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Iaclede Hotel, Chicago.

This new and elegant iirst-class house, SIT
uated opposite the PiItsburg Fl Wayne and
Chicago X ST. Louis dcpots, Is now open, and
after = thorough test OF its accommodation, We
have no hesitation in recommending II to ouI
readers as one OF the best hotels IN that city.
The furniture Is new and handsome, the table
contains all that epicure could demand, the
location is central the charges are very reIsOn-
able and the landlord and his attaches ar
model gentlemen. Go To the Lac!cde when
Won visit Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-17

She tripped along with ribbons fly
ing, from a bran new hat she'd just
been bn, iug. She held her head up
very high, and thought "Well, ain I
| just old pie - An orange peel
lay in the track, she tripped and fat
upo.i her back lay Miss Maria Slim
kins
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-17

\ Frenchman who was afflicted
with the govt being asked what
difference there was between that
and the rheumatism, zone very
great difference" lac replied. Sup
pose You take one vice, put your
finger in, you turn de screw till you
bear him no longer dat is tie rheuma-
liz den, s'pose you give him one
turn more, dat il lie .uut. =
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-17

g1E- No country merchant should
be without the Chicago Journal OF Commerce,
the best, largest and cheapest commercial pa
per outside of New York. Price $500 per
year. Tappan Mckillop Co Publishers, o.
State St, Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-17
.CHICAG0TRADE.

The mercantile houses whose cards ooIni't e
hi. column carefully selected icoin THE
leading arms in Chicago. rs those y bose *
tei.sIve operations aud w5d --,prsss,! r-put@
--utitlt them 10 the, first ranS IA commerce
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-17
EiENINIS HOTEL.

Cor. Walnut & second sts., st. Louis, VI
This weIl-known and popular Hotel, having
been thoroughly reiltted tand under new man
agenent,) is now open Tor the reception ol
guests. SIS 80 per day.
FITZGERALD N CARROLL,
DrppFIsfarS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-17

For black worms and l.imples on tine face,
use Perry : Coniedone ard Pinpi. Remedy t.
prepared ouiy by Dr- 10. &. Perry, f. Bond ,
New \ ork- sold everywhere The trade
-upplIt1i bE v Wholesale nls.,iicne leal.rs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-17
nens SoaS. tnatinu.tl

t-a1d bye. Mi. Rooster, we're going TO leave
you
Pray don, let oar going dishcartcn ca grieve
you
We know that Tor US you Ye toiIed early and
late,
We hsi,e yoo'il no; miss Us, your child ami
yoar IusSe
n tIrei of sitting add scratching so long
| think It's high time sing a new song.
And this IL shall be.
Cot cut cut : ka-daw-Cutt
/ III ffec, oh I'm flee
Ilt-cut-eut IA duw-gut
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-17

Something for the cook. Use a
httl. of Talmad"e's None Such Saleratus
when cooking meat, and you Will find II = great
help Ia make the meat tender and sweet Nest
tru depot 10 ). Water street, Chicago
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-17

10 Iom0Ys moth patches. freebies and tan
fro.N lie face, ass PerrY'5 Moth and Freek le
Lotion Pr-pdred ouiy by pr. d G. Perry
Sold Ly All druggists III ChiGaso ans. else
where.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-17
AGENTS WANTED,

. - DAY can lie made selling Iandoy,,
lCeJ Needle tasEet- The best selling article
out. Every family VIII buy one send > Ct
for sample sent by mail, free = to any part 81
the United states. Il. Il. LANDON
g. Lake-SU, Chicago
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-17

have used used Norman thaly-
beatc Cough syrup, and find il the best remedy
IN Group have e''r used; and from what 9th
crs h4Ys,Iold me of their success IN the Esc u
this Sft-dy, | confidently recommend IL Ion
all diseases OF the throat and lungs.
} $taLAGkSHAUF. Pastor Ger. NJ T.. Church
RriicSiur, IN
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-17

tAklSk
Fo< my part, I've scvn 50 much trouble asI
strife,
vow and declare l. II never be u wife:
1 hste-y es hate ali tyTanntCzl mcn,
Independent L II live, "A single OLD hen
Pretty words Tor female Independent
snd hate 80
MIR. Rooster remarked Is he showed back ms
plate,
Anu shook out his napkin, and wiped OF his
bill;
This thing must he ended; can aud wall
Control my own household Nrs. Rooster,
come here. -
hut she budgcd not al iach and locked mi -hty
queer;
lie tssn suused toward her. with top knot
held high,
While venseasce and fury sho; forth fr"m his
eye;
Mrs Rooster stepped back, ami bowed very
low
tispped her wings, and Jew over the fence
with A crow
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-17

