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NOTICE.

The following preamble and rcsolu'
tons are submitted to the various Dem
ocratic Conservative Clu3s Of Harrison
county for their action, by the Central
Executive Committee
|WpgRgAs, Ia union there is strength.
lie who is not for us, is against US,
by mans actions only can he be
known. The time has arrived when
every man should take his position.
Therefore be it
Rcsoircd, lst That we have enrolled
pug names for the purpose Of carrying
put the principles Of the Great National
Democratic party and pledge ourselves
Nholly to its support
RcsOiccd 2nd That We will not gi,e
employment, assistance, or patronage
b any manner, (after the expiration OF
present contracts) 10 any man-white
n black, whose name 10 not enrolled
pom some Democratic Club Book, and
ho does not zealou.ly cooperate with
m,ua
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Notice

WE Subscriber takes this method of
4 informing his fritgls and the pub
lie generally that he has purchased the
entire interest OF Vim. BrBdGeld ia the
Mammoth Livery stable, on Austin
Street, whore he Intends carrying on IA
general Livery business Persons wish
ing to hire buggios and horses, saddle
horses, hncks, wagons, dgays &c, can
be accommodated His Omnibus viii
always be ia waiting at the Depot
ON tho arrival Of the cars from
Shreveport, ready to convey passen-
gers to any part of tho city Horses
will be fed by the month, week day, or
single feed, at reasonable rates
DR. A. IS Stewart Is my duly author
lied agent, who will give his undivided
attention to the business.
Il. II llARGRONE
Marshall, Junrary Is, G5. n2if
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TAKEN up By Ghsfles asraggih I
l M and posted before George y
liili J i of Harrison covrty, n bls,
horse mule, about I years old, bsnnd',
with thu letter 7 "a the right shoulder
saddle marks On the baak, and .hse,
white spots gu the right thigh NJ
praised Al forty dollars
f. BLACKWELL, County Crk.
ny A Q ft.ns, Deputy.
Marshall, October g, 'ss. nii-N
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FOR SALE.

INh 81 the most comfortable ssd cob
~ fcmeatiy arfangtd residences IN the
city q Mswhai. The building. are all
eaasis,irg 81 dwelling with loa,
tYinss, two servants vooas, stores CON,
bath std la~l houses, corn crib .istl~s
etc There Is oa Vi. place rey., hail.
ieg veil good water. Ios cssL buyer
a hasgais all be given Pa. sion
give Immediately II desired For iuflhss
Information apply on the place 10
J A. BRADFIkLD
hafshall. August ~. '6s. nat
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CITATION.
Adelino Hodge rs John c. Hodge
No. 5asj.

No. j-h3.
rHHE STATE OF TEXAS, County Of
Harrison, To the sheriff or any
Constable Of Harrison County. Where
as ON the the 2sth day Of October, A y
1865, in the District Court Of Harrison
County, Adeline Hodge filed her salt
against John c. Hodge, praying for a
divorce, alleging tina. on the 10Th day of
May, A. d 1856, said plaintiff. and de
PENDANT were married in said County of
Harrison, and State of Texas, and that
said Adclinc Hodge and John {. Hodge
lived together as husband and vile, I'M
Ill the 1T day of January, A. ID 1861,
and that, whereas on the day and year
last aforesaid the said dctendcnt John {.
Hodge separated from and wholly aban-
doned the said plaintiff, and has contln.
ucl to live separate and apart from said
plaintiff with the intention Of abandon
mcnt, and that during said time he, the
said defendant, has wholly failed and re
fused to provide for said plaintiff and
her two children any Of the neoessarie-
of life, and left them 10 support them
selves as best tbay could, without his
aid or sympa,hios, and affidavit having
been made that the residence Of said
John G. Hodge is unknown TO plaintiff,
these are therefore to command you to
summons the said John c Hodge by the
publication Of this writ in the Texas
Republican, newspaper published In
the city Of Mar shall for four successive
weeks, 10 be and appear before the Dis
triot Court Of Harrison County, 10 be
held ut the Court House, in the city Of
Marshall on the 10th Monday after the
2nd Monday in August a u. 1868,
then and there to answer said petition,
which Is in substance herein given.
Herein fail not and due return make
Of this wri, ~ the law directs
TrsI II j Nichols, Clerk Of .Ac
pistrici Court uf Harrison County and
seal Of the same AZ Marshall, on this, the
18th dny OF October. A. D 1868
II ! NICHOLS, Clerk
liy JIG CuRris. y. c.
/ Issued October 2sth, ls6S.
II NICHOLS, Clerk,
BY J C. CURTIS, d. @.
October 80, 6s. ni4-tt
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WIN, c. ALEXANDER, Precedent
Col PHILIP STOCKTON. General
Agent for State q. Texas Galveston

