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FOR CINCINNATI.
FOR YICKSBURG.
FOR HOT SPRINGS.

50 COACHES LEAVE LITTLE Rock daily
at am. FARE ONLY SO Cby purchasing
I" Round Trip Ticket" GOOD UNTIL UsKD).
FARE ONE WAY, SO. Private coaches and
pleasant carriages-for parties of three or
or four for carriage and seven for coach, re-
main over night en- route. Secure by teIe-
graph at our expense. Fare IS. Tickets for
sale st 2571S and 2s Main street and Madi-
son street, Memphis.
CHiDEsTER, sEARLE CO.,
my29 Proprietors
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GENrLEMEN's LIST.

WALTER N. PHILLIPS. DAVID L, ST. JOHN
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Skeleton Corset !.

sS- This beautiful and elegant Corset is
constructed upon an entirely new principle,
being, as its name implies, AN OPEN COR
SET, thereby allowing the freest circulation
of air possible, besides giving abundant sup
port, and perfect ease to the wearer. For
HEALTH, GRACE AND COMFORT, this Corset
STANDS UNRIvALED IN THE MARKET II Is
particularly recommended for summer wear
and warm climates, although equally well
adapted for all seasons Of the year.
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Country Residence at Auction.

VNHAI handsomely Improved and beautffu.
Il Lot. containing over seven acres OF
ground, with well-Ouilt TwO-stOried House.
Kitchen, stable, Garden and fine well water
three miles east OF the city, on Union av-
enue, In one OF the most desirable localities
for health and good neighbOrhOOd, will II
not disposed OF before privately, be offered az
Ewehauga on
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Monday, May 30th,

On accommodating terms Unquestionable
title.
RoYster. Trezeyant & Co. Aust,rs.
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NIco1soS pAvmExr TEST CASE.

NICoLsoN PAYMENT TEST CASE.
Judge Swayne presiding as Chancellor
yesterday, rendered his decision in q case
brought him, as q test ease, viz: No. 1896,
Taylor, Mclean & Co. Us. Z. r. Hart ct al.
A full and complete case was made up by
the record. Demurrer, answer and proof
After the argument and due consideration
the demurrer was eonsideJed not well ia
ken and was overruled. The Court further
sdjudged that the Mayor and Aldermen
of the city of Memphis, in the due and
loyal exercise Of the power and discre-
ton vested in them by the city charter
and amendments thereto, did provide by
ordinance for grading, paving, etc., of
said property; that they did duly and le-
gally, and In compliance with their char
ter, enter into a written and printed con-
tract with the complsinants for such gra-
ding, paving, etc. that the complainantgl
did proceed at the time fixed, Furnishing,
the necessary material, and did fully AZ a
completely make the pavement, etcNan
exact compliance with the terms, sphsifi-
cations and stipulations of their cod 3ract,
commencing and finishing II wiky1n the
time fixed; that accounts againsf the va
riOus owners fronting on the Syld street
were duly and legally mHdeFout upon
proper assessments, and duty, and in
proper time presented and1 payment
thereof demanded, which wis refused.
The Court thereup0n, in consf Grafton of
the premises, renders judgment in favor
Of complainants for the amount of their
clam, interest and costs, from which the
defendants have appealed, and the issue
will be tried in the Supreme Court at its
present session.
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DIsPENSARY.
VENEREAL OF sEcRET DISEASES

Sueh ss syphilis, GOnorrhoea, Gleet, Stric-
lures, and ali Urinary Diseases: syphfIitie or
Mercur1al Affections OF the Throat skin or
Zones Orchitis, Hernia or Rupture; also the
body and mind, producing BIotches on the
iaeei Debility and ImpOtency, Dizziness, Dim
ness OF sight, Confusion of Ideas, Evil Fore
boding, Aversion TO Society, Loss OF Memory
Weakness etc; not all Of these in any one
case. but all occurring frequently In Various
eases
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ASpIsndid Opening for Business

s~I will dispose of my entire stock OF
Dry Goods, Notions, ETC.. together with the
good will and fixtures, at a bargain, to any
one disposed to engage In the wholesale bust.
ness II. MEYER,
je2 3OQ Main street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MASnNIC MnT1cE

