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PROeREss or THE NIoOLsON PAVE

HEM.
We see that the new contractors for con-
structing the Nicolson pavement, Aessrs.
FoRKEsr& MITCHELL, havealready COM
pleted Jefferson and old Madison streets
and Charleston Avenue. We learn that
they have expended $4,000 in laying
down the same. This they have done in
one month. There are thus completed
twosvenuest to the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad. We think they have dis
played remarkable energy in thus push
ing forward this important work, in the
face OF the fact that city bonds are q
drug on the market, and cannot be
disposed OF in New York at any
price. Gen. FORREST has recently
visited that city snd could find no pur-
chasers for them whatever. Under
these circumstances 1t viii be impossible
for the contractors to proceed with their
work, without some arrangement is
made by the city to enhance the value
Of their bonds, or the citizens themselves
come 70 the rescue with material aid.
The almost vital work Of paving Main
street must be postponed to another sea
son, and perhaps, forever, unless some
action shall be taken to sustain the credit
Of the city. We have seen how the
municipality Of our sister city, Nash
Vile, has fallen into the hands Of North
ern "Bummers," and how the holders
Of Nashville city bonds have been resist
ing the Inauguration OF this military
Government, forced on the city by bayo-
nets.
We may expect a repetition Of these
scenes here. It therefore behooves our
citizens to consummate as many public
improvements as they can before the
dawning Of the new order Of things,
which must temporarily suspend All
public enterprise. We trust that the
substantial, monied men, who own prop
erty on Main street, will devise q plan to
lift that beautiful and important thor
oughfare out Of the mud" before the
winter season sets in. The work can be
done in sixty days, and every foot Of the
street, from the northern to the southern
depots. made hard and smooth before the
bad weather. In the interests OF business
and the prosperity Of our city, we invoke
immediate sctiOn.
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I'm HIEhts IN "Nf
Mrs. Morgan BELLE BOfl
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To the Public.

IN having made the above purchase ana -.
sumed business at the old and well KNOW
stand, No. BIS Main street, where We have So
often and for 50 many long years Of sunshing
ana adversely met our old friends and patrons
and As a train Of Unforeseen providentiaI err
cuInstances have shifted US around to our TO-
moF place or business, It Is with feeling OF
earnest coDgratulatiOn that We are aeain pre-
pared TO offer to our former patrons and Abe
public g Morally n large and well selected stock
OF Drugs, Medicines, etc, etc, and indeed every
lining Usually kept in . hrstciaSs and well con-
Quoted Drug store to which we are now adding.
aud viii coGtinGe 10 add constantly, fresh sun
plies OF the most staple and Choice Articles the
markets can anOTd. And As We shall fmport
IrQln flrelgn markets direct, and from irSt
hand dealers, we intend making this House
" the Drug Emporium OF the South (" we would
therefore. hold out speci0iinducements. to both
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN the CITY and
country, 10 give US a call, examine and price
our stock before purchasing elsewhere. for we
ars determined, BY our close vigilance of the
markets OF this and foreign countries. a. well
as with sound, practical Judgment in making
our purchases, so as to be able. with the choice
quality Of our stock aud the low prices we win
ouer them a., tG he abs 10 vie with ana evan
ley cOmnetilOn. AnLiOuSly hopI.g there
fore, thai these propositions ffnr we Istend Z,
~ssE6 good u the letter al We have propOsad,
VIII meet with tha hearty concurrence OF ON
old friends and patrons and the community
generally. We are, very respectfully. vonrs
etc, J. h WATSON to
The Avalanche, Bulletin, Ledger and PSI WIN
please JOpy one month. ocS I'm
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SLEEPING CAR
Notice to the Public.

