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NOTICE.
DISTRICT Of West Gennessee, S.

DiStrIcl OF " est 4tnnessee,
In Bankruptcy, -
At Memphis, Tenn, day OF Isis,
THE undersigned hereby gives notice of
i his appointment gs Assignee Of RICH
ARD j. JONES, of Randolph, Upton county,
and State Of Tennessee, within said District,
who has been adjudicatcd a bankrupt, upon
his own petition, by the District Court OF said
aug55 o. WOODBRIDGE, Asgig4ee,
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FOREIGN.
FUNERAL NOTICE.

COSTELLO-Qied at 9 o'clock pm, 24th
inst, PATRICK COSTELLO.
The friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his late
No. IS overton street, this Wednes-
day evening, 25th, al 3 O'Clock
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NOTICE.
District of West Tennessee, Z T.
In BanEruDtcV. r.

District of West Tennessee,
In Bankruptcy.
At Memphis, Tenn, daT II Ieda
THE undersigned hereby gives notice of
i appointment as Assignee Of JAMES
RIGGS, individually, and as one Of the firm
Of Hansel & Riggs, of Memphis, Shelby
county, and state OF tennessee, within said
District, who has been adJudicated a ban&-
rupt upon his own petition, by tA5 District
Court Of said District
aug25 Q WOOLDRIDGE, Assignee.
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NOTICE.

District of West Tennes.,s,
In BaakrUptey. -
At Memphis, Tenn, day Of 1903.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice OF
i his appointment as Assignee Of RORI. \.
PEBBLES, Of Memphis, ShelbE county, and
state OF Tennessee, within said District, who
has been adJudIcated q bankrupt, upon his
own petition, by the District Court OF said
aug5 o. WOOLDRIDGE. Assigaee.
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MISSISSIPPI
High-handed order and ihsult to the United
states Court BY Gen. Ahss

JACKSON, August ?4.--Gsn. Ames
has issued the following order TO the
commanders of military posts in
Mississippi: "The Commanding
General directs that you do not obey
in future any writ Of habeas corpus
issued by the United States Court and
the Circuit Court or any order made
by such courts for the release of pris-
Oners in your custody. Should such
writ or order be served upon you.
report the fact by teiegraph.N " =
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CRAB ORCHARD SPRINGS,

white sulphur Springs, W. Va. @y6
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DIED..

COLEMAN-Last evening at pm, sud
denly, of congestion Of the brain. z. w.
COLEMAN, late OF the firm of n, s. King & Co.
Funeral at pm, this Wednesday, from
the residence OF Il. $ King, No. l39 Madison
street. Friends are Invited.
Fredericksburg, va, papers please copy.
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, August 24.-Weather
very hot this morning. Mercury go
at 10 o'clock. Cooler this evening,
owing to heavy clouds which promise
much rain tonight.
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LOUSY .4.IR, August 4.-Bagging
26l to 2iEc! SUperhne flour s.. Corn
8jtG92Ic. Oats 45950c. Prime sugar
I4Bc. Molasses 75c. Tobacco sales 20
hhds at 81 GO to s12 IS. Pork $24@
"a 30. Pecan s,,CulasFs LOT; sides l94
6l9sc. Lard 9B@r.' Hams 22tG234c
Whisky Fl 2nHl 81
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RICHMOND

RICHMOND, August "a. - The
weather was showery yesterday and
cloudy to-day.
There were heavy storms yester-
day and last night at StauntOn, Lex
ington and Old Sweet Springs.
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JSo. F. TITUS.
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ON THE 18TH OF MAY,

And with the extensive improvements that
have been made, viii be prepared for the
comfortable accommodation Of from
FIFTEEN HUNDRED TO TWO THOUSAND
PERSONS.
The WHITE SULPHUR is now the Western
terminus OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road, and the cars of that road lin connection
with telegraphic facilities) will be running TO
the Springs by IsT July.
No pains or expense have or viii be spared
to secure the comfortable entertainment, in
all the varieties of accomm odatiOn, OF the
large number of visitors that will resort 10
the springs the present season.
SO One Of the best LAWN AND RALL-
ROOM BANDS win be in attendance; an eX-
tenstve LIVERY has been provided, and suit
able arrangements made 70 facilitate every
innocent and recreative amusement appro-
pirate 70 shiOnRble Watering Place. A
number of Eaney and Masquerade Balls will
be given 5uItng the season.
Charges will be SIS per Week and $50 per
Month. Children under 10 years of age and
colOred servants, half price White servants
according TO accoInm odations.
PEXTOES & CO.,
Proprietors.
White Sui Bhur Saziags, W Va. ny6
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LABOR DISPATCHES.
Trouble between Employing and Operative
Printers.