See card in reference to Fisch's
Turkish Bath house, ll3 South 9th
St, St. Louis, Mo.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-17
Ready Made Houses, SchooI-BouSes and
Stores,
30 Washington Street, cor Dearborn,
CHICAGO, ILL
WareroOms-226 TO 246 Carol 81 81 10 -
Sangarnon St. s. to l0I Morgan St, connect
ing with all railways in the city
Roofing Material.
4 SECTIONAL MAP

LAND DISTRICTS OF IOWA,
together with full directions ior obtaining
holncstcasis and prescriptions
SECTIONAL MAP
or the Sioux City Land District, designed to
accompany the book. l. also inst published,
showing all the VACANT LANDS, limits of rail-
road grants railroad lines, towSs, topography,
Ne carefully complied from the official re-
cords Northwestern Iowa still contains n
million and half of acres of government
land subject to prescription, or TO be taken as
honlesteads I'll. above book and map cont ain
inst ih.. information that Il needed. and such
a. cannot be obtained from ANY Other source
The book with map included, Will Ice sent,
pre-paIi for 7-,s:; sent separately, book 35s;f
man zoe Address MILLS x COMPANY. Dies
Muines, Iowa. or Western N.ws Company,
! hics2o. n
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ST. LOUIS EOLiR Yam
A Book for the Million
|EEy;I;IEya35dIIIsIs

A Pgry ATE COUNSELOR TO TIE NIEul--
y those about 10 marry male lutisls H. .
that pertains II tlte pily-tvio-ISl Iarst.rE.. %
tY.iatlOu- III the sexual - Si.t.I. wiJ!l tt. -
discoveries in producing and fsr-,t.ff...'
spring. how u preserve fifg ,uIlpir AIs La 49,.
.ftraCtise.4c-< AID bcauJT. *. A..
This l. tulrI.sf ting and ltup-TFtrl- nm.
ever two Iu dred pages. written iu lI=.
gt.azp. vi IA uHmcrGt,, diHi--F. fI- and r.l--[.
4.ld contains all THAI valuable iuf.rirs.E.I. b.
every person who j. married oF ,DuiriuI.Iaf..
riSge eEgst ~ have. Yet. wl9s-h 50 tyv r,sIi, ..
SOS. II UuF.ttcs GuN ST. rft.- aud 6i~git.,- 40
that everybody stIotf t kHuN.. SfiiI n D. a .. Pr
o.ta,f 10 be Eept usHer lob .lst kt-E al.i af D..
s.arcttSSfy aboaT The house II cIt3Irar.s tt.-.
tlfrss ou the sgtbitCt ~ The rcHvT.tgvy slalrr. d.
Is Worth knowing. a;.d mitch HAT a. p,ua..
"a any other work.
Tll.s Invaluable work ~ili - seat " aHy dbl.
free Of po>ts,-sci uu receipt OF ifta cents.
AttlreSs@ Dr. Bats blEpeusary. y. y .,.,..
Fiith and Market streets. -. Louis, NJ.
E| Notes - the Afflicted I'D U4toItaaa-s
Before receiving treatment from ..uv Oi tbs
tOFisaLs Q4s-.s OF This or am -tucr pl=Sr. Who t
Scrjse in the puliic paper. or using ANY 81 gi, d
most ngGuhc rlCss Qs1-- reBs-fa.S carefully tsn,
Or. Butts work. No matter what your disease !.
ar how ti.l,T..Dlc Your rotdt, ION rruos ihtrls.
while u r,,St yOIi Fifty cents Ia have ~ With N r
lahIc Information. IL may cost NpJ, - u "a
mIuy. 8. LIE ofhopC!cSs mtscry- and regret $40;
nave IL.
Dr. Bats can pe consulted or any 81 DO, 90,
elSts mentioned In his works from =. -. O
~ NJ. enVc W. corner Fiith and AlaAg
streets. loppostte Court liousc,) ~ l-""ts. Mo
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-17

