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THE eXistenca d IA assnciatinn /

THE existence OF an association in
Canandaigua, called the Mutual Re-
freshment Club" was brought TO the
public notice in a late trial at court. it,
principal objects being to facilitate the
consUmpton OF faterheer. It has q reg
ular organization, with bylaws and
about 500 members It appeared in evil
dence that in the course of fifteen months
the members bad drank $50 cases of
lager, and worn out sixty packs of play.
ing cards.
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TOLL.

The Secretary of the Treasury lately
sent to the Senate a letter from LEWIS
A. GARNETT of a Francisco, who was
formerly an officer of the Branch Mint
in that city, and is now connected with
A very extensive silver refinery. In it
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FROM NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, April The interna
tional telegraph company have sen.
supplies to Florida for the construction
Of the land lines connecting severa
hundred miles, and to lay the cable t.
Cuba. The work is expected to be com
pleted before June.
A Paris letter says the EMPEROR
health has sustained a severe shock BIZ
his recent illness, and his general deli.
eacy of constitution gives omen Of ar
early death.
A Vienna letter says the most marked
attention sare paid to the italian minis
ter, while the GOODNESS. shown toward the
Russian representative was decided. II
is thought that the Austrian empire will
go to a speedy and complete dissolution
should it not be Immediately knit to.
gether by a sharp war with either Russia
or Prussia. A contest with Russia on
the eastern frontier is most likely.
The Methodist conference in session
here has adopted resolutions indorsing
the congressional policy, and approving
negro suffrage.
Additional news from Hayti a V the
revolutionary movement was lead by
Victor Chevalier, for some time an exile,
and who landed recently at San Do
mingo. Gen. Soges had been elected
president, but declined, and until an
other election is held the government
will be administered by the principal
secretary Of state. Gen. Soln se had re-
turned TO Hayti and taken command of
the northern department. All was quiet
at the latest advices.
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MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, April 6.-Flour in gooC
demand and prices 25c higher, the ad.
vance being on high grades; trade
brands from spring wheat, S12@l3 so; do,
Of winter, Sl49l5 25; fancy, SIS SCOTT.
Wheat l0c higher and the demand in ex.
cess of the supply white sold at So and
white Kentucky at So 25. Corn in good
demand ear, soc shelled, S5c in bulk
sacked, 95c6Sl. Oats firm, 70(Gy71c.
Rye firm, 81 IS. Whisky dull at g &c
in bond. Cotton dull aBd prices unset.
tied, 243@25c. Mess PORK dull, SD 75G
%. Bulk meats dull shoulders and
sides, loose, S910c hams, lie. Bacon
shoulders, Ole, sides, He; clear sides,
122c hams, l34c sugar cured hams, Is
@l5&c. Lard nominal. Cheese, Hottie.
Clover seed, S11 50@12. Timothy, 81 90
as. Flax seed, 50 50@2 so. Sugar, III
lie. Gold buying at l32 and selling at
1873.
LOUISVILLE, April e-TObacco sales,
SO hhds at 81 25@l5, all low grades
market firm. Good snperfine -four, $40.
Shelied corn, in bulk, zoe; ear, Use. Oats,
zoe. Mess pork, SO 90. Bacon un-
changed. Cotton, 243c. Whisky, 50 %.
New ORLEANS, April 6.-Cotton IN
settled and easier; sales 1900 bales; low
lnluuiluk S49c Scetpts IoO0 DaIes e.
ports 3425 bales. Sugar in limited
demand prime to choice 1899. Molasses,
market bare. Flour very hrm and adj
vanced 25c; superfns $12 1912 rs.
Corn firm, prices unchanged. Oats
active and higher, S59S74c. Pork dull
and dropping, S24 25. Bacon shoulders
sides l23c; clear sides 133c. Gold
1899. Sterling, 433. New York sight &c
premium.
ST.. LOUIS, April 6.-Tobaeeo active
prices unchanged. Cotton 24c. Su-
-four SO 256l0 25; Y, SIG 250 |
2 rs; &X and XXX, S13 509I5 SO;
,hoice Sle@16 so. Wheat unchanged.
Corn Sl@I 0S Oats 10000.
New YORK, April 6.-Cotton steady
ales 1900 bales; middling Tplands 2sc.
flour I0@20c better; super6ne Si0t9l0 so.
unchanged. Wheat active and
tGl0c better; spring 81 1902 40. Rye
(95c higher. Corn 1@2c higher. Gold
at 132g9I33. w. y. telegraph
took 4l5@4l+.
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FOREIGN.

