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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-04-23

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The usual facilities possessed by our ~irst-clas
Subscription Rock Publiahsrs have enabled
them 10 furnish the public with many works Of
great interest and value but the most powerful
and attractive work Of this kind is the book
now before US II u simply the City Of Paris
photographed by the authors pen and the
artists pencil. It Is misni6eently illustrated,
and is issued in the very best style. II not
only abounds In solid and useful information,
but faithfully reproduces the most startling
sensation Of the gaycst city in the world. Il
tall us how the beauty and splendor Of the
bright City have been purchased at a frightfal
cost Of misery and suffering, how virtue and
vice 20 arm-in-arm, and how the latter Is un-
dermining all the sweet courtesies of social
Iile, and how most fearful crimes are commit
ted and consealed. It tells us of high life and
low life, or palaces and novels, Of the Empe-
reg's family, and the workman's household.
We mingle freely in the most magnifc cent and
dissipated pleasure, and drop an involuntary
tear into the 'Common bitches" where the
poor sewing girl is laid to rest. All that has
made Paris the most beautiful and attractive
as well as the gayest and wickedest City in
the world, unite to make this book the most
interesting we have seen for many a day. The
author's whiting Of what be has seen and ex-
perienced, has evidently sought to make his
volume not only the most powerful and fascina
ting sensational work q the day, but also a
book which shall hold q pl ace in every mans
library as an authority upon the subjects where
Off treats. The book is magnifcently illus
trated with $50 engravings, BY the leading ar.
lists of France ;--Dore, Therond, and Others
whose names amply attest the character ofthc
work. 1t Is comprised in one large volume Of
over 800 pages, and is sold only by subscription
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Pari0r Music Hall,
2sS SECOND STREET.
Mcmphis, Team.

JOHN W. THOMPSON, Lesfee and Mari Ter.
GEO, @. THOMPSON, $780, Stage Mar eyer.
Engagement extraordinary Of Cincinnn 4 ln
greatest Song and Dance Artist In the " '''
Also, o Dan Conner, the Ethiopian Comm CO."
together withthc lnrgest and most tal, ~.
Variety Combination In the city.
Admission .~...,..."",sn ~."....".. 10 cents.
Orchestra Chairs ,".,"..M.m,. so cents.
dec26-6m
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q, Snoo Ely, at Mathews { Sons.
WI would state Tor the benefit Of

our exchanges, that DR.. Hunter OF
Of Louisville, KY, who has adver-
tised SO heavily in this State for the
last twelve months, is a scoundrel
and q thief, and that he has run off
from Louisville indebted to a large
extent. We published his card and
only received one half in cash, and
the balance goes TO the ID, as
lie will some day. What we have
to saw about him we are from X
pcricnce prepared toprove.
p Dealers inhousef goods,
curtains, window shades, and every
variety & style Of wallpaper &C.,
should call and examine the new
stock of goods of Mr.. J. Grieshaber,
292 Second ST., Memphis, Tenn.
His stock Of Goods is unexcelled by
any house in the city besides he is
one of the Oldest citizens in the
place and his reliability guaranteed
by leading merchants. tt.
DoLBEAR'sC COMMERCIAL COLLEGE $50
Main street Memphis,open night and
day the entire year. New pupils can
begin any day Writing AR and
Book Keeping &C., &C., &C.,
l. Utja. F8gg9g sep1S-6m
"Ifyou want to have a good time,
Jine the cavalry"
If You want to buy goods cheap,
Go to Mathws's.
/ sAnpIs Az NJ. SocIrTl.
Executive Committee Rooms.
ff4* tEu vs March the 3lst, 1870.
The Executive Committee will
meet crery Thursday Mt II o'clock,
until further notice. Prompt and
regular, attendance is earnestly de-
sired, until arrangements are COM
pleted for the next fair.
uNFrgTr Jos. CARTER.
apgf ~ Chairman
Leno Popiin Dress Patterns! all
styles, and Ladies Dress Goods Of
kinds cheap by Mathews & Son.
Full line o., Spring Prints at 12l
lsehts q yard by Mathews 4 Son.
Rsady-made Clothing very CHEAP
III great variety by Mathews 4 Son
Now isthe time when those suffering from
rheumatism may any day expect usually sever
attacks and should be prepared for such al
emergency. The Rheumatic Compound to b
taken internally and Magic Arnica Linimen
TO be applied externally will cure the wors
case.
FATAL AecIDENT.-On Thursday
the 14th inst, Mr.. Elias Pope ant
James Hunter, son of john d. Hun
ter, both Of our county, were hunt
ing turkeys near Pecan Lake-be
ing in opposite direction from eacl
other-when young Hunter hear
ring q noise mistpok il for the cal
Of . turkey, and stealing along ii
the cane fred on what he suppcse'
WAS a turkey; bit, alas, twas Nj
Pope. The ball struck him in tn
breast and he expired intstntly.-
Nj. pope's loss viii be mourned b,
his friends and acquaintances.--Sen
} dto5ia Times. F
The TIMES is mistaken, as to tn
residence Of Hunter and Pope
: Neither of the parties livein Desc
to- County nor did the accident oc
i, cur there. Both the parties resid
rn Pauola County, where the acci
dent occurred.
The weather for several days In
! been very fine.
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Died, in Pamela county on the
18th day Of April, Elias +. Pope,
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Carriage and Wagon Material.

