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GARVIN.
STARTLING REVELATIONS.
The Jury Return a Verdict in
Favor of the B9DdsnIen.

In the Circuit Court motion was meds
by the State against Phil. Garvin and
his sureties for state taZ collected as Tax
Collector for 1866 and 1857.
Judgment was rendered some days
since against Pail. Gsrvin and his secu-
rites for $685., balance due Oh his settle
ment for 1856.
ArtarWard motion was entered against
said Garvin and j. ". Page, Dan. Able,
John Donovan, Geo. w. Cheek and j..
81, Waggen6r, his sureties, on a bond
dated July 10, 1S67-for state revenue
collected on the assessment for lS61-
wbrFsupOn the sureties plead non est
fqctum alleging that the paper purport-
ing 10 be the bond was signed by them
when the amOunt thereof lOG blank, and
thai Garvin promised them to get other
NAMES tOthe bond before the same would
be delivered-that other names were not
added. The amount OF SlOO,OO0 was
R~ftsrwerG, without their knowledge or
consent, inserted by some person, q
the bond fled in Court, without any &C.
acknowledgement On their part IN open
Court or elsewhere-Upon which issue
wss Joined by the State, and to deter
mine these questions OF TACT a special
iury of commercial men was en-
DEAaDEfEla hhtH GANGL AIAAAA GAN
celebrating on the same for nearly three
days returned a verdict in favor OF the
gaid sureties upon their plea Of non est
fqctum, and consequently Donovan,
Page, Able, Cheek and Waggener were
wholly discharged from any liability.
II the meantime the State-whilst the
inv was u acknowledgements
with its motion before the Court against
Phil. Gsrvin individually, seeking also
60 hold the sureties on his original bond,
executed in 1866, liable for the State tax
of 1867 collected by him; but the Court,
holding that the statute required the
Tax Collector to execute bonds annually,
decided that the sureties on the bond OF
1896 we're not liable for the revenue OF
1897 collected By Garvin, and dismissed
the motion as to Ghem-leEviug Philip
Garvin alone and individually liable for
the amount of State tag Of 1867 by bin
collected and not paid over, amounting,
as alleged by the State, TO $l0O,OOO, for
which amount the Court willin all prob
ability: render Judgment against said
Garvia to-day. Thus 1t will be seen that
q Bubiic officer, handling more than a
quarter of a million of dollars, is allowed
10 proceed IL tis discharge Ct his duties,
collecting and paying over upward OF
two hundred thousand dollars to the
State and eounty-still leaving due to
the State a balance Of 800, 600 as afore'
said, and that too without a bond. 1t is
the intention Of the State to inaugurate
rigorous measures TO bold those whose
duty it was to require competent bonds
responsible for all damages sustained by
the State on account OF their grOss negl'
gence and failure to discharge their OH
Cial duties. It may, however, come tC
pass that they too have no bonds. 1t IL
said Garvin will settle as far as he is able
having sustained q heavy loss by thu
suspension OF the Commercial Bank
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KENO.
BfSther PeaEne Makes a Raid
On the Gamblers.
The Keno Saloons ali Closed and
Inmates In The Lookup.
lively Times.