Wouian's Rights i'm the Poultry Yard
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-17

NOrman'S Chalybeate Cough Syrup
MAR surpasses any other preparation Of d,
i kind now IL USE. II Is perfectly harml,s-
but at the same time most etfectuai IN re!irysIf
any affection efthe throat.
BROWN, WEBER x GRAHS 81 Lou.
BURNHAM & VAN SHACK, CHICAGO,
Wholesale Agents
DIR. q. NORNAS-Dear Strive have s!4
your cough medicine for more than 4 year ell
tIrely on its own merits, and we can say th..
II has uniformly given more Satisfaction tia.
any other cough medicine We deal iu " huyr
sold more OF ii than all other similar medisrr,
combined. BAKER x BAILEY
Druggists, cor. MAN and High s;s., Bvllsy,.v
Illinois
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SLOW BUT SURE.

Good Heading for Farmers ijnys.
From Oliver Optics Boys ans, Dirls.l
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-17
The Union Dairyman Cheese Vat,
Fifteen Sizes, simple, Compact
and Substantial.
larket- We furnish every thing IN the I'm
DAIRY UTENSILS, SCREWS

HOOPS, GINS, &c send Tor ClrcnIar.
O.O'NEIL SONS x CO., Utica, :.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-17

Your father Is learned man,
And he Is study wing out a plan
For sitting hens to pay their way,
Nor idle sit the liye-long day;
I'm sure had but little rest,
But yet your father knows whats best;
lie thinks IL better for my health,
And also for my source OF wealth,
That while am Obliged To sit
l might employ my claws to knit
Some warm socks for his cloycn feet
lie says 1t would be very SWEET
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-17

HKS.-
hush. hush, my child your father
come,
And he must find a pleasant home,
Or he W i'll leave his house Tor good,
Aud all his pretty, helpless brood,
Run quick and open wide the gate
You know he never likes to wait;
And then run back TO get his chair,
AMI for his slippers.haye care.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-17

CHICK
Mother, for your poor sake, l. go
And do the thing you've told me 70;
la. smooth his faults rs best you ear
He i hard, unfeeling man;
He Just the sort | call Il shirk;
Pray tell me, did he ever work
I never saw him scratch stroke
To save your back from being broke.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-17

Biddy, hoWling-No mistake at
ahl at uhl It's me own dear Jim
Mr.. Blaine gently forces her out-)
Blaine-Quite an adventure, my
young friend. Ha, ha. But what
are you doing here Come up To see
the sights-eh
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LAW REPORTS.


