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WoOD-Gone to her last long home To q
sincere Christian, to one who has Suffered
through severe sickness, until the trail tene-
ment Is ready TO break the golden thread Of
life, death has no terrors. JUDITH, the beloved
daughter OF Albert N. and Mary 3. Wood, died
at Ridgway, July I'd To her parents and reIs-
lives the loss Of their loved One-is q source OF
great afiiction. Blessed with bright and in
teliigent mind far hey ond her years, gentle in
disposition, she won all hearts. Mseting with
a severe afiIction when quite young, she
seemed to realize this earth would not be long
her home. About two months previous to her
DEATH her disease assumed more malignant
form, and In her mind all hope of life ON earth
was lost yet, In the midst or her Suffering, she
had II at deep seated consolation TO cheer her
young mind, Of hope Of Immortality beyond
This life, and a home with her Heavenly
Father, Shortly before her death, calling her
Darents TO her bed side, she rePeste1 calmly,
although suffering the greatest egonY' the
creed and Lords Prayer. On July 18th. under
the impressive and beautiful Episcopal service,
the mortal remains OF little JUoITH were IN
tsrred In Elmwood. To her fond parents, ner
sisters and brothers, mourn net, for you have
the consolation OF knowing she is not deaa' 0ut
sleaneth fl, the arms Of q blessed Savior.
"a poor little one most bitterly did pain
AMI LIES worst lis assail tnt1e early age
And quickly tired with this rougn pltgi In age
Thy wearied spirit did its Heaven regain;
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FOREIGN.

| LONDON, July 3l.-At the opening Of
| Parliament to-day the Queens speech
was made by royal commi ssion, and
| read as usual by the Lord Chancellor,
! l. speaks OF the foreign relations of
| Great Britain as being most friendly and
| satisfactory, and says there are no rea-
sons to fear wars 10 Europe. No refer
| ence is made to the United States. TIE
| Abysinisn expedition, she says, has vim
Gicsted the honor of the crown; and the
cessation of attempts at rebellion in Ire
! land renders the further usa OF the excep-
| tion&l powers granted by the two Houses
useless. The Queen thanks the House
Of Commons for the supplies voted and
congratulstes them on the passage OF the
irish and Scotch Reform bills, the Public
| School bill, the bill for the purchase Of
the telegraph, and others of less i'm
portant character. The speech also an
nouuces that the dissolution Of Parlia-
ment will soon take place, IN order that
the people may reap the advantages of
the. more extended system of represents.
ton recently provided-confident Of
their fitness for their new duties, and
that their voices will be for the perpetus-
ton Of that civil and religious freedom
which are secured to them.
The Speaker said he had received,
through the United States Legation, a
letter from air. William II. Seward, &C.
companying which was splendid copy
OF book entitled, d" A Tribute Of the
Nations to the Memory If Abraham
Lincoln from. this Congress Of the
United States 70 the House of Com
10 ons.
Lord Stanley moved that the thanks
Of the House OF Commons be sent to
Congress, through Mr.. Seward, and that
the book be placed in the library Of the
House. The motion was carried.
PARIS, July 3I.-Au imperial decree
has suspended for three months the ton
nsge dues from all vessels entering
French ports with cereals.
SHANGHAI, July News from Japan
says a compromise has been effected be-
tween the Dainions of the North and
South, which will probably lead to a
speedy termination Of hostilities between
Mikado and the Tycoon.
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OBITUARY.

