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Kissin0

At the trial of the Rev. S. p. Lynn,
at Pittsburg, few days since, for
ministerial Kissing" the Rev. Dr.
Mckinney said on the matter Of kiss
ing, 81 know very well what the
views of young ladies are. ] at least
know what they were forty or fifty
years ago. Some of them struggle
very hard against being kissed. Some
of them, in fact, make deal of strug-
Cling. At least they used to in my
time. Then, again, others of them
are kissed and don't make any com
plant"
We suppose, according to the opin-
ion of the venerable Doctor of Divin-
ity, those of "them that are kissed
and don't make any complaint" do
not make any trouble about it among
the clergy. If we understand this
case of the Rev. Mr.. Lynn, he was
waited upon and called to account for
kissing two young ladies while pastor
of Westminster Church, Cleveland.
When the properly appointed CONF
mittee waited upon him and
asked him what he had to say
in regard to the matter of kiss
ing the two young ladies, he replied
he had only this to say, " that he
kissed one Of the Young ladies because
she dared him TO, and the other because
he wished to- This was frank and
candid; ana as Jacob kissed Rachel
because he wished to, the matter
might have been dropped. But prob
ably some of the members of the
church who were no longer in the dew
of youth felt as some of the elder
brothers and sisters of q religious
society did, one Of whose peculiarities
was TO greet each other with a kiss at
their meetings. Among them We're
young man and a very pretty girl,
"WhOse hpS,n probably, as the poet
smothered in cream;" and when tbey
met they, Of course, ssluted each other
with the regeneration kiss.
After some weeks, at one of the
usual meetings, a staid and Ven-
erable brother said, "that while
they regarded kissing as very
proper, it had been observed
by him, as well as by some Of
the venerable and unmarried sisters
present, that the young brother and
sister when they met were in the habit
Of kissing with rather too much OF an
dppetitei and they thought with such
young people, who were not always
oonslderate of the feelings of the mai
den sisters, that hereafter The accus'
toned salutation might very prop 2rly
be omitted, else it might create un-
pleasant feelings in the society"
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August lG.-phe
Treasurer of the United States to-day
received another counterfeit ten dol
lar greenback Of the twenty-third
series, letter c, which in its distinctive
features varies materially from any
ether specimens yet. The engraving
is quite coarse and does not attempt
TO initiate the genuine plate at all.
The vignette Of Lincoln is very indif
ferently engraved, and the scroll
work around the medallion Is poorly
initiated. There is within fraction
Of SS3, ,OO0, 600 of ten dollar greenbacks
in circulation, of which, in response
10 a circular Of the Treasurer recalling
il, some So, 900 has already been re-
teived from New York, and it is to be
hoped that the last issue will shortly
be taken up. The fifty dollar green
hacks are also TO be recalled under the
circular referred to. There are only
some 81, 600, 600 in circulation,
Partial returns TO the revenue Office
for the wear ending July 30th, show
the following amount has been collect
ed: On distilled liCuCrs, S4,2SO, ,0O8;
UCnacc0, $. .Z2Q, 600 ferTnented liquors,
5000, 600.
The Treasury Department has re-
ceived information that the recently
appointed Collector of Customs for
Selda, in Alaska, has arrived there
-nd entered upon his duties. T. NUM-
Der Of assistant special agents, who
poy,e 49,, oo+ivrr &c dauurv COLLECTORS
l4dhe bu-Cti tvs7s---- -, ~~--------
for that district, have been removed,
and regular deputies are TO be appoint
ed In their nloaaa
f.--s-s-7' W..
Persons who have arrived from r.
pinia give distressing accounts OF the
effects from long drought in that Sti'te,
and assert mat unless they have ram
soon the corn and tobacco crops VIII
certainly be thoroughly destroyed.
A letter from Georgia also repre-
sents that apprehension Of great dan,
ger to the cotton crop is entertainer
because of the long dry season.
Judge SWayne has adjourned the
Houston and Galveston railroad case
to-day without an argument, with the
understanding that the counsel having
charge Of the various interests agree
upon a decree, whereby the interests
OF all parties are 10 be creditors equal
Iy concerned, until the case comes reg
ularly before the fall term Of the Su-
prelne Court.
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August 1G.-Cotton
quiet and firmer; sales 400 bales; up
lands 33lc. Flour Sc to G so. Wheat
81 Ga to 81 674. Corn soc to l 20.
Whisky 81 10. Coffee active and firm.
Sugar lI4Gl2 for Cuba.
Dry GOOds.-The market is rather
quiet, and we have only the following
changes to report: Ottawa plaids Osna-
burgs reduced from 19c to l8c; Marl-
bOrO do from Isle to lSc; Albany do
from 2Oc to lee; and coarse and bale
corset jeans from 12sc to l2c.
MOney.-MIoney is easy and steady
at 6tG7 per cent on call loans, chiefly
at the inside rate. Sterling dull at 93
@l0l. Gold lower, opening at "a and
closing at 334. The carrying rates
were 3G6 per cent. Clearanoes $67,-
6O0,0 900. Governments heavy and
lower, but closed steady. State bonds
dull; old TennessaeS 02li new 5l4.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, August l6.-Cotton
sales 75 bales; low middlings 30G3O4c;
receipts IS bales. Flour, supfTdne,
s. IS; XXX S6 30; xxx S. u. Corn
dull; white 81. Oats Cha 65c. Bran
81. Hay $29. Pork held at $50 80.
Bacon shoulders lie; clear sides 1870
2Oc. Hams 23 to 25lc. Lard in tierC-
es, 2e,q 20lci liz kegs 22a23c. Sugar
firm; common ll@ i2c; prime lil@
14Ic. MolaSses dull; reb0iled TO to
zoe. Whisky 81 12l6I -. CGfee
inactiye and held al, fair, 1j615ic;
prime l64Gl6sc. Gold 1929. Sterling
f4zl.. New York sight /. premium.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, August l6.-Family
-four S6 1906 80. Corn $40 95c. Oats
IS to Coo. Whisky 81 10, Pork SS4.
Bulk meats-shOuldeF l4t@143c; clear
sides l6i6I6lc. Bacon shoulders 1j4c;
clear sides 19Gl9lc. Hams 28@ 24c.
Lard 20G2Olc. Red wheat 81 80 to
/ 20; white 81 45Gl 80. Rye 9sc to
81. Eggs 14c. Cheese q t. t5c,
az, LOUIS,
ST. LOUIS, August 16.-Superfine
-four s. 0O65 80. Wheat 81 20. Corn
Sec to 81. Oats 44c. Rye 9sC 10 81.
Barley SEC to 81. MniskySl IS. Pork
s24 90. Bacon shoulders $3.50 l6c;
clear sides l9Ial9lc. Lard zoe.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, August l6.-FIour, spring
extra, Sc to 81 G2l. Wheat 81 44(3
l 445. Corn 9llc. Oats $50 acc. rye
81 0a. Barley 81 27!. Highwines
81 10. Pork $33 1904. Hams 17l0
1sc. Lard l92@193c.
LOUISVILLE.
LoU,sv1--L, August Ii. Flour,
$ OIL. Corn soc. Oats 45c.
Whisky 81 90, Tobacco sales 45 hhds
at s. 80 10 Sl1 .. Bacon shoulders
l6le; sides 19l6193c. Hams 22I6
235C. Lard 20lc. Pork $34 50
F0REISE,.
LONDON, August 16.-CQns0ls closed
at e2E(993 for money; L. S. 5-2O bonds
quiet; for '62, S@li for 'G5, old, s2F; for
90, S1l.
LIVERPOOL, August 1G. - Cotton
frmer; middling uplands l3id; Or
leans I3ld; sales 1880 bales inclE5-
ing 5000 to sreca,GtGTs ana export. ~
California white wheat declining at
us 3dGlls 4d; red Western los I'd.
Western -four 2js I'd. Corn 3Cs. Oats
32s cd. Peas 42s.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Lite SAVING reformation. "A radieaI