Law CoURT-H S. Lee, Judge
The regular calendar was taken up yes
terday in this Court at 1919, and the
elusive. The judgments entered were as
follows : -.U
MeDads & 90 VS. Gill ct 81, Judgment for
defendants, S274 so.
McLefresh vs. Gill ct al, Judgment for de-
PENDANTS, Sl53 %
Hunt, admir-, vs. Stcvall & Mitchell,
Judgment for plaintiff, SS54.
McGombs IL Co W VIM aeriy q Co, judg-
meet for plaintiffs, $40 80.
Vance vs. Pettigrew, judgment for plain
tiff, $500.
Hall VS. Hunter, Judgment for defendant.
Tslley va Butcher, judgment below af-
fruIed.
Carl Va Harvey, Judgment for defendant.
Schneider VS. Miller, judgment for plain
tiff, 6227.
Hurst vs. Ferro, judgment for plaintiff.
Goblin vs. Curry, judgment for defendant.
Wale0tt ct 81 VS. RiDgwRId, judgment Tor
plaintiffs, S269 20.
Hart rs Rpgerson, jd3gment for plain
tiff, 1924 10.
Hills VS. HesIsy ct al, Judgment below af-
hrmed.
feldmsn VS. hass, Judgment for plain
tiff, SlG9 10.
White VS. Curtin, Judgment Tor defendant.
Ryan vs Dies, Judgment for defendant,
S14l AZ.
Gases Nos. 1877, 1850, 1863, 1878, I775
and 1850, were dismissed. To-day the
fret Gaze for trial Is that of White vs..
Stephens. The cases to follow will then
Oe called in the order In which they
stand on the calendar, beginning Win
No. 1857, AMI if there 10 sufficient time,
the call will continue up to No. 1850.
CHANCERY COURT. Nm. IL Smith.
OdaceHOr.-This Court YVES not in ses-
sion yesterday. To day Court viii con-
vels and try rae esse OF James vs.. Pet
tit, specially act. No other cases will be
called up.
CRIMINAL COURT. - WA. Hunter
Judge. This Court wac in session yester-
day, but did not transact any guinness.
Nothing on the calendar for to-day.
The Grand Jury Of this Court has not
yet bsen dipchaJEsd, ,bGt nlseta from day
to day performiog Its various dutiea.
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Editors Memphis Appeal:
the next Governor of Tennessee should
be a Just man, not a miserable partisan,
the Executive Of q miserable faction,
born in corruption and nuFturs6 upon
the spolls of an oppressed peopls-a peo-
pie who, while they pay al tae taxes, are
denied the privilege of the franchise n
the right OF representation. II is be-
lievsd that such 3 nan can De elected.
All interests cry aloud for such a result.
Every honest man desires &c. We have
had enough of the BroWnlO1s, Rld do
not desire to have the history of the last
four years repeated by the Senters and
the Stokeses. y ther OF them will con-
tinue TO be the bitter enemy OF the peO-
pie. Our escape from them must
be over the ruin OF their political
fortunes. As between them, what claim
can there be? ] can see none
Senter is as bad ss STOKES, and Stokes Ia
as bad SO Ssnter. They are brothers in
the same band of eDslsvsTs. LIST them
both fall together. We have men OF
whom we are proud. We have virtue
and intelligence. We have those whom
the people can trnst. We must mske no
compromise, but place one Of our own
men in the field, and call upon the peo-
pie to rally TO his standard. / propose
the name of d. M. LssthsrmsD. He is
q man every way worthy to bs our
Governor. He is with the people, be-
cauee he is one OF them. He a COM
maGd the support OF sl honest men. a
Tennesseean, he ia FOR Tennesseeans. He
has been, and still is, q Union man. He
is not for its cerr1ptions and oppTessiens,
but for it's ancient blessings. Let the
people be true to themselves, their
wives and their children, and support the
claims Of Col. LestheEman.
.~ SHETRY-
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AU sEMEN Es,

THE OPERA CONCERT.-Fhe last night
Of the appearance of the Brignoli troupe
was signalized by q performances Of most
attractive selections calculated TO en-
hancs the reputation its members have
made since their appearance. Mile.
Qura1d wss in excellent voice, and sang
most 6~hafnaingly, In voice and manner
she more than aver reminded US Of KEEL
logg, whose rival We predict she viii yet
be. To q full and graceful figure She
uDites an artiess righteousness Of man
Der, and e rion, clear soprano, with
which she expresses with most artistic
effect the music Of q repertoire, that ss
last nights programme proved, a0auuds
in good things. We regret that we csn-
rot hsVe her with rs next week, when
the Convention will be Ia session and
cur city full OF strangers. Bfignoli sus-
tanned has reputation FOR expression,
cleaTness OF enunciati0D, s0ftness ana
sweetness, though nov and then we
could detect q little hosEseness. Petrilli
was quite himself, as vas Sarti "a great
fayOrIte) anu L9eatelli. Without any o.
the accessories Of chorus or ~orcbastrs,
this trOC pc has succeeded admirably ia
pleasing our public and winning golden
opinions. We cannot close this notice
without c-0mplimenting Mrs, Chspssy,
who ia the Well=knawn duo from II TF2-
vatore, with BFignoli, acquitted herself
very ersditsaly, though not quite up to
her usual MARI.
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sPECEAL NOTICES.

