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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-26
BY (TaIS@ S@Ea1oh.
Expressly for tho Columbia Ph@n;s. |
Nows ItcRs.


SAN FRANo1sco, May 25.-Idsho
City has been destroyed by fire.
Main street was burned from Bear
Run to Moore's Creek.
PANAMA, May 24.-Gen. Alerte
made an extensive tour through the
country, and was cordially received.
Peruvian affairs unsettled. Revolu-
tionary outbreaks are prevalent. The
American crew of the Rayno, alias
the Cdyler, were released from con-
finement Dy the efforts of Captain
Foster, Of the gun-boat Osceola.
The yellow fever has broken out in
Guayaqlil and Buenaventura. There
is great alarm among the residents
going inland.
aaS1DNEY, Australia, May 24.-The
vintage is the largest ever known.
Parliament meets early in June. The
Americans Mt Sidney passed resolu-
tions of want of confidence in their
Consul. There has been an increase
of gold this year compared with last.
The settlement Of Townville. in
Greenland, was nearly destroyed by n
hurricane. 10000 tons of bread
%tuffs were sent to England this year;
lO5, 900 tons more are available for
shipping. ~
FORTRESS MONROE, May 25.-The
schooner Martha Maria, from Will
mington, for the West Indies, was
struck by lightning off the Southern
edge of the gulf. The shock pros
trated all the crew. Captain S. H.
Corie went crazy and died.
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SUPPORT YOUR OwN JOURNALS.
The Cleaner, issued every Wednes-
day, from this Office, defies competi-
tion as literary and news journal.
Those who subscribe to it are kept
well posted up in the current events
of the day, rs it embraces the tele-
graphic news, political, commercial,
state of the markets, &C., up to the
hour of going to press.
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REMEDI FOR DULL TINES.
best remedy for dull times is to i'd
vertise freely. Merchants should not
let their stocks stay shelved until
they become old, stale and unprofit-
able, for the sake of the small ex-
pepse it would cost them to adver-
tise. If they try it regularly and
persIstently, they will find the in
vestment to be paying one.
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A HOME JOURNAL The best family
journal now published in the South
is the Cleaner. issued from this Office.
1t contains weekly eight pages of
solid reading matter, excluding ad-
vertisements entirely. A specimen
number will be sent to any one de-
string to subscribe.
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TIE GENUINE

THE GENUINE
S25. Bartlett Sewing Machine. S25.
WIANTED, Agents; $3.50 per month and
wv all expenses paid, to sell the genuine
BARTLETT SEWING MACHINE. This
machine will do all the work that can be
done on any high-priced machine, and is
fully patented, licensed and warranted for
five years. We pay the above wages, or a
commission, from which twice that amount
can bc mado. For circulars and terms,
address II. HALL & CO.,
l24 Chestnut st., Philadelphia, Pa.
April IL 3S
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the circumstances. the Commissioner has no
hesitation IN recommending the immediate
passage by Congress OF an act repaalieg the en-
TIRE TAX upon raw cotton. and the correspond
Ing existing duty "a imported cotton, the same
20 take effect on its passage.
Asa yet but a small quantity Of the new crop
or cotton has been marketed, but If the repeal
ing act be delayed TO later period, it will eYi-
IDENTIFY work Injustice 10 those produceFs who
may be forced 70 send their crop forward imme-
deferred 10 take eject at Tie close OF the present
cotton year, Sept j, 1853
II q repeal or the TAX, 10 take effect immedi-
ateiys should be enacted by Congress, II Is I'M
portant that one contingency shoald be effect
ualiy provided against. Contracts, 1t is under
for the purchase OF cotton, tax unpaid, TO be
held in store until the repeating legislation Of
Congress has taken efIe Titus insuring to the
speealatOr, or exporting buyer, gain equivs-
lent 20 the amount OF the tax. IL seems desiF-
able, therefore, that the act Of repeal should be
50 worded as 20 relieve from fhe payment of
the tax only so much cotton a., a. the date
named In the act remained unEOld by the pro-
ducer all cotton having passed out OF the
hands OF the producer 20 pay the tar, II II has
relief go where II is intended, viz, to the i'm
Poyerished culaVator. re. frrFa - r..
IL may oe interesting in this connsctien To
mention that the Committee OF the CommIs-
slcne1s Of the Paris Exposition, assisted by b.
z. NoqIse, ESQ, Of Boston, have collected, and
pies OF cotton from nearly all the eOttOn-grow-
ing distsicts Of the world, which collection
they prOher TO the Government, with the sag-
gestiOn that II be plseed, for preservation and
reference.iu one OF the public Offices at Wash
tngton, In which suggestion the Special Com
most respectfully. DAVID A WILLS, .
Special Commissioner OF the Revenue.
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CONDENsEB DECISIONS OF THE ST.
PREmE Court az TENNESSEE, BY
II. CLAY KING. Ea0.
JACKSON, SPECIAL NoYEMBER TERM 1867.