Springs, Asles, Iron, Bolts, Spokcs, Hubs, Fell
locs, Bodies, Cloths, Damask, Enameled Leath-
or and Duck, White Lead, Oil Paints and Var
nish. All OF which are offered at low prices
All kinds Of Repairing done in the best
manner. Bovl3.3m
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n kepubhcah paper 10 DC ca'leo
The Valley Farmer, is to be pubhhed
at this place by r. j. Alcoru. The
first issue will appear on Both inst.
Mr.. Alcorn gets the loavcs and
fishes, the legal advertising. "Bles
sed are they that expect nothing
for they shall not be disappointed"
This is our happy state. More on
flip subject ipoar next D.
TAXES, TAXES, 5TAxEs--We call
the attention of taxpayers of Pa
nola county to the Sherift's notice
IN another column.
With Nansfeld 4 Hisbec's Great Rheumatic
Compound to cure Rheumatics, and their Tex
as Tonic Syrup to cure Chills, malarial swamps
and chilly north winds cease to be a terror 70
the active settler
The argument was heard this
evening by Chief Justice Shackle-
ford Oh +. NJ. Yerger's application
for bail. Mr.. Yergerawass admitted
to bail in the sum offFteen thousand
dollars, and is now at home, for the
first time since June last. The de-
I tision Of the Chief Ju sticc is made
under the existing laws
Drugs Cheap by Mathews 4 Son.
1t is a good plan for Rheumatic sufferers T.,
keep the hos as SECULAR and free with the
Natchlcss Sanitive Pill. Mansfield < Higbee's
Rheumatic Compound is an internal remedy
hat never faiIs TO cute. h33-~ " ~.
DEAFNESS cured without fail, by the use o.
DR.. NoRnIs's Invaluable Ear Remedy.
1t cures Deafness, Noises in the Head and al
other affections of the Ear.
Put up at Dr.. Norris' Eye and Ear lnfrrnary
233 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.i Price 70 pei
bottle. mnio-oh
We see that pr. y. IL Russell, 81
the MemphisM Medical Institute has
added to his staff DR.. r. G. Marlette
"a member of the College Of Physl,
clans and Surgeons ~ Canada, who
has had the advaatages Of ne hos
p;tals abandon and Para Bcin6
personally acquaihtsd MN shoss
gentlemen, we know thein \ y!
skillfui, andheartily rscomen0 tlse1
to the afflicted public generally
Read their catd IN another col
umn.
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TENDER IS, says the prospects for peace
look more favorable to-day. The statement
that Bismarck has consented to receive
Jules Fayre informally Is regarded here as
an indication that the King, on arriving be-
fore the walls of Paris, is to relax the rigor
Of his demands.
Lord Lyons deserves all praise for his
individual Efforts to bring about inter-
views.
a gentleman arrived from Dublin this
morning and informs me that q considera-
BILE number Of Fenians are leaving Ireland
for France to serve in the army against the
Prussians.
A letter from NeSmes says, when the Re-
public was announced in Cevonnes the de-
scendants OF the Ilugucnots tried to hunt
down and shoot the Bishop of Nesmes. An
American Catholic family in the neighbour
hood were obliged to take to the woods to
save themselves.
There Is report here tonight of the dis
covery of plot amongst the French popu-
latlon at Sedan to seize the French guns and
mltraii!euses captured September 1st. The
town was declared in a state Of siege.
a report has been received at Rouen of
the escape OF 10000 French prisoners.
SPAIN.
MADRID, September 18.-The yomito has
broken out at Barcelona, with ten deaths,
including the health glitter.
A Republican manifestation in favor of
Spain has been made at Toledo.
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yellow Fever in New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, September 19.-Fifty.two
deaths occurred here from yellow fever for
the week ending at 7. NJ. on the 18th in
slant. OF these, % were natives of Italy, 8
of France, Of Germany, 5 of the United
States, = of Holland, of Nova scotia, and
5 of her countries. Ten were Inferred on
the 18th instant, on the 18th. 10 on the
14th, 10 on the 18th, Oh the 18th, D on the
from other fcvers were 81 and the total in
terments for the week III. The fever has
not been declared an epidemic.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.

