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The Montana post., 1868-09-25
REHABILITATION.

Grant and Colfax-....I2g Doubtful ..-......... y,
Seymour and BIair.. 65 Total Electoral Vote sal
Necessary to q choice las
1t will thus be seen that if the Repub-
lican party should obtain only one fifth
of the doubtful vote it will still have
achieved the election of its candidates.
The strong probability is. however, that
Grant and Colfax will obtain fully tour
htths of this vote instead of one. For
the purpose of giving our readers the
means of judging Of the probabilities in
this case, we give the majorities OBJ
tanned in the doubtful States al the last
popular election.
The Montana post., 1868-09-25
DOUBTFUL.

The number of votes in the electoral
college will then be 294. Congress hav.
ing passed, over the Presidents veto, the
bill excluding from the electoral college
those States not represented, and under
which bill Virginia, Texas and Missis>
sippi are debarred admission. In order
TO bring the matter more clearly before
our readers we give the following
The Montana post., 1868-09-25

The Tennessee Radical papers are re-
producing Andrew Johnson's famous
back-seat-for-traitors speech, in which
he said: II say that the traitor has
ceased to be citizen, and, in joining the
rebellion, has become a public enemy
he forfeited his right TO vote with loyal
men when he renounced his citizenship
and sought to destroy our government
The Montana post., 1868-09-25

A Southerner is now in Boston who
has invented a machine for reducing
the cane of the Florida canebrakes 20
fiber. and this fiber he thinks he can
put down in Boston at two cents per
pound. 1t is claimed 20 be equal t.
cotton rags for the making of paper
and superior to Manila hemp tor the
of cordage
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-05-13
THE END OF FoUR GREAT MEN.

The four great personages who occupy
the most conspicuous places in the hstory
of the world, are AleYander, Hannibal,
Ceser, and Bonaparte. g '~s....~ T.
Alexander after having climbed the diz
ny heights Of his ambition, and with his
temples bound with chaplets dipped m the
blood of countlrss millions, looked down
upon a conquered world, and wept that
there was not another world for him to
conquer--set a city on fire, AID died in a
scene OF debauch.
Hannibal, after having, to the astonish.
ment and Consideration Of Rome passed the
Alps. and having put to flight the armies
ii the misIeresa af the world. and slipped
three bushels oi guild riggs from the fin
gers of the slaughtered knights" and made
her foundations, quake, He'd trun his COON
try being hated by those who once exu't,
nsly unite his name TO that Of their g"l.
and called him lima Baal. died at last IN
loreign country, by p"ison administered
with hin own hand, unlsmented and unwrpt
Cesar, after having conquered eight hun
dred cities and dying his garments IN th"
DlUhN W que Wtlll0u W Hls tucss a'ss' nav
ing pursued to death the "nl Y rival he had
"n earth, was misersbly assAssinatrd BY
hose he considered his friends and in that
very place the attainment 0t which had been
his greatest ambition.
Bonsparte. whose mandates kings and
pope. "beyed.. after having filled the earth
with the terror ol his name--and after hav-
!ng delugrd Enrupr witk tears and blond.
aid clothed the warlJ IN sackcloth-clo,rd
brs days 10 lionel Punishment. almost liter
ally esiled from the world. yet where he
t"uld sometimes see his cauntr,'s ba, uer.
waving aver the deep. hut which did not
and could not bring him aid.
Thu. thrse fuur mru. vino seem To stand
The representative, OF all those whom the
world calls grsa,-thrsr four men. VII"
zach IN iu:n made the eat III iIemble to.is
very centre by their simple tread. several
/, die l-"ne BY iut"x,cation, ar a. wa. sup
passed. by p"Ison mingled IN his wIne-one
\ suicide. one murdered BY his friends, and
"ne lonely exile. How are the m'ghly
"a len -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-05-13

A lady was urged BY her friends to mar.
;ry a widow. and as an argument they spoke
OF his two beautiful children. Children"
replied the lady. are like too,hpicks. A
person wants her own 4. ...-~. =. :.s~s
Eighteen persons were poisoned with arse
mic at boarding honse in New Orleans on
Sunday the Sd INST. None are dead-sav .
ed by over dose.
Porcelain. capable of being blown, pres s.
ed or rolled like glass. is made in a Phil a.
delphia factory.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-05-13
IMPORTANT To FARMERS.