wITKlNSON-DIed, at St. PAIL, Minnesota,
on the 2Sd ult., in ths 18th yesf OF ms age MI .
aonn v. Va, bus for many years q citizen OF
DSsoto county Miss.
To the vor.d at large or TO the passing ac-
oualutance the above announcement may
seem AL thst is demanded. To such II may
sean, that il Is only another soul added to the
countIs 5 millions who have gone TO the IN
finite Hereafter. But something more may os
hardened 70 one who feels that the community
,as lost one OF its choicest spirits and he Kim
self his dearest friend.
ROBERT WILKINSON was man " nom II was
impossible to know well without admlEinS sno
loving. There was in his manner and CONVEX
sation freshness and buoy ancy which always
attracted attention, Sterling good sense that
commanded admiration, and gentleIess and
consideration for others that won love.
A somes hat DIGESTIVE early education had
BEEN fully compensated by extensive travel
various reading, and quick and close obselVa'
ton, HIS Intellect, which naturally inclined
toward mercantile pursuits, was sach as would
have insured success in any avocsion to which
fate Iu.ght have called him. AS p anter he
united the practical and the theoretical per
hans more successfully than any man in the
county. his temper was quick and sometimes
prejadiced, but from the bottom OF his soul be
des ised a mean man or a little action. His
manners were the perfection OF good breeding
without levity he was always snable and
lively without pretenstsn or sfrsctstion there
was an innate dignity about him tnat always
commanded respect.
He was liberal, hosPitable and generous to 8
fault. Rich and poor, white and black, alike
deplore his untimely death. he left hSne
few weeks since In the hope that a more North
err cliInsts would restore his health, which
mad been delicate for some months. Death
overlook him ST st. Paul lie leaves wifi:
and SIX children whose grief Is too sacred FOL
our pen. We have attempted 10 sketch his
cnarscter as it appeared 10 acquaintance and
friends. We dare not intrude upon the AZ
guish OF the vie who tdolized him, or Of the
little ones who are too young to fully real zE
the dreadful loss LEY have sustained. e
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Editors AppesI and Avalanche;

Editors Appeal and Avsianchei
/ see that have suddenly and unex-
pectedly become the innocent cause Of q
controversy Among mutual friends, con-
cernipg the Congressional nomination,
which, if pursued further, may become
unpleasant. I hope, however, 1t will
cease. II cannot possibly beget good,
and may 90 much harm.
For fear that the many who do not
know my feelings shout the matter may
do me the injustice to suppose, that by
any agency Of mine my name has been
spoken OF 10 connection with the nomi-
nation, wish to say, that the very first
intimation I had that it had ever been
so thought of by any body, was upsn see
ing 1t in the newspaper report Of the
Convention at Brownsville, that ad-
iJurned over, with the statement that /
was the choice of the delegation from
my own county. Regarding this, how
ever, as more Of 8 personal compliment
70 myself than anything else, thought
no more Of the matter.
/ am not 8 candidate for Congress.
Some gentlemen desire the position.
do not. Indeed my Judgment suggests
that am not the proper person now to
be nominated. From the bottom Of my
heart, my highest ambition now is to be
able, in the terrific struggle for life or
death which is upon us, to labor in that
field of duty, be il lofty or lowIy, where
my poCr services will most avail. That,
by the grace of God, intend TO do with
all the power l possess.
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Pratl's Southern Naae UotlOn Gin

TENHIS GIN IL regarded by plante rs who nave
4 used 1t, as tho best for sample, picking the
seed clean and light dr6ught. Planters culti-
waiting bottom lands are requested TO canine
the Eureka Gin st harrington = HoWeiPs, 268
Front street. It Will pay for itself IN ginning
fifty bales. A. n. GuBaison, nan ufactureF OF
the Steel Comb Gin before the war bat now a
planter, gives the following certificate
HMEMPHIs, TESN., January ~, 1868.
l take pleasure in recon mel ding to plant
ers cultivating Cotton on bottom lands OF the
Mississippi, Arkansas, White and 81. Francis
rivers, the Eureka Sin, made By Daniel Pratt,
OF Alabama This Gin separates the hulls,
holls, etc., from the Seed Cotton, makes good
sample, and Is superior to any other Gin for
bottom lands. l have used one myself on q
farm in Washington county, Miss, and It ope-
rates well and gives tire satisfaction In every
respect A. n. 0UNNIcON."
Orders for Gins, rom 40 to 90 Saws and Sum
Betting, a. Factory Prices, addre ssed to the
care or HARRINGTON q HOWELL, z6S
Front street, Mon phis, promptly oiled. 2, esses
and Gearing put up, and Gins repaired by
skillful GipwTlght. q. ". TRUHEART,
Iy2s 3taw2m&w Agent for Daniel Pratt.
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NEW ADvERTIsEM'NTs
STATE FEMALE COLLEGE,

