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nIEsn.

| In Baltimore on the 3lst ultimo, ADAM AZ
BERGER, In the sI1ty-ffth year Of his age. Goa
At his late residence, in New Orleans, on the 18th
| May, WILLIAM II. PAXTON, ESQ.,, aged fifty
nine years, a native of Rockbridges county, Va,
but for the last twenty years resident OF New Orr
leans, and aleading member of the Louisiana bar.
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Isssss and modssty. and q hsshl,y rs

glene4e INA MoooStys oAasA = -
spected. IS.
ana was there the neighbor of Senator Ross
who FIR this reason took rooms at Mr..
REAa's house when ho reached Washing
ton. Daring the late impeachment trial the
Senators s0ts MAS 8 subject Of speculation.
and many rnmors. Among ths thingsbsaid
was that g vraSrR REAx had influenced
him % vote for acqnit sins M. JoHSsos.'s' =
Whether the OF moi. II was found that Miss
RKsAM inclined q, the President, and Mr..
RtSs voted FOR ;him, and that MS; enough.
me-. B,Saaax undertook, The ono act
ofsreysnse npon this poor CIR He intro sa
dnssd a,resslntion ordering shsroon occt1
pied BY Mias RsAM 10 10 listed up as g.
prison fSr WosILs1, and The room opposite.
To- be asssd up fof q guard ROOM These
rooms had been .lstssred "a nnd 3 in the
morning by order the s danag G and
the resolusioE II BINaH1N specified them
as Aand B, whom thers;sEere other rooms
in the basement thus lettered. 81 fs -
The resolution was passed, and Miss
REAa had to move ont her casts and mate.
sials at great Inconvenience and with great
asnger to the model she was preparing. q
Afser the resolution WAS adopted, 8 mo-
ton was made on Friday TO reconsider i,
pending which most disgracefui debate
occurred. One General MORGAN ,,os Ohio,
took position as the champion Of Miss
REAM, and recised The alleged purport of
q conversation between her and JpLIAN, Of
Indiana "a, whereupon that gentleman got
up, gave his version, proclaiming sS itseon-
cInsion that WINNIE REAM OF, anybody else
who gave different version lied No one
viii be surprised to learn that the man
who made this proclamation on the floor of
Congress has been publicly corhided OF
home by one Colonel MEREDITH. He richly
deserved another application Of the cow
skin. $50 - ~ altsS e
r BUTLER THE BEIsr was naturally inspired
BY this example Of blackg aardism and
cowaraice TO make an essay to divide the
infamy with JULIAN. He gloated over this
brutal act, declaring that the young lady
should not have dollar for her work as
long as he had anything toado with the
Committee on Appropriations, and that the
statue was thing that ought to be broken,
rs it did no honor to Mr. LINCOLN or the
country. 7Ejs't' - q - 4 &
Allthis malice towards a poor girl upon
suspicion Of an act which she Indignantly
denied, Fit exhibition Of manhood and
honor for Radical congressman, go fy,,,f,,
! Miss REAMi is sadly unfortunate in being
ut the mercy of such heartless men, but is
hardly: more. fortunate in her volunteer
the swelling General MORGAN,
who, having defed her enemies inadvance,5
wilted down before JULIAN and BUTLER,
md left her to her fate. What q Congress
IF shameless blsckguardsl -.
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LETTER noM--LExINGToK.
co,,rrr,eesypondenceof the Richmond Dispatch,
Society Gslsbratioas-soms Practical Hints
to Managers of College g Commence
n,sats . and e Celebrations t'-EraBiHd-
t;ons at the College. ii I. s5tsss
sLEx1NeTos. Va, May 2s, 1868. !,

