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FOCAL MATTERS.

RELEAsED.-Henry Thomasson, here
tofore arrested on a charge Of stealing
$40 from Mr.. Cole, a boarder st the Wor-
sham House, was before Esquire Creigh-
ton yesterday, and was discharged-Mr
Cole falling to appear and press the pros
ecution.
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RT- A young man named Tom White
was accidentally killed OF a freight train
Of the Tennessee and Alabama railroad,
on Thursday last.
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na- The National hstoIgeHccr, adj
vertlng TO the fact that VIM II. SEWARD
Was Tie Greater builder and leader Of the
anti-slavery party, and that all the Iegit-
innate objects Of that party have been at
tanned, thus pointedly puts the ease Of
the radicals who are e~ndeayoring 10 hold
on to the old organization in order to
keep themselves in power
II in 1850 the persons who now lead
this new party had adopted a platform
such as We Indicate below, It would have
excited general derisiOn, nowhere more
than among their own party. Let ny
suppose these 70 have been their demands
in 1860:
/. We demand that all negroes in the
South shall have votes.
,. That, to this end, all whites in the
South who oppose the measure shall be
DISTINGUISHED
3. That TO the same end, war should be
supported in the name of the Union. 10
practically break up slavery.
4. That, to the same end, the Constitu-
ton Of the United States should be
amended - q to abolish slavery entirely
and legally.
Here are four points in logical depend
ence. r anna.
Suppose such a platform, couched in
any amount Of persuasive and shining
verbiage, offered 10 the anti-slavefy party
of former years. The last point only
would have been sustained, and the rest
would have been unanimously denounced
as defiant of moral principle, or so grossly
unreasonable as to be ridiculous. No
man in the Country would have asked
more than the legal extinction Of an
odius legal Institution. Would any of
the present faction, claiming to act as
anti-slavery men, have confessed such a
platform? If not, why 10 they virtually
adopt il now?
The reason ought to make them blush
Aye, blaaeh. They are now acting for
the end set out above, first Of the series.
They are for enfranchising the negroes
and passive political associates in the
| South, to the exclusion Of all others, and
all pretence Of ab%OiitiOnism has become q
paITable sham. They are for D01ycr, and
that IS the method whereby they seek
to get it. Hence, 10 them, the abolition
Of slavery is not u contamination, but
an opportunity. The abolition party
has passed away. a new party has
grown up. Every abolitiOnist in the
world IL, by the constitutional abolition
of slavery, committed againstit.
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pnris NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Bros. q 90.

Charming milk punches can be had AZ th'
Cosmopolitan saloon, kept by the adabis MessH
H,Il.,dark Rarfon.
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FIRE ArABEKDEEN, MIss.-Last Mon
day night very destructive fire occurred
at Aberdeen, Miss, by which five Of the
principal business houses Of the place
were destroyed. 1t is supposed the
fire was the work Of an i~ncendiary. On
the same night a fire also occurred al
Artesia, Miss, and the origin is also a.
cribed to the same source.
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Steamer Louisville. for New Orleans
Bertha, for Nieksburg-
" Southern Belle, for Arkansas river.
Pauline Carroll, for New Orleans.
Ella Faber, for White river.
" Armenia, for New orleans.
-uumen for II. Louis.
Minneola, Tor Cincinnati.
Cty Of Alton, for 81. Louis.
Boats o. Port.
Armenia. Nevada MinueOla-
Ella Faber. Zephyr. Memphis.
Molie HamblefOu.
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CULPABLE CARELEssNEss-A negro
man with severe smallpox developed on
his person, was e yesterday morning
about ten O'Clock on the corner Of Jeher-
son and Front streets, and our informant
states that the police declined TO inter
fere in the matter. Surely the city au-
thorities might prevent the recurrence OF
such gross carelessness, by which the
lives Of our eitizens are endangered.
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ARRESTS BY THE POLICE. Frank
White tcolored) for stealing a lot Of hams
belonging TO Mr.. Sullivan will have a
hearing to-day before Esquire Heinrich.
John Beatty, charged with selling liquor
to soldiers; viii be brought before the
military authorities
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THAT'S a stupid brute Of yours, john
said a Scotch minister 70 his parishioner,
the peat dealer, who drove his meFehan-
disc from door 10 door 10 q small cart
drawn by a donkey; ~ never see YOU
but the creature is braying.b' "Ah, sir,7
said the peat gatherer, eye ken hearts
warm when fren's meet,h
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BzB- Bishop Quintard OBLIGATED on sun
day last at Christ church and st. Paups,
louisville.
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b Giiberr's General Alternative removes
4 chronic Inflammation Of the bladder and Kid
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Other Markets.

