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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-17
MATTHEWS & ALEXANDER
Manufacturers Agents for the sale OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
MACHINERY, SEEDS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. z72 Second Street,
AYREs Blu - site Court Square
Sock and Hot springESsEE.
Have for Sale,

. Mlburne's Celebrated Iron-AXle Wagons.
IS Milburne's Celebrated ThimbIe-Skein Wag-
ons-OveF 800 sold in Memphis; all warranted
FOR twelve months, snd only 81 50 damages
claimed for breakage.
so Carver Gins. from 40 to 80 saws.
wood and iron frame.
3 Todd's Improved Bullock Cotton Presses,
d0uble-geaTedan and 70 work by erznk Two
men can make 500 pound bale.
10 T0dd's Improved Horse Powers, for running
Gins ana Grist Mtlls-the finest power made.
James Todd Stationary Engines OF an sizes,
from % 70 i00-horss power.
Todd's Planning Mills and Wood Working Ma
ehineTy, Of all kinds, furnished at short no.
uce.
Portable Steam Engines, Of all sizes, from 4 to
50-horse power.
stationary Engines, Of al sizes, nom = TO So
Single and Double Saw Mlls-TOdd's and other
makes.
Gin segments, for 10 and z feet wheels, com
Dlete.
Railroad and Lever Horse Powers, 2 I and s.
horse power.
Is Tons OF IRON TIES Gov 70 the trads).
100 Dozen Cedar Buckets. iron and brass bound.
assorted. dow TO the tradeL
100 Nests Cedar Tubs, low = the tradel.
10 Buckeye Cider Presses. TO close consignment.
IIo and I2-Horze Power Portable Engine, sec
Midland low Tor c2sn-must be sold.
16-HOrse Power, secondhand, cheap.
I25-Housa Power Stationary Engine and saw
Mil-aH cOmplets-can be bought low.
go saw and 2 90 saw Gins fbut little usedl
low for cash.
daniels Planning Machine-cuis 81 inches
wide and % feet l~Sng-can be had at a bar
gain.
OF all kinds,
FEEL CUTTERS.
CORN-SHELLERS.
THRESEINH MACHINES.
REAPERS AM MOWERS,
LATH RCHINES.
WHEAT DRILLS,
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Y0tiee 10 FaX PAYERS.

THE TAX BOOKS for the year 1857 are nov
ready. and / shall Immediately proceed 10
collect According to law. All tax payers who
nave PERSONAL PROPERTY must come IN
Al once, or they viii md their taxes IN The
hands Of Constables who are authorised 70 lis
a safdcfency 70 pay all taxes.
PHILIP GARVIN.
Tar Collector Shelby county, i8T.
Omce-Northwest Corner Jefferson
and Third Streets.
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So New York Day Book, Philadelphia Led
zsr- Baltimore Sun, Cincinnati Enquirer, Lou
fsviIIs Journal. ST. louis Republican, New Or
leans Crescent, Little Rock Gazette and Madi-
sou Pioneer copy till day Of sale n send bill
70 To0L Phillips &Co.s Memphis sells ID
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-17

OOAAs OOAAs
NOV is the time TO lay in your Winter sup
IN ply-and the place to purchase the best
'PittsOurg" Is at
BIGLET, MELLERSH & Co,
&SOuth Court street.
ana waasd I Corner Of Main.
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Wr1iafpe1a QnIe.

Trustees Sale.
DY virtue of a deed Of trust made to me by
ID Fannie I. Hunt and JohnA. Hum on the
list day OF August, 1865, and recorded in the
Registers ofice OF Shelby county, in book No.
81, pages 23l and %, TO secure certain indebted
ness therein named, 1 viii,
On Saturday, Goth October, 1857,
Between the hours OF 10 and Il O'Clock am, in
font Of the Law Court rooms, in the city Of
Memphis, sell TO the highest bidder for cash
the following Land lying in Shelby county
Tennessee Beginning at a stake in the north
east corner Of DR.. W. a. Booths 1855 acre tract
with elm, maple and red oak pointers thence
south with DR.. Booths line IS chains l21E-l00 Of
a chain to a stake; thence east ~ 75-lU0 chains
to a stake in the east line OF said Whites said
tract; thence north Is l2H-lOG chains with the
Raleigh road to a stake 30 links east of a black
gum thence west 10 75-lU0 chains to the be-
MISUNDERSTANDING IS acres 5l-l00 OF IN acre.
Eduity of redemption waived. Title be-
lieved " be good, but conveyance only as trus-
tee. C.F. VANCE, Trustee.
Oak ona
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Planters Bank Notes.

