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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-11
LATEST NEWS ITEMS.


Gold closed in New York yesterday at
lsH4
The steanaer westphalia arrived at New
York yesterday.
The steamer Liberia from Liverpool ar
rived at Boston Tuesday.
John S. Hoffman, Governor elect OF New
York, was sercnaded on his arrival at AL
bany. Monday night.
Dc Cordova commenced a new series of
lectures in New York on Monday night.
Supject-"The spratts at Saratoga"
The Commercial Bank of New Bruns-
wick stopped payment on Tuesday morn
ing. Much excitement prevailed.
a locomotive Is reported to have ex-
ploded on the ariem Railroad last night,
blowing five cars TO pieces, and injuring
several persons.
John Reiley. arrested in New York on
suspicion OF having murdered his wife.
has bsen|held to answer. He claims that
her death was accidental.
The town OF Rockport, Mass, has been
mulcted $4,000 for pers nal damages sus-
tanned y j. r. HartweIl and Adelia Bah
sou, by a sfect in the highway.
Hon. lseph Howe, of Halifax, publishes
a letter abandoning the repeal movement
In The provinces The letter creates sreat
excitement, and col apse of the repeal
movement Is predicted.
Gen. Fitzpatrick has received an exten-
sion Of his leave of absence from Chilli and
has accepted an invitation to address the
veterans of New Hampshire, at their re-
union on the Sth of January.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has decioed that dealers in liquors, ON
making returns of distilled spirits on
hand, are required to draw of into regular
barre what at the time may be in their
sta. casks, in order that it may be gagged
and stamped.
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ALBANY, Nov. 10.-The second
trial of Gen. g. w Cole for the kill
ling of L Harris Hiscock, the alleged
seducer of Coles wife, will commence
tO-IBorroW.
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New ORLEANS, November TO-
The Odd Fellows were out in pro-
cession in strong force to-day, the oc-
.casicn being the dedication Of hall
of the order. The ceremonies were
conducted by the grand officers of the
body. There was fine display not
withstanding the unpleasant weather.
A. bonded warehouse under the new
revenue law has been established
here.
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HOTHERSI MOTHERsl MOTHERS
DON'T FAIL To PROCURE
Mrs. WinslOW's Soothing Syrup,
FOR uHILpREN TEErHrNa-
FOR CHILDREN TEETHTN

This valuable preparation has been used
with 1erer (dtkt9g sWcccss f9 thousands 0f
cases.
IL not only relieves the child from pain.
Dut luVigorates the stomach and bowels,
eOlrecLs acldiiys aud gives tone and energy
10 the whole system. 10 Will also Instantly
elteve GRIPPING III THE BOWELS and WIND
collie
We believe II is the best and sltrsst rem
edy IN tie tOOrtd ia all cases OF Dlfsente5B
ana D10I7Ice0 IN Ch4tQreTt, Whel her arising
from teething or any Ouner cause.
Full directions Tor using viii accompany
each bOLtle.
be sur and call lcr " NJ RS WTNSIOW y
SOOTHING SYRUP" having tine Jnc-siDl.
te Ol - CUKTIs e EBKgN5 " on the outside
wrapper. All others are base limitations.
Je24 d3w6m
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Colgate 81 Co.'s
Fragrant Toilet Soaps

ARE PREPARED BY Skilled work
nen from the best Materials, and ARE
sToWN AS THE STANDARD ny BEAEEta
md CUsroMERs.
Sold EVeTyi0he-e. rdee
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eS- How r.G1y mothers suffer the agony
4 seeing a. lCLr Lille ones snatched away
rom theIa i s. ie Whooping Cough. or
HptheE.a, ". On single bottle of POlamd's
White EatIc Gs.-l iouud would have snved
ne bnt 41illCs L I is intaliibie.
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The Hon. Reverdy Johnson
Present. e-o14
NEW YORK.

A FIIllbusterIng Expedition for Cuba
-GeneraI Harry Hays one Of The
LeadeFs-Hayor Hoffman ut Al
bany-He ADVISES Republicans t6
Accept the kituatten - General
ROseerans Sails for Mexico.
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10th Patches. Freckles & Tan.

