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lrNol visit him personally Ia" can tel The aihIcied
the their disease aud suffering He eau also ten
whether they can he cured or not, thus saving Inc
afflicted both trouble aud expense
His hours for seeing visitors arei ron ~ A. NJ ~
sTREEr luP STAIRS BETWEEN WELLS AND FRANKLIN
STREETS, CHICAGO, ILHNO5,
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YANKEE NOTION STORE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!
ILLINOIS STREET ROCK ISLAND.
FIELD g. BROTHER.

The undsrsigned, (suOOessors to A. HulD have
on hand g full stock Of
xANIEKEJ11 MOTIONS
consisting Of Buck Mittens, Gloves, Pins, Nee
dies, Paper, Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Machine
Silk, Thread, Bindings, Buttons, Belts and Buc.
kles, RAEors, Scissors, Pocket Knives, Toilet
Soap, Barriers Soap, Hair OIL Perfumery, Combs,
Pursss, Calf and Morocco Wallets, Rubber Chains
and Rings, Whips, Lashes, Hosiery, Cigars, Sus-
pendsrs, Gun Caps, Spectacles, Shoe Lsces, Head
Nets, Chewing Gum, Ruffes, Ladies' and Gents
Bosoms and Collars, Paper Collars, and great
variety OF fancy articles generally kept in No
ton Store or by Live Yankees.
We buy cur goods in New York Of importers,
jobbers and manufacturers for the Wholesale
trade, and can cell as cheap as any store west Of
New York.
FIELD L BROTHER,
Illinois Street, Rock IslGRd.
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INInVE AFFAIRS he NEVER FAILS.
YOUR FUTURE HUSBAND OR WIFE,

He will tell you their circumstances and ther ututs
prospects, and what is better still he can ten you mon
ibOuEht4 and what their real intentions are towards
yOu What IL better than all lac eau tell You u they
will make you happy. lie H. therefore, sure 9epspI
cnce. To all In business lis advice Is inValnaDIe'
eau forte with the greatest certainty the results % NJ
commercial and business transactions and speutohS
DR. RAPHAEL int"rprets dreams Tor Io'tery mum
bers with unfiling accuracy, 1t you call on nm peg
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REORGANIZATION Fee, Two UOIIaTs,
PERSONS AT A DISTANCE

may communicate CONFIOENTIALLY by letter, II
they inuoss Two Dollars for Consultation Fee, in
each letter. All letters, communications ana m
No answer will be given TO letters unless Two
Dollars are inelossd Consultation Fee, ny
,nclosing four cent stamps, DR.. RAPHABLS
GUIDE TO HEALTH q LONG LIFE
viii be sent 10 ali who are In delicate health and whose
Inhrmitios and impotence prevents them from getting
married one for the LADIES' and one for the GENTLY
MESsay which one you want, or send SIX cent stamps
for the two books His Circular about getting Rich and
Eminent winning the affections Of the opposite sex end
ing with speedy and happy marriage will be sont gra
lis at the same time. ..,,..,,, :, !.
Address all letters as follows: DR., RAPHAEL, Post
Ofice Box O273, Chicago, Illinois.
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enPLTSHEPs OF NEWSPAPERS

PUBLISHERS OF NEWSPAPERS
May send "A specimen copy OF their papers, ana
their rates of advertising per aunnm, for one
column, payable quarterly in advance, with
the number OF miles the place OF publication
is from Chicago. Address, DIR. RAPHAEL
Box cara, Chicago, Illinois.
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WRITTEN OPINIOH OF MS FUTURE PRssPfsTs


II Will guide him to Wealth Emnence and Honor
Thousapds of rood men who were unfortunate and I'M
successful Ia their business,-msn who worked nara
and who struggled against adversely and nsio' tune
the greater part OF their lives and who found the more
they tried ~ get forward ia the world the more Things
went against them Theoe men got DR.. RAPHAEl:S
opinion upon their future prospects In HE. Al VINO
wisely followed DIR. RAEHAELS advice are now
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RICH, HAPPY & SUCCESSFUL

IN al their undertakings while those who were l''ndd
Ly pr.iuaup and ignorance negectng his advice, arc
stilI tb1riug g1iu-t adversely and poverty,
Ee assured Wealth, EmueuCe aud Good LncE are
within he reach ct all II you wish 10 be rich anu nap
Nv you will consult him also.
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REEVES AMBROSIA
FOR the HAIR.
INPROVED I.