PARIS, April notwithstanding il
was announced that the negotiation
looking to the acquisition of Luxembera
had been suspended, it is known thai
the emperor hesitstes to release Holland
from her engagement.
LIVERPOOL, April g, p.m.-Cotton
closed heavy and with a downward ten
dency sales, 5000 bales uplauds, l23d
Orleans, I'D. Breadstuffs entirely with
out change. Provisions, dull. Pork,
77s6d. Beef, 12s8d. Bacon, 42s. Cheese,
6Os. Lard, 39s. Spirits turpentine, 1s5d'
LONDON, April 9, p.m.-Consols, 81
Erie IS; Illinois central, 7Sl ; 5-20s, 753.
FRANKFORT, April e.-Five-twenties,
20.
PARIS, April 6.-United States 5-2Os,
S4l.
LONDON, April G.-There is a general
distrust in political and financial matters
all over Europe.
Information has reached this city that
the bark Ned Collins, which recently left
New Castle for New Haven, was lost at
sea. No date or further particulars are
LIVERPOOL, April "a dispatch has
been received, which states that the brig
from New Xork for Havre,
ashore at Bremen during the gale,
and was seriously damaged.
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with unpunislled robbeFies Of the public
moneys, they have gone far to eonvince
them that it is better to be rich than
honest. We wish, too, that we could
have remained strangers TO the success
ful knaveries and profitable chicaneries
Of politics, which have done 80 much to
substitute partisan zeal for patriotism
i%nsincerity in place Of frankness, and
the unfairness Of sophistFy in place Of
the manlinesti Of honest logic and 10
make that hnacy an epidemic that
causes little p~ettiioggers and smattererE
in paFty-poliIies TO imagine themselves
competent 10 legislate for a great nation
and represent 1t with credit at foreign
courts.
1t will be we'll enough, therefore, foi
us TO pause and reflect whether 1t Is Il
the true interest Of the South to push
improvement and progress beyond thst
point required by the necessities of an
agricultural people; and whether 1t viii
not be wise, iii this As In many othel
particulars, when we shall have re&eheC
that poiat, to lot well-enough alone, anG
leave to the North the monopoly Of pau.
Darian-
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FROM New

NEw ORLEANS, April 6.-Brownsvin'
dates of the Sd instant, Monterey ant
seltIIlo dates OF the 9th ult., and Sar
Lulis dates of the Goth ult., have beer
received.
There were no new featuresin the sieg'
of Q~uerratore. The liberals were no
disposed to assault, but hoped to capture
the city by starving out the imperialists
A letter from a well known merchant o
Seatacalas says the last news from
Q~uerratoro was to the 18th, which wa
to the effect that the imperialist
had attempted a rally, bat were driver
in with fifteen killed.
Gen. Dias was in Guadalupe, on
league distant from the City Of Mexico
Rlsos was in T~ocubaya with a force o
nearly 10000.
The reported capture Of the nights o
Socampa and the Notifications Of Sa-
cuese is authoritatively denied.
The news from the levees above con
tinues u~nfavorable. The mayor Of BatoI
Rouge telegrsphs that Halls levee Is il
imminent danger.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, April 6.-The municipal
election passed or quietly. Tompert, a
conservative democrat, is probably
elected mayor by a small majority.
There is nothing definite as to the bal
anc of the ticket, which was closely
contested.
The river Is falling slowly, with
eight feet five inches N the
canal. The Emperor has arrived
from New Orleans, and the low pressure
Richmond leaves for that port this even
ing.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

81. LOUIS, April 6.-Gen. Bailey, Of
Red river notOriety, was murdered a
few days ago in Yemen county, No, and
ROBBED Of three thousand dollars. A re-
ward of three thousand dollars has been
offered for the apprehension Of the muir
Harnra
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TO MY OLD e
IN
Vest Tennessee, Mt&siSsiplta
and ArkGaSGS.

HAVING accepted a permanent Agency Cd
III the ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE IN5W :
RANCE COMPANY, ] would respectfully as Z
the attention Of my Old riends IL that nstitu,
ton as n safe, certain and rellable meoinn !
threugh which they may assure their familit >
against.~ ant f. the event OF death, or them =
selves from an Impoverished Old age in cas- 3
Of dl-srccess in lie.
Mr.. N. 4. OTIS is associated with ma and ] 5
hereby recommended 10 public condolences
Our omce is at No. AZ Aadi on street, lrea +
room DeSOto Block, where we VIII be happy
10 impart any needed Information TO those de-
m6N an J q. MCMAHON.
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Dissolution.

