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GLOR IOUS NEWS ~+s
AT THE
Star Clothing and Furnishing House.
No. Is Texas and 10 Milan Street,

SHREVEPORT LA.
M LEVY having just returned from New York
W. with a extensive stock of Mems, Youths and
made of the best material and in style and workman
ship equal to custom work. Also splendid stock of
Gents Furnishing Goods Boots, Shoes, Hats, Trunks
Vases &C. The public will do well by calling and ex-
amining our large stock of Clothing, where they can
be suited without any trouble, we have the best
stock in the city, which will endeavor to sell at
prices to suit ALL You can also be suited with hand
some stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Blankets, &c. &c.
Call and examine large stock and don't forget
the place-Star Clothing and Furnishing House, No. Is
Texas street. and No. 10 Milan street, Shreveport La.
90 emwl NJ LEVY & co.
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BUILDING SITES! BUILDING SITES

Situated to the Left of the Texas Road, going from
Shreveport, and the Manufacturing
Establishment of W Rose, and
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DENTIST.

II A. DERBANNE, Dentist Office over Col. Lind
q SAYS store first door below the Brooks House,
Milan street Shreveport, La. fau4 d&w1y
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NOTICE.

VANISHING to make change in my business, will
w sell at private sale from this day, my Livery
Stable outfit, consisting Of Horses and Mules of all
description. Carriages, Hacks, Hearses, Bug
gies, Wagons, &C., reasonable terms. Also,
will sell or lease my stables from January 1871.
iy27-wtf JOHN CALDWELL.
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CHRISTMAS TOYS! CHRISTMAS TOYS
G. H. BON I'D,
F ECTIONER

HAs just received large and elegant assortment
- of Christmas Toys,
consisting. in part, of Steamboats, Velocpedes, Dex-
ters and Clock Work Toys of every description, and
fine assortment of Dolls, Tin Toys, ETC. Besides he
has constantly on hand Confectionery and Fancy Art
cles, in every style, and is prepared to furnish Hot
Coffee, Chocolate, etc, etc. at all hours
N. B.-Ladies who wish to purchase toys for Christ
mas Trees, would do we'll to call, as they will get bar
gains. n3Od&wtf
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@ A RI ER LIN E.
THROUGH TO
ST. Louis, Cairo, Memphis and yicksburg
Direct.

I1sssHlk - THIS line is composed of the fol-
zs=zz4 lowing first. class steamers:
TEL. MI. sHREVE,....HS. CARTER, Master
SILVER BOW, ...... =. T. w. REA Master
NICK WALL, THOMAS POE, Master.
II. J. LOCKWOOD......JAS COGHILL, Master
MARY Il. FORSYTHE, H. H. SYMMES, Master
LAD4 NOW DullQluB)
Orders sent by Boats of this Line, or to their
agents. will be promptly delivered Give instructions,
to" Ship by CARTER LINE"
For further information, apply to
JAS. E. PHELPS, | o,.s
STONER BROS, hseh's'
Shreveport
W. R. CARTER, Gen'l Ag't st. Louis. n30-6n
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO AND MEMPHIS
leaves on THURSDAY, December l.

.x.,. THE elegant, new and substantial
fE%a. z Carter-line packet, SILVER BOW,
shSHaffffEns 7. W. Rea master, Charles Faris clerk,
will leave as above for St. Louis and ali
intermediate landings For freight or passage apply
board or to [n27l JAS. E. PHELPS, Agent.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY

MCWILLIAMS d ROBSON
WILL give their personal attention to Purchasing,
w Selling and Leasing Real Estate and to the Col
lection of Rents and the supervision of property gen.
orally J. g. McWILLTAMS,
WIN. ROBSON.
Shreveport November o. 1869. Td1t&wtf
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SHREVEPORT BREWERY.
TyHE undersigned respectfully informs the public thai
i he has purchased from Mr.. A. Schafner, the well
known Shreveport Brewery, for the purpose of cor
tinuing the manufacture of LAGER BEER All orders
from either the city country, promptly hed
Address Box 261, Shreveport, La. d. LiNMAN.
Shreveport January 10. 1866
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sUPFERfSG VIRGINIA.
Movement for Her Relief Concert
Th.rsday Night.