IMPROVED I,
It is an elegant Dressing for the Hair
1t causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
1t keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
1t invigorAteS the Roots of the Hair.
1t forces the Hair and Beard to grow lu1uriantly.
1t Immediately stops Hair Falling Out.
1t keeps the Hair from Changing Color from Age
It restores Grey Hair to its Original Color.
1t brings out Hair on heads that have been bald
for years.
Il is composed entirely of simple and purely
vegetable substances.
It has received over six thousand voluntary tes-
timonisls Of it's excellence, many of which are
from physicians in high standing.
It is sold in half-pound bottles (the name
blown in the glass, by Druggists and Dealers in
Fancy Goods everywhere, at One Dollar per Bot
lie. Wholesale by Demas Barnes & Co.; T. c,
Wells & Co. sohlefelin Co., New York.
noh34dIy.
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Hruptions on the elafn,

Arising from bad Stute Of the blood or chronic
diseases, are Sradieated and clear and tIGnspar-
ent surface rsgalned by the restorative action OF
this Ointment. 1t surpassess many Of the cos
metieS and other toilet appliances in lite power to
dispel rRshes and other disfgurements of the face
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Female ComplaiutA

Whether in the young or old, married or sin
gle, at the dawn OF womanhood, or the turn Of
life, these tonic medicine display so decided an
influence that marked improvement is soon
perceptible in the health of the patient. Being
purely vegetable preparation, they are safe and
reliable remedy for all classes Of Females in eV-
cry condition Of health and station Of life.
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BunionS, Burns, Chapped Hands, ChilbiainS
Pistula, Gout, Lumbago, Mercurial Eruptions,
Piles, Rheumatism, RingwOrm, Salt Rheum, Skin
Diseases, ScAlds, swelled Glands, Sore Legs, Sore
Breasts, Sore Heads, Sore Threats, Sores Of all
kinds SprAins, Stiff Joints, letter, Ulcers, Ven
ereal Sores; Wounds of all knds.
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Cases of many years standing, that have per-
tinAeiouEly refused to yield to any other remedy
or treatment, have invariably suceumbsd to Anew
applications Of this powerful unguent.
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urvsipelar and salt Rheun

Are two Of the most common and yiTulent dis
orders prevalent on this continent, To these the
Ointment Is especially antagoDistic, its ''mOduS
opsrandp is FIRST to eradicate the venom and
then cnmplete the cure.
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Piles and Tistula.

Every form and feature of these prevalent AHd
stubborn disorders is eradicated locally and CO.
grely by the use Of this emOlient warm fomsn-
tAtions should precede its application It's heal
ing qualities will be found to be thorough and
invariRble.
Both the Ointment and Pills should be used
IN the (olloarin0 c1SPs.
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THE FREEDMEN'S BUREAU.
What IL Costs and Where the
Money is spent.

