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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-10-06
LATEST QUOTATIONS
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
IN CHARLESTON, S. c., ;
Cor:r1;ectedWeekly by A. O. KAUF-
MAN, Broker, No. Is Broad-st.
AUGUST I6, 1867.

AOUUioI ~, IOof'
.s+.Se srorR11,Es- South Carolina, old,
sa6l.1.Fdo new >-74@ do, registered stock,
@So- - =
Cry SscuEir1Es-Augusta, Ga, Bonds, @
so-: Charleston, S. G. Stock. g4S:-'
do. FIRE Loan Bonds,-@7o; Columbia
R.Itpo,p BoNps-Blue Ridge, ttrst mort
poge. a 60. Charleston and Savannah, a6S- 6
Gbs9r Ss rot,e, Columbia and Augusta, s5: Che;
row and Darington,-aS5; Greenville and
S,Irmh;o lsl mortgage 90;-do, State guar
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do DO III. sbGaanblrg and. Union, 6On 10
P,;tp5td Sroc6s-C Charlotte,y Columbia
ond Hnamsto.-6l40. Greenvile and Colum,
@ b;a AZ p; Northeastern, al3: Savannah anod q
Ch,rlestnn. i33. South .Cafollna #hole
shares, a3g; d., hall do, a4o' -
souTH CAROLINA BANK BILLS.
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*BaIk of fNdwberry. t..:......cI(g-
Bank of Camden. .."s.!.:! ...:49(g-
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Bank State s. c., priur 70 ls61!h3e(9-
Bank State sc issue 1851 y y ,62e ;, 81 ,:z59-
*planters Il Mechanics Bsuk of H.
Charleston, !, 49,. 49,. ..s...:..... ..-lg-
*Pcople's Bank Of Charleston. .-9--
*Uni5n BaunE Of Charleston
*Southweesstem ese r. R.'Bahki oftgg
Charleston; {old). ).."....:......-(e-
Southwestern r. r. Bank Of y,
Charlestoni (pew( ...........:. g
State Bark Of Charleston. $50
Farmers and Exchange Bank
of Charlestbu.!. ..;,:..."-(9l
Exchange Bank of Columbia: .7@-
Commercial Bank efColumbia.. l4(9-
Merchants Bank of Cheraw......49-
Planters Bank Of Fairfield. ...;s:4Gg-
State Of S. Cs Bills Receivable bic ;;So,: ;3g
City: of Charleston Change Bills.95'
!, ,*Bills marked thus (* are being re-
deemed at the Bank Counters OF eae'i,
sr.. 20. f. ~ 800. - r'.".r~-
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THIS celebrated medicine. has won / DE-
'serre,Hy high reputation us IN alleviftor of
--psin -ma u frts"rrer 6f health. 1t has
become hoMsehoid remedy. from tbe fact
thatit gives hiiiiiinsdfntc Ind parliament relirt
1t is a purely Vegetable fprtpafafi,ili, made
from tire best aid phrest ,Raterials. safe t"
keep audto. ,weincrery family, It'is recn'.
meldpd by physiciyps and persons df'alTclass-
ysSrsw,he nrerase life Of n,anEit stainss @ sfia-
rirallcd and mnexce!leds spEcadinSi's nsdtul
nesss dyer the vide world It's krgesHnd
increasing sale affords positive evidehseMrits
nd,rngiai!ie. Wedo not deem it nfcpssaly
to say MUCH 10 It's favor as. inc small bottle
win do more % cenriaee. yplt;tf, IFS efficacy
thspsailitle q6serflscme5is ih, the worlds
Giy6 il pue far, tfIal and y.oh wpuld not be
wfthutit fer fen ti.ne. its cnst. -
Directions necelnpany each bottle.
Sold bpall Druggists.
.PH9 25Sceats, 20 cents and VI per bntilr.
0ct6. I'm
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NNANTED SaGESrs-s75 to $500 p,

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neutrality-suspicious., msle and female,
to introduce -fire Genuine Improved Cofiina;n
SenseFamis Sewing Machinss THIS Ma
chine win STITCH, hem, fell, tuck, brqid, cord,
q9at and sembnider;ina a most ssGPeri0r. mat
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niachines that .eia sew a strlngerI more
beautiful or more ELASTIC sesna Than ours, 1t
miakes. the 1'ElSstic. Lock oStitch4 Every
second stitch can be. cut; and stili the cloth
cann9t be pulled apart without tearing it. =
We pay AGENTS SIS del $500 per month and
expeases,.or ascBiiImissipn fiStf, which twice
that amount ear be ~. !, - H., S
F6rcifalards aug Ierg,s, @ apRily OF address
s1ssEo !Sa.gsa.J u w; ROGERS &, Co..
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Garf1oS, Do not he imposed Tpei by
other paraes: :pstnings of worthless east iron
machine under the sameinarne. Or otherwise
Ours is the -only genuine. and really practical
cheap ,pachine nlachine maiufaetured. o.ea
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MARRIED

