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AUCTION SALES.

On TUESDAY, juno g, at ~ o'clock, BIZ teM. 4.
HUTTERE & Co. nt their Eae4roc1ns, 81. g and II
2 HonI1
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Thirty YcsaFA' Experience OF nn Old
Nurae. 3IFs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup Is the pre-
scHpion OF one OF the best fenlie rhysIclnns and
nurses In the United States, anu has been used for
III Gns ~ no,sFs fl inss sa,g,y cqan a
litvts the child from rain, cures dysentcry and
lsarThRa, gripping in the bowels, and wind cole.
BY giving health to the child 1t rests the mother.
, 1870-06-29

UALT1NOkE, June 25-The office OF tue Mary
lant Fire Insurance Company, corner OF Post
ONCE aFcnue ana Second street, was robbed at
To-day Of bonds nll.l other valuable securi-
tics to the amount Of $3.50 900.
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The Wages of Financial IxrecuInr.
tiles.
DosIoS, June es-Julins F. 1IartwelI, implicated
In the StAte street Irregularities Is sentenced 10
nye yeats Imprisonment IN jail and a lue OF
$lGQ,U00.
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FOURTH OF JULY. 1870.

Celcbratiou at Hyde PARK Three ways to 20 or re-
turn-hS steamer Sarah Van bpEa. by Cottage tirovc
Tickets " cents EACH good o. anyhcsc routes Picnic
IN ne patt o4 the iakc shore Xbandanes oi lcfTsi
nitric during the day Fourth Of July oration reading
q the Declaration of Independence, Inducements ot a1l
works in the evening" Last train leaves for Chicago at
9is nt Come otlt Of the hot aud dnsy city, and bring
t'c ehady groves, and te cool. green grss, Room
come and 60 IA vol nltaac. =
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Meteorological record for June %, 1870. as re-
doIph street. correspondent to the Smithsonian
lnsIlIuts Ine small letters arc the initials tor
he DsI woFas a3os1snE sss5ns high"
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EDUCATIONAL
DYuRENFURTU COLLEGE.

The half yrsFy cxAnination ut this institution will
It, on Tuesday, !. Wedncnisy. md Thyradav, June
which the public Fencraly AZ cordially pvitcd Tie
exercises Of each evening will be varied by usic reel
tat0ne. THE reading Of cFeaya. etc.
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DAILY EXCURSIONS

On the most beautiful lake in the world
5asss Is erst 4 f. :saits sas 'etks. :. a'.
sons e.r xsnins SeesHs b.ad sfs%s To-
dancing on We.lne.day md Saturday nightz;, SIM
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PoCGHkEErsIE, N. T., Junc 2S-At the cxamIp-
afion At West Point Military Academy, concluded
to.lay, forty-cght out OF cIshty-six failed, ami
Will he sent home. 1t Is said to have been the
most rigid examination ever held
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Hests, Shoes, Balmorals, Soft Hats, Straw
Goods, St.,
AT AECT TlOv.
On WEDNESDAY, June ., at az O'Clock. by SM.
K BUFFERS & Co, Mt their Saesrto1usr y is aud II
HIN olaE.a ~
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Itottgla Skill made ss.toostl by using
Juniper Tar Snap, manufactured by CAsweIl,
Hazard Z Co, New YORK.
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All iEltt EEc1fcrcN EOrtas n 31d Kum-
Ions, currs cuts, burns, hollis, bruises, scals, etc.
Druggists have It.; q cents per box. LII. Stephens,
So ClArk-st, relieves cOrns or bunlons; SOC each.
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Cod Liver NSi.-IlAZarsl 4 Caswcns Cod
Liver Oh Is the best-ddreFtise,nenf.
Paper GlnnElngs lnd Window
shades, htest styles Paints, oils, glass and
brushes. at F. E. REeby 9. 50 ltandolpfl-st
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Tine bof. "t"d fAer. hain.
Night preeed'st :;s..:-.'.- :3F TO spm-
IN n1 | a9,43 IN. w. e. IS
IA m 99N IN. E.. s. ~ tnchcs-
rrEJtrt7BE ALMANAC