n retiring from the Drug business in this civ
Il We would give notice that We have sold eur
entire stock, together with the Fixtures. Lease,
etc, OF the -WeH-known stand, No 8iS Main
street, to Dr. J. B. WATSON &CO, To whom We
were formerly successors; aud after returning
our ne 'rtieL thanks to our numerous patrons
ana friends who have so literally favored Us
during our OF ~Dstntss We solicit
FOR our Successors a continuation Of The same.
As 70 the character and qualifications OF our
Wortay successors in this branch OF trade, their
reputation IS too well and favorsbly known in
TINS city and throughout the country generally
for Us to he able in anything we might here
state 70 ado thereto. Suffice IL 70 say they are
OF long and tried experience in this branch of
~nnsinsss, and therefore most cordially recon-
mend q continuation OF our patrons with This
House JUHN A. NIPGEN.
The unsettled business Of NIPGEN & RGA-
KIRT aud JOHN A. NIPGEN, will be settled
by either Of the old partners al the old stand.
JOHN A NIPGEN,
LEI \ - = I'm
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ARGEOONSIGNMENT
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To the h .
THE STEAMER DAN ABLE
HAVING completed her repairs and under
II gone desirable alterations, will resume her
regular day In the
Memphis andvioksburg Trade

On SATURDAY, the 18Th inst at S O'Clock pm.
he repairs have added much TO her former
beauty end comfort. and the alterations in
creased her unrivalled speed.
The business and travelling community viii
nna combined in her ali the comfort, speed and
sAley OF 3 nrst-claEs steamer. and NAV RELY
!mPneitly on her rs q permanent fixture in the
f4de through the entire season. No changes
nave oSan made In her corps OF
o4ueers, VINO, having been in the trade for
we VII and wish 10 supply them. Her Officers
gratefully tender their hanks to the merchants
RAJ, Tor the liberal patronage so kindly be-
slowed on them heretofore. and hone by their
conduct In future to inertia continuance OF the
Respectfully,
0Eners ana 0fieePs OF Str. Dan. Able,
oe5 iW
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- aroNE.s LECTUKE

Tomorrow morning we shall republish
the lecture, in New York, Of the emil
uent Surgeon aud physician, DE-. WAR
REx SroxE, and propose to furnish extra
eopies 70 meet the demand, which may
be bad at oar eoUnting-room. 1t will
slzn eppesr in cur Weekly edition.
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SATURDAY EvEsIEe. ooToBEa s1H. ISL.
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sEryIED By

The municipal complication at Nash
Vile has been settled by a company Of
cavalry. Of the militia, calling on Mayor
MATT. Brown and deHlsnding possession
Of the Office, books and papers, at the
same time informing the Mayor that they
were Instructed to use force, II resistance
was made. The Mayor bSd declined to
deliver these books sndpspers 70 ALDEN,
the successful Radical candidate 81 the
military election, and Gen. COOPER,
commanding the State militia, sent Capt.
BLACKBURN with his company to en-
force possession. OF course the Mayor,
had no alternative than to surrender,
and thus the new regime Of force pro-
crosses in Tennessee.
The following are the orders under
which BLACKBURN acted:
HEAD Q'Ks lem. STATE GUARDs.1
NASHVILLE, October ., lSE7.
Gen. Joseph A. Cooper, Commanding state
9usrds:
General: A. Z. Alden, Esq, msyor
elect OF Nashville, reports 20 this depart
meBt that he is resisted in entering upon
the Office % which he has been elected
and qualified. You will therefore aid
him with whatever force IL necessary to
enable him % overcome any illegal re-
sistauce or interference he may encOun-
ter Ia entering upon the discharge Of his
official duties. By command OF Gov.
p4Ownl9w.
fSiEue1I H II. THOMAS,
Acting Private Secretary.
The general commanding having re-
ceived the foregoing instructions, orders
Capt. Joseph H. Blackburn, command
ing Co. a" lst Tennessee state guards,
70 proceed st nee with his command 10
the city hall, and render A f. Alden,
Esq, mayor elect and qualified, such
assistance rs Is necessary to enter upon
the discharge Of his official duties.
BY command OF Brig. Gen. J. A.
Cooper. ID. NJ. NELSON,
Col aud A. D.. C..
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DIED

HUTCRTSsON.-In Baltimore, Md, on Sun
day, September q, 1907, VIZ. HUTCHINSON, OF
Menphis, aged So years.
His remains will 70 Uttered at ElmwoOd
Cemetery thi5 Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock.
fhe friends Of the family are invited to attend.
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MARRIED.

