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Rrocalfnra, Nntice.

y man Retfis. deceased, and all parties con-
eerped. thai we, as surviving executors Of said
estate, nave this day hled our account as such,
Sg;fb a Loague, CLERK OF the County Court
~ rhelbv county, where parties concerned can
come forward and same.
SAMUEL MOSBY,
ANDERSON G. RhTTIS,
Surviving Executors
Memphis, september Il, 1861 SELF 4w'
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THE FANNY THURsTON" LECTURES.
Tuesday evening everybody il on the
lookout Tor the lecture for the benefit Of
the widows and orphans, and this even
ing We regret TO have to that
there will be no lecture at the " Taber-
nacle," owing TO severe sickness in the
family Of the distinguished gentleman
who was 10 have lsctured. Next Tues
day evening, the oath, Rev. DIR. Clifford
Jones will lecture, and We hope 10 see
the Tabernacle flled with people upon
that occasion. Those who hear DR..
Jones will be sure to hear q splendid
effort, for few men stand higher as an
orator, in this community, than DR..
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NJ

w A Il + D
A few more Ladies' and five or six Young
Men wanted % canvass tue city Immediately.
Good references required. Apply %
LYDE & PASShORE.
No. Do second street, East Court square.
sell ID
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Where he viii be pleased to receive the order
o. his friends aud public, and especially 20
hear rom those who have 50 literally De-
slowed their patronage on the arm heretofore
He viii supply these superior Instruments 70
the trade, Wholesale and Retail, az the very
Lowest Prices. made with the Insulated Iron
Rim and Frame least in one sOllh platel They
excel al others in durability, superiority OF
tone. and elegance Of external appearance
All these Pianos ave overstIuug Scales, Civ
jngfn connection with the patent iron rim and
frlne. Full. Round. Powerful and Sweet Mel
low Tones. The Cases are elegant in appear
ance and easily and safely handled.
s5- Warranted u prove satisfactory, or the
money returned
Address all orders to
Siberia OFT,
sac IOm SOL Broadway, New York.
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PEssoNAL.-Mr. Il D Goodlett, presi-
dent Ct the Jefferson Insurance company
returned on Sunday evening from an ex-
tended wedding tour. His return was
INSIDE the occasion of no little rejoicing
among his numerous friends, many OF
whom were willing to see him led cap
tive to the altar, but now not willing TO
miss the light OF his couutenance Tor
such = heightened period.
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SENT UP.-Dan. Jones, who was ar
rested on Saturday charged with stealing
harness from Mr.. Niles, on the Raleigh
road, had a hearing before Mr.. Justice
Miller yesterday. The evidence Of the
case being conclusive, he was sent up. II
the shyst attorneys and straw-bailme do
not interfere, he will probably be fur
nfshed with free board at the state hotel
for tie short term.
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EsCAPED.-The infamous negro hend,
lack Williams, who was proven 70 oe
guilty Of an attempt to outrage the per-
o o. 3 white child in Cheises, was De-
fore Justice Miller yesterday and COM
mitted without bail to answer for the
crime. On the way to the prison he
TO escape from officer Tom
Gsrrey. and q 60 a late hour last night
had NOT been caught. Several offices are
on the lockout for the scOundrel, snd It
il to be hoped ere the set Of another sun
that lac will be placed in dursnce vile.
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FOR RENT.
no r r 4 n 7