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
CHICAGO, June -
suu tiscs - T. m. Moon rses.-..-. 69S q. m
SIn s+fs Fl D. Moon seta. 9oa p m
Su.nnh.Tjp mud Death ut Dexter Park
During the furious gale which arose at about
o'cluck Yesterday afternoon, the ladies' pavilion
mot the club house), at Dexter Parl, together
with portion and nearly the entire roof of the
grand stand, were blown down and demolished
In The rear aud lower portion Of the pavilion were
kept several thousand pigeons, the property OF
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PARTNE7S WANTED.
pARTSER WAST.N-ISA \ WILL EsTAHL!sM-
= cd nanufsr turing u in, - pay E: "a - e1 F,o,
IT, Gall OF address u. days 2. Wa-htstps"-' S'oA
DARTkER WANPED-iS GDVfs hSEA @ r,s!1
i Cd paying tuair rs, capital e - lttSEIli ~
der fronl profits O.: su-iners- A!t's"' ot 'fi'
bunc Office,
DARTSER T9ANTED1WIrA NV ~ sleEn
k-pr4s or ss1y who w, in st III NJ III. IN ot: aad
vii i.. nn,:.si f!s thrr t. rye E..Ith.. Allrrs.
MASI,FaG1EEHER. TFibuEt ofiee.
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Twenty-Five CentH.-.Ellfk amount
Will buy 4 bottle Of Mrs. Whtcumb.s Syrup, The
great soothing remedy fur all diseases Incident 10
Infants and children,
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DRY Goods, Cas:5imeres, Linens, Clothing,
Hosiery, &e.,
AT a L CT q y,
Op THURSDAY, June 29. It II oeloctt " w. y, 4; 4
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the White Stockings will plaT the Trimountains Of
Boston. ..-
The Athletics 60 to MHwaukeet On the tsta Of
july, to play The Cream Cltss Of that place The
following is the nine and the positions Of the play.
EredLnrl, shoTt stop; Boastman, left 6eid; Kin
yon, right He'd; Reynolds, third base; Graves,
centre field; Uu1gan, pitcher; oNeil, catcher;
les and Etnas for the ciy npionship, set down
Iain- Thsrs Viii te q meeting Of lie athletics
The crescent Base Dall Club will hold Z meet
ing, at S O'Clock this cvcniug, at the Williams
House, corner Ut Randolph and Haisted streets.
A rpme OF base ball will bc ,.iayed at Ogden
The Forest Cltys, Of Rockford, and the Amateurs,
"a ''-'0 CANE 1t CHAMPAIGN. ....
CHAMPAIGN, Ill, June ga match game Of
hase tall was played today. at the Chanpalgn
County Fair Grounds. betKeen me G Lne1s ass,oo 81
Tie Lbeitys gained the victory by score oi Is
to 81
THE AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIP.
NEW I0KK, June 2a-Ab0ut SIX thousand
pcopIe assembled to witness the first game this
season between the Atlantlcs and Mutuals lof
the championship. The game Wns close, excltane.
and highly interesting. The following Is INC
score by
.,:..;s. 1s.:s:. oosss s-,s
| CANE At PRINCETON. \. J..
! rAu1bEtthlA. June 2s,-Tle Athletics, Of this
at!s mayed game at Princeton, N. j., with the
seore Il s.an q The psac, winning the same by
a.H ts 1ss!, June as1n base bali game to-
following scote: ''.1' ~ ~'~
nj s:sss:a! ss:i:,a:: ;:::;
| Ony seven innings were played.
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DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE
Yesterday morning, the distribuIon OF pretnl-
INNS look pace In Professor Belekes Academy on
White street. Most Of the p2.e0ts aud inai
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en sae j. Go, esnsr hrots new Gad'ns sonihwcis ac
xDn It i2s howEs Room 49,
no ROOMS, TO a FAMILY
Tsrn fonT months OF esa Ap7son shs premises, III
ITO RENT TWO PHEASANT FURNE1ED
5IieE SSsasnss -: Il I!fsS siasl5; o. tosethsf:
nro HEET-LARGE AND SMALL FURNISHED
d sd s?sms ssns e ,ts and single Apply
ITO RENT-TAR:EE ELEGANTLY. FURYisaED
los I'D oee M e Address liz g. faae oee a0i' '0f dwell
ITO RENT. -.PI.E:AsAST, ROOMS. WITH on WTTu
QUE soafd. Inc pleasahtstf location on the ayenue
Michigan nv.
RIO RENT-TEO NICE ROOMS. Part OF 4 COT
4 taFc with good yard Good aeiehhorhooa- Appy at
GSs b
Statc-st, store.
no. RENT-TnHEE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
L housekeeping. at - Huron.st-
TO. REMITTANCE, PLEASANT FURNISHED
sic rooms. q Monruest. nearly opposite Post Ollicc
ITO REST-F1RST FLOOR OF ENGLISH BASE
nciit cottage ncsr Tsytnfy hft-tt aud l1diana.ay.
WOOD. %! MateI.st.. Up ttaiF. '~>N>S' e4''1A~4'
ITO RENT-WTTHoUT BOARD. a PLEASANT
front sleeping ren. suitable one or more srntlc-
men: Also one small foonl Apply ut &!6t3 Stat It
ITO RENT-TWo LARGE, NICE ROOMS AND FUF.
Call frUn to O'Clock.
To NENr-s1x LARGE R0OlIS SUITABLE FOR
housekeeF1ns.. Also, nice basement Call Ut s.
atadsen-sf., Room Il.
l room al 2sa W1tashav. lest and COOLEST lo=a,ion
in the city. References required.
ITO nEsr-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
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TENNESSEE.
Public Lavvs--OmcIaI.