JACKSON SPECIAL NOVEMBER TERN, S6I.
Polk vs. Armour. From Memphis Chancery.
FACTS: 3 J. Armour died, intestate In 1854
No administrator having qualified on the es-
tate this b Il WAS flied in the Ne y phis Than
cery court 70 have an administrator appointed
by the Chancellor. Tbs widow and heirs OF the
intsstste being parties DEFENDANT TO ths bill the
widow hled her petition In the cause, asking
that years allowances be set apsrt 70 her b.
toe Chancellor, and for that purpose that COM
missioners be appointed.
HELD: That the provision OF the statute al
lowing years support, Is no part OF The ad-
ministration OF an estate, and is not cOntsnted
with the power given TO the Chancellor 70 grant
admin straliOn, but the jaIisdic Is conferred
exclusively upon the County Court.
The Chancellor therefore did right in dis
missing the petition for want Of fIuTisdiet on.
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The symbols Of the Sages become the
Idols Of the vulgar; the sllegories and
myths Of the wise, the fictiOns Of history
Mankind must ever, in this world, be
divided into two classes the few, the
Seers, the Kings Of Thought and Science,
who lead and the many, the blind mul.
titude who follow. The people cannot
be enlightened beyond certain point
Il is the immutable law Of God.
The Seer, the Initiate, the Elect Of
Nature and Of the Supreme Reason, is
the Great Man, the Priest and King.
To him alone belong Light, Science,
the Truth because ,confDing his imag-
instion 10 its proper secondary part, be
never allows il 10 gain the mastery over
his reason, that natural logic which re-
suits from the comparison Of ideas be-
cause his ideas grow, multiply, extend In
the same proportion as his necessities,
and the circle Of his knowledge expands
by degrees, without any intermixturs
Of false judgment and Of error.
To him alone belongs that intuitiye
sagaeity that enables his intellect to
reach and pass at a bound, and without
any process Of formal logic, the goals
which others slowly struggle to attain
and never reach BY which his cOnelu.
sioDs are always sound and wise and his
Judgment unerring This sagaeity,' so
wonderful TO the vulgar, has been the
secret Of the power Of many who have
been STYLED magicians. It Is a portion Of
the Absolute Light, and infinitely pro
gressive and the power OF the will is in
exact proportion with il; and therefore
the reach and scope OF that power are
also indefinite.
Few such men arise In any age, and
long intervals elspse between them. For
there is an infinite gradation ia human
ity, and God has given Of his Light to
men 10 infinitely various degrees, from
the minute portion allotted TO the rude
barbarian, almost without q language
and scarcely distinguishsble from the
apes, to the large measure bestowed On
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The beautiful final dream of the Holy

The beautiful final dream of the Holy
Writings, of New Jerusalem, in which
the light Of Truth is TO shine everywhere
and the world to be the temple Of JUS
tice-thst Divine Utopis, the realization
OF which the Church has with reason
postponed until another and better life,
has been the rock OF shipWreck Of all the
Ancient HeresiArchs and Of many Mod
ern Ideologists. The simultaneous
emancipation and absolute eqaality Of
all men suppose the cessation Of progress,
snd consequently Of life. In the world
OF equals, there could be no more chill
dren or old men; and therefore there
could no longer be birth or death. This
is enough TO prove that the New Jerusa-
lem no more belongs 20 this world, than
the primitive paradise I; Ia which was to
be known neither good nor evil, nor
liberty, nor generation nor death 30
that the cycle Of cur religious symbolism
begins and ends in eternity.
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COTTON BALES.

