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NATIONAL THRATRE.-This is the last night
of Stuart Robinson and the excellent buriesque
company, which has been entertaining our cit.
zens this week, and the bill comprises "Mszep-
pa, "Black Tide Se-u-ssn," and Jones
Baby either Of which pieces ought of itself
TO crowd the theatre. This bill combines all
the attractions of the whole week, and also
brings out the full siren gti Of the whole COM
pany
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DLAsTIC SLATE ROOFING.

WIN. SEAMAN. ArchitAc. and Sols Licersae
for Pisstic Slate Root ns IN Wsshi y yton o. r..
town and AIeKsndris Old tin roofs made ma, T.
nentlS tight. Order. b. mail promptly attended,
To aud parties cal ed on.
Office Sil street. a,I,I,,-
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALr-STOCK, FIXTURES GOOD WILL
i and License Of Grocery Store situated south
east corner and 18th streets Call at once il you
wish bargain; good reasons for selling au I3-nt|
I'VE N. Ackers stone Yard. q lot of superior Ital-
ian Ma BILE MA MILES, which will be sold cheap
for cash. Inquire of N. Acker, office corner New
Jersey avenue and LIST street west
loot JAMES LEILEER
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATRE
Last NIGHT,
LAST NIGHT
LAST NIGHT
sIUshI kObsONs LAST NIGHT
MAIEPPAF
MAZEPpkr
- - - MAZGPPAl
OK THE CNIAMED ROCKING HoRss
JONES BARNF
yONss BABY
jones' BABY
ROBSON AS THr JEALOUS JONES.
r. I'DESf
RIDE s.
80. IOE s.
OR, TIE LITTLE BILL THAT WAS rAKrY
It. 3-prvcwc
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LOST AND FOUND.

e = REWARD.-Strsyed or stolen on the 18th
@C one BED HORNhD COW, with white face,
about years old, in good order. JOHN DOODY,
Limerick alley, Island. au Is ST.
SS REWARD Stayed or stolen, on Tuesday
C3O last, BED COW, white spot on ner back
crooked horns, holes In her ears The above re-
ward will be given if returned to G. MILLER near
Congress Burying Ground. AN I5,3trI
OsT-Goine from No 227 r street. between
IL 10th and 18th streets, TO the Treasury Depart
ment, plain GOLD BRACELET. The dnder will
be rewarded by leaving 1t at No 221 III street or
90 Registers Ofice, Treasury Department IT.,
Elm REwARD-strayed or stolen on the 2sd
- ~ of July Black Brindle COW, white back
and belly, horns turns in; gives milk out of 3
teats Also, strsyed or stolen, on Sunday the 9th
iTst a Black COW. in coed order, wide horns
ton that win lead TO their recovery
DENNIS MCCARTHY,
Corn er 5th street and L street n erth.
an Is st Kendall Green Park
e. REwARD-stIa yed away on the 18th inst. "A
y.( large SORREL RORSE white stripe on his
forehead, big hind leg. The above reward will be
paid for his return to DAVID MURPHY, .Vir-
einia ave. between Sd and AZ treeIs.
tA1exaDdria papers please copy.I au Bat
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PROF kREIs' DANCING ACADEMY. Penn
snla avenue, opposite N etro pol tan a
T2tel fer Summer season, tGentiemeni
,LrpAf ana THURSDAY EVENINGS ~
ntm TO 10 O'Clock. Those enterfne nov
az Zee rseetse mll quarter. Regular class besin,
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ATTORNEYS:
VIM. 4. CHANDLER. Washington, DO.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"CAMP.MEETlNG TENTS.n
have on hand . large variety of
TENTS. ALL SIZES,
rnn ND pRNr