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Attractive Features
Ii issues all desirable life. endowment
and non.lorfeiting policies on single
life from $3.50 to $4,000 Its dividends
are made annually to policy holders
All it, profits are divided annually
among the assured. and may be used
according Ia the discretion of Is policy
holders ia enc Of different modes via
LIST 10 the permanent increase OF sum
assured 2nd To the permanent redue.
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SWee>M Notices.

ATTENTION Youso MES's CoSKnyA.
TIVE CLuB-1hc regular meetings OF
this Club will be held hereafter ut the
Courthouse, every Monday night, by
order Of the Club.
T.. Z. HAWLEl President
j :. nuSSIcA, Sec ry.
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,hr,,,, longherv viii have eo dig
cnltv "a daposinc of tho tickets The
.ehcme Il a novel one for lhi. altitude
bar it cctJainly appears 10 be- the most
anilail r waN ot scear,n- tse uil tHlue
af tho property HWTiann F'ag.
Here ia D. H1e chanc" hr "a lnckt
man lmhiaUus 'n raw A 'nr.s developer
The winner Nus choit I'd, either oaice
DRAWING :" ''t' 3 'H.' N"' -. "r
'onncr % uea' orc 900 't''" """
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Each u.c. Has % tnfrr l'fr.r l.r
tAe urUTaN0f beside" I.. if'ssrs nH
assofimrnt u. NrN OPP. a.' i}l', cia
Prce oi iI-kr. ~ r"'' ihe rIaciicat
printer ur writer iUI NNh'i' 'Nrrn..
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prize Gocteit S"t'aeA
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reasonable vn., n ,bst sos. dian .f
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ef.r el Goo opportunity oi mo.tis e.
sur er.uiou Iu tHis ien.I The lai.sy
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$4,000 which must Lr REGARDED cheap
for good IoAn' newspaper establish
ment RE, "l %. Ae'' '"'y 80 '"'fe"-
eN ~" HVr,i"
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'"r th' "ltn''s "' INC "'""'hs "''Il
printer VINO wants k"~' "'n'e ha'
better lnlost HN ~" NY h'e 'tet
+" q '''' luu merry ~ h'si' N'i ne hha
n'ii'r ,ot "l,'Ni W '"" wv" ''"' -
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pee" ,'''', ''-''''
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l', ', p,i", Pm "' W" ,; i'I H., ,aler-{,
we'll rcpreseusod a. lhcre ore so,srsi
who We think would like to 60 into llt
printing husiness-- itiof Fen" ledeife
Tho tickets aye To- be disposed ct o.
h'e dollars each T. ? curronet ana
nv inesS arA"'r 70 have ''c ehg g %
a'' '"n ,. ""'I ~ N"'g" o,o " '"' w..
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updouil,Ji, r,.'srtly htr. ns the M-ts
act uiih IN iio circular are endorsed b,
% large number oi Che most prominent
and reliable men oi Marshall aud Jeiirf.
son ho""f 'fe's""f if''f
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properly "'' l'"P'"Y is we" "9tt''
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PHILIP Il i.RIt.IN.
No 80 ,iarnnue 81.
NEW ORLEANS, la,

