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Stationery and Blank Book Dept
81 .ANk BOOKS.
lay II 0nks. JournaIs. Ledge ~.

DHy II UOK1s JOufnNIB, LeOXe.D y
RECORDS, RECEIPT AND CASH BOOKS
IN Size +, and Style Of Binding.
Pass Books, Notes and Drafts,
Mem oraD dums, Copying Books,
Diaries, Drawing Books,
Writir z Books, Scrap Books, able.
Cor. position Books, Bills payable 4 receiv.
,nything 10 oar nas - grocssed 10 tAs American
or fo-risn marker 3 farnhed Il shert not<s. and Il
aanufAetursrs' or tnH orters' prices.
Buyers comisg the city will do veil 70 examine
stock before sslsetrg and orders received throagh the
man vii receive u careful sttsssios d e1passnesd
CLERKS
roo, 600 R;olKs wall Paper,
An orades for sale ov to the whols.ale and Rstail
Trade. Printing 'apsr, I'll stsss. mill prices,
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To1o0o Harriet.
y TslegrapA.l Toi1po, Ans. II.
Tour-ouist.
Whsat-1s lever; On white 10 better; ssin Of whit,
Michigan 1t = -; ambsr - q 1oD7 II; H red Va
bssA q lo01 le1< No sprng u %; No DO q - \,
. q -.
Casa--Aavaacsd - elsssa With aAyncs lost n o n
Ne Whls&.
oats- Ikn y sdvaass Of slzG salss At esosK 70
| Hell.
nye-Scares.
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ArTsHrroH, ArHLErEsi Tho members Of
the Athlete Bass Ball Club will meet at their
grounds a. precisely o'clock. All are earn.
estly requested to turn out.
JAMES A. WHICH, Sec.
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" To be, or not to be-tf ats tn. question"

!" To be, or not to be-th ats the question"
Whether to suffer- W til mental snguish,
Feverish lips, cr~ king pains, dyspeptic asonies
Andnameless t.odily suffering;
Or whether, with sudden dash,
eelse no tile of PLANTATION BrrrERs,
And, IS Gunther says, be myself . man again
uuD her said my eyes were ssllow,
y visage haggard, my breath trsmsndous bad
MY disposition troublesome-in fact,
He gently limited was fast becoming
Quite nuisance.
Four bottles now beneath my vest have dis
appeared,
Ny food has relish, my appetite Is keen,
My step elastic, my mind brilliant, and
Nine pounds, ayoirdupois, is added to my
weight.
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VIZ ARE IN rnR MIDsr OF REVOLUTION. -
No more premature decay of teeth. Sozo-
DON'T renders them indestructible. Nay,
more, it makesthe enamel a. white ~ Parian
marble, and the breath rs odoriferous - '.the
Sweet South breathing o er banks Of violets.' -
Neither the teeth nor the gums can become
diseased, If it 10 used daily.
aul5. thu sat tulw
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Cate City, Of Keokuk.
Matuals, Of Warsaw.

