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PLANTATION D!rIERs.

Is made from puro OF. croix Rum and Calisaya
Bark (known tho world over for its curative proper
ties,, and will fortiiy the syst against disease,
caused by change OF water and diet. Ifyou arc in
ened to dyspepsia, try it. If you have the chills
and fever or any kindred disease, by all means take
Plantation Ditters. They are sold by all druggists
of repute.
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McIlloru nG -.
Mlcmorn mo-.
PORT OF GEORGETOWN. S. c., TO APRIL II.

PORT OF GEORGETOWN. S. c., TO APRIL II.
ARRIVED
April 6-Brig Taneier. Rose, Savannah, Ga.
April 7-BnG Char cs Wesley Nichols. Thorn as
ton, Me; schr Dolphin, - Hortiord. N c.
April brig II Parks Parker, Baltimore via
Charleston, = Z; schr Emrna An, honv. Charleston.
apr 11-ichrs p allen, allen Charleston; LUCK:
Folsom, ElizIbcth City, q.
oLEAnED.
April 6-nrig Georsc, swan. Bath, Me; gchrs
Lizzie Carr Gi christ Boston; Whitehouse, Fam
ham. Now York; ] Thomas. -. Charleston, y q.
Apu 1l-schrs Campbell, Terry, Martinique;
Leila, Foss, Belfast.
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A WINE GLASS FULL

OF Plantation Btters, taken three times day, before
each ne,l, will make tho fame of lfo again burn
brightly and illuminate once wretched existence.
For ladies' it is elegant and gentle sinuant just
such as they require.
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PLANTATION BITTERs

Are always pure, reliable. They are strengthening
and inv,goraiing, and arc Exhausted Natures great
restorer. As an agreeable and peasant tonic and
appetizer they cannot be erceled.
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Cons,.ners per south al oIIna KaIiroad
April l3.
294 bales Cotton 81 bales Domestcs l26 bbls Ma
val stores, 2 cara Wood. To iiroad Agent. john
ston Crows & 20. Marshall i Burse. ReeJer / a.
Wis, Pelzer. Rodgers 90, bowling 20. nall
mas. Frost Adcer, Kinsmin Bowel, q W Will
lams co. ] smith, Walter Co. Brodie
20. ! Ihurston & Holmes. Pripgle, W Courtney
s Co, kirkpatrick l. Witte, Multi an, Ryan,
aud G W Sietfens.
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ARE you DysPHPTIO.

Nervous, jaundiced low spirited, weak OF are you
sick and don't know what ails you; tben try Planta
ton Bitters and our word for It, it will cure you.
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"po YOU GO DOWN TOWN TONIGHT, NY PET ?"
mo darling. I have labored enough to-day Why
should fee from home, from happiness, from thee9
Lifo is full short to love- too short to squander
love the pbot graph Of my cart too vol. No dnr-
ling my Ii, art is here; Lere let me keep company"
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Charleston Cotton and Rice Market.
JFFICE OF THK CHARLESTON DAILY NEWs,
uHAnLEsroN. Tuesday Eveniue. April 49,
COrTON-Thcrc fir and steady Inquiry
for the slaple and the transactions no ut firm
RI g.; sales about 6)O bales, viz at 26A. So at26h
10 at 27 ~ at 21 Is 27S, 1872 at 272. 43 at 2sc
We quote
LIVERPOOL. CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. .......26A@27
Low m'aoHnS-.. lay
Middhns 7H@27%
Strict middllnS..... ........2o g-
By New York classification we quote:
Low mlddliug. .EIHG2f1
Mlddhng. ..........--.......-.''%o q
RICk-The transactions fn this grain were re-
stricted under the firm rates of fictort: sales Al
terces Of cean Carolina gay II ticrces at 7c "a ut
sXc q fb We quoto common to fair clean Carolina
at 7x@as1S. good s%@sHc q ID.
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Gummrrfial.

ExporIs.
STOCKTON, ME-Pol schr Magenan-I5.ooo feet
tewn Timber.
PRUVID ENCE. Il I-pcr schr n Mcgee-lS6.oCo
feet Lumber
NEW YCRK-Per steamship Charlestor-i86 blles
Cotton, 25 tierces kIce 25 casks Clay, II bales
Yarn, 24U bulls v, .etablcs. Il packages sundrics.
49,, Per scbr Hattie CoJmbs-57,G 600 feet Pitch
Pine Lumber. 1900 feet iImb.r
BALlIMORE-Per schr & nwiu-26o tons Phos,
phate Rock
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PLANTATION B1TTERs.

