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for the action Of Congress required 10
such cases by The Federal Constitution.
ISigued1 ANDREW JOHN ON.
WAsHINsToE, June Is, 1865.
The message having been read, the
Speaker stated the question to be, I" Will
the House, on reconciliation, agree
to the passage of this bll2"
Stevens, Of Pennsylvania, moved the
previous question.
Robertson inquired whether 1t was in
order to move that the message be
printed and laid over for further consid-
Grafton.
The Speaker replied that it would be,
If the previous question was not sec
onded.
The previous question being seconded,
however, the vote was taken, and re-
suIted-yeas, los; nays, 30; strict party
vote.
The Speaker then stated that two
thirds having voted ia the az
fiFmative. the bill was again passed,
and would be transmitted with the OBJ
Lotions Of the President TO the Senate
for similar reconsideration.
The House again went into q Commits
tee Of the Whole and resumed the con-
sideration Of the Tax biil-the question
being on O'Neill's motion to strike out
section GO and make IL read Is follows;
See, g. Be It further enacted, etc.,
That eli distil Ell spirits in any 6ondef
warehouse shall, within six months afr
tue passage OF this act, be withdraw
from such warehouse aud the taxes paid
on the same, and the casks and packages
containing said spirits shall be maTked
and stamped and be subject ia all res
poets to the same requirements as II mat =
uIacJured after the passage of this act,
and any distilled spirits remaining in
any bonded warehouse for a period Of
more than six months, after the pas
sege Of this act, shall be forfeited to the
United States and shall be sold or dis
posed of for the benefit OF the same, in
such manner as shall be prescribed by
the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue,
and the direction of the Secretary of the
Treasury
No amendment was made TO sections
SO or 81, requiring returns to be made by
the owners Of distilled spirits in bonded
warehouses, exceeding fifty gallons.
Section IS, imposing special taxes,
Schenck, by instruction Of the Commit
tee on Ways and Means, moved to add
to the first paragraph, which refers to
distilleTies, a provision that tax Of "a
per barrel shall be collected from the
owner Of the distilled spirits, and to be
paid on the withdrawal thereof from
the bonded warehouse.
Section IS was so amended that the
payment Of the special license and tax
OF liquor dealers shall not authorize the
business to be carried on contrary TO the
State and municipal laws, and exempt
ing from the tax dealers il tobacco
whose annual sales do not exceed 500.
Section IS, imposing taxes On tobacco
and snuff, was read the second time, and
amendments for reducing the tax were
ftred and rejected.
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WASHING


