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Good Middlngs--------.--......--- zgIs-
COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
MEMPHIS, February =, 1862.
Stock on hand Sept /, Is6S-. q
Received TO 6f
Received previOusly----.-----.227g 2O2,353
2J3,4IO
Exported to-dsy-----. So
stock on hand at p m... 28,Ag
Receipts since yesterday were per NJ.
&C. Il. r. 243 bsles NJ. d 7. R. r. 12I F.;
NJ. & o. r. r. 40; steamers 10; wagons
100. ExpOrts-per III. q @. r. r 70; N.
d O. r. r. 7s3. Decrease of 248 bales.
The New York weekly cotton state
ment is as follows; Receipts, q ,454
bales receipts since September let, z6l,-
SEQ bales at all ports for the week, S.
coo; at ali ports since September Let,
1888, 900. Exports for the week, 77.OO0
bales; exports since September 1st, 2G0,-
600 bales exports from all ports for the
week, 81. 800 exports from ali ports
since September lst, 600. Stock o.
hand, So. O00 bales stock on hand at oil
porte, 4l6. 900 bales. IMPORTS for the
HCCh ~ AAhuAPS1Af DAoD Ha4SS tGpDAAo
for the week to Bremen, SO0Nbalss; ex-
ports fer the week to HamB1sg, 64S
bales; exports for the week TO HgWre,
S46 bales exports from all ports this
week to Liverpool, 49, 500 bales exports
from all ports this week TO the continent,
a 5000 bales.
Our weekly statement is as follows:
Receipts 57s7 bales. Exports 6sSI bales.
This shows 3 falling OF in receipts of
1915 bales, as comp ared with last week.
The total Tecsipts to date last yesr were
2l7,622 bales, with middlings on the
9th February, 1868, q to 2I3e il this
market.
The following are the rates Of freighis
on compressed cotton adopted by the coz
vention of freight agents, held at Louis
vile, February 26th, 1869. 1t goes into
effect on March LIST:
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Now yorb narhet.

ROW AOEl Jarrett
NEW YORK, February 27.-Cot on hrmaT, but
rather quiet sales OF 400 bales; uplands 2gLe
Flour, saperins s. 4596 21- Whisky SIC
Rice dull. Coffee quiet. Mslasses dan. SUGAR.
Cuba l3ZaliZc. Wbeat l92c. lower.
Dry q Ods-ILc market is without material
change.
Men y-Ths market is easy At 5a7c. on call.
Discounts 4gSc. Sterling SLeg6k. Stzte bonds
a lraclon higher and h-m. New Tennessee
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WATCHES.
WALTHAM
w atches2

THE extensive use Of these watches for the
last dftsen years By Railway Conductors, En-
gtneers and Expressmen, the most exactIng OF
watch wearers, has thoroughly demonstrated
the strength, s~teadiness. durability ard aecu-
rscy Of the Waltham Watch. To satisfy that
class in all these respects, IS to decide the qass-
ton as to the real valae OF these time-keepsrs.
The superior Organization and great extent
Of the Ccmpany's Works at Waltham enable
them to produce watches combining the best
and latest improvements, and at a price which
renders competition futile, and those who buy
III other watch merely pay from IS 70 50 per
cent mere for their watches than IS necessary.
ca F0R sALE By ALL L
sF No watches retaned by the Company.
RoBBINS & APPLETON.
General Agents,
Is2 Broadway, New York.
febs mon wed6frt
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SEEEMEE
r. C. CRAIG & CO.,
- H Il - M II N,
359 MAIN STREET.

ALARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK
GARDEN.
FIELD AND
GRASS SEEDS.
Agricultural and Horticultural Implements,
Peruvian Gusno,
Land Plaster, and
SuperphosPhRte of Lime,
BIinly Plows and Early Rose Potatoes,
AT CRAI6'S SEED STORE,
$40 Main street. Memphis. Tenn
So Catalogues a-d Price Lists mailed free to
all applicants, febs
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, LID, New York.