r5VHE undersigned have made extensive ar
4 ran tngeIneEts to supply the temaud lor these
Ties the present season.
IN adaition % The FAsS,IAN DIAMOND TIE
and BUTTON TIE, so eEtEnsiveiy- used hereto
fOre.they now oder his ALICIA IL q IIE v. IN
teeth so arranged as TO 4" s1artly clamp tie
hoop when she pressure is removes aol1 tie
bale, and hold IL WI hnut 81. ppluz.
Great pains ncre been taken % secure ffs
best qualify OF iron.
These lies are 50 simple ia their arrange
meHt that they can be applied BY ans. one to
bales Of any size, With the same facility ans
e. pedltfou as rope In strength. security and
facility OF application, they vii compcre IA
vorably with any yet introduced.
The advantages OF Iron Ties are now geuer-
ally recognized; but il is caeUet not cur 81
place to call the attention Of those interested
TO the very emphatic reeofnan endatlon of IN
derwriters. Steam boat Captairls. and Owners
and Agents Of sea steamers and sailing Wes-
sels, rereutly published Ia the newspapers in
New Orleans
CHAMBERS q LATTTNG.
General Agents, New Orleans
For sale by
MEACHAM & TREADWELIi
HARRIS, COCHRAN q Co.,
0lsulphis
ss21 zoo
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Mrs. WM. 3. COLLINS.

AGENTS WANTED vale OF Female, in every
town and c0unty IN the U Unfted States, 70 In no
onca this eelzhrated preparation. Agents are
Of expenses. Apphcsti for ageEries G. n Re
N sde for the present TO MIS- Jackson, az the
W hitemors House, Adams street. between
Third and Fourth, Memphis; or 70 The manu-
featuring depot, No. It3 sixth street., st. LOuis.
Mo- eigher IN person or by letter.
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Lhe grsat King. q Tb0ught yh0 oonao q

the great Kings Of Thought who come as
his vieerOys TO rule the world.
When such mea fail and fall, it is be-
cause other forces sometimes govern
them, than Reason and Justice alone
in other words, because they are not the
Deity, who alone is Absolute Reason and
Absolute Justice. Above and before all
that is agreeable or apparently profit
able, there Is always Truth, that is TO
say, q Reason, and by this Reason all
human actions ought to be guided, and
not by considerations OF qualification or
advantage, If we desire TO enlarge In
ourselves that intelligence which is the
reason of being of immortality and
make nearer perfection that justice which
Is the reason of existence Of law. The
man who is truly man can will that
only which reasonably and justly be
ought TO do; wherefore he silences his
lusts and fear, that he may hear Reason
alone.
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FAssmAN's Isoa TiEs

- Wood and Iron Working sEzchsns-y. of
all 51n d., ordered OF short u1tices end fur-
nished nt manufacturers prices sen grt
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QUEcT, III. November lsfG.
MIS- JACKs0S, Dear If1fua-u is with
pleasure thai ] certify % you, shat seeing one
Of your circulars. which contained certificates
and Endorsements from the best phygirlsus and
n a highest ~edtc1l autEorities u tue Unlted
States. csrt lying that your oils for the com
plsNi0n and teeth were purely 10 oils, extracts
ana essences OF flowers, and they Warrzut 10
when used according 20 diracious % cure tie
worst and NEST dlnicuIs cases Of nursing sore
mouth, e1nksr or me stomach. bowels ana fys-
peDs1a- For scrcfuiOus disorders. when used
both Internally aud eLtsTua ~. SO has no equal.
Dear Madam, seeing tnis, and my little daugh-
ter, aged nfteeu months. having the Who0Dlug
cough for several months. accom- rauied win
what the doctors call white canker, her -routh
aud throat being by liberated and hav-
ing tired everything for It's relief I could hear
Of all 70 no purposa, I bought one bottle og
your oil for the complexion, cal ed Queen
Bess !" went according Co Che directions. did nOt
use quite one bottle, and an most happy %
state % you shat it has cared nay ehIid. she Is
now As well and be rty as ever she was ia her
life. L give you This my cert nea-e. hoping you
VIII pubish tnat thousanls Of others WHO
may be afIii-- with aBy OF the above ansc-
tons may az once get bottle Of your Queen
Bsss." for ] o. : sure they VIII md immediate
relief You respectfully.
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rs lIFJ- WULIUII,
Jersey street, bet S Xth and Seventh.
MRS. WI r cOLLISs' CERTIFICATE