THE copsrtneTship heretofore existing be-
Il tween the Undersigned uluerthe firm name
OF ROBT. McGREGOR & co., Is this ray dis
solved BY mutual consent. Eluhzr party Is
authorized 70 sign for the firm IN E~uuIdatlon.
Parties owing us are requested 20 remit care
McGREGOR BROTHERS, New Orleans where
We would be pleased To meet or near nr0m our
friends and customers il future.
ROBT. MCERErOR.
ALEX. MCGREGOR.
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Dissolution,

THE c bpartaarShip heretofore existing under
the nrm md style OF RE1NHARpf a
WEffI ER Is this day dissolved BY mutual con-
"a T. r. W. Reinhardt having 50 d his III
terest { D Mess-s. n ~ etter a Co., who VIII con
Time I he stove and Tin manufacturing ous-
ness at the old stand Nos. Is and 10 Monroe
street. Messis. H. WetteT q Co. q sumo an the
liabuIf des and are to receive al debts due said
= W. REINHARDT.
H. WETTERa
Men phis. APzi 2, 1851. aP3lw
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FROM COLUMBUS.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, April Ga resolu-
ton wss passed this morning, which
extends the right of suffrage to all male
citizens, except deserters, rebels and
skedaddlers-
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FROM BOSTON.

BOSTON, April "a letter from Port
au Prince says President Jeffrard has re-
signed and left tn e island for Jamaica.
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NOTICE.

T1HE undersigned being appointed by the
L honorable Uhaucery Court OF t1s City OF
Memphis % collect AL notes. bills and acusun :
due the drn II N. Christian Memphis, Tenn,
% hereby notify all persons indebted to the
said Al. Jhrstal to call at the Citizens Union
Bank, No y Madison street, and pay the same
70 me aud no other.
ap2 sd Receiver.
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BUGHES.-on the sth inst, PAULT HUGHES
infant son OF Mr. and Mrs. PIT. Hughes. aged
10 months.
Funeral at pm, to-day, at the residences Of
Nj, J, Smith, l95 Besl street. Carriages in
~sftspdanoe.
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sp20d
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vooRHEIs & WILLIAMSON,
Election Notice.

ne The sth Of April. l&7, I VIII hold IN TIA
rtth and IN the Fourteenth Civil DIstrfcts
OF snelbg county an election for four Macs
rates IN each owl district.
In the firth Cfvf District he polls VIII ba ~
No s and " 3 Engine-bouSes.
In me Fourteenth Civil Districts the pora
viii be open at Engine No 3 ana No.
Judges, clerks and voters viii bg reonir,d -
all things % comply with tre Franc6iSe ~
n. WINTFRl
mhz I'd sheriff Shelby county.
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all mounted, and undiseiplined, and un-
&c for service in the open field especially !
against artillery, or 10 resist q charge
Nevertheless, the ChOotaws routed the
Federal infantry at NewtoBia, and the
Cherokees took a battery at Pea Ridge.
In respect to the aci1d Indians, the
Commissioner Of the Confederate States
had 10 instructions whatever from his
Government. The Reserve indians had
mostly left the Reserve, when the Tex
ans ran Major EM0RY and his dragons
out Of the country, and the Commts-
| sioper desired TO induce them to return
and remain there; and, If it were posi-
! bic, as he believed it was, to induce part
OF the Comanehes TO DO the same, and to
effect q permanent peace with the rest
and the CaiawRs. All these, he stipu-
leted with them, should take no part in
the war and he succeeded In keeping
them peaeesble during the whole Of it.
The tene and temper Of the second ar.
ticle Of the Post are c~reditable to that
journal. We have not Che honour Of
knowing personally either Of its Editors,
and certainly know nothing to the per-
sonal disersdit Of either. But II we could
with truth say anything personally Of
f~ensive, Of the conductors Of any journal,
we should should still consider the jour
nal Is wholly distinct from its Editor,
and deal with q, and its arguments and
statements, and neither assail them per-
soBally, nor copy into the columDsoft the
APPEAI articles that we would not
write, retailing ISLANDERS or Extensively
insolent. 1t is particularly unimportant
TO us what may have been the Precious
opinions Of one to whose arguments we
are to reply. And we submit to the Post
whether it would not have been better
satisfied with itself, il It had not, in the
same number which contains the article
to which we have here replied, copied
q low and pitful paragraph from an
/ other paper, to find which it had to go
back some two weeks?
MEnPHIs, TEES., Aprfl 4, 1872
90 SesOnd Street
Gen. Albert Pike, Editor Appeal:
Dear Sir 1. I read with much pleasure
your article 10 this mornings paper IN
regard to the " Indian AuXiliaries of the
I Confederate States.n participated with
Col. Watie's regiment in the battle OF
Elk Horn or Pea Ridge, and served with
! Gems. Cooper and Waite in the Indian
Territory, from the battle Of C~husten-sb-
lab until the summer of 1864. During
this time, I never knew an enemy to be
scalped by Col. Watie's men, or by any
others Of the Southern Indians with
whom I was brought in contact and
Stand Waite himself Sc q OF the kind
est hearted, most humane Of l
held various positions in the Indian Ter
ritOry, and had ample opportunity OF
observing the character and habits Of our
Indian allies, and I always found them
to be more easily controlled, and fully as
well disposed, as the white troops with
whom they were associated.
If my testimony in their behalf will
be Of any service, l will most cheerfully
give ii.
Very respectfully, your ohedient servant,
HENRY FGRKESTER.
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votfce ~ -StockboIdere

