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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-01-23

CoNEEssING OUR FAUITs.-A writer has
said, II was mistaken" are the three hard
est words to pronounce in the English Ian
guage. Yet it seems but acknowledging
that we are wiser than we were before, to
see our error, and humber than we were
before to own it. But so it is; and Gold
smith observes that Frederick the Great
did himself more honor by his letter to his
Senate stating that he had Just lost battle
by his own fault, than all the victories won
Perha ps our greater perfection here is not
to escape the imperfections, but to acknowl-
edge and lament.-Joy. s..
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Agents Wanted

WE want an active energetic Agentin ever
w civil district. at Sc TO $50 per month, =
canvass Tor and deliver our very popular oouln
e-n Historical Work. For full particulars ad
dress IncIOslug three cent stamp
B. SUTTON & CO., Publishers,
Pa Third street, Memphis, Tenn.
e. Give name in fuu-District. County and
ST., D1aFu and distinct. seq I'm
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OLD RELIABLE-Cstton shippers will
ind the advertisement OF the Little
Miami aud connecting railroads in our
columns. This route, represented by
Mr.. c. F. Smith az agent AZ No. 9 Madi-
son street, with Maj. DeYassa rs his
chief clerk, and giving his personal at
tention 70 sll shipments, is well called
the Old Reliable. 1t is safe, speedy and
sure. The Major is n OF the best
posted freight men in the country, with
great experience in the business Of for
Wsrding, OF Gntiring energy and cour5e-
u manners, always good natured, and
always ready to give Information as tc
routfs. rates, etc. Shippers by this line
have the yatlr0od bills Of lading through
from Memphis, 50 thst in case OF loss
thew have responsible vouchers for their
property, and their claims are at once
adjusted. This line and the gentlemen
representing it are fully Reliable.
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IT O x l. 7
Two large and splendid Halls at No. 81 Ser
ond street. in Adams Block, suitable for uferar}
associations, balls, private parties, clubs, lee
tureS. fairs. etc. VIII be rented reasonably
Inquire OF N. Hill, Main street, Webster block
or sIdme- Ltese, on the premises, from 20 IL
O'Clock pm Sci
u - X Il T. n p
TWO OFFICES, formerly occupied by the
MetropoltRa Police Commissioner No. u
Madison street. Inquire a. Police once -
MadEOn street.
M+muhTE- yune 10. 1867. tell y
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II EPIDEMIC.