The Cincinnati Commercial OF the 18th SAYS:
Gold, in its fluctuations In New York to-day,
showed an upward tendency. There was some
disposition 70 follow 10 more closely than usual
during the lofs par Of the day, inasmuch aS
the outside demand lncreaSed beyond the offer
ings, but, at the close OF business, the recession
in New York put the buying neure back TO
D5zc. premium, and left 3l54e. the outside sell
ing figure.
Exchange was as firmly maintained as it has
lately been.
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AIeranaer,. Eid GIore.-Nentsn..
Memphi- q ohIo Rarroaa.-Tbs .hor

Memphis a Chic RailrOad.-The shortest
quickest and best route, TO all places North and
East. A daily passenger train leaves the depot
head OF Main street. every morning. at O'Clock
msking close connections at Cairo with the hi.
nois Central Railroad for 1t. Louis, Chicago,
Louisville, Cincinnati, New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, Washington, Baltimore, and all
Eastern cities Baggage checked through to all
the principal places Through tickets can be
obtained Of ; Cook, agent, Gayoso House, and
Al the Depot, head Of Main street. marll-lw
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s6@"MaGma, if am good | shall go
70 heaYen, shanit fS{ Yves love. =
nAnd who viii be there besides 2o cam
gels-dear, beautiful, goodapgels " '.Ah,
hesitated the boy, all 4agels-Ell good,
beautiful boys it Mamma, dear, do
you think If I'm very good they viii
let me have just one little devil to play
with ~
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EneIIsh HosIerN-NenLgn. -. s II.

ARIeh uh of Hair Produeed.-Tht
natural color restored not dyed, and disease d
the scalp, falling OF, etc. sfsctuauy cured, 10y
using Maguire's Hair Restorative Balm. Price
Il per bottle. Prepared and sold by
J.. MAGUIRE, Druggists.
-marIl-eolL =. W. chr. Olive and S-.nui IS.
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30 clapy Laes. 60. Bra.. a g.

There IS nothing - becoming to a gentle
mas as s neat htung suit 81 eiathes- He may
be haudsops in figure, and The bloom ofheslth
light up bis eoUHts9ance,y yet II he wears -slop-
shopa goods, rs WfI present 2 hqmely appear
ance in spite OF his good i@3ks" Now wen
IN Vou OF place where they keep ths peetesl
Of seat clothing in the Blur City o. is Hobeson.
Nitsneu a Co.'S, second street, opposite Court
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New Button, -Nsnksn Bros. & Co

o PriHting-Our lob department Is r.
plete with all the latest and newest styles Of
type and presses, and We are prepared TO exc
cute al classes Of printing at the shortest no
tos and on the most reasonable terms. Bring
In your orders TO d Madison street. mrI-tr
Extraordinary IndueemenL- $1,000
worth Of goods at cost. j.. Il. W8ggener & Co,
29f Main street I wish 10 retire FROM the trade.
and viii positively sell al cost my entire stock
Of ready made clothing and furnishing goods
until the first Of May. Wholesale and retail
msr9tf J.. H. WAGGENER.
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A RemarhabIe slatenent.

The editor OF the Scottish IB4ericCu
Journal, of New York, March 3, in a
short article upon the speeoho of President
Johnson, makes the following remarka-
bic statement In regard to Wendell Phil
lips. He seems TO speak in the most pos
tive terms a. to the tTutho Of his assertion,
and he is not the man to make u state
ment of this kind at random. He says .
In regard to the last named gentle-
man, we are in a position to state a fact
not heretofore disCilsed, as far as we
know. It Is a matter which ought not,
except for a clearly defined object be
made public. The object we have in
view is simply to show how men
Of great p%retension and little con-
science mUy deceive the public.
The story is simply this: Mr..
Wendell Phillips is the hired agent of a
person who uses his gibbness ofspeech to
advance the cause Of negro elevation.
Mr.. Wendell Phillips Is not u man of for
time be IS, in every sense, an adveu-
turer. II this article should meet his eye,
aud We trust it may reach his eye,
he win know exactly what IRE mean in
saying that he is the hired instrument of
another Individual. He aSsails every
body and everything on both sides of the
Atlantis that may tail to agree with the
views Ofhis employer and we are bound
10 say that he does it with n vigur and
virulence which ought TO comuand re-
spect from those who know nothing Of
his history.
Now, if lhis be true, what supreme
folly to place any reliance upon what
such man will say Of anybody or upon
any subject. That the words of a mere
hired orator, set up to denounce a man
who IS trying to execute the laws of a
great country, should be regarded As
worthy of any notice is degrading to the
American people. One cannot help feel
ing a certain degree Of respect for a man,
if honest in his convictions, ever though
he may differ from the rest OF mankind
upon social or political matters but
when a man hires himselfout fora price,
to rail against all law and decency, the
only way to treat him is to hold him in
utter contempt. Il the editor Of the Scot
ash AH4eric0a Journal is correct, thenl let
Wendell Phillips take his place with the
lowest aud meanest type of humanity,
viz the Iudases ,-LOaisViHe Courier.
Bs- Bishop Quintard OBLIGATED on sun
day last at Christ church and st. PauPs,
Louisville.
De- There is an extensive revival pro-
crossing among the Baptists in Column
bus, and among the AIethodists in Haw-
kinsville, Ga.
Ia DR.. Hughes, who was recently
hung at Cleveland, said he was coming
back after the operation, and several
sUperstitiOus people, including the keep
ers of the prison where he was confined,
have created Il sensation 10y affirming
that they have seen him.
BsS- Two boys had a queer collision in
Norwich, Conn, the other day. They
were running in the street in opposite di-
rectiOns, hidden from each other by the
enormous dimensions of an intervening
hoop skirt. They rounded this obstruc-
ton at the same time, and struck heads
before they had fairly seen each other.
one of them WAS knocked out of his
senses and injured internally, and the
other had his head bruised.
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Dasmnkes a KELLOGG. at city stables. n