4 SPECIAL communication of DeSoto o
n Lodge No. 299. will be held thisNAE
(THURSOAYl Evening, ID inst, at S/N
O'Clock. for work in the NJ. N. degree.
All NJ. MS are fraternally invited.
By order Of JOHN d. BEARD, W. NJ.
R. w. SHELTON. SecretarY ie2
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WE invite special attention TO the an
w neXed announcement OF the sale OF
tlat elegant property belonging TO Mrs
6eneral Preston and F. W. smith, Esq
winch We shall have the honor to bring he
lOre the public at the time mentioned, ami
Whlch Justly challenges mparisOn with the
nnest resldenee grOun1s that have ever been
sold IN Memphis The perfect shape OF the
ground, the magnificent primevaI oaks and
pOplaTs and the lovely lawn. which 50 dis
Ingulsh these premises, have for many
years excited the admiration OF all who have
noticed them; and in now placing them on
the market for sale, with perfect title with
out tax until 1871 and on such very easy
Terms, We think no one need wait for any
better opportunity to become the owner Of
property more desirable or on terms more
favorable.
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO..
Auctioneers.
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CHANGE OF FIRM.

THE undersigned have this day entered
into a copartnership for the purpose Of
conducting a
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VOLUME - No s6

lpbfs Akulf rna AnhHh
AafEi#i ig ihe Il tom istaffht
f,ff ffeiHa sffs tsli.abam@f
samiIg W. fspftehisii b il0e Ipfs
iatH im,A N ihe paF ~ Co.,
i.nlau i'aHfh III. vbHAsr nv
II slie hmf tl.n.l Lilsl. $40 sasg
and sbuuiam ilh kaiafes afu
m'hef sharp tliau Otherwise 3
hose h alqusaae. sud IN taiaft.
though rather hl,9ve tiie modmm
height he - beafa q sl.eHg fesem
bIan,a a. l,t brother. ibe Prince a
Walo. ita dra amseks u ~
james street. London lael "a Jsmes
street. MoHtgcall aud be has tl,c
lrcoiso eeniIemauliko. correct AZ
peamnce II these louugea IN Ilydr
Inrk. who ogle The ladie oser ihc
railing oi I,otten Row, o. hold siy
converse with pretty A.onymas ip
pretty broughans. To particular
izc, he wore on olive green broad
cloth, urtout, dark lagtaloons, a
standing collar, tight scarf, and on
his head was n black silk hat rakish
J ~ cooked; gloves and cane compile
ted his whole got up. lie appear
to have careless, casy, nilable way
about him that seems natural and
not assumed. All the members OF
bis suit are nobs Of the first water.
Col. Elphiustonc is Il man OF the
highest fashion, of large fortune, u
fast liver, and well known IN Lon
don and Montreal for galantry, pro-
dlgahty aud courage. lie is n cool
duelist, n goodsoldier and thorough
paced NAH of the world. In point Of
looks he is as ptepcssessing az the
Prince himself, and as Royal IN air
and bearing but Of course yields
in birth. Not so tall as the Prince,
he is more foppish in his dress, his
eye is black and piercing his beard,
and mustachc dark and full. The
balance ofthe party were ordinary
looking enough, and the odor Of
royalty vanished with their pres
ence. Four livcrled footmen regn-
, lar licenses Of the true yellow plush
} breed, brought up the rear Moth
! ing could be more gorgeous and i'm
pressivc than thoir appearance in
blazing livery, hairpowdcrcd, calvcs
of prodigious size, full-whiskered,
pompous,i ,imperturbable and scorn-
ful. M
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BULLS
SARS a ? ARo Z I a.
A Good Reason for the Captains
Faith.