THE RAISING OF THE BLoCKADES BY THE
FRENCH FLEET.
STrALsUSp, September 19.-No blockaders
have been seen in the Baltic for week.
The raising of the blockade in the Baltic
and North seas is officially announced.
CHINA.
LONDON, September 19.-China adviccs
are more uniuvorable to peace. The Gov
ernor of Nankin had been assassinated on
account of his sympathy with foreigners.
SAPoLEoN's OPINION OF THE PRUssIANs GOING
INTO PARIS.
BERLIN, September 19.-It is stated Off
cillly that NAPOLEON, while at Namur, Bel
piuln, eulogiZed the discipline aud courage
Of the pruSSian troops, and said nothing
could keep them out OF Paris.
PARTISAN NEWS.
PARIS. September II. The Swiss, Ameri-
can, and Belgian ambassadors remain In
the city.
JuleS Fayre set out for Meaux under a
safeguard from Prussian headquarters. His
official reception Is still doubtful. Many
prlssian scouts have arrived near the walls
of the city.
Postal service has been suspended, and a
service by messengers will be organized.
An announcement was maze that 90
cialist meeting would be held at Whlch VIC,
tor Hugo, Ledru Rollin, Louis Blanc, and
pvatt. would be present to protest against
the moderation Of the Government. The
meeting was probably suppressed, as It mas
not taken place. The Red Republicans are
STRUGGLING hard for supremacy.
INCEPTION OF THE ITALIAN TROOPS IN TIL
PAPAL STATES.
FLORENCE. September 19.--It is officially
announced that the italian troops, on ell.
tcring Velletri, were received with great
enthusiasm. General BiXio's command Is
marching on Rome.
TIE SIEGE OF METZ AND ToUL.
LONDON, September 19.-Only handful
NJ men have escaped from Metz.
The siege of Toul is vigorously proceed
ing, and military experts say the place can
not hold out long.
tr6ons On the eastern side the LIST and 1tf
army corps, under General Stelnmetz; on the
north. the 18th, (SaXons), and on the soutl
and west, the end, 3rd, 4th, sth, 9lh, loth
and 18th army corps, and the GUARDS, uhdel
prince Frederick Charles. This IS two ar
NV corns more than defeated BaZaine in the
onen field. There are in Metz ITO, 900 sol
dfers, 20, 600 sick and wounded, ana oo,oV
inhabitants.
ENGLISH OPINION OF FRENCH 'GESERALsHip-
COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LONDON AM
PARIS CUT.
LONDON, September 1o.-The Globe com
ments severely on the supineness OF thu
Parisians in permitting the prussians to re
pair the roads and replace the bridge OF
the line of their advance without Interrupt
ton.
The London papers have no teleeraphi'
news from Paris this evening. Mail advice
indicate that the besieged and bestegers =
Metz suffer greatly from disease ana CASUAL
| ties.
PARIS, September 1a--E oeHng,-The cis''
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain aud flour Market.
CORN AND FL0uR ExCgANGg,s
ElCHEoND, VA, Eeetember 10, lsTO. {