MRS. JACEsOE. Dear NddunI I am most
happy to infOrTn you that after having suffereu
more than three years with what some physi-
clans call nursing sore mOu-h or canker Of the
mouth and throat, tried various remedies.
bat found nothing 70 60 me any good until
be ard OF your OILS f0E the com pleXi0n and
teeth, cailef B. Queen Bees" I bought one bot
tie, went according to directions. and am truly
thankfult' say have f0uBd q permanent Gu re-.
HoDiEg you VIII purIish thls that other poor
Sufferers may be Benefited by it, I remain,
Houn respectfully.
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Lilies Fire and Burglar Proofsafss.

DEERI Sc COTTON PRESSES.
CJTrON PA ANTERS
COTTON SCRAPEES
COTTON SWEEP PS
CGLTIFATIfEfS
CORN PA NTEES
SIT NfrT.E III 4 rHETFr-r-s1
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81. LOUIS CARDS.
TaIlsabIe PIamtatiols q 80.

I WILL Lease as adnlinistra tor OF Chrfstopher
4 J. Field, decd, his Home Place-tis riace on
Clay q FIELD, and the Plantation known IS tie
Conbent Place, These Plantations are tn the
county % BOLIVAR; Al IS, and in hne condition
ior cultivation, having been CulfIvatsd for
ears past. There ts a new and me Circular
SaW-Mlll on the Home Place, for Sale.
For fu rther in formation apply to meat Parie-
Bourbon county, KY, or % Or. E J. Field, on
the premises Is. j. CLAY
oeio Admire O. j FfaIF rFaarF
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I = Offering OUR BITTERS 70 the Southern
4 Public, We have no hes.t8noy il asserting
their superiority over any Northern pFoduc-
tioA IN orr markets. In their dsVisen1eut they
ara purely southern - compounded with q
speoiaI adaptituds to the vzrisus types o.
stomaeie derangsments prevalent in our
climate.
Itiss gentle stimGlaRt to the system sfte1
undergoing q severe Illness,
1t is 3 cure for Dyspepsia.
II assists Digestion.
II cuFss DiaTFhea and Cholera Morbus.
II is q preventive for ChflIs and Fsvers.
II is an invaluable companion for person
travelling at al -easOns OF the year.
It Is HoEE enterprise and possesses tue
merit
~ Sold everyHhere.
o. II. EBBEHT & CO..
Sole Manufactures.
Depot, No. o Howard's Row.
tsbl0 81 WauuwhEa- Tenn.
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3 NiibuFne's Eelehrat ed Iroz--szIe sTa-oes.
Is AiIburne's C@lg bratsd ThinbIs-si--ln Vac
OnS-Cver 80 sOld In Memphis. aL --aYs-..r ~
for tWslve mouths, ana only siz 60 damages
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-
So All advertisements IN the speciA Notloe
soluInn will be chsrged p cents per hne.
50 Marriage and death notices Puoilshea Is
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MOORE. WHITFIELD & CO.
Successors Moore, Whitfield Rayner,)
COTTON FACTORS
AND
General Commission Merchants,
No. Howsrd's Row,