4 thrifty farmer Who " believes IN max
Ing old things last IN these times" says:
" There /. one thing that nearly everybody
knows and hardly anybr dy attends To. that
Is. TO .priHkIirg lime an the roots once a
year, either IN Ell or spring II the ,hin.
rlrs are covered aver - Ih,Ck with mos,
the line s0on ea,t,r> &c "a. leaving the t0ni
clean aud white. aud go"d lar d"Lrn yeats
I""ger. II ought TO be- put On very thick.
aud a RAINY fla. u best Inr the work.
Strong ~ooh ashes will answer almost a.
"eII Ia did ro"f. in repair. but they d" not
look 81 nice. 10 max" new shIRsl"s last
three or Tour tunes the usual prrtn'l. they
'eed "nly To BE- soaked lev DAYS IN 4 tank
nall full oi thick lime water. winch must be
stirred up well before the sh'"scs ATE put
~"
FI"m The Charleston News We learn that
on the 2jth ultim", Mr.. WIN. Garrett. Of
GrrnsIlle. was riding five wear "Id stall.
Ian. 10 l.aurens District. aud. IN attempt.
ne In iemount him. jrrked the Birdie. This
tnraged the hursr. which sprang at Mr..
Garrett aud bit MIN severely 10 The arm
4 hight then hrgan between the man and
The furious harse, which saccehed in bit.
ing se'eral prices ot llrsh out "I the side III
his rider. The struggle continued for
some time. when the hmsr hit of tao OF
Mr.. Garett's fingers and threw him down.
stamping an his rhest iuar ar live times a.
he lay upon the ground. Mr.. Garrett then
managed Ia twist the birdie and halter u.
round a small tree. and then craalrd otf a
.hon way IT, was found bv a nrighb"r
VIII" Wa pss.Ing aud carried to the h"u>r III
Mr.. J. II. jones. Medical all was called
10, hut Mr.. Garrett died the same night.
The nurse remained Ior hours in an EN-
ragged condition. aud severe means were
Obliged 1" he made use Vt before he could
be even appt coached.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-05-13
APPALLING ACCIDENT.

The wife Of Mr.. Joseph Taylor. residing
on Bluff street IN this city, was preparing
some remedy Tor her own use last Saturday
night. being unweIl. when a Kerosene lamp
exploded covering her witha sheet Of flame,
which so overpo.ered her that she sank to
the floor unable to utter an alarm. She
was fully dressed and almnst every veslige
81 clothing was burned from her body. lit
orally burning her TO a sickening and de-
formed mass. The strangest part is to toll
low. Her hesband offered 10 assist her.
before the explosion took place, but she
requested him to retire and she would
presently jim him. lie did not 20 to bed =,
but he recItned 90 lounge in an adjoin.
ing room with his cl",hIng on, and the
d"or communicating open. lie fell asleep
immediately, and II Is presumed the acct
dent s00n occurred.
Stupeted by the flame and smoke, she
either lay or gropcd her way about the room
until $3.50 the following morning. when she
alarmed her husband, himself nearly stItlcd
with the dense smoke that entirely filled
both RUINS, aud had kept hun unconscious
until there was nothing moIe to burn. Drs.
Nichols sud Hunt were called, and pro-
nnunced her case hopeless. At noon yes
lerday.She was still alive and able To con.
verse. She is AZ English lady. and is aged
fifty years. The ilo"r whrre she lay, and
the rugs about the runn,, were burned and
charred. presenting .ickeni"s spectacle
OF the indlscrlbable torture she must have
endured through all the Ion" night. The
lamp was what is termed sun burner"
aud she sra'es that 1t exploited while she
ST" d near. mixing s"me remedy in tea
cup. "oretslsr Spy
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-05-13
LIST OF LETTERS.