l. O r X r n T
Nv Residence. corner Butler and Chester
str-tt-ovtr an acre Of ground. House con-
raIus i've rooms, lluInE-ropm. Kitchen, etc.
ARMY TO W. 3. MITCHELL.
z-iElw S9 Main street.
FOR GENT
That large end cOmmodi01s Warehouse cor
uer OF Fourth end jefferson streets.
Apply to r. N. APPERSON CO.
Sci I'm PSI Front street.
20 r + N T
Five or Six desirable Residences.
ApuIy TO r. c.. BRINRLEN,
ses eodaE No. Is Madison street.
10 X r T. n T
TWO OFFICES. formerly occupied by the
Metropolitan Police Commissioner No u
Madison street. Inquire at Police office, -
Madison street.
Memphis, June Do, 49, leilu
nor Rem T
STORES and OFFICES IN Betheu's New
Building, on the corner OF Main and SoUll
Court streets Apply in the building % Pc
BETHEL, OF :. Z. JH-, IN rooms
No and .L--
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INQUEST.-The county coroner, w. j.
Cotton, Esq, was called upon yesterday
10 hold an Inquest on the body Of an in
FAINT child, found buried in a yard on Al
ALBANIA street. IL appears that the mother
Of the infant, finding that the child was
still born, buried it TO hide her shame.
The jury found a verdict in accordance
with the facts. The coroner did not feel
warranted in ordering any arrests at
Dresept.
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Memphis and White River
REGULAR THURSDAY PACKET.

v4HF steamer JOHN S. MCCUNE IA
wiz leave Memphis EVERY &ss6a&8s
THURSDAY At 8 o'clock pm, commencing
September the 5ih, ~coEneclirg - puValls
PIMA every saturday mOruing with Railroad
train to Little Eock, arriving at DesArc at u
O'Clock IN, Augusta at lup.m., Grand Glaze sun
day morning, Jacksonp TLSunday at u O'Clock
m, The McCune being very light dIau, will be
able to go through TO JackSOnport and Paro-
0uette Bluffs at an stages Of wafer.
W. JAY JOHNSON,
ann LARRY HARMSTAD. Agents.
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ON CONSIGNMENT.

n RARRFLS REFINED COFFEE SUGAR,
OU Is barrels Reboiled Molasses,
10 Half Barrels Reboiled MOlasses,
20 Rolls Kentucky Begging
70 Half Rolls KENTUCKY Begging,
5a Kegs Choice Family Syrup,
500 sacks Liverpool salt.
For sale low to the trade ~
THOMAS TROUT A'SONS,
sala n No 20s Front street.
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nROMPT attention given to the sale of Cot
ton and filling orders for customers, ana al
rates suited to the times.
duties IN the premises, in ADVANCE, VIII simply
promise TO exercise as best judgment at the
proper time In the m9nagemenJol the business
fntrusted 10 him.
ALWAYS grateful for patronage, VIII endeaVor
10 make tie same mutually prOntaBle.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

Regular Arkansas River Packet.
Fer Pine Bluff and Little Rock.
master
This elegant passenger steamer III
will leave ~
WEDNESDAY, September 18th. at 5 p IN.
LEVY d MILLER, Agents,
SELF It 22 Front street
Regular Memphis and Arkansas River Weekly
United States Mail Packet.
For Helena, Napoleon, Pine Bluff and
Llttie Rock
" nltdkeIs uAAhbeA
This exc=llent passenger steamer Il
win leave rs above ~
TUESDAY, nth inst, at 5 PM.
JAS. T. BOURNE q Co, Agents,
sel5 2t y Jefferson street.
Regular Memphis and Arl ausas River Weekly
United Htnles NJ Al Packet.
FO Helena, Napoleon, Pine Bluff and
Little ROtk.
1hls superb passenger steamer A
viii leave rs above on s
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 3 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD& CO., Agents,
Corner nam and Madison sts,, or
sells 2t city Wharf boat, foot Monroe st.
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10 r A l. p
A LIGHT Oue-hoIse RoChANAG, in good or
der Apply tn A. L. tuwmins' 2VFhoA~
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MURPHY'S Yeast Powder so
cents per pound, also his Fluid
Wash Blue, at No. 21S Poplar
street sepl2 lW
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TIE COURTS.