CORN AND FL0uR ExCgANGss
RICHMOND, VA, Eenternber 10. ls7o.
OFFERINGS.
Rhedt..-W hlte. a.a2O busheIs Eed, 4 Iaa bushels,
Iorn.-W hlte, $40 bushels. Yellow, none. Mix
Odts.-4lo bushels.
RE. 48 bu hels.
Shorts.-4, 500 bushels.
SALES.
Wheat. White, $40 bushels prime on p,Ivata
terms - bushels very good at Sl.d5: 23i bushels
very Inferior ut 81 Ito bushels In erior mt 81 e:
10 bushels good ut SL40: SO bushels good ut Al 4os
3o2 bushels badly cleaned at s1.3O so hii. els yery
good at S.S7t t2 bushels very foul st 81 so bush.
el' smu.ty ut a1.2s: % b 1shcs mp az sIa5: ITO
bushels strictly prime on private terms log bush
els badly cleaned at sl.55; liz bushels inferior at
$1.20-total, 072 bushels.
Whedt-Red 15s bushels fair at Sl.e5: &C. bushels
very inferior ut 81 81 bushels very good at 81 IS
IL bushels very good at 9Je.; l56 bushels good al
$.3o; 81 bushels badly cleaned at sl.e5; Ito bush
als foul at sll73; 4i2 bushels badly cleaned al
SI2o lac bushels fair at S1.273 SO bushels vsrg
inTerlcr nc S11o; "a bushels damp at 81 20; 1st
bushels damp and foul at 81 os3 10s Blu: hels very
foul At 914c. total. /, e52 bushels.
Corn White go bushels very good at $1.10; Isl
bushels good at 81. o. total, lsi bushels.
Oats 260 bushels good at 4sc, % bushels very
good ut 43c. l04 bushels Te.y COED at 4e1c-totai,
392 Bushels.
Rye.-None.
RE-EXHIBITED.
Whed.-Whte, a42 bushels. Red, l,es2 bushels.
RYe.-48 bushels.
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Washington News

WAsHIsGToN, September 19.-Thc Te-
huantcprc survey expedition will sail i'll
about two weeks.
The State Bank of Louisiana has been
converted into National Bank, with
5000, 0G0. capital.
The President has signed the commits
sionS of Andrew Washburne as pension
agent at Richmond, Va, and S. r. Atwell
postmaster at Winchester, Va.
The order assigning Commander Ed.
Barrett to the Norfolk navy-yard is re-
yoked, and he is awaiting orders.
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Cuba-The West India Cable.

HAVANA, September 19.-The Havana,
Panama, and West Indian Cable was opened
to ,Jamaica this morning. The tariff from
the United States to Cuba is $3.50 gold, and
to Jamaica S5 gold, for the first ten words,
and twenty-five cents ito Cuba and nifty
cents to Jamaica) for every word thereafter
Banbeta is reported as having surrender.
ed. by order of De Rodas, the children OF
all slaves captured since 1854, to be freed
after sixteen years apprenticeship.
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LIME AND CEMENT.
A GRICULTURAL LINE.
TO TAX.PAT ERS,