DEW AIMING IN The P,sl Office in HilIsboroue h
- Nc. on the 10th Of May, 1868. which if nv
taken ou, in one month will he sent 10 the Dead Lei
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-05-13
lNFOR NATION.

fNFORMATlOT guaranteed to produce lux uri.
ant growth Of ha a upon a bald dead or beardess
face. also recipe for the removal Of Pmples Botch.
es, Erupiions, &C., the skin, leaving The same So
clear and beautiful, be obtained without charges
by addressing
THUs. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
s23 Broadway, New York
Septemher 10. OU--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-05-13
TO CONSERVATIVES.

VNHE Rev.. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
free OF CHARGE to all who desire IT, the prescrip
lion with directions for making and using the simple
remedy by which he was cured of a lung affection
and that dread disease Consumption. His only oh
ect is 10 benefit the afflicted and he hopes everyand
srer will try this prescription, as it will cos' them
nothing. aud may prove blessing. Please s,dress
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
No. l65 SO. End ST., Williamsburg, n G
May7. s7-l2
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-05-13

George w. Porter, If Minncso,a, whose
relatives were all killed in The Indian out.
break IN that State in 1869. Ia. since that
time taken the lives III two hundred Indians
IN revenge. aud il still on the war path.
The people 81 New Jersey are becoming
cranberry growers on a large scale. Thou.
sands of acres. II is said. have been Planted
this season.
young lady, in Portland. Me-. was &c.
Gently fatally wounded BY the discharge of
aPistol which male friend was taking out
oil his pocket 49,.
An engine vent through the trestls work
al Jersey City oa the 9Th inst. Tie En-.
glncer and Fireman were drowned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-05-13

SorTu GARaLgSA. canbv has i.,u.
ed au order ANNOUNCING the result ol the
r. cent election n South Carolina, the names
of new State officers. members of Legl,Ia.
ture. members II Congress aud Senators.
and making Dr0' isIoh I"r thu meeting ol the
new Legislature ou the 9Th inst. The or.
der provide. that l"borers. discharg rd Tor
voting contrary TO the wishes ui employers,
shaIl be maintained rs ohjrct> at puOIic
charity by levy UI additional poll tax.
Austria has GnaIiy broken with the cour,
uf Rome. The Rrichsrath has passed tue
bill allowing marriages 10 be celebrated by
the civil law. aud has declared for freedom
"f education. The event has caused great
frioie tng ia the Country. aud IA tue city OF
Vienna there was \ grand illumination.
rne High Church party are IN great ca
cItrmut Ia consequence. aud the Pope :
NunCin threatens 10 take his departure
irum Vienna 81 suun is rIte 10, al assent is
wen 10 the messure, which will cumpel
lhr rrtara vi the Austrian minister TO
Rome.
SrAIS.-rne prntestan,s in the south ul
SPAN are Asain subjected {" persecution.
Al midnight al March II, Julian fatsas, a
schooImAster al Malaga. wa> earned out oi
his house aud pat ia prisun. because copy
ot Tue New Testament va, found In his
schtl.
wHERE rHs BiBLg Is PRoHIUrr.D.-N Near,
~ all al Eu'ope - nav opru 10 the crcuia.
ltnn 81 the Bible. the nniy exception being
IN papa Rome aud IN Sps,n. Even IN Aus
:rta. where. fourteen years aga. 5S.0UO
cup,rs nj the B,bIr. b. l'ng 40. To the British
aud f"rrisn B.Ulr >ncirIy. "ere >eoI out VI
the o"untrS under guard III soldiers. there
!. now M legal RESTRICTION /" Tie free cur.
CulatI"n 0t the word ~ G"i
Letter. from Eg, pt speak Ui a remarkable
influx al AmrrIcsns nto that Country.
CT the sevrniy-five private sSllI"g boats
which have a,crudrd the Nile. no lever
than fifty d, tee American tia aud Contain
American parties.
Santa Anna, ""ce reputed cn"rn"ulsy ricl,
- 10" bankrupt. lma suit rrcrmtl, Brought
Dy hI.n 40 Ha'ana. he aVUwrd his inability
to give security i"r lis part Ui the custs
There are $50. 600 Englishmrn IN British
India. Who rule about two hundred million
! iIiudons.
Large numbers Of persons from the
N"rthsrn AMI Southern States, and sumr Ui
the best people IN bulh srct,ons. are pur.
chasing lands in the Valley Of Virginia.
| Mr.. pcabody. il is said, lett the Pope
s2UO. 600 before quittns Rome.
! vesuVlus shows no sigRs oi rrlap.ins int
state "t qulrsreuce. The present cup.
tiun has continued longer than any recuri.
ed IN ,nodctn times.
The Mexican government is Pr actieaIl ,
rrpudiating The " war loan" negoiiated IL
the United States by Juarrz during th'
French occupation. That Is about VIA
might have been expected.
| 4 Protestant church had been orened ID
the Mexican capital,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-05-13
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