-
81 Monroe street, between Second ami Third
streets, are selling daily and a. uncommonly
low prices, some Of the finest broke and un-
broke Mules; also. Horses and Mares. Planters
and others i'm need OF Stock Of any Kind will do
well 20 give them q cali, for they will sell at very
low prices, and always have ON hand a large lot
Of spring and buck Wagons. mrl5-2t
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A flRny paper 10 B9vasia repre-
sents a hunter asking a boy whether
there was-any game about. "Yes," said
the boy, " there is the schoolmaster near
By, shoot him % Ms.
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Card.-Having connected myself with the
well known house Of Tancisc0& Wiggin, No.
s9 Main street. Brinkley Block, all Of my old
friends and customers are cordially invited 20
eaIs and Zee me. We keep and offer for sale
a large and well selected stock OF hats, caps
fars, etc. We shall aim TO give good bargains.
hence we beg a continuance Of the trade OF our
old patrons To the trade We intend 20 offer
such nducement as viii cause them 70 pur-
chase. Cal and examine.
marle-lw r. WALLACE.
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B@-The Macon, lGa.,) Telegraph says
the small poX in that city has nearly
run its course.
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IA The stockholders OF the Coosa
River Steamboat Company elected on the
5th inst, the following officers Samuel
Noble, President, n. ]. Bayard, Treasu-
Feri spq Il. NJ. Anderson, Secretary, and
those gentlemen, together with James
Noble, ST., and Jno. w. Noble, were
elected Directors to serve till the next
annual meeting.
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Cotton seed.-A large lot Ofthe best Cotton
Seed for sale cheap, BY f. Meyer "a Second
street, Ayres' Building. mari5-lw
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BuEgies for SRle.-A variety OF styles Of
top and no top buggies, single and double, at
the warehouse Of Davis, Allison 4 Co, on JEFF
ferson street Apply also TO JoEn T. shirley x
Co, ID Front street. mr2-eod2w
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Wanted.-A nice furnished room near the
corner of Main and Madison streets. Can al
2s1L Main street.
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/ run lo Aol4oCs
b4-The Louisville Journal is eredihly
informed that a large spring near Mum
! louisville Gibbs and flows eighteen inches
every tyeEty-foVr hours.
a~ A young man named Tom White
was accidentally killed on a freight train
! Of the Tennessee and Alabama railroad,
on Thursday last.
Rs-H is stated that Secretary Seward
has assured the English Minister that
the Fenians viii not be permitted to
commit any overt act, and that the Gov
er4Eept will issue a proclamation in
any case Of q s'el4tiop Of the laws.
n Communication by mail Is Hov-
open g New Orleans. Close connections,
We understands, Ill be made with the
roads connecting at Canton, Grenada
and Grand Junction by the jackson and
New Orleans RailEQsd,
nSrLOuisvile abounds with burglars
who commit robberies nightly, and yet
escape detection. 'Of all the house
] breakings 10, the past month OF two"
exclaims the Jarnd, HBot gEe Of the
perpetrators have been brought 70 JUS
dce.p
bar Never, ~ Qgr long political expert
ence, says the Louisville journal did we
receive from all parts Of Kentucky such
general and earnest manifestations in
favor Of any great policy Is those We are
now receiving daily in support Of Presi-
dent Johnson's great plan Of restoration.
Ia The Legislature Of North Carolina
adjourned on the 10Th. The bill allowing
negroes 10 testify in all eases where they
are concerned In person or property,
when jurisdiction shall be restored to the
courts i9 the States, was passed. The
usury laws We're repealed 50 far as to al
low 5 per cent. interest &c bs paid when
an agreement to that effect Is made by
parties,
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Our JobbIng stock OF hats and caps is
now complete. Orders solicited. marI3-7t
WHEATON q D 1873 Main 81.
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House Furnishing Goo>IS-Neukou's.