LEx1NsTos,gY Va, May 2s, 1861
). In the commmencementa programme Tor
Washington College published in yester-
days Dispdteh gyeu omit the names Of the
representative Of the two societies. They
are as follows. Washington Society," j.. B.
Weller Jr.,of California, orator, and j.
w .Drnlap, tof Virginia, medalist- Graham
Society,". 8. Barlow, Jr . of kentucky
orator, and j. q. McLeary, Of Texas, me.
dalist. ssEsITsJf@ fffssttss G--lFsfjts 9yt's-
: The 8 Ugly Climb n of the college haze
their celebration ON Monday night the I4th
of June, and lively time is expected. .4s,
. The enterprise shown by the Dispdt
in reporting college announcements; edus
.cational conventions, SC, makes the paper
q general favorite with all who take infe-
rest in such matters. BY the way, your
correspondent would respectfully throw
out several practical hints to those cwho
have the management taof g eornInenee-
,ments !" and society celebrations, which; if
carried out, would, in the Judgment of
many, greatly enhance the interest Of such
2oceasioris.fTe s55si a:fiGyqshtgof aL.l Us
l. The exercises are frequently Iso long
las to be wearisonne. Too many speeches
are, crowded together, and the results that
the last speakers are atsyery great disad-
vantage before worn-eut audience Bet.
ter have the speeches at different hours, or
omit them altogether, than to crowd them
SO as to mar and destroy the effect of the
OCCASION sa aitN F9GStia9 rt's 2sE9
2. Young gentlemen {snd old ones, tooD
frequently make grand mistake by hav-
ing their speeches too long. aGatf taTa. 81
i 8. A very common practice with us has
been for the orators on such occasions TO
choose political subjects. Before the war
we had glowing eulogies on the GLORIOUS
Union," and since the war we have had
dissertations on !" the situation,n until it
would be airelief to hear something else.
Surely the broad domaine history, litera-
tllre, and science: affords ample themes,
without robbing the musings From shis
knowledge of the orators, your correspond
emit would hope that We shall have more
taste in this respect ut our approaching
college commencement. Kin so e 2
The young gentlemen of the college are
now in the. midst of their examinations,
/, which are said to be more rigid! than ever
before. 95'7s = 3IaH.s,, = OCCASIONAL.
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CaNssRyArIyE MEETase Il At DoyER.
MISEs.-rThe VASES Conservative mset-,
Ing al Dover Mines Guoch lands county, on.
Saturday last, which was largely attended
by both whites and blacks, at which stissing
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Tee HoMEsTnxp Pnos1sroA I'm the Sc
nate onk Saturday Judge TURasuLI said
thu homestead provision Of the Arkansas
-ecnsttuticn- was prospective. Ours is re
irrespective, and therefore in relation of
the Federal Constitution. =,
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,,sATrEMpr TO EscApE.-Three negroes at
tempted to escape from the penitentiary on
Saturday night. They followed the track
of Montelle, and had reached the lower cell
and were about to itenter the culvert when
the light tbey.carriedi betrayed them to the
outer guard, who gave the alarm, and they
were secured.
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3flle. Mrquera. A Novel. By Nine.
GEORGE SAND. New York: GEORGE W.
CARLETON & Co. -
Folly as It Flies; Hit at By Fanny Fern.
& New York: CARLETON s. Co. 4, -, Is.
q These two books, from two females quite
Distinguished in their separate ways and
degrees, We have received from g. Z. BrD-
GOOD. The SAND novels are. quite ..notori7:
GUS, but have not received the endorsements
of:any high authority In morals. FANNY
FERN, sister Of the late N. P. WIf11s, is
the wife of JAMES PARros. She is aeon
siderable scold, and is much given to mus
tard and cayenne in her writings. She
has written,a wonderful amount Of 9 light
reading, :, beating her brother immensely
in quantity She was q premature !" blue ps.
stocking, and her voice has grown sharper
as she has grown older. She dedicates her
book to5RoBERr BONNER, the hero of Hum
bug. "at'ss. s',+ e Fl - e - -
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!; WHITsUNTrDE.-The negroes continue to
celebrate this old Virginia holiday. Yes
terday the tobacco factories were closed,
md the hands promenaded the streetswith
their sweethearts, In the full enjoyment Of
otium cum dignitate. A large picnic party,
occupying nine cars, went to Petersburg,
and had q gay time. Others spent the day
in awaiting themselves Of the. privilege Of
riding on the ,street-cars rhfog eft al agm
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B NEGRO MEETING on THE SouAhE.-Last
evening a number Of negroes, principally
women and children, assembled on the
Square to .hear9addr dresses from colored ora
tors in the interest of the IS IS irrepressible =
DE. Bayne for Congress. The Rev. Nelson
Woodbridge, Of Norfolk, one Of the district
canvassers, opened 1.-The proceedings with
prayer and wound up with aspeech. He
was followed by several other speakers. 5os
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ylval Of the old nsgro hilsrisy thsk i think.
It noticeable as a6 OMEN Of happy angury
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Guarantee capital. asa ga
Income toist April isss fiscal yesrl ........ S,sS
4 Number OF policies issued, al-iDsurins a. ss..
None claim as zoe. Showing the largest ayerase
q. policies Of any American company, and success
Tissues all kinds Of non-forfeiting LIFE and EN-.
DOWMENT POLICIES and also POLICIES
upon RETURN PREMHUMPLA -
NO RESTRICTION OF TRAVEL OR RESI-.
9sSin DENCES sr8:st -
In any part or North America north or the south
ern cape Of Florida, or In Europe at any season or
the year.
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Assets employed here for the general benefit
Desirable FIRE AND MARINE RISKS iny.
ted. t,a ~, ~,
Oflce No. l2l4 Main street
d. j. HARTSOOK, President.
DAVID I. BURR, Secretary.
!. B. C.9WHERRY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
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NONFEDERATE BOOKS, &c.