fE7JiE Fall Session of this institution will COM
J. meDce on MONDAY, the I4th Of Septeru Der
AexEs Witk q full aud superior Faculty (as
usnall IN all the departments. In addition to
the branches usually taught, arrangements
nave been made for fail course OF lessons in
TEN OF Dio Lewis. This places the State Fe-
male Csllege, in this respect, Ia advance OF
any other school at the South, and parents
both at home and sbroa !, VIII soon come TO see
It's beneficial effects.
The City Railroad Cars now run out 70 the
College, and T sEder city patronage perfectly
practicable, Parents and guardians in the city
viii dnd on inquiry that they can enjoy the
benefits Of this superior scaool and make a
saving even when car-fara IL added-oi % TO SO
per cent. on tuition bills, FOR particulars OF
catalogues address, e COLLINS,
Enl w YTssldest,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
OIL CITY, PA.

OIL CITY, Pa, July 3I.--Oue of the
most disastrous fires that has ever Wis
tied the oil regions occurred here st J
O'Clock this morning, Destroying both
sides OF Main street from the postoffice
TO the National Hotel, including the
Jsnes House, ST. Charles Hotel, BeTgh
House, the Western Union and Press
Association telegraph offices and DR.,
P0rterfield's residence-in all 200 build
lngs, and rendering homeless nearly as
many families, the oil interest suffering
but very little.
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BALTIM ORE.

BALTIMORE, July Sl-Mrs. Lincoln,
accompanied by "Tad," arrived here
to-day, and was met by Mr.. Harlan. from
Washington. She will leave on Satur-
day, accompanying Rsverdy Johnson.
She expects upOH her arrival in EGG
land to 20 directly 10 Scotland, where
she will spend some time at the country
seat OF h Scotch clergyman, an old friend
OF the family; and from there she will
90 to the south part of Franco and spend
the winter Lhere-prOb2bly at Nice.
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WARRINGTON.

WAsHINGToE, July Sl.-The Presi-
dent has officially proclaimed the ratifi-
cation on both parts OF the treaty con-
corning citizenship, with Prussia.
Hon. J. NJ. Brinckley Assistant Attor-
ney General, has been appointed Solici-
tor Of the Internal Revenue Bureau,
Baron Steeckel Russian Minister, Sc
compsnied ty Assistant Secretary Hun
ter, called st the executive mansion be-
fore the Cabinet meeting this morning,
and had an interview with the President.
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LIABILITIES:
STATE or MARYLAND, !

The undersigned, John W. Randolph. Presi.
dent, and Henry c. Jones, Secretary. Being
duly sworn, do seVerally upon their oaths Ger.
tify and say, that they are respectively the
President and the Secretary OF the United
States Fire and Marine Insurance Conn any Of
Baltimore, In the state aforesaid, that the fore
going statement contains a Just and true state
neut and exhibit Of the standing and condi-
ton of said company on the LIST day OF July
1883. JOHN W. RANDOLPH Preaident'
HESRT G. JONES, Sscretary
Sworn and subscribed TO this Nth dav of
July, 1888, before me, q Justice Of the Peace for
the city OF Baltimore.
tSignedl E. FLAHERTY, Up.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
LexIngtOn, Virginia.