what is a Tenie Rear this in mlnd-tha
although a tonic Is, TO a certain extent. a st i'm
ulans-G sjneuJanG. spln0dJaed By ana medicinal
substances, g not a toaie, bur A DEBILTrANr. In
HoSTETTERfs STOMACH BfTTERs there *
. stimulating element of the puresARuade
manufactured IA this or any other cod ary.
livery hsry and corrosive OIL or acidTw6ieh
communicates he ordinary Liquors OF conn
meroeI n eKpsled nom the ne sDiffts which
forIns The a basis OF The BrTTERS by
careful and repeated rectinc4tlon. The Juices
o. the valuable roots, barks ana herbs, infused
into this wholesome product OF the finest grain
sinI further modify It's nature; so that II BE-
comes, In fact, a simple d~ifusive agent, aiiata
the heady and brain exciting ptopsTre,
which belong, more or less, TO all Liquors in a
raw state. Il Is merely the safe and harmless
vehicle which renders the medicinal virtues OF
the preparation Observation-Disclosures their ae-
tive power, an1 difasing them through the
system. Hence the pleasant and gentle glow
which Is experienced after taking a dose OF the
BTTERS. Instead OF creating headache, "A
UnInedicated stimulants are apt TO do, This
saiubriOus tonic is tine best known remedy for
tina complaint. II Gains and sooths Cerebral
excitement, strengthens the nerves. promotes
the secretion of the gastric juice, iavigorates
the bowels, determine Ia fluids u the surface
improves the appetite, inere-sas the animal
vigor, regulates organic action, and, from its
mid Yet effective Alternative Qualities, Is the
V=ry best preparation thau can De Administered
70 the weaker Sex in the peculiar dificuliieS 10
Whlch thelr Organization subjects them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-13
ADJUSTMENTS.
Notice.
OsFICE COMMISSIONER REGISTRATION
FOR SHELBY COsNTY,

OFFICE CoN8ussIoEER REGISTRATION
o SHELBY COEETT,
MEMPHIS. May o, lS69.J
NOTICES hereby given, that on theFOURTH
THURSDAY OF MAY. 1863, pursuant TO writs
Of election to me directed by Ris Excelleney,
the Governor Of Tennessee, 1 wiz. at the lawful
voting places, in each Of the Wards of the city
of Memphis, and in each of the Civil Districts
OfSaeiby county, bold an election to M the
vacancies declared BY the act of the Lsgisla-
ture, passed February ., 1859 as follows, to-Tit
Three Judges Of The supreme Court Of said
State.
one Attorney-GeneraI ana Reporter for the
State.
one Judge of the Twelfth Judicial Circuit of
said State. =
one Attorney. General OF The Twelfth Judi
oiaI Circuit Of sad state.
One Judge of the Chsnoery Court of Memphis.
One Judge of the Law Court OF Memphis
will, also, in compliance with said writs Of
election, at the lawful voting places in the
several Wards of the city of Memphis, and in
the several Districts constituting the territorial
jurisdiction OF the Criminal Court Of Memphis.
and the Municipal Court of Memphis. hold an
election to MI the vacancies declared by the
Act aforesaid, as follows, tO-wit 20
one Judge Of the Criminal Court of Memphis
one Attorney-Generai of the CrininaI Court
Of Memphis e.tr
one Judge of the Municipal Court of Mem
pins.
oae Proseeuting-Attornsy of the Municipal
Court OF Memphis.
said elections viii be held and conducted &C
cording to the existing laws Of this state, and
as prescribed for general elections by the people.
The several Deputies, Judges and clerks~sf
said elections viii, In due time, be announced
J. E. WILLIAMS,
Commissioner of Registration for Shelby Co.
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8QA ASD