About half.past nine o'clock last night
the police, acting under orders from Su.
perintspdent Pearne, made 8 raid on All
the keno saloons in the city, and arrested
everybody found in them. The " banks"
OF I. J. Dale, j. W. Allen, E. o. fuller
and q. b. Rsgsdale, we're
AID entered simultaneously, and about
twenty persons were captured IN eacn,
along with all Of the TOOLS" 1mple-
menJs and devices.
The scenes attending the descent, are
said by those who were present, to nave
been very interesting and amusing. The
game was batter ~patronized than usual,
sad quite s large crowd was in attend
sncs considering the earliness OF the
hour. The police had laid their plans
for the capture OF the "gamDoliers ="
with great nicely, and were ready 10
smite them hip and thigh, before UneS
knew that the enemy were upon men,
When the alarm was given Ihe
greatest CONSERVATION prevailed, and a
general - break" made for nodes OF
eyress. Buttons were swept from cards,
gad the cards chueked under the table
bsuds we're thrust innOcently into
breeches pockets, and youths but q mo-
ment before inJentiy engaged IN pricklog
eff numbers waiting for keno - COM
menced sauntering around, mere specta-
tors who had just dropped in" But
that dodga-or any other in fsct-did
rot 90 The police were sharp and in
exorsbla, and all were marched down to
the Hotel de SiBl0nS or dc
Oas Of the force in each instance made
for the "bank - and grabbed the STAMPS,
so s large share CT plumber was secured.
We wish that time and space woul
allow a sketch Of the scenes at the sta
tionhouses for two hours they bsggar
description. On enrolling their names
it was found that seventy-three had been
captured In these four saloons, OF all
ranks and classes, trades and professions
iu lie, andOf&n ages, from the street mes
senger boy to the gTizzied mechanic or
steambOatman. F0rfeiIs were given for q
number, but the greater part TOOK lodg-
in2s on the "cOid, cold ground for the
night. Bro. Pearne was on hand, and
saw to things ia person, evidently enjoy
ing this little exhibition of his power.
The cases will be investigated this morn
ing.
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LOCKSMLTH.
Ordinance

DEit Ordained, etc. SECTION l. That there
Is he issued OF the Bonds of the City of Mem
Dhis ave hundred Thousand dollars in one
thousand dollar bonds, having thirty yeSrs 70
mn win coupons attached. at six per cent.
per anuum, which bonds shall be issued by the
city for the purpose OF funding It's cue indeot-
edness. and paying the same.
Sec. 2 The Mayor, after giving zen days no
ties in the newspapers OF the city of Memphis,
shall hold an election and submit to the quail
ded voters of the city whether said bonds shall
be Issued, and II anproved By a majority OF said
voters, the same shall be so issued.
Passed finally, February 10, 1863. Approved
February II, 1858.
]. r. SWAYNE, Mayor, pro. TEN.
Attest: [, r. RICHARDS, City Register.
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BULLARD's PANORAMA OF NEW YORK
CITY.-Tnis large M splendid PIANO.
rama will be on exhibition at the New
Assembly Hall, on Main, between Union
and GayOso, for two weeks, commencing
TO. morrow, Saturday, at 80 O'clock and
s pm. This Panorama has a world
wide reputation, gained not through the
fulsome eulOgies of the press, but by its
own intrinsic merits, 1t is painted on
eighteen thousand feet OF canvas, and
represents In a life-like manner forty-One
miles of the Empire City. IL is meeting
with ~unb0uuded success, and certainly
sffcrds an admirable chance OF seeing
d" Gotham and its people, as the fare
for the round trip is only so cents. See
advertisement in to-day's paper.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-Mr. Frank
Mayo played Antonio Bsunay," in the
great sensational drama Bk0U for BLoW,
10 a very fair house last night. The at
fractions elsewhere prevented the house
from bsing what it otherwise would no
doubt have been. Tonight the play is
The Robbers, being the farewell benefit
OF Mr.. Mayo. We have no doubt the
many friends that this gentleman has
made since his stay here will respond IN
force and crowd the theater.
The CONCERT.-The attendance at the
grand sacred concert to pay for the new
organ OF st. PAtrick's Church, last night,
was all ia all very good, and SsbSizky
has reason to be proud Of his success.
The musicians were one and all in excel
lent trim and spirits, and more deliciou:
music never has been discoursed to al
assemblage In Memphis. We hope tina
| tho concert may be repeated at no dis
taDt day.
THE PURIM BALL.-Memphis Clul
Hall was Gro Eded Wit 4 gay and biz ar
party Of mssquers last night, and GU
1e wish Eel OW-citzsns and their ladie
b d a most delightful time, danciul
until the daylight did appear" thi
morning.
VARIETIES AND GAIETY.-The usus
nightly a~ttendances were st these pop
ulaT places OF amusement. At the Gaiet,
Miss Hindle and the san can sre tn
rage. Go and See them Tonight
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OFFICERS OF TIE COMPANY.