Read the Captains Letter and the Letter from
his mother
Benton BarracKs, Mo-, April 30 1866.
DR. John BuLL--Dear Sir: knowing the
efficacy Of your Sarsiparlla, and the healing
and beneficial qualitiest il possesses, | send you
the following statement Of my case:
Twas wounded about two years ago--was
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen months.
Being moved SO often, my wounds have not
healed yet have not sat up a moment
since was wounded. | am shot through the
hips. My general health is impaired, and |
need something TO assist nature. have more
faith in your ,Sarsiparilla than in anything
else. wish that that is genuine. Please ex-
press me half dozen bottles, and oblige
Cart. G. p, JOHNSON,
81 Louis, Mo-
P S The following was written April 80,
1865, by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother Of Capt.
johnson,
DR.. JoHy BuLL-Dear Sir: Ny husband,
DR.. G. S. johnson, was skillful surgeon and
physician in Central New York, where he died,
leaving the above G. p. johnson to my care
At thirteen years of age he had a chronic dinr-
rhea and scrofula, for which | gave him your
Sarsaparlla. II CURED HIM. have for ten
years recommended it to many in New York,
Iowa and Ohio, for scrofuls, fever sores, and
general debility. Perfect success has attended
| it. The cures Effected in some cases Of screfuto
and fepr sores ,,uere almost mirdtalous. am
anxious for my son to again have recourse ID
your Sarsaparilla. He is fearful Of getting .
spurious article, hence his writing you for it
| His wounds arc terrible, but believe he will
recover. Respectfully,
PA JENNIE JOHNSON.
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HiH l hffe fs Ftat W.
atdHh hfH. ml nnhg li
miheh aaif'a amH
tefl, HHb. msoas lniatntH
.te mfif,n iallna ils ,ssfe
Fftifa iis dsgfe esHdmei
ba hiJ. II foa sli iHmlliha
from iaF ~ ie'tam ~ tte ,tif
wiib NJ devil ai'sfy iakife fliug
bg degrees. I have then, md Il ye
M silonsl iolk a. Va mr mt. and
haFf them ~ lsat, i'll sauaat fhg
wil make h. much uoi'e % ! dd."
4 hotc you did nt olen tbe
.lmol ,mplam, aaid tliedoofkecper
eOpu ilic cIoseii I've ate The ap
plc she eas iortiieii' II you want q
To- do anything, ten her not to 10 II
and he'll do u certain. ! cotilil not
staud the temptation The scert
was there. wanted to know ". !
opened The door and oui popped the
tarnal criticr right into my face. J
thought the devil had me and !
broke foe the stains with The devil
butting me at every jump. | fell
over the tub and got down stairs q.
you found us, all in u heap"
"IIut, madam said the door.
keeper, YOU are in possession OF The
great secret Of our order, aud must
go up and be initiated and sworn
and then 90 in the regular way"
"Regular way" exclaimed the
lady, "and do YOU suppose am {
going near the tarnal place, an,
ride that ar critter without o bridl,
or lady's saddle? No nevcrl | don
want nothing to do with the maj
that rides 1t. Id look nice percheC
upon billy goat, wouldn't |! NJ
never I'll never go nigh it again
nor your hall nuthcr--if ! can pre-
veut It no lady shall ever join tn
Odd Fellows. Why, I'd sooner b
a Free Mason, and be broiled on
grid-iron as long as fire could b
kept under it, and pulled from gar
ret to cellar, with q halter, in pal
of old breechcs and slippers, just Q
my poor dead husband. And h
lived over it, but I never could liv
over such another ride as | too
to-day.
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Correspondence Cincinnati Enquirer.
WAsHisGTos, February 4, 1870.