change has been introduced in the practieC
Of medicine. Physicians have ceased TO tor
ture and PROSTATE their patients. Instead Ol
pulling down, they build up; instead of as
saulting nature, they assist her. Cupping
leeching bliStering, venesection, calomel I
purgatiVes, once the faVOrite resources of the
faculty, are now rarely reSorted to even by
the most dOgmatic members of the profes-
sion. The old creed was that disease was
something which must be expelled bS
violent artificial means, irrespective Oi
zatoH in the process. The new creed
recognizes the IMPROVEMENT Of the general
health as essential to the cure of all local all
Inents. Hence il IL that HOSTETTER's
STOMACH BITTERS, the most potent Vege-
table tonic that pharmacy has ever brought
10 the assistance OF nature in her struggles
with disease, has been cordially approved by
practitioners of the mSdern school. Il Is
pleasant to reflect that reason and philosophy
have az last been victorious over the errors
of the past, and that thousands and tons OF
thousands Of human beings are alive and
mouldering IN their saAVes, had they been
subjected 30 the pains and penalties which
we're deemed orthodox and indispensable
thirty and forty years ago.
Preventive medication was scarcely thought
OF then; but now it Is considered af para
mount importance, cad the celebrity OF the
srANpAEs4 lsNiGoRANT, ALTERATTvE AMI
n sroBATtVE OF the age Ia title which HOS
TETTER'S BITTERS have fairly earned by
their long career of success), is mainly due Il
its efficiency as a PROTECTIVE PREpAaAFtoS.
A course Of he DI13ERS is urgently re-
semmepded az this season Of the year, as 8
safe and certain antidOte Ia the malaria
which produces intermittent and remfttenj
dies,
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NEW YORK.
The Federal Buildings in Chambers Street
Gerrisnnad hV Trnnns.