At n meeting of the stockholders, held at the
81. Charles Hotel In New Orleans, In pursuance
u notice, On the 18th day of January, the fol-
lowing PANIED gentlemen I'm ACCORDANCE 10
terms OF charter), were elected directors Tor the
Thomas A. Adaps, New Orleans.
Alfred MOulton, New Orleans.
ID. DeHaven, New Orleans.
VIM. Creary, New Orleans.
Howard Mnlapaugh. New Orleans.
John Paul Baker. New Orleans.
John A. GraW, New Orleans.
II. Naulting, New Orleans.
d. W. Flowrenee, N1cksourg.
DR.. ]. r. Watkins, Memphis
N. s.. Oils, Memphis.
DIR. ]. W. Rogers, emphIs
J.. Edward Montgomery memphis
John b. Davies, Louisville.
A, baker Louisville.
samuel II Patterson, Jacksonville.
John Cobb, Madison, 1rd.
cen. T. 7. Crittenden, Madison Ind.
ID. u. Martin, ST. Louis.
Can't. II. E. Carson, ~. Louis
Alta meeting OF the Directors, held for the
DurpOse Of electiDg officers the following
named gentlemen were elected:
III. DeHavsn, President, New Orleans
Iohn A. Graw Vice President, New orleans.
n. MiIispsugh, Treasurer, New Orleans.
N. S, Otis, Secretary, Memphis.
JoEn 3. Davies, Chief Engineer. Louisville.
RS. Kirk, superintendent, Madison.
CS Stewart, Assistant Secretary, New Or
leans. q, u-u
Hotel, New Orleans.
n Y ROCKET has been appointed Agent
with ofice at Memphis, to whom application
nav he made for exchange of lands for stock
nd5ce No az Madison street.
49, aadoer and Post COPY 3w. fehl5
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PLANT FRUIT TREEs.-By sll means,
plant. No plsce IL complete without an
abundance Of choice fruit ripening
Throughout the season. J. Il q luxury
within the reach Of al. Now 10 the
time, don't delay. Did it ever occur to
you that 5 seasOn lost in the planting Is
one lost IN the having ? PfocrastlnabioD
steals fruit s. well as time. Plant the
best cultivated varieties-a worthless
sead,inp takes I'D as much room b one
~ the choicest budded sort. The best
Mace to get them is st the sale ground OF
the "Saint Clair Nurseries," on Main,
between Jackson and OyertoD. Mr.,
Rabcock informs US that he proposes to
close out his stock s. private sale, g,
once. and anyone desirOus OF planting,
would do wei to call.
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attachment Notice.

Naomi Jones, Admix, VI. GIL Lewis-Before R.
H. Gibson, J. 2.
IN this cause 1t appearing TO he satisfaction
of the Court, nom af1daV1t nied herein, that
Tennessee and IL also appearing that the at.
taehment In this cause has been levied
m is therefore ordered, That publication be
made In the Memphis Appeal for four gueceS-
siye weeks, requiring said defendant TO appcaI
before r.. II. GIissen, ]. 7. at mis- office in Eem-
ohis. on the 18th day Of February next, and
niaad- answer or demur to said cause, or the
same Will be heard ex parte as 10 him.
isSi laws Il. II. dLIaHoN ]. 7,
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MAYORS OFFICE.