=. At the residence of the brids;'s father, in
Dayton, KY, Sept. I3, by Rev. II. Spllman,
Mr.. JESSE ARTHUR. of Cincinnati, (former-
Nv of C5hdeH) to Miss IpA LEE MACARTHUR.
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Iu Piekens county. the cost of col,
lecting the taxes Swallows up nearly
the whole amount collected. 49,. IN
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sustain this work by every means in
our power.
,,-r-ss-,. Respectfully
a. 4oeMER' PORTER, Trustees s. c..
j. B. KERsHAw, (
Will.the papers iu the State favor
ably inclined copy the above.
. Everybody come to the Circus en-
Monday next, the 10th inst.
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By His Eacc7lcncy ROBERT K.
Sc0TT, Go5crnor cfthe State Of
Safh Carolina. -
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Miss Fannie We're.

This charming little fairy, who ap-
pears nightly on the stage of one of our
variety theaters, is exciting great ad-
miration among those who love fun and
frolic, and who duly appreciates true
worth and merit. She comes to this city
from the East. where she received the
highest pl4udits of press and public.
She has played in all the principal
theaters in the United States, and wher-
ever she has appeared all were delighted
who Witnessed her performances. She
makes a specially of jig dancing IN
which her superior can nowhere be found
She also does the "song and dance : act
to perfection. In a word, she is an actress
who must be seen to be APP preciated Re
member, she appears nigl lily at our prln-
cipal variety theater.
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Cotton on Hand.

The number of bales of cotton ex-
ported by railways and imported by the
same means can be, and is, accurately
ascertained. Occasionally competing
agents of steamers exaggerate the num-
Der of bales brought in, as they do the
numbers exported. In truth, rival
clerks of different boats give unthoughted
answers to the inquiry as to the number
of bales on shipboard The number
exported from Memphis has thus been
overestimated, and we have often thought,
as we think is now shown TO be the case
that wagons import more cotton than is
generally supposed The count just
made by the Secretary Of the Chamber of
Commerce will show, when published,
that in these surmises we were not
greatly mistaken, and that in the last
forty days we have received more and
exported less than heretofore believed
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Money TO loan ut $50 Main NJ. s.
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MORE REGULATION.
Judge Hudson After the sporting
Fraternity. iit tIN F

Judge Hudson After the sporting
Fraternity iA tttf
Judge Hudson, of the Criminal Court,
delivered a charge to the Grand Jury
which is likely to create some commo-
ton in select circles. After referring to
the reported mistreatment of prisoners
by the police, he continued; q. 80
The other subject ~ which the Court
desires to call your attention, is the
practice, or system as it is called, for
licensing for consideration gaming
houses and houses of prostitution. 1t is
publicly admitted by the city authorities
that such is the case. II has often been
asserted that the chief executive Of this
city, and nowhere, / bsleve, has it been
denied, issues for consideration, a writ
ten license to the keepers ofthese houses,
which license is respected by the police
officers, and is understood TO author
ize the carrying on the business or occu-
patton of the house.
The Mayor, Aldermen, and police Off
GERS Of the city are sworn to support the
laws of the State. 1t is their duty to aid
in the prevention and suppression Of
public offenses, and for this purpose they
have the powers of sheriff. 4tA
Gaming is expressly prohibited by
law and such laws are to be construed
so as TO prevent the mischief and not aid
the offender. In this case, If il is true,
as stated, these officers are violators Of
law themselves. If they receive a con-
sideration for their acts or judgment to
be exercised in particular manner II is
bribery, the punishment for which is not
less than three nor more than twenty
one years in the penitentiary. If they
pretend, with or without consideration,
to give authority to carry on gambling
or to keep open houses Of prostitution,
they are guilty of misdemeanor. 1t is
claimed, i believe, that this action ofthe
city authorities is permitted by the city
charter under power to regulate gaming
and other nuisances They cannot shield
themselves behind this clause of their
charter. No ordinance can be passed in
contravention of the general laws of the
State. If the Board of Mayor and Alder
men have power under their charter to
regulate gaming, it is to be exercised in
| all cases in subservience to the laws of
the State, ard not in opposition thereto.
The Legislature never intended to give
such power to the Board of Mayor and
Aldermen, and could not dose under the
constitution and laws if it desired. This
! is no excuse, and the Court so charges
you,
The subject, gentlemen, is of grave i'm
portance to the welfare and good order of
society, and the court does not transcend
its authority when it directs you to make
full examination of the subject.
If mistaken in the information it has,
your investigation will vindicate the rep
utation and motives of those implicated;
if, on the contrary, it is correct, by your
action you will vindicate the law which
we both have sworn to uphold.
Your investigation should be thorough
and impartial, and thus whatever you do
in the line of duty will be approved Of
by all good citizens.
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Memphis Theater.