DHE Board OF Directors Of the Peoples Insu-
rance Company have directed that a ca OF
10 per cent be made upon the stoctnOideE-
payable on or before the ION April at the Onfc.s
" The company No. - Madison street.
MIN l0t =. y. READ, SecreLarv.
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WAsHISGToN, April 6.-The receipts
from internal revenue for the week is
S5ss,ss9 -.
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PLANTERS, = NnTrs

I n accordance with an Act o. the legislature
Il OF Tennessee, passed December 18th 1850. en-
titled an act ITO expedite the distribution OF
the effects Of Banks, which AVE or may make
assignments among their credttors,' notice Is
hereby given to the holders OF the notes OF The
Planters Bank or Tennessee to dle them with
the undersigned az the Bank in E~ashvile. be-
tween now ann the first day or January,
eiRhteen hundred andaIxty-nine, us8af. and re-
ceive certificates therefor, or they viii be for
ever barred nom any participation IN the assets
OF the Bank The certificates viii be received
whether rendered before OF after The list OF Jan
uary, 1853. u. WEAVER.
ans 3m Trmsrea-
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GRAHAM. - = CO-
MADISON. lad.

MANUFACTURES Of HI rs, spokes Feb
l1 lOes: Shalts, Bows, Poles, and an de~crip-
ttonsof Wood work or CarriF ges and Wagons,
which we sell as low as any otl Ter establishment
making same quality OF goods send for Prict,
List aDSIm
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DtssoLutiOn 81 Copartnershfp

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartner-
~ ship heretofore existing and known as
CAfLE, & CO., has been dissolved
April LIST, 1877, by mutual consent, aRd the
business will De continued by J. J. "a &
Co., at the same place, No. go Ma n street. AL
the liabilities OF Cayce, Crsft & Co. will be
settled BY I. j. Graft s Co. Being thankful for
the hBerality OF our former patrOns we sreak
for a continuance OF the same with the new
nrm, aud we have no dOUbt but their prompt
ness will give satisfaction. N. o.. CATttE.
T.. CRAFT.
Memphis. Anil 4. 1861. an h
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WOOD, WOOD, WOOD

We would respectfully Inform our friends
w and the pubic that we have opened a
LARGE WOOD YARD
at the corner of Second snd Union streets. and
VIII take pleasure in Supplying The public with
good dry wood at as reasonable prises as Il can
Dc had elsewhere, and al orders VIII be
prom pity filed. ! h. GATLLARUE 200.
y B--Br1ck burners will nnd 10 90 their IN
terest 10 give US a call before purchasing else
where. ami i'm
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Notice..

HAVING suggested the insolvf nov OF the
III est te or James Mal.on, deceased, all credf-
tors are hereby notified 70 ME their claims.
properly authenticated, with the Clerk Of the
County Court OF shelby county before the first
day OF september, 1857. or they will be barred.
April o, 1885. INDIANA MALLON.
Administrators.
j. A Onley, attorney. APT law4Wn
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Call Early and Secure Bargains.
THIS Is NO HUMBUG!