MhMPdI8, IhlFW ESohh
AVE are prepared to make liberal cash ad-
w vanees on all consigBments /; also, 10 fur
nish Bagging Rope or Ties, to parties who VIII
ship US their Cotton. We are agents for
LEBANON WOOLEN MILLS, Lebanon, Tenn.
PREMIUM c TT IN GIN. manufactured BY
W. @. ClemmOns, Brown & Co.
SORGHUM OR CANE MILLS (cast iren), man
utact1red st GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
The Celebrated UNION WASHING MACHINE
AND WRINGER
T.. GRAY'S STAR CAPE LIME. Oc28 daw
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
MASONIODIREOToRY

MASONICDIRECTORY.
1857.
LODGES.
ASgrRorA. No Iss. Meets lFt Monday in
evsrv month. at Cds-Failnv-s' E5all. cor. court
snd NaIn. u. r. Forster. - Front street,
", A.; John Beamishr Secy.
B0ugH MElIrHI-s 30 us Meets ID Friday OF
each month"; Hall. cor Madison and Second.
J. T. sellars, ". NJ Benz. X Pulien, Sec
LEt1A SCOTT. No 80 Meets lst Friday 0f each
rnouth-Hall, cor Madison aud second. John
Ainslie, ". r.; Il. ?. Wood ward, sec.
HAvrrroN No Za9. Meets Sd Friday Of each
rnoutb-Ol5-TeIlovs, Hall. P. NJ. Stanley,
Kfs.-f.l,. r so. ssi % % Meets ssh Friday
of each monfh-2A Frsnt street John J.
Worsham. S5d, ". n b. X. E'ullen, Sd sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PEEN Chapter, No !. Meets p Monday OF each
Fellows san. Johu Zent, N. r.
Il. p b. 81. Levy. Sec'y.
RAEDs.H
EuREKA Council. No. 6. Meets 81 Monday OF
each month Oid-EellOWs' Hall John Lent,
Tn. H.; \. J. WiEgin, Rec.
rEMPEARs.
CYRESE Ccrnmandery, No. 4 Mssts 4th Non
day of each month. JOhn zent, Com; n. ].
Wiggin, Rec
A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
90 Fi-orls .StrseL.
HEFnrrs Lodge Of Perfection 18th No. l.
Stated Communications ID "Wednesday night
OF each month. Henry y. W oOdari, 82ri, c.
NiAaflee n All n
Nr-HzAs LOdze Of Perfection, 18th; No. 2
Meets 4ih Wednesday OF each month. George
Mellsrsh, SD, g.. NJ; A r, Farmland, ed,
CAsfrH1A council o. ofPrinees OF Jerusalem, Isth.;
No. I. Benz. K. Pulleu, sd, Tsrsh--i -
- Sec.
CALvAEY CHA APTER OF Rose Oroix, 18Th, No. 1.
Charles ". Adams, I'D, NJ. W.; Il. 7. Tom
lIns8n. 22a. Sec.
PHIFrrPE DUPLEssEIs Council OF K-h, Soth.,
No I. Henry 7. WoDdard, 3D. CounEn.'.i
William =. Cirole. SD, Rec.
UoSsTsToEY OF WEsT IEn2SEssEEr 80. John
Aiuslie. SD ConHaF. in Ghlefi Dodge c
Trader, SD, Reg
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PATENT MEDICINES.
MRS. JAcKsoN's
Queen BeSs Complexion Wash.
MRs. wOLCoTT's CERTIFICATE.

FVBE z following certificates selected from hun
Il dreds ia the possession Of the pTOprietress,
are confidently submitted 70 the pubuc
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ROBERT A. MOON,
Cotton H ac tor
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 276 Front Street..
No. 27e Front Street,

MEMPHIS, TENN.
+ IBERAL. ADVANCES Supplies at Whole
4 sale Prices. Comm sion or selling Cotton,
ms ToTIar nar Pale u0R
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GeneralCOmmissiOn Merchants