The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY ios
nose BROWN DIscoLoRATIoNs on the iace
ReTTD's Moth aud FFeckle Lotion. Pre-
ared only by Dr. b. G. PERRY, 48 Boud
ibreet, New York. sold everywhere.
dar28 d6m
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TALLAHASs SEE.

The Disagreement Between the Gov
ernOr and Lieutenant Governor
The AdJatant General Demands
Secretary Aldea's appointment
PaDeFs.
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sew HOrk Gold and stock Marker.

- NS@~ @au BLOCK Market,
~ Telegraph.l NEW YORK. Nov 10
ill MoNKY-leasIer ana a d,no =, - -sov ~.
/ on catly with some transacffons 81 q en-. III
cent: Among lenders there we've sopSa ne
R.r eS,ro otGiy Ioentined with the great
20 OOo.0OO since Saturday The same ~, ~, aeI
are, however, extending their lines b, 49, ~,
ro,sa1lss ~ o1 sinsi anq there are some indi-
backs. when the public do not expect II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 914@9eS.
0oLD-Unsettled and lower: opanad a.
1850, advanced TO 1851, and fell 10 iS4lt6s
1874 ut the close. The Bull CLIQUE. Who
nave, been manipulating gold, realized
- 0oVEKNsENTs-Fever and unsettled
closing steady at decline. Tue operators
are mainly on the Bull side, and consider
able amounts are held by parties who be-
lteve that the Secretary Of the Treasury
would take them OF their hands at high
1Os1falO61<s do. 81, 1O65<@I07sz; do. '65, 1857
@100Ns do. new, IOg5z.a1U9sS: do 49, IO9I%
@l0seS do. '8s, il0kg1l0s4; IO.4Os. lO4s49lO5.
European Market.
ny oao4e.1 LONDON, n oy. l0-Eve.
. consols si5S; 5-2Os 74<; Illinois Central
'9s1<; Erie 27J<.
FRANKFORT, November 10.
BoNDs-7s5S@79.
so9 LIyERPooL. November 10.
sCSrToN-LoweF, with a tendency stiu
: = N -r-tNus SAASs AVSOVV oaleS mlddIing uI-
lands at lis; Orleans II1zs
BREAnsrUFFs = Corn advanced to 39s;
red wheat 9s 3D.; -four 28s Cd: barley 81; oats
IS 81; peas 46s Cd.
PRoVIsIoSs-Beef 9Os; pork 95s; lard SIS;
cheese 6fs; bacon SIS.
9PRoDUcE-TslIow sis; spirits turpentlre
zzs Cd; spirits petroleum Cd.
Iue# .8rn1ts LONDON, Novem ber 10.
SUGAR Quiet and steady.
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aud Hon: Reyerdy ohnson. In the
course OF reply to toast, Mr.. John
son said: M
have been greatly criticised for
the manner In which [ have received
and offered civi!ities while in this
country, but such structures on nv
conduct have not affected the nego-
tions which are in progress. How
ever dissatisfied the people are at
home, they we'll find there is no
ground for such a feeling. The ques-
tions at issue between my Govern
ment ard Her Majesty are now settled
without touching the honor of either
nation. Diplomatic negotiations in
the future are carried on in the same
spirit War between the United
States and Great Britain will be i'm
possible.
Mr. Disraeli made an able speech,
alluding to the subject introduced by
Mr.. johnson. He said the removal
of our difficulties with the United
States gives good ground for belief
that no future misconeeption may oc-
cur. He reviewed the state Of affairs
In Europe. and admitted the superb
clal aspect was threatening.
The Marquis of Hastings died to-
day, aged 20. t .r
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MADRID, November 10.-The Cor
resp 7adie says there is reason to- ex
pect that the Spanish Government
will at an early day conclude treaties
of peace with Chill and Peru. It at
tributes the happy result to the zee,
dIation of the United States aud to
the sympathy aroused in Spain in coa-
sequence of the desolation In Peru
and in Chill by the recent earth
quakes.
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Notice

a LII EERsOEfs AHE HEREBY NO
A titled that the authority of Jacob
LOWebb berg 10 transact business ON our
account rs revoked from ard after this
date. and we Will no. be liable Tor any
contracts made by him.
Novem ber 5th. 1868.
S. ROTHSCHILD a. BRO,
move DIT =. .. Box $50, New York.
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RE 5Pf CTFULLY announce % The public
that they arr prepared TO furnish music
for Church Festivals, Fairs. Funerai and
other Professions, on reasonable Terms.
The instruments used are IericIeT's ateut.
Application can be made to Prof Bucks or
TO either OF the uudsrs gued.
Whi. ID EEi4D fTf,
a. J. CON NI
GEO. DAVID ON,
move d1ml TX. CommIttee.
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NELsoN TRusLER, sec'y of State
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-19

