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New-York tribune., 1868-04-16
ApRIis H. MuILER AnetiOneer.
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PREMISES ON
RAsT POuRTRRSTH-sT.,
MAR UNION RIFrU-AVH

ApRIAS MULLER p r. WILKINS Co. win sell Al Asclon
TUESDAY April A. al IL O'clock o. the Exchange saesroo Ne
III Broadway: ~, :,
RAsT lease Of lots together WITH tn
brown house situate the north SO:
Of R. Fourtesuh between the Fnhsve and and
inovr II Ra FoureeDthst The lease Vas Barren Lease
has y.an run from May 1867 at sana. ground real o.
1es with for renewal bulnp DO
paId for 50IoJ fact Jinebes This property desras To-
and the buildings Al ncae cost o
eoursrsa Int s0'sA FOs uS, l P,lscain' PPF s,
uegssn Vf
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o. HOISE and bttWppn
LOR SALE-An elegant COUNTRY SEAT at


HOR SALE-At W 1lOW BrOOk, StlUtn lsldnu,
about bali miles south Of Port Richmond small FARM
about 20 together with odsOned comfortable House
poultry house. The premises under good eala alton,
vel stocked h shade and Ornamental trees about 30 nut trees
vegetable garden small fruits asparagus and strawberry beds
abundance Covering Gc &c brook the
property suppJng large Gsh pond The location Is elevated fn
he1hv occupied BY the and
While occupied active business h this city Communication ~ 1t 10 u
Port Richmond eight times daily acl and
Increasing twelve The Eho will be sol With horse
three wagons farming tools hay &c, &c. or S3o Pay
meuts easy as 70 terms Address A. o. w. Tribune Ofce.
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Gonntru YtaI Esfatt for Sale.

A FINE RESIDENCE for SALE, or TO LET
AZ sAgs Springs within Eve nnais. Val Of CSnsr' o. kI.
. Sgs Inc T.,sSs pl.s p Of br n bod, a,
with corner lo' SOIiS6 facing south gooq ean
has PO reception diains sitting ard bath
scor contains l.,s. and rith sotss
Ts PSse. a. ssd FUo,s comfort PoPsy . Ior: M q
MoRRY. s,raicE, sprars, N Y
A FINE GRASS FARM of 11s acres, one mile
"A from New BHnsriet hud5S AIss Ed I'D IN good SrdsI 9 O.,
Of 4O sees good A. buns good soil Pfee SlSoo Farm Of
IS 1 . Pes e'1 s S' % Ts at StS B BuDsl and are a
al WARREN s. SMITH Co.. no ISL Broadway basement
A RARE OPPC,. ,.TUNITY.-For SALE in
A Ee W s sa s Of 5s on: & s tD from dsSo
of sF' " miles i' city ''-'I cgatsdG i sHAnFE s; 30
A DESIRABLE PLACE on Central Railroad
acre. sna high rrouo5 Ssas ,s%. isp
and miles from Elizabeth ''S oYr fai mLITS ffgS 'sfi cs @
BURLINGTON, y. J.-Brick DWELLING
1 @Sofa1S % oRs R ,qfs s. T %se5 R.S S % G1
BEAUTIFUL PLACE of 25 acres near
I'D POUGHKEBPsiR-Isg. handsome HOUSE, good oabnldrss
SSsi~s fsSSf % i'' location ''' S~ O- % 'AVOA0 40 1''
CLIFT0N, on Erie Railway 80 minutes from
LOTS for SALE 90 easy esdy May any house
o person, Sa sGns % % ySs. $ s M o sSg @ S
C,n BISHOP at .h dpo, No go Broadway Room no
EOR SALE-A dwelling HOUSE and between
s1 and seven acres GLAND orchard lbesBg young
trees ouibung,siab barn tool
boae heuerJ and gardeners cottage besuial lawn ever
and ems 800 feet Of ver o giving TO owner boag bing
fshBg privileges hey nated The east bank Of the s
s River u miles from Newark hour from City Hall New
York; Summer houses the ground in hgb state o
views surrounding country Price S50 not sold tee
VII be leased (psy furnished desd Inquire Of b.
BYSNBR. No l89 Broadway, New.lork
LNOR SALE-An elegant COUNTRY SEAT at
S1s ing or Es Ry oPPs 2 sasa
elegantly tushd large stables AMI coach house lee
house all b for without regard to cost aa all
In perfect order .
fhe grounds consisting Of q sseny and aIsicaiy ar
ranged into walks aud abuuy sorks With Al end
Of shade ard ornamental the whole presenting
complete well the handsomest seat IN tue yenY
City It's completeness leaves no,lng 20 be desired
This property which 10000 mu be sold At great re-
duotion from tie original cost.
Pinest
q a q d.. SIntnr Inlnrd
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Sutton Sales Of gtal Gstatt.
. J. CoLk, AuctioneeL d.. =
nOgITIVF SALE of 100 VALUABIE LOTS

