia r PRICE charged for adding the
55lfrising Ingredients
IT Is EXTRA NICE FOR CAKES, ana ali
kinds or pastry, requiring not more than TWO
THIRDS the usual amount Of butter and eggs
THIS FLOUR EGGELS ALL OTHER for
Batter Cakes, Waffies, Puddings, hedumplings
TOR Chicken Pie etc. etc
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rRgcR OF sUascnrPrEON.

Daily In a4rancsl Iser Enuum 80
f-gr week
10 carriers and neWs-siesleTs per copy
2 -ssl-iv rc- anuurn On acvaucel ~
So no su bsori ption entered on olir lil- no'-a
ioI less tine than one month.
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We fullg concur In the above. having az
-miued the ingredients
Q. L. WILCOX, M. D.
K. +. BROWN, u. ID.
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C0ltOn PIantaliOn fOr Sac.


7 HAVE, ioF aals. in Iipfon county, Tenn,
4 four sad a half udilss northwsst or Mason 9
Depot on the Asm phls and ONO Railroad, 4oe
ACRES CHOICE aLD-is1 acres clsa-ea--oal-
5ncs IN woods, dnely url0srad, and coutalnln &
several handsome building sizes.
A large portion Of the opau land hss been
Cleared within the last eight years--is high y
nfoductive and a. well adapted TO Corn alG
totfon - suy upland In W6aJ Tennessee.
rhsrs is a good Dwelling on the place, toasther
With CABINS, Gin House, Stables ana Orchards.
For further inlornauon apply . Msssrs-
sfrSss, Asmphis, or 70 myself on ths premises
fanS lna
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ial2hA
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I have examined the ingredients and pro-
louuce them innocent. and the bread superior.
R. c. MALONE, N. d.
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ACADEMY.
MISS j. GOU RLAY
sIGNoR 8. GRILLo.

sIGNOR 8. GRILLO,
Beg 70 anuouncs 70 the Ladies ard Gentle
men d Memphis that they have opened S
Eaodscme ana spaeiogs room A. I'll Main street,
lerTeen adams aud II 2shingfon, where All the
newest and most faslfou2hla Dances VIII be
taught on Jne most approved principles
From the long experience t1af they nsve ac-
1Uired ln Europe ana america, Miss Gouriay
sud Sisnor Grillo can assure trsir friends and
patrons tEe1 lEe-r institute VIII be conducted
ia such manner ~ 70 uaerit t1e support OF all
1e,irous Ol acquiring a thorolgh hnowledEe OF
Dancing
NE stictest attention, both ss to the comfort
fully observed. 5very month SUIREE VIII
take place. 70 whirn all the pupils viii be in
Tited, auG FOR which q me cusarills Band viii
always be provided.
DAYS AND HOURS OF ATTENDANCE
FOR CLASSES;
FoR IADIEs AED CaILDREE-5 Mondays, we'd
ns-dsys and Fridays, rom % o'ciock, pm
FOR GEsTI TIJ-SlI-1,---- -oncays, N51nesd1ys and
fridays irOm 70 O'Clock, Evening
81 Private Lessons Daily. IA
Miss GourIay and sienor GrnIo win also zivs
private Lessons at the residences OF lhs pupils.
and attend schools.
TIE r NJ s.
Public Glasses per $50 g
Tor children, per quarter y %
PTivuts Lessons, per each hlssson...--------.- %
EFA sOIREE win 5e given every month.
Pupils VIII be received on Iannary 10Th. when
their nanes viii be entered.
This 6esutiful and handsome room can be
en- Esgsd for private parties. on application 70
5iguor Griio, 81 &aiu Street.
jal5-iIn
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EDUCATIONAL.

COMERVIII.is l. I-alrlaIs. institute.
- a. "a alNeFs- D. d. President
This Institution is located IN SOruarviiis
Tenn, connected by q branch with the n q. e.
Railroad, 40 MOSCOW. IL IS IN successful opera
-0u. under an af-.e fleli-r. ana is prepared 20
receive euy number ut additional pupils.
ror furlher particulars -prlvro r. H. Efvers,
Oh J. @. UUEPHEEYS
fau8 linz President of TrtIsrass.
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Axes, PIows, Etc.

Axes, PIOwS, Etc.
90 DOZEN BEST AXES.
$50 Pairs Trace Chains
$50 Avery and Hall PiOWs.
10 Two Horse Wagons.
90 Sacks Corn.
500 Bales Hay.
100 sacks Bran.
500 Bushels seed Oats.
20 Hhds. New Orleans Sugars.
20 Bbls White Sugars.
60 Bags Coffee.
Is TisFces Hams.
10 Casks Bulk Sidee and Bacon. .s
100 Grind Stones.
1000 Gallon Jugs, Jars, Pans, etc-
500 Bbls. Salt.
40 Bbls- Mess Pork
l25 Packages Cheese.
% Bbls. Molasses.
50 Kegs Choice Syrups.
100 Bbls. Choice Meal.
Candles, Soap. Starch, Tobacco, Powder ahot
White Lsau, OILS. Fruits Candles, eto.
8s- In store and arriving. IA
January 2lth.
TAYLOR, McEwEN, DUKE & co.
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The Fenisn demonstration Ia Cincin-
natl on the tdiruy-drst, 70 hear Roberts
and Sweeny, was immense They prom
ised 70 conquer Canada, and use Il as
hasa fnr f--lra rnararIons.
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HAcAN,s MAcNoLlARALM

This Is the most delightful and extraordinary
article ever discovered. u changes the sun
burnt face and hands to pesrIy satin texture of
AaVishlns beauty, impartlng the marble purity
Of youth, q tine dtsiiEgse appearances 70 inviting
IN the city belle Of fashion. lt removes tan,
ffeckles, plInplea and roughness fFOnl the skin,
l6aving The complexion fresh, transparent and
smooth. II contains no mater1al hilarious TO
the akin. Pasronized by Aetress and Opera
singers. II Is what every lady should have
Seld every There. Retail price, 50 esnts-
Prepared By W. u. HAGAN, Troy, n. z,
address all Orders 10
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WANTED.
COTTON.

A Ii COTTON shipped to US on good boats, or
n in our Warehouse on sale, Is covered by
our open Polices Of Insurance In the DeSOto,
Home, &tns and Hartford Insurance Com.
panies. TAYLOR, MoEWBN, DUKE & co.