Look at the Prices OF some few articles, and
offered at the same low Prices
Calicoes, fast colOrs, IA, Is and Is cents per yard.
Bleached Domestics. Is, 10, 10 and 20 cts per yard,
Brown DomesticE, yard wide, Is cents per yard.
Jaconets at 20 cents per yard, worth 80 cents.
White Brilliants, - cents per yard, worth 60
cents.
Checked Muslin, Is cents per yard, worth 50 cts.
other white 9 DDS at same low prices
Ladies Mhalebone Corsets, Only u 50 pr pair,
worth IS.
Ladie| shoes, including Alles', Webb's and
Cloth Caters, at fully one-hslf the
regular prices
Lidies' Kid Gloves, all colors, only 81 10 per
pair.
We would call special attention TO the above
gloves az 5etng In every respect equal to
A~lexandre's or any other glove when now
sell Al g. =.
Allcienne, for Ladies' Waists, only 81 per yard.
These goods are sold at 81 IS At any store In the
city.
ladies' Paper Collars, only Is cents Per bog.
Ladies' imitation Pique Collars, only 50 cents
Aarseilles Bed Spreads, large size. from So 50
upward.
Ladies Linen Collars, only 81 Is to 81 70 per
dozen.
Our Cheap Tables comprise q great number Of
useful and articles, which must be
sold regardless Of cost We mean what we say
and say what we mean. Give as q call before
purchasing elsewhere.
OSk PRICE ONLY
ELSoN BROS,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale.
MnrshnL,a Sale
NOTICE.

THE partnership between the undersigned,
4 as Land Agents, IS Jhis day dissolved BY
mutual consent James Strain, Agent OF the
Boston and New York ChickssaW Land COM
pauy, Boston and Mississippi Cotton Land
Company, and Mississippi Bottom Land Com
pany has removed his oftc to H~ernando, Miss.
W. A. Goodman, Agent OF the American Land
Company. will remain in Memphis, at No. 40
Madison street.
JAMES STRAIN.
W. A. GOD An.
Anril 6. 1857. AM Nv
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AUCTION.

VI SCI az our sales room, 10 O'Clock
~ GehIlene1 Umbrellas, IN SILK and Ginr .
hama Ladies sun Shafes. emhossed 80 EN-
crotdered- aud lace tumul Q ParasaIs efnga
Consignment t0be sold u the highesr ba4fs- IN
iots 10 suit purchasers. Provision ma1@ - -
attendance o. Ladies.
ROYsTER, TREzEVANT sen
hrI III aw~@e-m
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%
In edd-FelIOWS' Building, e0FneT
Of Main ana Court Square.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
A T. LACEY, WM. L. VANCE
GEO. L. NICHOLS.

ibis company viii restrict their business L
RISKS. Policies $50 So from one
month 70 SIX year. II Is "a HDMe COMPANY
RieGged and devoted 70 the narghsrance o.
HOME INTERESTS.
The mutual system has fdeservedly become
Inc most popular mode OF insurance IN the
united States, and is the one embraced by
tnose BEST informed upon the 81 ID ect, and " hu
appreciate and desire security, ~perpetulty and
economy. In a purely mutu Al company the
assured derives al the advani ages which can
pc realized from an in~uran &c, and at the
lowest rates, or exact cost, pay hg no tribute or
pronts TO the proprietors or 81 DekhOldsrE for,
perhaps, an inadequate CAPT al or seeartty.
C~heapneSs combined with secuU ity. and a Ger.
tatnty Of accomplishing the object in view.
are the essential elements sOugl n for. and they
may be found eminently exiS. nng in a well
conducted mutual insuran e COMPANY. and
snch a company the IncOrDorat prs and Officers
propose Tor the Tennessee State Mutual. Full
formation Will 10 furnished at the Office Of
the company. There are SEW NrEEN mu-
tual Insurance companies IN SUCCESSFUL a
ton In St : ouis, covering by t1eir policies
SENEN-EiGHi Of the resi- estate OF that
city Such is the popularity Of the mutual
principle IN eur sister city. ana I'm
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--LATEST
BY
Night Dispatches.
FROM WASHINGTON.

IwEsrrHs ASSOCIATED rrrss EEPoaTs.l
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EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS
GREAT BARGAINS
READ, READ, READ +!

We must clear OF at least q portion OF our
large and well assorted stock OF New Goods "a
MAKE room for the Mechanics OF Memphis 70
effect Extensive Alterations we have IN con-
temptation. On the 18TH inst, we ahan COM
mence 70 alter and rent our store TIL tina,
time We Gnsr cur entire Stock OF New Hring
Goods at
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The celebrated patented Petro Oil to be in
trOducsd in every town in the country. Il
pays a larger profit than any other business,
and rfqulres only a snail outlay Of capital.
There is no business that VIII paw half as we'll
upon the same investment. State and county
rights for sale. Apply to or address
GEORGE r. FREEMAN.
E0b Second street, one door north OF Irving
Block mh3I n
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Fine Cleared Land for Rent.
FOR RENT.
WANTS.
WANTED

w
Two good and fashionable MILLINEHS
wanted Immediately at No. 81 Main street. up
stairs, where permanent situa ions can be se-
cured. taD5 81 MA NEWMAN.