-. .
5RANDoLPHs& ENGLISH viii bny or take In
exchange nj! kinda of BOOKS. and for some or the
80 VCONFTDERATE PUBLICATIONS @ So
high prices VIII be paid. For Law. SCHOOL snd
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS, and, BOOK-BIND-
ING, call at l32o Main street, -, ap 70
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J.. e. EDWARDS, President.
WILLIAM r. iSAACs, Vice President.
d. j. HARTsOoK, Secretary ~ 81
CHARLES Fl. SMITH, NJ. D.. Medical Adviser.
---------J0 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE,
n n 11--JSn kw1rN Gpparrl want
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
IMPEACHMENT. TRIAL, SPEECHES,
IL ARGUMENTS, and VOTES, ip full, mailed 10
any address for 5dcents. address
j. WALL TURNER, Bookseller,
.mYs7 u llIs Main street, Richmond, VS.,

NEW BOOKS, OLD BOOKS, AND RARE
in BoOKS..-we will send ANY BOOK. no mat
ter by whom published manufactured, or adver-
tised TO any address, postpaid on receipt Of price
- !, - ss,s,..-. = u. r. BELL d Co.,, e &
Booksellers and Stattoners 81
4 mi, 10 ~ G2sf m 8gs3 ~ Eyncfbprx Va
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T,HE ARLINGTON MUTUAL LIFT
COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHARTER, ns7.
Home once, lsh Main street, Richmond =,
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TrsCiEa1CE Cosar1NTra
THE mutual ! LIFE /,

Is now By, far thes9WEALTHIEST COMP lvy
IN THE WORLD. IT Is conducted On The n, :,
principle which time and experience has proved
be ultimately safe and tsrstworthy Its asset ~
noEmyested In fancy stocks or personal serurities
bat In bonds and mortgages on real estate. heinz
drst len ON SANE, and Thus placed beyond ths
The company, beng purely mutual, d.yidey ;.
whole profits annually among the assured and
or 70 purchase additional insurance, at tie ontic
-. u. n: WALKER q CO., Agents.
49,, -. 40. lot Main street.
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NYo,TIc]E-To' ALL INSTRUMENTATION.
10 BARRELS KEROSENE OH TO ar
= "a u /. r-s siye ats,srrHp1rIn nrnrR YraEaAR

