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The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-27
FURNITURE STORE.

- TIE undersigned has removed
his furniture store to the Eari-
s4as=zza cites Theatre, where he has also
established his work shop. Those who
wisl, to purchase nfw furniture will there
find "a good ass +ortment. He will also re-
pair furniture; and buy old furniture or
exchange new for old.
His prizes " i'll be moderate, as hereto
fore. and he hopes to deserve IA continu
alton of the pa t;oLase OF Ills friends and
the public. l.. AFTER.
Opelousas July 81. 1869. Stf.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-27
GROW E R B. B A TX e RS
,.& FIRST PREMIUM ~. a
zss1g e Ia s. TIC STIT CH >.s..
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
III Il A05, Hroadway, New York,
1s3 Casual street, New Orleans.

eeai POINTS OF EXcELLENCE:
Beauty and Elasticity of Stitch ..::
Pcrfeetion and simplicity Of Machinery.
Using both threads directly from the spools.
No fastening Of seams by hand aud NO waste
of tl,read. a. ..: -.
Wide range Of application without change
0f adjustment. Il n. .7-gl.. . <...:.--......-
The seam retains IT'D beauty and fr,nness
after washing and ironing. l H.. ri
Bessdss doing all kinds Of work done by other
sewing M solineA these Machines execute the
most beautiful and perlnanent En,hroidery and
ofnasashtat work. ss- III Is, foca3 ely
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-27
FOR SALE.

FLEEEN lots of ground situated within the
H town ol st. Charles. Grand Coteau) on
the principal street near tie cid stand Of Mr.
Eugene Pcte.!n.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-27

@lO ARPENTS of land situated three mile.
West OF the '"wu OF Opelousls ne.r tic plant
alton OF Mr.. OuGziluc 4. Guidry
The Opelousas courier., 1869-11-27

~. a.a. TO Il i =.
TVHE House and lot, and ten acres Of enclos-
l. cd land being the residence of Mrs Mary
u. Campbcll, lin Opelonsas. Possession given ON
the lst of October. For terms and conditions
apply to GEO. Z. KING.
Upelouaas, October 2, 1862 l7tf.
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REVENUE RETURNS FOR NAY.

The following table shows the mount
United States internal revenue re-
ived by Gen. Patterson during the
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4th of July, 1915, az which reto be ex-
hibited products of the various arts and
industries of this and other countries.
The committee appointed at hat meeting
has addressed a letter to his Excellency,
the Governor, asking whether he consid-
ers the proposed Exposition feasible and
advantageous, and requesting the trans
mission of the names of the presidents of
the agricultural, manufacturing and other
industrial associations in this State. His
Exce1lency, the Governor, has referred a
portion of that letter to this office, and has
requested me to furnish q reply to the in
quiry just mentioned. As the list in my
possession is o complete, I respectfully
ask such associations as are reached by
your journal, to send me the names of
their respective presidents.
Deputy Commissioner Douglas, in
reply to a question from a tobacco dealer
here, has decided that a person, whose
business it is to sell, or offer for sale,
cigars, is regarded as a dealer in tobacco,
and if his annual sales exceeds one hun
dred dollars, he is Liable to a special tax as
such. A peddler is q person who travels
from place to place selling goods; a per-
son, therefore, who peddles cigars is not
only a dealer in tobacco, but also a ped
dler, andi is consequently liabls to the
special tax upon both. Aperson, however,
who is simply the agent Of q manu-
facturer or dealer, and who travels as
such, taking with hini samples of cigars,
which he does not sell, but upon which
he solicits orders for his employer, from
whom he receives a stipulated salary, is
not regarded as a peddler. ordealer in to-
baeep. 81 % lc4uU% U5tH5EA
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MEMPHIS AND SELMA RAILROAD.
Cheering Letter from Gen. N. 8. Forrest.
The Work Of Laying iron to Commences on
the list Of Iuly.
What is Memphis Going to Do

