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ALEXANDRIA INSTITUTE.

VIE FOUNIH ANNUAL SESSION OF
Il the Alexandria Institute for young
ladies, will commence on the First Mon
day of September next. The large in
crease of public patronage will enable tho
Principal, Mrs. G. A. Garfield, to secure
the services of an able corps Of teachers;
and to offer to parents the assurance thas
their children can receive at home every
advantage of education which the most
expensive schools Of other States OF Par
ishes could afford them; aud also avoid
the dangers and temptations too often at
tendant on prolonged absence from the
protecting and sanctifyipg influences Of
home: Mrs. Garfield hopes that the pub
Tic spirit Of the people of Rapides will con-
Time to support an Institution so essen
tiAi to the well-b.,ing and prosperity of the
Parish, and which has been SO long need
ed in our community.
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FIREMEN'S NOTICE,

MEMBERS of Pacific Fire Company
lNl No. ! are hereby notified to APP
pear at their Hall, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, NOVEMBER 2d-regula,
meeting. By order Of
w. s. RIDGE,
w. J. ROGERS, Foreman.
Secretary.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing which

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy. and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair IS soon restored
to its original color,
scih the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair 10 thick-
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Cooper Wanted.

A COOPER wanted to make hogsheadc
"A for sugar. $3.50 per hogshead, ~
board, will be paid. Also labor :. NH NH
take on q cane crop. So per month viii
nation apply to 2 % u i pTnSr, ,1r''
Oct. 26-tf H. H. DAO''AA'
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HAIR DRESSING,

nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustre and grateful perfume.
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FOR SALE.

i JST RECEIVED, from st. Louis
~ at Biossat's WarehOuse-2O 200 Bbls
FLOUR aud 25 Bills. POTATOES.
Oct. 26th-3t.
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Old Typ

ENOR SALE, SUITABLE FOR GIN MET
l. al Apply at the Office of
THE DEMOCRAT.
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PARISH DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.
T. G, WHITE,

WARD COMMITTEES.
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memory, the fancy, that you are al
most disposed to deny them greatness,
because no single attribute of the mind
was projected upon itself Just as OBJ
.jects appear sometimes smaller to the
eye from the exact symmetry and
beauty of their Proportions-alike,
above all in that soul greatness, that
Christian virtue, to which so beautiful
tribute has been rendered by my
friend whose high privilege it was to
be a cOmpeer and comrade with the
immortal dead, although in another de-
partment and sphere-and yet, alike,
Mr.. President, in their external fortune
so strangely dissimilar-the one the
representative and the agent of a STU
pendous revolution, which it pleased
Heaven to bless, and give birth to one
of the mightiest nations on the globe;
the other the representative and agent
of a similar revolution, upon which it
pleased high Heaven to throw the
darkness of his frown; SO that bearing
upon his generous heart the weight OF
this crushed cause, he was at length
overwhelmed; and the nation whom he
led in battle gathers with spoutaneity
of grief over all this land, which is
plowed with graves and Redeemed with
blood, to render the tears of the widow
over his cold grave. Applause
But, sir. these crude suggestions,
| which fall almost impromtu from my
lips, suggest that which l desire to of.
fer before this audience tonight. / &C.
cent Robert E. Lee as the true type OF
the American man, and the Southern
gentleman Applause A brilliant
English writer has well remarked witt
a touch of sonnd philosophy, that whel
nation has rushed upon its fate, thu
whole force of the national life viii
sometime shoot up in one grand char
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-22

THE ladies of st. Psul's Church
have fixed che time of holding their
festival uhich is advertised in an
other column.
Ar2 ,'cl ok this morning.. the jury
In the Obersuener case Nere Ia kin 6
it over. while the bailiis in charge
we're praying for them
SOME men ave mil d of the csli-
br of q,.ll porgnn. The monet :
second idea i recrivea, the Il So is
expelled with ioud iop
MFssRs j. R Bikowi and Char
ley F. Warren ale 0 c mmenee g
nu~ic4l academy at Phi harmonic
r II, in whice Peofe s-r &. W. War
rsn ~,ll ass axe p part.
A vEey interesting game of
draneIlss was played IN this city yes.
rerda-, lss IN, all the afternoon. IN
which Mr. @ ,ackenbuh, of tbs ely,
beat Mr. Cunningham four.
TIE colored man arrested By Sher-
ifF Miller on Thursday evening was
released at once. The owner of the
supposed stolen coat admitted sub
stanfialIy that he had gambled il
aTag
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RIVER N EW .
For otAer River Itelas See. 1alrd Page.