Planters BGnE NOTES.
IN accordance with an act OF the General As
sembly Of the state Of Tennessee, approved
Degem Der Il, 1865, entitled an act T expedite
the distributor Of the effects OF Banks which
nave or may make assignment among their
srs N me notes OF the Planters Bank Of Ten
neSse 10 present them 70 the undersigned at
the Bank in Nashville for payment between
now and the hrst day OF January, 1863, OF they
viii be forever barred.
ivy tlsLISeg D. WEAVER. Trustee.
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Lilies Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,
DEERTNG COTTON PRESSES.
COTTON PLANTERS,
COTTON SCRAPERS,
COTTON SWEEPERS.
CULTIVATORS.
CORN PLANTERS,
SINGLE MACHINES.
HF Wood and Ir0n-Working Machinery, OF
all kinds, ordered on short notice, and FUR
uishad At Manufacturers prices. sell 3m
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son daY al oetober. 1se7.

at the door or the Courthouse IN Marion, Crit
tenden county, ARK, THIRTY THOUSAND
ACRES OF LAND, in tracts OF from Forty to
81 Hundred and Forty Acres
These lends are situated in Crittenden, Mis-
sissipSf, st. Francis, Cross, Poinsett and Craig
head counties, and are amOng the finest lands
OF the Mississippi Valley.
TIE TITLFS ARE 1NDISPUTABLE, and
they present the greatest Inducements 70 both
sDeculatofs and settlers.
: Iietso the land viii be furnished on apph-
cation to TooL Phillips q Co &6 Front street.
e TERMS OF SALE-One-hRlf cash, The ball
ancei in one and two years with interest A
lien reserved to secure the deferred payments.
Q. p. LYEE%s
B. @. BROWN
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Notice to Country Merchants
= AND OTHER
WHOLESALE BUYERS
OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
RANDALL 8 EATH,
Iron and Brass Founders and
Machinists,
cHIckAsAW IRON WORKS.
5. E Cor. Of second aad Wiaehester sta.-
Opposite Market Square,
Tug7N
Wool W0nted.

WILL furnish ali kinds Of Iron and Brass
Castings on short nsticeand 1t most reasonable
rates; and especially, keep on hand al AL tines
the varioua aiKes Of Gin castings. seA I'm
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GREAT LAND SALEI

7 WILL apply at the November term Of the
4 County Court for Letters Of administration
on the estate OF Alfred Scott, deceased.
Oc& IaW4we W. B. MILLER.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-13

A GALLANT AFFAIR.-A letter
from Athens, Greece, in the London
Times, speaking of the insurrection
in Thessaly, incidentally relates the
following circumstance, regretting
that it will require long series of
such victories to force the Sultan to
purchase peace by the cession of
Thessaly:
One of those brilliant victories
has been won which is announced
as rivaling the glories of Marathon.
Seventy-five Greeks put to fight
two thousand Turks, and burned a
Greek village before their eyes. The
battle was fought in the plain, with
in musket shot of the Greek from
tier, and lasted three hours. Seven
ty-fve heroes routed two thousand
. towards supported by cavalry and
artillery. They fired away all their
ammunition, drew their swords, swore
TO sup in Hades, killed one hundred
Turks, put the rest-infantry, cav
airy and artillery-to fight, and
marched off 10 Vrysina, which is
probably a station on the road to
Hades. A letter from Surpi, dated
the 10th April, records this act of
heroism, and concludes with these
words "Don't believe this is exag-
geration it is the naked truth. i
saw il with my own eyes while i
was standing on a hill, near the
frontier line, overlooking the field
of battle"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-13