NEW ORLEANS, IA,
AZ HuLESALE aud Retail southern
W Agent OF the celebrated Pianos
manufactured hy Marshall a Mitiauer,
Dunham a sons, and J +. Hall, the
cheapest and hest Pianos ever before
offered in the Sautaern market also
Wholesale and Retail Southern Agent
Of the celebrated organ. and molodcons
manufactured boy t,irhmrt a Necdham,
the most perfect reed instruments ever
made, also Southern Agent Of Boosey ~
Cos. London cheap and Standard music
publications the cheapest and best music
ever offered TO the world
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Music, instruction Books, Niolins,
Guitars, Brass instruments, Italian
Strings, and ia faet, everything
pertaining To the music
trade Price lists,
Illustrated Catalogues.
ole, sent by mail on up.
plica,i0n Nlsic mailed pos,
paid on receipt Of the marked price
In renewing ms advertisement for
another year, take this opportunity Of
thanking those who have during the
past year favored me with their conf
dence and orders, and with my incrcas.
ed facilities and advantages, hope still
to be the favored recipient of orders for
goods in my line. and ia return would
say that all iayors will be appreciated,
aud that | will guarantee satisfaction in
every invoice to buyers
Very Respectfully,
PHILIP WERLElN,
NO ~ Baroune 81 New Orleans.
NOV 20 lsGS ul1-ly
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OPINIONS or The PRESS.

t."' '''vi" "''l''' go ''e ''e
a,,., .r. .r,r.,r,
utiNiVNS III IKE FuE 80,
~ hri htS ANn NJ "''A' 'N N'N'
Mr ~ w lFuugheffi long SHOWN a.
lrominrntehu reilah'' newspaper .'p-
hshNr IA tN lsStair' u'7 up hi7 ~ " "'A' ~"
lhnl "l we h'N"NN'Ah W. '"i 49,
AMI TINT 81 ih' ! 'mcr. i" 'eH'r-on, ih q
lotp'ry son''''' t'' crave gu ,'' '''i''
nat ueket to ','e,t Wh''n ,' iNe 'N.er.
ne ~, t"Nr' ''''bN'' ~ .'.'N - 10 ,'V
thon Mr. Lon' '''} 't" f'.'s "ll q,
has elected th'' m'l..'N "i a,- p''in N
one or ho o,h'r '"' hN'N't w t ~
house q splendid paving printing oBce.
tho propcfiy ia "a very lur aul prosper
ous portion OF tho State. viih an amp'e,
-tFrb OF m'',Fl', i. 'a'' POS I'.''',''' ',''
1',',l H,',' 'o' '''' .''' '' '''' 800
,r ,v Non 0J.on. \.e Nh
Louis Chicago. Ioa,NiiIa Cincinnati,
Baltimore. ana other clu,s. from which
large ad,eriitlus pulrma may bc
obtained Each paper u0s tT" val.
liable n1'tru.in- patronage ana % sAgl
u,',gr' ,'J" Key KEY '.,'i '' , ','.'' , ,i's
srt.
1he DRAWN. d. advertised a aEe
place On the 2th og November hr it.
d sufficient number oi u"lo7 ar H'd
before That uiue, the drawing ""i take
b'1'g ,''''''''''' '' '' ''. .'' '.'
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WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED.
WANT n man to take the Agency
|or l4loyds great Double keyeivnf
ns Of Europe and Americe, Wit us
" count. colored map Of the ! alted
es on tho back, issued toda aud
|ied by every family school ast IL
~ in the land, with patent revc 'sers,
which either map can be thrown
t Each map ia 62xdi inches large,
ribbon binding and double faced
FRS cost 500 900 and three years
" Price -, worth $50 A small
It,l will do TO start with SlOa copy
be got for these great maps send
circular, terms, Ac. iueui2 mes
ps under way. J T. Lloyd g.. -
l22l Atlanta, Georgia
ov 25t 1868. nle-'lt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-27