The movement in behalf of the Vir-
ginia sufferers to which we alluded yes
terday, has taken shape, and we'are pre-
pared to announce some Of the details.
A meeting was held yesterday at the
house Of Edmonds, Pcttigrew & Co., on
Front street, to take steps in behalf OF
the people who have sufferedih Virginia
by the recent floods. Capt. Pettigrew
was Chairman, and Col. l.. j. Dupre
Secretary, y.,sfl. AM gf
Messrs. Rev. DR.. Carmichael, Ben. X.
Pullen, DIR. s. c. Snyder and Messrs.
Pettigrew and l.. j. Dupre were APP
pointed, the executive and financial com
mittee. d. A. Shepherd, Thos. Well
ford, C. b. Wexford, l.. S. Marye, II. A.
Hamilton, W. d. Mallon, +. A, John
ston, w. o. Harvey, j. c. Fizer, j. V.
Rambaut, Paul Goodloe, w. r. Lucas,
G. l.. Dennison, were appointed to make
all needful arrangements iorthc concert,
W COhtCb iuhuSi otii tiVhttot anu oVhSie
subscriptions. A resolution was unan-
imously adopted requesting the several
churches of the city TO take up collec'
tons next Sunday in behalf Of the pur-
pose contemplated by the meeting. 1t
is understood that concert will be
given Thursday night by the amateurs
and professionalism the city. Particu
lars will be announced.
The citizens of Baltimore, Philadel
phia and New York are taking measures
to extend relief to the sufferers by the
freshet in Virginia. The Mayor of New
York has called public meeting for the
purpose. The Chamber of Commerce o.
that city will open subscriptions on its
own behalf, ard lis more than likely that
the Stock Exchange will vote a handsome
donation. The Lynchburg Republican
says;
As far as is known, the loss Of private
property in this cityis estimated at 800,
900. This, however, does not include
the losses sustained either above OF
below us. The loss to the railroad and
canal already known, is, at least, 5000,
900 more, making the grand aggregate
| of 800 600
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Crystal Palace.


Captain Durf has just received from
Nicaragua, or somewhere down South,
the biggest turtle in the business. 1t rs
hitched up at the mouth of the alley OPP
posite Odd Fellows Hall, and has a
head as large as bulls. 1t is mon
ster, and is destined to feed the patrons
of the Crystal Palace on genuine sonp.
Capt Durff has fitted up fine eating
rooms, where his patrons can be served
with the best eating and drinking in the
market. His establishment is a splendid
affair, and he spends money with Law
ish hand okeep it up to the mark The
place is crowded every day, especially at
dinner time. Call and try some of this
South American mocking-bird soup.
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yellow Fever IN Mobile.

The Mobile Board Of Health reported
five deaths from yellow fever last Friday,
and four Saturday The Register of
Saturday, says, editorially: ~ - ''
From the table of the comparative
mortality by the present and former
epidemics, it will be seen that the disease
this year exhibits some special eharac-
teristics 1t has commenced later by
two days than any one of which the re
cords are preserved, and the table of
deaths is thus far continuous, all the
others since 1889 having exhibited some
blanks up to the corresponding date,
even that of 1853 showing an interruption
on the 9th of October. 1t is observa-
BILE, too, that all the more recent epldem-
les have commenced later in the season
than those of previous years. We
understand that the epidemic this year
exhibits more of malarial type than
usual; and in connection with this it
must be remarked that the mortality
from other diseases is greater this year
than usual-the list Tor the two weeks
ending October LIST, showing sixty-eight
deaths against an average of about fifty
for the three previous years, notwth-
standing the present population is much
reduced by the numbers who have lett
the city. Persons who have heretofore
had yellow fever seem more disposed TO
take it again than is usual, Indicating
that there is q tendency in other diseases
at present TO assume the yellow fever
tyuo IfLa w. ..-Ali ~ "-t .H-.t
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Kensington Collar. at Barnaby's.