This delicious cordial and fine tonic is now hailed
BY thousands Us the great health giver and re-
storer. Resolve TO buy bottle, and don't sleep on
II. Be wise in time. Sold by all druggists.
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LIST OF VESSELS
GP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS ron; (.

FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
Ship Winthrop, Stewart, cleaf' d.. .March
The Royal Cbnrli,, Anderson, sailed. III 4rcn
The Clifton, =, up. roh 90 20
Bark Helen Sands Otis. sailed... Marca 10
NAYAoUEZ, p n.
Schr Ellon Carr, up to sail. March 20
MATASzAs.
British schr Lion, McLe.lln, up. ...March
DOMESTIC
aOsToS.
Brig Wm Robertson. Reed. up. ......... Morcn
Schr sarah Hammond, Wiley, cleared. Marrh 81
schr Boaney, small, cleared m Irch ~
Scbr James Croker Currier. up. March 3j
PORTLAND. NE.
schr Martha Maria Dean, cleared. ....... March y
YoRR
Schr NJ Morales, Newman. up.-..-... April
Sehr Argus Eye, Thompso up...........Ap Apri,
>chr Ida richardson Betlell. cleared. ... april
Schr Col CooE, Bearse cleared ....".... slarch IL
Schr jesse Clark, -. up. Mari q ~
Schr Mary Stow, Rankin up...... ...Marcn 81
PHILADELPHIA
Schr Watauga Lawrence, cleared. April
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Maryland Johnson, sailed...... April ~
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r O S A ID A l. IS
Purifies the Blood.
For sale by Druggists Evcrywhe't.
Julv2s nae Nf
II y u It Z's
CELEBRATED
Horse and Cattle Powders.

NAL, such as LUN
LO W W A I L Il,
uFAYES. Coughs,
Distcnlpcr, Fc, crs,
Founder. Loss OF
Appetite and Vital
Energy, &c.
It's use improves
tho Wind, incrcds-
cs the Appetite
gi:cs n 5 nj 90 t Ii
AID Glossy Skin
an / transforms the
miserable Skeletons
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ShIpne,ys by Telegraph.

SAVANNAH, April 13-Arrived, steamships Mont!
gomery AID san salvador from New Yotk. and Ton
nwanda from Philadelphia.
Cleared, ship L dy Russell for Liverpool; bark
Kentville for Liverpool; schr Grace Gudier for Prov
idepce
Weather cool Win1 NV
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Will attend to Renting and Collecting of Rents
and purchase and sac OF STOCKS, Bonus, Gold'
Silver and Real Es.aie.
ALSO.
To the Purchase of Goods and Supplies for parties
in the country upon reasonable tcrms
GEoEoE l. HOLMES. ......., ALEXANDER hAcbETH
JauuIry1
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IF THE LADIES BUT KNEW

What thousands OF them are constantly relat,
to u.s. we oandidly believe half OF the weakness
prostraion and distress experienced b. them would
vanish.
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
April 13.

"A bales Cotton ia bags Rough Rice, "a bbls Ma.
val Stores, cars LUMBER tobacco. Mdsc. &C. 10 5
D Stoncy, W Ryan. Smyih, Frost dger,
W tmanucl Goldsmith L. Son, Caliwell Sons.
Lieut. Cor sullivan, q E Pi gree. 81 Granger. G W
Williams & 60, III NJ Janheim.
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TEoLME:s q IACBETH,
No. SO Broad-street,
Charleston. S. c..
BROKERS, AUcT1oNEERs, REAL ESTATE
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,ntor,or Cotton Markets.

SELMA. April 10-Salcs 900 bales; mdd ling 25H
Demacd hslt, market closing quiet. but firm at
quotations.
MACON, April lO.-corroN-The market To-Day
was firm. wi b a good demand We quote middlinss
at &c. Receipts to-day s. bales; shipments % oales;
sales SO baIes.
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In fatteniug cattle il gives them an appetite opens
their hides and makes them thrive much faser
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GESEEaL CUMMISSION AGENTS
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into fine looking and spirited Horse.
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Weather cool. Winl MY.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-08-28
Mississippi Land Directory,
AN
Guide.