The weather cleared up last night, and
was quite cold, with a frosty aspect.
The additional arrivals and departures in
cInde the N4olHo Grafz, Louisville to Cairo;
line Bluff, to Grauiview: West Wind.
from Cairo; Msi1le Ragon, to Cairo, and
Palestine, Louisville and return.
The Pine Bluff took out handsome
trip.........The BIoliie Graft had a very fair
eight.......Tbe Maute RagoD took out
magnificent trip of bOsh freight and peo-
pie. At the point she was hated by the
West Wind and returned TO the wharf,
when the officers of the West Wind. with
books, stationery, and other fndispensa-
bies, were transferred to the MsIlle Ragon,
and left for Mound CITY to bring up the
Quicks. ep. She will arrive here Sunday,
and take her place In the mail line on
Monday, in command of Captain Dexter.
The West Wind will be turned over to her
owners, who have bsen telegraphed to
come and receive her. Nick. Pennington
viii take charge OF the Quickstep's Office
uatil the City of Evansville comes out,
which she viii do about the drst of next
week ..-.......The West Wind brought mp
moderate trip. The Palestine arrived at
IL O'Clock last night, with q nfstrate trip.
Sac broke one OF Tor cam-yokes at the
uAOAbA Va t7AAL Ashf~As esA "a Ap9t A9NtL
hours repairing. She proceeded to Hender-
son, hayinga nu nber ofpRssengers for that
city, and would not get away from here
on her return much before dayIight.........
We clip the following nom the Cincinnati
C7mmcrctzE OF yesterday. It is obvious to
all that if the Lee had not encountered
the heavy head winds from College Point
up, increasing her draft to such an extent
as to exhaust her supply Of fuel, at Bayou
Sara, that she would have beaten the Nat
chez's time at least fifteen to twenty
five minutes. AS it now stands the Nat
chez IS entitled to the Princess horns
but the Lee viii recover them soon
THE NAICREZ AND LEE TINE,
The following is a comparative table of
the time Of the atehez and Robt. E. Lee
from New Orleans 10
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Observation-Disclosures and steady.
ClnClnnatl Harket.

BY telegraph, CINcIHSATI, Oct. 81
TT1N-Quiet and unchanged.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged
WHEAT-Duif and prices dropping.
C0RN-Scaree and firm; demand active
and prices advanced; no old Offering; new
4ssI60o
RYE-An advance asked but not estab-
lisned.
OAT5-Quiet and unchanged.
BAR EY-Qutet and unchanged.
0RGCERIES-Unchange
EGGS Scarce and firm at DC.
BUTTER STEADY with moderate de.
mand at S693S;.
SEES -DnCh hanged.
s26.
I6c.
BAcoN-searce and firm; sh .uiders l4x;
sides s6z@l91z.
GREEN MEATs-Dull and prices droop-
ing; weather warmer; sales at 81. Il5z9
13c. closing irregular.
Hoes Qniet and unchanged at 75z9sc ;
closing rather weak, owing TO cnange OF
weather.
WHIsKY-An advance was asked but
was not tablished: sales at S7asSc.
@ .LD-lI2Z.
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TEE mAREa Kc.rs.
Eew Ynrk Make,