WILLIAM5-LEDBETFER On October Sd.
1857, q W. WILLIAMS, Jr, OF RisnEi, Miss, to
Mss HENRIETTA e.. ~LEDBETTER, formerly OF
this place.
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T. d Rasberrys general asent TOT
Tshn z. ReardOn, Little Rock AK
Richard Thrust0R, Van Bareh AK
Reed Fletcher, Pine Bluns Ark.
Juo. z. EaIxin, Warrington, Ark.
Rev. A. r. winfield, Camden Ark
q. g. Jsy, Bolivar. Tenn.
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srAKE.

Il ANAAa4 III NA1
First AOndaJ In November, and Con-
time Six Gays.
Three following races closed, by the named
entries, on the 18Th instant.
NURSERY sTAEE
q ". Dulahunt enters General Duucans
or. Antelope, By Ava anehe, dam Gazstts, BY
johnson & Douglass enter bk. Z. Charlotte
Thompson, by inp. Mickey Free, dam Ada
Tsris, By imp Albion.
Johnson q Douglass enter sc RichsHsu, by
Jack Malone. dam the.dam OF MuggIus, BY
P. Mitchell enters br. c Elgtn. by shelby.
dam by Imp. Emue second dam the dam OF
Socks
General A. BEford enters br. c. by Lsxing,od:
dam t~horongnored put psaigres not known
VS.. Tremaine snterss 5. c. B~ushwhacker. by
Lexington, dam By Glencoe dress rel, white
Turner s. Jounson enter Or. C. Crystal. by
Avalanche, dam Gun, by Childe Harold.
GREEN STAKE
q. v. Dflahuut enters Gen. q. ". Hardlng's
D /. Duetta, BY highlander dam Delta, by imp.
Johnson & Douglass enters C.. r By Jack Ma
lone, dam Alutuo, BY Imp Albion 3 years
Gen. A. Buford enters br. m. by Wanda. dam
~ imr. Margrave Syears ota drsssrsd, gray
John II. Morgan enters rh.E f. Mamie Leueher.
by Australian, dam Lavender, by wagner;
8 years OLD.
- D. AAAalL1 r4a1ElEAH ALNasU w ZAAua
out OF HeZira, By imp. Ambassador
TurDer 4 johnson enters CHI Magazine, by
Australian. dam by old WAGNER
". A. FOwlkes enters dark br C. by Black
Wind, dam by Ambassador 8 years Sid.
W. A. FOwlzes enters b. T. by Wanda, dam
Dutehess de Berri, by imp. Sovereign.
OvERTON HOTEL STAKE.
M c. Castillo enters bay T. by Lexington.
dam Little Peggy, BY cripple; dress green and
white.
] q. Jones enters z. m. Maggie English. BY
shiloh, DAM Fanny by Epsilon; dress red gray
and white.
P. Mitchell enters Pat Clsburne, BY Hiawa-
the, dam BY imp. Emu second dam the dam or
EaekS.
T. A. Hausnsr enters stallion Duke Of Or
cans by Jack Malone, dam Wagon. ? mars.
". :. Tremains enters b b. Tom WOrley, by
Rtnggold, dam by Glencoe dress, red white
ne entries for this stake were closed on the
18th instant.
RACES r OPEN FOR ENTRIES.
Firsl Day-FIrst race, GayOSo House stake,
mile heats, for 81 eyes.
Second Day-SecOnd race, two mile dash, for
all ages.
third Day-Citizens' purse, SEQ, two mile
heats, hee FOR all ages.
third nsy@ecoId race, three mile dash. free
for all ages $50 putse.
Fourth Day-Secoud race. Bankers purse. I
$1,000, thr e mile heats. free for al ages
Fifth DGy@SOuthern and Western Turf Con- I
grezs stake, Jour mi 2 heats. 4
sixth Day-Eirst race saloon stake mile I
heats three best in I've, S6oO purse. free for all
ages. Second race. mile heats for beaten horses,
to be Handicapped, 500 purse.
GEN. n. 3. FuhREST, President.
A. d. GIBSON, Secretary. seq
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FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY
AND GYMNASTICS.