afHe aia'eiHy Whl cotdiaiqitIr eJa,i
anI as tuile ii1f tnust get thu pfirs. ils ~
lfHn o. those purchasing tiuksia tu .
Greece iNe patronage Il The paper, /. do,n
p4fih uitti3 fia The iebehi a .lia f.f,unsis
hili 90 e tht Prize ticket IA. iassp.i
wHiiHu Tits, r. sufth tbs mnnpy With &.
. val g. stid nnrs sslnnbi, a. Il uuFbi ip
infi,iah capital Ia III. vanaof - at b {
tiuNN
ffnpiiettrs q ~ -s,sp.rs, piini.in, s.u
fteHiieuta ~ Typographical rnianr, ,u
HhNm ihnse circulars ar. addressed oil
earnestly soiisiisd to give then, s'itsnhi
~ 40 Iid tsr1 ! feel that I an sat.
is'd ~ asking this much ~ The IA
I ihlua that tbs h'l,fy scheme pr.actas, q
wnItie n ii,esr confederation, snd not .
lHaH airfitu,inila tu,u hssing rripiuat ..
Hith ~ Old pfiniel sad editor
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HIDES, WOOL, PEl7RIES!
SAM Ct NDItf.
RAILROAD DEPOT.

VI 7 TNNTINIlIsl TN ~
HAVING rented a large and commo.
Ill dious Warehouse "a the Railroad
Depot, Marshall Texas, for the purpose
Of doing an exclusive business in Hides,
Wool and Peltries, ! will always be
prepared to pay the HIGHEST PRICE
in CASH for these articles
Aug -, '6S n5-a
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Issued October 2sth, lsGS.
II J NICHOLS, Clerk,
BY J C. CuRris, d. @.
October 80, 6s. ni4-4t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-27

.trH.nuuosH. fur onu scar a. ST.
maut.iH a ~.
Ar+tfltf. atAtH. lw DHC eqgats of.lKi
hpp" unt d"iin Ahf nNuh,r he ,hi ..
81 Poo. riAle.a a. d sqWaIy.
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gsnos. Ihsfo .s a .-s. sai.sry, s,tis,n Set
fti n shirh j. an rsr heut veil ~ rss'r
FallHa asiaf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-23
DR.. JAMES

FORMERLY OF JAMES' LOCK HOSPITAL,
II Custom house street, New Orleans, oestab-
lshed 1850, for the last seven years located in
Chicago, and celebrated throughout the cOun-
DISEASES, can be eonddentfal1y consulted AZ
his office and parlOrs, 81 and 90 Randolph
street. corner of Dearborn street, or BY letter
DR.. JAMES treats CHRONIC, MERCURIAL,
SYPHlLITIC, Loo and SKIN DISEASES,
and all DISORDERS Of q CON AGIOUS VIZ
out the use Of mercury, iodide potash, arsenic
or any poison, but with his NEUFRA 1ZER g
positive cure for all humors and blood poisoos.
ORGANIC WEAkNESS such as sk1iNAL
EMISSIONS, brought on by abuse Of the or
gsns. early tndiseretions, excuses, or entailed
heredttar1ly, causing loss OF memoir confu-
sion, depression, dimness Of vision and often
times insanity. WITT a depgorable train OF other
symptoms, treated and radically cured by an
infSllible method, saving time and expense.
All diseases peculiar 10 the sexual organs Of q
private character, r<dica1y snd permanently
sured.
the blood has become poisoned. producing
pains In the head and bones. uleeraGed throat
snd nose. sores on the limbs and body, s~crofula,
together with an endless NUMBER Of s1neriDgs
edeetually and permanently cured.
DR. JAMES IS recommended by the press OF
the country, by professors OF medical colleges.
and by tee medical profession generally.
Those afflicted should apply to him, and be
THE MONITOR, by DIR. James, q treatise upon
diseases peculiar to the sexual organs OF either
sex, causes, effects and Their remedies, compiled
from an experience of twenty years practice
In the exclusive treatment Of these diseases,
sent TO any address, securely wrapped Prtes
one Dollar. Pamphlet on S~PERMAToERHEA,
or one on SIPHILls, semi In sealed envelope
dress Or. JAMES, Postofies Drawer 5s8s. Chi
csgo, Illinois. seRIIu
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Cotton GINS.