r. Gentleman whosufered for years from Nei
vous Debility, Premature decay, and all the eec is
youthful indiscrstlsn WILL for the sake OF suffering
humanity, send free to all who need it, the recipe and
directions for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the adver
tisers experience DO by addressing in perfect
confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. AZ Cedar ST., New York.
May 8. 3s-i2
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-05-13

+ May, 1868. which if not
n he sent 10 the Dead Lett
Miss Pat,ie Murray
Mr.. Miles
J VI Morehead
Mrs Margaret Morton
G E Morich
Miss Fannie W PenIer
Kidney Potts
Jas Po,lerfield
Miss Susan Page
J VI richards a. Go
William Riley
Miss Peggie ] Rountree
James w Rogers
Mrs Adelinc Skies
w 4 stray horn
James s'rayhorn
Calvin q sirayhoru
Miss SaIIie Smith
o !. Strohmcnger
Richard J Sheerly. cold.
Mrs Sarah VI SyAes
Mrs J F Tailo
Amy Turner
Mrs Nancy J Turner
Mr. ChurehwelI Tucker
J"ssph w 1e'ry
Miss Sattie D Terry
Miss Harriet Thomas
Benjamin mSied
Miss Ada Vinson
J u Ward OF Caruihers
Coruehus iIIiams
Miss CorneIie Wilson
Mrs. iiarris r Woods
Mr. Charity L Wilson
Ellie Warren
Capt Samuel 7 Williams
thesley p Warren
Mis-, n I. Woods
Mrs Emily Watson.
9 snv Of the above leiie re-
lyctliscd.
J. llEARTT, p. IT,
3s-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-05-13
THE WEEKLY SUN.

'ENIiE circulation tf the Weekly sun. always worry
large. has " late 50 increased that may b. call
I'll unscr.al. Il is shedding It's light Tor all. in all
sections east. south aud west. Its intercourse
With the South, which was necessarily interrupted
during the war. has been again resumed and the eTi.
,leurrs Il public appreciation from that quarter are
multiplying every day. When honest efforts are put
tuth. A. ia the Weekly sun" TO meet the demand
10, q reliable wcekly record Of events AMI an enter
taruiDg vrbrr Of light literature, which. while il IN
sturts md plcasrs. aims a. promote NIfse as veil as
Intelligence aud 10 exclude evrsy line Of an impure
aud Immoral tenieney, il il cheering 10 receive such
evidences II public appreciation as Ate coming 10 Us
lr"n oil pants 1.-THE country.
TERns or SUBSCRIPTION.
For one 6 'py i"r one yea, 81 20
Club Ul six copies, "ne seaL 90
Club Of twelve copies, one wear. IL 90
Club Of hfern copies. Que year. - W 90
Club OF twenty copRs, one year. ?. 90
Club If twenty-five copies. me year % 90
Pnstma-ters will always act as agents for petsons
in the u"ishborhohj.ol their respective Offices, and
forward otlets and cash unlrt the authority Of the
Department. The safes, mode Of RENTING suhscip'
lions il Nv d,alt o. POsl olhre orders,
Address As. ABELL & CO,
sun Iron Building. Baltimore. Md.
Ma. ~. S-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-05-13