The annual expenses of this depart
ment amount to SS26, 429. The sum is
divided among the different districts IS
follows: Headquarters at Washington,
five officers, with salaries amounting in
the aggregate to SIC, 200; fifty-eight
clerks at $50, ,420, and six messengers st
$3.50; total, S95, $50. District OF Column
bia, thirty-one agents at $50, ,240; nine
teen clerks at so, 760, and six messen-
gers at $3.50; total. S53, $40. Maryland,
eight agents at $500; four clerks at
$500; and two messengers at $1,000
total, Sll, 700. Virginia. ten agents at
S14 400; thirty-six clerks at S36, ,874, and
twelve surgeons at S14 400; total, $685.
674. North Carolina, nine SCENTS at
Sl4, 400; seven surgeons at $500, and
twenty-eight clerks at $50 COO; total,
$50, 800. South Carolina, eighteen agents
at S25 $50 fifteen surgeons at SIS, 900, and
thirteen clerks at S14, 800 total, S5S, $50.
Georgia, forty-six agents at s5S, 500; eight
surgeons at $4,000, and eighteen clerks
at so, 100 total, SIS, 500. Florida, ten
agents at So, 600, two surgeons at $500,
eight clerks at 1920, and two messen-
gers at S720; total, 9.310. Alabama,
twenty-five agents at S24, III, and twen-
ty-three clerks at q, go; total, S5I 1897.
houIuchys seventeen agents AZ Sl6 ,OLO,
eight surgeons at S6720, and seventeen
clerks at ST., 400; total, S4l, $40. TennSs-
see, eighteen agents at $40, 400, two sur
geons at $500, and fourteen clerks at
81, 100; total S39, 1900. Mississippi,
tweGty-seven agents at s33, 300, eighteen
clerks at $32, 200, aud twelve laOorers at
$2700; total, S68, eco. Missouri, one
agent at S2400, one clerk at $1,000; total,
$1,000. Arkansas, eighteen agents at S24,-
500, seven surgeons at $500, and twenty.
eight clerks at S31 ,320; total, S64 $40.
Louisiana, twenty-three agents at S28,-
800, eleven surgeons at Sl3, 800, and thirty
four clerks at S37, 100; total, SIS, 600
Texas, thirty-four agents at $40, ,96S, and
eleven clerks at S13, 200; total, S54,16s.
The entire number of persons employed
amounts to 727.
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adverse to the men now in power. Ac.
cording to the gospel of Rsdiealism,
there can be no hearing granted to the
men Of the South, unless they will con-
sent to their own dishonor and betray
their States. Hesce 1t becomes our i'm
perative duty to throw before the North
ern mind, boldly and 'fearlessly, q
refutation of the miserable sophis.
tries by which it is attempted
to sustain such policies and
justify such spirit.
THE ERECoNSTRUCTION MEASURES PLAIN
LY UNCONSTITUTIONAL THE DANG Err
TO THE NORTH IN ACQUIEsCING IN
THEM.-VIRGINIA AND MAsSAoHU-
SETS.
That the reconstruction measures,
which constitute the legislative embodi-
ment of the revengeful policy and pro-
scriptive spirit adverted to, are uucon-
slitutionRl and without warrant in the
organic law of the Republic, requires no
argument. The lowest intellect in the
land at once comprehends this. The
High Priest Of Radical vengeRnce, THAD
STEVENS, boldly avows, that they are
entirely outside of the Constitution.
Is it wisdom in the Northern States to
acquiesee In, or permit huge system OF
legislation, having no other foundation
to rest on but the bsyonet? Do they sp-
prehend no danger for themselves in the
future, by allowing such a prece-
dent to be established? II these
things can now be done in eleven
States with the consent of twenty-it
may, at no distant day, be done In eleven
Others with the consent of thirty. Such
was not thepatriOtic forecast of Virginia,
in the daYs of iT6. when she recognized
in the clanking chains" on the plains
of Boston tho warning of the fate IN
store for her, II she did not spring to the
assistance OF her sister colony. May not
Virginia now justly ssk of Massachusetts
a wise and prudent reciprocation in 1865
of the aid she obtained from the Moth
er of States " in 17T6 ? Has time ObliteT-
sted gratitude, OF proven the folly Of
such precaution? ? Let Massachusetts
answer
CONCLUDED TOMORROW.
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CONFEDERATE DEAD.
BrOwnIOw Willing to Assist In
their Decent BuriaI!!!
The Knoxville Wig of the 9th has the