Correspondence Cincinnati Enquirer.
WAsMIYGTos, February 4, 1870.
THAT THOUSAND DOLLAR DARKEY. |
= A number OF journals speak of
Mr.. Revels, the colored Senator from
Mississippi, as a "thousand-dollar
darkey." Indoing so they are gull
ty Of gross injustice to the gentle
man in question, and of still grosser
misrepresentation Of the history Of
the times. If Mr.. Revels were only
a "thousand-dollar darkcy," Ishould
not feel constrained to do more than
bow politely as | pass him on the
threshold Of the Senate Chamber,
or treat him with that degree Of re-
spectful consideration which is due
to member Of, the honorable body
whereof he has been chosen q mem-
Der. There are those--so the poet
tells us--to whom primrose by the
rivers brink is a yellow primrose,
and no more; to all such Mr.. Rev.
els isa thousand-dolla darkey. But
confess to a disposition to look on
him in a far more exalted light. |
see in him three thousand mil
lion dollar darkcy; hear in his
voice the thunders of Donelson and
ShiIo and Vicksburg and Gcttys-
burg and IN his footsteps the tread
Of mightier armies than Napoleon
marshaled for the conquest Of Eu-
rope. The election Of Reycls Is the
net proceeds Of all that war and
bloodshed. He represents the as.
sets and liabilities Of the four years
struggle he is /" the glorious fruit'
Of union and victory" whereof W.
have heard 50 much. If this be no
SO, let the reader point to some 9th
er solution Of the problem. VII,
was the war fought, if not to cleo
, Revcls? And now that it is over
!, what is there to show forts milllol
, graves and its three thousand mil
lion Of dollars, except the electlo
| of Reyels? Iftherc are other result
i to the great struggle, name them
|, But, at any rate, let us not be lrre'
; erent on the subject Of Revels-l i
! us not belittle him into thousan
dollar darkey but let us rather e
i in him the great living represent
Q tive ofthc issue which IT took |
o many precious lives and 50 mut
ii precious treasure to bring to q VI
ID torious conclusion; and SO regar
ing him, let us approach him WI
he uncovered heads, and bow bcforcl hi
10 al to great Joyc himself.
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On. I0ns ~ LlN
GREAT REMEDIES.
Ur. JDhn UnH.
atsfFaTfksa ksh v4sfHs ~ fHf
clef~tyesteet
Smiths Tonic Syrup!
Eof fHs ffHs ~
0ug ann ruw mn.


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F.sif'f sizinss A. it fapsf ~ sftf All issssl
llefsfsf sBtfaf = sis faaiss ~ % ~. ssf
"a. sFes fha ffmsnshs s4fa n tfHa go
Htfsf y hilis 80 Fsgsf. #tsfhsf s ihTt ~
ana sisafial If frfsfs q lhs ffafs Ne
lsfH 4ad ssHfhNssafa faaaff b haaf h'm
tssamaaY 70 ~ ttaih Vi ihs asseffs.n'ltti 10
- ssls Fhsietsf aiil tiaf ~ seff. ifihs a.
fsallsas zfs strictly flllewea anf sffflsi aas
Il 4 afeatmauY fswa : slnHla dass has hseu
sH#tiesf ~ 4 eaFs. sni vhsis hmiiiis hsse
been ,afsd ~ . aazls hates, siih psffssi
restoration afthr general heaifh L u. hos
eYef. prudent, ahd ia cfsfY tsae lnnfa reftain
70 furr. II ~ o. = continued IN aasilef leces
~ q week ar luo afisf lhe disease has hesh
checked more especially Ia dirleult shi long
sissdidg oasot tsualiy mis- medicine viii
NOT require any aid 10 keep ihe howelsin good
order should the patient however, frqufe >
rathaitie medicine, aflef having taken three or
a,uf doses n the tonic. a single dose # Btbts s
vEGETBBLB FAMILY PILLS will be suf-
eient
Dn. JoHs RuLts Principal Oaicci
No. 30, Fifb, Cross Street,
Louisville, n.y.
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The Weddlng.Ring Finger.