CAMP-MEKTINGs, 90.
Apply to &c WHEELER,
Seventh street and Canal Bridge,
aus tt South side
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De sukGR6HH AND pHysror.s
zoo PENNsYLvsNIA AvENuE, above I2th streat
Has devoted many to the treatment of female
complaints; and has met with the AZ uccs.s
In this city and New York
LADIES desiring especial treatment will npd
rim very ekilful and confidential.
s iihkkGU LARITIES, from Whatever cause,
Doctor. IA a-tf
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The Clarion Of the 7tb says, Gov.
Humphreys received notice yester-
day from bis temporary military sue
cessor to vacate the Executive Man
sion at his convenience. The people
of Mississippi having placed Bcnja-
min q. Humphreys in that comfort
able establishment, no other power
can %rightfully or legally disposses.
him. Bayouets, however, furnish an
argument, which no law or logic can
answer.
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Arkansas papers say that caterpil-
lcrs have appeared in large numbers
near Batesville, Arkansas, and are
completely stripping the trees of
their foliage. They have done no
damage to the growing crops so far.
In some sections the forest trees are
literally loaded with them. One man
stated that they were so thick on the
ground in his neighborhood he could
take a shovel and fill a wagon bed
with them in a few minutes without
moving the wagon.
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In the first number of the New
Year will commence n charming story
of the South, entitled "Lansdowne,"
by Miss Helen G.. Beale, Of Virginia.
Splendid inducements 10 subscribers.
Every person who sends 81 for one
years subscription to this brilliant
Southern weekly journal Of litcra-
turc, society and art, will receive all
the BACK NUMBERS, containing "Hilt
to Hilt," Major John Esten Cookies
delightful Southern romance. Also,
more than one hundred pages of
charming and interesting reading, by
the most distinguished writers Of the
South. Every person who sends Us
$40 for ten subscribers, will receive
a beautiful copy Of Miss Mason's
Southern Poems Of the War;" in
addition to one years subscription.
TERMS One year, 81. Clubs Of
ten, or more, ont year, $50.
Address SOUTHERN SOCIETY,""
No. 226 W. Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Maryland.
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High officials are implicated in
frauds at Washington connected with
the settlement of colored bounties.
In the Office of the Adjutant General
and Second Auditor sufficient evidence
was recently obtained to warrant the
continuation of the examination, and
all the rooms containing the records
in which the proof of the alleged
frauds is to be found, have been lock-
ed up and placed in charge of men
who are instructed to permit no UNI
authorized person to enter them, and
the further transaction of business is
i~nterdicted until the investigation is
closed. But few offices at the capi-
toll, occupied by Congressional favor
ties, will be found free from corrup-
ton and fraud.
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TESTIMONIALS.

CoNo, Mss, April 10, 1868.
W. @. BANKS, Ese.-Degr Sir. This is to GER
tify that | have one Of your Patent Cotton
Presses, and must say that ii is the very press
that | have been wanting ever since have
been a planter, For simplicity and durability
il cannot be surpassed, and In my opinion II
will superccde all other presses that have been
invented. | cannot say too much In favor Of
your press, and would advise all planters need
ing n press 10 secure one Of your patent
Very respectfully, N. n. SLBDGE.
Cono, MISS, April 10, 1868.
". G. Banks, Eso.-Dear Sir Your Patent
Cotton Pres Is the best | have ever tried or
seen. endorse Il in toto, II being strong,
durable and complete in every particular.
Very respectfully, In, DAVIS.
Cono, Mss, January 7, 1861.
Ma. W. c. BAxKs-Dar Sir. The new i'm
proved Patent Prs you recently put up for US
has given entire satisfaction. We think u the
only press we have ever seen Of the screw kind
put up on the proper principle. II has every
convenience that we could wish for, and as
speedy as any other we have ever known; be-
sides, Il works easier than any We have ever
seen in use. Two men can make a bale Of five
or six hundred pounds on Il without much e1-
ertion, and one mule win make a ak hundred
pound bale with ease. We arc Of the impress
sion that the screw will last a lifetime, und
pack all the cotton that will be required. We
have used 6sc different kinds and find this the
hest Of any we have ever tried, and take pleas
ure In recommending il TO the public, feeling
fully satisfied that any one who tries Il will be
pleased. Youu truly,
THOMAS WILLIAMS,
nkvis-sm HENRY WILLIAMS
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A dispatch from New York says,
n resolution by the Kentucky delega-
ton in the Convention, that johnson
should issue an amnesty proclamation
covering the case of Davis, Breckin-
ridge, and all Others, was received
with shout after shout, and immense
applause. SO was the resolution Of
the labor convention, that currency
for the poor was good enough for the
rich.
The tar bill reported to the House
last week, fixes the tax On whisky at
sixty cents; the finest qualities Of to-
bacco are reduced firm forty cents to
thirty-two cents. There is not much
change in other kinds.
A resolution taxing the interest on
the United States bonds has passed
the House of Representatives by
vote Of 90 TO 81. The Radicals ar
trying to steal Democratic thunder
Brownlow has issued a prOclama
ton converting the Legislature Q
Tennessee on Monday, the 9th dal
OF 'ulya ~ a OBJ
The Democratic majority in De
Soto county Is I,754Ynffnf
The Radical papers in this &C
knowledge the defeat Of the Cons,i
tuition and the Radical State tickeI
The members Of the Texas blacl
and tan convention have voted them
selves fifteen daalars pr day.
}, The bell Of Notre Dame, Illinoi.
csn be heard eighteen miles.
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IA N * -
PATENT PRESS.