The Gate City Club winning BY three runs.
Fly Catchers-Gate City 8, Autuals I.
Out on Fosla-Gate City I, Mutuals Q.
Left on Bases Gate City s, Mutuals 4.
The game was called by the umpire at the
end Of the flrst half Of the ninth inning, with
the Mutuals at the bat and one man ont.
The Mutuals had made fifteen runs at the
ninth inning,
Umpire-Mr. F. F. Cook, Of Galesburg
club.
Scorers-Fsy s. Worthen, Of the Mutuals /;
J. N. Irwin, Of the Gate City.
The game lasted nearly three hours, and il
grew more md more interesting until iss close.
Good feeling predominated. Not harsh
word vas uttered, and everything passed of
pleasantly and TO the entire satisfaction Of
both the players and their spectators.
We have in our mind several geatlemso
belonging TO both Clubs, who exhibited god
skill in their playing, but ~ oil did y wei,
We would consider it wrong to make any dis.
tinctions. Suffice it to say that witt pr.c.
tee and experience these organizations will
not be long in placing themselves among tho
No. ! Base Ball players Of tbs section.
After the contest was over the Clubs en-.
tered omnibussea he'd were driven to To
Demins where they were provided with an
excellent supper. After this the guests
we're escorted to the rooms of the Library
Association and Gymnasium, and shown
around the city generally. Al II o'clock
they stepped aboard the Eagle aaa headed for
home, all seemingly we'll pleased with their
excursion and its pleasant ineidsnts.
1t will not be considssel ont Of place for
~ to notice the impartial manner in
which the Umpire % shs occasion did h1
duties. he IA \ member Of the Galesbuye
Club spa hps ~ considerable TO do wah
match gamsA Luckily be was selected yes
terday and proved himself TO be the right
nan in the right place.
The young gentlemen of the Gate City
Club, ere deserving Of great credit for the
handsome manner in which they conducted
TIE days proceedings.
The Mutuals Of Warsaw extended an in
vitation to our Clab to visit them On Wednes.
dsy next, tho invitation was accepted, and on
that day see ne similar to that Of yesterday,
viii be enacted 4 waraw--may il be equally
- agreeable and pleasant.
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Btosk Aavkss.
~ Tsassraph.l NV Ycax. Avr, Il.
GovsEaases stsady. Coupsss n l1l9<; u - lly1,
= ~ ITO; = ss i1oG 10 nsw lee1f 1sos u lssK
- asd "a lo1x.
ssssas bsss.r. wUf ls3Sol4 lss,<ox. HI
5lMos<; Hsdson l9l0.f RssAisg los3< 10 lso0le =
Iloe l7Ko3<; q pa 7o3<oE " slk.
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MAsoEIc.-There will be call meeting Of
Eagle and Hardin Lodges collectively, a
Masonic Hall, Friday evening ss o. clock, BY
consent Of the presiding officers Of said
Lodges, where new Lodge furniture will BE-
exhibited, and its uses exempli6ed in it,
primitive form, Of half century past, BY R.
W. John W. Smith, Past Deputy Grand
Master. The attendance Of members and
visitors is respectively solicited. au16.2t
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Fr. MADISON. Au,. n. ,ss.


EnrroR or CARR Crr: The time Of hold
ing the Sixteenth Annual Exhibition Of the
Leo county Agricultural Society, Of West
Point, i the 10th, 1lth and 18th Of Ssptsm-
Der, and 1t is hoped that the citizens Of the
county will take that interest that they should
10 mako il . Fair worthy of the Empire
County, by bringing their wives, sons and
daughters, and something to exhibit
The Fair is opened to the United States,
TOR all stock and agricultural implements,
with liberal premium for fast and fine
stock. As competition is the life of trade,
We cordially invite competition from the ad.
joining States and counties.
J. F. EDWARDS, Sec.
Papers friendly to the cause please pub>
lish.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet ar.
ticle-superior to Cologne, and at half the
price. aue8-2w-th, at 4 fri
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TohAroEs.-This vegetable contains r-aore
medicinal qualities, perhaps, thar any other.
and celebrated French phv-..,c;.n h. -.
pressed the opinion IL. :. .rtr.cs from
tonaso, containing IA Il. medicinal ou.litie,
o. .aome', WI 70. BE- produced. Mature
s: 49,. ..cohol in large quantities in various
and vegetables. showing that alcohol il
nscessity-we don't mean the distilled ar
ticas-and adopting the views Of the French.
man qaossd shove, nature has not lett ~ de-
pendent upon doctors for . proper smosnt Of
calomsl. Oar people cannot uss too ffssly
oftoaatoss, and tAsy ars now in market il
such quantities aAd q such prices u 70 saAbla
eli families to be supplied With them.
ss~
TEE 0RAp. Ror.-Ths lals D1cAanau
county Bxllesis says: "Ths roespoa pspss
| spoken Of last week, i caused byfaagi which
| appears upon the grapes in esrtain condition.
Of The weather, and soon leads them % T.
ssrocsioa. Sulphur seastsrsd upoa thss rapea
aad yinss h1fuee - dew is svapseaAsl in he
noening i check npon il. The appls Nusm
i puovine qsits dsstzsetivs. i entstS ~
ssAlly q blssson ard psnetratss . ~ cess.
vAsrs Is Iuxuriatss On the sesd1aad ssnssn1.
inospe1D. Some bs.s6t ~ y dsivsd ~
tAfsuing sir-slaeksa lins tArusGA ~ 1880
= 9 nssuing before ~ DO So ~
psaptp - = disappsasiao, - ~ x1ly
SiitsDNAs aay daMaos ssst 80. Il y
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VAN buren, NonISATloHs.- Republi-
cans Of Van Buren, county held their Con-
vention at Ksosauqua on Monday last. It was
largely attended and very enthusiastic, oil
the oore 70, because the Copperheads had
imported Dean and Clagett, to speak q,
Keosanqua during the "shown the Saturday
previous.
a glorious ticket was put in The field BY
the Republican Convention Of old Van Buren,,
and the candidates will walk over the track,
- the loyal people ofvan Buren, will hardly
recognize the claims Of the VIGOROUSLY sym.
pathizing and aati-was candidates, Who were
put in the field under the inspiration of the
eloquent appeals Of the redoubtable Copper.
head champion, Henry Clay Dsas.
The Republican candidates for the Lesis.
lature are Capt Brown, Who has already
served the people in that capacity, ~ we'll a.
in the army, with great credit to himself and
honor to the people whom he.rsp,essutsd !;
and Seth Craig, who, although hs has not
heretofore been member, b man Of de-
cided ability, and will early take prominent
position ~ useful and influential Repre-
sentative.
Judge Sioes was re-nominated for County
Judge and Col HcCsry 10 again brought
GU. for Sheriff. ts
The majority fer tseh 4 ticket, Of loyal,
live mea, over he sympsshixins Copperhead
fossils, who Asly represent the opposition.
will be immense.
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Fer sale.
For sale.