Humpty Dumpty and The Kralfy
Hungarian Dancers made their appear
ance last night to crowded and de-
lighted audience. OF truth, all we
have heard in their favor was fully real
lied, and from the rise Of the curtain to
its fall, peals of laughter followed each
other, only interrupted by rounds of ap-
plause accorded to some clever trick, or
to the wonderful dancing of the Kralfy;
any thing more novel, agile, finished and
dashing it has not been our fortune to
witness in the Terpsichorean art. The
two brothers are wonderful in their ra-
pidity and precision the sister is grace
itself, and the ballet is the most perfect
pretty and well appointed we have
looked upon in some years. The clown,
Mr.. Charles Fox, was the essence of fun
and agility The Pantaloon," Mr.. G.
X. Fox, was fitting companion, and
raised the fun to its highest pitch by his
burlesque manipulation of the Railroad
Line from Under the Gaslight The
Harlequin " and Columbine " were
all that could be desired; the little
imp" and all the lesser lights did the
parts allotted them in a sharp and prac-
teal manner and not one hitch occurred
to mar the entertainment and we ad-
wise all who enjoy a hearty laugh to wit
ness Humpty Dumpty. We most heartily
congratulate the management on their
hit, and predict for them full houses
during Humpty's stay.
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SPRING FAsHIoNs.-Mrs Hunter, n
247 Main street, nearly opposite the ODD
Fellows Hall, is receiving an elegant,
varied and fashionable stock of spring
millinery goods, and her establishments
patronized daily by crowds of ladies, who
desire to really be in the fashion. Mrs.
Hunters reputation as an experienced
and successful modisteis well established
and recognized. None know her but to
love her new spring bonnets. Call and
examine. Polite lady attendants are
ever ready to exhibit their goods and
STYLES.
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MURRAY & RIDGELY, merchant tailors,
81 Madison, desire to inform their pa
irons and the public generally, that they
have received the most complete and de-
sirable stock of spring goods that they
have ever been able to offer in this mar
Astonishing of the very choicest Sc
lection of French and English cloths,
coatings, suitings, pants, and vestings-
all of which they are able to offer at re-
duced prices, and to make up in the latest
and most superb style. Give them a
call ii
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BUILDERS AND SToNF:- CUTTERS are re-
quested to notice the advertisement of
Thomas B. Tallant, owner and proprie-
tor of the well Known Nauvoo stone
quarries. This stone is superior in firm
ness, durability a.nd fneness to any in
the Mississippi Valley, and surpassed by
none in the country Their reputation
is established in most of the Western
cities, and Mr.. Tallant has iuade ar
rangements to supply the deman d, which
is already great.
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FOR SALE.

NOR sALE-CHEAP, A GOOD SECOND
mo Risio1YSTER, IRRELEVANT 4, CO.'S.
e74-f $40 Main street, corner Jefferson.
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II you want good old Hegibben
rhiaI.v. GO 60 az6 second street.
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LOCAL BREyITTEs. ANg