The Federal Buildings in chambers Stresi
Garrisoaed by Troops.
New YORK, August 1G.-The Fed
eral buildings in Chambers street was
crowded to-day, and is still garrisonei
by troops.
Pratt's case is being heard be-
fore Commissioner Osborn. 1t IS re-
ported that he has been remanded TO
the custody of the Marshal. 1t is al
so rumored that q requiSitiOn has been
received for him from General Rey-
nolds, commanding in Texas.
Commissioner Osborn discharged
Pratt for want of evidence. The ar
rest of Geo. r. Rutter, President of
the Tennessee National Bank of
Memphis is announced to-day as hav-
ing been made in this city last Tues
day. He is charged with having
smbeZzled six hundred thousand dol
lars of the School Funds of Tennes-
see. The Tennessee authorities have
notified the proper officers, who are
expected from Memphis to take charge
of him.
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r. WALLACE,
N. A. VAN PELT.
August 10, 1863. A, D. GIBSON.

Il viii be seen from the above that have
Withdrawn from The firm of Wallace, Van
Pelt 6 Gibson, In retiring take occasion TO
thank nav old friends and the public gener-
ally for the generous patronage heretofore
extended, and 10 recommend the remaining
partners as eminently worthy of their conf
dencs and patronage. K. WALLACE.
August l6, 1859. eugl7
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, August 16.-Owing TO
the drOwth the crops, especially cOrnr
is suffering dreadfully.
In the lower counties tobacco, as
well as corn, is damaged fearfully. On
the Eastern Shore, it is said, only hall
q crop Of corn can be raised. In the
vicinity of Baltimore gardens and
pastures are almost burnt up. With
the exception of occasional light
showers in some few localities no rain
has fallen for weeks.
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DEASFERS or merchants designing to puF-
i chase Gin Stands Will do well to bear in
mind that we are Sole Agents for :" F. CAR
YER d co.'s" IMPROVED COTTON GINS.
The unequaled beauty of the staple of cotton
giuned on these we'll known Gin Stands, the
lightness of their improved running gear, H.
creased yield of lint, and manY c6RSr ae-
knowledged advantages, make them more
desirable than in former years, when, ,as now,
they were the fsv0rite. jY9 .
MASONIC SUPPLY STORE.-Copvenien
WI rooms in Masonic Temple, cincinnati,
o, haze been RENTED and refurnished for
display and sale OF Masonic and other So
oiety Goods. Having established successful
business, the undersigned Is prepared for ex-
tensiye orders, and can send c. o. D, or C. q
d, on examination. Supplies asf HODGES
Chapters and COmmanda-.es. Masonic Tsp
pets, Jewels. Coz lars. Diplomas; Pillars. ON
GERS aprons. Full Templar outfits, s $ TO $50
Also, Collars, Aprons, knights of Pythias
chapter Robes; /. q. q, F. Jewels. Refers to
prominent Aasops IN each State.
GugA JOHN d. CALDWELL.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, August l6.-The
National Labor Congress assembled
to-day. Two hundred delegates were
present. Nearly all the States were
represented.
The Convention was called to order
at 10 o'clock, with c. H. Tucker in the
chair. The Committee on Credentials
was appointed as follows: Messrs.
Jassunk, New York; Cameron, Ill
inois: Trevillick, Michigan; Goats
and Kuhn, Philadelphia. After con
siderable discussion and comment, the
convention took q recess until 3 O'Clock,
On reassembling, President c. H
Tucker delived a very long address.
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FOR SALE.
For sale.