Il = 4 . 04A Isl a. -
Prof. NJ. Stevenson, N. D..
= Bsssly., n p Philadelphia, Pa
J.. r Cox. j., M
c. j. Eempel, i. D. D.,
rev A. B. Parsons, ID ".
Prof. W Jones, Jr, MD, LID, London, Eng.
sir A Moore, Md, "
Prof DePEaf, MD, Paris
" Pulaski kadeski, MD, Vienna.
Dr. JONES has a case or 80 different kinds OF
medicines with HIN, comprising the best from
every part of the world, with which he cures
neArIy All of the old standing %,ehronie) diseases
that afilct both sexes and persons OF every age.
without any tGconyenience or neglect OF
business
Uross-Fyes Made Straight and safuraI
This operation can De performed in all cases
without fail, snd Prof Jones VIII do II sue
esssfuily in old or young
AMAUROSlS. = Nervous Blindness, skiIlfuly
treated.
Surgery-Cataraet operated for Artificial
Pupil, Eneanthus, Excsnthus, Ptosiss Ptery-
GUM, N9vt (Or mothers mark removed Iu-
mors in the Eye or Ear removed. Cancers ex-
| traeted. Hernia Tor rupturel and Clno Foot
successfully operated upon Enlarged Ionsls
inciSed, (cut) with improves Instruments Tor
that express purpose. Hare LIP operated iOr
and the deformity removed. SiilettOes intro
ducsd for Fistula LaShrvmalis Tor Watery eye).
L-sryngOtOmy and al di1icCltand deueAte ope-
ratiOns in Surgery performed onnand VITA
skill and the most Improved Instruments. Dr.
Jones believes his instruments are superior 10
those Of any surgeO1 In the United states, ana
are in Keeping with the meehsnism an1sc7
enoe of the age, and give MIN a oselcec soVan-
tage in all difficult operations over other good
surgeons, not one in q thousand OF whom pos
sess such a useful, UOdesn. and mAshIneenL
case Of costly surgical tools
OTORKHEA. or discharge OF the Ears,
whether caused by Scarlet Fever, MeaSels.
Sero ula, Cold, or anything else, is cured by DE-.
Jones in old or young and the hearing restored
or benefited. TwO-thjIds OF the cases OF total
deafneS might be prevented IL this disease
were not so shamefuly neglected.
OTD STANDTNG DISEASES can be pre-
scribed for at once by DE-. Jones, and the patient
can use the remedies a. S5lGzs AnCAu
tons are pericrnted immediately before thS
patient leaves the baetOF. All who's are afflicted
Should come prepared 70 have such treatment
Immediately as they may need.
nc Read Dr.. Jones advertisement relating 10
the cure Of diseases OF the Lungs and Throat
IN aurther part OF this paper. JsSl
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RAILROAD | II TABLE.
nisa,snIpDi .nd Tennsasss RAILROAD.

Ticket offices nc. 2S7H Main street and at De
sot, head OF Main street.
BAN. B. JONES. GenIsupT.
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JOHN REED.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. 81 Jener-
u son street, entrance in alley. Special AZ
tention given to stair Work. Houses and We
FsnSahs framed ready Tor ahtpping. nova
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View 0rIenns Nnrket.