WASHINGTON, June 25.--The Presi-
dent to-day nominated Henry A.
Smytbe, Collector Of New York, to be
Minister 20 Austria.
Senator Henderson was married to-
day to Niles Mary Foote. Among the
guests were the Missouri and Vermont
delegations in Congress, President Of the
United States, Secretaries McCulloch
and browning, Chief Justice Chase, and
members Of both Houses of Congress,
without regard TO politics, and many
ladies. The Senator ana his bride leave
for the North this afternoon.
The President to-day psrdoned George
w. W2lliugiOrd, convicted in the United
states District Court OF Kentucky, fol
violation OF the United States District
internal revenue laws, aud sentenced tC
sixty days Imprisonment aud fined ten
dollars; and sIso John II. MeBrsyoc,
convicted Of similar ottense, in the
same Court.
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The McMinnville Enterprise of the
2Oth Gays: The steam saw and grist
mill Of Messrs. Hoodenpyl and Gardner,
on Collins river, six miles from town,
was burned by accident on Saturday
night Of last week.
The Jackson Rhig says Messrs.
W. G. Smith and John S. York have
erected large steam tannery at PinsoR,
in this county. We have not as yet rs
certained its capacity for tanning. Over
one hundred watts have already been pre-
pared for sleeping purposes.
The Columbia Herald Of the 2OtB
says: We learn from some of our coRn-
try friends that good deal of uneasiness
is felt through portions Of the country iu
regard to rabid dogs. Several have been
killed lately, and it is not known but
that they may have bitten others, and
thus the contsgion spread over the
county.
The Lincoln County NetOs says /:
Our wheat crop has been harvested, and
from sll quarters we have the cheering
news that the crop is good. Other crops,
however, are beginning to suffer for
rain. The cat crop is already thought
to be materially injured, and unless We
have rain soon corn will begin to suffer.
We had most delightful shower here
last Wednesday night, but learn that it
extended in no direction more than two
Of three miles.
in the case of the State VS.. B. II.
Payne, after a most elaborate trial at
Nashville, the jury returned a verdict OF
"not guilty"
The Lincoln Ne,gs contains q nara
tive of the career of a black fiend, who
committed an outrage on widow lady,
which was fully corroborsted upon liz
vestigation, and on Sunday night, the
l4Lh inst, he was seized by party who
thought the law too tardy, and hanged
him to tree within sight of the home
that he had filed with torment.
The Carroll county Stockholders in
the Nashville and Northwestern Rail-
road, met at Huntingdon, few days
since, and passed series Of resolutions,
Of which this is the first
Resolved, That in our optimism the
management Of the Nashville ana North
western Railroad, since the same has
been in the hands of w. 2. lines, as
Receiver, furnishes evidence Of disTe-
gard of the rights and interests of both
the State and the Stockholders in said
Company.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 25.-A Washington
dispatch to the ZelegTdRI says: ''Consid-
eTable iRteress is felt here from the indi-
cations that the leaders of the Soldiers
and Sailors Convention strongly insist
on the nomination of Hancock"
Governor Seymour addressed the
jackson Central Association this eve
ming. He said "in every part of our
iand are proofs of the widespread change
N political feeling, while the abiest Re
pUoilcaDs refuse To so on with . party
v hIch tramples on the judiciary, usufps
power and Is upsettiDg al Ideas OF poliIi-
cal morality AMI unhlnglns all the 5usi-
ness machinery OF the land. We are
labOring under some embarrassment
from the great evil of tho change in our
favor, and those who are ralIying
around the standard Of consilu-
tlOnal rights, who have heretofore
held conflicting views with regard
10 events for the past few years,
aud the question is how can we set this
great majority IN the field, and so ar
range IC that they Can drive out the dis
cipdned aud desperate h0rdes OF office
holders, who now misgovern the country.
Tins IS The only problem TO be settled.
The American people are Disguised With
the Conduct Of the Congressional party,
and can We work out a policy which will
unite the majority under one standard
Tnis can only De dOEe by thoughtful,
lOrbeariBg aud uuselfish course. At the
same time We must be OutspOken, and
confront ali the questions which perpls1
us. Men look forward with hope and
fear 10 the action of the National Con
veution on the AIN of July. l shall! not
speak OF the candidates let the claims
OF each be considered IN a courteous and
manly spirit, aud let Us take Care that no
partiZ2nshlp snail draw Us aside from
our DUTY to Uur country. We should
support with hearty Zeal every uphouer
OF Constitutional ElgEts. Ii Will De IN
the present state Of cur country az un
holy thing to go IN the July Convention
with any purpose which snail not nave
ia view tue rescue Of our Government
from the men who now have IL IL hand"
He then proceeded to reiterate his
views formerly expressed on the haan-
ciai question, opposing both contraction
and unWise ISSUES, anu urging the rssto-
ration of the national credit, Row tainted
10y the Wastefuinees and pfCfligacy Oh the
party 10 power. He cOntended that hve
hundred millions OF the thousand mH-
lions Of money spent by the Govern
ment since the surrender OF Lee
could have been devoted 10 the payment
Of the national deb, carrying py the
proof Of good faith the national credit To
the highest point, willis no bonds st
lower rate OF interest would have re-
dGeed cur taxes ami brought our cur
rency TO the value of spsc,e.
Gov. Seymour also spoke in favor OF
nf
suffrage to ali the whites in the South,
which would obyiate the necessity OF
keeping up military despotism to feed
idle negroes, to break down the judi
ciary, to shackie the executive, and to
destroy sill constitutional rights.
He closed with an appeal to the whole
country to jJin in one united effort and
drive from power the common enemies
of liberty, honor, right and eonstitu-
tionsl laws. The speech was much ap-
plauded.
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PLATFORM 0F THE TENN ESSEE
rs. tIng saCN