The Knoxville Wing of the 9th has the
following:
A meeting was held at Rsmsey's II al,
on Thursday evening, to take into con-
sideration the subject of raising funds TO
gather into suitable cemetery the Con.
federate dead of East Tennessee. It was
participated in by men of all parties, and
1t was finally agreed that a grand tour
nament should be held at the Fair
Grounds near this city for the purpose of
raising the funds necessary to carry out
the object. A large list OF managers was
named, and an executive business COM
mittee appointed TO make arrangements
for the proposed tournament.
Without entering into any argument
as to this being the most appropriate or
the most successful method of accom-
plishing the end sought to be accom-
plished, We will say that the object Is a
very worthy one. The remains of the
Confederate dead throughout East Ten
nessee, to the shame of wealthy rebels
be it said, have been much neglected.
Whatever may be our opinion of the
cause In which they fell, and however
much we may deplore the errors of the
living, the mantle of charity should be
thrown over the graves of the dead, their
faults forgotten, and their memories
cherished with kindly feelings. Wealthy
rebels, to whose influence hundreds Of
these poor fellows are indebted for their
present humble graves, should feel them
selves particularly called upon to aid in
this matter, while loyal men can COM
promise none Of their principles If they
use their influence in this behalf
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WADE HAMPTON.
Letter in Reference TO the Death
OF Col. Cameron.

To tie Editor of the NV York Tribune:
Sir The Times last week inserted q
correspondence article, signed Hobo
ken,n asserting, unquslifiedly, that Gen.
Wade Hampton, at the battle Of Ma
nassas, in cold blood and maliciously,
shot MIR. Cameron, the brother Of the
Secretary OF War. 1t seemed so utterly
inconsistent with Gen. Hamptonis we'll
known character for bravery and honor,
that inclOsed him the article, and send
you his answer. / am as thorough a Rs
publican as any man can be, but desplSe,
as / trust all our party do, such malig-
nRnt and uDjustifiable attacks upon the
honor and integrity of an opponent.
NEW YORK, september ). J.H.P.
q WALHALLA, August 30, 1868.
"Sir; Your letter inclOsing aD article
from the Times OF the 18th instant, has
just reached me, and IL Is due to you that
should acknowledge the civility you
have shown in calling my attention to
this attack upon me. | feel such pro-
found contempt for the Times, and other
papers ofthat sort, that should not have
humbled myself to notice the article in
question, nor should do so now but TO
respond to your letter. This do frankly,
and pronounce the statements made by
Hoboken,' in reference to myself at the
battle of Manassas, as utterly false. To
be more specific, l assert that / never
at any time, the Black
Horse Cavalry that my command in
that Aght was regiment of infantry;
that never shot at Col. Cameron, and
that | never saw him, to my knowledge,
while alive or dead. Thanking you for
your kindness in sending me the paper,
| am very respectfully, yours,
WADE HAMPTON.
"Joseph II. Patten, ESQ.,"
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MAsoNIODIREOTORY
LODGES.