FoRciBLY AND TRUTnFULLY Sra
TED.-Evcry man in the South, en-
titled TO vote under the Sherman
Bill, should commit to memory and
not forget the following paragraph
from the Louisville Courier;
ave have been unable to discover
q single reason why the men Of tho
South should not register and vote,
Ifthcy register they can vote or not,
as they sec cause on tho days of the
elections. If they do not wish to
vote against convention the fact
that they arc registered will not
compel them to do it. But though
they might decline for reasons sat
isfactory TO themselves, to vote a.
gainst convention constitutions so
infamous and oppressive might be
presented to them for ratification
that they would regard it MS Nat
ter of vital Importance to both them
selves and their States to vote them
down, and they would be in a posi-
ton to do it. But if they had not
regitered and this state of things
should be presented, how they
would curse the blindness and stu
pidity which had made them polit-
ical cunuchs, and deprived them of
the ability to strike a blow in de-
fence of their most sacred rights.
No ono would envy their feelings
then, nor would their missfortuncs
awaken one spark of sympathy"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-13

The FEDERAL CoURT-CAsE OF
JUDGE DEyINE.-On Monday morn
ing, his Honor, Judge Duval deliv-
cred his opinion in the case of the
United States against Thomas j..
Devine, who had been indicted, in
two instances, for treason and ad-
mitted to bail as stated in our last
issue. His able counsel, Hancock
& West, Of this city, having plead
Presidents pardon in bar offurther
proceedings, his Honor, in q very
clear and forcible opinion, as we
understand, sustained the plea. As
q matter Of much public interest,
we should be glad to obtain a copy
of the opinion for publication. We
congratulate our friend, Judge De-
vine, on this happy termination OF
his troubles.-Austin Gazette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-13

FIRE AT THE LAND OFFIcE.-Our
usually quiet city was aroused, on
Tuesday afternoon, by the ringing of
bells, to give notice of fire. 1t
was soon ascertained to be at the
Land Office, which has been con-
sidered a fire proof building. The
fire originated, we are informed, in
a small dark room, containing some
chemicals and other things used in
photographing maps, which had
not been opened in weeks. 1t was
clear case of spontaneous combus-
ton. The fire was soon extinguish-
cd and but little damage was done.
Austin Gazette.
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Senator Yates, in his speech at the
Southern Hotel tho other evening,
remarked that Chicago might be in
cluded in the list CT cities named as
the future Capital of America. This
is q good idea, and ic the country
is to remain under radical rule the
Government should be located there
by all means. Tho morals of the
place are peculiarly fitted for the
development of the Radical idea,
while the blue beef of Chicago will
not fail to keep their fighting pro-
ponsitics wound up to tho highest
pitch.-,St. Louis Times.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-13

We frequently hear Union men
say in reply to an editorial in the
BULLETIN, 80, yes, that is true, but
why pitch into the Union men SO
often? Give the rebels a punch
once in the while. All the bad
temper has not been on our side. -
Neither it has, Mr.. Loyalist, nor
the half Of il, but then Union men
are on top Just now, they have the
club in their own hands and it is
for them to stop fighting. If the
Union men were down and the Con-
federates we're exhibiting spite, then
it would be time TO talk 10 them.
There Is DO use telling the under
BOY in the fight u got up. Nc must
pull the Top oBe -fi.-F.otfs Ri
zen
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IT IST OF MISUNDERSTANDING
IL in Dallas Post Office, on the lst day
of July, which if not taken out by the
30th Of July, will be returned to the Dead
Letter Office, Washington, ID. c.
A-Silvester Allen, D. Axley.
B-W. E. Barton, Mrs. Carry Brown,
Henry Booker.
CT avid Cardle, D. s. Comb, W. L.
Cooper, Jacob Campbell, colored; VIM. l..
Campbell, Miss NJ. A. Crocker, Jos. Cum
ming ham, Hubbard Chamberlain, D. M.
Crutchfield, Jas. Cannon, Jas. Chastain, j.
W. Cavill, Jas. Cloud.
D-Alex. Duvall, 8. Davenport.
E-Thos, Edstmen, Ssml Edison,
F-Rev. d. Frazier, Mrs. Bette Fergu-
son, John Fitch, VIM. B. Featherson.
Ga. r. Gray, Ed. j. L. Green.
H-Thos Hayse Martin V. Hembrey, 2 /;
Bell A. Hargrove, Jas. NJ. Hawkins, Phil.
Harper.
K-Capt Kenncr, Milburn Kirby, Capt.
Z. r. Kidd.
L--Henry Loving, John Langley, E. G..
Lively, Mrs. Maria Lively, Miss Almanac
Liggett, A. II. Logan, John d. Long, VIM.
or Geo Long, Jas. Love, colored.
NIB. Is. Milan, j. U. Mathis, Il. Vi.
Marable, Capt. f. II. Moore, A. p. MARI,
Joe McLain, Levi McLain, o. G. McWhar-
ton.
N-Robt. Nixon.
Oh. C. Dram, g; ]. W. Oliver, Mrs.
Melvina Odell.
P-John Pace, VIM. Polly, Jas. II. Pow
ers, VIM. Polsgrove.
R-Sam Roberts, 2; W. W. Rooney, Jas.
or Eliza Russell, Co. Record, J. W. Ruther-
ford, Martha A. Rosson.
S-Danl Saunders, Sather Simpson, B.
A. Simpson, W. II. c. stribling or @. W.
Gentry, Taylor Stephenson.
T-Miss Mary Il. Thomas, Col. A. J.
Taul. Judge r. II. Toler, John c. Taylor.
W-Robt. Wright 8; Alex. X. Wheeler,
Geo. Williamson, Ned. WEIGH.
w. A. Young, 8.
Any one calling for any of the above
letters, will please say Adpertised.
SAM SEAToN. P. NJ,
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A DMtyIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