An act to repeal an act passed on the 9Th
day of March, 1867 entitled an act to
provide for the reorganization, supervision
and maintenance of Free Common Schools
and an act passed March IA. 1868, entitled
an act to amend an act entitled an act to
provide for the Reorganization, supervision
and maintenance of Free Common
Schools, passed March, 5, 1867, and more
effectually to secure the revenue for
school purposes and for other purposes.
Section l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Tennessee, That
an act passed on the 9Th day of March, 1867,
entitled, an act to provide for the reorgan-
ization, supervision and maintenance of
Free Common SchO OILS, and an act passed
March IA, 1863 entitled, an act t0 amend
an act to provide for the reorganization,
supervision and maintenance of Free Com
mon Schools, passed March s. 1867, be and
the same are hereby repealed.
Sec. q Be it further enacted, That the
State Superintendent and County snperin-
teudent or any other person having ~Dder
his control any money appropriated for
common school purposes unexpended, shall
pay the same over to the Comptroller Of
the Treasury, to be received into the Treas
ury as other moneys belonging to the State
are paid in.
See. 3 Be it farther enacted, That each
County Court of every county IN the State
may lay a direct tax on the property and
taxables OF their respective counties. not to
exceed the State and county tax for the sup
port and maintenance of system Of cOmmsn
schools IN their respective counties, to be
collected in the same manner that other
taxes are assessed, and collected and paid
over into the possession and control of the
respective county Trustees, and to be by
them distributed and paid out, as provided
by law, according TO the ratio of children
between the ages of six and twenty-one, in
the several school districts, as compared
with the children within those ages of the
whole county, according to report Of the
respective Commissioners of Common
Schools in each district in the county, made
according to law.
Sec. 4. Be It further enacted, That the
schools for white children and for colored
children shall be kept separate and apart
from each other, and the School Commits
sioners from each district will observe
strictly this requirement.
Sec. 5. Be it further enacted, That the
State Superintendent Of Common Schools
shall have ninety days from the passage Of
this act to settle and wind up his Office, and
he shall approve all accounts for money due
any county from the school tax Of 1867,
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where the same has not been drawn and
hand over the warrants to the County Trus-
tee OF such county, and take his receipt for
the same
Sec. 6. Be it further enacted, That the
taxes levied and collected by the respective
counties under the provisions of this act.
shall not be used for any other purposes
than that of education, aud shall be denom-
mated the Common School Fund for said
county provided the school fund raised by
each county shall be equally distributed pro
rata among the white and colored scholastic
population of the county
Sec. T. BE it further enacted, That the
counties which have not received their quota
Of the school fund already collected, and to
! be collected under existing assessments,
shall be furnished their quota out Of the
! fret money realized ard after all the
counties are equalized pro rata, the balance.
IF any, shall be divided amongst all the
counties according to scholastic population,
and paid over to the Treasurer of such
county for school purl oses.
Sec s. BE it further enacted, That In all
cases where 1t shall, upon settlement, ap
pear that county Superintendent has paic
out for common shool purposes, more mon
ey than be has received, she Comptroller o
the Treasury SHALL issue his warrant t.
such superintendent for the amount so over
paid; provided there be any school money
due his county.
Sec. BE it further enacted Tha
teachers Of common schools who have al
ready been employed as teachers shall b.
paid according to contract, ont Of an.
moneys due their counties
Sec. 10 BE it further enacted, That al
laws and parts Of laws IN conflict with this
act, be, and the same are hereby repeated
Sec. H. BE it further enacted, That this
act shall take effect from and after it pass
age.
Passed Dec Ii, 1869.
w ON. PERKINS,
Speaker of the House Of Representative
ID. b. THoAAs,
Speaker OF the Senate
A true copy OF the original, now on FL
in my Office. A. j. FLEToHE
Secretary of State.
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1879.