$4,000 feet Uf lumber destroyed in our
Planning mill in Brooklyn, My 15, 1868.
All Our Money, Papers aud Books saved
In excellent order in a MARyIN'S SAFE,
ALUM AND DRY PLASTER.
SHEARMAS BROS.
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The leading maohinists in New York, Phla-
delphis,I Boston, New Haven, and Newark
have been unable to drill the CHROME IRON
after repeated trials.
In calling attention to an ENTIRELY NEW
SAFE, the public may rest assured that Il is
done only after ths most Through aud careful
experiments on 1t for more than year past,
during which time we have spared neither
pains nor expense to attain PERFECTION.
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$4,000 in Money, Yaiun BILE Books and
Papers perfectly pre,er,ed through the
Fire of July 20, 1858, at Doves Depot,
SOnth Carolina, In one or MARVIS'S
SAFES, owned by
DE i.OEME Il DOVE.
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Both of the above were Very
Severe Tests.

After twenty six years experience in New
York city, we claim to make a SAFE superior
in every respect to all others.
Our Safes possess the following advantages:
They combine the two mOst fre.prJOr
substances known.
They are perfectly dry, and do not cor
rOde the Iron.
Thy DO not lose their iire.prOOf quaII
ties by age.
Our LOCKS are superior to any others
In use.
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E:X1;,I' !. : :! s
Cannot be SIedged!
Cannot be Wedged
Cannot be Drilled |!

Perfect Protection Against Fire aud Bnr-
glars Mt the LEAST COST.
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necessity OF protecting the State govern
ments from assaults, and the possible
inability, even in republic, Of the party
in possession Of the Government TO de
fend itself without the aid guaranteed
by this clause. He then says: May
it not happen, in fine, that the minority
of citizens may become q msjOrity OF
persons 6y the accession Of alien residents
| Of a casual concodrse of ddUeptuFers, or
| of those tUhoBs the constitution Of the
State has not admitted to the rights Of
suffrage. / take no notice OF an un-
happy species Of population abounding
in some OF the States, who, during the
calm Of regular government, are sunk
below the level of men, but who, in the
tempestuous scenes OF civil violence,
may emerge into the human character,
and give superiority Of strength to any
party with which they may associate
themselves.n
Mr.. Tucker, in bis letter to Judge
Woodward, says, with great force:
The form OF government was republi-
can, as distinguished from the Kingly
aud aristocratic On what basis OF suf-
frage, on what social polity the frame
work rested was not tOithiR the guaranty.
History shows these were pertinseiously
kept beyond the intrusive reach of the
guarantor against whom these States
were jeRlo1sly anxious to be guaranteed.
Had the guarantee been considered ss
involving an interfering by the guarsn-
tor, with the existing State Govern
meuts, every reader OF history knows
that the Constitution would not have
been adopted, and this Union would
never have been formed.
Did limited suffrage make our COnsti-
tuition unrepublicsn? ? II so, how strange
that Virginia, who could have changed
it, did not previously do so, and tOOtIld
not for forty years after the Constitution |
was adopted How strange that, per- |
sistently continuing arestricted suffrage,
Virginia should be supposed to nave |
asked the United States by this guar
anty to destroy it, And how strange, IL |
this system OF suffrage was regarded |
within the meaning of that clause to be |
unrepublean, that the Constitution |
should, without dissent, base representa- |
ton in the one House of Congress on |
that very suffrage, and the other upon /
Legislature elected uuder that very sys-
tenn
II history should call Charles Sumner
a statesman, it will only prove that in
its opinions as well as in its statements
Of facts, it was fifty characterized by
Horace Walpole, when on his desth-bed
he refused to hear book Of history read,
saying that he was weary of works OF
fiction. The admirers Of Sumner are as
infatuated with him as Titania was Of
Oberon, ami do not see the ass ears.
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CASH CAPITAL OF $500, 900.