THE neat Cottage Residence. "a Mosby st, ;
Il would make an excellent home far &
small family. The house contains ave rooms
on the lot; also, ctstern, now full of the
nEest pure cold water. There Is q lattice els
tern house with force pump. The lot Is q
feet fronf, l451S feet deep to an alley, and Is
we'll laid out with snrubbery and vegetable
garden. The location is exceedingly healthy
no epidemic having ever visited that section
OF the city. The nelghborhood Is OF the high
est respectability. The place viii be sold at a
bargain. For terms, ETC., apply on the prem
lses, or at Avalanche ONCE. teH
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CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, August l6.-Five thou-
sand persons attended the game OF
base ball to-day between the Red
Stockings and Eckfords. Eckfordsi
IS; Red Stockings, 45.
Rain commenced falling at 8 O'Clock
tonight, the first for two weeks. We
seem likely TO have a steady rain.
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WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.

May, 1851.
Tell Lea &Perrins
that their Sauce is
highly esteemed
In India, and Is, in
my opinion, the
most palatable as
well as the most
wholesome Sauce
that Is moffa ~
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DRUGS, ETC.
THEo, HoERNER,
Anaysis and Manufacturing Chemist,
Druggist and ApOthscary,
81 AND 56 BEAL STREET.

CSorthwest Corner Of Seeondl-
CHEMICAL ANALyzES of al descriptions
~ made, and written reports fcTn1sne1
Physicians Prescriptions carefully eoD-
bounded ct all hours.
Patent Medicines, Soaps, Perfnneryr Tpuet
Articles, and everything pertaining . qsss-
elaas DFuS stare sePI u
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NOTICE.

OFFECR MEMPHIS < AK. RIVER PET. Co.,
LITTLE Rock, ARR, August ., 1859.
~ the Stockholders In the &" Memphis and
Arkansas River Packet Company" will be
held at the Office of the Company, in Kramer,
Miller & Co.'s building, Little Rock, Ark, on
WEDNESDAY, THE lST DAY or SEPTEMBER
NEXT, for the purpose OF electing Five Di-
rectOrs. JOHN d. ADAMS, Prest.
J. d. DARDEN Secretary augl4
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

HAVING qualified as Executor of the last
IL VIII and Testament Of Wade IL. Bolton
deceased, all persons having claims against
his estate are notified to present them within
the time required by law All persons in
debted to the estate will come forward and
make immediate settlement.
+. N. APPERSON, Executor.
Nom nhfS nth ArO1tst lSfiQ
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INDIANAPOLIS.

INDIANAPoLIs, August 10. - The
weather during the past week has
been the hottest of the season, with
occasional rains and heavy thunder
storms. The present effect on the corn
crop will be good, although previous
rains have greatly injured il.
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CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, August l6.-The Base
Ball match between the Savannah
and Charleston Clubs passed over qul-
etly this PM, the former being victo-
rious. Very few negroes were on the
grounds, and there was no attempt al
disturbance.
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NOt1ce.