MA1OES VFFIUEs
MEMPHIS, Tenn, February II, 1881
In accordance with an act of the Legislature,
passed December 3, 1857, and the foregoing or
dinance, passed by the Board Of Aldermen
February 16, 1853, and approved February -,
1889. the said Ordinance will be submitted 20
vote of the quaiined voters of the Clty, aean
election to be held for that purp7se. Al the 70.
ting places of said city, ON Monday, sne LIS
dav III March. 1859, those voting for the isso-
ance Of said bonds 10 have on inelL tlekees
the word "a Bonds" and those Young zs1iHse
Ronds and the Sergeant At Arms VIII con-
dOc9 ne said election. by whom alist of the
Sadsas clerks and voting places will be duly
yuusSced i'm concurrence with the Oommis-
ssaner Of Reg stration for Shelby county, Tenn.
saOH J.T, SWAYNE,
feblg Mayor, pro. TEN.
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Mr.. Hack Denies the Soft
Impeachment.
Iitors Memphis Appeal:

Editors Memphis Appeal;
Gentlemen I enjoyed to an alarming
extent the harmless humOr of your re-
porter, who pronounced me a Dutchman.
/ never swallowed, save by sympathy
and inhalation, when l sat beside +. w.
Louis, a pint OF lager in ell my life. l
have lived in this county very nearly
thirty years and never ate a pound OF
" sauer krautn in all that period. l am
nothing more nor less than an antique
Henry Clay Wing and have been ahack
for that party for nearly fifty years. !
was not in Barbour Lewis convention OF
night before last, and was not au aspi-
rant for hOnors at It's hands. Win you
be kind enough to make the correction,
and state to your readers that MI. F. w.
Louis was not authorized to present my
name to the Convention. 1 appreciate
Mr.. Louis kindness and thank him fol
kind words and intentions, as 1 will
yourselves, Msssrs. Editors, II you viii
DO me the Justice to publish this note.
am, very respectfully, your ohm servt,.
WM. HACK.
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Recommendation wishing TO
attend the Presidential inauguration st
Washington City, can procure ekets a.
one FARs for the round Trip Sc the
ticket Office Of the Memphis q CHARLES
ton Railroad, Z75 Main street Tekets
good to return until the teatno q mAicb,
srhese tickets can also be had st Grand
Innction. CoFinth and Huntsville.
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TIE PURIM FEAsT.-Yesterday, the
95th of February, was the feast OF the
perim. in commemoration OF the de-
struction Of Hsmsn, the tyrant. By a
strange coincidence the day that freed
Israel from the curse OF 8 HemsD, rids
Tannessee az a BroDnlOaO. Judging from
S@eTiDture Hannah Was no w0rsa-indeed,
he was not half so bad as BrowBlow.
should we not, therefore, az q people,
initiate the example Of the Hebrews, and
institute a similar anniversary feast, RD0
keen il to all time as a day Of rejoicing ?
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS--The west
wsrd hound train on the Nashville and
Northvestern Railroad ran ca q trestie
At or near Mckenzie Station Monday
ni0ht. Nobody Was hurt, but the train
Ess considerably delayed. A huge
rock several tuns in weight, bFOke loose
nom tie high bluff al Receoon Noun
lin o~vericoking the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad, Monday night
and rolled upon the track. 1t had to be
drilled on every aide and blasted TO
pieces before il could be removed. The
passenger train due here at hslf-psst six
O'Clock yesterday morning, was delayed
six hours BY this obstruction.
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ST.. PATRIGK's DAY.-We see that cur
Irish felIow-citizsns in Nashville and
elsewhere are making considerable prep
sration for the celebration of st. PgtTick's
Day the 18th proximo). What are our
own resident Irishmen going to do?
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THE MILITIA.-Nashville papers say
that the "melish" are being rapidly
moved away from that town " to the
front.i Three companies left on
Wednesday for Msury, Giles and Law
renee counties, and two others are under
orders to move, but their destination is
not yet known.
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PERsoNAb.-We we're pleased 70 meet,
Yesterday, Or. @. W. E0oart7, OF Louis
Sille. The Doctor proposes To maze
Merqphis his future hOme, ana We vel
come lin most cordially, boplng cur
citizens I'LL extend him the right hand
Of felInwshif.
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SHOT AT-A negro man namsu
Mitchell saw another negro attempting
TO break into 3 house on sea- street yes
terdsy afternoon ab01t 9elocA' S1u
fired ct him. The WoGlG-oe rooDsI
usde of SO quick that Mitchell could
NOT tell whether he wss hit or not.
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CoRoNER's INoUEsT-C0rOner SAN
elEon was summoned last night to hold
an inquest on the body Of VIM. Gray, the
negro shot while running from the police
sunday night last. Up TO q late hour no
J verdict had been agreed on.
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TIE HALO We are indebted TO
Messrs. Blood s. CO. for 3 couple OF the
HhaloU lamp shades. They are the
most perfect things OF the sort We nave
ever seen, snd We can recommend them
70 avery one who has occasion to use 3
lamp for reading purposes.
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UyHE leading Variety Theater of the south.
Omen FOR tbe Season, with the best standing
Variety Combination that hiss ever appeared IN
the city-the performance consisting OF songs
9tars each week. ADMIssI0a-Ftfty Cents
private Boxes, Five Dollars. Doors open 81
O'Clock performance 70 commence al quarter
TO s o'clock, lA
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FIRE.-A fire broke out In Wigs saw
mill. on Wolf river, yesterday morning,
mt vas subdued without doing much
damsga. No insurance.
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EUROPEAN EXCHANGE.-QUite "a num-
her Of our readers nave occasion to
remit money 10 their friends IN Europe,
and to do 50 eaiely, and with certainty,
Is quite an important consideration.
- ARRANGEMENTS made 30 SIS to draw
5s~oof on al the principal cities Of Eng
Iand. ireland and Scotland, ss well ss on
10 ~u,incipal cities of the European
aonanert Those wishing TO remit
1anev 70 Europe, could not do SO more
sataiv or expeditiously than by buying
Exchange ITEM the German National
Bank.
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APPEAL
Omee--Eo. is jefferson Street
CITY MATTERS.
Conservative Convention.