Which VIII be sufficient 10 duplicate lines 70
ali or nearly all the paying points reached By
the present monopoly.
The present Telegraph Companies Of the eoun-
try have been consolidated into one huge
monopoly, and are now earning over
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARs per year, or
over one hundred per cent on the actual cost
OF their lines, their present capital having been
Tatered over ONE THOUSAND per cent.
TEE NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY
have recognition nom the United States
Government Of the Importance OF their enter
prise, with a grant Of the most valuable fran-
chises ever conferred upon a telegraph CON-
Pany. No competing line has ever had the
right now granted By Congress 10 this company
to construct and operate lines over every
RAILROAD and MAIL ROUTE in the United
States The position OF this company differs
nom that Of ary company ever before organ
lied. The question Of the RIGHT OF WAY Is
FOREVER SETTLED.
The stockholders of this company cannot be
sold out or TRANSFERRED TO any other
company. The act Of Congress under whlsh
this company has been organized, prohibits
any transfer Of the franchises granted.
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CITY DIRECTORY.



WI. Passmore & CO 80 Second.
A. y. StOddsrd a Co., as second.
a. 5. Levy a Co., - Second, Jefferson BlocA
HANKS.
Citizens Union Bank, cor. Main snd Jeh.
Peoples Bank Of Tennessee " Madison.
Memphis CITY Savings lnstttiOn, 10 Jefterson
First National BsnE, Il Madison
Jackson Insurance Company 10 Madison.
BOOK STORES
CT. Chsmberlin & o., Blank Books, lg7 Mai
Church CO., SIS Main.
n Wade & Co., - ldain.
BOUTs ABB SHOES.
app & Lutz, I5}E Jefferson.
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ETC.
A.P. Morgan, ISS Third, corner y Washington
W. 5. Bruce & Co.. 81 aud e Monroe.
woodruff q Co, l59 Nam
Il D. Bradley 81 Aisiu. Jsckson Block.
CoAEs DEALERS.
Bigiey, Mauersh & Co., 3 south Court.
HESPlEHSAAtN.
Dr.J. B. Russells, a North Court.
DENTISTS.
:, Hfnson, rs Main street, Clay Building.
DRUGGISTS.
ChsndIerJ& Co., 246 Main.
EUBhIEU&E.
I'D. Stiles & Co, 81 Second.-
GRDGERLEs.
FErgason & Clay, " aOlesale, S25 Front
Webo, Mitchell & Co., wholesale, l5 Unicn.
G. ". StUrdivant q Co, l2 Front
Martin Walt @ CO., wholesale, II Front.
Brooks Sesiy Z Co., Z15 Front.
Epicer & sharpe, Soo MAIN.
Gsibresth, Stewart q Co, No. rs Union.
Victor d. Fuchs, Eis1 Depot, fl Jefferson 81.
Mercer, Ware & Talley, ls4 Main.
HARDWARE, = STOVES ETC.
Allison Brothers, 20 Front
Jukes & Scott, also 11nware, $50 Second.
Charles stout 4 Bro, = second;
r. Robbins q Bradley, rs Second.
McCom 8s q Co., 324 Main street.
Orgifl Bros. . Co., SIT Front
n IVeifar6 Co. q aud Is Monroe.
HIDES AND LEATHER.
!. Rocscher. also Fir dings, S35I5 Main,
Geo. PbiIIer & Co. Adams, near river.
HUMAN HAZE AND WIGS.
l.. Lavigue, 3Jg1s Main. See advertisements
Mn. II. L. ROdner, s. Main.
INSURANCE.
Phoenix Fire, Travellers Lie, and Accident
Ms Co.'S. h. p. Butler, Agent, No. Madison.
\. K. CLARK 4 Co.Astl; FIRE ana MaTine' Mama Mana
gers Branch OF KnickeTOocker Life, = Madison.
H. T. TUmllnsOn, General Agent, j. Madison
Peoples Insurance Go. ". B. 0reen law. Presl-
dent :. =. Ezad, Secretary is Madison ST.
H.A. LlttiejOu & Co. Agency, 2 Madlson'
Eredsu burg s. Sylvester, y Madison.
n Western Mutual Life, J. 5. Chaplin, Agent,
81. louis Mutual Lie, McMahon a Otis,
Agents. - Eadlson.
WATCHES AND DIAMOEDs
Merrtnlsr, Byrd a O., 275 Main.
POOley, Barnum & Co., cor. Court and Aialn'
r. /. ElchOt, 357 : stain.
EEQUUR DEALERS.
Nathan Bros. & Co., - Front.
a Naccare 4 Co, ts2t Front.
EUMBEs, DEALERS
Moore, EsdeT g %, S55 and 5Jl Second.
,NubBlns. Gun4 q DOOysr, Flsning Aill, los
"a. Nlugton.
MERCHANT TATLORS.
Power = mccoy, Is Second, cor. Jefferson.
;. StIress lEanufactOEy.
L.oufs Keith 1 - and 81 Jefferson.
MRmPIEIs STEAM DFEING.
r A. Hollsnber,. 2l.; Beal and go Second.
ETTEEFH MI.
l.. KTemer, Importer fancy SOoUai 20 4aall'
Mrs NJ L. Hunter, 2s7 Main.
SEWING MACEAhES,
Grover & Rsk6r, 50S Main.
Star shuttle, 2SI Second
TRUSKs, FrAAIsES, ETC.
/. Bsppek. 352 Maln.
TBRACCOEISTEs
L. New5urger & Bro, 81 Main.
Thul auOnu, Foster y CO., Monroe.
EduOn1s FetJigrev' 8 CO., SIS front
Mayer, MarshuetZ & Co, cor Jefferson & 2nu. |
URDEfiTAhEKS.
J. c. Hoist & Co., 81 MEin.
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NURSERIES,.
WHEATON, NURSERY.
Two Miles South of Memphis, on
Horn Lake Road.
JOHN TRENT. wkDDY THOMPSON.
JOHN TRENT & CO.,
PROPRIETOR
SUCCESSORS TO
DIR. s. NJ. WIFE ATOM,
NURSERIES,.

