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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-21
Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co.
OFFICE BALTIMORE e. OHIO RAILROAD Co,
WHEELING, May 10, ls6S.
DAssRNGERTRAINs WILL Run

by the following schedule on and after the
18th day of May, ls65-Wheeling time
FAST line
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Chartered by the State Of Ne,r York.
OBJECT.

The object Of this Association is 10 secure a
cash payment within forty days after the death
OF q member of ss many dollars as tnere are
members in the class to which he or she belongs,
10 his or her heirs.
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The TRUSTEES Of the Association are:
T.. McMUEDY, Esq.
ELSON 7. WRIGHT, Esq, President Star
Metal Company.
w. s. CARMAN ESQ, President Stuyvessnt
Bank, n. Y. city.
II W. FORD, Esq, Cashier National Bank Of
the Republic.
L. W. MURRAY.
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ILLUSTRATION.

Glass "A" has 5000 male members: man dieS.
The Association pays over within forty days
$1,000 to the widow or heirs, and the remaining
members forward within thirty days one dollar
and ten cents each 10 the Association 10 REIN.
bnTse II Failing 10 send this sum they forfeit
10 the Association all moneys paid, and the AS
ISOLATION supplies a new member 10 NIL the place
of the retiring one.
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In CHANCERY.

In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, West
Tirginid-Mdrch Rules, 1868.
William McMechen and others J
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The membership fees are SIR dollars at joining
ffoy Ichieh a certificate Of membership tcM Be
xrruishsdJ and one dollar and ten cents ON the
death of each member, of which due notice
Will be given One dollar from each member
goes 20 the widow or heirs OF the deceased mem
This Company is divided int Ten GLASSES
FOR MEN and TEN CLASSES FOR WOMEN.
As soon rs these classes are oiled. ten new
Glasses will be adopted. Men and women are
not allowed in the same Classes- Everything
done to make each Glass equal.
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ADVANTAGES.

The advantages Of this Association over ordi'
nary Lite Insurance Companies are; No panlcs
can break il the fees are so small and required
10 be paid at such long intervals that any man
can secure 20 his family competency upon his
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-21

Member Of the Royal College Of Surro,u,
don, graduate from one OF the most sais.',
part Of whose life has been spent IN ~ ssLt
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia and 49,
has effected somo Of the most astoni,Si,, .l''.
that were ever known. MANY ,upL.s 'u9s
ringing in the head and ears when 49,. vi
nervousness, being alarmed At sadlsn = sNs'
bashfulness, with frequent blushipS ,,,. .la'
sometimes with arrangement OF mind v,,, 1 '.,
al immediately, N''s'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-21

~ 500 kegs assorted sizes nails, best brands,
1t MAXWELL e. TINGLE'S.
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WESTERN.
i ~ boxes Niagara los, back,
- caddies do. l0s and Navy u.s.
boxes Russells los, black,
l. boxes Ellegantus los, black,
- Caddes y" los,
20 Highland Chieitain Is black,
- Mermaid Navy Il
20 Pine Apple Navy Is
OLD VIRGINIA.
10 boxes Sweet Rose bright lbs,
AmbrOsia " lbs
10 Curiosity 4" lbs
10 Twin FL Dorado soft pressed IL,
Bright Twist,
10 " Miller's Fine Twist
10 " Diadem Soft Pressed 10.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Is bbls. +. G. cut and dry,
10 half bbls +. G.. cut and dry,
10 kegs McKeans twist, for sale.
MAXWELL e. TINGLE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-25
TENNESsEE-

The Nashville papers had scarcely
any local news in them on Thursday
something quite unusual. The Banner,
especially, l. one of the ilivest' papers
IN any part OF the country.
The Gazette says the thermometer
stood ten feet high in the shade on
Wednesday. 1t also Gays that the river
is falling very slowly, with twenty inches
scsnt on Harpeth shoals. Weather warm
and shOwery. From an old and reliable
citizen Of Winchester, we learn that
everything is very quiet In that locality.
The crops promise 10 exceed the expects
lions entertained few weeks ago. Judg-
Ing from the skedsddliDg that occurred
from the political meeting at Statetown
on Tuesday night last, the carpet bag
gers will be suecessful-their runBipg
qualities are good. Mercer will have to
look TO his Iaurels.
The Nashville Banner SAYS Police
man James Bkiles, charged with an as
ssult and battery upon the person OF w.
y. Monroe, forfeited bond Of 5000, on
which OmmissiOner Stone was the
surety, for nOn-sppearsnce before Jus
tices Brian and Cssetty yesterday morn
ing. He was resTrested and bound over
in the cum Of $1,000 for his appearance
before the Criminal Court.
We take the following item also from
the Banner: A shooting ARRAY took
place at Franklin yesterday afternoon
between VIM. RGgsdaie and Jas. Short,
which resulted in the wounding of the
latter in the abdomen, but whether NOR
tally we were unable 10 ascertain, We
hear Short went into RRgsdale's store,
used abusive language toward him, and
provoked fight. The oombatants we're
separated, but 50 soon as Short had been
released by those who were holding him,
ne again attacked Rsgsdale, who then
drew pistol and shot him.
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RADICAL DIssENsIOx.