MDME. LEIsE would most respectfully an
VI nounceU 70 the citizens Of Memphis that
her Glasses are now open ather naW and spien-
did HAL, AZ No. "a Second street, ln the Adj
ANS block. one OF the most private and pleas
ant locations In The city. Mdme- L. hss Two
large Halls suited 10 all the wants Of her pu-
pus- All her Glasses Wih be strictly private.
Pupils admitted on the days or tuition. An
the new and most ~ashiOnaDle dances Taught
IN a few lesson. Ladies' classes Tuesdays aid
Saturdays at 10 o'clock am, Masters and
Misses Tuesdays and Saturdays at haif-past 3
o'clock pm. Gentlemen from 3 70 % o'clock
pm on Tdesdays and Saturdays. Mdme. L.
vii Civ Instructions In the Lee Academy, the
Memphis Female Institute, and Al Mrs Ma
ghee's school in South Memphis, a. soon as
classes can be arranged. The Madame will also
give Instructions In the new Gymnastics, OF
Physical Culture, which imparts 50 much grace
and beauty 70 the figure This Training dives
her School the advantage over all OtherA ~
there y no sZtra charge made Tor this branch.
Terms-to 1uit the nmes-Perterm oftFenty-
four lessons, SIS.
Parents and guardians are invited 10 visit
School during the hOum OF tuition, before
placing their children elsewhere. Good music
provided, and sOirees given twice Per month.
aaLH
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no r SALE
MeOlnhis City R0iIroo1

EO II - A l. r
Twelve No. Billiard Tables for sale. FOR
particulars, inquire al d. II. EVANS
Ocf I'M u MOprOa Efrest
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TEE Rel Cars commence, to-day, running
i through on Main and fernando streets ~
Eimwood Cemetery. State Female College,
hace Track and Memphis and Ohio DepOt -
LOlloWs: Leaving ElmwOCd Cemetery at : am
and AZ each hour thereafeF until 7 O'Clock no.
M and leaving the Measphis and Ohio Dep5t
Al : an and at each bouru ntil S pun.
OC4 81 Nm. IL. BEAIT. Actbg Erp-t
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PUBLIC SALE
Of Three Hundred Acres Sub
urban Land on Ten Years
Credit.
7 PROPOSE 70 sci at Public Sale. to the High-
i eft bidder
On Thursday, I4ih November, 1857,

On Thursday, I4ih November, 1857,
About &c acres Field and Forrest land On ny
Homestead Tract situated three miles east o.
Memphis at the head o. Union avenus, and
lying between Central avenue and the Old state
being nov In process Of Construction Ia Mem
pbfs. good urDplkes OF street railways on tie
roads leading from the city di ecflV IhrruEn
this property, must soon follow. thereby afford
ing the most reasonable probability Ofits great
and rapid enhancement OF value.
In stating the advantages OF this property I
would specially refer to the HEALTH or the
equaLf not superior to that % any portion or
the ely enVirons; while the high character OF
Tie nelghborhOod, and the provision made Tor
Caurch and School HiUleges combine 70 render
II one oftre most desirable points for A subur-
ban residence which the vicinity OF Memphis
affords.
The TITLE % this property hiss been vested
in my father and myself for thirty years with
out interruption, and Is fres from any ineun-
br1nce.
T1s SaJdirta0s q ne Grounds viii be IN Iots
Of about Five Acres. According 20 plans 70 -
seen 40 the once OF the Auctionaers. The ave
uues VIII be opened. aud the los numbered 30
as 20 be readily examined before he cay Of sale.
Being Determined o. Sell I shall offer the FOL
lowing liberal
TRIMS: One-tenth Cash. the balance IN Ten
AnNgGt LisfGAseIts. with interest from date.
Warranty leeds given, and Trust Deeds taken.
waving redemption. These terms will max
u very easy for any one 20 secure a pl=asan .
Home, which must constantly Increase tE
value ard comfort, a. the growth OF Memphis
continues y u. IRRELEVANT.
R0YSfER, IRRELEVANT / co.,
sepI5-tds A-ucti0userA
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To the Medical Faculty.