FrilleES,
ST. JOSEPH, No, August 24.-The
proprietors of the Herald to-day dis
charged their entire force of printers,
and filled their places with men from
st. Louis. There was no difficulty
about price, but the prOprietOrs
claimed TO have the right to manage
their own business in their own way,
which, it seems, was denied by the
Drinters.
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Release Of Father Mcmahon.

BUFFALO, August 24.-Father Me
Mahon, long held as a Fenian convict
by the authorities, arrived here to-day
after an absence of over three years.
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.VALHERMoSO SPRINGS,
In the Mountains Of Morgan County, in
Alabama,

In the Mountains Of Morgan County, in
Alabama,
A RE now open to visitors, ana comfortable
~ accommodations can be depended upon
The temperature il cool and pleasant, and
there are no mosquitoes. The new steamer
Ida" takes passengers from Decatur, Ala, TO
the hack at the springs Landing, ~ miles
from NalhermoSO, on Mondays, Wednesdays
and FrtdnYs, returning next dag. Time three
hours; fSls ST 90. Arterthe Ist'of July thsre
will be daily boat.
Board, per week, $40 Co
]. j. GlEtS, and
". B. PANNELL,
OF Blount Springs, Ala.
We found the mineral waters, and partfeu-
larry the White Sulphur, at ValhermOsO,
equal to any in Virginia, and We recon-
mend 1t with confidence to all those who svf-
fer from the effects Of rheumatism, Dyspep-
sia, Serofula and dissssss qE ehe Skin and
Liver. SAINT !. CkEsrW RIGHT, MD,
". RUSHTON, MD,
JAS. MCFARLAND, ND,
= All Of Sew OllsaRs, La.
VaIhermoso. OctcS6E !, ISL,
Euf1eg9as cerFi9cStes OF cures can be had
on applI lIcattnn to the proprietor, ielS
-
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Almost every day we hear many persons

FNI'IIV9N UENI NtIJ Nc UNoI IIIII u VCI oUIIo
complaining OF headache, loss OF appetite
and that they are not nj 10 do anything, etc.
Many Is the day thai we have felt so our
selves, and in TACT have gone 10 bed and i'm
agined ourselves sick. but for the life of US
could not tell what was the matter. One day
while thus com mplaining, friend said to as,
. Why don't you try PLANTATION BITFERse
They are really good thing and VIII mako
you feel ike new man" Upon his recon-
mendstIon VIC purchased bottle, and took
them according to the directions. They
seemed to go right 10 the spot, and gave as
imme edlate relief Every since we nave taken
every opportunity 10 recommend them.
MAGNOLIA WATEz.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price.
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NELSON & TITUS,
Cotton Fa SEors,
Commission Merchants,
No. 10 PATTERSON Stregs,
MEMPHIS,

MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
WE are sEceessors 70 the old firm OF Titus
w & Co, and would be pleased to have
their old customers continue their business
with us. We also solicit a share of the BUSH
ness Of the Planters Of the South. AL CSt-
ton consigned to Us Insured .uules aIherTise
directed. dGw aug2J
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FRANCE,
AmhestY 10 ExiIes Froelaimed.

PARIS, August 24.-The official
names published of amnesty to French
exiles is received with unequivOcal
demonstrations of gratitude and SYM
pathy toward Louis Napoleon and
the Government. Felix Piatt has re-
turned TO Paris.
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Announcement Partnership.

ES~ The withdrawal of Mr.. John Ainslie
and the sale OF his interest to Messrs. Braw-
ner and Tyler. dissolves the firm Of Ainslie.
Keatlng & Co., from this date.
The APPEAL win hereafter be published by
the undersigned, under the firm style of
KEATING. ENGLISH & co.
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WAGONS.
PAINTING, ETC.
HOUSE, SIGN, STEAMBOAT
And Ornamental Painters.

DATTENTEEs OF DELINEATED GLASS
Il Advertisements.
~ All manner Of Fancy Glass Signs exc
cuted with neatness and dispatch
STRAUSS POPE,
tT7 SO Main Street.
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NEW YoRK.
rhs ErIe.susuuehanna RAILROAD Va.