THE next session opens ID Thursday In Ssp-
j. temDer, iSo8, and ot0aes 4th Thursday IN
June, 1859. The Faculty consists Of
GKE. R. z LEE, PREsTBESr,
With Professors Of Latin, Greek, Mathematics.
Modern Languages, Moral Philosophy HlstoYy
and English Language and Literature ApDIied
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy Chenlistry
and Law and kGutty. These are distributed
snce 3. Faculty OF Literature ana Philosophy ;
4. Faculty OF Law. In eseh OF these IL cor
fsrred distinct Bachelors Degree and the De-
gree OF MGSteT or Arts Is open alike u students
In each eouise. In the Department Of Science
are conferred alSo, Professional Diplomas OF
Civil Engineer and Mining Engineer By TIA
aid Of Il fun corps OF assistant Professor, nrO-
vision is made for thorough drilling In the De-
partInents CT English. Ancient and Modern
Languages and Mathematics,
exec ed S395.
For full particulars apply to
jy30lW L. c. GORDOS, Clerk OF Faculty.
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Florence synGdical Female College

FENHLS Institution, which has long enjoyed.
Il very high reputation among the female
colleges or the South, Is situated At Florence,
Ala, which is admitted 70 be one OF the most
delightful and saiubrious towns In ths south
weaI 1t Is very easy Of access. branch Of
the Memphis nd Charleston Railroad rai
rom TuseUmbis to South Florence. It's Presi.
known as one OF the abiest teachers IN the
country. Next session VIII commences on the
sab day of September next
For further particulars sPply 70 the Prssi-
dent. tyi iHadaW
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Memphis and New Orleans
Wednesday Packet,
- MISSISSIPPI. -
NAT. s. GREEE.
ae0-s~

NAT. s. GREEE. 8. Cook CRKIeHrON,
Master. Clerk.
ENHlS me steamer will leave Memphis for
L New Orleans on "Wednesday, ed of Seq. em-
Der, and will make regular trips In the trade,
leaving Men1phiB on every alternate Wednes-
day. MART WALT & CO.,
iy3l u Agents 2Front street.
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sT. LOUIS UNIVERSITY.

THE Thiriy-ninth Animal Session Of Studies
L In the ST. Louis University
VIII open september gth-
This Institution is the oldest seat or learning
IN the Wet, having been Is ablished in iSz9.
The course of studies offers every facility for
acquiring a thorough CLASSICAL AND COM
MERCIAL EDUCATION.
For Catalogue, etc, apIly to
REV. r. II. STUN FEBECK, s. =,
President St. Louis University, Sc. Louis, No.
ty2i 9taWt sepL7
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CAMBRIDGE, MASS. TWO TERMS. begin
~ ming SEPTEA Der 10, 1888, and FEBRUA-
RQ y, 1859. The resident Professors are, THE-
oPHILUJ PARsoSs, LID, EAoRY WAsHBUKE,
LID, and NATHASIAL HOLMES. A NJ. Gem
from time TO time on special topic. Applica-
ton may be made Tor further inform alton 10
either of the Resilient Pro essOTs. iYSl AR
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rUKA FEMALE INSTITUTED

THE next Session viii open on MONDAY, the
Il 8lEt August, under the continued super
tendence of the subscriber, assisted in the Lit
erary Department by Mrs. DOUGH- Every
department will De allied with able teachers.
Mr.. and N g. TEPE sttQ continue in the Mugle
Department ITO our friends desiring reposa
and exemption nom many OF their PECULIAR
ANNOY AECEs, our location Is especially az
tractive." Many families purpose ssttlina
among US this fall to educate their children
For further particulars apply for q Circular 70
Rev. J. E. DOUGLASS,
fy2 II Tuka Mis-
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A LARGE TRADE
We have concluded srranssnasats through
which Ne prOposs TO offer Inducements for AL
BUYERS TO PURCHASE HERE

lst-An Imported Goods ne viii Tn
pert Direct, Or buy from the Importers
Agsnts.
All Bsmestis Goods We VII bay diFses
from the Manufacturers.
Rhses Ne viii have made to order IN
fact, EeEill procure all cur Goods From
FIRSF HAyBs, thereby saving the Jes-
ber's prosts.
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FOR MOUND CITE