MLAAhAoH SLADRNA ~ A4NtH
Editors Memphis
Having been Frustrated for a week
| with " the fever,n and having been as
| surad Yesterday by scores Of attentive
professional brethren, who have so kindly
called on and tenderly cared for me, that
am now convalescent, but who charged
me particularly to remain in bed 3 few
/ DAYS longer, to insure my prompt recov-
ery, I take advantage of this period to
say q few reluctant words to the profess
sion and public upon the all-absorbing
topic, the prevailing epidemic" The
medical profession has By its course IN
doubtedly incurred the displsRsuTe Of
some OF the business men Of the city, by
! siguifylnE their convictions that yellow
fever prevails here as an epidemic, and
any one now from the "mackereln to
/ the sturdy merchant, feels. at liberty to
/ throw stones at the magnificent crys-
tai temple in which is enthrOued
the glorious art and science Of medicine.
Let US see if we are entirely free from
the ridicule with which We have been
aspersed by many Of the people, and q
part Of the press. ain & multitude Of
! counsel there 10 wisdom and under the
| teachings Of this time-honoFed adage,
the Board of Health invited the PhFsi-
/ clans Of the city to join them in their
daily meetings, at the "Gsyoso," that
we might have a full, free end untram-
elled interchange Of opinion. The meet
ipgs were largely attended-were alto
I gether pleasant and agreeable; q free
and general interchange OF views and
| opinions took place, % 20 the origin,
nature, treatment, etc, Of the prevailing
/ epidemic, which evidently resulted in
| much good. Yet there was such a diver
sity % opinion upon some points, that
many wondered CT it, and it does
really seem strange that twenty,
/ thirty OF forty intelligent physicians,
/ all educated IN the same school
Of rational medicine, should have
such diverse opinions as to lis name and
whether it was epidemic OF not. All
agreed that q very fatal and widespread
/ disease was sickening and destroying
hundreds of our citizens, but the name
/ OF Ii was the nut the professional ham,
mer could not crack. II is true thegrest
majority Of the profession bad no diff
/ Guilty in defining positively It's name and
place, viz; YELLow-FEvER butA small
minority could not 30 see il. One med-
icsl man Of large experiences, declared
whilst he saw many cases Of fever daily,
he had not vet seen a single case of vel.
low feyer-that he had signed on one
occasion q "desth certificate - as yellow
fever under the pressure Of public opin-
ion but afterwards Fetraoted and
charged it to malarial fever. Another,
aud one in whose opinions We have
much confidence, declared that be saw
the same case, and others with the
former, and unhesitstinglv pronounced
! them ali cases Of genuine yellow fever,
one or Eaots dying with black vomit and
bronzed skin. AhotheF-of the most en-
| larged experience and extensive practice,
and for whose opinions we are bound to
entertain the highest respect, was seeing
from twenty to forty cases of fever per
day, but could only recall about seven or
eightgeruine cases Of yellow fever, All Of
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CITY MATTERS.
Nempbis and ohio Railroad.
or MAILS.
Until further notice the Mails viii close "a

Until further notice the Mails viii close Al
follows:
For Cairo, Chicago, ST. Louis, Nashville, Louis
vile, Cincinnati, Cleveland. PittsburRi Philar
deiphla, Bunalo, Albany, New York, BALI
more, a all cities north and west 81
Sl1 pm
For Chattanooga, Richmond, Washington
Augusta Columbus, Ca, Montgomery, Mo-
bile, Ala, New York, Nashville, and ali citlel
south and east, at $50 pm.
For New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Jackson, Miss,
Vickshurg, hatcher, and al cities south, at
4pm.
All SlauOns on Mississippi and Tennessee,
Southern, New Orleans, Jackson ana Great
Northern railroads at $50 pm.
All Stations on Memphis and Louisville and
branch railroads at ) pm.
Al stations Oh Memphis and Charleston, Mis-
s1ssippi Central, Mobile and OhiO, Nashville
and Decatur, Nashville and Chattanooga and
Fest Tennessee railroads at 5 am.
For Little Rock, PIN Blum and all Landings
en- Arkansas and Whiterivsrs, (semi-Weeklyl,
Tuesdays and Saturdays
Mississippi river south, (semi-Weekly), Tues
days and Saturdays.
Mississippi river-north, Csemi-weekIy), Mon
days and Fridays.
F. c. GIsT, Postmaster Memphis,
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OZARK. ROwENA. COMMERCIAL
REORGANIZATION.
st. Louis, Memphis 6 YickSburg
PACKET LINE.