A party which is based upon cOrrup-
ton and public plumber cannot stand.
1t contains within itself the elements Of
dissolution. The only persons who are
benefited by such party are those who
hold the offices and their friends. The
friends will not hold on long, unless they
are substantially rewarded. Once hold
ers cannot reward all their supporters.
They must disappoint some. They must
be false to others who expect promotion.
Hencs it follows that the party which is
held together solely by the hope of per-
sOnsl reward, must, sooner OF later, fail
to pieces. The public veal is the only
bond Of union OF q permanent party.
This is the solution of the Radical
troubles and discussions. Il is a we'll
known fact that they are g party Of
public plunderers. Their theories are
not even plausible. They do not even
deceive themselves. They know, as
well as their opponents, that they have
no substantial claim upon the people for
their support. This is the reason for
their change of the franchise lave, for
their violations OF the Consultation, for
their effort 10 oyerturn our system Of
Government.
If such q party were TO Gene be-
fore the American people, as they
were constituted before the war,
they would be so badly de-
feated that they would never again
appear as 3 party, in political history.
1t is only by cheating, and fraud, and
swindling, and force that they hope to
succeed. Not only the intelligence OF
the American people is against them, but
the numerical force Of the whole COM
try, wherever it can be fairly ascer-
tanned, is opposed to them. They know
this full we'll. They therefore throw
every obstruction in the way Of this nu-
merical force being brought out. They
cannot, however, prevent this. The
voice Of the people viii be heard in the
great contest at hand.
The party which is contendiag for the
interest Of the ofIiceholders must divide,
has divided and will continue to divide.
The party which stands for the COnsti.
tuition and the interests Of the people
will stand shoulder TO shoulder and will
command the support OF every honest |
man, Of every man who is not interested !
in the success of certain office-seekers, |
and OF ali who value the general pros |
pority Of the country.
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The Little Rock Gazette has 81 for
eign correspondent" who has been 10
sea In Central American "dory.U He
don't like Il bit.
From the Little Rock Gazette we
learn that there Is no important cnauge
in the river at that point. The water i
still receding at the rate Of one inch
every twenty-four hours, but Is sim
cutting out bed which leaves the cham
mel In as good condition as before.
We were In error yesterday when
we said there was no warrant of law for
Clayton and Mcclure TO draw their back
pay. Our excuse for the injustice Is the
plea used by the girl who carried the
slight evidence OF an indiseretion, y
committed in her arms: sit is such a
little one"
On dit, founded on facts, adds Asso-
ciate Justice Gregg TO the list If those
who drew pay 50 far back that the mem
Ory Of men will not In future run To the
contrary. The excuse assigned for the
conduct of Mcclure and Gregg Is their
necessities, and, like necessity, hey
know no law
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pEnocRATIc CENrEAL cur.

The speakers who will address the
Democratic Club OF Shelby county, on
Saturday evening, July 25th, are George
NJ. CAN'T and R. f. LOOney, Esqs.
II it should please the Ward and indie
pendent Clubs to attend the meeting,
each in a body, they will be received by
the Central Club with due ceremony
and honor. II such is their intention
they will please notify the President.
The ladies ale respectfully assured that
their absence from the meeting would
be profoundly regretted.
By order of the President.
W. o. LOFLAND, Rec. Sec.
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IMPORTANT!