BY telegraph KEW YoRK. Dot. 81
CoTTJN-Den aWd Retivs md prices ad-
vanced; sales Of 1913 bales uplsnds at
FLoUR-Demand fair and narket firm
but unch snged; receipts 1900 bsTrels
saie~ 800 -rrels.
WHEAT Demand far and prices cd
$500 buNhels: M Chicago ring Old
81 Az: new l 3im -. No: 81 33gl s. :
winter red and amber 81 370l TO-
RTE-Q Quiet and Unchanged.
L Y-Ilu b ia en- I'd
oRN Dali and prices dropping. T0eeip 8
y 80 Gus 'eis, Gales 1900 bushels; mix q
oATs- Dali bat uuchanged: receipts 49,.
3 ou hsts: "a eS q ..05 bushels western Ht
6z1kc: Onto ca 555Sa
foP5- Gui~t aud unchanged.
toFFEe-Qu e. and unchaueed.
SLG-f;-S cal =. - In p moderate de-
Insnd saies FOO boxes Grenaha st 9tSeii01E Z
p r,o Ricn I05@li5S.
boLAssEs-Jnl Dus urrhanged. Porto
Rico 4S1r5 Ste
~ p II hat unchanged nj Stzaso.
~; refined 2ss.
Easy st $50
bUTrEc steady, with moderate de-
ma q.
CHE 8 Dem and fair and market frun
kURK-Dun AID dropping; mess So " ;
prime u .cuan .ed sales ], 40 barrels n 2 y
mes for t'tcsm Der a. $50.
BE- FL nchs nged.
BULK MEATs-Quist end unchanged.
HA3Is-In pickle l9G29c.
LARD-Quiet and unchanged.
HIsKY-Dull bat unchanged; sales 200
bbls at e45S9e5c.
FREIGaTs-ro Liverpool hrm and m.
changed.
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The handsome display of silver
ware at the jewelry store of Gust. II
Jageman are only samples of the ex-
tensive stock he keeps, while his as
sortment of new and fashionable jew
elry is something more than is usually
found.
The new and much sought for OPP.
era Chains are kept IN large quaint
ties, and with Gold and Silver
Watches, both American and import
ed, he can suit the most iastidious
taste. His stock Of Gentlemen's Pins,
Gents and Ladies Chains aud Child
rens Ear Rings, is unusually large,
and his whole stock, carefully selected,
affords the purchaser an excellent as
sortment from which to select. oc19tf
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SKATING NoTICE.-Hereafter the
regular assemblies at the Rink will be
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
evenings at q quarter to eight o'clock.
and Monday, Wednesday aud Friday
afternoons at half past four o'clock.
The morning instruction assemblies
will be discontinued after the 29sh
inst. e
The management desire to an
nounce that in future fiue music will
be in attendance at the evening as
sem blies, and hope that the few re-
manning instruction assemblies will
be we'll attended BY the association.
SO that all may become sufficiently
proficient IN the new aud beautiful
'.,1igure skating" to visit the neighbor-
Jog skating associations this Winter.
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aZ3ver Dlsssssscfasye.

PiTIsB3RG, Oct 2i.-Weather clear and
cool River 5 fes 8 inches at the Glass
House, and rising slowly. Departed
Trader. for Wheeling; loading Glendale
and Messenger, with no prospects OF their
leaving soon.
CIScINEATI, October 2I.-RlTer feet
inches.
CINCISNATI. October 2l.-The river has
fallen ) Inches with feet inches in the
channel Weather clear. Thermometer
g..
LOUISVILLE, October departed Inns
porter, TO New Orleans. Weather clear and
pleasant River about stationary with lS1z
inches III the chute ami 5 feet on Portland
bar.
CAIRO. October 2I.-Port List-FloTence
Lee. Evansville packet, Il Z IL: Indiana
IT. Louis to New Orleans, II An; Tom.
Reese, Louisville to New Orleans, PM
Colorado, ST. Louis TO Nieksburg, 5; Bis
marck, ST. Louis TO New Orleans, 9: CITY
OF Alton, ViciSsburg TO 81. Louis q Frank
Forrest, st. Louis to Memphts,I. River
stationary. Weather clear. Mercury o.
ST.. LOUIS, October 2I.-ATriYed-John-
son, Keokuk: st. ohnS, Quincy; Alex
Mitchell, st. Paul: Dance. Kansas City,
Departed-St. Johns. Quincy Arkansas.
New Orleans; Johnson, KeOkukss Belle
Memphis, Memphis; Collier, Louisville:
River falling slowly. " Gather clear ana
pleasant.
NASHVILLE, October 2i.-RiveF station
airy, with two feet on the shosls. Weather
fair and pleasant. ArriVed-Umpirei from
Cairo,
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NV YoRK. Nav 9, 1870.
MEssRs CLOUD AKIN & Co,