VKTE are prepared ) nj orders for every de-
w scription Of FrClt, Flowers anc Orna-
rnertai Trees. Grape and Straw berry Vines ana
Hot House Plants, Roses, etc, etc
our stock Is male up of the best selections
which can be gotten mp IN Europe OF America
We solicit CORES pondence from ali who puF-
~ .bsss trees In large or small qusntlties, or any
~ FhO wish 70 adorn their places with choice and
~sre Flower and shrubs.
Dl So Ffrst-elaEz Landscape Gardener.
20 Flowers for Bouquets and mreathS Always
hnon hand.
ss- Descriptive (iatalSgpes. With prices and
ntall necessary information, wi+ be furnished by
"a applying personally, or ~ letter %
osSo dsW IN JOHN TRERT 4 60,
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And this amsunt Is 70 be paid ss follows: One
per cent OF the par al the time OF subscribing,
and no more, until the entire capital hiss been
subscribed, and then on calls to be made BY the
Board Of Directors; instAlnents not 70 exceed
nVe per cent per month. When thirty-hvs
per cent Of the par value OF the shares has
been paid, certificates Of stock VIII be issued
This wiz give the company paid up
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CALLS---HOW TO Be MADE.

One Per cent Of the Stock viii be required on
subscribing and subsequent calls. not 10 sx-
eeed i've per cent per month, viii be made by
the Board OF Directors, from time 70 time, as
may be necessary, to supply funds to construct
and equip the lines but no calls VIII be made
afier the one per cent is paid, until the EN-
TIRE CAPITAL STOCK shall have been szb-
5cribed.
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Notice.

THE following property, in the hsnds OF the
/ Memphis City Transfer Company, viii I've
sold 10 pay freight and charges, II not called
for and removed within thirty days:
one eTWo-HORSE WAGON,
One TRUNK-no marx
One BOX BOTTLES, marked Dr.. Smell.
e. p. FONTAIHE, Agent.
ONCE N. C. 7. Co., Memphis, June %, lsS.
fa1Q lOt
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE NATIONAL
TELEGRAPH
COMPANH.