Attention is directed to the call OF
Judge seruggs. in smother column, sum-
moning q convention Of Conservative
citizsns and voters, on the I'd OF March,
TO nominate s candidate for the vacant
County CommissioneTship. Iie coop
erstien Of every good citizen is urgently
requested, As On the seton Of this coz
vention depends, to 3 great extent, the
future welfare Of our county.
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THE SALE OF WATCHES attracted q
large audience yesterday morning at the
salesrooms OF w. II. Pas5more q 60.
The stock is one OF the most superb we
ever saw put up at auction, and we ad-
wise our friends in need of P good watch
at low figures TO attend the sale this
morning sc 10 o'clock.
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PERsONAL.-Bep. E;ssmsn, Esq, of
the firm Of Rice, six q Co, returned
home yesterday, from quite a protracted
business tour through the NOrthW est.
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SouTHERN BANK NOTES WANTED at
CITY Bank, corner Jefferson and Front
streets. The highest market price paid
for Georgia. South Carolina, North Car
oliDs and Virginia bank notes.
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SOUTHERN BANK NOTES WANTED at
City BsrB, corner Jefferson ano Front
streets. The highest market price paid
for Georgia, South Carolina, NORTH Csr-
Ollns and Virginia bank soGes.
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Buckeye SaIVe.-T The great
remedy for the cure q Piles. Ju.a
received and for SAFE Dy ". y:
WiEkeEsOn * CGss Dfugsisass S+O
Main Street
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WANTS.
Eon RENT.