Ist. The Conservative men OF Tennes-
see. putting aside all questions decided
bv the war, accept the title Of 'Dsmo-
Gratis sud formally unite themselves
with the Democratic party IS it now
2d. The question Of the right Of 3
State TO secede from the Union has been
decided by arms, and that decision
should be accepted IS final and conclu-
slve. ..,-
ton makes the Federsi Government SUI
preme, il is go only with well denned
limitations and restrictions, leaving tne
States large rights and powers over their
domestic concerns, and making them Co
euusI in respect of such rights and
these rights have not been impaired by
the result of the war, or the powers OF
the General Government sggranGlzeS
by it, TO the enlargement OF public
liberty.
An. The extiDguishment OF African
Slavery is recognized as q facIi rablLleu
by a binding Constitutional Amend meDt.
5-h. Tue vestiJure Of negrOesWith the
right Of suffrage, by the Congrtss OF the
United States, and the acknowledgements
OF white men, BY the same authority, Is
8 gross Usurp2ElOn Of power, and q polcy
unjust, unWise and oppressive anu tend
ing 10 excite q war or races: the white
men Of America are entitled to superb
oriuy and supremacy in the administra-
ton OF the Federal and State govern
ments: and any measure intended TO
deprive them Of II, or to divide or impair
it, greatly endangers the perpetulty OF
free republican institutions.
6th. TIE faith OF the nation is pledged
to the payment OF the national debt,
according 10 the terms OF the laws under
which tie bonds were issued, and not
otherwise. The time OF payment Of the
bonds ought not to be extended; the
principal OF the five-twenty UOnds ought
10 be laid in currency, and the money
granted TO the National banks to be with
IsGn-
TN. The Government bonds shoaid be
taxed in the hands Of the DOndhOiders,
equally with other property.
6sb. The doctrines and practices OF the
Radical party, which endeavOrs, by en-
cTosching upon the powers Of the Execu-
tive and Judicial branches Of the Gov
eminent, TO absorb in the Legislative
Department ali powers, tend 70 the de-
strnctiOn Of tie Republican system of
Government and the civil liberties Of the
people.
Ssn. Equsl and exact justice to all men,
OF whatever State or persuasion, relig-
iOus or political; peace, commerce and
honest friendship with all nations; en-
tangling alliances with none the sup
port of the State Governments in all
their rights, as the most competent ad-
ministration of our domestic concerns
and the surest Dulwark against anti-Re-
publican tendencies; the preservation OF
The General Government in its whole
constitutional vigor, as the sheet anchor
of peace at home and safety a6rOsd 3
jealous care Of the rights Of election Oy
Jhe people and the supremacy Of the
civil over the military authority.
10th. Andrew johnson the first choice
of the Democracy or Tennessee; but
their Delegates LETT tree to unite IN Sc
Iecung another as the candidate for the
Presidency
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ono harm, ard If be be, it certainly can
not diminish the probabilities of success
But few days now intervene before the
National Democratic Convention VIII
assemble, and select the standard hear
ers for the campaign. We can only ez-
press our earnest wish that its counsels
may be governed by patriotic zeal alone,
and that its conclusions, whatever they
may be, eliminate in the overthrow and
blotting out OF Radicalisn1.
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RICnMOSD.

RIcHsroND, Juue 25.-The following
letter was written by Senator Sumner to
2 citizen OF Norfolk:
"SENATE CHAMBER, June y, 1858.
~ Dear Sir: 1 have yeur letter Of the
18Th III reference to eligibility OF COL
ored man to Congress. 1 know OF no
ground on which he could be excluded
from bis seatif duly elected, and should
welcome the election OF competent
representative of the coiored race to
ether House OF Congress as a fiual tri-
unDh OF the cause of eosaI rights, and
until the step is taken our success is To-
complete. Yours truly
"CHAS. SUMNER" .
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TELEGEAPHIO MARKETS..
New Yor,, rrarke,.