ONE Of the tour following hrst
" class side whee Steamers VIII E
leave Memphis promptly on FRIDAYS and
MONDAYS, at 5 O'Clock pm. for Vleksburg and
all way landings: Steamers
RUBICON. W. H. Blake, Master, FRIDAYS;
H. NJ. BHREVE, Il. Carter, Master. FRIDAYS;
COLUMBIAN, Barnes, Master, MONDAYS,
PEORIA CITY, I. h Silver, Master, MONDAYS
Making close connection with Meridian n
Selma Railroad, and YazOo River Packets. G
By promptness and regularity and strict at
tentiOn to all bushes entrusted TO them, these
Packets trust to merit and recEiYo the patron
age OF shippers,
Frrigh: rccetvsd at all hours at City Wharf
boat, foot Of Monroe street.
LARRY HARMSIADS Co, Agents,
Ocl5 II 2ST Main street. corner Madtaon-
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Trunks, VaIises and Rags. Robe
son, Sneed & Co. ocI1 If
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al Ladies will be pleased to learn that
B. A. Hollenberg, proprietor of the
Memphis Steam DyeiAg Establishment,
No. 2l2 Beal street, has opened a con-
venient Office at $50 Second street, where
81 kinds of goods, old, faded and soiled,
will be elegantly Dyed and Renovated.
Gsntiemen's wear cleaned and dyed in
superior style. oc2 eodIm
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DRIVEN OFF WIN. &. Louder, who
resides on Kerr's avenue, is the happy
possessor o; a cornfield which fronts on
the railroad. For some time past he has
been missing the provender. Yesterday
morning he noticed that some negroes
were on the track, apparently watching.
Mr.. Louder Immediately dispatched two
l Of bis hands to see what was going on in
the field. They found that three negro
women were in the field filling their
sacks with corn. On the approach OF the
farm hands the thieves dropped their
sacks and made of. The two negro men
who were on the track came up and pre-
scented their shot guns, lettering the
hands from capturing the thieves. This
is the bOldest piece Of business we have
! heard OF for some time.
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Land For sale.

undivided oue-haIfi Interest IN 5000 acres
a OF Red river bottom land, IN lafayette
Gld SEWER counties, Arkansas
Tnlstuterest, the title 70 which Is perfect, viii
be sold a. a low figure, Tor one-thlrd cash and
The remainder at one and two years, without
interest
Also. 3g55 acre. Of magnificent Arkansas
river bottom land, above al overflow, and the
dnesf body OF land in tas state, In Crawford
county, Arkansas.
These lands win be sold together OK In par
AppIy 70 PIKE ADAMS,
Attorneys At Law,
mbs-tf 293 Main street, Memphis
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PREsENTED.-Hsppening to be present
at a meeting Of the Howard Association
yesterday evening, we were pleased to
find that the President, r. w. Ainslie,
and his worthy Vice, Clarence T. Gsog-
Aegan, were presented each, by some I'M
known friend, with an elegant gold
medal. The parties who were instru-
mental in paying this tribute, are re-
quested to call at the rooms, 3I2 Main
street, and receive the thanks Of the re-
cipients. The tokens were well and
worthiIy bestowed on two young gentle
men who " from daylight to the dawn
Of morn again, " have been u~nceasing and
untiriRg in their efforts to relieve the
wants of the poor, sick and distressed in
our community.
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MERIT and generosity deserve rewsrd.
Tonight Mics Emile Melville has q
benefit. On Wednesday she generously
gave a right out Of her engagement and
her own services also, for the benefit OF
the destitute Ome aud children OF
Memphis. The people Of Memphis owe
it to her and much more TO themselves
to testify their appreciation Of her gener-
osity by filling the house on the occasion
Of her own benefit. To praise and re-
ward heniiceut sets is as much a duty as
il is to de them. Miss Melville is q
charming girl, who acts well, sings well
and darces well. We must not let a
young girl out DO Us il generosity, or be
entitled to say that We know not how to
/ appreciate il.
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No Deception.-We mean to close out
the retail branch, and have marked all
Dry Goods down to lowest figures. Rice,
Silk & Co. octS I'm
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FOX RENT.
TO "

FOE
The elegant new building No. Towards
ow, three stories high. with good cellar.
annIv 10 N. L. MEACHAM,
30 - No-gUnion street.
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TITUS Go CO.,
Cotton II C y
-AND-
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 10 Jefferson street,

MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
N8TE respectfully solicit a share OF the bust
nsE 81 the planters q the south. We
thank our former customers for their patron
age, and would be pleased 10 have them con
TIME business with UE- Our charges are the
same as heretofore. All Cst.gn consigned 70 us
will be insured, unless Otherwise instructed
Es5 3m
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Attend the closing out sale Of Rice,
Silk & Co. You will find a complete
stock Of Dry Goods at lower prices than
ever. octS Ina
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o.
On Saturday night, q Setter DOG, brown az
over except on the breast and end OF the tail
which is grey. BAG on a black leather collar
with large iron ring A liberal reward will bt
paid for the recovery OF the Dog.
A. B. NULLEk.
ocg4 lwa 1873 Main street
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SHOOTING on BEAL STREET.-A negro
| man, named Joe Moore, was arrested on
Beal street by officer Brandy, about
O'Clock last night, charged with shooting
a colored girl. The accused was lodged
in the second district statioa house, and
will have q hearing before Justice Black
to-day. he alleges that the shooting
WAS accidental.
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DiAsOIutiOn.

gyzgE c-opartDership heretofore existing uudeI
tr name and style OF KENNEDY q
EEFFV was dissolved on the 23d instant by
ebss@d ~ ont5re as els and assumed ali the
labil ties. he only Is authorized TO collect and
Eetue ths old bu1ness.
Y. Z. KENNEDY,
Z. +, ENEED.
Reutemher ..
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old friends and the public in general, l
would respectfully go INFORM mat nave
Union, Stanton q Moore's old stand, one
aud Hardware ever brought to this mar
ket. Heating stoves, especially, of every
size and Of the latest patterns and i'm
provements. Buyers and the trade in
general are invited to examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
+. W. REIEHARDT,
oc23-lW aS2 Front street.,
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II O l. e - H
TT = ~"
"TN" vi ARS

FIVE YEARS,
THAT most desirable and centrally located
Hotel, called HOTEL DE
The Furniture, Of every kind, now used IN
the Hotel. will be sold with the Lease u de-
sired. For terms Of tease apply az the ONCE OF
KENNY POHETnE,
Kit Williams BlOck,
Ocl Il C-rner Second and MNdlson -.
TOR Il h T
STORES and OFFICES in Bethells New
Building, on the corner Of Main and S9ulh
Court streets. Apply IN the building TO p. c.
RETHELL. or s. p. WALKER, JR., in rooms
80 ! and2 myII
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

TOaN h. gOWEN- present incumbent y z
Tax Collector, at the election TO be holden ID
January next
announce my name as a candidate
for the Office OF County Register Ior Shelby
county. at the ensuing March el~ecll0n
J. ". ING.
VuE are authorized 20 ann9unce AMOS Il.
w CVRJIN as a candidate for Sheriff OF
Shelby county al the ensuing March Election
N%,bia rulv a. 1857. aul tee
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DECAMPED.-One Of the numerous
Russell family, surnsmed Dan, has been
for some time s~ojourning at the house OF
Madam Buonbsum, No. l52 Washington
street. Yesterday morning he decsmped
taking with him a quantity Of bed
clothes. Information has been given 10
the police and it il to be hoped that the
deserter will speedily be brought TO JUS
ffan
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THE MAIN STREET PAvEMENF.-The
| contractors who have the paving OF Main
street IN charge, commenced the laying
| OF blocks yesterday. They are pushing
forward the work vigorously, and the
/ promise is that We shall have no sea Of
mud on the great throughfsre this win.
ter.
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MoRTUARY REPoRT.-Three inter