We desire to call the attention Of land own
et5 to this work rs AN advertising medium.
It embraces the counties OF Desoto, Pamela.
Yalobusha and Tallahatchie.
II you have lands for sale, this is truly the
most practical way that you can make that fact
known.
Upon the county map, which will be sectional
on a scale Of one mile to the inch, we propose
10 color each tract that is for sale, so as parties
in search Of land may see at a glance the par
ticular location of each tract offered for sale.
This map will be gotten up leach county sep
%aratcly) upon bank note paper, and folded into
the County Directory. The Directory will en-
brace as far as possible TO obtain it with any
degree of reliability the address of the owners
Of the land in the county, the mercantile and
law firms, and all matters Of any Importance to
strangers who may desire to locate in the
county.
We do not desire your patronage as a matter
Of Direct profit to us, but as the work is intend
ed to show the country to strangers and invite
them to il, we would be glad to have this as
surance given them-that lands can be bought
on very favorable terms. We ask your patron
age then that they may get this assurance d.
rectly from the owners Of the land.
As we desire to get the work out rs early this
fall as possible, we request Of those who are dis
posed to do so, TO send in the numbers Of their
land as soon as convegient to the agents Of the
county.
Give the township, range and section, or frac-
tional parts as the case may be, the class Of land
offered, the class OF Improvements, whether
first, second or third, and the number of open
acres on each tract offered. Also the terms up
on which you propose to sell.
We have nothing to do with the price OF your
land or the selling Of it; we simply desire to
locate IT, class it. aud give your terms and ad.
dress-thus giving land buyers who may see
this work an opportunity OF corresponding with
you.
TLRME: One cent per acre, unless you may
desire 10 sell to an actual settler only, in which
case we ask half price, and have authorized our
agents to make very liberal reductions for this
class of lands.
To those who subscribe for the work we would
saw, feel under no obligation to take il unless il
Is a first class work in every particular.
We have no fears as to the sale of the work,
and intend to issue 5000 copies, but do not de.
sire to bind separately any more county editions
than the local demand will justify. The work
complete We expect 10 sell outside of the State.
Any information that may be desired, not
embraced III this advertisement, will be cheer.
fully given by the agent of the county.
W. J. BYSUa, Horn Lake, Desoto County.
CHARLEY E. BowERs, Pamela, Pamela County
A. NJ. BRowS, Water Valley, Yalobusha Go
H. L. TREwoLLER, Charleston, Tallahatchic
County,
A. .. MoGILL 4 co,
Long Greek, Miss.
S~oURH-wEsrERN PuBLTsnlsG Co, Memphis
Tennessee, Publishers. july24-6w.
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Dlsgraceful 0rder...PlW lng the
TITAnt,

hdrIucrt Amo- evidently intends
q, make himself Or oljou+ as po--i
Me, a- win BE- seen ~ Tie following
order:
JAOksry, Miss. August %,
General AmrS has issued the fol-.
lowing order to commanders of
posts in Mississippi
THE Commanding General d.
reefs that you DO not obey in future
any writ Of hdbcqs corpus issued by
any United States, Districtor Circuit
Court, nor any order made by such
courts ior the release of prisoner, in
your custody. Should such writ or
order be served upon yon, report the
fact by telegraph
What the occasion lor the issuing
Of this tyrannical order was we are
not informed, and We are unable to
conceive; for certainly the peace OF
the State ], as good now ~ it ha,
ever been. I; j. but one OF tho acts.
doubtless, intended to iutimidate
the white people, and effect tn,
result Of the approaching election
The people are becoming too free
and think too much for themselves
sud hence thi- -atrap is ordered {,
crush ont what little liberty is fell
by those within his jurisdiction
There is 70 he no more Virgin,
hundcrs, ii hi- masters at Washing
ton eau avoid it and in Amcs the,
have found a fitting tool for thcl
Nillainous schemes. But there Is
day OF reckoning coming, wher
these despots will be hurled iron
the power they 70 shamefully abn-,
and the ids of November will lcay
them shorn Of place and power t
longer Cypress the people Of Missis
tlpVi,
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TYPE LAw.-Thc law OF adycrtis.
ing had a proper calculation a few
days ago, in New York. The pub
fisher OF adaily paper sued the Stan
dard Life Insurance Company, in
the Supreme Court, before Judge
fithian, for bill of S773 ON account
OF advertising. The company re-
sisted Il payment ON the ground
that they bad authorized but one
insertion. There wa no order to
that effect on the bill, and the COM
pany did not attempt to deny that
they saw the advertisement continu.
ed inthc paper and failed tocountcr.
mand it. An advertisement received
in a publication office, without tht
numbero smarkcdupo (
or the cost OF the insertion paid tor
at the time, the publisher can know
nothing of the wish of the ADVERTISE
respecting the number of insertion.
desired, and can do nothing till adj
viscd by him whose business il ia.
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Military Outrage.