--
The Directors of the Memphis and Sell
ma Railroad have received the following
truly gratifying letter from Gen. n. b.
Forrest, dated Marion, Ala, June 2, 1869:
Ihave just returned from a visit to the
Governor of this State, and have satisfac-
torily arranged everything on this end of
the line, as TO money and matters gener-
ally. L am now ready to let out fifty
miles of this end ofthe line with money to
pay for the work as fast as done. / am get
ting along finely and will commence lay
ing iron by the LIST of July in the direction
of your city and my home. Columbus has
subscribed one hundred thousand dollars,
and Aberdeen the same amount. Lowndes
county will subscribe one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars, and Monroe the
same. A @-9h 1
Will Memphis ever rake upP Ifso, it
is high time She was up and doing. l will
next apply to Pontotoc and Marshall
counties for nehundred thousand dollars
each. Memphis, and Shelby county, can
and ought to subscribe to this road equiv
alent to five hundred thousand dollars in
cash. Will she do so? or will she sit still
and see her trade drawn from her to st.
Louis and Louisville as 1t is now fast be-
ing done? l hope not. l am succeeding
far beyond my most sanguine eXpecta-
tons. Do all in your power to stir up the
people and bring them to a knowledge of
their position before all is lost to Mem
phis commercially. Trusting to hear
good new from you at an early day, 5L-
/ am very truly yours,
n. B. FORREST.
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CITY NEWS.
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails ron
the Memphis Postcfice.

Chattanooga, Richmond, WashlngIohs NsN
York, Baltimore, and all cities East anu
Columbus, Ca, and Montgomery ALa. a.
stations on the Memphs anu SnarlSslOhi
Mississippi Central, mobile ana OnlOt Nash-
VILE and Chattanooga and East Tennessee
Railroads, arrive at 2:D p.m.i close at h;A
AIN. suo Ton,s-
Vile cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburg, fhlla-
Sel1hfa- Bnffalo. ALBANY, New York, and all
cities North and West, arrive at L-W PM
sloses at 2 s PM.
New Orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson, Nicks-
burg, Matches and sll cities SOUTH arrive at .
pm; closes at 10: % an.
AUstations on the Mississippi and Tennes-
see New Orleans and Jackson and Southern
Railroads, arrive at 8 pm; closes atl0:45 pm.
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, LltiIe
Rock, Madison, Sundays eNceptedD arrive 81
pm; close at 5 pm.
Marion, Wittsburg and Claiborne, Ark,
ri-weekiyi Monday. Wednesday and Friday,
srrive at 10 am. close at ii AN.
Olive Branch and Byhana, AlSs's tseIhl-
weekly Monday and Friday, arrive al 4p'm.i
Cnba and Biz Greek, Tenn, weekly Friday,
arrive at 10 q. IN. close at IL AIN.
Little Rock and Helena, and all landings on
White river, (~semi-Yeeklyl Tuesday and sat
urday, arrive at 9 am; close at 4p.m.
Pine Bluff and Helena, and all landings on
Arkansas river (tri-weekly1 Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, arrive al sa.m.; close at i
pm.
All Landings on the Mississippi river SOUTH,
(semi-weekly) Tuesday and Saturday, arrive
at g am. close at pm.
All IA on the Mississippi river north,
tsemi-weekly1 Monday and Thursday, arrive
at 8 m close at 3: 90 pm.
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Ir- Weekly United States Nail Line.