NOTICE TO TAX-PAlERS.- CITY
~ Collector has given faithful waTuiur To hose
VII, have pal: NJ part OF Their TAXES FIR the
present y. ar, md hope; carr estly that no more
Violent means ~ be necessary t. induce them to
come forward and settle their bis. The city Is
in urgent need of The money due for taxes to e,a-
BILE the proper officers honorably 10 meet her ha-
bili.ies.
Collectors office open daily from O'Clock A.
NJ. to O'Clock p. VI. W. Il. ATIDSpN.
se8-eod6t CITY ollect"r.
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Domestic Markets-GBY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK. september OIL Noon Flour 70
1Cc. better. Whcat 1@2c. better. Corn frmer.
Pork $?6. Lard dull. Cotton dull :: uplands lsac :;
at s9sc. Rosin very dull st ii sO@sI.o5. Freights
firm.
Erening. Cotton dull, W tn downwar1 tee der-
aud western supertlne. .si.so@s5.l9;- Southern
tlrmer; common to fair extra, $5.So@SG IS.
Wheat-Winter red and amber wes ern. 81 $500
better, at ssGQss3c. Beef quiet. FORK heavy at
SEQ. Lard steady. .Whiskey frmer at sec. Groce
RES firm and stesay. Turpentine weak at 395c.
Rosin very dull. Tailow heavy ct 9@sic. Frelghts
qulet
BALTlao1sH, September 1o.--Ytrginis s,s-old,
6ss 5id ;5S4 asked, S1ss SO asked e7's, Q! bid:
extra segss5 a Emily i sssss sssSsiias
superines S ss6s5so; extra, se@s7: fan'I9,,
sTa fsmT sspsfses
red, $I.ss@sl4s c1mmon, sl.ls@sI;9 % white VII
Corn scarce at 9o@G5c. yellow, Ss19oc mixed
western, s2@s5c. oats. Sic, Rye, dull at co..
Pork uncha gsd. Bacon aad Lard IN good de-
mand at unchanged p-tcts.
held higher, but the advance not eStEbiisned.
Whlskey dull and nominal at S6@slc. Provisions
dull and unchanged. Pork, s26. Lard quiet ana
weaker ut l5c. .
CISc1NNAT1, September 1s.--Tobacco dull and
unchanged
LOUISVILLE, September 49, Flour firmer; ex-
ira family, t5.25 Corn uull NJ 9Vc. i:ofisi'hs
firmer. Mess Pork, $98 Bacon-SnOuIdrrs, lite.
clear Sides lSc Tierce lard, 100. key, lsc. Wis
key, SIC.
LOUISVILLE, September l9.--Tobacco firm
frosted $56QSa.75 /; common to gooo sound Tugs,
$5.S5@86.75; common to good leaf S70s2l.aO.
ST. LOUIS. Septembc: l9.-Flour SIT ady SUPER
fine winter. $i0*!. IS. Corn dull and unch 'nged.
Bacon firm shoulders, lac. clear sides, Tifll5c.
Lard dull and unchanged.
ST. OUIS, September ls.--Iobacco quiet anu
unchanged
NORFOLK, sepember le.-Cotton quiet low
mlddings, l7tMl75c.; sale1, 40 bals; receipts
7I2 bales.
SAvANNAH, september le.--C1ttnn active at
ports, 1903 bales STOCK, 5,42l ba.es.
CHARLESTON, September 10 cotton easter al
1Glc. sales, $50 bales rcceipte 542 bales: ex
ports, ZOE bales stock. ",o55 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, September i9.--Cotton quie
and firm at 17iMIs sales, 500 bales; receipts. 3
SOS bales exports, 49, nales stock, l59s5 bales
Prime Sugar, lSc Molasses, 2"03jc.-Gold, ll3!
New York siynt, hpremium.
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BOARDING.

PERMANENT AND DAY BOARD
L IAG.-MRS. ROSCOE b. He At Il VII! y"
ready on the ist Of october 10 receive both PER-
MASENT and DAY BDARDERS ut hrr htusa,
No ella Main street. In the mean time arllra lon
may be made to her on the premises. Tie house
has been thoroughly repaired sc ID COD III
DOARDING.-Re and day boarder5
- can find pleasant accommodation at me
CAsklE SOUSF, No. aO7 Grsce between rlll'
beers with dressing rooms attached. sel7-2w*
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Important DccisiOn Regarding the
Federal Tax on railroad Dividends.

PHILADELPHIA, September 19.-in the
case of the Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
road Us. The Collector of United states In
ternal Revenue, Judge Strong decided that
the dividends and interests paid by railroads
on and after January =, 1870, are and were
not liable to the revenue tax. A number
OF eases are involved in this decision.
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.rgsURArr,r s,nwpnrrIps.

nEERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
I'VE BAEKIaG AID INSURANCE COMpA-
NY.--Books Of subscription 10 the capita, stock Of
the MERCEANTSA AND MECHhNIs BANK
IsG AND ASSURANCE COMPANY win be
opened on MONDAY, 2eth September, 1879, at the
Main and Fourteenth streets, Richmond va.
BY ORDER OF the Corporatnrs.
JAMES III. GARDNER,
hall an :
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United States Grand lodge of Masons.
BALTIMORE, September 19.-The Masonic
Grand Lodge is in session. Twenty-lour
Grand Lodges and twenty-three Encamp-
ments are represented.
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II. G. FAINT, L. WASHINGTON.
EANT, WASHINGTON IL CO.,

WANT, WASHINGTON IL CO.,
II BANKERS,
fSucc.sscrS to RI truho Isc Fowler ( co.,
NO. G25 PEi!E>YLvANIA AVEaUE,
WASfII~GrON, ID. c..
RECEIVE DEPOSITS and loan money on mar
kct4blc securi;ies;
MAKE COLLECT loss on all points in the United
ur stitrI iTE Railroad Municipal Loans, and
Mortgages: ,
BUY and SILL Go7ernment Securities and other
DoMEsriC and FOREIGN EXCHANGE bought
and sold; - -,
ISSUE LETTERS OF CREDIT current in the
principal elites IF Europe;
GIVE SPECIAL Ate NTIOS 20 the collection
of aims against the Government.
ADyAh CES mscc on claims allowed by the 4 ual-
tor and Comptroller, Awaiting appropriations
by Congress. 10,
Correspondents VIII b. furnished Will Gny OBJ.
tafnable Information they mag seek IN the EXecu'
tive Department. &c l.-at@"h
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kinS William Refuses TO Recognize
:I,e Provisional Government
what he VIII Recognize.
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NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE

~
COMPANY, q. 8. A..
offer great zdncenents to persons desirous OF In
curing their liyes. The Company has a cash paid
up capital OF 81 Gna 900, with large surplus. Have
Issued since August, 1888, over II, COB policies.
1t offers low rates OF premium. 1t furnishes
larger insurance than other companies for the
same money. 1t is \ HOME C0MPANY1n every
locality.
ITS POLICIES ARE SFGOTI.
ITS POLICIES ARE EXEhtT From
ATTACHMENT
IFS POLICIES ARE SON-FORFElTIEG,
therefore INSURE YOUR LIFE without delay IN
THE COMPANY
Dr. y. A. CRENsHAw, Medical Fxam!rer.
:. HARRlr, General gent
~ El-an post-office box 33'.
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ClOT'FFING.
CLOTEFING.
$4,000 IN 'LoT H I N G
FALL AND WINTER CAMPAIGN.

S5O,UOO
FALL AND WINTER CAMPAIGN.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH
heps leave to inform his FRIENDS and PATRoNs'
AZ also those OF the house Of The late THOMAS ..
BALDWIN, that he is now receiving, and VIII con-
tinue TO receive during the season, the
LARGEST, BEST, AND
MosT SELECT AND STYLISH
STOCK OF
FINE AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
ever befofe ffered to The RETAIL TRADE OF the
State or city, aud respectfully asks m examina-
ton before purchasing else shere.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
corner Main and Tenth streets,
BaIdwinis stand.
p T.. MEREDITH, JOHN Fl. LEFTwIcH. D. ID
s1upsoy, ED. PLEAsANTs, late with Thomas D
BALDWIN HENRY II. MILLER, formerly simpson
q Miller: E. FORREST PEcoR; j. EsEL, cutter
a,I inyIts their friends to call and see shem.
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STEAMERS.
CHA n GE OF TT III f.

steamer JOHN SYLVESTER will leave compa-
|ny's wharf at HALF-PAsT SIX O'CLOCK A.
III. L. B. TATUM.
Sc l7-1w Agent.
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5AY....."SEpTEMBER 90, 1870.
GEOGRAPHIC NEWS.
fork Money and stock Market,

IoKK, September 10 Nooa.. Socks active.
~. Money, SDa per cent. Sterling I'M
Il. s-2n's. 80, lI2..
inG.-Moaey easy at sac rcr cent. Gold
tqu!ctr was very dull during the afternoon,
,a>cd stca,sy AT li3.faua. Governments
! 'G2's. N2i; 'E3>s, ma: 'era- n2; ne%.
Us, ll2s: 6>'s, lles l2-&e's, lots. sonthern
les very duh, with unim portant fiucsaa-
tennessee 6'S. e!s: ma 60. Virginia SIS.
,uisiaua 6'S. Il; new. O.. Levce 6's. -; So,
iah~raa Us. loo: S., 6s Georgia C'e. 9? I;
North Carolina 90, 5o.; new, 2as. South
rs 8's, So new. 6Si.
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Foreign Markets-lBY TELEGIAfHl.

uTNtIS-IDI
LONDON september l9--Noon .-Consols, a2S.
United states Bonds 90. Turpcntiae firm.
LIVERPOOL. September 10 Noon.-Cotthr
dull uplanos, 9sd Orleans, asl. estimated
sales 400 bales. Red western what, 81. al. W8S'
sd TtCo O. CIOck.-Ked western whrat, 81. dd.
red winter, g.. 5J. Pork dull. Lard t!rmer at 1885,
90. Beef, lids.
LIVERPOOL. September 10, Erening.-Cott9n
firncr nut not III Char; urandS, 4Bt Jrlean ,5d.
ssIe 10 TOO bales lpcluding 1000 tcs for Specu-
lation and Eport. BIea1S,u1is quiet.