nESIROUs Of Carrying OUT as speedily
- possible the provisions Of the viii Or O.
buutyn, deceased, In the disposal OF bfs Home
stead Tract, we WI Offer At Public sale me Re-
naming rortton u the Tract. consisting OF
aDout SEFENII-FIFE LOTS. varvInR nom
tNot 70 Ten acres In size, embracing With the
netd lands all sne 70 d land los on the Trsct.
Ihe hlgh reputation for me health Ehich
Us Loc ny enjoys and the choice Of easy
and quick communication with hecffvb raf-
way or dlr road give 70 these lands advan-
ages LnaL mus De apparent 70 the burueas
men o. Memphis, as a cheap. c~onvenisnt and
pleasant y int At which 10 establish their fam-
Iy residences, eoDbintT z 30 fully the advnn-
-ages Of town and county.
With the object o. removing ali difficulty In
selinZ. We shall ofer the property UPON ne
blowing easy TERNS-One-fourth CASH -
auce ms, y is and - months with Interesf
Ha'ranty deeds given and dee5 oftrust taken.
waving redemption.
Every lot put up viii be sold without reserve
Plans Of the lots may be obtained al the once
or the A~uetioneesi each Tot being staksd 20 a.
70 be Xamined before the sale.
sale viii Be upon the premises. on WEDNEa-
A the 18th OF October. E57.
g. %. BUNTTN.
A p HAWAE
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AUCTION.
By L q sropDARr

This Morning a % ~o'elook.
Household Furniture.
Fer account Of parties declining h~o1sekseping.
A N BTODDARD.
oa5 10 Auceoneer.
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MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE.

HAVlNd perfected our ARRANGEMENTS with
IL the Manufacturers IN Virginia and the
West. we are prepared TO supply the trade
al Factors prices, keeping always on hand 8
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT or the various
brands and styles, which we have selected ES-
PEUIALLY FOR THIS TRADE.
Merchants and JObbers viii hnd Il 10 their
interest 70 examine our stock be1Ore buying
seS I'm
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1867. FALL FASHIONS. 1857.
MISSES QUINLAN
No. $40 Main street.
Enrnnr nr I.na-.nn

HANE received a superb assortment II
IL FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS, aud also
the istest Partisan Styles Tor ClOaks and Dresses.
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500 Bbls Mess Pork,
20 Cas- Ks BacSpn sides.
% Casks ShOItideFs-
Ss5 Sacks Choice Coles
800 Rhls Sugar. assorted,
SEQ Bh,fs FlOur, all grades
400 BgDEs Meal,
so BlJIs W whisky.
IO0 Bbis n. o. Mtbfasses.
$50 Half BbiS N. %. MOlasseS,
800 Kits MRekeres.
so RbfS NO. ~ and 3 MRckerei
250 Pieces Kentucky BaGgtDg,
20 Bales India BaEsstnR,
zoe Coils Rope,
600 Half Coils Rope,
800 Kegs Lard,
80 Tierces Lard,
100 BEs Tobacco. assF1'a brands
30 Bbis No. L Cider Vinegar.
so Bbls Breakfast l8aeOR,
80 Tterces Sugar-cui-ed HAMS
And an extra large assortment CO Groceries
which win be sold low Tor cash, or on usual
time 70 prompt paying Gus Omers-
Advances VIII be Eade on shipm ents OF
Cotton, for sale here, or 10 our friends IN New
Orleans
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Fonr Other EaI,.nbze PRICES
MEMPHIS ASSOCIATION COURSE
Fall Meeting, 1867.

THE Fall Meeting over this Course VIII com
i mence on the
First AOnday In November, and Con-
time Six Gays.
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ADVERTTSM.ET

FOR RENT
One-hRlf OF 8 most desirable Once, suitable
for a Lawyer. Also, a sleepiEg room for rent
and furniture OF sarae for sale. Address G. C..
W, Appel O-Hca, ocj
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4 CAN.

What is TARRANTs EFFERvEscENT SETTER
APERIE&I and what are its effects? These are ques-
tons which the great American pubc h.s right to
ask AMI il also right expect card;a ana salts
c-ctory reply. Tbs preparation is mid and gentle
saline ca.aacc Alternative urd tonic, and is most care
ry prepared in tie form OF snow white powder, con-
tanirg I'll The wcadcru! medical properties of the fer
i-ned Setter Springs Of Germany.
c. its elects would say that those WHO have tested
Ire rrcparatt-c tho best judges. and they declare
over ,:er eva signatures thst tho preparation will
promptly relieve indigestion. Regulate tic Cow Of the
bic. cure every species of headache. TranquiI-e tho
nervous system Retresh ard invigorate the weak Ait
gate the pargs OF rheumatism Neuuahze acid in the
Stomach Cleanse and tone tho bowels Assist the
elEag appetite. Cure the heartburn.
Ii you ne sufferer give this Remedy trial. and it
will convince you OF the above facts
TAERANT & CO.. Sole Proprietors. New York
so!d by ali Druggists. 3mos September IL
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Eaitn NYcn Founded.