VISITORS TO uhe celebrated Hot Springs, OF
Arkansas, viii End this a very pleasant
QUITE The boats are new the tables good and
Statero0ms clean. Passengers are landed of
Little Rock in time TO take the stages for Hot
springs on the third morning from Memphis,
The elegant passenger boats OF this line
leave Memphis for Little Rock as follows:
Steamer THOMAS H.ALLEN,
Tuesdays, at o'clock pm.
Steamer W.A.GALDWELL,
THURSDAYS. aI5 O'Clock pm
steamer OZARK, rft
~ Saturdays, at 5 O'Clock I'm.
Maffng direct connection al LITTLE ROCK
for4sORT SMITH, with the ollOwing boats
that leave Little Rock Tuesdays, Fridays nj
sundays at 10 o'clock am:
EORT IBSON-----John W~Oodburn, Master
AMERICAN ---.-M-Le Chapman, Master
A BUREN. ..-----Jalne OWL Master
Thus makin three trips aWeek from It'll
BOOK to FORT SMITH, and connecting at
Fort Smith with the steamer
FORT SMifH---~...--Ed. Rowland, Master
For Port Gibson.
Through bills of lading given for freight to
n from New Orleans, Memphis, st. EoufS,
Louisville and Cincinnati.
EEreights delivered at destination, at all
Stages Of n Tiver. vuhout storing or other
delay. HE1aM 40
ANY persons deSfrinE to ship By this line
ffom the North, East or West to any point on
The Arkansas river, should have their goods
to MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS RJY-
ER PACKET CoMPANY,p at Memphis (Oftice 30t
Front street, Mosby Block0 Those shipping
phis and Arkansas River Packet Company
at Napoleon. JOHN .. ADAMS, President.
i. KENDIG, Agent.
ONCE 34 Front street ,Mosby Block
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MESSRS. B. LoWENSTEIN & BROS.
would respectfully inform the public that
ewing to the alterations which will be
made to make room for their immense fall
stock, they are determined TO close out
their SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK
AT PRICES DEFYING ALL COMPETI-
TON. They earnestly ask the attention
of the ladies, feeling satisfied that the IN
ducements which thew will offer will sat
isfv all that they are in earnest. To the
wholesale buyers they would say that
their stock is the largest and most COM
plete in the city, and that they will make
Il to their interest to call.
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sTATE Ngws.

Judge L. c. Houek spoke in behalfol
Gov. Senter at Madison, Monroe county,
Monday. lie expected,to arrive in this
city to-day. la ,esr saE tss
4 We hear it reported than Hon. Fl. II.
Harrison, III. H.. Thomas, Judge John Nj.
Lee and 49, Napier (coloredl, will be can
didates for the Legislature ron Davidson
county.
The Commission sent down to Clarks-
Vile to investigate the recent alleged dis
turbanoes there, and ascertain If there was
any need of the militia, have returned.
They report no need of any force there,
and Reinstatement is backed up by the
most prominent citizens of GAINESVILLE.
Gen. J.T. Wilder, of lockwood Iron
Works, informs us h at the miners in his
coal mine are now at work upon a deposit
of coal which exceeds in thickness any
thing ever known in the world. An air
course driven across the bed shows it to
be over one hundred feet thick! This Is
more than twice the thickness ofthe larg-
est beds of anthracite coal in PennsyIya-
nia.-PresS and Tflaes,rd ssfas s
The Nashville Banner of Tuesday has
the following from Columbia: We learned
late last night that a difficulty occurred
at Columbia, about dusk yesterday even
ing, between Mr.. Waiter Pillow; a promi-
nent young citizen of that place, and Mr..
John Holcombe, a newly, elected police
man.. What the difficulty originated
about we could not ascertain, although
we telegraphed TO Columbus a number of
times-the operator at Columbia being
absent from his Office each time The first
intimati0n We had of it was through a
dispatch received by MIR. A. r.. Duncan,
with whom Mrs. Va. Dale, mother-in-
law-of Mr.. Pillow, IS stopping. This telez
gram was of such q nature, as TO cause
considerable apprehension onthe part OF
Mrs. Dale, briefly stating as il did that
Mr.. PILLOW had been shot through and
that her presence was wanted al home
immediately. But in answer to an I'M
uuiry as to the nsture of the wound, the \
following was received: "Walter Pillow
was shot through by John Holeombe.
The bali entered his right side and came
near the spine. The doctor thinks !
the woundis not fatal, and that the ball
glanced off and followed the ribs around.
WILDER" !
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RIVER NEWS.
noArsErxvikArahnn