Our wholesale stock Of Spring and Summer
Clothing is now ready. An inspection from
strangers, country merchants and planters,
visiting the city, is solicited.
robson, MITCHELL e. CO..
% Second street Ayres Block,
marll-lw Opposite Court Square.
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WANTED.
COTTON.

A Ii COIION shipped r. Us on good boats. Or
II Ia our Warehouse "a sale. i covered bv
Home, Atua and Hartfoul Tn,u-7urs COM
psnleS IAALCR McEWES. DUKE co.
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GsaGIeneni- Giye q call a. the Hall, corne
OF Main aud Corn streets, where Prof A. Nhle
hnlin is giving tuitioq ip broad sword, FOIL, silel
and gymnasium exercise syefy Tuesday
Thursday sB5 Saturday, nom 70 sp44.
Prof yIuehpn4 also teaches 81 the sam'
place, the French ana seaaish languages, even
Monday, Wednesday aud Frl4ny. from 40
pm AsE pupiis can commence ~ an u4e
on lhese dsyz, during the above houR
Spring Auction sales. -ThqSe pdeiatiga'
BILE and energetic -aaenOneers, Mo9SRFrst IA
nier & Co. viii sell at auction. fhe c9drnl
week. some very valuable and adyantaBegQsly
locaEe1 resideuce lots. Parties wishing % secure
a home lp g g}pd locality, VIII DO well 20 read
The several adyertissI ents OF uhis hrm 10 be
found in to-dsy's Appeal
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Imports.

s@-In Louisville on Sunday, two full
companies Of one hundred men each for
the irish array Of Liberation, we're NUS
tered into the service of the Republic by
Maj. VIM. Mangan, Adjutant-G General Of
the State Of Kentucky. The officers Of
these pioneer companies have been APP
pointed, and viii receive their commits
sions in q few DAYS. Is On
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Teeth Xix PeaFlS. -SacuFsd by the use OF
Casweu, Mack G Co.'S Dentiae Tooth Pow
der. IT is absolutely free nom all substances
Injurious TO the teeth, and Is used by the best
dentists. CASWELL, MACK & CO.,
Sole manufactures, New York.
For sale 10 Memphis, wholesale and retail by
q. ". JONES q Co,
mar3-toI5ap 81 Main street
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Fresh shad resolved daily by MessrN Com.
STOCK 4 Co, 80 Main street. direct from Al,
gusta, Ga. What j. heIe more delicious than
a nice. fresh shadg 10 you wish 20 enjoy THU
eating. cali around al 40 Msin street, aud geN
some Of those delicious nsh.
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Axes Vvs. Etc.
On DOZEN BEST AXIS.
80 Pairs Trace Chains
10 avery and ilIli P.4~4.
td Two hursr A-1t-.
30 5leEs Corn.
so Baias H1y.
lo1 sacks Bran.
So fEsIsF ---f lrf4
~ Hls-. EeU yHt=au4srs-.
up Bids. MIst- sugar..
go Htgs Coffee.
D. rcrccs HAMS.
Do tt-Es BusE s.ues ana H4asr-
Zoo lrrlt -fouas-
uHe TALON jugs. Jars, P4a- aF
CD h1ls- sllt
m bDis. Nezs Pork.
II f4eaa-- Ilaae.
80 B1f-. hfliHzH
% KEGS Jnu4-- ~r-sus.
Iu EDts. tLl-= heat
Candles, soap. starch Toaseaa u---.r.- She
White Lead. oils. fruits Candle 81.
- In store and arr1vI-s.
January Ntn.
TAYLOR GcEWEN. ULkE Cg.
mari im
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New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Bros & Co.

Fer Satellite lease. stock and fixtures o
the Git store, No. aJ Main street Call imme.
diately. marIj-9t.
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Important NOIiee--Cagtion.-Buyers OF
DrpleN Elliptic skirts should examine the
hops 70 be sure they get the genuine article,
which is the only skirt with double sprjags h
each hO0p-therefOne, unqusstlOnably the best
criuolius made. See advertisement Of J. W.
Brsdley's DupleS Elliptic skirt. mar1ImwSs
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NOTICES.