A Eev enterprise, 70 be known a. The Es-
uona1 Telegraph Company. has been orzan-
l1ed with valuable franchises conferred By q
recent act Of Congress for The purpose Of estsF-
hshing Trunk Lines OF Telegraphs on AL the
principal railroads and mail roules In the
United States The stock Is to Be issued upon
the same principle that OF the Merchants
Union Express Company, which recently con-
menced operations. The design is 70 interest
the entire business community In the enter
prise. This is done, not 50 much 70 dispose OF
the stock as 1t is 70 secure the business OF ne
country through which the lines pass
The Capital Is to be
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EUNoMIANs
OF LaGrange SynOdical College.

vt has been thought advisable 70 bold meet
! ing for the disposition of our society Prop
Niss in the University Chapel, on WEDNEs
DAY, june "a, 1858. It Is hoped that all tie
members will attend, or communicate their
isi.Si ID w " w. 3AMES ID WEST. President
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HOTELS.
HOUSE,
BOSTON, MASS.

THE very important and extensive improve
4 msnts which have recently been made IN
this popular Hotel, the largest IN New England
enable the propristOrs to Offer to Tourists, Fam
lies and the Travelling Public, aecommoda-
tions and conve eniences superior TO any Other
Hotel in the city. During the past summer
additions have been made Of numerous suites
of apartments, with bsthing-rooms, water
closets etc, attached; one Of Tufts magnin-
cent passenger elevators, the best ever con-
structed, conveys guests to the upper story OF
the house in one minuts the entries have
been newly and richly carpeted. and the en-
tire house thoroughly replentshed anu refur-
nished, making 1t, in al It's appointments,
equal to any hotel In the eO1ntry.
Telegraph OAacs, Billiard Halls and Cafe on
the firSr ioor. LEWIS RICE SON,
feb7 s0dSu Propriesors.
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HAIR GOODS.
Importance Of Hair as an Ornament.

WITHOUT A FINE HEAD OF HAIR NO
w woman can be- really beautiful. Without
This erowninR exec lence Of beautiful air no
lady can obtain with out buying 10 at MADAME
I.ANI8NE. CAN and BEE for yourselves, for
artistic styles and elegance, at 209 I-2 Main
street, np-gtairs opposite Court Square.
n. Z -Wigs, ChigI ons, etc, Hair Cutting in
any style, done by TIE professor
apr an y. LAvI8EE.
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OFFICE SOUTHERN LIFE ms. co..
MEHPHIs, Tenn, June "a, 1888.
1rhe aunusl meeting OF the Stockholders ,of
this Company, for the pdrpose Of electing Di-
rectors for the ensuing year, viii be held, At tile
ofiee of the Company, on TUESDAY, JU LIZ
7th prox., st O'Clock p m.
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'ubIe Daily Through Trains

ARKANSAS STAGE LINES
FROM
LITTLE ROCK
TO BENTON,
HOT SPRINGS.
Roekport, ArksdelPhia, spOonville, AntWine,
Washington, ClarksviIle, Texas; Tulip, ARK.
Prineston, Camden, Louisville, Russelville,
DardsneIl, UlarksviIle, Lswisburg, Ozark, Vsa
Buren,, Fort Smith.
Arkansas. D. ]. CHIDESTEE & CO.,
jal Proprietors.
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Blacksmlths' 4 Carpenters Tools,
BUILDERS MATERIAL
HEAVY HARDWARE.

We also offer at reduced price, q large and
complete stock OF the celebrated TEN n E5S EE
CHARCOAL IRON also, the cheaper Ken
tucKy," or "B." Iron, made by Hillman, Bro,
q sons, at the Tennessee Rolling Works. They
are the only manufacturers Of these justly
popular brands OF Iron, proven TO be far supe-
riOr 10 any Ohio River Puddled n. Being
their sole Agents in this market, (i-aving sue
ceeded Aessrs. Paul q Crocket), we can offer
Inducements and make IL to the interest Of
Merchants, Manufacturers and Farmers 10 pur-
chase from us.
aEA liberal discount from Price List allowed
TO Dealers. ALLISON BROTHERS,
June 8. 1883. iee
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Notice.

DELEGATES 20 the Democratic Coventisn
IL viii be carried at HALF FARE on tie
Commercial and Liberty. No. 2
JOHN 3. DAVIS, aup't
is9u 4. and W. =. Pit, CO.
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INSURANCE.
THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF MEMPHIS
CAPITAL. ssOO. geo

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