"Chain-gang article on fourth-page,
where local matters will generally be
found hereafter.
The Southern market has been glutted
with mules from Kentucky and other
States
Twenty-three cases of common insig-
nificance disposed of at the police court
this morning.
When a train arrives on time BY the
Mississippi Central railroad, they call 1t
an accident. Such accidents are rare.
Captain Barney Gray, of the day POI
lice, was presented yesterday by some OF
his officers with an elegant saddle and
bride. 4.HkhfsiY,E shf, F4'
Professor Schultze's concert has been
postponed until next Tuesday evening.
Tickets sold will be good then. We will
refer to it again
The NEW YoRK LEDGER for this week
has been received by Mr., Mansford, and
all other papers due, at the corner OF
Second and Monroe streets.
The Ohio Falls car works of Jefferson
vile, Indiana, are shipping large lot OF
platform cars via river, for the Little
Rock and Fort Smith railroad ei o. aai
A number of citizens, we learn, will
meetat Register 4 Trezevant's, mt four
clock this afternoon, TO make arrange
ments to attend the late Hon Mr.. Left
wich's funeral The remains will be
here on time.
Spring styles will soon appear on the
streets The ladies are giving their or
ders as fast as they decide on what they
are going to wear The Bazaar, which
Mansford has on his counters, corner of
Monroe and Second streets, gives some
valuable information this week.
Our friend, DR.. Chambers, has re-
moved his Gas Generator described
in the LEDGER few days since, from the
Worsham House to the Peabody Hotel,
where he will be seen in the front read
ing room for few days pending the or
ganization of a stock company to go
into the manufacture of these wonderful
machines. He will be happy in the
meantime to explain the beauties and
advantages of his pater It to all who are
curious or interested
The following rule was recently made
by the District Oourtof he United States,
Judge c. F. Trigg presto ling: Upon the
report Of Alex. s. Brao Hey, Esq, Regis
ter, it is ordered by the Court that all pc
titioners in bankruptcy whose petitions
were filed prior to Janu airy |, 1869, and
in whose cases there is no opposition, do
proceed Immediately to tilke such steps
as are required by law in. order to obtain
a final discharge, and in default thereof
for thirty days, their petitions shall be
subject to dismissal p.gi ssss 81 Wa
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Honor to whom Honor is Due.

In the course of conversation with Mrs
Scou-Siddons, prior to her departure,
last evening for St. Louis, she expressed
herself most warmly in regard to the
musical accompaniment Of her reading
of Midsummer Nights Dream, and said
she was delighted and surprised BY the
manner Mr.. Handwerker conducted, and
his capital little band perforated, Men
delsohn's exquisite music. Nor did she
neglect to express her sense of the ar
tistic feeling which induced Messrs.
Wheat, Hollenberg and Farmer 10 aid in
a performance which does credit to
themselves and the city in which they
reside.
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Money to loan al ses Main. iO-i
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For SPRlxG.-we will, during the sea
SON, introduce the leading productions of
frst-class factories and special styles,
determining that we shall not be exeelled
in any market for quality, style and
finish. LElDY & Co, HstteFss
81 269 Main St, opp. Court Sqr.
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NOTICES.


Ill PERSONS OWING BILLS TO THE
"A Mount carbon Coal and Railroad Com
pany. or the GraEd Tower Mining. Manufnc-
turing and Transportation Company. will
please call and settle the sane immediately,
with the underlined. az No MadisoH street
All persons having bills aEainst either e said
comnanies will present them. for payment 90
". z. POSTAL. Agent.
so No. Madison street.
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By s. P. and A. telegraph
NEW YORK. March 10. II 80 a.m.-The mar
ket is unsettled and irregular.
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Additional City News on Fourth Page.

PIrTsBuRG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown 4 Jones, Office 2S2 Nam
street Bethel Block. !
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Medal awarded to " Barrett's-
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LARGESTCIT CIRCULATION
THE CITY.
J. HARVEY MATHEs, city Editor

as reported to us by Mr.. EDWARD GOLDSMITH
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MAGISTRATES BLANKS, ALL KINDS,
MI a. the Ledger office, ID Madison street.
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THE Best is THE CHEAPEST. De
voto has the best of everything in the
family grocery line, corner of Third and
Admins streets. 0I
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REWARD.