DoM1SIcK MURRiY was exceedingly
funny last night in Mickey Free" The
dramatization of Levers yell-known
Cherries G'Maliey,r abounds in Incl
dent. All the acts are busy and full Of
grotesque situations, particularly where
Mickey" dqns q YamaRs dress aud rep
resents sMrs, McOann,N the spinsteT
aunt. His song, In fhlsetto, was received
with tumultuous laughter. The piece
should be repeated, Tonight the Rap
paree and Benecia Boy, both iavorites'
will be performed Tne Merchant OF
Venice will be played on Wednesday
Dominiek Murray in the role OF Shy
lock-" Great interest is manifested by
the lovers of the legitimate to see Muir
ray assay Shakespeare.
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RIVER, BUSINESS hlSOhLiaANfNNA,
The river rose siK inches at this port
during the Iast twenty-four hours, and is
now twenty-six feet seven inches below
high water mark. The rise at Cairo
ceased last night and so-aay the river is
stationary there, aud declining at st.
Louis. The Ohio rose thirteen inches at
Louisville, and two inches at Cincinnati
yesterday, and is rising at the latter
point to-day. The Arkansas is declin.
ing slowly, with nearly fQPrGssI 20 Little
Rock, and about thirty inches TO Fort
Smith. White river has four feet to De
wallis Bluff, and three feet above Their,
to Augusta, and is falling slowly. Tn,
weather is clear and cool. A heavy fol
enveloped the city and river last night
compelling boats to tie up until morn
ing Business fairly active,
The elegant steamer Belle Lee is tn
regular New Orleans packet. She vii
arrive tonight, and is the only boat tina
can be relied upon as leaving this por
Wednesday.
Capt Dave Hsss; ;ii aud family returne'
yesterday from an extended trip to Lou
isville, Cincinnati and St. Louis, wher
he has been attending the various fairs
He reports river matters very quie
i above, with prospects of an improve
. ment, however.
Capt Jim Durd received per steame
last night an immense turtle, which b
has aow on exhibition at the Crysi'
/, Palace saloon. A full description Of II
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CALIrORNIA HOUSE.



Messrs. RAIDER & Copper are just open
ing house at No lG Madison street
which is something new for this city, and
we believe will prove a popular enter
prise. The California House is, q large
sample-room, where wholesale liquor
dealers and merchants can call and test
samples of the finest French wines and
liquors, and California wines, and ali
kinds Of the best domestic and imported
liquors. The clerk and business man
and the passer-by will always find
magnificent lunch, resembling a
dinner more than the common idea of
lunch, set out from ten TO twelve clock
every day. No regular bar is kept, yet
any kind of drink can be furnished Mt q
moments notice; and arrangements will
soon be made so THAI every man can be
his own bar-keeper Regular customers
will be furnished the key to din
ncr shelf in which to keep his
own bottle and drink when he chooses,
and invite a friend without seem-
ing to incur a heavy expense
The place is furnished handsomely, and
has set of back rooms where parties
can seat themselves at table and take
lunch or bottle of wine. This is
destined to be an attractive place, and
the place must certainly be a success.
The gentlemen in charge have a consid
cradle range of acquaintance, and by
their politeness and attention will make
hosts of friends. Call and see them al
J;nna, t;ua
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MERCHANTS, desiring their cards OK
tensiyely advertised, can find no better
medium for this purpose than the Thea
trical Bulletin. 1t will be circulated
every day during the fair at the FAN
Grounds, used in the theater every
night, and placed in the reading and
sitting-rooms Of the Overtop, Peabody
Commercial and Worsham hotels, ii
the various billiard-rooms, saloons, res
taurants, court-rooms, public halls, a
the different railroad depots, and il
every part of the city. An edition o
several hundred is distributed every at
ternoon on every steamboat at the land
ing. 1t will be read by thousands o
people every day, Office, 3l5 Mali
street. u
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TnERE will be meeting of the Mem
phis and Shelby County Bible Society,
at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
Court street, at u o'clock this evening.
Addresses by Rev. S. H. Ford, LID,
and Rev. f. II. Bowman.
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newport Hat. al Barnaby's.

To CRY MERCHANTS AND TRADES
MEN.-The Southern Farmer, which is
circulated into nearly 10000 farmers
families is making up its city page OF
cards for the October number Cards OF
one square inserted for three months foT
only s.. A word to the wise, etc.
Of NJ. W. PmnPs, SCI Main.
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MANUFAcrvRs 4EP BUILDER for Octo-
Der, Technologist, and other scientific
Weckles and Monthlies, at Mansford s
news depot, corner ofSecond and Monroe
streets.
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The finest line Of boots and shoes for
fall and winter trade to be found in
AemRhis, is anqpestipnahly at, Marsh \
Warmers, 40 Beal street. 30
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The Correct Time,

Obtained from observations taken with
the only meridian telescope used in the
city, by George F Barrows, matchmaker
at W. c. Byrds, 275 Main street 80
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aokRpINc.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POR RENT. WITH
Is board. A desirable front room ior . 81
sentlemen. Apply at zsi Second 81 ~
RoKRDING. -WHITEMORE HOUSE. l@
X mi mi Adams street, Hoard modeThee'
- anu ~ Ii IN. WHITEMOkk, Prop-.r:
q ~ c-~r-tpr clerk. IT,
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For BENZ.