VNHERE never was a time when Home Inter
Il eats were so much in med OF patronage
and encouragement as n Jw. Ali see and admit
this. aud all are wiling to help build them up
IL they can 40 so upon such terms as shall not
cost an excessive .scrimlDattJD.
The 81 bscribers intend 10 offer from this time
henceforWard, at PRICES equal 10 the best IRON
any Qu4I ter, heavy goods, made by the follow
ing and other Home Mills, viz: Msnassas Mills
Miss; Florence MiIfs, rTattyIIie Mills, Staff u.
Vile Mills, Ala LawrsEcshuTg Mills, Oregon
Mills, Pulaski Mills, Tenn; MaysSille Mills.
Ky. q. sides a great variety OF utter 4 eavy
Plantation Goods, from various Maryland
ii lis.
In addition, we intend TO keep sull lines ali
sorts Staple Dry Gods, hosiery, Notions, etc.
etc, bought Tor Cash, ana offered Oh same
terms. II IS underwood, however, that where
buyers may not happen u have Immediate
{ ontroI OF their FUNDS, we will sell then al
Cash Prices, aduing interest Lom daJe for ShOIl
City Acceptance. We viii have sew GOOds
constantly arriving &c
". r. MOORE q CO.'S,
iva IN No. 80 Main street
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letter from rEouy Springs.

Holly SPRINGS MISS July 2, ls6S,
Editors Memphis Appeal:
According to promise l write to you
to let you know what is going on here.
The planters are al in good heart, as
the prospects for good crop are splendid
all through this region Of country.
We had gaLJTjous ratification meet
ing for Seymour and Blair last Satur-
day, Col. Fl. w. Walters presiding.
Gen. FeatherstOn, one Of the electors
Tor the State at large to the Democratic
Convention, made a lengthy aud happy
effort reviewing the political history OF
the country, exposing the evils Of Radi-
ealism, and vindicsting- the wisdom of
the Convention in the adoption of its
platform aud selection of lis candidates.
Col T. w. Harris followed ia q very
happy effort, speaking words OF cheer
aud comfort to Mississippisns, believing
that the success Of the party was almost
certain in the approaching elections.
Mai. Strickland, Mel. Upshaw, Col.
McGuirk and Col. III. w. Walters al re-.
speetively addressed the large crowd
that was in attendance, in efforts that
reflected credit on them as speakers,
Cot. Walter making, SIS usual, one of
the most eloquent aud forcible speeches
OF the OCCASION, and was loudly ap-
plauded aud appreciated by the whole
people. The meeting, after the adop-
ton of the following resolutions, offered
by Col. Watson, adjourned with three
times three for Seymour and Blair.
Notwithstanding the rain, the crowd
marched through the city, accompanied
By trsnspsreneies and lamentations, and
the firing Of anvils etc. gave proof that
a happier time has not been seen here
since the war.
must mention that Holly Springs
now possesses q fine hotel, known as the
Schuyler House, kept by that clever and
accomplished gentlemen, Capt. Schuy-
Ter, who served under Forrest in the Lost
Cause. His house Is new and everything
In il is also new.
There is a part Of two companies of
United States soldiers here. two conlpa-
MES not having returned from Durant,
where they we're sent prior to the cleo
tioH; however, they are looked for back
here again this week. 1t is also current
ly believed that General GiIlem, with
his headquarters, will come here this
week, which will make this little burg
quite lively, if they do.
Your correspondent is under obliga-
tons TO Mr.. John Kirby, the gentleman-
ly and courteous conductor on the Mis-
sissiepi Central Railroad, for favors be-
slowed on him. May he live long to
conduct his train IN safety, is the wish of
INDIAN
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 24.-By direction
of the President, toe Secretary OF War will
soon issue a general order, recognizing
the existing military dist lets of the
South, and a numbsr Of officers now on
duty Ia that district will be relieved from
duty and ordered 10 other points.
The receipts from customs from July
l5lh h July 18Th, inst, were s., 81 $50.
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Sworn to aud subscribed before me,
18th July, 1858.
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THE RADICAL TORTURE OF
WITNESSES EAT FORT PU-
LAsKI.

AFFIDAVIT Of one Of the Victims
The Spanish Enquisition He
vised by the Radicals ia Amer
Ica--Radical Love for the Ne
gro TIIustrated--An Innocent
negro i Tortured Thirty Three
Hours.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE.