- .1,v ,Rn-s.TRAYED FROM no. ~
SD(l Main street. solid hver-eol'reo
-. .hout eight months old, had on
l,,..s lsafher collar. The above reward WI
Ielpaid by bringing her .tee.-.,,, A, Nr.;- n
Ds % paw Dan A. JOHNSTON, ~ Maia ~
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ENNoxs & SoN, at No 10 jefferson
and 63 Beale streets, keep full stock Of
all the popular literary, sporting and
fashion papers, and the leading dailies Of
the country; also, stock Of stationery
and books.
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a gentleman COnHeCttu Win thlo VhiSN
desires board for himself and wife. See
advertisement.
Change made i'm silver at BrOOm's
Opera House. on and after this date.
III YOU want good old Megibben
whisky. go 10 27G second street.
READ w. X. Thixton card on first page.
Change made i'm silver at BrOom's
Opera House, on and after this date.
-THE Best is THE CHEAPEST. De
voto has the best of everything in the
family grocery line, corner of Third and
Adams streets ST
COUNTY ScRIP! County ScRrPi-ln
sums to suit taxpayers, at City Bank,
No. 8 Madison street llol
Change made I'm silver at Br0om's
Opera House. ON and after this date.
Barrett's" not pasty compound.
DRrss trimmings of latest styles at NJ
c. Hunters, 2i7 Main street !
Money TO loan al ses Main. lO-4
Medal awarded to Barrett S.
III you wapt good old Hegibben
whisky. go 90 2z6 Second street;
LEAKY roofs repaired by Bartholomew
4 Allen. No. West Court street. -
Change made Ina silver M Broom's
Opera House, on and after this date.
FoR sALEi FoR SALrl = City and
County Scrip and Tennessee money, at
CITY Bank, No. 9 Madison street, in sums
TO snit 10
SPECIAL styles in hats for hghtness
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MALLARp DUcKs.--Victor ID. Fuchs
has Just received fine, fresh lot Of NAL
lard ducks at his Fish and Game Depot,
Al jefferson street Go quick. or you
viii lose them. io
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LACE eollarettes and handsome bows at
Southern Emporium of Fashion, 241
Main street
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SPECIAL styles in hats for lightness
durability and finish unequaiied, at
LrIDY & Cos, Haiters,
a, 26e Main ST, Memphis
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A gentleman connected with this office
desires board for himself and wife. See
advertisement
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COUNTY ScRIPl COUNTY ScRIPi-ln
sums to suit taxpayers, at City Bank,
No. 8 Madison street. ll6l
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The leading styles of hats at LEIDY x
Cos. 81
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Change made i'm silver at BroOm's
Opera House, on and after this date.
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Auo,hcr s.cnrner SUNK.

In our river column will be found an
account of the sinking of the tug Nettie
Sutton, at midnight last night near Is
land 40, caused by a collision with the
steamer Gallatin, which runs in tho Mem
phis and New Madrid trade. Fortu-
nately, all on board escaped. The Net
tie Sutton was coming down from Cairo
to take the place Of the Nettie Jones
which sunk Monday evening at our wharf.
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GENTS dress and business hats now
received
81 i4a LEIDY 4 Co., Hatters
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Change made i'm silver at BrOOm's
Opera House. on and after this date.
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Van, v 'srk Cotton Market,
IixerpooI Cotton Market
nam York money Markel.

By S. p. and A. TeIegraPh.I
NEw YoRK, March 10. lO'45 a.m.-IoYern-
ments irregular. Sterling exchange steady
At 1857 for sixty-day bills. Gold carrying
~ nor cent
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Fon sALEl FoR SALri = City and
County Scrip and Tennessee money, at
CITY Bank, No. 9 Madison street, in sums
10 snil llo-I
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"Barrett's Unrivaled Hair Restora-
tive.
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If You want good old Megibben
whisky. go 10 25G Second street.
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KosKoo. This medicine is rapidly
gaining the confidence of the people, and
the numerous testimonials of its virtues,
given. by practitioners of medicines,
leave no doubt that it is safe and re-
liable remedy for IMrUnTY OF THE BLOOD,
that speaks in high terms Of its curative
properties, and give a special' recon-
mendatiOn of Koskoo to the practitioners
of medicine. This is, we believe, the first
instance. where such medicines have been
oficiall ' Endorsed BY the faculty Of any
Of the medical colleges, and reflects great
credit upon the skill of DIR. Lawrence,
its compounder, and also puts koskoo
in the VAN Of all other medicines Of the
present daS.-From the Norfolk Daily
Journal, December IL, 1869. 2-T
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DnrssusxrSo in all the latest fashions
nv NJ c. Hunter, ~ Main street I
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HArs and bonnets e every style at
NJ. c. Hunters, 2I1 Main street. +
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A coon two-pleat shirt for ~ at Wig
gan 4 Thorn's, 233 Clay Building. 7
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G Il R M AN
N A ITO N AL BAN K
OF MEMPHIS.

fEN uDIRE CTORs:
l.. HANAUER. "a. NEELY.
Schoolfeld x Hanauer. Brooks, Nelly az Co.
Il. n. JONES, AL. HARRIS.
Jones, Brown & Co. Harris, Cochran * Co.
RIP. WALT, M. l.. MEACHAM,
r. p. Walt Il Co. Meacham & Treadwell.
Il. III. ALLEN, q. L.. DENISON.
Thos. II. Allen x Co. 0rgill Bros. Co.
ID. p. MADDEN, &c. TERRY.
ID. p. MADDEN & Co. Price d Terry.
E.J.TAYLOR. Taylor q Rutland.
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