w WUEATLEY- Rental Agent.
Re,hei block. onice Mes. Receiver
ships accepted. -------.-...
TSoR RENT-HOUsE. on BASS AVENUE.
II Apply 10 Mrs. Richardsena next aot'l, OF
$40 W. A. WHbAILEh, beuhel Dloee.
UYOR RENT-REsIDENcEE, nc. ios y Ra aSn,
Il ingtsn street, between lniru m" S,.f
streets Apply on promises. - =
sxs,s SENT-ONE FINE RESIDENCE IN
X ~. .ifv. also. n cottage. with All out
bo,ses cf.tern, etc. at Ridgeway, NJ. q
hou1ses. s. M0SBN.
i' is-f Oaee Is, over SOi Front street.
NOR RENT OR SALOON FIVE lkA At
time. several houses ehe .n,,E Jan
hs 90 m HI i. HARDIN. 3lii1 Second 81.
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New York Money Market.

BY s. p. and A. telegraph
NEw York. October H. pm. Govern
ments are steady, with no decided change.
Sterling exchange is dull at 1885. Gold is
loaning at l-32 of per cent. Money is easy
at per cent. Railroad shares are rather
feyerish and somewhat excited. The bear in
terest is rather in thelascendhnt, and they
seem anxious to sell with an idea of decline.
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IlyerDooI Cotton MnrI,et

BY s. p and A. Telegraph
LlvERPooL. October IL. p.m.-COtton is
steady; sales, 1000 bales.
Milding Uplands ass
Orleans GAYS
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ron LEASE,

UoRLEAsR FROM one 10 TN \ ~ tAAf s,s J
= I..rge and small LOIS In ana ABOUT N.Y. 49,.
4. ,-oft.bie for sheds. residences. Eroef-
ri-s. mannfactories and eAATssgnt; - AfP'
TT ,s..s Ssis % NJ w.. <. EMhEGTiIky:
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KINDLE UP.-Elsewhere will be seen
the advertising card Of Messrs, Baxter
& Van Alstyne, Wholesale and retail
dealers, in cord-wood and kindling.
Their principal office is with Bigleyr
Mellersh & Co, at 27s Main street, where
orders may be left. This is a reliable
enterpnsing firm. Now is the tune ia
lay up a supply of cheap winter wood
Call and see.
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To ADVERTISERS. The Baptist ISSUES
1850 copies weekly, which is several
thousand more than any paper issued
6om this city. Its circulation is IN
Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas
the very Territory that trades with this
city Business cards per square Sl2 per
quarter, payable at the end Of the guar
Ter. IL entered for six months. Office,
36l Main stneet. 81
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Anniversary Of the Discovery o.
America.

The anniversary of the discovery OF
America, by Christopher Columbus, will
be celebrated by the Societa di Unione e
Fratellanza Italiana, of Memphis, on
next Wednesday, October 18th. There
will be a grand procession, with fine
music, etc, around the principal streets
of the city, commencing at Court Square
at9a.m. All Italians are respectfully
invited to participate in the celebration
Al night the society will give a grand
ball at Cochran Hall, on Main street
between Washington and Poplar. Tick
cts admitting gentleman and LADY,, in
GLIDING supper, s.. The festival prom
Uses to be fine one, aud will be contin
ued until morning.
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Best quality Mount Carbon coal, at so
cents per barrel, delivered in any part Of
the city, by Phillips & st. John, 20 Madi-
son street. l5l
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FREsn Mnekinaw trout and white fish
received daily, BY express, at Victor ID.
Fuchs, AZ Jefferson street. 1851
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THE FAIR.
Bright skies and FIattering Pros
poets.

After the rainyesterday considerable
crowd went out to the Fair Grounds,
where exhibitors we're busy and the off
GERS hard atwork. To-day, however, Is
the real opening. The sun shines bright,
the air is cool, the dust settled, and all
nature seems to smile on the enterprise
A large crowd is going out to-day, and
we hope that all will enjoy pleasant
time. The entries are numerous, and
the display so far highly creditable. II
is not our purpose or province to make
lengthy reports, but from day to day We
shall notice the leading events and OBJ
jects Of interest.
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For Lime, Cement, Plaster, Plas-
fcrin- Hair and Fire Brick go TO
BUCHANAN, HORTON & CO.,
90.R 3ffFrOn street
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MEMPHIS GLuB.-The annual opening
bail Of the society takes place on Mon
day next Al members are invited. I
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osT -oNR CAMEO BARRING. SIT
~ifh pearls. The fnder will be rewarded
~ leariur The same 81 No. 80 Front Il. ~
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wa,Iack Collar, NJ Barnaby's.