Nav ORLEANS, F~e-ruary H.-Cotton, offerings
limited; middlings 2sL4c. Sa'cs 2jU bales re-
CeiptS ISj; exports 559U. cod - SterIing %.
OHmerc al 4f5444zA. N Y. sight &c. prem.
Fl NJ Gu l.; slIelnne s. p; AA Sc 50;
& >. Corn dull. 7SgSOc. Bran qgiet, 81 Is. Hay,
shoulders l5c; sides ~. Lard firm; tisrceS
Nc; kgg 2lLG22c. Sugar firm common l2ZG
BE, prime l5z8I5s4ci ye low clarified E9l74c.
hOlasses firm pIime sUaolc. Whisky dull /;
Western rec,ihed 921zcaSI 90. Coffee steady /;
fair l9l5c; prime E49lS%c.
LouIsviIis gsarkea.
LOUISVILLE. February Z7.-Tobaceo, Tugs to
medium leaf "a 595lS 90; sales l34 hhds. CT
ton nc. WhestSl50. Flour, supt rfine So Corn
49,. Bacou-shOulders l4kc sides l7H9ISc.
Bulk shoulders l3Hci sides l6Z9l7c,
Cincinnati Market.
CrvCrEgATI. February Z-Famiiy -four S. 70
al 90. Corn 649DGc. Oats 67g6Sc. WHISKY &c.
Bacon held, shoulders I4ej des E@l7Zc Lard
lSkc. Hams lsINi9He- Wheat 81 408t %. Rye
Fi4haI4 IS. Barney unchanged. Cotton a shade
frmer at .Sc. Dred beef, i684c- Butter $50 zoe.
bags IS.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, February p. Flour s. 25z625. Oa's
FHzGE4Ac. Corn 5Sg55zc. Whe2t, 81 y. Rye
SI ~. Barley 81 7S9I 81. High wines 9Jc.
Pork s3i 50. Lard 1870. hOugh sides lac.
Foreign
I~HyERPooL, February cotton closed quiet
II; sales 1000 bales. Uplalds LBi Orleans
l2Ld.
LONDON, February 27.-COnsolE closed at 951s.
L $. F-Ivs-twsnlie. S5x.
FRANKFoHr, FebT~ary 27.-U. g. Five-tventy
BOu1s closed az S5MGGh
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BUTTER,
TIL
ECONOMY BUTTER co
z

Ask the attention of al interested in the re-
ouctiOn OF the extravagant cost OF Butter, TO
their practical and economical system OF max
ing pure prime Butter by aid OF the
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FOR WHITE RIVER
Regular Memphis and White River Packet.
IL AkC.-.-.....-..-.JOhn d. Elliott master
This excellent steamer leaves ~
Memphis a. above, ~4s
TUESDAY, 81 inst, at ) pm.
For frelgh Only apply 10
MART WALT 4 CO, Agents,
mil No. ~ Front street.
Regular Memphis and White River Packet.
E ARC..--.---.----JOhu D. elliott master
This tne passenger packet leaves -k
for the above on s
TUESDAY, March ID, at 3 I'm.
For freight or passage spply to
ELLIOTT e MILLER, Agents.
feb2S Promenade street. foot Jefferson.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

Regular st. Louis, Memphis and Vicksburg
United states Mail Packet-For st. Louis
CITY OF ALTON .-.-....--..J. b. Archer master
This splendid passenger packet d.
viii leave as above k
MONDAY, March Ist, at i pm.
Freight recsived at the st. Louis WharfOoat.
fe2S FLEM. CALVERT. Sup't.
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FOR PINE BLUFF.

Regular Arkansas River Wednesday Packet
For Helene, Friar's Point and Pine Bluff.
Rice master
THIS splendid passenger packet a.
will leave FOR the above ESEG
WEDNESDAY, March Cd, at 5 pm.
Z A. LEW, agent,
febSS No. 30 Front street.
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,mphIs and Little Rock Railroad

To MADISON AND LITTLE Rock, AK.
Going West-Leave Hopeheld daily at ~ am.
Coming East Leave MGdisOn daily at 2 pm.
Ferry Boat leaves FOOT of Union street at 7 a m
s. B. BEAU5ONT,
fe.7 General superintendent.
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Shelby Nurs cry.

A PPLES and Peach trees, Zoe each SIS pei
"a 100; SIS per 100. Pear, Plum, Cherry,
Apricot and Almond trees, SOC each. Concord
Grape Vines, SO per 100; $50 per 100 $50 Per
600. Other articles prOpOTtiOnably low.
Best shipping facilities by Express or Freight
trains. Address KUEN & BLEDSJE,
fsbl7 Coiierville, shelby county, Tenn.
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FOR CINCINNATI.