The year 1862 has gone, like Aunt, Of
old, never to return. Another volume has
been closed and laid away among the ar
chieves of the Eternity gone By, and ais
though its pages TEEN with sentences Of the
. mournfui might have been still there are
golden threads permeating them here and
there that oft shall gid the tablets Of mem
DRY and cause thrill of pleasure 60 the
hesrt as it beats in union with the living
issues of 1870, no matter if storms do rend
the beautiful idols which we all hops to see
along our various paths that lead to the
Great Hereafter While the by-gone year
was with US, many were the joys. many
were the sorrows that come and went like
sunshine and shadow fitting Ger meadows
green or sandy wastes some as transient
as the dew of morn, while others shall have
an abiding place in memory 4 until death us
do part" And now, as the book of 1876
has been opened to US, let each resolve tc
write upon its three hundred and sixty fve
pages all we can Of the deeds of the True
the Beautiful and the Good.
Errors past, do forgive then,
Shroud them in Oblivlons gloom
And let the flowers o. Forgiveness,
Wave in beauty their tomb.
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Trust Sale of Town Lots.

BY virtue of deed of trust, to me exc
cuted, by d. a Robertson. on the 20th day
of December, 1869, and of Record in the
Registers Office of Hardeman County, Ten
nessee, trust deed, Book A, Page PAT,
will on Thursday, the 10th of February,
1870, on the Lots in salisbury, sell the fol-
lowing Town Lots in the town of Salisbury,
to-wit One vacant lot In said town on the
south side of the Memphis IL Charleston
Railroad, it beng lot purchased by ID. A.
Robertson of j. IL SannOner, ON which l.
c. Moore & Co.'S house formerly stood, and
which house H. a. Robertson moved up on
the hill. Also one lot purchased by ID. 4.
Robertson at sale of J. ii Robinson 3
Lots, made by J. Il. Franklin, Trustee,
! lying between ID a Ferguson's store house
and VIM. IL. Murlhy's store house. Terms
of sale-Six months credit, bond and ap-
proved security required of the purchaser,
and lien retained on the lots until the
purchase money is paid. l believe the title
! TO above lots is good, but will convey only
such title as is vested in me as Trustee.
D. A. FERGUsoN, Trustee.
Jan Sd 1870
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b ULL'S
AR S AP ARILLA
A Good Reason for the Captain
Faith.