Nti bfAIN~'
John Andersen
! n Albenson.
Miss Bella BsuImure
Ms Nancy Barden
GAVIN ID B,iit
Rev Alfred Bright cold
Mrs Lou VI Clark
Mise May T.. Clark
Mss Mary T. Compton
Mrs Marlah Clark
Nathan Couch .
X VI Cheek
'T'heresy C4rJrn
Mr. Mile Cyles
Miss Fannie Douglas
] 6 Deane
Anthony Dorothy
sanders N Daniel cols
ALEU- DiIs,n
Miss I.lllie Elders
Miss P,tlIe X ID Ellison
Miss ElizahrIh freem,n
Mis- Elem J FnJIey
Miss EliIal,.,h Croft
J 3 tioodri,lge
/ Mis- Margaret HessIse
Benjamin Hazard
'T'bamas H,Iiyard
p X liatdsn < CO.
. Miss Molly - Henry :
John v IN
Ms Adiw Jones
NJ. ftaucls o Jones .
! Mis- Sarah Jsnes
| " tllIAm Johnston
! Cakb JolInson
Miss sally jones. cold
Mis- A Linry
n e l.aIla
John A MotIng
.Ahfam Moore
ST Person c,ning I
wilI please say they are
May Is.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-03
privileged communications.

From the National 1ntelllgencer.J
There is not single member of the
reyamped House committee of managers
who does not know, or should know, as
lawyer, that communications between
counsel and client, even in criminal
causes, are regarded as privileged COM
municetions by every court OF Christen-
dom. No court can compel lawyer to
disclose the confidential communications
of his client Yet it appears that Mr..
Manager Butler, in defiance of every SEN
timent Of right, justice, honor, or de-
ceney, insists that such disclosures shall
be made on the part Of Mr-Wooley, whom
be has incarcerated, by an order Of the
House Of Representatives, for contumacy
in this very respect.
The position taken by Mr.. Wooley is
eminently right, proper and honorable.
He may say what he pleases of his own
private affairs, but be has no right to
disclose any matter con6ded to him as .
lawyer by client No court can com
pei him to violate this confidence, and
the House Of Representatives exceeds its
rightful power in the effort 70 do 50. Mr..
Wooley's contumacy in this respect will
be commended BY every righi-minded
man in the republic, and his prosecutors
will reap only a harvest Of infamy.
We have no idea that any answer Mr..
Wooley can give to the lmpertinent in
terrogatories Of Butler would in any way
whatever convict any one, whether Pres
ideut or Senator, Of Corruption in regard
10 the impeachment trial In fact. he
has already made, this statement fully
and explicitly; but this is not now the
question. The only point now involved
is whether the House of Representatives,
or a single INSCRIPTIONS member Of on'
Of its committees, can do what no legA
tribunal would attempt to do, and ruth
lessly set aside all the constitutions
guarantees OF protection TO a citizen, sim
ply to crafty the malicious and vieke'
! cnpnees Of q lawless revolutionist hk'
Butler. who Is blackened more than an
other man in the country with charges o
the most foul and damnine and BASTARD.
corruption.
The witness would be false 10 himself
false 10 bic client. false 70 every senti
ment and principle Of honor, false to hi
country and his God, II be should tamel,
Weld 10 this effort Of Butler and his col
leagues in corruption and persecution b
compel him TO violate the trust repose,
10 bin
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-03

VNHE total amount covered by the Gtna foii-
4 cies on property destroyed or damaged is
500, S54, on which salvage will be about Eve
per cent. Our total loss will not vary much
from 500, 900, and was promptly adjusted and
paid. This sum is five per cent. upon the Com
pany's assets, figure but slightly exceeding
our Government and State taxes paid last year,
or proportion equal 20 $500 loss for COM
pany Of $4,000 assets.
The necessity for insurance and tho value Of
wealthy, strong corporations is torcibly IL
Illustrated by this FIRE. Several weak insurance
companies are destroyed. Portland has
population of 35.o00-was handsomely built,
mostly fne brick or stone structures--protected
and screened with UPWARD Of 5000 shade trees-
bounded on three sides by water-indeed,
literally, almost rising from the occar-and
with steam FRO department-yet it has Sl0,-
0O0,O00 Of property consumed in q few hours
upon holiday when its people are least oceu-
pied-from the very insignificant cause Of
contemplate frecracker.
Remember the trifiDg origin Of fres that
sweep away in few hours the earnings o.
years. Consider your best interest and give the
Atna Agent a call if you need proper insur-
ance security. Pay fair rate of premium foI
a good and genuine article, and with these
lights and experiences before you, procure
your insurance with shrewd Judgment.
Applications for insurance promptly attended
to BY II. A. LITTLET0N & co., Ag'tS.
No. % Madison Street.
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From Mis.i.sippi.