FOR CINCINNATI.
Regular Memphis and Cincinnati Packet.
For Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati.
ALICE DEAN ..-...........-..... .---
This elegant passenger steamer
will leave E
MONDAY, March lst, at ) pm.
Z. A. LEVY, Agent,
feb2S No. go Front street
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
SAM. J. Walker master
This elegant and feet passenger L@k
steamer viii leave S
WEDNESDAY. March Sd. at 5 pm.
JAS. 7. BOURNE & CO., Agents,
fe2S No. Il JeffarsOn street
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EigessaiDpi and tennessee Railroad.
ARRIVE. DEPART
New Orleans Mall, daily-.--S:l5 pm. 4:I5 pm
New Orleans Express, daily
except Sunday----..-.-..S:30 am. S& am
Freight, daily except Sun
day ...-.----.-.--...-.--. -..-.--.o-UO pm. Cd am
Time through 10 New Orleans q hours. Bag
gage checked through. Ticket Office 237% Main
street and st Depot. Omnibuses viii call for
passengers and cheek baggage in any part of
the city, by leaving orders at 2S7A Main street.
febl4 A. s. LVERMORE, GenI Sup't.-
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RIVER MATTERS.
WEATHER AND sIvEKS.

WEATHER AND RIVERS.
Weather fair and cold. The river is
about stationary, nr if anything is going
up very slowly. Waite river is falling.
The Arkansas is also declining slowly.
Our midnight dispatches give the latest
news from above.
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CoTToS STATEMENT.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
MEMPHIS, February =, 1868
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STEAMBoATs.
FOR osCEOLA.
FOR NEW

NONs Tx ONs-aDP
Memphis and New Orleans Thursday Packet.
AOE MEsNI
This splendid passenger packet a
VIII leave as above S@SS4&
THURSDAY, 4th inst, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply to
LARRY HARMSFAD, Agent,
mil Star WhaTfbOat. foot Monroe ST.
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Memphis and 81. Francis EIVe- Tuesday
packet.
For Helena, Mariana, Madison and WIttsburg.
The new and elegant sidewheel Passenger
Packet,
SAINT FRANCIS,
Capt. I. R, Bowman, = Sam e.. Paine, Clerk
yEILL leave Memphis for Hell So
ENA, L'ANGU[LLEand ST. = [E
FRAECI5 RIVERS every TUESDAY, al D
O'Clock pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
febl9 No. ~ Madison street.
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FOR VICKSBUR0.
Regular ST. Louis, Memphis and Vicksburg U
5. Mail Packet-For VIcksburg.
master
This elegant passenger steamer 81
will leave ES[
MONDAY, March lst, at . pm.
Freight received at the s., Louis Wharfboat.
febZS FLE& CALVERT, Sup't.
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q Fact aid Fancy. Fsiha:| E