on PuonAys Stone and HopkinsOn and Hsfkinsr,
Turton some and Ha This sale offers great Inducements 10
~ we'll those wishing purchase for their residences
Futonse for nearly mils Of hs
length To be sold TUESDAY April a. at II o'clock the Cy Sales
roam PA Building No. 10 Courtt MoniAgue Breokr
ready At the ece Of the AueOnesr No ss Fason
Rfoolly
New-York tribune., 1868-04-16

ELIFTON, on Erie Railway, 80 minutes from
~ ChambensL-YerT tue BUILDING SITES, or HOUSES and
LOTS SALE ready May style Of house built 70
persons buying lots payments locality unsupss's for
good &c Take 9s train from foot Of Chanbe 81
RroalNax Room NO
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TERMS LIBERAL.
PARRISGTOS L ROCKWELL. No ! Getty Hous..

LOR SALE-In Montclair, X. d., stone
HOUSE. rooms fBs prospect fountain. omhuag, 10
Sroye fruit HOUSE u hfss sides fae
acres Gothic COTTAGE. 10 rooms Oas Frssch
HOUSE Is rooms oag private park One bs,aa. HOuSk. IS
foous shade tres one bai HOUSE 10 room, p,for lIs
library ug GI2 ier ine prospect Pefous
ssntug hne location and resleu VII end for their interest
HInins within mill u depot hsur from Erw York
New-York tribune., 1868-04-16

0TYick ASSISTANT QuARrBKxAsrxKGgxsKAL,t
No II srArEsI., NEwfoRK CITI April u, iS6&
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited and will
- be received this oe Il ooek m oa SATURDAY APra
IL, 1868, Tor The delivery % this Department.: -,
-Four "a DRAFT HORSES color gentle hsrsss
no. less than Isl hands high weight less than Io No. % 'oan
and from Sin % years old -.
The Uuised States the privilege rejecting any or al '
bids II deemed advisable. .fI' I'rL'--.
al the tine and date above stated 49,,
Proposals. should Dc rdOred Proposals. T HSsse1S az
10 the undersigned. RUFUS LsoALir =,
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Proposals.