This is the fourth finger on tho
left hand. Why particular dig
it should have received suchHtokeu
of honor and trust beyond all its
congeners, bothinpagaa and Chris
tian times, has been .variously i'm
terpretcd. The most common ex-
planation Is, according to Sir Thorn
AS Browne, "presuming therein that
q particular vessel, nerve, vein, or
artery, Is conferred therto from the
heart" with direct vascular com
munication browne shows to be
anatomically incorrect. Macrobious
gives another reason which may
perhaps satisfy those anatomists who
arc not satisfied with the above.
"pollcx,' he says or thumb (whose
Offices and general usefulness are
sufficiently indicated from ita Latin
dcrivative poclto, and from its Greek
equivalent antichier,which mcans,,as
good as q handy is too busy to DO
set apart for any special employ
ment; the next finger to the thumb
being but half protected on that
side, besides having other work to
do, isalso ineligible; the approbrium
attaching to the middle fingers, call
ed meiicuS, puts It entirely out Of
the question ;.and as the little finger
stands exposed, and is moreover too
puny to enter the list in such d con
test, tho espousal honors. dcvolye
naturally OH pronabus, the wedding
finger
In the British apollo, 17Ss, it is
: urged that the fourth finger was
chosDn from its being not only less
, used than either OF the rest, but
more capable Of preserving . ring
from bruises; having this one quali-
. ty peculiar to itself, that il cannot be
= extended but in company with some
other finger, whereas the rest may
7 be stretched Quito their full length
!, and straightness.
g The cotton sold in Canton tbi'
I season up to this time bought b,
o cotton dealers amounts to 1100'
h bales.
|. Only six States California, Del
II aware, Kentucky, Maryland, Nc,
m Jersey and New York have demo
cratic Governors.
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Hcpf-Iy
DR.. Russen's Dispensary,
~ North Court Street, Memphis, Tenn.

: ~ 'V' w V'7' ~ " ~ . WV
ESTABLISHED in 1859 for the treatment Of all
Chronic Diseases Particular attention given
In the treatment Of Spermatorrhea or Seminal
Weakness, and eelass OF diseases usually neg
tected by the family physician. Alldscascs Of
q private nature taken by special contract and
n cure guaranteed. A Treatise on all Diseases
sent to any address on receipt Of postage.
Every family should have one. i' tA@ 's'
For Gonorrhea and elect use DR., Russell 5
Vegetable Injection, sent to any nddress on
receipt Of price--6ve dollars per botaes,a \. \
'ssf J. B. RUSSELE, NJ D., 90
az Consulting Physician
L. G. WARRAN, Secretary. sepls-ly
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BULLS
CEDRON BITTERS.
Authentic Documents.
Arkansas Heard from.
Testimony of Medical Men.

Stony Point White CO., Ark, May %, 66.
DR Jonx BrLL--Dear Sir. Lest February, ]
was in Louisville purchasing drugs, and got
some Of your sarsaparilla and Cedron Bitters.
Mysonlin-law, who was with me in the store
has been down with rheumatism for some time,
commenced on the Bitters, and soon found his
general health improved.
DR.. Gistl who has been In bad health, tried
them and he also improved.
DR.. Coffee, who has been in bad health for
several years stomach and Eper aifectcd-he
improved very much by the use Of your Bittcrs
Indeed. the Cedron Bitters have given you great
popularity in this settlement. Think could
sell great quantity Of your medicines this
fall especially your Cedron Bitters and Sarsa-
parilla. Ship me gia Memphis, care Of kicket'
/ Nelly Respectfully,
C. y. WALKER.
Prepared by Dr.. JouN BULL at his Labratory
Fifth street. Louisville, KY.
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4 WoIian's CuriosIty...Sccrcls or
OddfcllOwship.--i Woman who
Wanted Just q Peep Into that
Private Closet.