WE are the Sole Agents for the sale OF thess
w unrivslIsd Gin Stands. For beauty o.
LIGETEESS OF DRAFT, QUAsTTrY
OF LINT COTTON turned out per day, they are
unsurpassed. Reference can be safely made tc
every planter who has given them 9 lair trial
Where mule power Is used, they make a saving
OF nom -one-qu2rter to one-thiTd the draft
OVER ANY OTHER n We are also agents for
STRAUBB GRiSr MILLS, and WHEELER.
CLEMSON & CO.'S CIRCULAR SAWS.
aeCOEB3 q CO.
Dealers in Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,
&22A and S24 Main Street,
Ign dswem Memphis. Tenn.
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80 sEATEMENr.
CHAMBER or UoMMERC
MEHPHIs, September .


~INN VI III "NNgTN TsIIa"a0sssas 0NV
Wnlis Chisholm, o. Charleston, in their
annual circular for ISIS, estimate the growing
crop, or total receipts, at the various ports
daring 1853, At S2,ls5,001 bales. This sumate
is too large by 100000 bales.
Cotton, which was never grown in Sonora 70
any noteworthy extent until within the last
nVe years, now yields a crop worth $4,000 or
more, annually, and the cultivation IS spread
ing. The kgy ptian variety is preferred, be-
cause u npens earlier than the Mississippi
cotton, ana much Of IL can be gathered before
the worms DO any harm.
Cotton fabrics, made exclusively OF tax-paid
cotton, according 20 2 recent decision OF tue
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue. arc enti-
tied 10 8 drawback when the goods may be ex-
ported; but II tre fabric IS made OF msterial
upon u pant Of which the tax has heen paid, no
tax having been paid on the other part, no
draw back can be allowed.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPFAL,1
.Mrs-pHM Eanlpmher " IHao

MEhPHf8, september Y, 1867
There was not much doing in money circles
to-6ay. The late rains have made our bankers
cautious .n granting fsvors predicated upon
the coming crops, aud G-iscoUnting Nc. 1 papG
is rarely done
Exchange is firm, with little Offering. Cotton
bills are taken in all cases at par 10 &c of. the
latter from outsiders. Selling at haszs pre-
MUM on New York sDdother Eastern points
New Orleans sight is taken at &c Of and sold
at &c premium.
Gold opened to-day in New York at 1880
and closed at 14zTc. We have no sales 70 re
port in tn market. Buying nominally al
140al4lc. Selling at 1f2c.
The New York Stock Board quotations were
at noon to day as follows: Old Tsnnesse5
bones, 695E new do, 6Ss. F1ve-twenties OF 81
144; o. I51si ga IS, n7s; new Issue, 81.
20. sH; '6s, 81 lo-sos, coupons, ~; boHSs
strong; Erie, IS; New York Central, 1917.
There is complete staguat,on in the stock
and bond market. No offerings whatever and
prices entirely nominal. Orders are on hand
for city bonds at SOC. but remain dnnned.
City Scrip IS quiet but firm. Brokers buy al
z2a7Sc. while on tha street buyers can be found
al 7SG7sc. Selling a 759s0c as 20 amount
County Bonds, thank TO the Rbfence Of the
Co-ny Commissioners, are quite firm, and
have an upward tendency. Dealers buy ali
desirable pieces readily Ct rates ranging rom
TEG7sc, and sell at Soc.
Police Scrip IS firm and scarce. Buying al
SCaS2c. Selling at S5990c.
E{shty-four million dollars were er ended
during the months o. July and August Hv the
corrupt officials OF the Government unCer
which we live-7rJ Just about the amount ex-
pended during Pi=ree's administration Of four
years, which included . large portion Of the
expenses Incurred by the Mexican war. The
Secretary reports as follows for July:
Civil, miscellaneous and foreign in
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ST. LOUIS