LAW CoURT.-The case Of South
worth, Nance Il Co. vs.. +. NJ. AppersOu,
was not concluded, the jury being IN
able to agree. They were discharged
until this morning. The cases set for
trial to-day are IS follows:
80 Sorthwnrth. Nance & Co. " Apperson,
5s5 Seaman vs. smell, Taylor q Go,
$50 Chandler vs. Lsathermau.
SIS Herring vs. sherry.
$50 Williamson VS. Jackson Insurance 20.
GAG Allen & Co. vs. winters.
GOO Sugarmau vs. Winters.
90 Meehlsr VS. Phoenix insurance company.
gl Vincent VS. Littlejohn.
6l2 Chase et al vs. Nidrig.
SO Allen vs. D ask.
GA Written & 60 vs Hughes.
IS Cooper w Harrison.
gG flynn vs. Heinrich et al.
6E FoElkes VS. Mcdonald.
g2S LAID. Cartwright a Co vs. Jones.
63g Avery 1t al vs. Dunn.
$50 cohen vs. Menclet
gfl Baker VS. SchOhetd.
- Hart vs. Brewer et al.
.tJ SteinkuLl vs. Baum.
.S3I MAILER " AlgeO.
SIS stiles vs. AppersOn a ca.
go Delaney vs. Curry.
SO Cllntou vs. Mcdonald.
6S Ostewald VS. Siebert.
So Smiddy VS. Bernard.
eco Conde. AT, vs. Martin.
84l Gleason Va PereS.
82 LiUtlejohn vs. Sullman.
b43 Binder rs Senhardt-
"a Same vs. Roescher.
G5 NsSh vs. Damon, admir-.
BIB Trnthman Us HOnmeistar.
ar q .0au VI steamer commercial.
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KAVAEAGH & DECKER'5
BILLIARD TABLES
most reliable Cushion used on Billiard
Tables Is the
CAT-GUT CUSHION,

Manufactured by K~AVANAGH q DECKER,
and Patented Dec. Us, l5ij- tSee Scientific
American. Vol. l6. No. III
II il the only Cushion that Possesses all the
qualities essential 20 "A Perfect Cashiou. 10 IS
the most elasuc and most durable Cushion ever
offered to the biliard-playing public as b
abunuantly proven BY the great demand for It
since its Introduction. The peculiarly Wuicu
distinguishes the Cat-Gut Cushion and renders
il superlor 10 all Others, is the tlghtened cord OF
cat-gut which Overlies the lace and edge OF the
rubber and running the fun length OF the
into the rubber and jumping rom the table
The addition OF the caEgut cord also adds
much 10 the elasticity OF tie Cushion.
The Cat-Gut Cushion has already been ap-
piled TO over 1900 tables, which are IN constant
use. 10 can oe applied 70 tables Of any make,
for SO per set.
Kavauaeh peeker'a Factory. at the corner
OF Centre and Canal Streets n. y, Is tne mcsl
complete o. It's KIN In the world. The ma
chinery is OF the most improved character the
lumber drying room the largest in the United
states, the material used the best that cun De
purchased, and the wUrkmen thoroughly
skilled.
Billiard Cloth. Balls, Cues and Trimmings, all
Of the be-t make. constantly on hand.
Kavanagh & Decker are the only agents n
This country for Kay's Cue Ceuaent. adjudged
BY competent authorities 70 be the best Cemen
ever used
Fun size Tables cut down for 500.
SEND Tor IuuSt- ated Price List
kANANAGH & DECKER.
Corner OF Centre and Canal streets,
se5 teen New York city.
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INCREASED VALUE OF CITY AND
COUNTRY PR0PERTY.-The surest test of
popular confidence in the stability Of
political institutions, and in the justice
and wisdom Of government, is found In
the value Of real estate. or late the
market has been depressed, and the utter
absence Of money suspended sales. Con-
fdence reYives with the course OF pOliti-
cal events ia the north, and with the
abundance Of crops. IL therefore hap
pens that the sales Of tickets by agencies
of the Southern Asylum, everywhere in
the south and west, are rapidly in
creased. City property worth SIS, OOO for
five dollars, and excellent farms on rail-
WAYS for one dollar each, are well caleu-
lated to attract purchasers. Call at the
Office Of the company, and order tickets.
OBTTUARY.-It Is with regret that We
+ nou this morning the death OF Mrs,
/ Bridget Reed, wife Of Capt. 3. j. Reed,
| Of steam fire engine No. 2, of this city
| Mrs. Reed died yesterday afternoon, aftei
1 an illness Of about two weeks. Her dis
! ease was bilious fever. The demise Of
| this worthy lady is sincerely regretted
I by her large circle Of friends and &C
! o1aintapcea, among whom she vas well
| known for her native kindness OF hear
and unostentatious charities. She died
es she lived, a good Christian, true wife
and affectionate mother. Truly "deatE
| Ioyes a shining msrk, and his icy hanC
conid not have stricken a brighter star
/ SIC cave Z discOnsolate husband snC
eonr Children to asogrn her loss. the las
"a rites viii be- paid 10 her remains a
sGan m to-day, the funeral to take plac'
srom lie corner of PontOtoc and Tonnes
sae streets. g Blessed are the dead VIII
Die in the Lord,H
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HENRY. MOORE { GENURG,
Manufacturers and Iobbers Of