A Lodge of the Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows, at Wooditown,
determined to have their Lodge
room done up clean and nice. 1t
resolved unanimously that Mrs. X.
should be employed to do the job.
After the meeting adjourned, the
Guardian who knew the inqisitive
character of Mrs. H., procured a
billy goat, and placed him in p clos
ct that was kept as reservoir for
the secret things. He then inform
ed the lady OF the wishes of the
lodge, and requested her to come
early next morning, as he would
then be at leisure to show her what
and what was not to be done.
Morning came, and with it Mad
am X, with her broom, brushes,
pals, tubs, etc, and found the Guar
dian waiting for her.
"Now, Madam, F" said he, 81 tell
you what we want done, and how
we camcto,,employ you. The broth
ers said It was difficult to get any
body to do the job and not be med
ding with the secrets in that little
closet; we have lost the key, and
cannot find it to lock the door.
asserted then that you could be de
pended on.
depended on! / guess | can,
My poor dead and gone husband
he be longed to the + rec Masons Of
anti-Masons, / don't know which
He used to tell me all the secrets Of
the concern, and when he showed m'
all the marks the grid-iron made
when he was initial ed, and told mi
how they fixed poor Morgan, inev
er told a living soul to this day
if nobody troubles your closet 4
find out secrets tell do, they vii
lay there till they rot, they will.
81 thought so ,''said the Guardian
and now ! want you to commcnc
in that corner, and give the Who'll
room a decent cleaning, and ! pledg
my word and honor for the fdelit.
to your promise, now don't go int
that closet" and then left the lad.
to herself.
! No sooner had she heard the soun'
of his feet on the last Of the stair
than she exclaimed, "Don't get int
: that closet.
@Tll warrant there's grid-irol
or some nonsese, just like the ant
Ma.ssoiis M,.i.a.ssoiis, for all the world, III |
! bound, ! will peep once, and nobod
d will be any the wiser, as | can kee
Il
it to myself
Suiting the action to the wor
she stepped lightly to the forblddt
closet, turned the button, which W
: no sooner done, than bah! went Il
/ billy goat, with a spring to rcga
his liberty, which came near upse
ting her lady-sfip. Both start
for the door but it was filled wi
implements for house cleaning, al
Z. all were swept clear from th'
position down to the bottom Of t
stairs.
: The noise and confusion:occasi'
ed by such uncercmonious conf
.lso down stairs drew half the town
Dc witness Mrs. ks, effort to get fir
sss, under the pile Of tubs, brooms .
iVir brushes iii the street.
Who should be the first to
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an The Gresa Trfwsapk! aTo4
Laughing Gas .TO Hu,isbug /!

have in my Office now, in successful opera
tion, one of the latest improved machines
known to the world producing NITROUS Ok
rDE AND OXYGEN LAUGHING GAS. The pure Gas
emitted from this machine will transport as it
were, the patient to the dreamland while being
robbed Of the offending tooth without the
slightest pain, and is perfectly Harmless in its
effects. Don't mistake the name nor place, as
there are other names in the profession SO near
the same they have been taken for mine.
306 Main st. 800 Main St.
sepi-ly A. WSsSoN.
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RL0OMINGTON, Ills, NURSERY.

Appts, 1000, year, s25--PEaR, PEacn,
APPLE, Root Crafts, Splendid Assortment, also
Roor GaAYrs Of Peach, Plum, Cherry--Seeds
nen NuRsEnY Srocx- WILD GocsE PUN, 0sAGR
ORANGE HrpGE--l0,ooe, sl5,oo--EygRdREsss,
RosFs. Greenhouse and BupDso PLANTS, FauII
and FLOWER PLANTS
prs s.Send 0cts for Catalogues.
T.KsPH0ENIX,
bloomington llls In22-2m
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FLAHGRTY & CO.,
Funeral Undertakers

Metallic Gases, Caskets and Wooden Collins
Of ali kinds, constantly on hand. Also, Self
sealing Air-tight Zinc Burial Cases and Caskets
largest size weighing e5 pounds, and Of the
latest style. All orders promptly attended TO-
Storehouse, No. 3I7 Second Street,
between Union and Monroe.)
Mr. James Tlalerty having bcen engaged in
this business for twenty-five year,, we feel as
surctl that we can give satisfaction.
Carriages and cars for hire.
Residence No. Ies Union Street. jnne5-ly
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DIR. A. WESSON.

DENTIST, No. SOC Main Street, opposite Mans
field 4 Higbee's Drug Store, Memphis.
In presenting my claims for q continuance
Of patronage to people to whom have SO
long been known thwing practiced over TWEEN
ty years in this county,)I / deem it, in great
measure, only necessary to give the locality Of
MY office In a'word, am able to give per-
fest satisfaction in every branch known to the
Dental Profession, at greatly reduced charges.
Particular attention paid to the regulation Of
children teeth. ="