THE Legislature of Tennessee having an.
thoriZed the DeSoto Insurance. and T,rust
Company to change its business to a banking
business, under the name of the /" Union and
Planters Bank (" of Memphis, notice is hereby
dered books to be opened for the subscription
of three hundred thousand dollars additional
stock a. the Peoples Insurance Company, No
~ AedtSon street, on the lst Of July next and
20 remain open for sixty daYE, unless the
above shall be sooner subscribed.
WIN. u. EARRISGTON, Prest
Memphis, June q, lSe9. le2S
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NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION.

THE cOpartnership heretofore existing be-
i tween Virgil Y. Moore and Edwin Whit
field, under the style of Moore, Whitfield &
Co., is dissolved 10 date from the lst inst, oc-
casioned by the death of Mr.. Whitfield in
January last. The business OF said firm will
be settled by me. VIRGIL v. MOORE,
August 9, 1869. Surviving Partner.
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Nntice Ia Inn1her and SawmiIl Men

TEHE best Sawmin on st. Francis river,
i Ark, with plenty OF timber and a ready
cash market for lumber, WANTS a partner
with a small eapital-a good Sawyer preferred.
For particulars call upon CLARKE, ELY &
CO., Memphis, Tenn. augll
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FlTTsRURo

PITTsBURG, August 16.--Hamill
and Coulter have arranged for another
race to come off next Friday evening,
on the upper Monogahela course, for
$1,000 a side-the referee boat to be
steered between the rival boats.
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FOREIGN.

Petition for the Release Of kRsrioaH Fe-
mans.
LONDON, August l6.-Rey. Paul
Bagley's petition for the release of
American Fenians has been sentto the
Ouppn
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BY TELEGRAPH.
DISPATCHES to IN. sosiA-sstsrn Pres. Association
ST. LOUIS.

Printers Strike Settled - Death OF a
Prominent Citizen Of ApOpleEy.
ST. LOUIS, August 16.-The printers
strike at Kansas City has been salts
factorily arranged, the prOprietors OF
the Bulletin yielding to the demand
Of the printers.
Gen. F. T. Dent arrived here yes
terday. .E
Jas. Z. Worsham, brother of J. }.
Worsham of Memphis, and lately
Chicago, was seized with apoplexy
while entering the Planters House
yesterday, and died almost instantly.
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GROCERIES, ETC.
NEXT DOOR To OUR OLD STAND.

OUR STOCK BEING LARGE AND CON-
" plete, purchased from manufactures and
first hands, at lowest hguTers, and shipped at
cheapest freights ever known in Memphis,
We are determined TO offer such Inducements
to the merchants OF the surrounding country
rs will in future make IL plainly to their IN
terest TO trade in Memphis, and with Us. In
order that there may be no misundersraDd-
ing on this point, we say plainly that We
WILL on SANE DATE AND WITH SANE QUAIL
Try OF GOODS, DUPLICATE ANY CASH ORDER
FILLEn IN LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI OF ST
LOUIS, transportation added.
We have now in store and to arrive:
400 pieces and half pieces KY. Baggias
1900 bundles iron Ties, best makes
so casks Clear Bacon Sides;
20 casks Shoulders;
IS hhds. Louisiana Sugars;
100 bhls. Hard Sugars
IS tes. S. C. Hams
800 kegs Leaf LSrd;
400 cases cdddy Lard
25 tieress Lard;
25Q sacks Fair to Choice c0ffee
so pockets lava Coffee
200 cases and pound Oysters
200 kegs Nails;
100 boxes Candles
100 half boxes Candies
100 One-quarter boxes Candies
100 boxes Pearl Starch
100 boxes Y. {. and 8. E. Soap
500 bags assorted Shot
200 barrels Superine Flour
ESQ barrels Xxx and XXX F;eHr
rs barrels Fancy Brands Flour
so barrels Golden Flake" FIoaf-.-oRf
own brand, and the best Flour In
market.
200 barrels K. D. Meal;
100 barrels and half barrels Whisky;
Is barrels Bourbon and Rye
100 eaddies Bright "a Tobacco
IS boxes Tobacco
100 kegs choice Molasses;
rs barrels and half harreis HOlasses
800 barrels kanaWha Salt, Etc., Etc. etc.
An inspection OF cur stock and prices viii
be TO the advantage OF ALL CLOSE CASH OK
APPROVED TINE BUYERS, and we cordially In
vite all such to give US a call.
HSr Orders by mall viii always secure our
prompt attention.
T00F, PHILLIPS & CO.,
aHl5 268 Front Street.
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New Orleans and Ohio Railroad Co.
NOTICE TO RoNDHoLDERs.