No. ~ Broadway, opp. ST. Nicholas Hotel,
NEW YORK.
PHILIP HENRY, JR formerly OF Heurys,
smith * Tnwususd.
John I. HENRY, formerly Of salisbury q
Henry
ALHX,'T MOORE, ISAAC p. GENUNG, for
merry with Henrys, smith q Townsend.
We have ready p large. handsome and we'll
assorted stock Of READG-MADE CLOTHING.
manufactured by as exc usiyely Tor tre S0urh-
ern Trade. when we are prepared % sell At
Low Prices and on Liberal Terms.
our Stock Is adapted IN material, style,
lengths. and sizes, extensively tothe south, and
comprises goods from the Lowest Priced 70 the
Finest Made. including n large assortment OF
goods for FREEDHENfS WEAR
The recent decline in wonien and cotton fab
rics Will enable us % ofler Clothing nc Much
Lower Prices than 20 has been sold for at any
time since 1850.
cash and Close Buyers from the South are in
vited 10 examine our stock before purchasing,
as We believe We can offer them great induce
msnts-
We will be happy to receive Orders, and our
long experience in the Southern business en-
abIes us To make selections which viii be GER
tain to give entire satisfaction.
Descriptive catalogues with prices sent by
HENRY, MOORE * GENCNG,
X YORK. July, 1865. 81 broadway.
qe5 dNWfssg
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SAM. h. SHOCK,
Memphis and White River URlted
States Mall Line.
The spIenuII THseHs9I 91V1Wo'
COMMERCIAL, : Bm.J. ashford, Master,

U,HE STEAMERS CONNER ia
CIAL" n "ROWENA" wM&
form "A SEMI-WEEKLY LINE between Memphis
and While River.
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C-ELEOTand cheap
WANTS
w ANTED-