In old tines st the commencement Of every season 1t
was the fashion to take strong cathartc safeguard
against change Of temperature It was " rse than
senseess practice. The people OF our day understand
the matter better Instead Of depicting the system they
reinforce It. In the method they adopt they exhibit
se Discrimination Instead OF rescrtng 10 the vitiaed
stiruan: Of commerce. or any Of the compounds derv-
ed rom thern thcy ru their faith in the only absolutely
pure nyisoraut procurable in the market-H0sIEI-
TrR's STOMACH BIlTERs. Their faitt Is well found
e. Ne7er has any tonic medicine been prepared With
such seruruous precision and conscientious care 1t is
vegetable compound Of which every ingredient is
sound wholcsone, and medicinal IN the true sense OF
the VOID Vow &c have three prominent national con-
plants Oe hali Of the adult population o; the United
States auc more or eas either from diseases OF the
stonac Eements Of the liver, or affections Oh the
kidney II other land under Heaven are these aJa-
die 50 tcrer@. as il this country, and HOS tAIIEA
EIT1&Ro Is SPECIFIC 70. them ALL uniess organic IN
theic crr, ard therefore, teyond cure. And et those
who cTe fortunate enough to 30 exempt from them at
present understand one great fact z; that an occasion
al use Q: this utilizing tonic ill as certainly pre7ent
thcm e the oun viii pIcYcnt the Garth from freezing
whe its gaaial beams doccon1
Deccnbor2 c
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Prevention is Better than Cure"
DIR. RECORDS
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.

4 PROVED AID HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY
n the french Medical Faculty, as tie only safe auj
fable an,ldoc aqans. infection from special Diseases
This invaluable preparation Is suited to- either sex and
has proved from ample experience. The -losi efficient
and reliable Preventive discovered thus efecrg
desidera:um long sought for in the Medical Wo-l4 Il
used according to directions every possibility z danger
may be avoided single application will radically neu.
ral,ze the venereal virus expel eli npurites rom the
Be wise 10 tne and at very small outlay eve hours pi
untold bodily and mental torEentE.
This most reliable specific so univcr,ay adopted =
the Old world Is now offered or sale for the Grss zee IL
America by f. A. DUPoET I CO.. Only l1thoy!-: ]
Agents for the Urited States
Si;ce SO per bottle. Large bottle, double size, c5
The usual discount TO the t:Gda. Se-t. sc,,:rcly
hacked. on receipt OF price, 10 :ry cddrc. w:h d-o:.
lions aad pamphlet, by addressing to
F. =. JCGOrI = CO.,
Sole Agents tor T. Hi-osd's Z L.
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CoURr OF ERRons-CoLUMBIA, Wednesday, De-
cembe- 4, lS67.-Tho case of Lewis F. Rhame U.s.
Wm. LOWS e. al was resumed. 1Ir. j. S. G. Rich
ar3soa concluded his argument; Mr.. Banding was
heard lor appcIecs; DTr Richardson ii reply.
Wnl. NJ. Thomas IS. Mary RAYMOND. Nr. L. T.
Perry read brief and submitted the case without
argument.
J. y. Taylor ads. j. Ramsey Bow0en, and the
case OF Charles j. Garrison ads. George lleldmaan,
were struck OF.
u. VI. Calhoun c. al. aus. FloriGe Calhoun et al
continued.
Jackson Starring ads. the State, Anthony Bease-
ley aGs the State. r. D. F. Rawlins ads. the State
Joseph W Laroy ars. tho State. These four cases
we're heard together. Mr. Spain for the notion;
0ir. Pope read the argument of Mr. DeTrovillo on
Same side; Mr.. John T. Rhett ior the Statc.
at o'clock the Court adjourned