NEW YORK, June 25-Cotton more active
and y 10 Ic 0etUer; sales 1870 bates; upiands
e01zG5Ic Rice duI. Coffee quie:. Sug IT steady
LuOa Ii1zg iz5sc, MOIasses Gull. -Four, family
active allu steady. " ht at duli aud heavy e. u
OH Corn uUIl 81 O31agl U43s
Try GOOds steady heavy DrOWn Sheetings
IKE Tor Indian Heau and lS5 tor Atlantic a
Mt rrl1nae cin9ltc prints lz5zc; DO u I31<c
night prints lI14c for Manchester and FL sRlIi-
ton.
Money plenty and easy cali loans, 3a4;
er'ing qales lO54; goid 4JA old Tennessee
II2s; nSW n.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, June 25.-Tobacco fairly active
sales lao hhds Jugs ~ % ~ 20 medium to cut
lng leaf SlO9ZJ; manufacturing 30 70. Corn
5J955c. Oals 1SgeOc. Whsat 81 7ogsi o. for old
Supernne Flour az 5J9s. Fork SIS. LAID IT1za
1l5ac' bacon, Shoulders 10 &c; Gear sides l71sst
H5ac- B9lk shoulders i214e; clear sides l6c.
81. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS June Tobacco heavy Tugs to
dark zeal u 22egi5 81. Flour unchanged. Wssat
SZgz %. Corn o0@S5c. Oats 7Oee74c. Polk as b
as ~. Bacon, Gear sides nc Shoulders lsc
Lard 10 Sl9c.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, June 25.-Flour dun. family
~ 5tgs 20. heat s. Uo92 10. Corn o7cz sOc
Oats '0SlOc. gofk as Bulk shoulders L55c.
SlIes hsia at l4c. Bacon Should rs 1910 sluss
i054e. b1tter &c towSr. ClONer Sevu SI0.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, June Z5.-Cotton up a fraction,
Closing .ll54d Tor up-ands and u5ad Tor Orleans.
safes Lz,Ou0 Dales.
LoSDoN, June z5.-The weekly increase Of
spsciei IA Inc Btnk OF England Is e552,0o0. Con.
s0-9 '.Oseu 0fSssS41ai =. :. Donel, lo1s'
Callahan, the murderer, was SEN
fenced 20 be hanged Ut Troy, n. " on
August LIST.
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xEyANTED AT MEMPHIsa CITY SAVINGS
w INSTITUTION. corner Jefferson and
Front streets
Miss. Central E. r. LIST and "a Nortg. Bonds.
Miss and Tenn. r. r. lst Morfg. BondH
Mem. and Chas X. r. % M0rtg. Bonds.
81. and L. r. r. r. LIST Mortg. Bonds.
Memphis and Ohio 10 psr cent. Bonds
Mem phiz and Ohio rer cent. Mortg Bonds.
Memphis CITY Plain BoDde.
Memphis City Indorsed Bonds
Mobile snd o. h r. per cent. Sterling Bonds.
Mobile and O. r. r per cent. Interest bonds.
Mobile and 0. r. r. Incoae Bonds.
'- leo tt H 3. CLERK. Cashier.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

wAssoN-DGed, Thursdsy morning. June
2Sth. JULIA c. WATSON. vile of Or. ], b Was
son and daughter OF ii. r. and CHI Fsras-
worth.
The funeral viii take place from the resi-
deuce OF Il. F. FarnswoIths Esq. on Linden
street. s turdsy morning. at 10 O'Clock. ses.
vices by Rev, D. witherspoon. Carriages a.
Hoist Z Co.'S. Main street.
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importance Of Hair as an GfnamsIt.

zrrITH0ty7f A FINE HEAD OF Il AIR NO
N 7Fornan can be really beautiful. without
tlils erowning excellence Of besut1Iul sairs no
IatIyscan obtain without buy Ing IL 81 N alAMh
IoAVIGNE Cali and see for YOU selves. FOR
Artistic styles and elegance at 1eS Id MAIN
street. up-ssafrs oppot lie Court So 9. -
: n. B. Wigs Chtgnons, ETC., HLalr Subllnss AZ
az rpa sis sm 0'As " 'Hs pf i. LAyIsEE.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June 25.-One wall of the
Hospital of st. N. of the Conception,
now in process Of erection, fell yesterday,
buTying five wOrkmen in the ruins, two
Of whom have since died.
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0FFIGERs s:

PREsIDENT-Gov, Tshan G. Harris.
VICE PREslD 81 TS-James Elder, Esq, Col.
N. M agevsEey, il. r. Magevehsy, Esq.
SECkETAR Maj. W. y. W ood.On.
TRKAsU RER-CapJ. John A. hott.
JUBGEs-Coi j. W Dawson, Capt. Dan Able,
). 3. Williamson, Esq, Ohm CanuAvan, LAC.
Z. n. ~ Essey, Esq.
GRAND MARsHAL-COL James Coleman.
ASSISTANT MARSHALL -MsJ. Phil. T. Alien,
Capt. Ao4st Pepper.
CoMMITTEE ON MUSIC AND SEATS-H. ID. + ell
gus0u, Z q Mai PhI. 4. Alien.
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Wa. E. YEATMAN.
General Commission Merchant,
No.II Monroe street..

zI,oUR. KILNDRIED AND FRESH BcLTED
= NASHVILLE Mills Cornmesl, Tennessee Corn,
smoking and Manufactured Tobacco, Canned.
Cove and Speed Oy sterS, Lobsters, Pine Ap-
uIes. Cherries, Strawberries, Pears, Bsackber-
ries, Green Peas, Green Germ, DaEnEOns aud
Peaches, fnl sails, 20 ne trade MAJ In
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List open to the World In the Contest
for Grace and Precision!
FOUR SPLENDID PRIZES
FIRST PRIZE:
In Cash, s&5e 90.

The Queen Of Love and Beauty viii be
crowned by The victor OF the day.
The Maids OF honor VIII be selected by the
victors IN contests for lesser prizes.
The Orator OF the Day, Awarder or Prizes,
and other specialties will be announced on or
before the morRing OF the Tournament.
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Consider your Health.

yHfHE fnely finished bathing boat Of AIR.
1 Hundhausen deceased. Is again open foE
the use OF ladies sad gentlemen, or private
families. The boat les at the foOl OF W ashtng-
ton street. Reatted and furnished with all
comforts, there is nqt another place in the city
Ike IT,
season Tickets, SO eEfivate Baths, so cents;
BasoD do, 2oc. Al In ssarch Of healthy recrea-
ton are invited.
f4lQttY7
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Comn,rTEE OF ARRANeEuExrs