W D.
By a young lady, a situation sitne- gov
erness or 70 take charge Of a small school
Address Miss N. A. b,
Eela 20 Canton, Miss.
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PREPARING FOR WTNTEB.-An indi-
vidusl well known in police circles, Bar
new Corners by name, was arrested
Yesterday charged with stealing q cord
of wood from a planter on the Raleigh
road. Barney said he did not steal the
wood. but only took it, intending 10 pay
the owner therefor on sight. The justice
failed to perceive it through those optics,
and bound tine aforesaid trespsSser over
to sppear before the Judge OF the crimi-
nal court.
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AT IT ACAIN.-The thieves and rob
bers have again resumed their depreda-
tions in South Memphis. On Sunday
morning, a small party paid q visit TO
the residence OF Afr. Smith Freeman n
succeeded in carrying Of q gold watch,
together with some clothing, the lot
valued AZ about two hundred dollars.
The burglars, TO show they were in no
hurry, left a pair Of cd shoes sud socks,
taking those Of a 6Oarder instead.
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JNPRovEMENTs-It is rumOred on the
streets that Col. Cockrell, 80 long aud
favorahly known As the proprietor Of the
Gavoso house, is about to erect \ large
and magnificent hotel, fronting on Main
street. ia the rear Of the present building.
II the veteran hotel keeper Of Memphis
takes hold OF this project, il will GER
tainly be put through in good shape.
Go on with yOGr improvements, gentle
men. the growing prosperity OF the Bluff
CITY will repay Won for all outlay.
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DROCKSCHMTDT, Eisenmayer's Cream,
% Fagin5s -Four Ace, Sauters' Extra,
MascOutah star, Lebanon star,
Trenton Star. Nashville star,
Andy Johnson, HarryInan's Extra,
Prince Of Orange, Franklin,
O'FailOu. Bauers Choice,
StOnewau Jackson, r. X. Lee.
We respectfully solicit the attention OF Flour
buyers 70 the above BRANDS, all OF which are 50
well and so favOrahly known throughout the
entire South as Old Standard Brands, tnat
words OF cOuam endatiOn arebut useless. Besides
these, we are the exclusive Agents Tor many
more favorite Brands OF Double and single
Extra, Bakers Superine and Plantation Flour,
aud Four Ace COrnmeal.
Our stock is usually large all Cash orders
rOmpt filed, and every advantage the mar
ket affords will be faithfully accorded 70 our
customers. Correspondence solicited from all
who desire Information in our line.
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JUSTICE WAITON's COURF-A mum
Der Of colored persons were tried before
Magistrate w. L Walton yesterday, on
different charges, and sent TO the county
prison, there to be kept to await he ac-
tiou Of the grand jurys and criminal court
Maria Davenport, for maliciously IN
turing and destroying the vegetables,
fuit, etc, Of one Of her neighbOrsi Eliza
Jane Haimer. for stealing Sl4in green
backs from Mr.. II. Toler; Ben Harper,
for receiving, knowingly, said stolen
money: james Pearsons, for stealing two
head Of cattle from r. J. PesTsOns.
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Memphis and Mound City Ferry Packet.
PEOSPA.--.--.---M. r. CHEEK, Master.
I EAVES the Landing, foot OF .>
O'clock am and 8 and 81 PIN. Mound Ctyat
u,r,T..Ir !. r, aud . md = nnelngk ID m
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FOR NEW

FOR WHITE RIVER.
Regu ar White River Packet
For Helena. Delta. Friar's Point, sun
dover, Laconia, CarsOu's, C~oncordla, Mouth
White River. Indian Bay, st. Charles,
Duvalps Bluff, Little Rock, Des Arc,
West Point. Searcy. Augusta
and J~acksonport.
j. S. MCCUNE m@S'
Leaves Memphis for the above -
and intermediate points -
THURSDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
WAY JOHNSON, Agent,
SELF St Star WharIbOat
Memphis and White River Tuesday
United states MaiIPacket.
For Helena. Delta. Friar's Point, SUM
lower, Lacnnia, CarsOn's, COncOrdia, Mouth
White River, Indian Bay, st. Charles,
Devau's BluT and Augusta,
and ~JacksOuport-
master
This elegant passenger steamer 0
will leave H
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm
LEVY & MILLER, Agents
sells It 262 Front street.
Regular Memphis and White River Tuesday
United States Mali Packet.
ror Helena. Friarss Point. SunnoWer,
Laconla, COnc0rdia. DeyalIs Blun' Au-
gusta and JRcksonport.
This elegant steamer Is Ioadingat L.
fOOtOfCOurt street, and leaves on -
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at pm.
JAMES 7. BOURNE X Co, Agents,
sel5 p No. p Jefferson street.
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FIRST From HARDEMAN. In another
column will be found the card Of that
extensive house of Pearce, Park q Co.,
cotton factors and commission mer-
chants, No. 204 Front Row. They re-
ceived yesterday the first bale Of cotton
from Hardeman county, raised by J. H.
Mcclellan. 1t clsssed strict middling,
and sold for twenty-eight cents. This
firm has on hand a large stock Of goods
in their line, and are receiving what
they are well worthy ola large share Of
public patronage.
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Notice to the Trdde.-Just received a
very large and choice assortment Of Sta
pie and Fancy Stationary, selected by Mr..
Henry Cohen in the principal European
cities. SOY Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
September, 1867. sep6-2w
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September L, 1866.