BOATS LEAYIN9 THIS DAY.
BELLE ST LoU1s.".a... st. Louis, 8 pm.
SwALLOw.-.-...-..... Cincinnati, ) pm.
NATosIA@4 1.4 I4kWhite river spin.
w. A. ARKANSAS river, pm.
ARRIVALS. Id
Steamer Matamoros No. 2, Pittsburg.
g. w. Cheek, Friar's Point.
wv A. Caldwell, Arkansas Fiyers
~ NatOma, White river. aA ~
Bismarck, New Orleans.
Robert Burns, Cincinnati.
DEPARTURES
Steamer Bismarck, st. Louis. 81
/" q. W.Cheek, Friar's Point
MatamOros No. 2, New Orleans.
pf efuaEpN Port FuffHniHnl
NatOma, w. "A. caldwell.
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" MURDER WILL OUT
The Assassin Of Hen. Cooper GOnfesses His
Guilt.

an alteration took place between two
men-Steve O'Donnell, an old prize
fighter, and one Tom Russell-which Gull
minated in a bloody and desperate fight
with knives. 0'Donnell stabbed Russell
twice, after which Russell caught up a
butcher knife and inflicted wounds upon
O'Donnell that are likely to prove mortal.
Russell, who is a st. Louisian, is about
twenty-five years old, and is a desperate
character. He confesses to being the man
who shot and killed Hen. Cooper, in this
CITY, some two wears SINCE. 1t will be re-
membered that a man named Gallagher
was arrested for the murder of Cooper,
and acquitted,
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0MsTEAmBuATsAoaIlA

rrsF FOR NEW ORLEANS.
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attention. Planters and Traders

L WILL trade q new, fresh and desirable
BOW being worked with stock, Implements,
etc. having gOoddYelling and quarters The
goods Will be sold at n. Y. invoice, and the
plantation must L. priced on cash basis
Address IN EAMER.
my2 Nc. IS Jefferson ST. Louisville. Ky
IN the District Court0f the United states. for
the District Of West Tennessee. In The mat
ter. of John ROsSer, individuality. and as
Bankrupt IN bankruptcy, District OF West
TennesSee-ss.M a.rr
To WHOM II may concern.
The Undersigned hereby gives notice NJ his
appointment as assignee. Of John. RosSer,
OF Memphis, N the county tof shelby md
State Of Iennesseef within said Dis1<lcf.T wkOr
has been ad1udged a Bankrupt upon his
by the District Court ofsald District.
! Memphis, Tennessee. the 4th daEofSLaEA a.
D. 1853, WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,-
my3l7f4 Assiauees Etc,
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To the Members Of the Executive Committee
of the Democratic Party Of Shelby
c0untV.

Gentlemen :: The election 10 be held in
August, for Governor and for members of
the Legislature, is one of great n vital
interest to the people of this city, county,
ard of the whole State; and it istherefore
a matter of the first Importance that the
Democratic party should achieve success,
and il is believed that, with . complete
and thorough organization, andayigorous
campaign, that desirable object can be OBJ
tanned. To do this, great labor and unre-
hitting and ~perseVering effort Will be re-
quired from every member of the COM
mittee; and, in view of that fact, at the
last meetingofthe Committee, a resolution
was adopted requesting and requiring me,
as Chairman OF the Committee, to issue
Il call for the Committee, and to
state therein, that all those members who
were unable ar unwilling to attend all its
meetings, and to perform their proportion
of the labor eheerfully, should be N
sidered as having resigned, and their
places be filed by others who will per-
form their duties; and further, that those
who did not attend at the next meeting,
unless unable To do so by reason of sick
ness, or temporary absence from the city,
should be considered as of the number
who cannot meet the requirements, and
hence their names will be dropped. The
following are the names of the members
of theG Committee:
H. Townsend, J.. Harvey Mathes, Rob't
Good, Paul Cicalla, +. W. Caldwell, A. B.
Haynes, A. ID. Hunter, II. Irby, f. c.
Stephenson, A. Seessel, j. w. Page, j. Z.
Randle, w. II, Hunt, J. O.Durtf, j. NJ.
Heating, n. S. Bruce, and A Woodward.
And they are requested to meet at DEM
ocratie Headquarters, No. 265lE Second
street, on Monday, the 18th instant, at 9
O'Clock pm. BY order of the Committee.
A. WOODWARD, Chairman.
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DISSOLUTION.