N-The undersiGRfd having Deen appoint
ed administrator Of the estate Of d. R. Brad
berry, deceased, at regular Term of the
County Court Of johnson County, held for
Probate and other like purposes, on the -
day 4. D. 49,, hereby notifies all persons
indebted 10 said estate TO make immediate
PAYMENT. and those having claims to pre-
s,rt fIe sane within the lime prescribed
bv Law. duly authenticated, or they will be
pos;pone,l as the lnwd irects.
d.. BOaTWRIGHT,A Administrator.
Juiv 8. ls57-A2.GW.
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Attention, Southern Merchants and
Planters!
FRANK BALLARD.
WHOLESALE COMMISSION MERCHANT,

BOOTS ~ SHOES,
No. rs CSrilaad Street, NEW iOBA.
And General EXCHANGE Warehouse, for
the rrceipL Of at Soailiern Products as,
Cotton, Wool, Hides, TobgocO. Resin,
Tuueutine, Tar, Fruits, &c,
No. gOs 4 2ss PalSEIS 81. SES I0RA.
Southern l'rod1ets ~ above. received atan
tiises in EECHaNGE fOr Boots. shoes,
Provisions. &c l5r which the highest
market price viii De allowed upJr
-rrivai and prsmPi returns male.
selG ORDERS Eiih i.TJisss and bills "a
dag. Merchants aHl planters VIII save
ems ~ ere HT1iis. All questions
C71EEETTLLf als=GTsL
TsHr tr-i-rs. ani orders solicited
safrrss frank laLLaEs
D.. D. Fox. 500. l5 CsT.,sui ST. NY
rrrr % r-.g- fg
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Eost.

AN the lsti inst. cae Ceriiscste issued
~ 20 VI. e.. Wit, b. the hIdiiorial Board
calliag fyr eight hundred and sixty me
HoHars anl so-e sents date and number
1lt remembered 70 not f9uui within 'bs
time prescribed ~ Jaw. app ilaiion viii be
--.le O. he rroTer a1th0-iiics for a duTii-
est. WI WITT
parra- juno 70 l-5--f-c-
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DMINrsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

A-The undersigned having been duly
appointed administrator, Of the estate Of
Ihos. u. Waller, late Of Dallas County,
deceased. It 4 ItrIlar terTn Of the Probate
Court q sail county, OF the - Of
list. hereby nUliics al persons in
5ebte1to -aid estate 70 E,aks -unsdlGte nay
msuf, and those having clailus aghinsi the
sane % present them duly aUtheHticsteds
within tie time prescribed b. lev, OF hey
g. % -.s 1s 5.ou : as 90 l4w directs.
GEv. Il. WA-IEA Adhinisi-aic-.
uatf-= uls ist Isr.-fZE-
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tsa hff.tb alf IfffmtNaa fssHiiff
hafIfs NoA'sff. OBJ mfHfi hfn tie
lana " Ttsas sstsfsl yssfs siate, ~ ne
poet hop address N his Ffanis1n iamss
l. rntsf, uili confer so fatef ~ N
dfssslss T. g. MsAlllslsf care N Advof.
ilssf sad Register pfHes, Mobile Als Iof.
a. papers plssae copy
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fiNNrnILL IODGE. Va. "a, F.dA. 49,
Nets 90 me let ssiufisF n farh month. ~ iia
MasfHl- liail. Oin " NlfHfi " NJ
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ton prrriru T#g ImIHl.d Nmu.|'H.lrs
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a. r.uuot a rIuallali and suyh Ne Iccgmmcnd Il
t. uur ( len D and thr puddle Fsrruilly,
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Sewing Machines.