NEY YORK, August 2i.-The Erie
and SusquehanHa litigation made its
temperance in the Supreme Court
to-day before Justice Barnard. On
the motion TO punish Van Valken-
burg and Pruyn for contempt in viola
ting an injunction of the Court re-
straining them with interference with
the management of the road after ap-
pointing a receiver by Justice Bar
nard. Messrs. Van Nalkenburg and
Ramsay were examined in relation to
the transaction of the Board Of Direc-
tons since the injunction and also as TO
the disposition of the books of the
company which are still carefully con-
cealed. The only important informa-
ton ELECTED being that the books are
still at Albany and not in the custody
Of Rruyn. The case was then adj
j0urned over,
THE HOP TRADE.
The first bale Of new State hops was
on the market to-day.
THEFENIASs.
The annual picnic of the Fenian
Brotherhood, at Jones's woods to-day,
wasattended by twelve thousand per-
sons. The best order was maintained,
and everything passed OF pleasantly.
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In accordance with the forcgo,Qs ardeF Of
the Board, ct par-les 0ssiting TO know the
value OF their real and personal property, as
assessed by the assessors Of their respective
districts, can obtain such information on ap-
plication at this ONCE until the 2lth dag Of
September, 1869 petitions VIII be received
anu referred 10 the assessors
aule JOHN LOAGUE, Clerk.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The Highth Of Perfection. "A single ap-
plication OF MIX of Violets delights and
pleases every lady who makes the trial.
sold BY all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
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Sy New Presses New Type Beautiful
Designs, Cuts representing all kinds Of bust.
ness, Prices very lovi
R8- Perfect satisfaction guaranteed in every
instance.
BBOrders respectfuliv solicited feh32
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PATTIIs FATHER DEAD.


Salvatore Patti, father of Adelina
Carlotta Patti, died here Yesterday.
THE Empress AND FRINGE INRERIAL
The Empress and Prince Imperial
have arrived at Lyons on their way
20 the East,
SENATE CONSULTATIONS,
The Senate will tomorrow meet to
hear the report of the committee of
Senators in consultation upon the late
American Minister in South America.
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.
Gen. McMahon, from Paraguay,
and Mr.. WOrthingtOn, from BuenOs
Ayres, are expected here on their way
to the United States. s4
'raE COLD SHOULDER,
Ii Is reported when Minister Nc
MahOn approached the line of the
allies on his return from President
LOpeZ's headquarters he was badly
received by the BraZilians.
His escort, hearing toe WhitS flag,
lSas attacked by some cavalry, al
though Commodore Dent had notified
the army Of his expected arrival. -.
AMERICAN LEGATION ROBBED.
The reported rillsging oftne Amer
lean legation Is confirmed. 80
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Notice to Property Owners.

County of shelby. "uiS Aeiii' H'o7'
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
August Is, 1859. J
ORDERED Ere, That the Clerk of the
County Court be instructed 10 advertise in
the APPEAL and Avalanche, giving all prop
erty owners notice that the asses aeuJs 8f
real and persc-a, properly fpf State aud
cOauty arJ' TtoF Completed, and that they
have the privilege of aNeetiHg TO the same
and endeayoTing 10 obtain corrections during
the next thirty days, by making proper ap-
plication 10 the assessors, after which time
no corrections can or viii be allowed, It lelRg
necessary 70 place the tz.z aoGks' Ia the Col
lector's haalls a. ms earliest practicable date;
and that each paper make a local notice, cali
Ing particular attention to the advertisement.
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CINCINNATI.
4. o. HURD. BUCKHARDr co.
&. o. HURD g. CO.,
Cotton Commission Merchants,
BUCKHARDT & co,
4. o. HURD.
NO. iOl sYoAMoRE ST., crNC1NNArI.
T IBERAL advances made on cOnsignments
Il Orders for goods solicited. sep6

MASONIC SUPPLY sToRE.-Convenien
vi rooms in Masonic Temple, Cincinnati,
o., have been RENTED and refurntshed Tor
ciety Goods Having established a successful
business, the undersigned is prepared Tor ex-
tehsiYe orders, and can send Z. o. D. or 7. y.
D. on examination. Supplies for Lodges
Chapters and COMMANDMENTS; Masonic Car
pets, Jewels, Collars, Diplomas; Pillars, Ont-
GERS Aprons. Full Templar outnts, 80 70 soe
Chapter Robes; /. o. u. +. Jewels. Refers to
Prominent Masons In each State.
au9i0 JOHN D. CALDWELL.
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SPAIN