~ 8H D. - dF - l0tNs
MEssRs CLoUD AKIN & Co,
Evansville. nd:
Dear Sis: Plrsse tor~ard ne enc
Cd dozen of Or G oud's Iuvigoratipg
G ,rdial a. your earliest convenience,
and oblige, Yours very truly.
THEODORE s HATCH.
Globe White Lad Works, III Ful-
ton Street. New York City.
p. S.-Permit me ia iustice TO
your Invigorating Cordial. to add
that, for many years, L hsve been 9
sufferer from dyspepsia, sour stom
ach, constipation, headaches, and gen.
eral debility, and al have disappeared
and left me in better health and spir-
its, and all oEirg to the superior ex'
cellence of your Lnvigorating Cordial,
of which l en- satisfied it has no su
peTior as tonic, and hope it may fall
into the hands of every one who suf
fcrs as I have. and who is weak and
debilitated- 1t il true and faithful
panace. for the Invalid
Yours truly, 7. 8 HATCH.
oct1S IW
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PIUOLILI.

RINK tonight. 61as -.
AS a rule, the weather is cool.
SEE Mr.. Seeman's dancing school
notice.
SUNDAY reading at the Post ORce
Stand.
CHRISTMAS was in town yesterday.
He is merchant from the interior.
Tue thermometer range for yes
terday was, Z, AN. 49,, noon 600, 6
PM. So. SIS
MARKETMBN report that. there was
slightfrost apparent yesterday morn
leg. M
A MAN from Princeton, Ky. was
done" cut of $50 90 By watch stuff
er last night,
In the controversy between Tilton
AID Fulton, the latter is said to be a
full ton ahead.
THE last session of the old Board
of County Commissioners occurs to-
day.
AMOS KEETER and Aaron About
are two of the latest variations on the
musical scale of names.
THE handsomest desk in town is
that in the store of Messrs. J. It.
Lindley & Bro.
The approaching cold weather
sends destitute strangers to the en-
gine houses nightly for lodging.
PETER TERRY, who was taken drunk
to the lock up yesterday. had ''fonet.
ikally pathetic begging paper in his
possession, certifying to his excellent
ct araeter. and signed BIZ himself.
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Unpaid Letters.
Posr.oFr1cE. EvANsvILLE.

Posr.OFFIcE, EVANSVILLE,
Oct. %, 1870.
List Of letters remaining in Post
Office, at Evansville, which are IN
sufficiently directed.
If not called for By October 18th.
they will be sent TO the Dedd-LetteT
Office. Persons calling for these let
ters wiz please apply at the CdShter s
Office.
a. O. Davidson, Bowling Green, ken-
tucRy.
Lizzie Barthalomf, California, Ohio.
Rev. John SWahlen, Baltimore, Nd
W. w. Blackwell.
p. Is. Ewing, city.
=. T.. Knowles. Marietta, Ohio.
SILK, Krause a Co, Cincinnati. Ohio.
Margaret COvingtOns Rising sun, Ind.
Il. II. Owen, Dixon Ky.
=. s. Fitch. ID. ID. New York City
e. 8. Russell, MT. Carmel. Ills.
JOHN W.FOSTER, p. NJ.
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Sc. louis aarKoe.

By Telegraph 81. LOUIS, oct. 81.
COIToN-Duli and unchanged.
FLOUR Dull and uocnanged.
WHEAT-Demand active and prices ad-
vanceo: sample lots OF No. red winter
81 Is ri q: No. SLID.
CoRS-Firmer AT $50 fer mixed; Coz for
ell dice yellow G2g65o for white.
OATS FIrmer at 43945c.
BARLEY-Buyers stood on; small sales
choice 30 extra spring at g0c9sI 10.
RYE-Firner a. 63as70c.
" HIsKY-steady with. a moderate de-
maud at $50.
Tobacco Hemp aud BaggiDg steady and
unchaneed.
PoRK-Firmer at s25g25 60, the latter on
orders
BA coE-Searce and higher; shoulders
l3Z; clear sides - sI93k, held al 20c % the
close.
LARD STEADY at 49,.
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BY Teiezraphl CHICAGO, Oct 2l.
CHANGE-Unchanged
FLoUR-DulI and shade lower; sales
at q 5000 % for extra superlne spring.
WHEAT-D III, and d. clined 5zgic; sales
at 81 O3A cash, and 81 0ltz for November,
for No. Chicago Epring; this afternoon IL
was quiet
CoRN dull aud prices declined 3931zc;
sales at 531So54tzc for No. 2; this aftern con
iL was quiet and unchanged for No. 2
OATS Quiet and 40 higher sales at 3i4
93Jszc for No 2.
RYE-Steady at 67G6Sc.
BARLEY -Duu, ami declined Ies2c: sales
at S4dSi1Sc for NO. 2.
&HIsEY-DulI and prices aTe.nominal.
d EsS PoBK--Steady at e25@25 90 cash
and s2l 30 for Dec en- Der.
LARD -l513c for new Ice for old.
GREEN MEATs-Shouider5, &c; shOrt ribs,
1Sc.
HoGs-I5e.
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Rnronnan MarkeLs.
BY Telegraph.l