I N entering upon another commercial year
Il with The experience Of thu past frauzht
vtth the many vicssltudes Incident 10 a
changed system OF agriculture, and for which
most OF our planters were little prepared, re-
as an experiment tried we shall adopt a riR ID
cash system In our bnsineas-taking no risk
consignments, remitting proceeds With as little
delay as possible; bat In all cases obeying In
strucuens of shippers, and using our best en-
deayors 10 promote the interest OF our patrons.
Our arrangements for furnishing Supplies,
Bagglng. Rope, Guanies, Groceries and Provi-
slons are such, that we promise to furnish
them al cur lowest market price, and make Il
As much, or more, to your interest to order
through as, than to pufcpase IN person.
coping 70 rsceiyeyour patronage and iHdu-
ence, we are, respectfully,
oel Sm II w. IRVINE q co.
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No. s72 Second Street,
Have Ton EaIa

3 Nilburne's gelebrat ed Iroz-AzIe sTa-ons.
Is AiIbuTne's C~lg bratsd ThirBbIs--Haln Wac
OnS-Over 60 sOld in Memphis. aL- =ars1 ..te-
for tEslvs nIoHths- ana only si- 60 damages
claimed FOR oreakage-
so Carver Gins, from 40 To So saws.
wood and iron frame.
s T0dd's Improved Bullock Gotten Presses.
eogole-geared and nd to EoEz ~ crank. Two
10 Todds Improved Horse Powers. r7- rurrf-g
Gins snd Grlst Milis--ha finest C1.a-ar i. sIla.
James Todd Stationary EuEfnss. of AL sizes.
fr9m a % loo-horse power.
TOdd's Pianiug Mlils aud wood y.orzIug Ma
ehlnery, OF al kinds, furnished x snort uo-
SO-horse power.
stationary Engines, OF all sizes, lom % to 50
horse power.
Single ard Double saw NTIT's-1,-s-.r ana ctts-
makes
Dlete.
Railroad and Lever Horse Ps-s-rs, p 4 and
70 Tons OF IRON TIES dow To the tlade}.
100 DoEan Cedar Buckets. iron ard trzss 5osrf.
sssorted- llOW 20 The tFadeI.
lee Nests Cedar Tabs, dow T. tie ;radsi. -
10 Buckeye Cider Presses, ,toeiose Consignment.
l 10 and p Horse Power Portable E.us.re. sees
nd-hand, low far cash-musL be said.
l6-Horss Power, secondhand. chsap.
l q Horse Power Stationary Eneiue and s---
Mlll-all cuEu plefa-c9n be 5ccrEt low
50 saw and 90 saT GINS tbat little ussI5
1Bauisls' Plauine Machine-cuts si fretaz
gain.
PUows OF an Eirdz.
FEED CUTTEES
QhN-5RELLEBS,
TH2EsEINe4 n MlECHTEEs
REAPERs AND NOW 8E5,
LAIE vi ftHlNES.
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VETE have the Abstract Books and com piete
w Index OF the Registers ONCE com piled
by the late HENRY A. URNE; and, after
more than 9 years tral OF their accuracy,
and careful egperience IN the business, moi
one mistake having occurred in al taat iins),
we are enabled 70 fRTnish complete deralgn-
mentsof titieto all
Fort Pickering, Memphis and Shelby
County Lands,
At the shortest notice and on tie most reasons
ole terms. q. j. CAMPBELL 4 CO.,
Rh20 II Successors 10 Bond & Campbell.
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DRUGS, ETC.
Messrs. NIPGEN & REAKIRF, and
of JOHN A. NIPGEN, No.
SIS Main street, Mem
phis, Tenn.

A SsOCIATED with this House are Messrs.
a =; = eein5 Ts5' 5Ts9ssa' John John :, heazirE
All OF whom are well and favorahly
known In This city and throughout the South
generally, az thorough practical Druggists and
cerreet business men OF long and tried expert
ence. And vita our personal knowledge nd
familiarity with he wants or our numerous
friends and patrons, and our stricr attention 70
business, Ne are determined TO make this the
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HOLIDAY ADDRESS!

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p Banum Taya GRAND praises
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private and Confidential No answer viii be given .
letters unless Two Dollars enclosed consultation
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TEE REAL VELPEhU FEMALE PILLS

THESE PILLS,
L 30 celebrated
many years Rgo in
Paris for the relief
Of female irregu
larities, and after
wards go notorious
for their criminal
employ in the
practice Of abortion,
are uou offered for