VIM. p. Mellen, Trustee, and the United States
and Others against The New Orleans and
Ohio Railroad Company and Others.
THIS cause having been referred back to
me as Special Commissioner by the Hon.
Bland Ballard, Judge of the United States
District Court for the District of Kentucky
for the purpose Of taking further proof etc /:
Therefore, Notice is hereby given to all
Bondholders of the First and Second Mort
gage Bonds and the Coupons thereunto he-
longing and unpaid, of the New Orleans and
Ohio Railroad Company, that have not al
ready been reported to me under former
order Of said Court, to come forward and pre-
sent and hle with me, as said Commjssioner.
said Bonds and Coupons as aforesaid, AT nv
office, in the city of Paducah and State OF
Kentucky, on or before the
FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER, 1859.
Also, in case of lost Bonds, II any, or in case
OF claimants claiming the right TO have any
Bonus not heretofore actually issued to them
said parties are notified to take proof OF same
before me, at the place aforena1ned, on or be-
lors the First Monday in November, 1859.
1aa W. 81. JONES'
augl Special Commissioner.
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NEW ADvERTISEMETS.
CHARTER OAK STOVE
CATECHISM

Question.-Who made the first Charter Oak
Stove?
4isicer.-G. t. FflIey, Of st. Louis.
Q.-When was it first mades
AIN the year 1852.
Q.-Are they good Stoves?
4.-Thc "a best in the world"
Q.-How are they madee
A.-From tie best quality of Iron.
Q.-Who says they are good Stoves
All those that use thems
Glow many were sold in lS6Se
4.-There were i3,S5 sold
H-How many Out Of that number failede
A.-Not one.
,Q.-Who sells the genuine Charter Oak In
Memphis
A.. 2, SCRARR d CO.. IT MAIN ST.
Q--Are there initiation stoves Ofthat name? =?
4.-1es; plenty of them.
Q,-HOw can purchasers tell the genuinea
-4,-By seeing the name of 6. I. Filley on
each Stove,
Q.-HOw should parties order them?
4.-Tell Your merchant to get Filley's.
Q--DOes J. r. SCHABEL Il Co. have a good
StockS
A,-les; they seH then, af Wholesaie and Re-
sal, and kef1D TIN WARE, CASTINGS, ETC., IN
good supply.
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sRRING PITT Nn.

Seii-help Tor Young Men, who having Erred, de.
sire better MANHOOD. Sent in sealed let
ter envelopes, tree of charge. Address HOW.
ARD SANITARY AID AbSOCIATION. 'BSx
p. Philadelphia, IA. jeildaw
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NOTICE.

= IBERAL cash advances will be made on
L. cotton or Western produce shipped to our
correspondents, BfesSrs. d. X. Carwen & Co.,
New Orleans, Louisiana ~
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Cotton FactOrage and General Com
mission Business,

Under the style and nrm OF
Il ane, M O ORC &c CO.,
To date from the lst inst Office, No. How
ARDS Row, formerly occupied by Moore,
Whitfield & Co. +. LANE,
VIRGIL Y. MOORE.
August 9, 1869. augI0 d&W
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SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, August 16.-The trot
between Lady Thorne and Mountain
Boy is postponed until Tuesday next
on account of the storm Sunday. The
track Is very heavy.
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DIED.


HUNTER-On the 18th inst, in this county,
Mrs. MARY A. HUNTER, thirty-two years old.
Aberdeen (Aflss.) papers please copy.
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MARRIED,

A0RaAN-DEETS-A Is, 1869, by r. B.
Miller, J. p, Mr.. W. H. MORGAN to Miss C, s,
DEETs, all of Memphis,