:. No 4srArssr. NKv.foRx, April H. isa
PROPOSALS Tin duplicate) will be received
S the undersigned Until s9tl 10 m THURSDAY, leth inst, for
500 barrels PORk-MESS OR PRIME MESS-of the cez
Western packed in falLhooped oak ash barrels with
hoops
$50 pound. tr.s quality THOROUGHLY SMOKED clear
ribbed BACON SIDES. In nsrces
1000 barrels OF int quality extra supsns souhern ST. Louis
other brands Of FLOUR, suitable fer keno ~ wagls cna
13S2 barrels irsl quality HIN dried yellow CORN hBAL The
brands and place Of mAnufaet1rs be stated the bds
H0MNT. hrst quality white fnt No Such quantities
be required daring months Of April MAY iBd June fa
SPLIT PEAS hnt quality Such Quantities may be required
during the months OF AprL May, and June, 1908.
$4,000 pounds clean dry BROWN SUGAR. In bxush fall kssd
lined.
Bids for Sugar tG fe made duty paid.
5000 GALLONS Of the bsst quality Of PURE VINEGAR hale
barrels Of twenty-five gallons each
10000 pounds good hard SOlR.
$4,000 pounds Of good cesS dry SALT In strong ashs
barrels full head-iped -
1As alag tGds requirements Of bdd.r de- sssx
ssafsd ~prersous advertisements JrOR tLs cgL>
C. L. KiLBURx
Bvt Brg-Ges. and A. C. @. 4
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Srar6 Hn6 4ncnts.
A RESPECTABLE American widow wants
IA BOARD ia the country By the Address stating whlA
most Be moderate, w, BoI No l7f Tribune once
pOARD-A few pleasant rooms may be had,
EB with board No Ba Twenty fsts between Broadway s2
Fourth have
BOARD at No. "a UNION UARE.-Suitea
~ Of Rooms and Single Rooms
BOARD in a French family at Newport, X. I.
D-Prot BONNET No. 81 Touro will
family three or four pupils or small family as boardss
THREE gentlemen can be accommodated with
good BOARD and pleasant With private family At B-rses
Point n J. House about 10 walk from Hoass,
Boat and Railroad depot Address NJ Boz 40 $50 y Post 0n1e
TWO furnished ROOMS to single gentlemen
No boars; private family By sIhaye 80 Nest Theenth<A
ITO LET-Furnished or unfurnished ROOMS.
withou. board House has all modern Improvements oos refer
required Apply for three days l6g Broadway
Twenty seventh and Twenty eghth-sts
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". McNENRY
Surgeon Dentist,
SARDIS, MISS.
Manhood: How Lost, How
Restored.

4 Just published, a new edition Of DR..
Ga ulverwells Celebrated Essay on the
W radical cure without medicinel Of Sper-
maiorrhpa, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Seminal Losses, Impotency, Mental and Physi-
cal lncapacity, Impediments to Marriage, etc.
also, Consumption, Epilepsy. and Fits induced
by selfindulgence or sexual extravaganza.
fuy-Pree in . sealed envelope, only 8 cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable es.
say, clearly demonstrates, from a thirty years
successful practice, tina, the alarming conse-
quenees Of self-abusc may be radically cured
without the dangerous use Of internal medicine
or the application Of the knife pointing ont a
mode Of cure at once simple, certain and efee.
tual, by means Of which every sufferer, no mat
ter what his condition may be, may cure him.
self eheaply, privately, and radically.
td5-This Lecture should be In the hands Of
every youth and every man In the land.
Sent, under seal. In a plain envelope, 10
any address, postpaid, on receipt Of sir cents,
or two post stamps Also, DR.. Culverwellis
marriage Guide" price Is cents. Address the
publishers, CHAs. &c KLINE 4 CO,
I?1 Bowery, New York, P. 0. boz +,sse.
july4-ly
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

By virtue Of a decree Of the Probate Court
Of Pamela county, State Of Mississippi, rendered
therein at the February term, 1868, ! will, as
administrator de bonis non Of the estate Of
James II. Dyson. deceased, on Monday the 18th
day Of October, 1858. on the premises, offer for
sale 1t public auction 10 the highest bidder,
the following valuable aud improved plAnta-
ton, to-wit: All OF section one, in township
eight, Of range nine, west, In said county.
There is situated upon this tract Of land a hne
dwelling-house, out-houscs, gin-house, and i've
hundred acres Of the land Il cleared and in a
good state Of cultivation.
Tefms-Uns-fou fourth cash on day Of sale and
balance In twelve months.
W. II. SHORT,
Adm Do toni' ron of J II. Drson, as-'d
49,
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MARSH SALE.
Newton, Ford 4 Co,
~. ~ ia.

Newton, Ford 4 Co,
~. ~ "a.
Thomas Y. Brahan.
BY virtue Of a writ Of execution to me d.
rccted from the District Court Of the United
States for the Northern District Of Mississippi,
made in favor Of Newton, Ford 4 Co, vs.,
Thomas =. Brahan, ! will, on Monday, the ID
day Of November, 1868, at the courthouse
door in the tow Of Pamela, in the county Of
Pamela, State aforesaid, within lawful hours
offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash, The
following property, to-wit; All Of section LAND
No II, and the north half of section land No
20, all In township !, Of range 8, west, in sale
county, together with II head Of Mules, I heat
Of horses | mare, 2 colts, and 40 had Of cattle
as the property Of defendant to satisfy said eI.
ecution and costs.
JOHN BLEyfss,
sel9-3t US. Marshal.
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Dumb Aguc, Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, Jaundcc and Enlarge
ment Of the Spleen, or Ague Cake.