OEHtNs
pisseHsiORs 10 the cOrtes -PertgrbstI0E Of
the Ministry.
MADRID, August 24.-Dissensions
among the ministry are Increasing.
Tapela threatens TO resign If SOrnilla
persists in his severity towards the
bishops.
The Republicans have petitioned to
the Government for better food and
quarters for the Carlist prisoners.
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i-srTac Manufacturer and Buildcr.-Ths is the
title ola new Industrial Journal, handsomely Illus
rated the first number of which has just made is
appearance Western 81 Company Publishers 81
Park Row, N. Y. 81 so per annum.
1t is practical Journal Of Industrial Progress
and must prove of great value to all engaged III the
useful arts We arc pleased to see work conduct
ed with ability in which the Mechanic especially can
find so much information. The articles in the NIs''
Der before us relate to Bridge Building, Are!diee-
ture, Carpenterng, Paints aud Painting the pre-
servation of Wood Improvement in Saws. &c, &c
H. w Beecher is a regular contributor Of some ar
ticIes of interest to working men.
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Washington, Jan, lS-The Virginia
Committee in body, accompanied by
other Virginians and Gen. Sehofold,
visited Grant. Conversation turned on
business of Committee, and Grant, who
showed himself familiar with the Under
wood Constitution, expressed himself in
favor of speedy settlement. The in
terviow was Of some duration, and the
Committee expressed themselves as be-
ing highly satisfied. They afterwards
visited the President.
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COTTON KING AGAIN.

Tho Now York Commercial Adyer,
tiscr is Of the opinion that cotton bids
fair to mount his throne again. Assum-
ing that the crop will realize to the
South between $500, 600 and $780,
900, 900 says hat this sum willnot have
to be made over to factors who in for
mer years took the lions share. 1t will
not have to be expended for doctors
bills, incurred by sick and infrm ne
grocs or to maintain large floating
population of slaves in comparative
idlencss until the planting season again
begins. Huge store bills will not have
to be met as in other days, when plan
tiers supported large bodies Of slaves
The whole amount can bo appropriated
to the recuporation and regeneration of
the region desolatcd by the iron heel of
war, and in a very few years at the
fartbest tao South will DO on her feet
again.
Cotton is thus once moro to become
King, a king with FREQ subjects, rich
and powerful, and independent of all
foreign dynasties. The Southern peo-
pic can new, that slave labor has dis
appeared, almost indefinitely increase
their cotton resources. And to this end
they should do all in their power to at
tract Northern capitalists thither, whe,
bringing with them Yankee energy, en-
terprisc, and resources, will prove of in
valuable aid and assistance in develop
ing and pushing forward Southern
prosperity.
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No BUSINESS TO BE HUMMELSHINE,
of the Democratic papers arc shocked at
the accounts of Custars's massacre of
the Chcyennes. 1t seems no quarter
was given except the quarter granted by
tho highIanders. "Quarter ye," said he
"ye maun be content to be cuttit in
halves" Among the slain were scores
of little pappooscs Of all ages, and, in
short, Gustav took for His pattern the
operations of the children of Israel
among the Canaanites, the IIitites, the
acoustics and the Pcristes." HcsPared
neither woman nor child, but smote them
from the rising of the sun to the going
down of the same. Cease your sensi-
biIities! Have you never considered
the apology of the negro for beating bis
mule 'Sarve him right, massa, what
business had he to be mule ~ What
business had these little infant Chey-
ennes to be Indians They should
have been niggers. Then they would
have had equal frage-freed-
mems bureau, and all that sort Of thing.
But being only Indians their Threats
were cut, as matter Of course.-1la-
con Telegraph.
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rYIn Arkansas "horrors upon hor-
rors accumulate" The spoliations, crime
and oppression of which we spoke last
week continues and barbarism can hard
ly parallel the atrocities pcrpetratcd.-
Surely some effort will be made to re-
store order and security to this distract
cd State.
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A Healthy Digestion.

Life is rendered n'isogable when the digestive or
eans are impaired. Food brcomes repulsiye; the
body emaciated the mind depressed ana melancholy
broods over you. TUFTS VEGETABLE LIVER
PILLS is the remedy for these evils they produce
sound digestion create good appetite, impart re
fresbing sleep and cheerflluess of mind.
DIR TUFTS Standard Preparations are for sale
by VIM ROOT & SONS Marietta, Ga.
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RECEIVED AND TO ARRIVE
A FRESH LOT GLADES BUTTER.