c,OuTHERN FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
y Nnlseloss Machine Of Wilcox 4 Gibbs will sow
hem, hll, BRAID tuck gather, quilt, card and on',
St Charles S. Dox 3SG, +, q, New Orleans
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Galveston sCiVIIlan and Gazette"
w. STUART, Editor.
10 Fsrnt.

WI lsi g. d. lirl--i hi5der, 81 g.
: err. & - n1-ihs. or S-'-ri-g me 81
s.r uf srr1s- r=EL 81 JOSEF -.-l-H q iit
Eassni- siflL si t--i.-.
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dallas 4irrald.
DALLAS COUNTY OFFICIAL
DIRECTORY.

DALLAS COUNTY OfffOiAL
DIRECTORY
INSTINCT COURT
Ibus Ounu, District Judge, Dallas.
J. Nv. HAwEiss, Dist Aity Natabaehle
W.. e. YursG, District Clerk, ballat
COUNTY OFFICERS.
y. ELlIs CooHhr', County Judge.
TiGnL KESbAtl, County Attorney,
JAaFs 4. TuOaAs, County Clork.
JEHE NJ, BR0ws, sheriff
JAaEs T.. uoopNIGur, Ass'r. aud Collector,
JAAEs SHErrAHp, Treasurer
wv. II. fu0NAs, Surveyor
P0LIcF C0uRf-l Isaac u, Welt, George W,
barton, j, II, Clemens and T. slrait0n,
NOTARYs PUBLIC,
Judge z, ELLs CooABEs, ex-Oiiieio, Gao,
W. GuEss, JouS n, BRYAN aud W, q, WoLff,
Dallas RoBERT 5, Guy, Lancaster aud J,
J. BKENAS, liaughts Store
CORPORATION OFFICERS,
OEoRGE W. Gurss, Mayor.
NJ, NJ, MoRRow, J, s, sAUSnERs, T. W,
HuSr, J,N, BRYAE, and A,W, MoRroS, Al
dermen.
HARVEY SHEPHERD, Town Marshall,
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Bagging, sc.
Commission Merchants.

II EST. THOMAE a CARTER, importers Of and
N Dealers ia Cortlage, Bagging, Bale Rope, Iron
Ties, NC. lO Poydrns Street, New Orleans,
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nERKINs, swENsON CO., New Orleans
i swEES0N. PERKINS CO., New York,--Gen-
eral Commission Merchants,
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WhiteRock Male 4 Female
SGELOO Ia
8 MILES NORTH OF DALLAS,
NM M sNsbrgI DrinclnnI


Mrs. 3. j. SMITH. Assistant.
WILL commence it, Eirst session on
w the nTsi Monday In September, anu close IN
the last Thursday In june next.
Term. 81 Tuition, per Month
Spelling, Reading, Pcnmanship, Primary ATilh, 90.
motto, Grammar, aud Geography'',,'...'''' w
The same continued, with advanced Atithme,
Tie and Grammar, Natural Philosophy ana en-
Composition, see, , w
Intellectual Philosophy, Chemistry, Physiology
Logic Algebra, Geometry, Trigohoho'ry, a..
Surveying, and lon,..,...".,.'..','' j w
ANALYTICAL and Descriptive Geometry. Diheren,
tiai and Integral Calculus, Astronomy and 81.
tho Latin and spanish Languages,.,.'..''..'' = w
Students charged from the time Of entering sohooi
until tn. close OF the session. except In cases 81 pro-
tracted Illness unless special arrangements are ale
TO the contrary. Board 10 had with the Prlnei,
pal at 50 per month. Students will be furnished
with recitation rooms and rooms for study, and evo
nv facility offered by the Principal for tho advance
ment Of his students that his talent, energy ana npil
tiles afford. Particular attcn tion given TO moral
as we'll as intellectual culture.
WHEAT delivered ut the Mills In tho neighbor'
hood taken at tho market price, and currency ~ It's
specie value. lJniy 10, ieoo-f'
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NIEXICO! NIEXICO!:
coxTTyTs OF MAJOR JOIN II. BROWNS
WOHk Oh MEAfCO.