Having had indutdtbe evidence OF il prompt and certain effects from til. testimony Of a
multitude Of respectable citizens am0g whom are claSed some of our best physicians we do
no, hesitate to recommend this Preparation in a! care Of Fever and Ague and chnsa and Fever
indeed, from the facts In our possession Of It's intrinsic value II would ntb be too much for Us Il
state that when the directions are strictly complied with, re wanrnta cure in every case where
II is tried. III pleasant to tho mca and the cheapest medicine in the world. Therefore, 10
truth, tmay he declared the day Is not far distant when II must be appreciated and used in
The wonderful operation of the Texas Tonic Syrup in ncutmndng the effects Of mslarOus
poison in the human sydcn can only explain It's extraordinary agency In the speedy thorough
and Dc ornament cure oil Chms and Fever or Fever and Ague and all their kindred diseases 10
whateve form Of Billions Complaints they may make their appearance E
Asis name imports 81 a Tonic Of rare and medicinal virtues. composed Of tun and
harmless ingredients. and are so united rs to form compound alike Iihul In art beautiful in
.aue,r,nce md cal be taken with safety to the most delicate constitutions e! the result Of A
lifetime of experience and practice in n Southern climate Ind wa p0r Known to fail, even
where ali other remedies had been tried in vain. +. WI. .. rH#
Those who are unacqunnted with the extraordinary properties Of this home production man
.uhctard from roots and plants Indigenous 10 the sl Of our "ssbuy South" land hence
adapted TO the cue Of Southern climate dheae) are respectfully referred to the certificates Of
citizens whose names are embraced In q pamphlet which accompanies each bottle;
also the endorsements Of the press In all the Southern States indicating the many thousand
already performed by bur Justly celebrated Texas Tonic Syrup
The reports from hundreds Of Druggists Merchants and DcaleS from all parts Of the con.
are uniform in stating the medicine Is safe certain and reliable p a substitute for aunlne
and the poisonous compounds heretofore generally sold, and is rapidly mpphantng everything
of this class
ASS home enterprise it especially commcnds hsefDt The people Of this section oil the con-
who arc nov struggling in an effort Il, do way with old prjudhs In favor Of foreign
product, lnd may we lot hope foreign "Qaek NOsuums' the PpPhetor II which, in most
are governed By nothing but muuuary motives know nothing Of the properties fine
ldenal Agents and care nothing for bur interests except to snee our people into tn use n
their vile mixtures .t . .H"#'H
The Texas Tonic Syrup IL packed In asses oil two donn.
Dealers supplied upon better terms Than AM other remedy afona
MANSFIELD h HIGBEE, Druggists and Chemists,
Sole Proprietors, Memphis, Tenn.
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Texas Tonic Syrup, a certain cure
ir chills and fever, can be found at
i. II. Yates, Batcsvillc, and 7. c.
Mathews, Long Creek.
MANSFIELD & HIGBEI,
Sole Proprietors.
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col. u. G. Glenn, one Of Missis-
,ppps mast gifted citizens, died on
N, lglh ult.
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Steve. Blann, who keeps that clc-
|rnt bar at the Veranda Hotel, in
|srdis, says, that as new corn has
in, he will sell drinks at fifteen
|cu,s apiece. Go there!
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81. e.. d. ID. S12.
Oriode Gold Hunting Case
Watches.