TOR SALE, $40, O0N CITY OF PEfERg-
E BURG Sex PER CENT. GOuPOE BOMBS
81 y asest THOMAS BRANCH b co.. 55s
gssS Bankers and CDmmsssfon Nnxch9nEs 81.
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THE POPE AND PROTESTANT
ISM.
The EpiscepaILans to Answer
the P0pe'S letter.
From the \. Y. Herald Of surdar ]

From the n. Y. Herald of Sunday
It would appesr that the Protestant
Episcopal Convention entertaiDs the
idea OF addressing q letter to Plus the
Ninth, as Bishop Of Rome" which is
ROW awaiting signatures at Trinity
Church, with reference TO the invitation
go generously extended by the Holy
Father to all the outside Churches to
come into one fold, under the auspices of
the Eeumenical Council to be held in
Rome next year. Anything that savoTs
OF harmony in these disturbed and
mixed up times is acceptable. To see
the lion lying down with the lamb
would be a delightful spectacle. Why
should not the American E E9iscopalian
Church respond 10 the call OF the Roman
See? The Presby yterisn Church in Eng.
land has already ests tsbiished a precedent.
Long before the Pops proposed the union
Of the Churches the London organ of the
PfesbyteriAns in England suggested that
he, ss chief Bishop of the Church. should
issue such an invitation, and offered to
send delegation to Rome in response.
Sincs the time when Henry the Eighth
changed his title Of DetenSOr FIdelis to
Defdn1Gt0r FI0IeIis, joined hands with
Luther and Germany and BECAME q
RteAlcE SSCHeeltHlsb Lldl JS1 15f5Dl D9VlS,
there has been DO direct communication
between the outsiders and the Papal See.
But the old saw says "it is never too
late to mead" There were no tele-
graphs or railroads in the days of Bluff
Harry and blnff=r Martin Luther. We
can make both ends meet much easier
now than in those days. The Pope pro-
poses it. The Presbyteriaus Of England
suggest it. Why does not the Episco-
paiian Convention Of the United States
give over its miik-and-water discussions
about candles, censor5 and little boys
muslin robes, and take hold of the new
idea-new at. least in cur day-promul-
gated from Rome and suggested in Lon
don, that ali men can live in Christian
unity, sheltered in one fold and protected
by one shepherd. If some such sensible
notion as this was entertained by the
Convention it might accom-
plish something better for religion and
morality than the friv0lities with which
its time has been occupied.
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WANTS.

VETANTE u a LADY OF good character and
w 8 CO 10 2leLe mistress and owner II q sew
tng Machine. q place 10 sew, or would take
8 place IA sJ-l= Er-Vs-e fs5El.y address
Oc.S II JOHN ID. ALLEN.
VEANTED-A 6rst-ClRss Dry Goods sales
W man who Csu control 5 large IrECe IL
Arks Zsss, PzTi itcCl s-se. IN ~. Francis coI.ty.
None ned app ) unless he can influence =
lsrKe trsCe 10 ths huu- e. address. n writing,
lock-oox -, >tstiuE Csps5iIty. oc.s 81
W EEl-Tc rent = bssidence conveufent
W l. bC-iEesS, sJmeW here between EE-
eAsuEs and Vance stT1egS ard ngt more than
two or three sc laIss 1r9m Main, COntsinins z
as9Rs Eve or SIX rooms besides se-vasJs' room.
Address tnl7 1T Jya n AINS:IE.
TUANTED-By g CON Petsat man . situation
w IS Eo1E-E5ep per O. -alegEoan-a Cotton
and Gr0cery hruss pTsf=. RED. The applicant
hsS been engaged n bUsi i-gss IN sEemuE-as for
Twelve y. r Tne oe~t OF city and county lC-
fsreEce- Giv~n. Address T. care =. i. ksaIlElE
APPEAL q re- Esll
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FRANZ BLAIR ON STANTON
A Photograph From Life OF tIle
Late Secretary of war.