Read the Captains Letter and the Lette
from his mother;
Benton BARRACKS, Mo, a pril 30, 1866.
DR.. John BuIL-Dear Sir: Known
the efficacy of your Sarsaparilla, and q
healing and beneficial qualities it possesse
| send you the following statement Of n
case:
I was wounded about two years ago-w
taken prisoner and confined for sixtet
months Being moved so often, my woun.
have not healed yet have not sat up
moment since | was wounded. | am sh
through the hips My general health is
paired, and / need something to assist
ture. have more faith in your Sarsapari
than ia anything else. wish that that
genuine. Please express me half doz
bottles. and oblige
CAPT. G. p. JOHNSON, ST. Louis, no
2. S-The following was wri
April 80, 1865, by Mrs. Jennie JOhr
mother of Capt. johnson:
DR.. J0hn BalE-Dear Sir: My husbar
DIR. G. ). johnson, was a skillfuI surge
and physician in central New York, who
he died, leaving the above g. p. Johnson
nv care. At thirteen years Of age he haG
chronic diarFhea and serofula, f0r-whicI
gave your Sarsaparilla- 1t cured him.
have Tor ten years recommended it to ma
in New York. Ohio, and Iowa, for scrofu
fever sores, and general debility. PERI
success has attended it. The cHres efeo,
in some cases of serotHIa and feUer so.
aoere almost miraculous ! am very ankle
for nv son to again have recourse TO 20
SarsaparilIa He is fearful Of getting
spurious article, hsnce his writing to
for It. His wounds were terrible, but /
lieye-iIe will recover.
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
For sale by J. II. LARwILL.
Bolivar Tens.
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can't 1t BE Done 2

AS we understand it-and we got our in
formation from the Constitution of the
United States-there are three separate
branches of Government: Legislative or
law-making power; Executive, so to speak,
the carrying out power, and the judicial,
or deciding power We also learn from the
same source that all rights are inherent in
the people, and that they have right, in
convention, to change, alter and amend laws
as to them may seem best. Now, what we
are driving at is this: The Judicial officers
of this State are appointed, and their color
ing is always similar to that of the appoint
ing power. No use for comment-see
Brownlow's list as well as Grant'sl The
Legislative and Executive officers are
elected by the people. Over their heads,
as over all others, hangs the seeptre Of
Justice. Then why not elect the officers
who are tc pass upon the acts of the Legis
lature2 We are opposed TO the child
setting in judgement upon its father Il
is morally wrong Let the People choose
their own Judges and the partizan spirit SC
often exhibited on the Bench of late vii
be known no more. Rosson, introduce &
bill to the point
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-01-08
BULLS
CEDRON BITTERS
BULLS
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS
Arkansas heard from.
testimony of Medical men.

Stoney Point, White Co, Ark, May %, '66.
Dr. John BltIt-Dear Sir Last lfebru-
airy Twas in Louisville purchasing drugs,
and l got some of your Sarsaparilla and
Cedron Bitters.
Ny son-inlaw who was with me IN the
store has been down with the rheumatism
for some time, commenced on the Bitters
and soon found his general health improved.
DIR. Gist who has been in bad health, tried
them, and he also improved.
DR.. Coffee, who has been in bad health
for several years-stoB1ach and HUer affected
improved very much by the use Of your
Bitters Indeed the Cedron Bitters has
given you great popularity in this settlement.
[ think | could sell a great a quantity Of
your medicines this fall-espeeially your
Cedron Bitters and Sarsaparilla- Ship me
ria Memphis, care Of Kicker q Nicely.
Respectfully,
p. WALKER
Prepared by Dr. John Bull at his l4abora-
tory, Fifth street, Ky.
For sale By J. II. LARWlLL5
Bolivar. Tenn.
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Miscellaneous advertisements.
Trusfee's SaIe.

BY virtue of the power by me-
on by w. w. DAVIDSON, in q deed Of conveyance
to hirs-eonnected with power him
mebearing date September 1865, recorded
Registers office Of Hardemaa county Ten nesses book v
604 605 and for the the three
given By said David with
each the purchase money land
and herein deserbed-al Of which will
5th day of February 1870. the Postoc door.
of POcahoutas, Hardeman TsuH.,
public sale the highest bidder for Cash free equity
redemption certain pe Of land situated in said
ardemau being the southern portion Of land
veyed by Hendley Stone H. Whtemore by deed dated
June 5h aHd recorded in deed book No page 1913
and 54 IF said and the portion thereof be ssd
lies south side of the Phis Charl ailro
and contains hundred and fifty less
Il. n. WHITEMORE.
Dacem5ar 1859
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Penny wise and Pound Foolish.