\ correspondent writing TO the
Jackson Clarion, from Brandon.
states that Bill McGowan, Probate
Judge OF Rankin county, convicted
ot serious crimes, in default Of $4,000
bail, was lodged in Jail. On the
next day Major Rosencrauts, whom
we presume to he some military up.
start sent over by Amcs, to "preservc
tho peace demanded the keys of
the jail and released McGowan.
He afterwards in company with a
equad Of soldiers escorted cGowan
TO the Court House, and one of the
eoldlers opened the Probate Court,
(this being the regular term and in
a few minutes the same soldier ad.
ioumcd the same Court to the next
term.
This act OF high handed outrageis
too serious TO be left unnoticed.
The matter should at once be placed
before the President Of the United
States, and if he can be induced to
forego a chemical examination OF
tho Morgan Mare Ada, or cease to
hewail her loss for q moment, he
may possibly perform some OF the
duties which have dovolved upon
him and which he has sworn before
high Heaven to execute.
picksbprq Hdrold.
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NEw GREENBAcR DOLLARS, The
Treasury Department, it is stated,
will soon issue new United States
notes of the denomination of one
dollar, the plates for which arc now
being engraved. Upon the new
notes the bust of Washington will
be substituted for the vignette Of
Chief Justice Chase. This is in ac-
cordancc with an act Of Congress,
which prohibits the likeness of any
person now living from being on the
face of the national currency.
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THE SrECTRosCoPE.-Thc spectre
scope has taught us that the suns
atmosphere is totally unlike ours,
containing bodies in the state of
vapor, which on our earth are solid.
Among the most prominent ofthose
constituents are sodium vapor and
iron vapor. 1t is obvious from this
that the temperature of the sun
must be very high, and the old the
DRY of Ilersehol, which has unfortu.
nately been repeated over and over
again in our astronomical school
books, and is to the effect that the
sun Is a dark, cold body, surrounded
by luminous phosphoreseent at
mospherc, is exploded. We now
know that the sun is a hot incandes.
cent, molten mass, its temperature
being so high that we can with diff.
ticulty form a conception of it.
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We learn that the Radical party
is very busily engaged in organizing
a secret party in this State, called
the Union Aid Society" The IN
iiation fee is 81 50. The object is,
like that of the Loyal League
Panty to array thcblacks against
the whites. Va advise the colorod
people to keep away from these
secret organizations. 1t is for the
purpose of getting what little money
rou have,--PresS,
I. JrpGE A, b. LoSGsrRIEr.--Wc
are pleased to notice that this ven
cradle and distinguished gentleman
is in much better health than he has
been for the past two years.-This
will be gratifying news to his
49,
friends and admirers who are TO bc
found in every State in the South.
Oxford Falcon.
The Meridian Go:ete states tina,
Mr.. p. II, Gully of Kemper County
who, in an alteration with a Negro
on his place, who drew a hoe upor
him, struck the negro with a stick
was arrested aud confined in militia
ry prison at l~audcrdale, and ia re
fused hail, and is not even tried.
\ feucejumping COW was tn,
cause of a serious shooting afai
which occurred in Alfalfa county.
few days since. Mr.. VIM. Nash wa
shot by his son-in-lav, Caldwell, |
is thought be is MORALLY wounded
Democrat.
The crop prospects in this section
continue good, though we are nov
needing ain.-Brundon Republican,
Authority for middlo-aged wills.
s--W Whom the gods love dy
young,
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The oldest, most thorogh and
reliable Institution Of
the kind extant.

THIs Institution is organized upon the most
solid and efficient basis.
1t is the Oldest of the kind existing in the
United States, and more Of its graduates are
successfully engaged in business duties as msr-
chants, book-keepers and clerks than all others
in the city combined.
A complete system of actual bpsi,es, ,raiainq
is involved in the course, and which was de-
veloped and successfully taught years before iis
introduction in any rival school.
Reference Is made among its numerous grad
yates in the South to the following, Of Canton,
Mississippi:
R. NJ. Burton, book-keeper for A. 9. Couch
Il Co., wholesale grocers; T. J.. Pricstley, tax
collector &c; Geo. Handy, book-keeper for
Trunsdale l. Baldwin, dry goods H. D. Priestly,
book keeper for y. o. J. / G. n. r. R.
Circulars giving full particulars will DO
promptly mailed on application.
JOHN GUNDRY,
aug2l-lm Principal.
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Mammoth Oil.