--T-------- = ---T
MERCHANT Murray &c
RidgeLy, 81 Madison Sreet-Extending
their thanks to their customers for the
liberal patronage already bestowed on
them, would call their attention to the
most choice selection of Fall and Winter
Goods, Elst received, which for style and
quality cannot be surpassed in this or any
other city. sepI3-IOt
Fifth Barrels Harrison & POstePs
Flour received, and at reduced figures,
by Reilly & Ready, corner of Main and
Exchange streets. set II
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E6NTED.

SITUATION, at a moderate salary, by an
y experienced EOJh-kEEPkk- ADDRESS A.
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Leaves Memphis every Tuesday at 59'clock pm
. Augusta every Friday al 10 O'Clock am
q Searcy every Friday ST O'Clock pm.
"a West Point every Friday at 6o'clOck pm
"a Des arc every saturday az 9 O'Clock n M
a D0vall's Bluff every Saturday at II
O'Clock m.
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ReBlOUdl. Having removed to our old
stand, No. 2lS Main street, corner Of
Adams, we are nov prepared To offer
great Inducements. We are RECEIVING
daily fresh and ~seasonable goods. Call
and see. NJ. KRAUS u Co.,
c.I9tf Corner Main and Adams.
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Z II T.
GRAY & co.
PIANO-FORTES.
WHOLESALE AGENCY.
5s1 Br0ndEnr. View lori CITY,

mHE SUBSCRIBER. late a member Of thi
/ well known drm, has established Whole
anLa AnnmnN
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Bowling Green, Warren county ; Cat
lettsburg, Boyd county; Columbus, Hick-
man county Dsnville, Boyle county ;
Frankfort, Franklin county; Harrods-
burg, Mercer county Henderson, Hen
dersOn county Lebanon, Marion county :
Lexington, Fayette county; Louisville,
county; Nicholasville, Jessamine county,
Owensboro', Daviess county Paducah,
McCraeken county; Paris, Bourbon
county; Russellville, Logan county ;
S~helbyville, Shelby county.
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ATTENTION DIsTILLERS.-SeE Stills
built 20 order and second Hand Stills
for sale az HOilenbeTg b Oertel's, copper
smiths and Sheet lrOn Workers, no. 3l6
Second street. Steamboat work prompt
ly attended TO. jy5 dawtf
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DR.. F. W. Garkey. Dentist, begs
leave to inform his patrons and friends
that he has returned from his eastern
tour, and will be pleased to see them at
his office from S to 4 O'Clock. SELF lw
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Baton Rouge, East Baton Rouge par
ish; Monroe, Ouachits parish Natchi-
toches, Natchitoches parish; New Iberia,
st. Martins parish NsW orleans, Or
leans parish OpelOusas, st. Landry par
ish Pisquemine, Ibervilie parish st.
Franeisviile, West FeIiciana parish.
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MEFIPHIS APPEAL


Mail Fxprea ---- 500 pm. lfWpm. ,
FvDrsSr -1O:4 An. $50 pm !
sam JONES, GenlS sept. J
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NEW YORK CARDS.
PoLLAK & SON.

q JOhn Street, near Nassau, and
Gg2 Broadway, near Fourth ST. NEW YORK,
The fnt Manafaefurers o. onIy
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w. GoodyeGr's Steam Straw Hat and
Bonnet Bleachery, 35S Main street, Pro-
vine BLOCK. sep7-3m.
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EMMONs & Son, No. 10 Jefferson street
and 1893 Main street, have received the
Police News, Police Gazette, Harper's
Weekly, Round Table, Day Book Seien-
tiic American, New York Weekly,
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