MORTUARY REPORT.-Three inter
ments from yellow fever for twenty-fouT
hours, ending at ) O'Clock, p. N.
". Z. ROGERS, NJ. D.,
Secretary Board Of Health.
Memphis, Tenn, October p, 1867.
AS we stated yesterday morning, the
yellow fever is decreasing very fast. The
report up to five O'Clock last night verify
ing our prediction. Those Ofour citizens
who left for the country on account OF the
disease, may now safely return, while
our country friends need have no hesits-
ton in visiting Memphis. Business yes
terday was much better than it has been
for some days-a better feeling existing
between both buyers and sellers. A large
quantity Of the staple changed hands,
From the state of the weather we antici-
pate that yellow jack is about played out
in the Bluff City.
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7 fully
Yoar obeaia

r. ~. AINSLIE,
President Howard Association.
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OUT AGAIN.-Itg gives US much pleasure
to s that our friend, DR.. o. B. Knode,
has quite recovered from his late attack,
and is upand about again, attending to
his professional duties as usual.
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New MEMPHIS THEATER.-The New
Memphis was not so well filled last night
ss the merit Of hepeTformsnce deserved.
Little BdrsfOOt was produced with Miss
Melvillea as "Amry," character in which
she excels. The fair actress was vel
! supported by Mr.. Roche, Mr.. Ellertonl
Mrs. Gulick and Mrs. Moore. The piec5
was put upon the stage in an excellent
manner, and ran smoothly. Tonight,
for the benefit Of Miss Melville, Joan Of
Arc ia the first, with PychahOntGs as the
afterpiece. This bill should certainly
fiji the house. Let the fair beneficiary
have an audience Of which she is truly
worthy.
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FOR sale

TNGISE sets on Iron Bed Plate, has three
T. feet stroke. rhIrfeeu-iuch cylinder. rever7s-
De huaine, Boiler IFS thirty feel long, tOrty-tVo
riches ia diameter, two nu=s, mud recel 'ei
attached, brchen stack aud guise, two 1r1ni
aud gra e bans. All complete, nearly new and
in good running order.
Inquire OF v. PYNE, foot ~ Jefferson street
sr 20 TBBiNS e QUINN, Adams - Sci I'm
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SPECIAL

Marriage and CeIibHcy. An essay FOR
young men on the crime OF solitude, and the
diseases and abuses which create impsdiments
to marriage, with sure means OF relief Sent
sent in sealed envelopes free OF charge. Address
DIR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia.
Oc14 dGW3m
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correspondence.

NruPnls, THURSDAY NooS- Oct. q, 1877.
r. W. Aiuslie, EEq, President Of the Howard
Association:
Dear Sir: Enclosed please end ny
check for seventy-three dollars anc
twenty cents, which amount is the totaI
proceeds of nay saloon, 81 Jefferson street
in the Theater saloon for d Day and
evening Of Wednesday, October pa.
Mr.. Thomas Macbeth made up the
cash account after the theater closed
Owing TO the fact that there was
but one act, land that between the
two piecesl, the amount Is not a
large a. / could have wished, but l trust
It may assist you In this your hour o.
need. Thanking my friends who have
enabled me to send tue above, and wish.
ing the Howard Association every sue
cess in the noble work to which they arr
pledged, ] remain, very respectfully,
H W~EATHERBEE.
P. S. Allow NE, Ia connection with
abe above, TO also return ny THANKS K
he we'll known house OF b. J. SeInmei
q Co, who generously sent me a re
ceipted bill Tor some articles 1 needed for
the occasion, and which ! had ordered
from them. y, w.
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o. IA KsopE. NJ. 7