WASHINGTON, July 24.-The Eenate's
bill for the temp 0rRry loan to redeem the
compound interest notes was passed.
a bin was passed allowing S39, coo fol-
temporary clerks for the Indian Bureau,
state Department, sBd the expenses OF
the Surveyor Generals office.
1he Senate's amendment to the House
bill for the payment OF the captors OF
Jefferson Davis, YVES non cOncurred in,
and q committee OF conference asked Tor.
The Senate Joint resolution permitting
officers and soldiers TO wear army badges,
was passed. aH
Banks, from the Conference Commit
tee on the Alaska bill, made q report.
with L0ughTidge's preamble struck out,
asd the following substituted: "And
Whereas, said stipulation cannot be car
ried into full force and effect, except by
Legislation, 10 which the consent OF
both Houses Of Congress is necessary, y
was agreed to.
SENATE.
Chandler called up the Joint resolu-
ton o relation TO the SURVEYS and ex-
sminatiOns of the rivers and harbors,
which was passed.
Wilson introduced the following Joint
resolution, which passed
ReSotCed, That the persons now hold
ing civil Offices in the provisional gov
ernments OF Virginia and Texas, who
cannot take aud subscribe to the oath
prescribed by the act entitled, ~ An Act
60 prescribe an oath Of office, and for
other purpOses," approved July 2, 1867,
shall, on the passage of this resolution,
be removed thsrefrom; aud it shall be
the duty OF the District Commander 10
M the vacancies so created by the ap
pOintment Of persons who can take said
oath.
The Senate bill relating to the punish.
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BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, n. Y, July 24.-Three in
cendiaries received their sentences to-
day, as fellows: Nicholas Smith and
Newton BAbb, each to the State prison
FOR fourteen years, end Philip Feiss for
seven wears.
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AUBURN, N Y.

AUBURN, n. Y, July 24-The Wells
Seminary for young ladies. at Aurors,
was dedicated yesterday. Il cost $780,
600, and was a gift from Henry Wells,
the expressnaB, to the educational III
terests OF the country.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, July 24.-The Sun pub
fishes a letter from Gen. Hancock to
Gen. Steedman, dated July 4tb, stating
that he was not candidate for the Vice
Presidency, and would not accept the
nomination for that position.
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FO8EIGN.

LONDON, July "a kilograms fcom
Madrid say the Government will make
Sc. Johns, Porto Rico, q free pert Of entry,
and the British Mali COmpsny's steam
eFs viii call there hereafter, instead Of
st. Thomas, IS at present.
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w. D. LYLES, nj. D.,
ate Surgeon General Of Mississippi

II = 5 located in this city, and treats the dis
II eases peculiar 70 women and children a.
SrECI ALLIES.
T. csc i'm portant and interesting branches OF
Medical and surgical Science VIA alone occupy
his attention.
DR.. LYLES may be found at his office, under
the DelmOnieO House, corner Of Third anu
Madison streets, from o'ciUck am. to y m,
and pun to o 2. IN, tor private consultations.
N.B.-AccommOdaJion scared Tor patients
from a distance. j "a 3rn
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RICHMOED.

RICHMOND, July 24.-H. S. Higgins,
City Tax Collector, was removed to-day
by Gen. Stoneman.
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WHEAT! WHBAF! WHEAT

AM paying the highest price for good Wheat
l at Bluff City Mis-, 1877 Poplar street, and
have tor sale choice Family Flour, Cornneal,
Bran and shorts al prices TO suit the times.
--iag7 In, John INGFS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-25

Within the past week six deaths
from casualty have occurred at Niagara
Falls.
A ten acre field of wheat, near Platte
City, belonging to Mr.. White, recent
ly harvested, yielded i've hundred and
eightv-three bushels and TWENTY-FIVE
pounds of wheat. Was this ever beaten
or squAIed in the United States?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-25
INSURANCE.
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HONE OFFICE, Ne. 5Is olive Street.
ST. LOUIS.

D. A. JANUARY, President.
JAS II. LUCAS. Vioe-Preaids't.
WhI- L. SELBY. Secretary.
J. 5 MILLER. Asst Secretary.
MN. N BENTON, Gent Agent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-25
NOTICE.

At a meeting of the Directors OF the DeSoto
"a Insurance and Trust Company, held this
day at the Company's once, a dividend OF six
per cent tree of llovernnent tag, was declared
upon ths capital stock OF said Company,
July I, 1859 ], q. L0NSpAl.Es Secretary.
Ledger copy. i've
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATl, July zi--FlO1r hrLner, family
| g. - glp. Wheat quiet. Corn So. OaIs 65,JoUc
Me pork Is % Lard ~. sIos- Bulk snOUi.
d-rs l,5sc sides 1875. Bacon, shoulders Lac
SIDES IO54 g '634c. Hams ls}zgzQtzc. Butter Z7g
sc. Gru~erIss steady.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-25
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS
THE CITY OF MEMPHIS,
IN THE STILLMAN BLOCK.
CORNER or
Madison and Second Streets.

Open st all hours: supplied with newspapers
from every State In the Union; and every
Conservative American, Federal OF Confede-
rate, are always welcome.
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New ORLEANS Market.