STEAMER - REosTA LEAVES LEA. siIIs.ss,AN
a.uo,, II am, pm. and D N. Leaves Mound
City every day as am. aus, pm. and
~ PIN, MARX Z. CHEEK,
fYil Master,
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70 BuIlderS-GeorgIa Roofing Slate

WE offer for sale, in quantities 10 suit pur-
w ehasers, q superior article of Roofing
Slate from the Seorgla Quarr1es, said 10 be
equal to the Welcb. aud not Subject 20 crack by
heat as the Vermont and ojhsIs, and yEicn
will be sold as low or lower tran any Slate In
market ROYsTEk IRRELEVANT & Co,
hBtf Sole Agents 10 Memphis
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ONLY IKFALLlBLE SPECIFIC

Ever discovered for that disease, and which
cures by outward application only, and that in
time 70 come as Ii the past. It VIII stand the
test Of trial vii bout failure to perform all the
prGprieJo5s claim Tor IL, II the directions are
attended to-
A large number OF gentlemen throughout the
country OF high character and influence have
voluntarily attesied to its efficacy in their own
cases, not from hearsay, and whose certificates
may be seen by reference.t0 the publ c2ttops,
The proprielOlS win forward to any add ess
one bottle, postpaid, on reoeipt Of tbs retail
price, 81 Or per bottle,
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Although ear large capital We are
enabled 30 BUY ROR CAsa. thereby
can buT closer than those bGJiBg OH
credit.
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New Firm.

fF'HE underigDed have this day entered into
Il a cop4rtneIsbip for ths transaction Of a
Cotton Eactorgge and General Commission
Business, under the style OF
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Omen At All hours supplied with neTspaPen
eron every State In the Union; and every
conservative American, Federal OF Conieoe
rate, are always welcome
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sa-Ee shall continue to sRbL OALT
F0R GGsR, which enables rs 10 sell H& .
closer pFeas thaa tASae selling on fine,
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SheIbyVllIe Male High school.

TTHHE TWENTY NTH Semi ANIMAL Session Of
4 this Institution viii open on Lat Monday o.
September, 1868 TEAMS FOR SCHOOL YEAR
CLOSING JUEE ), ISee, PArABLx oNx-HALP IN
ABFANcE:
For Day Rupils...............-...... 4 3 q,
For Boarlers...........--.--.... 80 90
It is the desire Of the Principal to direet bis
attention eonscientio uAly and faithfully 20 ths
TO his care; and in order 20 accomplish This
object more e6ectually, the nnnber OF bOAr1-
ers viii be limited TO SIX and the number OF
day pupils to thirty.
food boarding can be gotten With private
fsntl IS at from - 81 to IS 81 per week
For Information as regards disei pliue, course
Of Instruction, etc, Apply Tor e3rcniAr.
J. ". DODD. An, Principal.
jy2S In Shelby vile, Ken uekY.
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. Ath-We will continually have oar
buyers In the EaAt watching the market
and xttsnding the frsde Auction sales,
buying BArgalss, which Ne viii again
Sell aS Bargains.
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w. b. cHRIsP q co.
HARMED Law sCHOOL.

sS- Otics Upstairs over 81. Fitzgerald & Co.,
No. 274 Front Row. ". B. CHRISP,
A. f. DOD.
Memphis, LIST August, 1888. aulIw
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THE SCHOLASTIC SESSION
Or TIE
Academy Of the Sacred Heart.

THE FIRST EDUCATIONAL ISsTITUTToN
L IN Missouri, esta bLlshed N 1919, will com
meucs Its Session on TUE SDAT. September fst
For further particulars apply 70
MADAME II. !. GALL y Al, Superior,
fyTS 3Ws ST. Louis MtssouYI
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E. =. FLAHERTY, Up.
STATE OF TENNESSEE. :
CoMPTRoLLKR's OFFIe-E-
NaahvfllA Ivl.y Ok Noao