TOR RFNT-"THE ARMOUR PLACE"
4 tTe uFst house east or the Madison street
bIdge- al me junction OF Pigeon Roost r0ao
and Madison street -eXtended-one OF me Res
DIesSanr and desirable places in Memphis.
Apply 10 JAMES II. HARRIS, AZ LnelAF oHlee
OF harris q Pillow or to N. d. 10. ~
Madison street. Leo1o
NOR RENT-A house, three rooms aud Kitten
10 en-. apply TO 81. c. kennedy - aloSG9
street Lo1L
NOR RENT-A Front EsOm Ia the house,
4 No ID Jeferson street., suitable for cotton
broker. LAWYER OF doctor. 1t adjolns the ed4to-
rfaI room OF the Appeal lnquI OF JoaN
AINBLIE, al the Appeal ONCE. JaS
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GARDEN and Flower Seed just re-
eeived at Goodyear q Fall's Drug Store,
28l Main street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

Farewell BENEFIT and Last Night but One of the
Tragedian, FRANK MAYO.
Friday evening, February 25.-Wm be
produced 4schiiIeris beautiful play OF the
=ROBBERS-Charlss De Moor, Frank Mayo
Saturday afternoon. at ! o'clock pm, iare-
well MAYO MATINEE admission, SOC.
Saturday Eight-JACK CADE,
SCALE OF PRIJEs-QF5ss Circle and PaTQuette,
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 80 Family Circle, 50
cents Colored Boxes, 50 cents Colored Gal
lery, - cents,
riss at 8 precisely. Box.book open from 10
O'Clock am. to 5 pm.
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County Commissioners.

Editors Memphis Appeal:
StrS Among the multitude Of names
suggested in reference to the office OF
County Commissioner, I beg leave to
call the attention of the pubic to Maj.
G. M. Bartlett Of Shelby county. He is
well known TO cur citizens, is q resident
of the county, a man OF acknowledged
integrity, fidelity and capacity, and
would afford u safe guarantee that the in
terests of Shelby county would be pro-
tected to the fullest extent Of his ability.
Il is but right and just that the country
should nave at least member in the
Board to watch their interest in matters
pertaining TO roads, bridges, etc. Let us
no longer ignore the rights Of our coun-
try friends. but in all things no them
full and ample justice. MEMPHIS.
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Is Won want good old sjegibben whisky
20 to Meglbben Il Bro, Isl Main st. T
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CONSTITUTION WATER is acsrtGin cure
for diabetis snd sll diseases OF the BID
news. For sale by 81 druggists.
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FOE A

DOR SALE.-EsrC Corn, cheap. Flows, Farm
inc Tools WAGON apd Harness etc.
". A. WHEATLY, 8 Bethel BloeK,,
rah90 Agent Tor P. =. Beths4-
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CovERLIDs.-A lew supply just re-
ceived st 4. LOwsns5slu & Bros. r
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If you want good old Megibbsn whisky
g 0 to Megibben & Bro, 2S1 Mainsg. t
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JOE LOCKE has the latest. Give BIN
3 call 81 1861 Main street.
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TFvou want good old AegibbsB whisky,
20 to Megibben & Bro, 2Si Main 81. 7
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THEATER,
No. 81 Jefferson Street.

]. II. ETLY..... .-.LESsEE AND MANAGER
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IF you want something good to read,
Locke's Is the place. 2384 Main street. 7
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BUCK RALVEn---A fresh
suppIs Of ths Justly celebrate
article for the cure Of Plies, re-
ceiVea and for sale By
q. w. JOAEs IL CO.,
Wholesale Druggists.
25z Main street.
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Advertisements ia this column no
Iished at 10 cents per line, each tnSeTt'0'''
The cheapest and most conspicuous al
vertisinq kaoaca to the newspaper world
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AmUsENEEN1S.

If you want good old Megibben whisky.
o to Megibben & Bro, PSI Main st. I
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COvERLIDs. "A supply Of cOveriids
lust received at B. LOWenstein & Bros. +
SOUTHERN BANK NOTES WANTED at
City Bank, corner Jefferson and Front
streets. The highest market price paid
for Georgia, South Carolina, North Car
Gina ana Virginia bank notes.