.iasaa iaesa HKRxASpo. Miss. May 20.
EpIroRs LEDGER: | have been think
ing for sometime that l would give you
some thoughts .ofi-hand, and in my
homely way, as you win see ! am not an
adept with the quill, and can drive a
pillow better than / can command my
ideas. But, as a thought sometimes
roughly given is the ruth, nevertheless,
I shall commence by saying that have
Just returned from a pretty extensive
tramp in North Mississippi, and while in
Yalobusha and Desoto counties observed
very attentively the condition Of the
crops in general, and the working Of the
trooly loil in particular, ] must say
that our farmers, nearly without an eI,
ception, have given the first place to
corn and wheat and the raising Of their
own meat, while King Cotton" has
been forced to abdicate in their favor.
You hear it at every place that they in
tend to raise everything within them
selves, and if any surplus ground
or labor remain, to plant cotton,
which would seem To me to be the correct
idea, and not raise cotton to the exclu-
sion of the cereals, while our money by
multiplied thousands goes to our task.
masters TO purchase the very things we
can grow ourselves, and at much less
expense and trouble.
- The labor, where IL is not being inter
fered with by the bureau agents, appears
to be reliable We have very few Of
those ofice-seeking, liuiment vending
barpies, who suck the life-blood from our
people, while they do not contribute
either by money or labor to build up the
fallen interest of the State.
And so for one-and think / speak
for the batter class of orr citizens-I
would be glad if all such would stay as
near the north pole as possible, and not
trouble people who, the issues Of
war, and now wish to make an honorable
living People here appear generally
to be Indifferent as to politics, and are
willing TO bide their time, untilth great
Northwest shall assert her dignity in the
coming, election in November
The right, though wounded and bleed
ing, will yet rise in power over wrong
and oppression, and hurl hesdlong the
tyrants who think to hold in slavery ten
millions of freehen, in whose veins
coutse the best blood of the republic
men who scorned 10 do mean and cow
ardly act, and fought with an eye fixed
upon heaven for approval of their heroic
deeds upon every battlefield from the
Potomac to the Rio Grande--and whose
deeds will live in Legend and story when
the rotten names of Radical leaders shall
have been forgotten and covered with the
condemnation and execration of unborn
generations. SPA
Mr.. Editor, you will please pardon my
depression, for I can scarce command my
temper when / think of "Dixie's
wrongs, and Of her cruel oppressors,
who demand brick, as the Egyptians of
old, but will mot furnish straw to temper
the mortar. ANON.
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~. Advertise in the
WHITE COUNTY RECORD,
sBARcY. ARK.
TT HAS A GOOD CIRCULATION IN ALL
i the mountain counties, and is the
Only Newspaper IN the Little River
valley.

The RECORD Sc read By al the merchant.
in White. Van Buren,, Conway, lizard and
Prairie, Jackson and Independence. address
JACOB fk0LlcH. Jk.,
Qteod Searcy, Ark.
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NO NC Il.
Great Reduction Of Fare by the Men,
phis City Transfer Company.

OFFIcE N. c. TRASsyKR CoNPANT,
May n. ls6s.
M AND AFTER MAY l2rH. 1868, THE
" omnibus Line will carry passengers 10 and
from the various Railroad Depofs. and to and
from any part Of the city. a. Twenty-Five Cents
cluded.
81 BaEEaee checked from rcsideres or hotel
b. responsible Asent % tbe Company. thus
a.,iSihs Al H. ~ rna leley a. Depot.
II - M-y-1 kAck .sateriutsudsnt.
WHITE MORE HOUSE.
GRACIOUS. AIRY ROOMS. CLEAN BIDS.
- bsautlful and quiet locality. snd table rot
exesIlsd b. suy IN MEMPHIS. Those uiahinr
board would do well 70 select rooms. a. tks
81 4. l. Straw. PruBsissor.