OF IN B1cek II, On which 10 four story brict
II nstal roof building, 20 BY 60 and stone fbunds.
- BY - % the balance cf the lot This prot
y known e tie Arssds Building and 10 siivats OF
shout one-haf what the improyemsnts cot rtt stf
soen, will b. rented fDr term Of years III, esd
% sais. For further Information address
maybe H. B. rnH-RycK
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Lon AALA- One " lots, the corner Of nth and
MorRsh Streets. we'll fenced and tai trees
IN fost aud side walk both sides Price f40o cash.
Title god o. no sale. Enquire Of
april II, 1EE-nYCK.
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WHEN TO De pOuE


1hs Company prsposs % commence work 4 N esriy
day. and to push u forward rapidly possible, and
ntspd 10 Aavs tAsk iinse completed without delay.
DISTRIBUTION Or DIRECTORS.
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THIS COMPANY has been srgAnissd for tbs purpose
Of ssiabiishiRg Teeaphic decentralization IL tbs most
direct manner possible, between all points VI mpo
tance tbs 4lSdlo6IPPI RIVER from Bf. PAUL TO
HHW Oh LIE ANA a.
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ABOUT TIE DooR.-We are indebted TO an
unknown writer for the following thoughts :
IA bit Of shr1bbery in the yard, VIM
climbing BY trellis, strip Of ss6aainu
green spread from the door, ara aura tos
make place Of greater marketable value,
which, with many, 10 consideration 10 Be
thought Of before any other. Such need no
further appeal to their sense os neatness,
then. Those who really lsvs he suggestions
Of beauty for their avn sske, will not omit
the turfpstcA. tAa shrubbery, and the hedge
and ssas, because they make almost any
home more attractive and lovely, and cause
the sentiments to spssss, like the very leaves
and buds themselves How few stop to con.
ider what powerful association lies lurk>
ing in every simple but familiar object, like .
bush, tses, . biz II sras, o. = border Of
aowenl They ars objects Tat hold us al
most As steadily and strongly 70 home % wife
and children; hey are closely associated with
these in fact, and can with difficulty be sep>
arated. Therefore, We say 10 al, brush up
about the door, end plant near By an ohjee
of simple beauty. Il will bear fruit IN IT,
heart . handsed fold. - =
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PROSPECTUS.