Always tircd-A. wagon wheel. -,
laSisters Of CHARITY Faith and Hope.,lq
eiFigurative clothiug 1.-The lands cape.
Not nissZ5A rieh, handsome widow.
,,Isit libelous to,oalla baker q ,loaferl3
araih elevators neeSn sSf ysM .abd a5y 5Jye Juice.
.,sTheitl latest thing i'm dressaszw7Niight-
dresses.DE .head no sthNis -p's .g,N9,tbuftA
-ss1 no haiirgr. ttEf 10 b. isgfi ..rstfi Il u
saCurrent literature--Dooks. in running
brooks. .dmos,o iinr ., aiDbr saa si1t. p
-1yi .TSisj .miqi 1isdj nJa3t mn ,r'gai aIjs'
To.kccpsyour wife in constant check
Dress her .ginghuni. .S..t,t I77I.l +,
.1eInssndisty languags Thoughts .4at
breathe nnd words that burn" Va ~ 49,. -, = : I.
What il, tLat, which ties two persons a,i,
and only .onches one79 A wedding ring
~ hs,t1.nff .ghqF. i!icH s.ili h s5ifl
siIs!it necessary to have wingsto fy,intc
4 nassionr7 s;atif. =; sal ,4l1e1Sii BdrsiEir'
TsfssGl ,sqaisiAs htAss = hi ,sit's4g si3I
Mean temperature IS best and mean
people tbc. worst OUT Il sii.a a aoijsia
Why arc cu:ds like Tie opposite house?
Because; they arc 0ycratlhYeei he whey 1ilr-
What conpexion is. there between. d
nilk!Salk and Tie hilky-wuy? .,,a..,,,. ,,.. :
All right-But how few write, anything
worth = hHryesaNf'tnas'SSa HreaNf'ltnasSS'SstaS'" so- ''' ~
-.Arhero is a.mnn out 1:west 8 with hair 10
red thst when he goes out before day lis
sstsksn for sun: :riis,s, ahyd .he; cocks begin
to o,erox. tisanoH nn1ia s1stis9I bEs slssolI
When tie : cat il, awny,ltlle cook finds
III difficult 70 explain how the colu meat
onso ii afonD yfAEiliii % i,5's 'taH7hl 81
siYSeSS. lfA tau tToiit ia 1sho sS fsidR .tllhrn
Tic darkest scene wo ever saH WY d
darkcy in a dark cellar, with Vii .Gxtin.
gpishea, CANDLE looking sforo Q black cat
that wasn't lheros uuiia7iiu ui 4il7tq
sg.is tqe.at HpaiLs p ,..oi ni eiha ~ ,tb.p,
"A magistrate, ccnsuring q some 7boysifor
loiteringi in tue streets, asked "Ifpyery.
body vas loa Stand, i1S thss ss.gIEhssts,,i ih6W
d0did auyboly gss along Il, oi ziqqi. sssi, 70
% Ah,editor On. west snys hc Is Al Ihort.
sishtsf That Ia frequently ribs out with
In p IL a. .t
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Home-Readinq.

I5aiis7e4q ID oi'islo ss1Siia' ssh
! sJT9Ti J5T7TT 55aT77t= NJ s7TfT7 Or ur7-fH'
IL, 4 great many Of The, movers who go
through Missouri live on corn, which they
gubble up from The farmers, They don't
| even askatoriitgo q FiaisIi3 issa III Hi~
\ a Chicago lawyers's name has been
strItksu from the rolls s'for "unprofession-
sltconduct." enHel probably left d few
centsIin the, possession ofhis client, licon.
trary lte psags,iissi sidt fas lFpoi,niis
4 If you ,tvouId enjoylyourimeals, sbe
4 good-natured. an angry man can't tell
whether hea:is eatingio boiled cabbage or
s!eyedd edd,qmbrellasW .1is4 sie,2 stslO,D
A man in Hartford sthoaghti he smell
the gas the other night and lighted
matchlto seeit Hey nextiifoands himself
in the street, AL 4blaze,3when. s,friendly
pS'os9s1 ISs ss',s9 Rpt A|A cut ylrellRs hlnis
"A Washington school. .niarm. has been
fined Eve dollars I'll swearing' ID school,
in the presence Of little boys apd girlh
oHA. dos fod On fine, fonnrr hre,, em 5 mi ua
.ero1iy viii die III tSafs VssEs. fffsi
on unoolssa 'nour'or corn Ii'ealAhe thriyes:
Only 6rst-class sportsmcn can shoot
: folly as i flies not because i flies high,
but very irregnlarly lsupand down like o
pump,handlea -'aud stsiiuously, y like'ths
JsmI.allcr end ofa,suakeg sdl "a ".aoii
Tie Good T.mn,. ;: or R,-,o, .,;,,.,.,.
50 temparats ,tba. Tben tbs sssrs.ary All.
4. meeting g BE- ssfqsc' to say N cordially 4. i'm
yised 70 attend" sb,,s,sIo,
When vou ana woman VIM h,h;tna,lv
ro,,s .1ot.h S oe ' hIaa ,a,.", W. ahsaSy aas..sy
SIt lpassh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
he5 s5i plass'eE Rar!s eopnnatenla9ie syo9 San
seI hef ooMn y an ass s s9a ss saEs 4S up
Wnn,ous osner sr. SINS: 1a:at, ~ 4, 4, bIoa,,
I'll Ia = K.asss Gty aRiliss HhD ,ss ds.si;
w. luz ,.o =. .u''usIn .as .ornisnsa WIN mon
sisss,aiao x n asTs sRpsst = sHyf Aasy
Se.,sI.tS .bo uIsiorssn,s.iio tas d; I,ass,sspe
auong,a certain cliss ,toiifirnnha halIths
IIpeoplss want yithonsI the troublea andsexA
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There are II, o0o.young people iu Gin.
cinnati who ought TO- but do not, 60 to
schoolNaia ilHoaas sil tar sti j ol9N
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ladies' Column. z