New ORLEANS, July 2i.-CUtton quiet; mid
dhngs 5Oc; sales 80 uates wesk's sales t93
receipts 81 exports cOa5Jwlse +; STOCK 2JlU.
eJerEug exchange anu New AOrA slEht IN
changed. sugar and MOiasses quilt ami I'M
changed. FlOurquIeL, suPel1ine - 5j9S. Cora
qdIc., ylc. Hay arm and unchanged. Mess
PORK qui-t 80 ~ 80 70. BIco.l easy, shoulders
l34 l55zc clear sides a 40 Hlae. Lard, Lierces
lely lo54 &C Keg l94c ~ y +
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-25
THE mont PAINFUL PILES
DEADILY RELIEVED AND PERMANENT
II ly cured, without pbysie, by

II ~ cured, without pbysie, by
sehegeneII's GaIvanfe Instrument,
Almost ipstanfaneously and certainly. and
good tor q lifetime also, vaginal and uterine
diseases. IL Is not only an ingenious mechani-
cal device invented but a valuable therapeutic
principle discovered. Private testimonials Of
g1anted. we are prepared mona this time
forward to furnish them by express, or 70 Drug
gists generally, and BY wholesale In any guam
tity. on short notice and with liberal discount,
at the Factory In Raleigh, Shelby county. Tenn.
Address SCHEVEHELL & REMBERT, as
above, or at i6S Front street, Memphis, Tenn.
mali
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SOUTHERN LIFE ASSURANCE COM.
BANV az MEMPHIS

SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANX OF IA MEMPHIS.
We call the attention Of our readers to
the card Of the Southern Lille Insurance
Company, published in this issue OF the
Appeal.
Il is unnecessary to do more than point
to the organization and the list Of officers
and directors, yet fsttering ourselves
that our paper is known by many who
do not know some Of the names con
nected with the Company, We will say
fsw words.
Mr.. Woodruff, the President, not nom
inally but sctiye, and devoting his time
to the duties of his office, has made rep
utRtion enough as a successful business
man, land since the war President Of the
Memphis and Ohio RaiirUSd Company,
to retire on il if he so wished.
Ben. May, the Secretary, is one of our
oldest and most successful Underwriters,
IS Is attested by his position as President
Of the Memphis BoSrd of Underwriters.
The Assistant Secretary, Mr.. Patterson,
il thoroughly competent for the respOn-
sible duties devolving upon him.
I. A. Nelson, Esq, President Of the
Chamber OF Commerce, and Col. Frank
White, President Mississippi and Ten
nesses Railroad, are Vice Presidents of
the Company.
The patrons of the Company may well
congratulate themselves upon such prom
ise rs such q Board OF Directors gliaran-
tees. After t4o years OF struggle, the
Company has passed the crisis, and en-
tiers the third year with more than am
pie capital, and surplus and prospects
bright and flattering. The arrangement
lust perfected ia Kentucky, Georgia,
and the CarOlinGs, and the management
in such hands means business, and ex-
plodes the idea that Southern enterprise
must necessarily fail and fall to the
ground.
IL is the solemn duty Of every man to
insure his life, and all things being equal,
1t Is no less his duty to patronize bis
own Institutions and keep his money at
home, and thus enrich his own section.
We do not hesitate TO say that il Is an
impossibility, either here or else
where, 70 get the same number of
business names together, better entitled
TO credit and confidence. They are de-
lermined on one point, and that is. to
test our Southern people, and see il they
viii patrOnize q Southern insfitution.
and ia the case Of the Southern life
they offer the opportunity upon the
naked question of equal ability. These
OF our citizens who have heretofore avn
pathized, but stood back, fearing the an.
terprlse az experiment, can now come
iofHafo and help build up, by insuriHg
IN Their own home institutions.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
ATLANTA.

ATLANTA, GA, July "A The Column
bus prisoners viii be released on so, 600
bail, each.
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EAGLE COTTON GINS.

WI are the Sole Agents for the sale of these
w unrivalled Gin Stands. For beauty OF
STAPLE. LIGHTNEss or DRAFT, AND QUANTITY
OF LINT COTTON turRed out per day they are
UNSURPASSED. Reference can be safely made 70
every planter who ba4 given them lair trial
Where mule power is used, they make saving
OF from one-quarter TO one-thiFd the draft
OVER ANY OTHER GIN. We are also agents for
hTRkUB75 GRlSc MILLS, and WHEELER,
GLEMSUH Il co.'s CIRCULAR SAWS.
meCOMRS a CO.,
Dealers in Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,
S2216 aud S24 Main Street,
iyIl 3n Memphis. Tenn.