by Telegraph LONDON Ccs- -
ConsoIs-015z; bonds quiet and ste eely
L oiIed states Coupons, .62s. SsA 'O2sii &c,
'67s, 0J3S: Stocks Quiets Erie 1915 AiAinoA'
Central ia; Great Western 70 eytoa 80
= LIVERPOOL, October 2i.-Cotton-sSa4 res %
the week IO2 600 oales; exports ~ Wy pa,es .
Ejaculation IL OO1 bales: stock 559, ~ oaies :
= mericau TOz O0j bales re ei pts 81 0oo bal
"a meTicau IS 900 bales; sales to-day 1@,OyO
baIes: market quiet and steadys uP lAno -
s3Lj: OTlean Cd. California wnenG lUs l0d I;
81 western 10 ldGl0s ID. Corn new z95zs.
Cheese OK. Hams In pleklels. Other ar
ffctes unchanged.
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New Tork DRY aoocs narke,.

b IelegTaph.l Mi YORK, Oct. q.
Trade Is inert, and the market for cotton
goods depressed. We quote AgRwam X,
Eliefton d. lie: Lawrence J, I4c-sgentis
price l5c: PiJtsfieId A, 9 &c; Medford, 12e
Mystic River, ll1zc; Massachusetts = e,
lI1sc; New Market a, lie; do. q, lO%e;
HaFris5urg 4, l0<c; 10. p, 9s; DO. Ii So
kIuit OF Loom bieached muslin, Ice; Bari
EFT "A do, l5c; New Market w do, Ice
WisaWas aeon 4 4 do, 1899; do. 33-incn,
125zc; do. Is, u1zc; Blackstone A a do.
l4Tc: Utica NonpaTiel. l9e; warren + +
do, 100; EImwood do 20c.
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BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Oct. q.
FLOUR - Firm; Xxx Sc O1g6 %; other
grades UNCHANGED,
LARD-Kegs hrmer at IS8Ist<120c ns 10
quality.
SUGAR-S0 hOgsheads new were received
and sold: prime I2L<c.
AioLASsEs Prime a. S2%c; others IN
changed.
COTTON Firmer: sales OF ], 800 bales mid
olhg at 1-Zc; weeks sales, q $50 bales /:
receipts to-day, 62s7 bAies; exports 10
Liverpool, 1851 bales; to Falmouth, 405
bales. -
CATTIE-U changed.
: xcIIANGE = Ster Ing ncminaily 221<a
~ sigbf = discount.
ffOID-1s2fL
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PERsoNAL.-Commissioner Samuel
Barker is reported By his visitors Of
yesterday as much better than they
expected to End him, judging from
the report Of the messenger of Thurs
day. he is so much better that DR..
Mageniss is hopeful of his recovery.
III. 0. Babcock, Esq. has our
thanks for recent Chicago papazs,
brought on his return from that oitv
YesterdaY. -
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sR Z. G. Bridwell 4 Co, corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have q
full stock Of Drugs, Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con
gress and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
ie17-t4
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Louisville Market.