shelbyvillc boasts of girl but nine
years ofage who weighs 116 pounds.
She is represented to be beautiful, intelli-
gent, and communicative in regard to her
ayoirdupois.
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lien diyorcessa day arc grantedin Chi
cage apa t:yelvsip y. Louis. There is
quite rivalry between the two lowas.
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mi REILLY, tiiftuiqi spels5 SO &, q agl
witt n slsa'iias 4 n ,p 5u2t3e,, n3e.t, IS, I,
a. a. and at, Dealer inbI Fpteisn t,and Domestic
tmissEsana D1QUURS,S FlOdt,, Bacon
IAnsu, AnL,, OIL, Nails, Glass, cts. Sole
A.. hseRI MI Tor the Hazard and Dupont Pow.
wi M'lls. Also Patent Safety Fuse.
,h.,s Nos. 55 aud 57iNlain StYsTE n
lgsa y "a xaEEIls '4al u, 4 y. I,,l 4
VIZ f'.' ii.N sr,-5l .igt-le ;,H,.-a nj s-1sr
bfss 'ts .i'tt t'f'-l'' . b,i lts'sI
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3s'o"' ! General News. e. ..,.4 :

,rsNearl four thousand persons. starved to
dsa!h hlta IL he greg great city Of London las last
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A North Carolina widow, before mo-
wing tetho Red Riysr eoaptryqa took. out
msrriagelicensc in blank, and secured
. husband before she had got nalf way.
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A woman hasbecn. poisoned il, Louisss.
sillc;wlIils;s spinning rolls, byge.lipgsepc
grease Of the,wool into cut in her finger.
Many Of oui aged readers, will Know what
spinning uieahsi tile girls son't.
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The six months revival ist Richmond,
Indiana, has resulted il nine hundred
conversions. 40 tg!gpo
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The carrentpFise qfbeefsleak at Cairo,
Egypt Egypt nS;so i pow R9and, sass visitors
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SUNS HOUSE, PIsnMONT, D. 30. 4 ri
,HlEfsDEk " \ liEsa lrFTP teptie.0rs,a ths,
s.Ile beat hotel betwpeniWhceling and Balti-
more. Fest. Williams, fornerlr w eston,Ifs
Sfapssltntsndent yana ltbe glad to.stt bis old
;asad ;asshd I Ptises ard faie at alltimes satlsfac-
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What valuable head awoman must
have who has ffteen hundred dollars'
wofthC C.ot tlEair III HI ehhl1s q
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Rev. Mrs. Van Cott, the only licensed
female ,prescberiinlthe Methodist, Chntsh,
IS preaching with great success in Massa.
chusetts tsssaD-is Ddi Mn iis u bsii,9 u
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-22

u PURTER l&ICU4 NI -
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baltimore markets thus you save BOTH
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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-22