RECEIVED AND TO ARRIVE
A FRESH LOT GLADES BUTTER.
Cove Oysters, Deylcd Ham,
Mess & No. | & 2 Mackerel,
Sardines and Maccarony,
Fresh Canned and Kit Salmon,
Dublin Porter and Bass Pale Ale,
French Brandy Vintage 1856,
Madeira Wine,
Ginger Cordial,
Lemon Syrup,
Ginger Preserves,
Chocolate, Coaco, and Broma,
Tcas-English Breakfast and Japan,
Gunpowder and Dung liyson,
Cheese and star Hams,
Crackors-Soda, Mushroom, Pic Mic
and Water with good supply,
Persons wishing an Of these articles,
pIese call and see for themselves before
purchasing.
A. GREEN.
Dec. %, 1868.
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~ No MATTER WHAT Is WANrED or where you
see 1t advertised or ifnot adrertsed at aH send to
MRC. II. WILCOX, General Agent, Atlanta Ca
Sso his advertisement Of The Magic Comb in our
Extra this week
Mr.. Wilcox has Something ae'r for Ladies' use &C
cl,strcly which cannot be fully advertised in the
public press, yet Ladies need have no hesitancy III
writing to him for a circularfuy describing it.
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GRArrFYENG.--We are gratiied to
hear that the Memorial Concert, in Col
umbus, on Thursday night, was success
full. Our information being that 81 900
was realized. Tho Concert in Macon
will probably como off about the middle
of next week. Dc Mes.
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rVr"TAc Southern CaItiratey" for january con
tans many articles of great interest to farmers and
especially how best to work the soil-how bess to
fertiliza It and how best to make manuros. The let
tors In this number from Mr. Dickson are very val
uabla.
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EEA ayne Rcids Nagp-inc.-This is beautiful
and attractive work and fall of entertaining matter
mostly original We in receipt Of the February
number. Carlton, Publisher, New York.
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tyTHc Tribune A}manac.-This is q very valua-
BILE work both in its Astronomical and Political de
partments Its statistics accurate and generally
reliable and no where else you get the same mat
ter compounded in the same cheap form. Price 20
cent
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ATLANTA, Jan. 1G.-In the House a
motion to rcscind the act unscating col
orod members, and that they be rein
stated, was lost by large majority.
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Che es(arjetta Solllnal,
Marietta, Georgia.
Friday TsorEaIs.s, Jam. 80, go.
Rates Of Subscription

In advance Two Dollars Per mmm. CLrns OF
five and upwards One Dollar and Fifty Cents each
with an extra paper to the one getting up ciabs
Ten or upwards.
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The Kidney and oder.

For the Blood Constitutional Diseases Sypllllitie
Affections, effects Of Mercury, Skin Diseases, Scroi
uIa. etc. use Constitutional Monarch.
For DiarrhUa, whether recent or long standing
Vomtiuo. G-anps. Cholera Morbus. Pains in Bow
els, Gripping Pains. etc. use Red Diarihna Reme'
dy. .r. r..
For Headache Billiousness, Torpid Liver Con
situation, Foul Stomach, ami all cases requiring a
select bill, ,ise Vegetable Auti-Boua Pills.
For Piles Internal or external, recent or long
standing if you desire cas- in two applications, use
Dr6mgo0e " Cos Pile SaIve.
For Bnrns Scalds. Cuts, Bruises SPHinS, IN
mors, ETC., use Lone Star Liniment.
For the Iair--to restore the natural color, pre-
vent it's falling off cleansing and aroufing tho scalp
use Tonic Hair Restorative.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Orders solicited.
j. p. DROMGOOLE q co,
Proprictors.
Sold in Marietta Ga, by
WIN. ROOT g. SONS,
and r. T. BRUMBY & SONS.
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The Confederate Memorial Con-
ccrts have been very successful aad
highly appreciated in all the large Geor-
gia Cities.
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rT~ Messrs. White and Whelan's School is for
novs and Girls-a mixed school-arl not for Boys
alone as we enormously stated last week,
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DRY GOODs LINE

We will sell "a low for Cash as any establishment
in North Georgia Examine our goods-price them
and Judge for yourselves
Our TERMS One Prioo, and strictly Cash
Marietta, Ca Jan. 8, 80.
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Commercial Intelligence.
MARIETTA MARKET,

Corrected Weekly by Il. II. McCUrCHEoN & Bro
FRIDAY, Jan 22th.--Gotton dulier ut % a &c.
Virginia Salt per sack 81 30.
Dried Peaches duh nj 7aS for bright
pFT'ATT pPITES