This new and valuable rhfss L nov offered
# q mneh Ices price than 4 charged ff m N.
dnafy wood screw pres II vii shuw Ne
merits NJ once. aBd any COMMON mind ran fee
II 4 glance that i viii d0aii that " "a Intended
faf and The most simple person ran park On u
II Il IN no Nay complicated u not one "
lhbsr things that are dwaYs wanting a ma
ebihisi 70 be present every time you want 10
nee n, ~ tied up w ropes and chains, Ne The
hand lever presses N the present day. Your
He IL In no danger whom YOU stand around 10
see your cotton pressed, nor are Your mules m
horses In danger NJ having their legs broken
neither does II take oil the timber on your land
10 build " o. a Captains company 10 raise "
Labor u high, mon,J soafte, people poor and
needy, and We nov come within the hounds 81
your ability This Is what we call The pres II
a century, and will press all the cotton required
for yourself and your rising generation, with.
ont the constant expense " rebuilding, We
only require 1000 feet Of lumber, hoard meps.
urc, all told, aud that VI a length you ran get
off scrub timber. You can put II up by the
side or underside Of yuur gin, 10 snit your con.
v%eniencc. We have had only three 0f them
built and you can see for yourself what those
who have them say about them; aud should
you need one, we would be.pleased TO supply
you. In a short time we will have one erected
n the city of Memphis for inspection. Call
and examine II.
We make the following propositonGwC
use three different kinds Of Pins;
For a rough cast Pin, $3.50, for, with all The
bolts that are necessary 10 make Il complete
excepting door irons, II can be put up for 80,
moro. Get your own timber and q press com
plete will cost you only Si7b. HN1l
For a wrought pin beautifully chaste, %
smooth M glass, good for a century, with bolt
complete, $3.50; the same amount for lumbe
rs the other, 5000. ll
For a Newell Pin, one hundred and eight,
dollars; cost all complete, 1928. All stQcket
alike. It has a revolving nut and Is bcauti
fully chaste.
Any one Of the three kinds viii cost les
than the wooden one. One small mule or tw'
men viii give you any weight you want. Their
IL d sliding tap, which can be removed from
over the box in less than twenty seconds. 70
convenience and strength II has no equal.
RUTLAND 4 TAYLOR, Memphis, and 7. {
BASS, Como, are my agents.
For further information address the under
signed, at Como, Mississippi.
VIC. BANKS.
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W. sfa ln llat n : alalsm
.plsisd " ne aIllisn n saalls ~
nss : Hiaed haastae ~ aiafaas,
AuNlaI ift
Heesleh ler8if hIbe "A ihe babt
.wr nj NJ Msith ., isg1. fa4niee.
thW III A~rpfaHihns ~ a%siafgs
shall h made vilble one ysif INN
the adjudication n mah applca.
ilon i hos mads witb Me clerk m I
HFoIaI ofder " fhe coufl attalncd
within Che yeaf, tbe tahkmp mag
be haired Gom obtaining HE de-
charge. A adiadIeaiions wefe made
as Early % jnIy last, the lime With
many b%ankSupts haa nearly expired.
Usn0S ffaALg CoLtfar, on.
rohb We have received the rata.
logue n this institution fof the ses.
sion lua terminated and regret Il
find The names ~ 20 few younp
ladies from this county In The list
II our people will send their daugh.
,crs abroad 10 school, We trust they
will hereafter patrooizo this college
as II is unsurpassed In educaiiona.
advantages.
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Friedman Brothers,
Wholesale
Shoes
and Hats,
No. 205 Main st.
seas i'm MEMPHIS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
VALUABLE LAND, 30
Mear BatesriAs. Pamela County,