I, @. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the United
states Insurance Company, located at BaiIj-
me satisfactory evidence that said Conn
pany has complied with all the REQUIRE
ments OF the laws Of the State of Tennessee i'm
certify thatG. w. L CROOK, Agent said Cora
pany, has also complied with the requ;ren1 : = "a
Of the laws OF the State, made and pro-
vided In such cases:
Wherefore, said United States Insurance
Company has authority to tske risks and trans
act the business OF insurance in this State, 81
Ma1nOhIs Tenn, - ~
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The shelby County Democratic ClaS

,Isa,s at the Democratic Headquarters every
saturday Evening, and IS called TO order pre-
e4sely at h alf-past O'Clock
prsrtdeyt.-ALBERT PIKE.
Voc rer4dents-W. 7. Avery, John Dawson
N sagsveney, Jr., N. d. L. Stewart, A.
JFrsueIand, J. W. Leftwioh and F. L. Warner
Recording Seeretarg.-W. O. Lonsnd.
Corresponding Secretary Minor AerriWeIher
7reasurer.-MaJOT J. J. Murphy.
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EDUDATIoMAL.
Science Hill Female Academy,
sheshyVHHse. Nv. III

THIS Institution, siEnatsd IN ons az the most
IL quiet, healthful and P easant Towns Of Ken
with which It has easy daily commu nfcatfon
by stage and rail, offers 70 The public the a1su-
Hulatsd advantages Of more than forty years
suceessful operation. The q ghty seventh fSIthl
semI-annnal session viii open ca Monday, sep
tsmber :, 1858. For catalogues or special inior-
tyB Ina Principal.
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Memphis FemaIa Collaga.

T1WESTY-S NINTH sESSION.-Ws shall or
L ganize the INNS in this College, accord
ing 70 previous annoup cement, Tor the ensuing
sclOlastie year OF forty weeks, on TUESDAY,
september }, 1855. For circulars, giving full
particulars, apply to tie Principal at The 0ol-
iese, OF at the Bookstores.
Iy26 tees MA. Z. MORGAN. Principal.
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ANT IlRKEr Oh THIS CONTINENT.

80 People Aheala no. listen to che base Gabrt-
catioas Of Cincinnati. Louisville and 81. Louis
drummsrs. that AsmphlsesssOt compete with
their markets.
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EAGLE COTTON GINS.

VIE are tine Sols Agents for the sals OF these
w unriyalled Gin Stands. For beauty OF
STAPLE. LIGHrHEss or DRAFT, AND QUANTITY
OF LINT COTTON turRed out per day, they are
unsurpassed. Reference can be safely made e
every planter who ha, given them Iatr trial
Where mule power Is used, they make saving
OF nom one-quRrter 20 0ne-third the dra1t
ovER ANY OTHER 9IH. Weare also asanLs lor
STRAUSS 6RISF MILLS, and WHEELER,
CLEMSON 4 co. 8 CIRCULAR SAWS
MeCOMBs q CO.,
Dealers IN Hardware, Cutlery and Gu
a<=7s An1 '@' "a Street,
iyil d6m&wSm <srn,bts Tam,
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A Liberal Discount to Druggists
and Dealers In Medicine.

This sa1ve win keep 10 any climate for years
WI B, Vices . co., PrOprieI0Fs,
lyA Memphis, Tapa.
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Through these sdVanss. gss. IL must be sppa
rent % all hat We va be able to COMPETE
VIII
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democratic Clubs established elsewhere IN
che state are invited to correspond with the
SHELBY County Clue, for cooperation and con-
eerted action.
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an kxeelIena Adversasfns Needless.

TEE BOLIVAR BULLETIN, printed at
= Bolivar, HarosmaD county, Tann., By N. r.
fAhRISH. is ous OF the hest advertising me-
diunS within q hundred miles OF Memphis-ac-
vocafss Memphis trade, and circuiates in half
cozen OF the best counties back OF Memphis.
Advertisements inserted at low rates
3 squares. business card, montas..........a,O %
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DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS

THE CITY OF MEMPHIS,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-01
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