OF the best make, Paten, movements uar.
rsn,ed ,imeksspefs, will wear equally a. veil
a. the best Gold Cases. costing from o., 10
sfs7, sc arc now selling them ladies and
Gentsmen's siEss, At only ti2 each.
Also = large variety Of beautifully chased
and enameled Oriods Gold Chains, Ear.ringr
and Pins, Finger Ring, &C, from ti TO a..
fully described in circular.
Agents wanted everywhere enclose two rod
stamps for Circular. n.
II Is not necessary 10 send monsy With The
order, .s !, can he paid 10 the errres agent or
delivery Of the goods
All letters mus be addressed 70
JANIS GERARD D co,
fyfa.- 0 ft-f- ~s-s. rsy Hf-1
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Dr.. C. Williams Balsam Of Wild
Cherry and Wood Naptha-a sure
|Cre for consumption, coughs, colds,
&C., for sale by W. c. Clarke. No
|prsOn affected by any of the above
should be without a bottle.
|Ty It! TRY ri! If.
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I, eamuposbssfs Asp Pltnoss All CON.
Nm, nusl Ie handed IN IN Wednesday
each wsek, and advertisements on
,,,l,, morning Failure 10 comply with
IA, iii cause publication 10 be deferred
n. x. ,nmIng issue u the paper
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| c~droS.-Middlipg Is quoted at
|sOaggIc, In Memphis.
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surpirr.--Thos. Il. Clarke, Esq,
been appointed Sheriff of PIANO.
b county.
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IT'S So-That you can obtain a
bitter picture Of yourself or "any
man." at Days Photograph
Gallery, corner Main and Union
streets, Memphis, than elsewhere. If
you don't believe it, go and sec for
yourselves.
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FOR THE CAMPAIGN


The ArrrlL, the largest and cheapest weekly
paper In Tennessee, will b. sent to subscribers
70. the ensuing four months a. a campaign
paper, at the very low rates given below
A a campaign paper, the ArrtiL will make
IL readers acquainted with all current, political
events, and whatever else may he Of Interest.
II will express lie own opinions fully and
freely a. heretofore, and continue 10 observe
the rules Of conduct that have always governed
it. I, has no new professions to make.
THE WEEKLY CAMPAIGN APPEAL
viii be supplied to clubs for the four ensuing
months;
9 copies 90
10 " F" ".r,,nnrt""...""'.",",..,,, y w
10 =" " 90
~ " ".....,,n,,a.,su.."s".,."",s.la %
A copy gratis will he sent 70 the MEND who
sends US a club Al these rates.
The Daily paper will be sent 10 clubs a, "
for four months.
aa29.'m ALBERT PIRE'kco.
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Nsw 0seHm Fgstl a We'll,
I~altstliis Afs nbe n gtesibt " \
large and vii azssfsaa lsstk NJ tali
and Winter sopis, whlth lhey viii
take bleasafs N shuvlas 70 Nj who
wiu hvss them witb . rail- Their
aask bas been veil aieetd, md
They ara prepared 10 seii rcpk .. iow
Ne They ean h. aHonIed IN any maf.
kei il de Mississippi vaIIey.
wnAf PLAstfm VAST ~
SOW wbtf 10 M the bsa prizes
iof their eotlon, and buy their sup
plies al The lowest figures and In
order 10 10 20, we recommend them
10 give ihoss reliable merchants,
Tobin, Lynn 4 90, $40 Main street,
Memphis, q trial Their stock u
supplies u unlimited, and their al.
yaniares Of disposing Of cotton at
the highest prices unsurpassed
CrRfous-rhe most palpablo hrcc
Of this age va noticed In The Ciarion
of the 2sth. a. Ames, 10 q proclaim
alton, signs himself "Brcv't. Maj.
Gen. u. y. A.. aud Provisional Gov
crnor Of Mississippi Under the
Constitution, which we have sworn
to support, one Of two thing Is Ger.
tain either Mississippi Is not q State,
or Ames is not Governor Which
Is Il? Who can answer?
-
We notice that one Of our Missis.
sippi exchanges complains Of The
rush Of local business, and says that
many advertisements are unavoid.
ably crowded OUT We are moi
afflicted in that way. Many of oul
merchants have received or are re.
cciving their fall stocks, but none o
them have had the audacity to le'
the public know it. Don't hide you
light under a bushel, gentlemen, bu'
let the people know you have good
to sell, and want their custom. Ad
vertising has never broken any man
while it is known to have made tn
fortunes of many.
Is Boorm ALlvE?-This is
mooted question; but one thing !
certain, that many who have actual,
killed themselves by the use Of qui
nine in inordinate quantities, and ar
%senical chill p%oisons, whilst trying I
cure fever and ague, would now b
alive, well and hearty, had they pos
scssed and tried a single bottle {
the Texas Tonic Syrup. This med
/, cine is purely vegetable, contains n
poisons, is pleasant to the taste, an
cures the chills certain.
MANSFIELD e. HIoBEE,
Sole Proprietors.
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Memphis Appeal.
TERMS.
INVARIABLY ~ ANyASCr