by virtas of q dscrss Of The Chsussry Court
u panolz county, State Of ni~isippi. rem.
dsfed at the MAY, term, 1888, thereof 10 = ezss
wherein Green n. Watkins and Hsnry Laird
are complainant, and Simon ?. Leztsf Il al.
defendants, I will, a. commissioner thsfsin sp-
pointed, on Hoaaay, the lssh dsy 4 July,
1898, Al The eouft-hoaas door IN DE hra q
pnnol.. IN aid evsnsy h<s~rsr De hrsF< rr>-
scfibsd By Law, Offer foF ale al public suction
u the highest bidder, on . credit u SIN ssanths
ffpm the day of sale, the following lsnds 10
vits Einssy-sir acre., being . portion d s<c-
tinn eight, IN township nine. o. rxnfs ssvsn.
<s-i, ths greater poftioa q which : On he
sputh~sst quarter of aid s<etien. and hoandsd
- allows. Beginning Il The escssr Of aid
section, running thence due spsth 50 ch<ina 70
he csatsr u the railrezd. thsnes seaih viii
the center q the rzilruzd d ehsins. he ruth
~boundsfy q aid section, thence vsss via ne
.gush boundary ~ chains and 10 lisk< thsnes
north 90 eh.ins thence wess 20 ehsip<, ihsnes
north 40 chains, Themes res 70 chains thence
north 90 ehsins thence east 70 chains. thence
north 9 chains. " Hnhn, shsars est 81 ehsins,
thrp~s ssath Q, ~ G chains 10 he hsfisninE,
h-ins 10 the county Of Pamela shrss.id.
Beud wEfb twp evsa s<sffu<s VII h ~
| qnirsd o. DE purchaser.
JOHN c. HARRISON.
jeis-st stAl Couuisioasr.
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tFilafi n administration having hsta efsnt
"A "A ne aaHsfHtafd n Ne aslaif II f4fafs
Hahi aaetsssd hf W. fHlHls saafl n fsaals
county Hs e ne inae term laaa thereof
AZ feitm haslns tlalhis aFalAat iaiH sslsis
- hereby HallHsi " haze them Ffatalfi sHA
Hsiftsffl 10 ne oMfs n Ne fltfk n fali
a1aN IN Ne issn N fthals within ne time
prescribed ~ lav ~ ihef wlH b. hfftsf haffsd
fHEa 4 HtvT.
iN1fet Administrator
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/ Corros BoLLs-We have seen
.y,rl cotton bolls taken from the
I.oniion Of Mr.. John d. Houston,
this county, ten miles South Of
krdis, which were nearly matured
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N. j. ROSSEL,
GROCER, COTTON IA
AND
General Commisston Merchant,
No. 316 Front Row, ni
lm-uI.s T.uo

TF'VT'"f F'"F
Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to me by my friends ! would re-
fer others 10 any one doing business heretofore
with my house. I have always on hand family
and plantation supplies Also, ample facilities
for handling all cotton or other produce rom
signed to me. Charges a. low AZ regular mef-
chants Of the city, and a. low ns a Legitimate
business will Justify.
&c. C~ULBERTsOs, well known In Mar
shall and DeSoto counties, Miss IL always on
hand. and In copneeiion with W. d. RODhAk,
Of Marshall county, Miss, would be pleased "a
meet and Accommodate their old h,snds a
well as Others needing supplies se7s-sm
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- Would stats 70 the ~sitifsns d
~rR Pamela county that he Y pre-
~ >.pzrsd. Ia every particular, %
sreeuts al rofk 10 his line IN ; nsAL srcursis
and promp, manner. An experience Of hhssH
ysars AZ hnt-olssz workman In The adjustment
of the different shi most complicated eacspe-
mehu belonging % ,ims.kesptfs justify me IN
The assertion that | sppmhspd no fear of nj.
Ing 70 give entire subtraction 70 ali rho msy
k.Sos me With their ~pstrousss. Watches saa
qgels THOROUGHLY RBPAfHED and var
r.nted 10 rua veil twelve months E
far-Cash paid ff old Gold sHd Silver.
naYp-3m
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Yous's Gsr<, Physiological wsss, q svssy
one HI. y d~oesor-bea q . private instructor
or married psrsons or tbose sheat 70 nsrrT,
hssh male and Female, IN everything concern
ing he phyrslsEY SD rsl.tisss n COR ssrH.f
syziem. sna the prviuciian az pssysnuos 81
oaseans, ineladiHs al he ssE iisovsdsz
nsrsr before gissn IN the EnFlish langnsfs b
W. yorsa. ND This :. really svslastls
and interesting rurt. n ssriitsn N PLATA
LANGUAGE .for he f~snsr.i f>~ia. sui = ilius-
uatsd With upwards Of cns hundfsd snEfsv-
inz~. All ypunr rsrisd people, y thos< eon-
tsmniatir~ rssrsi.fe 80 hssinz Ne lest N.
s<dI-..s D narrsed ~. shssld red shis
80 IA di<Inn ~<rrte thst every one shoxii
= ssaaslnt>d sith. Htn n : : book ihal
msss y ls<ksd ~ ~ - n skgutsbs -.
n 81 ~ NJ y my - ~ r<4<4 =
rjny ocnn Al4rnl D. VI EYsgg4 - ~
ssrs<s ~, sss.s 1suss Tsls1aPlA
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/ Gen. Joseph +. Johnston has re-
srived a full pardon from the Presi-
heat at the instance Of Secretary
We are of the opinion that
late amnesty proclamation fully
syered his case. gtr,g,t a.
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| wslrmelops and peaches have
La IN our market for more than q
LII. Apples are abundant.
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The Vote for State Senator.