In a speech made st MattooD, H., on
the 10Th inst, Gen. Frank Blair said:
Now, my felloW-citizens, have been
charged With being extremely leBlent to
the rebels with seeking 70 have them
all pardOned. would pardon all whom
the safety Of the Republic did not re-
quire should be punished. I would be
willing to see all tried aHd punished
whom the safety and welfare OF the
country required should be tried and
punished. And, therefore, should not
stop short with the trial of Alexander
II. Stephens. would like TO Try an
other man or two. 1 would like TO see
Edwin NJ. Stanton put upon bis trial.
fCheers and laughter. A voice
ohm a. Logan
Gen Biair-He is too small an affair.
ICheers and laughter.
I would like to see Edwin NJ. Stanton
tried, and I would be willing to be the
prosecutor. will tell you what could
prove: could prove that Edwin NJ.
Stanton was the Attorney General un-
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The Germans have introduced beer
into Itsly, and already it has come into
universal use.
The Pittsburg Post Gays The Abbot
Of the monastery at st. VinceDts, Vest
mOreland county, received, prior to the
election, several letters threatening to
barn the property of the institution il
the men connected with it attempted
to vote. These letters were written by
the friends Of John Covode, as the votes
we're certain to be east against him. The
district is now contested by the scalawag
because the voters from the above named
iDstitutiOn were Catholics. They were
subject TO draft, pay taxes, and entitled
to vote by the same rules which govern
other citizens. The only trouble is they
were not cast for the Republican candi-
date,
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STOLEN.

"ORSz STOLEN "A I-Et Tuesday nIgGL
II about Al l'ClJ-F, Oh nay i0t, ny rioInz
HUrSE. Z -Ioved him SIS lar - Holly Springs
ans LsGTange. The tEIgf offered him for sale
IA both tFe IrEery stables a. Holy sp1ugs
an inclined 70 O. INK he vi q make u the Me-
bile and OHIO Railroad. Ssl1 no So Is . large
bay, 175s ha-ds g.. very broad scro>E The
hips, a illIs Isrze on a1e let 70 tlsl tbs
riEht. lzfr Hfrd feo whsfe. bread Q u rcrehea1.
walks and LrCfs vel. aud a y %. iO1--I, VeEy
shorr HOdy Tor a here o. his q ; on tls left
sh 0uf der s g brand II snd = z. under r., snd
. !. P. on The left lip; ss1uls and harness
MARKS srOuD1 his E-rLl, scar ca one 5f his
ankles. don't reclil when maze 2 little
Woru D. collar. 7 " y give ELsy q Cl -Ts for
the recovery Of tue horse gr Sly IL formation
80 tat I vii get him zgain OF one hundred
Dollars Tor the thief and ECIse.
FL EOTDT.
SardIs. Miss, October ], 1863 oc5 I'M
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ALsERT PrKE. CHARLES ". ADAMS, Z. r. PIKE
PIKE, RDABS & PIKE,
kttOrneys. Solicitors & PrOctOrS

A TTEND 20 easas IN The different Courts sit
n TING at M5Iophla, aud IN the river Counties
Of ArEzDaas.
So Ths Senior partner will hereafter eszDe-
cfally attend % eases in the s1preIue Court o.
TenBesses, and IA the supreme Co1rt AMI
Court Of claims OF the United 81 tss Al " sGh.
ingtou. being OF ths hTn Of PIKE q JOHN
son. OI thsl c.ty.
corner Of Court and second st-ests.
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Of this year exceeds by nearly 50, GOO that
for President in 1864, and by 55 600 that
for Governor in 1856, which latter was
the largest vote ever previously polIed
By the State. Examining these figures
more closely, the fact is revealed that
with the exception of the vote of 1867,
the increase in the Democratic vote in
1868 over that Of the three other years
mentioned is greater than the cores
ponding increase in the Radical vote,
to-wit:
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ALBEIT PIX
ALBEIT PIKE RoBERT v. goBEsOs.
PIKE 4 JOHNSON.
Attorneys, OOEnselI9Fs & Solicitors