227 Second Street, Upstairs.
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A GRAND ball will be given at Raleigh
Springs on Thursday night. Ample ac-
commodations for all. The excursion
train viii leave at 5p.m. for Wells Sta
ton, where omnibusses viii meet visit
Ors, and convey them to the Springs.
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TIE cheapest place in the city Of Mem
phis for fine and late styles Lace Points,
best qualities English Steel Hoop skirts,
French COrsets and Nottingham Curtains,
at NENDIG & BRO,
No OF Main street
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JUsT received, another lot Of those La
dies White Hose, 81 70 per dozen, worth
So, a great bargain. n. kraus & Co, cor
ner Main and Adams.
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LARGE lines Of J~aconets, NainsOoks,
Swisses, Elysians for waists, ladies and
chlldren's Skirtings, from New York c
tons, at great bargains. NJ. KRAUS Il
CO., Corner Main and Adams.
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NIoLEN.zA BLOOD-BAY MARE. black
name and tail. ssarf in her 4erebes6 and
ABOUT years Old She Vas1stolaa By a man
calling himself Charles OEonhcrs said mare
IS supposed 10 be in Memphis. A liberal re-
ward VIII be paid yforfhe of thes
mare and the capture and conviction Of the !
thief SJN0 7. ANDERSON, Batesytle, Mss.
OF GsP BOONE @eFHont street. Jes
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DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS AT
AUCTION this Thursday morning, June
10th, at I0c'clock, by
GOTrLIEB 4 EZEKIEL,
Cor. Second and Adams streets.
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ONE thousand Mems and Boys Straw
Hats to be closed out at once. Various
kinds; your choice for soc. NJ. kraus &
Co, corner Main and Adams.
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ANOTHER lot all Linen HandkerchiefS,
81 25 per dozen. NJ. hraus & Co.
CHEAP White Marseilles.
HERZOG & BRO.
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BILLS of Exchange on all the principal
cities of Europe for sale in sums TO suit
al First National Bank, No. IA Madison
street.
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EXTERNAL REPLICATION

.I c1 EFf-
NointeTnal adjuvants being equired in any
case, only to regulate the bowels, II cOnstipa-
ted, or in Diarrhea or DysenteTy.
The PILES, while astOnishingly prevalent
both sexes, are. at the same time, the most
distressing. frequently dangerous, and hlth-
ertO most difficult Of cure.
Persons who suffer any length Of time with
the Piles generally try everything they can
learn Of purporting to cure the disease, yet
realize no permanent advantage therefrOm-
They have been told professionally, perhaps,
there was - no permanent cure for Riles.''and
consequently have despaired OF any future
cessation from pain and suffering.
To all such = Specific is offered for their
relief. The r
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GREAT BARGAIN.-Winbe sold for cash
on the premises this day, at II o'clock,
two cottages. Nos. l3I and l3S Hill street,
together with ten years lease.
M0NSARRAT, LANIER * co.
MEMPHIS, June 10, 1868.
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COUNTRY merchants that buy dry goods
will do wel TO examine our stock. NJ.
KRAUS 4 Co, Corner Main and Adams.
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LADIES Fancy Goods al half price on
our cheap tables. NJ. KRACS & Co,
Corner Main and Adams.
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THE firm of E. Robins q BRADLEY. of
IL Memphis andSew York, IS fhis day dis
be signed BY either party IN I~iqufdationl
The entire stock0 OF goods and the good viii
D the bnsiness has been sold and conveyed to.
aiessTs. HARB0UR, WILDER & SIMPSON.
who whlc0ndQet In Memphis the Business,
their own Account and in whose behalf
ne eenndenee oftiEe public Is respectfully So
-ELTSHA ROBBNS
40 Warren street, New York City.
EDWARD BRADLEY,
MSecond street. Memphis, Tenn.
Dated at Mempnfs- Aurfl 20. IS69
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LOOK at our Bleached ten-quarter Sheet
ings, soc per yard. NJ. Kraus q Co., cor
ner Main and Adams.
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A NICE stock of Summer Dress Goods
for thirty cents per yard.
HERZOG 4 BRO.
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Has Arrived in Memphis,