"AVING established ourselves as above
II with largely increased faculties, We ere
prepared to execute all Hork IN our me 81
greatly reduced prices, ana the very Oes'
We are in receipt Of a large and complete
stock OF Flat Cap, Letter, Legal Cap kootSeap
Note and Fancy Papers, Plain and Fancy En-
valopes- Pens, Pencils. Inks and Stationers
articles generally, which we oder 70 the trade
al New York prices, freight added, Tor oase.
eG Aoents for sale s.Sisston's Magic Binder
aeug I'M @. p. CHAGBERLiN .
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RAILROADS.
HEMPHIS, OKALONA AND SELMA


~st-..t,on Of the corporators of the above
R.LSnsS eoTapSnY, q meeting VIII be held on
Ssntsmher Is, 1858, at the Chamber OF Com
msrce. Memphis, for the purpose OF perms,
nttT,aos friendly to the Road, and ali canvass
Ss foT seooE. are requested to be present with
se ssPi sHe''0 n 3. FoaREsT, Pysatpro tenn.
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DSgGTaTy, IlfTmaTy and Drug Store,
NOs. 10 and A. North Court ST.,

MEMPHIS, F: TENNESSEE
DR. RUssELLS -DIsPENSARY AND IN
- PRIMARY, the largest and oldest institu-
ton OF the kind in the southwest, establishes
in 1853, pleasantly located at Nos 40 and AZ
north side of Court square, Memphis, Tenn Is
open for the reception OF patients desiring
treatment and the comforts Of q home while
receiving the same. Patients also treated at
the ONCE orby letter, II desired Dr. RUSSELL
Is acknowledged by all parties interested 3s
BIZ far The Must SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN
In the treatment Of Private or Secret Diseases.
Quick, thorough and permanent cures guaran-
geSd IN every case, male OF female. Recent
eases Of GONOERHEA snd cured
IN = few days ~WtthOutsths use OF Mercury,
cLauqe Of diet, or htndrR1ce nom business.
SECONDARY the Last yestige
orsdicsted without the Use OF Mercury. In
voluntary loss of Semen stopped In . short
time. Sufferers rom ImpOtenoy or Loss OF
sexual Power restored to fee Vigor In a few
weeks. elect OF GonOrrhea Of lOEg standing,
manently and speedily cured By . new treat
ment. Victims OF SELF-ABUsERnd excessive
Venery, suffering nom SREEMATORRHEA
and loss Of physical and mental power, speed
uy and permanently cured.
STA All consultations strictly confidential.
Chronic Rheumatism, Nsuralzia, Geut, Pa
rslysis, Deafness, etc, treated by the aid OF
Electro Magnetic Battery.
Ofics honrz nom . an. to l pm, and nom
Those vishing to purchase Drugs, Family
would do well to call AZ BUSHELS DRUG
STORE before purchasing elsewhere, No. A
North Court street, under the Dispensary.
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HARDWARE
Guns, ETc

aS-Merehants are respectfully invited to call
and m cur Stock, which we are now
daily resolving, before making their purchases
elsewhere Our Stock Is large and complete,
embracing every variety in q GENERAL
HARDWARE BUSINESS, and we feel assured
that we can otter the Merchants superior In
dueemenfs TO trade with rs. We are deter
mined to suit them in prices. Come and see.
sep5 Sn ALLISON BIOS.
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Cotton in Liverpool at the opening to-day
was easier though not quotably Iower-Up.
lands. l0Ad; Orleans, lO5s1-and closed dull
with Uplands, led Orleans, i05<d.
The New York market opened dull with
prices unchanged. At noon the market was
dull and prices lower-Dow Middlings, $50
Uplauds, &c; Orleans, 2654c. The closing dis-
patch gave no quotations.
Our market was dull, with no buyers Prob
ably a dozen bales were sold On a basis of 1870
2S4c for Middlngs. II would have taken a
very bright style of this grade to reach 24c, al
which several lists were Onered-one contain
ing over 50 bsles and another nearly 20 bales.
The reports from the interior are anything but
cheering.
We learn that an order for l20O bales of
Strict Miodlings has already been received by
one Of our cotton buyers, but we question
whether 1t can be filed this season.