The following is the vote for State
Senator in this district, composed of
the counties Of Pamela and Talla-
hatchie:
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!. c..sapasnssfs ASH Pafaoss An CON
',.asas must hs handed IN on Wednesday
~ n each wssk, and advertisements %
...l.s mssalng Failure 10 comPly with
IA, IN sauae publication 10 be deferred
!, a. msuIag issae " the paper
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Apue, Intermittent and Remttent Fevers, Jaundice and Enlarge
ment of the Spleen, or Ague Cake. -.

Having had uduGAes evidence Of is pomp,snd certain effects from the testimony Of
multitude Of respectable citizens among whom are ca@ed ame Of our best physicians We do
not hesitate TO recommend this Preparation In all ares Of Fever and Age and Chill, and Fever
state that when the direction. are strictly complied with, We warrant cure In every ca. where
M tried. III pleasant 10 tho taste and the cheapest medicine in the world Therefore In
truth II ma be declared the day Is mot far distant when II must he appreciated and used in
every bonabdd where Fever and Ague or Cbns and Fever IL found 10 exkt
The wonderful operation Of the Texas Tonic Syup In nemalnng the effects Of mAar0n
,ah4r in tho human syaeu, cal only explain iu extraordinary atency in the speedy thorough
a. M rmanentr cur II ChMs and Fever or Fever and Ague and all their kindred diseases In
whay,tf urn Of Bilious. Complaints they may make their appearance. ~
AIT name imports II Ha Tonic Of rare and medicinal virtues composed Of puea and
ngrIlenu. and IRE 10 united m 10 form a compound alike Lilhl In Mt beautiful In
and can b. taken with safety 10 the most delicate constitutions lis the result Of a
1ifHms d experience and practice In asouthsrn climate and was never known 10 fall even
where other remedies had been tried In vain.
hose who IRE unacqndnei with the extraordinary properties Of hishome production, man
rsrnrd hm ros and plants indigenous to the Sn Of our "Snnny Sphh land hence
sssmd, 10 The cure Of Southern climate dh@ssl are respectfully referred 70 the oruhots o.
r-nssabisc citizens who's names are embraced In a pamphlet which accompanies each bottle
M The .ndorensnu Of the press In all the Southern States indicating the many thousand
nr.s ALREADY performed by our Justly celebrated TEXAS Tonic Syrup
The reports from hundreds Of Druggists. Merchants and Dealers from all parts Of The oun-
lrx se uniform in stating the medicine s SAFE, cerdn and reliable a. a substitute for qmnine
and The poisonous compounds heretofore generally sold, aud ia rapidly mPphnuag everything
of this eAs. #.s oil"
As home enterprise IT especially commend, iuehDth' people Of a. section Of the oen-
,x wbo arc nov struggling in an effort 10 do away With old prJufee In hor Of foreign
proauw, and mar We not hope foreign "onaes Sosums' the propdsos Of which In most
..s re governed By nothing but meyenafy motive, know n0hng 81 The properties Of Ne
Hdni Aru.' and care nothing for our interests et~Ps TO sndss our people into The us Of
their vile miturs
The Tens Tonic Syrup packed in aes Of two dozen.
nlkv. .unlsd upon better srma than an other rmedy Affords s Fl .#a#
MANSFIELD L HIGBEE, Druggists and Chemists,
adVL9 HkI1I1# Sole Proprietors, Memphis, Tenn.
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RAIN.-After a drouth of about
j. weeks, we had a splendid rain on
Wednesday last. Our farmers were
bginning to be low spirited, but all
|r buoyant now, although the corn
bop has been cut short one-fourth.