For a nice to 'dy. drop IN at the Cosmopoli-
tan, Ou Monroe street.
Charming milk punches can be had At the
Cosmopolitan saloon, Kept by the adabis Messrs.
Hollander & Berton.
Paris ManfIez-Menken, Bros. 4 Co.
Cotton eed.-A large lot Of The best Cotton
Seed for sale cheap, BY +. Meyer "a Second
street, Ayres Building. marl5-lw
wanted.-A nice furnished room near the
corner Of Main and Madison streets. Can al
2sJh Main street.
DoIbesr's commercial college, 20 Main
street, open day and night the entire year.
New pupils can begin any dag. IL
Good dnnk OF every hue, taste and style are
Fixed up spIendiferously, by Messrs Hollander
a Berton, al the Cosmopolitan restaurant, on
Monros street.
Pure French and American Brandies are
dealt ont 20 the customers OF the Cosmopolitan
saloon, ON Monroe street
OF we hear thu Cosmopolitan mentioned IS
THE place for genuine liquors. And a good
dIink is essential, II we take into consideration
the present state Of the atmosphere. Aessrs
Hollander a Bert0n can suit every body's taste.
NOuee 70 P-assengess going south.-Romem-
ba. Iyou want 10 make connection, % go TO
Holly ssrings, Grenada, Canton and New Or
leans, you should 90 on the 5b am. train On
the Memphis a Charleston Railroad, and you
win BE- sure 20 never miss eonnseuar.
marl6-H
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la DR.. Hughes, who was recently
hung at Cleveland, said he was coming
back after the operation, and several
superstitiOus people, including the keep
ers of the prison where he was confined,
have created a sensation 10y affirming
that they have seen him.
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Memphis q Ohio and Illinois Central
RaiIrORd.-Through tickets 10 all points
North aud East for sale at No. a jefferson
street LARRY HARMSTAD.
uryrI[Tw Agau+
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EruptiOns cured by GIbsrts General Alter
stiye.
PimpIes removed by Gubert's General Al
t~erative.
SaIIoWnesS OF complexion changed by Gil
bert's General Alternative
letter, Itch. Rlngworm, cured by Gilbert
letter Ointment.
Old Sores cured by GiIbert's Healing ONT
ment, manufactured by
GILBERT & HIGREE. Druggists.
For sale by all Druggists.
Something new in the hat line at wheaton
& Cos. marI8-Iw
French Corsets-Menkeu Brss- G
New styles OF hats Just received by express
at Wheaton 4 Cos, Iss Main street. webstei
Block. marl3-lw
New Dress GoOds-Menken, Bros. & TO.
attention is called 10 the grear
variety OF boys hats and caps just received al
Wheaton & Cos. marl5-Iw
Fancy silks Ienzen Bros. & Co.
Spring styles Of Hats aud Caps al whes-
ton q Co.'S, ls3 Main street, Webster Block.
merI5-lw
Black SIIks-Brenken. Bros. a CO..
Fancy siIiss- Menken, Bros. d Co.
Black siuks-5renken. Bros. & co.

Spring styles Of Hats aud Caps al Whes-
ton q Co.'S, lS3 Main street, Webster Block.
merl5-lw
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wanted.

$500 Union Bank Tennessee.
$500 Planters Bank Tennessee.
$4,000 Bank O~TTennessee odd issuel, at Ogder
Tobsy < Co, Bankers, No. l6 Jefferson street.
msrl-eGdlUL.
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X. WALLACE.

Luuch-Aner the dreary toll Of day man re-
quiies a stimulant Life would become monot-
onous and dull. and time would pass away
gloomily, did We not enjoy ourselves socially
and festigely. We require amusement and en-
tertainment TO animate the mind and cheer
the heart IN order % AFFORD these things the
Brilliant Saloon sets q sumptuous lunch every
night from ten 20 twelve o'clock, where the Boa
saoa1g and his companions may enjoy them
selves heartily. The best conuoisseurs say the
Brilliant Keeps the finest stock Of wines 10 be
fOund anywhere; and It's bar-fenders are the
most accommodating young men THAT ever
stood behind q counter. Every one visiting the
Brilliant will be well pleased with lis drinks.
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GnBert's General Alternative cures sup
pressed Menstruatlon.
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BH-The Louisville Journal is credibly
informed that a large spring near Mum
louisville Gibbs and flows eighteen inches
every tyeEty-four hours.
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De- Fhege is all extensive revival pro-
crossing among the Baptists in Column
bus, and among the A~Iethodists in Haw-
kinsville, Ga.