rF,HIs nrra viii practice IN she United States
Supreme Court snd Court Of Claims, and
vii attsud % tbs recovery OF debts, accO ants
and claims sgziust the Govern m-eIt OF indi-
viduais, and 70 business before Congress or N
The Departments.
The senior member Of the 0rm Gate OF the
Mem Uhls A DpeEl has long been known IN The
highes5 courts Of the country ana the junior
haa ad large experience IA departmental aflI
other busiBssa dn-tBg Tnany years OF public
service in tss Hou=e aud Senate. Tasy Offer
their best sDd fa1tbf ful services 10 those v no
may need them ly5-EeplO "
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4 HAVE two beautiful and well improved
Plantations lD Lee county, Ga. within
three miles OF the city o. Albany. bounded Dy
enc Of the best railroads in The State, and 3
me Lot aud cfmmociJus Dwelling H. The cify,
which I Will q y sel OF exchange Tor other
ass a. WRTG6 st.
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NOTICES.
NnpEEE.

FTyHERE viii De = Eass-lpg CT the Incorpors-
L tors and -IoC kbola=TE O. The &e-s phu,
Eclly -priHgs. OkaloLa sud sslIra Railroad
al Oza ora on s.O> Day November 9Th, fOr
the uurposs Of organ zzbs0n. 4 pF0mpJ and
full attendance % eZ pected.
ooI1 \ r FORREST. President. pro ten1.
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Notice.
NQEErA.

THAVE a good EIG6TY SAW PRATT GIN,
which viii sell cheap. 1 refer 10 Hessrs.
GaIbreatD, slew AT q Co.
- tr & WRIGHT,
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\ comparison of this vote with that OF
the ; ate in 1864 1885 and 1867, shows
that the Democrats nave 10 in their
power to carry the State for Seymour,
provided, Of course, that the Radicals are
prevented from repeating the frauds by
means 81 which they obtained msjor-
ity on the I3 h inst. The figures are:
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LAWYERS.

JOHN P. CARUTHEEs. WH J.. SYKES.
CARCTaERS & SyKES,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Ayres EatEdfng,
East side Court square, MeUphiSf Tenn.
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REWARD.

ON REyF ARD stolen frsm me on the
SCOU Iiglt Il the 9th inst, at BIC gsFay
station, -. & q R 4 one 1srk brown or black
MARE MULE years OLD, about IS hands
hign IN go orC 2, marked with I-JUer 90 y On
mp 4 q .DRv- EEu g.. recent y rriunms q q 2.
IaE-n a. -su1e time, one IighE sprlEg WAGON
pairtsd dark crown, pretty muca worn. with
a. u. WOOD
oc-C 81 3ll Front GL.esJ, Msmp phls.
Qann REV ARD s-orn stiou warted OF
SZOU Oh aRLs- Dow, vh0 le hOIns on FL
Day moral. z last, the ? Q tn 6. Is painter oy
trade; a VI fse- luche IN hiEht; heavy
Sci; temp exon hlGe eye- EetFy black
nous. a he. ntn Ou -1- 2 he Iz14 bone black
clOtu sllJ and MlzE l-sl-d BOO e. Aay 1DiQr-
matiyu Ear may lead 90 GLs wr-r8 zuyutS Will
be tzankr-liy received 10y is dis. reSsec we,
or q reward Cf Two Huadfei 10 iars vii De
paid 'O- his B0dy II cesc- E- 90 IS feared he Ess
murdered for sis Is0ley, a-- he wa r1prOzea u
have hsd one ELOlsan nd dc lars on hi- pscsOn, a
sod walcn aud aeavg grEved ring.
Mrs. NARY r. DOW.
rs NJ4rye ,.r eL eEteL0 red,
oe-T-1w Memphis. I-n~.
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TAILoRS.
MURRAY & RIDcELY,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
81 Madison Street,
II AVE Just received their magnificent and
al beautiful assortment OF
FALL AVID WINTER GOODS

The best and handsomest ever brought to this
market. Our friends and the public will please
accept our thanks for the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon as. Hoping to merit
a continuance Of the same in the future, We In
Wits them AL TO call and examine our stock
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and he VIII be pleased 10 ses and wait on nis
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