We claim for this oil many merits over coal
or kerosene oil among which arc the following;
II is n~on-explosiyC, hence it is perfectly safe.
1t is cheap.
II is cleaner, and leaves no grease on any
thing itmay come in contact with.
1t docs not scent or smoke the chimney.
1t makes a much better and softer light. and
a given quantity will burn as long as the same
amour, Of coal or kerosene, or any other kind
Of burning fluid.
1t may be used in any of the coal oil lamps,
simply with the Coal Oil Mammoth Comet
Burner, which is acknowledged by all to be the
best in use.
MARK CARTER,
Peach Greek, Miss,
Owns the right for Pamela county.
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Plantation For l

TINS undersigned offers for sale the place on
which he resides, lying about five miles north.
west of the town Of Pamela. The tract con-
tains near four hundred acres, over half of
which is bottom land; about one hundred and
nifty acres in cultivation, also thirty 10 forty ia
grass lots large and commodious dwelling.
With good office; clubhouse, stable, and crib.
almost new; also good well, %cistern, and orch,
ard If desired, corn, farming implemcnts, aud
stock OF all kinds will be sold with the place
TEsNs, half cash, balance on one aud two
years tune.
aHg'l-lm j. HtNETAE
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PLANTATION BITTERS..

This wonderful vegetable
restorative is the sheet
anchor Of the feeble and
debilitated. As a tonic and
cordial for the aged and
languid it has no equal
among stomachics. As o
remedy for the nervous
weakness to which women
are especially subject, It is
superseding every other
stimulant. In all climates,
tropical, temperate or
frigid, 1t acts as a specific
in every species of disorder
which undermines the
bodily strength and breaks
down the animal spirits.
Wherever it is intro
duced it becomes a stand
ard article "a medicinal
staple. 1t is to-day the
best and purest tonic, and
the most popular medicine
in the civilized world--be
sure and get the genuine.
Sold by all Druggists, Gro
GERS and Country Stores.
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GES BErgEINmpgE- Last Sajur
day afternoon, IN the Court House,
GEN Breckenridge made hi. first
fort At tho bar since the beginning
Of the late terrible conflict. He ar.
gucd before the Court in tie ease Of
Cook Vs. Iuui- administrator. which
involves some obtru,e legal que.-
tons. lie also addressed the Jury
rs only Gen. Breckenridge can, the
power Of hi, oratory and bis hand
some personal appearance having
thcusual striking effect. Ithas been
almost a decade since Gen. b. has
attempted the conduct Of a legal
case, and the long years clapsing
that were fall Of the romance, the
victories and defeats, the crushed
hearts aud blasted hopes Of AN un.
successful war, caused this first ap
pcarancc OF Gen. b. at the bar to b,
regarded with peculiar interest anc
his remarks to BE listened to witt
the closest attention.
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G. CLARK,
Contractor & Builder

Formerly Of Memphis Tenn, Noe located per.
manentiy in this county,
Will contract to build all kinds of wooden or
brick buildings, on reasonable terms. Is pre-
pared to furnish brick in any number. Work
done with dispatch, and contracts fully COM
piled with. Address,
G. CLARK,
Como, Miss.
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Rumors of worms in the North.
crn portion of the county. They
come too late.
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Fall Trade.

IN a few days we will receive a portion Of
our ran Stock, and our orders are out for all
classes OF goods to meet the wants Of the peo-
pie' AS a rule our terms are cash, but from
'n's time until LIST January we propose to sell
on a credit at our cash prices. Call in.
MITCHELL & CAMP.
aug?l-lm
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Crop prospect, have improved in
THU vicinity.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-08-28
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Boots, Shoes and Hats,
No. 800 Nam 81.

MEMPHIS, Tenn.
VIZ sELL 10 MERCHANTS ONLY, and are now
receiving a heavy siock-to which we invite
the attention Of city and country merchants
purchasing goods for the Fall and winter trade,
satisfied tina, in assortments and prices we can
offer al least equal inducements with Eastern
markets especially as the greater part Of our
stock was brought in early Ia the season, aud
previous 10 the late advance.
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