THIS COMPANY has been srgAnissd for tbs purpoes
y sonSs ~ sPnlc CONN unlcs s J. ~ s,,
49,. =. ~. ,kSSsfsstS". n1vEa 80. ar Am RI
No nsIS aHs b 49, - - ''s-
uECER8ITY FOR TT.
The want OF Line OF TsIeTraph located with view
70 tAs rssr s.ds has hong Dsse fe Aaay
l0pcstant towns ass so~ Without A14 CO..
tvesa Other poanas ~ y noss cses oanscasd fol-
lowins cfeuitous routes rendfess q 1es oet g. Oh
ssct eoors, causing seAatsSs 10 ~ ssnys -
posinses ~ reeson o. no01ous fepes ano ne NJ
9uent interruptions ine.oent e iohe ppes Wneu sne
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EN0R sALn.-A twc-story brick Dwelling House con.
- tanning rooms, cellar cistern ; name barn lot
6Tk feet front and lao deep situated the oi
9Th and Bank streets. Titis good or sale,
nuquirs Of tapslal II. B.TEN-KyCK.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, May II, m.-The bullion In
the Bank of England has increased, Tor
the week, el74,OOO. The money market
is quiet and steady. Consols, s2f Erie
a; Illinois Central, 76t; fve-twenties'
tsi; fye.twenties at Frankfort, III.
LONDON, May l7.-Dispatehss from
Athens state two sanguinary battles have
been recently fought in Gambia, in both
of which the Turkish commander, Omar
Pacha, was badly beaten. His loss In
both is estimated at 5000.
The great powers in Europe have again
united in a petition to the Porte to ceds
Crete to Greece.
LISBON, May 1.-THE mail steamer
from Rio Janeiro arrived to-day. The
South American news is important.
President Lopez, of Paraguay, has &C.
cepted the mediation prefer ofthe United
States Government, through Minister
Wa,hburne, and will send an envoy to
Washington. The allies on the other
hand have not accepted the American
plan, and it is doubtful whether they will.
There has been no further lighting
between the contending armies.
The revolt in the District of Mendoza,
the Argentine Republic, is assuming
still more alarming proportions,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, May l7.-Later Vera Crus
dates state that the city is still besieged
BY the Liberals, and tits understood that
they will blockade that port shortly, as
they had taken vessel. The news from
the interior is meagre and unreliable.
Mr.. Davis still remains secluded at
the New York Hotel, and will not leave
the city until to-morrOw or Monday.
Judge Rutherford has vacated the
paudamus compelling the Controller to
execute a removal of the lease on Fer
nando Wood Is building, on Nassau street,
10 the city, and return the original
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.

TRAINs LEAVE AS FOLLOWS CITY
i time): ...e
Through Express, Sundays excepted, 4 Am.
Through Mail, $40 pm. Somerville 40
commodation, $40 pm.
Express connects at Grand Junction with af-
tsrnoon train on the Mississippi Central R;Sil-
road for Holly SPRING.. Water Valley. 9rena da,
Jscktsn. Vicksburs, Miss; New Orleans, La,
etc.
At Corinth, for 0kolona. Columbus, Miss. /;
Mobile, Ala, etc.
At Decatur. fer Columbia, Nashville, Louis
Vile. Cincinnati, etc.
AT Chattanooga for all ylsces in Eastern Al
ALBANIA, Georgia, North and South Carolina,
Virginis, Washington, Baltimore, Philadel-
phia, New York, etc. M nna
Through Mail connects at Grand Junction
with trains for Bolivar and Jackson, Tenn.
At Decatur, for Athens, Pulaski, Ala; Co
lumbia. Nashville, etc.
At Chattanooga. trains connect for same
points as Express trains.
Baggage checked through.
For tickets and further information, apply
at the Office. No. l3 Court street.
W, J. ROSS, Gen. Supt,
A. A. BARNES, General Ticket Agent.
$3.50 8: z. SHOCK. PASSENGER Agent:
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FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, May l7.-At the Presby-
terian General Assembly, to-day, various
standing committees were appointed.
The report of the standing committee
of the old and new school churches on
the subject of reunion was read and
referred to a select committee.
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A Household Necessity.
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS!

rCHE STAR SHUTTLE SEWING MA
i chine. An entirely new iIYeBtion-tp,ltke
any ether Scoring Machine IN the World. PAT
ENTED 1861. Il uses t,so t.reads AID makes
Stitch alike on both sides, that tsiH net rip Or
uarau.t IL combines simplicity. durability
and beauty. IL i as large a. other frst-slass
machines. A child can learn 70 work IL. 10
will do every variety Of family sewing and tail
oring. IL will sew from the fsest gauIe 70
leather. In order 10 introduce the Star Shuttle
lSelriag MaeAiHs int eVevy hous hold in the
land. We propose 10 furniss them complete,
with one shuttle. six bObbins. full set Of
needles. oil can. screw driver, direstiOBs. etc,
etc. At the unpreccdeafed price u only IueHfy-
FiUe Dollars. on receipt ef which We will box
free Of expensel, and ship % any address.
W. @. WILSON 4 CO.,
2ei Second street. Memphis. Tenn.
n. Bach Machine warranted for Eve
years. Persons who order Machines and End
that they are otherwise than REPRESENTED. can
return them and get their money back.
AGENTS WANTED.
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DIR. o. 8. PRoPaITT's
ANODYNE PAIN-KILLER,