P. S.-Since writing the above 1 have
besn informed BY the health officer that
almost every reputable physician in the
city has reported cases Of yellow fever at
his Office, thus proving most conclusively
that our views, %inferences and deductions
rs to the auses OF the seeming iRconsis-
teDeies ere entirely correct. o. b. K.
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FOR Extraordinarily reference to
our announcement column this morning,
it viii be seen that John II. Bowen The
present iBcUmbeuU Is a cauUi5ste for re-
election to the responsible Office Of City
Tax Collector, an Office which he has
filed during the past corporate year with
credit to himself and benefit to the city.
1t is to be hoped that the citizens will
50 far appreciate this worthy officer as to
renew their confidence in him.
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REFER To Advertisement Of Finley
Churn-D2sher, and then inquire Of B.
b. Barnes, Esq, Rev, J. W. Knott, W.
II. Underwood, D. Cockreil Of the Gay
oso, Rev. ". johnson Of the GdriStjaH
AdU0cute, Newton Ford, Esq John
HarDert, Dr.. J. Y. Cummings, Henry A.
Montgomery, all cIJIzsns OF Memphis,
and you will be pleased with their re-
w0pf
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4 NeW PGce.-One Of the neatest
oyster saloons, consisting Of apartments
for ladies and gentlemen, we know of,
has been opened on the corner Of Main
and Union streets, upstairs, entrance on
Union street, by Nessrs. D. Aste & Co,
where oysters OF the best kind are served
up in every style.
Ocl5 .eOd2R
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GEORGIA STATE LOPTERY-For the
benefit Of the Masonic Orphans Home,
combination class No. 106. The fellow
ing were the drawn numbers, October
"a, 1867:
l-25-26-l5-47-59-5 4-53-36 -67-39-l9
H. BERKELE, Agent,
No. p Adams street.
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MULE THIEvEs.-Two white men
named LarKIn and sam Johnson, were
arrested some time since on d charge Of
stealing mules from Jerry Calvin, near
/ Horn Lake, Miss, but owing 10 some
technicality they were set at liberty (;
/ they were, however re~-arrested by officer
| Angelo Marie, and brought before Mr..
Justice Miller, who committed them to
iail 10 await an examination.
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WANTED-THE PATENT
A U O RIA I

-
We want men ~evsrywher TO study their own
I~ETEEEsT, The right 70 manufacture and sell
the Patent Aurora OIL in a slngle county viii
make more money to the purchaser IN three
montts than Che largest farm in your State
will make in q whole year. tn Aurora OIL
RrruEl v costs less than Oue-haH the price OF
C0sl OF. and the Illuminating power OF the
Aurora on is as much superior ts the Coal Gu
As the Goa oil is TO "a Jallow candle, ana Is
NO MORE explosive than TALON candle. any
Lamp that viii burn Coal OIL will burn she a u
rOra OIL. l. does not -mOEe the chimney II
does not smell-ft viii not grease or sialnlhe
finest unen-uot even white cloth. The mate
rial for its manufacture is n~eZhaustlole one
man eau make seyeuty-Hve barrels per Gay
No machinery required. We VII pay your
fa-e 10 and from me civ OF Memphis and bills
While mere, II we cannot prove all ana even
more. than we have stated. A single county j.
8 small t0rtUle TO the man OF enterprise u
the right u a State is untold worth.
Fer further information, call on or address
II. G. peWfTt & Co,
- Nad son street. corner Main
fvTp Memphis Tenn
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II you want to buy Dry Goods, 1t will
pay you well to examine the prices OF
NJ. Kraus & Co., Nc. 2ls Main street,
corner of Adams, before purchasing else
where,
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500 Bills Mess Pork,
20 Casks Bacon Sides.
20 Casks shoulder.
32J Sacks Choice Coffee,
500 Hbls Sugar, assorted,
500 BbIs Flour, all grades,
900 Bills Neal,
so Bills whisky.
100 BbIs n. o. MSIasses.
$50 Half 3bls n d. MOIasees,
500 Kits Mackerel,
so Bbis No. IL and 3 Mackerel
&5O Pieces Kentucky Bagging,
20 Bales India BagHing,
100 Coils Rope,
200 Half Coils Rope,
500 Aegs Lard.
/ SO TierceA Lard,
100 BXs Tobacco. assrtsd brands
so Bbis No. 4 Cider Vinegar,
so BbIs Breakfast Bacon.
80 Glerces Sugar-cured Hams,
And an extra large assortment OF Groceries
which VIII be sold low for cash, or on usual
time 70 prompt paying customers
advances VIII be made on shipments OF
Cotton, for sale here, or TO our friends In New
Orleans.
MARTIN WALT &'co.,