Gen. Albert Pike, W. NJ. Order. So,
Cant Ian Able, OF. ID. Z. Galway,
Col. j. W Dawson, JO1n Lilly, esq.,
Mai. J. J. Murphy, Maj. =. 3. Waddel,
Col A. II. Doug ass, q. +. B1llOck, kfq.,
mBt Glen. Clay, ] Z. BE asley, Esq
Col ]. @. einney, Chas. B. James, Esq,
+. M. Apperson. E5q., DR.. Z. W. Creighton,
J. Mckinney, Esq.. Capt. J. '. Moore,
VIM. =. Co. y, E-q., Abe. Maury, Is l.
Capt. J. d. Adam 5, DR.. j. M. Keller,
MEi ". O. WCoisOn, J. A. J. .Oiith, Esq,
Coz J. NJ williamson, DR.. K. ". Mitchell,
Co. z. T.. L0Onsy, J. ;. Drake, Esq.
A Carroll $50, 3. Il. Williams, Esq,
Col .. p. Fouts, Maj. Val PeytOU,
Capt. Larry Harmstad, steve Hancock, Esq,
A j. Wheeler, Esq I2tn District.
Judge H. F. Hill, l2tE DIstTt Il.
The Knights will enter their names at The
Office OF kfgtsy. MeBe Tsh & Co Bethel Block
Entrance Fee, IS. The track is now reGUy iol
the knights TO practice.
The beruauCo street Cars run directly to the
ParS. FeAUtifUl shade, plenty Of cool water
and all kiads OF Refreshments.
after the TIiung there viii De Bran Dance
\ good band already engaged for the occasion
TIE procession vi l be formed on the eas
side OF Court square, at O'cl~c6 M, and
pruce ID 10 the Palk. The exeTcises VIII com
mence at 10 o'clock m. precisely.
Tue m es governing the last tournamsni
will be in force. 1t "a ust be especially boEns
10 mind By every Knight, thst us Lance M s.
be nine feet IN length, and, while tilLing Tor the
not bey ond the center ~ feet. The rulei
shall be strictly enforced
JANIS COEEMRN,
fa2I Grand Marshall
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E MED AVTTF, n. 2. COCHRAN
= " smith W. B. WALDRAN,
T FARE ASON NAFuLEIN HILL.
" A. t,BODWYN Holm I. STATION,
J.F. FRANK
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A Wife and Mother Murders the Hus-
band and Father 20 save n er can
Life and Ehe Lives of Her Children
Last week lamentabls Occurrences
took place near Keeser's Rocks, nesr
Big Sandy, KY, ia which "the invisible
spirit Of wine" did even more than its
customary work A man named Clark
went 20 Catlests burg and drank enough
70 DsWll0er h5s reason and craze his
brain. The vAHaries OF a drum ken man
are lnoescElbakle, and certainly can be
explained on 10 rational hypothesis.
returning home, he abused bis family
ana threatened them in such way as 70
pisce thelf hves IA constant Jeopardy.
Like the CfsoSSrtiie hy, enraged with oas-
Sod inspired by Enisky, ne sdag blood.
his brain was opp sesSed by il. and ths
thought of Staying was uppermost. His
vile aud children, standing around and
tFemb bling, knew hos who was to be ths
Victim. de put 1he gun into the
mouth OF one OF the children and
threatened to shoot him, but an older
BOY Anocked the gun away and took it
rom MN. de then sent another child
somewhere ID the net ghborhood Of his
mouse "a heidi 30 get Al sother qua be had
there, loaded, ali the ume vowiDe he
would kill some one. While the enid
was gone be pulled his bed into the floor
AID lay down, when the mother, for fear
OF her life, on tsat of her children, seizsd
an AK ana struck him sew sral blows, the
nrst Of which proved fats j he not NOV
Ing after being struck. An arrest was
made aud an investigation had, when it
was considered that the | dlling, guided
by maternal instincts, wss purely Sc de-
Jeadendo, and the mother and children
were discharged.
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aewphis and surrounding
nruvrTafat . -
gsnnGFys

Il We CAN and WILL make
AssuEinB you IL Ten-Operabe win as N LnlS
II 70 your n tehest VISITING Us t. build IN and
new enterprise, by a WHOLEsAL LIE DRUG
sustain an t-ACLUo1N has ext ted heretOfora
HOUSE, such IS never = which. We engaged
In this c.ty. With avieE 4tba since. but ovy-
in this enterprtse some no Stleral staQuafiOn
ing 20 the dull season, and g -tfFs uspeusiOr.
OF business. with an almost Ell eontfnue fhe
OF currency, We felt compelled to ne As otber
retail as well Wholesale The "a . prsSant
drug houses OF the city, until up to u tail and
but have now entireiy dropped the "A TCLU-
PFescrip tion business to that OF 81 E. De
SIVE WHOLksA LIE AND JsSBBING IRA 81
with determ instion, tnat with the strict
attention to the vans OF our customers, the
closest appltcat on and prom ptituds IN filing
orders, anu at the very smalle-b margin OF
profit above original cost, IN unbroken pack
ages from manufacturers, importer and first
hand dealers, we " i'll Surnfs mt every 0bsIacle q
that may be thrown in the way OF making
this new enterprise in Memphis sUCCESS.
Druggists Physicians ard Planters vii
uieass address al orders, either otrectly Tor
through their commission mel chantsl, TO
y r. " AsSOA - 90,
tan No SHa Main street. Memphfs
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INSURANCE.
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HOME OTTICE, 10. 5is Olive Street,
81. LOUIS.

d. A. JANUARY, President
JAS. H. LUCAS. Vice-Presids't
VIM T. SELBY, Secretary.
VIM. N. BENTON, Gen'I Agent.