Sc0Aps HOHLily MagGzias for Nav Is
st naBd. Il contains a continuation OF
the Mystery OF Cedar Bay" "The
Mill Of God" "Ccuntry Ldf5 Since the
%Gr," eJc.
The Pr'aler.-Number one OF volume
seven OF ms monthly Newspaper, de
voted 70 the interest Of Z" tue art preserv-
alive of all srts," is st hand. 7. con-
tains among other things OF interest 70.
the outside world as we'll as to "the
craft,n a communication from T. s.
Conklin, chairman OF the COMMITTEES OF
the New York Typographical Union,
giving 3 history Of Inc CAUSES which leo
20 the late prolonged strike OF the Book
and JOB hsnds, and the present condition
OF the strikers.
EIGn for the Extension OF the Scientific
and Practical Departments Of Washing
ton College, Virginia. This Is q report
of . committee consisting OF r. s. Nc
Coiioch, A. l.. Nelson, VIM. Preston
Johnson, j.. L. OampbelI, and VIM.
Allen, appointed az q meeting of the
Board OF trustees Of the College. The
n8in pOints of the plan presented in the
report which is presented by Gen. r. e.
Lee, the- President ST the College,
are, LIST. The establishment OF new De-
pArtments OF Agriculture, OF Commerce.,
aud OF Applied Chemistry ; 81. A mOre
ooiaplete development OF the Engineer-
ing schools now Ia operation, 50 that to
the COURSES in Civil and Mining Engin-
eerlng shall be added q distinct course in
Mechanical Engineering, to embrace,
besides Machinery, tbs most important
branches Of practical Mechanics; 81. The
opening OF a farm and workshops IN con-
necliOn with the instruction in Agricul-
ture, industrial Mechanics, and practical
Chemistry,
Gen. Lee, in his letter submitting the
report, Gays:
1.-The additional Course ia Engineering
is necessary, in order 20 relieve the other
Courses, and 10 acure more complete in-
ssIuclion in machinery and the other
branches Of practical mechanics. 1t is
proposed Co establish a workshop in this
department. where students may be-
coma practically acquainted with
the use of tools aud the work
ing Of machinery, aud thus sdd
practical 10 theoretical knowledge. Phs
great object of the whole plan is to pro-
vide the facilities required by the large
class of our young men, who, looking to
an early entrance into the practical pur.
suits Of fife, need q more direct trSining
to this end than the usual literary courses.
The proposed department. will also derive
great advantage from the literary schools
0fthe college, whose influence in the culti-
walton and enlargement Of the mind lie
felt beyond their immediate limits"
This is the plan which the New York
Herald spoke Of ia such gio wing terms
a few days sg1, and whose remarks were
copied by US The adoption of the pro-
posed plan will place Washington Col
lege far in advance Of all places Of learn
ing in this country. and will be fraugat
with i~nealculable advantages and bene-
1hts to the youth of the South. The sug-
gestions have, we believe, bsen adopted,
and the result is q fixed fact.
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HECoMwERcIAL CONVENTIONAL

The COMMERCIAL Coz vENTIoN.-The
members If the Chamber Of Commerce.
and all the committees appointed for the
Convention, are earnestly
requested to meet at the Chamber of
Commerce to-day (ThuFsday, 18Th inst. j
at 81 O'Clock pm. A prompt and gem
eral attendance is highly important, In
view of the near approach Of the Con-
vsntion, and it is desirable that all per-
sons interested in making the same a
success should meet and consult together.
Reports OF the various committees will
be expected. w. II. CHERRY,
President Chamber OF commerce.
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Hagan's Ms 8nIm-Thls article is
the True Secret of 8eaufy. II Is what Fashion
able Ladies, Actresses and Opera Singers use 70
produce that cultivated dfsfnglte appearance
so much admiredi in The Circles Of Fashion.
It removes all umsightly Blotches, Redness.
Freckles, Tan, Sunbnrn and Effects of Spring
Winds, and gives to the Complexion a RloOm.
ing Purity OF transparent delicacy and power.
Lady h values a fine Complexion can do
without the MaznOlia B4i1n. IS cents will buy
Il OF any OF our respectable dealers.
Lyons KatnsirOn is a very delightful HaaE
Dressing. myII cod
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BASE BALL.
First Game of thoAseasOn.

The frat game Of bsse ball this season
was yesterday played on the old Enter
prise grounds, between the first and Sec
ond nike Of the Bluff City Club. There
vas q large attendance Ct lockers on,
who manifested . great deal Of interest
IN the progress OF the game. The fol-
ls the scOre
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BOARDING.

BOARDED be had, al Moderate
teruas. during The sumner months by one
or two gentlemen with La1ALlss' NLsLtL
EstaDes N tie termtnus OF bhs street rall1caC
and near tEe state Female OoAVee. Aoo
A. Appeal Omce.
observation-disclosures and
Is rooms tOr lugIe gsuLeue8 o. i&11ll4ss, o.
dgF hoard. can be OblsluGu al lO Ms1LyH
gtreat References required. MsS