We learn that bill is peAding in the
General Assembly which has for its object
the reduction of the salaries of Circuit
Judges and Chancellors, and that it is pro-
posed to allow them only the pitiful sum of
1900 dollars per annum. We sincerely
hope that the members of the law making
body will look calmly into all the surround
ings, before voting upon the measure, as it
is one, which, If made law, will most
assuredly work evil instead of good The
Bench should always be occupied by men
of high legal attainment, xPerience and
position, and not by Office seekers and fish
mongers Does any sensible man suppose
that such Barristers. as w. H. Stephens, j.
B. Heiskell, Thos. X. Smith, or w. H.
Bond, would assume the duties of Judge
ship for SO small a salary? Certainly not.
1t said that there was time when men
worked for "gIory," but the good people of
Hardeman are of the opinion that money
is the aim now a-days, and they cannot see,
in looking over the entire list, single per-
son who is qualified to sit on the Bench that
practice and dance to the tune of eighteen
hundred dollars year Circuit Judges
and Chancellors should be the Peers of any
and should be paid good salaries for good
services. We ask our Representatives to
vote against the bill, cause its defeat and
thus give to the people able officers to pre-
side over them in all matters of law and
equity.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-01-08

BUsINEss-Our numerous patrons viii
discover from advertisements in this issue
of the BULLETIN that the new and beautiful
block of building recently erected on the
east side Of the public square is occupied
by Bills & Hill, dry goods merchants joy
& Bullock, grocers, and H. Larwill, the
energetic proprietor of the popular :" New
Drug Store The building is owned by
Messrs Bills d Hill and Wood q NfcNsal
is two stories high, provided with commodi
Gus cellars, contains four elegant store
rooms, and viii compare favoraby with any
similar structure in the State Willis 4
Sloan were the architects and contractors
The building cost nearly 20 900 dollars, and
speaks well for the enterprising, gentlemen
who possess it The tenants Bills d Hill
| occupy the two southern store rooms, and
have spared neither pains or expense to
make the interior arrangements conform to
| all that is attractive and convenient alike to
themselves and their customers. They have
a full and complete stock of staple and
fancy foreign and domestic dry goods, no.
tons, clothing hats, caps, boots, shoes,
hard ware, guns, glassware, queensware, etc,
in fact, everything usually found in first
class store, and are prepared to sell all ar
ticles in their line at as low, if not lower
rates, as any mercantile house in the District
| The next store north of Bills & Hill is oc
cupied by Messrs Joy & Bullock, two of our
most worthy young merchants, who bid fair
to rival the big guns" Of Memphis in
vending the necessaries of life generally
and good things for the inner man especially.
They have magnificent assortment of gro
ceries of all kinds, and dealin confections,
pure liquors, wines, brandies, tobacco and
cigars, all of which are sold at a very slight
advance over prime cost The next store
north of Joy * Bullock, and the last one IN
the block, is occupied by Dr. j. Ii. Larwill,
Druggist and Apothceary, gentleman who
thoroughly understands his business and
who, during the short time he has been with
US, has won an enviabe reputation as a bus
mess man in every particular. His stock oil
drugs, medicines, dye stuffs, paints, oils, etc
is always complete, and selected with care
and an eye single to freshness, purity, and
adaptability. The F" New Drug Store il
truly legitimate 10 all its features, and de
serves the support of an appreeiatiVs and
sensible community For variety, enter
prise and attraction the cast side of the pub
lie square cannot be surpassed. Visit the
new buildings and see for yourself Yor
will then say that we have written the truth
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Mexico is agitated, and bloody revolu-
ton eminent. the church party is plotting
for supremacy, and Juarez is in danger The
people are divided into three uncompro-nis-
ing factions, and fighting may be looked for
at an early day.