Travels n ths Tntsror. Travels In Tu1aian Tr-t.
els In the Fahuco sd Tuxpan countries NtcF ~
the CCuntry AZ Large; northern Mexico The "a
cifc Country IuCrfhn; Don Lorenzo De 5alala
Ishsuutepsc, Oeutrni Gulf County and The Table
Tands The TuvTan County a. Laigei The IEEpan
Yalley Proper American Settlement q Gallings
Anciaut lain rroducfions q the County Cofef
Culture sistes, Insects. a. Health u he Cour-
trr Live sick Aooliulaiia q Stock PyrltrT
Tczs. HBusas end FencifE- Tuois anf lfii isflsrts
Plan n 1unrtsderr Hrw % caus % tits Country :
The Intsrir Islie Lana ghlracter q re ffaiiiei
ss-uritr I4lhf-fy o. re-s1ns Tts lsni sFtfru n
MsTfco Labor, ifs slrI D. Dh-rurf-r srd frtrf =
sefi1rs yr1rEcuI y iscf iiaucul1 u l.rls- f-r-l-
d l1l.r1caI Esufts in nHi-r llhF = Enaitrg
-nd Dlsir.-sF Attitudes 90 ths EsEio1n Eai-ru1f
grr-,ss uai-it - ucuIfLirss TatiE q uisfuurss
b. ga Cer'-zi Eerlesn Msa91stF 80 NriEhf ;
Prf.uisti1n F. Firsi AFlsfi1.r ,s-ii-rl- ere
The -hrrs 49, vi De- lrt D. flr lzrfer 30 nt
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TIIIIE most handsome DRESS

Il GOODS, comprising
Painted Lawns and Jaconets,
Plain and Cross Bar Jaconst,, =
Plain, Striped and Dotted Swiss,
Berages, Grenadines, Chehie Ntozambiquss,
Silk Challies, ChamSxays, oil colors, Cling
hams. Also, Lace Points, Berage, 0senai. =
dine and Shetland Shawls, So, So, -at
[3ltf1 JEPfHtBS' & Coz.
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COLLEGES.

INOIuEAR Commercial College, New
| J OrIsanS, Founded lSi2, No Vacations. Bu"k
Keeping, rrhmsu-hip, Language, Maihomaiicr,
practically taught, students from u 10 un, RufVt
nnLHrAR, President, l-epssI ll
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pJasonic Female Seminary
nonha- Taxaa

Bonham, Texas.
rI,HE undersigned, Trustees ofthis seminary, have
procured the services Of Oh. ,. n. COLE,
North Carolina, ~ Principal, with corps OF eompe
tent assistants to make first class Female Sehrnl'
and we confidently expert q liberal patronage from
the bretheren aud friends Of education 10 The sur
rounding country. -, -
Boarding can Be obtained in private fnmiiiea, on
reasonable terms until a boarding house eau be es
tahlished by the fraternity.
A. y. FACE, t. X. MlLIlAhs'
o. N. COLDwELB. A. 7. CARTER.
JK. BLAIR.
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MASONIC.
p,ttMtaiFfTn, w. n,
ROYAL Anon MAaOHas

v TuHa tHfftf ffnnHraf d. Hi.Hf Sisted
Z sarafsil1h N liiliss fhsptsf NJ 81 o. nahtsf
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TOBACCO.

Crescent city Tobacco Works.-MANER
" Bp0IuTUs, Manufacturers ni 1phacro aud tisars'
Dealers IN Chewing and Leaf Tobacco, u Tchouplion
las ST., New Orleans, l-rps@-lyI
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wholesale Druggists.
Pianos and Music.

TyORN 4 nUEMRR, o. Camp ~ Constantly On
\. hand ar,I elass Piauus-Plry"is, marlin 4
uWrirr,, III cei'hratot yrloid, 1T, lUlyl
GRTSEWALp, rubllshrr 1T Musir, Importer
IA. uf musical instruments, ployul Planes, Stein
way sons, Chrkofins "a and Ganlry',, ~ Canal,