ONE OF THE BEST FAMILY .MBDI-
~ zines now in use. II is good fol, all kinds
Oh local pans Iheum MAJ anu neuIaigf palns
for colds. coughs, collie, diarrhea, dysentery.
cholera. cramps. etc. Good for tooth-ache,
ear ache, for fresh wounds Of every kind. cuts,
bruises, and decorating wounds. etc. Good for
all kinds of stinRn. bites, etc.. Of hornets, bees
wasps, and Of all other insects, etc
All sold by J. T. JENKINS Il co., Atlanta.
Ca; also by BRADPIELD K CO., Lagrange,
Ga.
Prepared by o. s. PrOphitt only. cOvinston.
Ga.
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BE k0T DECEIVED.

EADER, If YOU HAVE HAD THE SAD
IL niGfortune to contract the accursed dis
eue, knsWn as vsasrial, In any form, you can
30 cured Il ears not In what stage u may pre-
seat itself whether primary, secondary OF ter
tiaryl, without taking one solitary Train OF
medicine. Aftsr ten years Of close investiga-
ties and prastical experiences, am oonTineed
that internal treatment for the purpose OF ef-
fectinE perm anent cure Of syphilitic diseases
il useless, and, that in large proportion o.
Gases, 1t absolutely does more harm than gooa.
willie under ny nethsd Of external mediea-
oatiss. Whish is pleasant ast agreeable % ne
patient, I defy competition with any other
Meth Cd knsWn 70 the nedical profession, for
speedy And permanent sure-.which guarantee
hi All eases. In making this important fact
h,oWn 10 the public, j wish 10 state that ] am
regular prAstitiOner ef medicine that / am
a graduate Of the Medical Department Of the
UniTersity Of LOuisville, Ky. aud that my
method Of treating these diseases has cost years
of desB study and close observation.
All disfaaoa Of the lar and bye treated upon
the nest Improved methods.
usi, md seeoad. t67
RetPsstfSiiI, CIV. MoLnEn. NJ. u.
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FROM NORFOLK.

NoRFoLK, VA, May IA warrant
has been issued under the Civil Rights
bill for the arrest of the captain of a
ferry boat for sjecting negress from the
cabin designated for ladies. Her case
will be heard tomorrow.
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FROM BuFFALO.

BUFFALO, May 1.-THE roof of the
Union Rolling Mill here fell in this
afternoon, burying one hundred persons
in the ruins Four we're killed and
fifteen others dreadfully crushed.
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urIEMAN's LAUNDRY BLUE. FOR FAM
| lily use. This Blue is man ufactursd by the
we'll known and old established manufacturers
Of ine oolors, d. r. Tieman 4 Co. 1t is per
fectly pure, and needs but to be tried 70 be APP
preciated Sold by grocers and druggists
throughout the United States.
]. ii. TIEMAN. Sole Agent,
240 Pearl street, New York.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, May 1.-THE Com
mercial bank suspended this morning
Jacob Barker pledges real estate, with an
annual rental of $4,000, to cover the
liabilities &c .hc bank.
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POETRY.
NEARER HOME.


O,e swoetly solemn thought
Genes 10 me DER aud DER
I'm nearer my homo to-day
Than Two ever been before
Nearer my Fathers house.
Where the many mansions be-
Nearer the great white throne,
Nearer the Jasper sea.
Nearer the bound Of life,
Where we lay our burdens down.
Nearer leaving my cross,
Nearer wearing my crown.
But lying darkly between, -.
Win ing down through the Might
Ia the dim and unknown stream
That leads at last TO tho light.
Father, perfect my trnst,
Strengthen ny feeble faith
Lei me feel ne would when | stand
ON the shore Of theriver OF death
Lot me feel as would when my ieet
Are slipping over the brink
Itmay be IN nearer home,
Still nearer home than l think.
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