By 1elegraph.l LOULsvILLE. Oct. "a.
TOBACCo-sales Of leo hhds at IS 5Oa6 for
frosted Tugs: 60 I096 50 for con- mon to
good sound Jugs; SO 759lS p for common
70 good leaf $50 for medium bright wrap
peFa.
BAGGrEG -DeD1aud light az 2sLMg1c.
LOTION Firm; rniddiiug 49,.
FLouR-In good speculafiye demand !;
extra family s. 50.
9BAIN-Quiet ana unchanged.
PgovI5i0fs-Quiet and firm; mess pork
t&6 sugar cured cams 2i1z; clear libs Isc;
clear sides i9c.
LARD Ice.
WHIsRY-Firnaer a. S7GSs.
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AuetlOnI Auction!

will sell on Saturday, October
22d, at 9 o'clock, large lot of House
hold Furniture, consisting of Fine
Brussels Carpet, French Bedsteads,
Spring Mattresses, Feather Beds Bu-
reaus, Stoves &c. at FL. Gumberts'
Auction Room. No. so Main Street.
81. GUMBERTs, Auc'n'r.
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DaBclng School.

Mr.. Seeman's Dancing School will
he formally opened on Monday even
ing. by a social hop at Masonic Hall
Refreshments will be provided by
Mrs. Fisher, and pleasant time guar
anteed.
The public are invited o-5t2i q
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PEARLS AND RUBIEs.-Whcn rosy
lips part. pearls should glitter behind
them. To preserve and beautify the
dental enamel, there l. no preparation
like Sozodont, a compound of the
most wholesome, vegetable antisep
tics, among which the bark of the
South American Soap Tree, known TO
the natives as OUTLAY, and used by
the Spanish Americans for cleaning
without impairing, tie most delicate
fabrics, is most important.
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Mona Hnrr1. Accn,l,,nr n1n,,a

NUKE HUIEL ACCOMMODATIONS
Mr.. j. J. Chandler has removed from
his residence n Locust Street, to the
house recently occupied by Mr.. Hud-
speth, on the corner of Oak and Sec
ond, and Mr.. Neuman takes possess
sion of Mr.. Chandler's house, and will
thus have more ms to let in con-
nection with bis restaurant.
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Five cottages for Sale Cheap.

I have four dwellings for sale on
Ninth Street, between Sycamore and
Vine; also a one.story brick house
on William Street, Ia she Northeast
ern or Rowley's Enlargement. Prices
low and terms easy. Come and buy.
ASA IGLEHART,
sep3-G No. IL Third Street.
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Freneh EeasIng.

There will be meeting held at the
Court II ouse. on Sunday, the 23d day
of Octob er, at p PM. for the purpose
of devils ing ways and meaus fer the
relief of the wounded and suffering
of the French army. and other citi-
zeus cf the French Republic. All
who are disposed to participate, are
cbaritably invited to attend.
4 By order of VIcTOR BIsCH,
President.
JOHN w. aDoNAGH, Seo'y.
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Runller

The ladies of st. Paurs Church
will give a supper in the room for
merry occupied by NJ. Lyon. Opera
House Building, November Sd and
Ath oct22 tt
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By telegraph sATANrgATT. Oct. q.
CoTToH-Saiss LEGO bales; net receipts 3 :
lo6 bales; exports 10 Great Britain {. 25j
bales; stock - 39S bales; net receipts for
the week N,lG5 bales: exports to Great
Britain 1870 bales, which include 2 us bales
omitted from the report OF the 18th coast.
wise 2,2i5 bales; sales OF the week 7'5VU
bales.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
CansfabIe's sale.

I will sell to-day, at the Office Of
Ben. Stinson, Esq at 10 O'Clock, a
lot of Household Furniture. Carpets,
Bedding, &c. FRANK NORRIS.
Consta bic.
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JonN w. DoNAeH. seo'y.

S9 1Veinvite buyers to attend our
sale of Fine Clothing. at 2 o'clock
this day.
ELLIOTT Bios, Auctioneers,
No. 81 Main Street.
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FISH & BARTER arc selling Sci DOL
Books and Stationery at greatly re-
duced prices. Call and purchase your
supplies, as the schools open soon.
aup3I IF
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegreph.I dEMPHIs, Oct. q,
COTToS Active and firm at ~ receipts
for the week S,73T bales; OK Dorts for the
week 6,I<O Dele3s receipts 4i0 bales; ex-
ports l,i62 bales.
ELOUR-Flrm at "a 75d5
CoRE-NeW &c; old 72c.
OATS-z9 9Eoc.
HAY-S2f.
BRAE-SI2.
LAAD-74l3N.
PORK-s28.
BAcoS-Shouiders ~: sides 1873 zI01z.