A Nd wmlremain ON indehn tie perjOd for
"a the purpose of treating NENEREAL
DISEASES, SCRDFUIA, pROBSY AND DYS-.
PEPSlA- tie promises to cnreSyphfis per-.
manently, without the use Of mercury, pledg-
ing himself TO pay all the expenses of treat
nent should he fail to effect a cure In cases
where his directions are implicitly followed.
nj the cure OF Scrofula, DrOpsy aud Dyspep-.
sia, ne cons1deES his treatnent The most Ell
safest and quickest known to the
medical world. Dr. scarborough was raised
West Tennessee, aud in an. extensive prae-
OF s~eyenteen Years, has not failed in a
single case tOmake a perfect cure in the treat
OF Nenereal Diseases, and in much less
time than is generally required.
Satisfactory References given. Ja&1 y
Dmee-R0 az Second Street, Upstairs.
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PARAsoLs.-RPnnd, square and plain
Parasols, in ruffAD, la cOquette and pan
nier, at 4. LOwenstein & Bros.
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LOOK at our Bleached Domestics, Toe per
ward. NJ. KRAUS q 60.
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LADIES COrsets 81, worth 81 81. NJ.
Kraus & Co, Cor. Main and Adams.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-SaleswOmen
at 29s Main street. Apply between 9 and
u am.
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LLAMA and Thread Lace Points, at inn
POrters' prices, at B. Lowenstein q Bros.
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IMPoRrAHT TO GENTLEMKN.-Al Linen
Handkerchiefs, 81 per dozen, worth Sc.
British Half Hose, 81 so per dozen, worth
Sc Puffed Bosom Shirts, g, worth S..
Gauze and Isle Thread Undershirts at
great bargains. NJ. KRAUS q CO.,
Corner Main and Adams
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Buy +. Y. Shirts, furnishings goods. etc,
( Wiggans & Thorn, Manufacturers, 233
Main street, Clay Building.
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BEAUTIFUL styles Plain and Striped
Grenadines, 25c. per yard. M.kraus K Co.
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WHITE and Pink Mosquito Netting
from New York auctions. NJ. kraus 4 Co.
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OUR notion department is complete.
Novelties in British, French and German
goods. b. LOWENSTEIN &BROS.
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OUR entire stock of ParasOls al greatly
reduced prices. NJ. Kraus & Co., corner
Main and Adams.
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GREAT sale of Remnants. J. II. Loe-
wenstine & Pros, Clay Building.
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GREAT sale Of Remnants Of Domestics,
Dress Goods, CalicOs, Linens and Yard
Goods of all kinds at extra bargains. J..
II. Loewenstine 4 Bros, Clay Building.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-10

GREAT inducements in Dress Goods at
B. Uowenstein & Bros.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-10

REMNANTS of Pants STUFF, cheap. J..
H.. Loewenstine & Bros, 23l Main st.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-10

SEA Island yard wide Domestic, l2lEc.
per yard. NJ. Kraus & Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-10

RENSANTs of CalicOs, cheap. J.. H.
Doewenstine a Bros, 23i Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-10

DIE MoDESwELT. for June, al Joe
LOcke's, 1861 Main street.