Aascrys4ecoh woman &c La
Crosse, Wisconsin, hunted her bureau
over to fidd d handkerchief With 1 h6lgih
it to wet with ?salefatus. water e lily on
tile face Of her doa.d. i husband M ii as, she
said, is was a Pity to spoil q new. toueT
Wo will take the pains to give her name
toiany jbasl.elerivho wants 10. inatryd Ono
at a time. kiiG lElh
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

Adolfo Palaco, captured and shot at Fuerto sixteen
OF Paacios ofncers. IL Is now said that Palacio
himself, finding that he was surrounded and that
shot himself preferring 70 die thus rather than fall
into The hands of the government again.
II Is noticed here that nearly II quite all OF the
United states press. have lately taken the same
ground with reference to Mexico which the HERALD
always In the lead with public opinion, took long
SINCE This Iact is dstasteful, as 1t Is beginning 10
pore Its way through thick skulls here that possibly
Mexico may not be paradise after ALL nor Its peo
pie all angels, but that the HERALD Is ana has been
an honest and just pioneer In the cause OF men and
governments the world over.
The New York herald., 1869-06-12
SALES AT AUCTION.

MORTGAGE sALE.-R. FIELD, AUcTIOyEER, WILL
l sell this day, at l04 o'clock, OF chalie
gage the Contents OF the Pottery Central Park
Pottery situate IN street near Third
Machines, Claim Mill large oven shelving,
ooring and all Goods in and around ssd pottery; also
Horse Wa;on and Haruess order of r. Collins,
ney for Mongagee.
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

pIANoFoRrE, DRAWING ROOM SUITS, PAINTINGS,
ronzes We vet Carpes Mirrors, auction, this
day ts.urday) the mansion 81 West Fif-
esnh street. between Filth and Sixth avenues commencing
~ io O'clock rawip Rooms superb Suits, red Grim
ph gold blue 90 broeae OF the richest escrpon rose
wood Eageres, Secretary bookcase arr eerie bols Dc
rose Ca5,nes, Taoes, Encognures, Music canet
fsntns by eminent artists artistic Bronze Statu-
y Velvet Medallion carpets, chandeiies Rrocstel, Lace
Cur'ans sevres China Ornaments; rosewood Pinofore.
stool Cover Music stand, Hatstand Bedrooms Rosewood
sna walnut Dressing Bureaus, Bedsesds, Warfrobes Com
mode style Louis XIV; Hair Spring Mattresses, Red-
s,,f, ios. sets pinlng Roomwalnut Extension Table,
yers and Dnnsr Tea servce Pitchers urns French China
Dinner Set; Taoe Linen, SHIELDED Cutlery Basement and
hhchen firnltue sa peremptory. n B. Parties wish
ing TO attend this sale Filth avenue stages or Sixth
avenue :
The New York herald., 1869-06-12
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

COOKS, ckcs
10 EAST 37TH STA LADY DESIRES TO OBTAIN
~ situations for three excellent cook,
chambemad and waitress and chambermad &c,
assist the children Apply Friday
and Saturday from to IL A. NJ
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

1T WEST suTH ST, NEAR 9Th Av-As COMPETENT
and first class baker In tho country with
priv ate family; best city reference
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

On7 Rlsr 2oTB sT.-AN ENGLISH WOMAN PRo.
LU( testsuU nurse; take the entire charge, night
ana day; fully undersands her BUSINESS. would 10
part Of The counItv.
The New York herald., 1869-06-12
West End, CITY OF Bergen. N. j.,
At Auction,


1lY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER,
ID HENRY II. LEEDS, AFCTIONEER.
Saesrooms ~ Cha bes street and "a Reade s$eet Art Gal
leries sl7 and So Broadway.
ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE L.
AT II O'CLOCK saesrooms IS Chambers street and a
Reade street,
WINES, LIQUORS, &c.
FulIp particu "a bere eaftp