AEexRorA, No. l6s Meets Ist Monday in
every month, az Odd-FellOfTs' Hall cor. COur;
and Main. u. b. Forster, "a Front street,
". NJ; John Besfnish, Sec'y-
SOUTH MExPEIs, No. lB, Meets I'd Friday OF
each month-HaLl, cor. Madison and Second.
A. j. Wheeler, W. NJ; Benz. X. Pullen, Sec.
LEIBA SCOTT, No. 2Se. Meets LIST Friday OF each
month-ERll, corner Madison and Second.
Moses seelig, ". NJ; g Curtis, Sec.
month-Odd-F Fellows Han. II. j. Lynn,
". N; W. d. Butts, SEQ.
KIBwIESIEG, No, Sl, Meets 9Th Friday
0f each mOnth-st South Memphis Hall,
corner Of Madison and second. George Mel-
lsrsh, 3d.. ". Nj b. K. PuIlen, 3D.. SEQ.
RoYAL ARCH.
PENN Chapter, No. 4. Meets I'd Monday OF each
month-Odd-Fellows' Hall. John zent, ID. Z,
H. p; B. n. Levy, Sso'y.
h AND 8. n. ...-.
uRKKA Council, No g. Meets Sd Monday of
each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hall John 2eDt,
In. III; n. J. Wigg1n, Rso.
THMPLARs.
CYRENE CommAndery, No. 4. Meets 4th Mon
day OF each month. john Eent. Com; n. ].
Wiggin, Rec. tt.r le
A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
2O4 ROGt Street.
HERAEs AND MITHRAs Lodges meet in con-
junction attn Wednesday in every month.
+. Mellersh, Secretary.
JAsIPHIA council or Princes of Jerusalem, 18TH;
No. l. Bent. K. Pullen, I'D, Fsrsh.'.; -
-, Sec...
Calvary CHAPTER OF Rose Croix, 18TH, No. 1.
Charles w. Adams, SD, NJ. W.. "a. 7. Tom
linBon, Sd, Sec.
PaILIPPR DupLEssxIs Council of K-h, S0th.,
No. 1. Henry P. Woodland, S2d,, Comm. /;
William Y. Cirode. sd, Rec :.
IossTsToRY OF WEST TENFEssEE, sd. John
Ainslie. SD, Comm. in Chief; Dodge q,
Trader, sd, Reg.
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college Of the hristian BrOlht rs,
ST. LOUIS, MO.

THE object Of this Institution is to afford
students the means Of acquiring a thorough
collegiate education, whilst the Commercial
Department offers rare advantages to young
men desirous OF entering on mercantile pur-
suits.
1he next Session will commence on the last
MONDAY in August,
Applicants for admission will do well TO be
in time. For particulars address
aulz 2m BROTHER EDWARD, President.
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CLAYMONT BOARDING SCHOOL

DUPILS ARE PREPARED AT THIS
i School for College or active business.
LoCATIoE-Three miles from Charleston, JEFF
ferson county, Valley OF Virginia.
Next Session Commences sept. i, ES6S.
Pupils received at any time.
TERMs-e3eo, payable semi-annuaily, In ad-
vance A liberal deduction will be made to
ncarder. No extras,
For circular, address
Us. BLACKBURN,
auS law Aelo Principal,
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FACULTY OF PHYSIC.


NATHAN r SMITH, N. D., Professor OF Sur
gerry.
M. E. A. AIKEN, NJ. D., LII. D., Professor Of
Chemistry ana Pharmacy.
q. W. .MILTENRERaER, NJ. D. Professor OF OBJ
stetiics.
RICHARD MCSHERRI, NJ. D., Professor Of
Principles and Practice of Medicine
CHRisTOPHER JOHNSON, NJ. D., Professor Of
General, Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
SAMUEL q. CREW, NJ. D., Professor of MaIeria
Msdica and Therapeutics
FIR RARK DONALDSON, NJ. u, Professor of Physi-
oloEy, Hygiene and General Pathology.
WIN. T. HOWARD, NJ. D., Professor OF Diseases
Of Women and Cnildren.
JAMES II, BUTLKR, NJ. d. Demonstration and
Adjuncs 10 the Professor of Anatomy.
The fees for the full course are slZ0. Fer Ma
circulation s.. For Practical Anatomy $40.
The University Hospital, Tor IDfirmary,) at
tached TO the college, ranks among the dIst
Clinical Schools in the country. 1t affords a
great variety in the forms of disease always
under treatment. Surgical Operations, and
Clinical lectures on Surgery, Practical Medi-
cine and the d D'seases of Women and Children
are constituent parts of the daily Instruction
given blythe respective Professors OF this insti-
tuition.
Students desiring to perfect themselves in
speeidltieS eau take courses OF private instruo-
ZION froEa AdtuAets attached TO the various
Chairs.
GEO. W. MILTENBERGER, M. D., Dean.
sent 81
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RQtGce.