Any me getting up club " i've ~ more
tot The Weekly at the above rates will receive
a copy gratis.
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TUE Misunderstanding the past
hight or ten days, the weather has
been magnificent, and our planters
Pave made use of it, in picking
|c'tOn and gathering corn. We
|upect to see a large amount Of cot
tn shipped the coming two weeks.
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The New York Herald Of septen

The New York Herald of Septem-
Der 2sth says:
The Governor Of Alabama is GER
tainly not far wrong in his notion
that more national troops are unnec-
essary in that State. The presence
Of $4,000 soldiers in Alabama would
not be so effective in keeping the
peace as the Camilla fight will prove.
Now that the whole history Of that
event is seen, It is undeniably clear
that the negroes provoked the dis
turbance. They marched with their
Radical leaders, with music and arms
into a quiet town, COMFORTING them
selves in m offensive manner, max
ing a bullying expedition, and the
menace of their conduct was met as
IL Il were real. Niggers will see by
this example that il is not yet safe
to bully white men, and that will
prcvnnt collisions.
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Latest adviccs from Spain confirm
all previous reports that the insur-
gents are marching in force upon the
capital. The royal troops sent against
Santonder, since the capture of hat
city, who have been engaged in pur-
suing the rebels in that quarter, have
received orders to return to Madrid
for the protection of the capital. The
revolution is rapidly progressing in
the interior. The city of valladolid
has pronounced against the queen,
and the revolt has already extended
into most of the provinces into which
Old and New CASTLE are divided,
The Paris Monitew says, Alcoy, a
city of 10000 people, in the Pro-
vince Of Alicante, has revolted."
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FIX IT!-The bridge on the Val
y Road, about a mile and a half
tnm Pamela, has been left in an i'm
pssable condition for the past three
weeks, greatly to the inconvenience
ID persons living in that direction.
|lhe person whose duty it is, should
have il fixed without delay.
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yERAypA HorEL.-The best eat
'ns station anywhere between Mem
PAi' and New Orleans, is kept by our
.sver friend, Charley Richards, at
A'dis. His table is always loaded
With the best in the market, and bis
'ai'er' and porters are both polite
I'D attentive. The bed rooms are
'andsomely furnished, with a view
2 the comfort and convenience Of
as guests. This house should b
"nlir rssrcri,ai. .sal
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by the Use of the Mississippi Diarr

Sold by respectable Druggists and Merchants everywhere
Fer rs s. T. & 7lTr1 psr-ir. ,sd =. r vAyHEvs r-F e''s
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WHITE, KERR & RooTEs.-It is
|nly necessary for us to refer our
raiders to the card Of this house, that
hey may know where to send for
applies and forward their cotton.
The prOmptness of this firm in al!
%Slfness transactions with planters is
vii known, and they will continue
% receive the large trade they have
zen favored with from this county.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-06-07

Casarts. Loud cheers.1 I propose
to do it by telling men just what God
tells me- Twill do it BY doing what
the temperance Societies, which are
e8 hide e-hopnd as the churches, dare
not do-.s:ranine a Republican .caadii-
date for tie Presh3ency-the most
popular man in<Amsrica, scho can'aol
stand up before a glass Of liquor soith-
oas falling jdo,oa. IGreat silence,
succeeded by applause T will do it
by opposing the Republican party
when it bids me '6e silent about negro
suffrage North, ii eoiN hurt or party.
Be silent about General Grants drink
ing, ii eoiH hart his chances I reply,
God bids me speak what you bid me
forbear. 7 will speak, and let the
dead bury their dead, whether they
bury him in the White House or not. f"
Thank Godl the South has never
given birth to any such mad associa-
tions as this and hundreds of others
that have been engendered in the
Northern womb, 30 fruitful of mon
sters! !-Ric7mond Dispatch.