STRAyaERs visiting the fair should nos
fail to see the great Domiuick Murray.
Reserved seats may be had ct the primer
nal hotels
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CLOSING SALE.-Vance 4 Co. have re-
moved their wholesale stock of millinery
goods to 255 Main street, and are now
offering great inducements to the trade,
as they are anxious to close their BUSH
ness within sixty days. I'D 90
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ATTENTION. EMMETT GUARDS. There
will be a meeting of the Company Tues
day evening, October the 18th, 1870, at
8 o'clock 1t is expected that every
member will be present, as there is bust
ness of the utmost importance to trans
act. 1851 DENNIS SMITH, Capt.
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EuNoxs & Sox have the latest New
York. St. Louis and Chicago papers, as
well as from other principal cities.
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LEAkE Doors repaired by Bartholo-
new & Allen, No 3 West Court st. 1927
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Ser advertisement Of the Mammoth
Trunk Factory Of this city. em53
JoE LockE keeps the latest and most
important papers from all quarters
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The only complete stock in jet goods
at the Jet Palace of |. Roescher y Co.,
1913 Main street. ~
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NEw HoxEY, also, fresh cranberries,
together with a good supply of family
groceries of all kinds, at J. Devoto's S, cor
nor Adams and Third streets. 3l-t
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Tug Benecia Boy, as given by Domi
rick Murray, is huge
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A Cross Huss4ND.-Mrs. Smith-The
fact is, my husband is becoming so out
rageousIy cross and nervous that there
is no living with him. He pretepds one
dav that he has got the dyspepsia the
next day liver complaint; the next is
sick with no appetite-deelafes that
there is nothing on The table fit to oat,
and so on. Il is all nonsense, and moth
ing but his counfounded ugliness. From
the very bottom of my heart, j believe
he wants to worry me to death.
Lady Friend-Mrs. Smith, / think Jon
are wrong. No woman has a kinder or
more indnlgent husband than you.
must confess that have noticed a
change in Mr.. Smith; but ] am inclined
to thiuk that all he wants is toniei aud
if | we're you ] would not be day with
out Plantation BITTERs in the house
Make him take them moderately three
times day, and in short time think
YOU will see a change. My experience
is that Plantation Bitters "a one of the
best and most delicious tonics IA tle
world; and that for nervousness, loss OF
ppetite. dyspepsia and all kindred com
plants, there is nothing 50 good
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For carpets, oil cloths aad furniture
40 to f. Fegans, 26O Second street. 4
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SPECTACLESi SPECTACLESi Al
III. SeeIiauseu's. 240 Seeona ~, l5l
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rauhntsnt nnrnnby.s.

MAxsFoBD has full supply of late
daily and weekly papers from all direc-
tons.
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MEMPHIS.
Her Advantages as "a wholesale
Market.

m, 80. ord sans;bIe notice
Inc iono"ins Ju'' "'' ''' =,
Of Memphis appears IN the uoodnlan
miss. Central Star Of the Sth-a paper
sa,h;ob Inv the way. is full of Memphis
",".',.N ~ ~ 80 \ ,v;,l donhtless hiring
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ''
much trade from lha' r'cn se.
We ,o na of Memphis as a trading
point, and we again recur to it. That
she offers Inducements OF the Dest posi-
Bile character 70 .he aesa,. ~ 49, Vii IL q
en ne ' mh;nb none can deny who are at all
conyersant with the merchants of that
thriving city. And that II IS the'r deter-
l9ination 10 weary nos - anr recent visit
seriy p' nv we met narties who had
been accustomed to trade further North,
but who, after giving her business men q
ialr triai. eAPressea .no o yp'o ofiosad ad,
w. 80 S,a &C., s,Se,;or 10 those presented by
the merchants Of the bluff City. As
we have before stated, any Dlii' no maj,
Ter where made III lesi''.ia -, 10
mt nsp = n'rnon. IL any 6rstcIass house
in Memphis. Her wholesale dealers are
men Of enlarged liberality, and look at
matters rom tne suhu-o, ~ y. % are o nvor
" nanJ,, ~ aaSodr word n their praise for
they deserve t.
So, ,T,1.-.,,c. W. borova
=, "a. ~ a;ao &c onrs IN tho
,le.e 70 "o ~ H., ~ -. hoa., &c ho,,or
$50 o''' ~. - - Nomnh;s
IL n s woot some &C The nro-
D',e -. 20. :.s':.'n.,d 49,. iii he
uD'''o ~, :, '' H. CO.. ana in M
y" eA y e'a. "anaI q no. .nner;or 10
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HATS cleaned and dyed, 1884 Main st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-11

III y0R want good old Megis,beh
whisky, go 80 276 Second street.