I HAVE two beautiful and well improved
Il Plantations in Lee county, Ga, within
three miles Of the city OF Albany. bounded oy
one Of The best railroads IN The state, and
dne Lot and c1mmOdiCus Dwelling a the city,
which I viii gladly sell or exchange for other
property, nearer 70 me.
srls A. WRIGHT.
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GAYoso EECAaPMEHyT, No. 8, L o. f. Meets
on tire 1st and Sd Thursday NIGHTS OF eaeh
month. J. 81. Mcclure, Z. P; +. Hellersh,
H. P: Thomas Bacon, Scribe. je4
EMPHIs LODGE, NO. 6.-MeetS every Huesoay
night. F. Mellersh, N. G.; M. Pump, SecTe-
MARY. sulS
CHICKAsAw LODGE, No. Sheets sveTy Mon
day night at O'Clock Dr. George W. AcTee
n. G.; Thomas Bacon. Secretary. Jyl2
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A IL persons whom it may concern are here
"a by notified that Cerfincata No. 2ls for eight
slarss and Certificate y o. 1916 for five ihares
OF stock in the M=mph and Charleston Rail-
road having been lost or misla q, application
has been made for Te-issue OF said stock
MATTHEW ]. cox.
Memphis. May 5. 1853. ssp6 lw
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LaGrange Female College
MRS. CUTHBERT'S
AND DAY SCHOOL

Nos. I4Is Rad Iz2O Pine Street, st. Louis, Mo.
NY ILL commence its Seventh Selnf-Anpual
w Session Septem Der 2, 1888. A full corps OF
experienced teachers is employed. Special ad-
vantages are offered in French, Eioc1tion, PEN
manship and Music. The Principal would call
special attention TO her Boarding Department.
The dormitories have been newly fitted up
during vacation, and are attractive in every
respect. Reference by permission
REV. JAS. II. BROOKES, DID,,
REV. W. a. SMITH, DID.
Late President Randolph Macon College, Va ]
ct. Louis, No.
REV. STUART ROBINSON. DID,.
Louisville, KY.
Catalogues may be found at the Bookstore ud
Geo. PattisOn. ann m
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NOTICES.
Notice.

HAVE good EIG8TY SAW PRATT GIN,
/ which I will sell cheap. refer to Messrs.
GRlbreath, stewart Co.
ses II 4. WRIGHT,
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FOR SALE.
FOB SAFE.

HORsE aud Buggy.-A ve-y fine and thor
II oushly broken family horse with new
opeu Buggy aud arneSs-al IN complete
order-wllI be sold low. Inquire at B5scher &
Co : No. SSl Main street, or OF
JOE SELIGMAN,
ses lE Corner Union and Tnird streets.
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
Al
b A L T I NJ O r E

THE Slxty-first Annual Session OF the School
i OF Medicine in the University of Maryland
will commence on the 18th OF OCTOBER, 1868,
and will end on the LIST OF March, 1859. There
viii be q preliminary Course of Lectures, be-
ginning on Monday, October 8
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-Furnis Rooms with Board,
ID a I6i second street. References required.
SEPT
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LUMBER, ETC.
PLANNING HILL And LUMBER YARD.
cUsBINs. cUNN & cooVER
Ie1, 16s and 1855 Washington ST.,
MEMPHIS.
TENNESSEE,

MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE.
DUILDING AND FRAMING LUMBER OF
- all kinds Sash, Doors, Blinds, Newell Post
and Caps, Belusters and Railing, Lattice, Pal
1nEs, Latn, shinRles, and choice lot OF sea-
soned Oak, Walnut, Cypress, Yellow Pine and
Poplar, Flooring, Ceiling and Weather Bosrd-
ing, for
Sale Cheaper than ever 0fTered Before.
ming and Aorllcing, done 10 order. Aepio 2n
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SALOON.


A TTwOOD q ANDERSON, Cotton FACTORS,
~ General Produce and Commission Mer-
ehanIs, have removed their business to No. 50
Main street, between Union and oayosO streets,
Memphis, September l, ls5s, ssPS In 4