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Should disabled SOLDIER Vote 2

When the establishment of the asylum for
disabled soldiers at Dayton, Ohio, was decided
upon, the state ceded to the national govern
ment tract one mile square for the purposes
of the institution, with the condition that no
resident upon il otherwise entitled to vote
should, by the change of jurisdiction, be de-
prived OF his right Of suffrage. The grant, with
the condition. was accepted by the general gov
eminent; the asylum was established, and the
disabled soldiers to the number of several hun
dred we've gathered there. Most of them were
citizens of Ohio, and had served their state and
their country at the cost to themselves of loss of
limbs or health through the wounds or hard.
ships endured in military service. The state
had expressed as emphatically as possible,
through its legislature, that its intention was
that these men should not forfeit their citizen.
ship in accepting the refuge offered them by a
grateful country. The purpose of the United
States was the same, and Of all the inmates Of
the asylum and the persons concerned in its
foundation and management, it is safe to say
not one dreamed that the acceptance of its pro
visions would deprive a single soldier of any Of
his rights as citizen Of the United States or Of
Ohio.
Most Of these disabled veterans, as it happened
and it generally does happen so in any assembly
of those who served in the late war on the union
eide, were republicans. Dayton, with the county
or district about it, leaving out the soldiers al
the asylum, has lately been democratic, but the
two parties are so nearly balanced that the sol
diers' vote was sufficient TO turn the scale
These soldiers at first voted, Of course, like othe
citizens; but a contest having arisen in regart
10 the election 10 state office, the suprem
court Of Ohio decided that their votes Shout,
have beel rejected for the reason that they d
not reside in the state of Ohio, within the mean
ing Of the clause Of the constitution, which, dc
6uing the conditions of enjoying the right c
suffrage, makes residence in the state one G
them. This constitutional provision, the cour
held, could not be set aside or evaded b
the condition in the act of the legislatur
making the grsut--nor by the acceptance Of th
grant With thecondition by The national govern
ment. We do not quarrel with the opinion {
the court. II may have been technically CO.
rect; but It was surprise to all concerned, an
was felt as hardship and injustice by all VIII
were afs, ted by It, At the recent election ,
members Of congress in Ohio, the soldiers
Dayton offered their votes, but they were +
jccfed IN accordance with the supreme co.4
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and Hebron. When we emerge into the sunlight
again, dusty, heated and out Of breath, Alec
spreads his snow-white cloth and produces
lunch. The Bedouins watch us from a distance,
and we eat, drink and smoke in a small cleft in
the hill which overlooks the Wady and the ter
rible dehle between Adullam aud the outer
world-AU The Year found
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THE SEA ENcRoAcHING UPON ENGLAND.
The Pail Mall Gazette saws:

The SEA ENCRoACHING UPON ENGLAND.
The Pail Mall Gazette says:
blouse property must be precarous invest
ment at Whitby, Judging from the great de-
struction of property that has Just occurred
there owing to a landsip. A great portion of
the East Cliff seems to have taken a header into
the sea, carrying with it part of churchyard, a
field, and several houses The last great land
slip at Whitby occurred in 1881, and the present
one is only the continuation of process which
has been going on for many hundreds of years
The sea is steadily gaining on the land of the
east coast of England, especially where the ge-
illogical formation is not of a kind that offers
great resistance. But in its attacks on high
rocky coasts, such as Whitby presents, after a
long period Of gradual undermining, a sudden
catastrophe ensues. The land cracks at the
base, the houses on it slip down, and the rock
above cracks and topples over or sinks abruptly
leaving vast tissure or depression.
From Hull nearly up to Marlborough the
coast is like bank composed of sand, pebbles
etc. and village after village has been silently
swept away. According TO Prof Phillips, this
waste has been calculated as going on at the
rate of about two and half yards in the year,
which upon thirty-six miles Of coast would
amount to thirty acres. One mile in breadth
has been lost since the Norman conquest, and
two miles since the Romans occupied Ebura-
cum" Kilusca finally disappeared in 1886.
Ravenspurm and Outhorne with its church and
burial ground hive vanished. On old Yorkshire
maps are still to be seen-"Here stood Auburn.
which was washed away by the sea" "Harr-
burn washed away by the sea-" CLYDE lost in
the sea-" In ancient documents mention is
made of other places-Frismerk TharleSthrope,
Redmayr Pennysmerk, Upsal, Pottersheet.
None Of them are to be seen at the present day.
On the other hand it is stated that the sea is
receding ON our western coast. If this double
action continues, it may be in the future that
Liverpool will find itself an inland town. with a
dried up harbOr, when Hornsea, Bridlngton
and Whitby are only names of the past
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Patents,
For all countries that grant them. obtained and any
business with the
COMMISSIONERS OF PATENTS,
and assignments Transfers of Rights etc. attended to;
Rejected Applications examined, and Patents Secured
When inc invention merts it, Besues, Extensions and
Interlerences conducted by
JAMES G. ARNOLD, Worcester Mass
OFFICE No. II Bank Block. Foster st. dtf fla
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LADIES' in want of real hair will do well to read
MEDINA's price list in another column.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-18

Fairbanks & Piper's Demulcent skin lotion cures
chapped hands and renders them soft and smooth
Try it.
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Flowers Preserve,

Wreaths, Crosses, Bouquets, and Cut Flowers. pre-
served QEders can be left at Mr. Geo Sessions corner
Front and Trumbull sts., L. II. Bigeows book and sta
tionery store, 23g Main ST., and with W. W. Cook at
Tanter's Greenhouse. DIFF Ia2
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Special Aotrtes.

WORCESTER, Jan, II, ISL
To the Editor Of The Spy:-Dear Sir notice in your
paper OF this date that my used last evening,
IN the meeting of the council for the position of city
physician receiving votes for that office wish
to state that it done without my knowledge or con-
sent. I did not or do desire the office.
Respectfully yours F. e. HURON, NJ. D.
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LATEST MARKETS..


Fairbanks & Piper's Wine of Calisaya Bark ar
Iron cures dyspepsia. TRY it,"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-18

Fairbanks & Piper's Wine of Calisaya Bark and
Iron restores the glow of health to the palid cheek
TRY it,"
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Southern securities lower on south Caroiinas, and
steady all others. Money closed wth xpected
ease, currency being ABUNDANT at a. per cent and
loans were negotiated at per cent The lookup
Of over fonr millions in money in the Mechanics bank
the great topic of conversation in Wall street, and it
rumored that three millions will be with
TO morrow. The only apparent result thus far in the
locking up movement is that in which the bears the
stock exchange supposed be interested in the loss
Of interest funds withdrawn and marked rise in
prices of stocks which confirms the opinion that
bear ique cheating the other MEMBERS and that the
present arrangement will be terminated ami money
plenty. Exchange quiet at li9h q no. Stocks closed
strong and active at the highest prices Of the day ad
Of Il "a u, per cent having been effected the
,fTru1i
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Attention is called to the advertisement of H. j
Wheelock, who desires a situation.I
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c. b. Eaton, 1s6 Main street. commences his an
nual clearing out sale of fancy dry goods January
IS. Persons wishing for nice goods in his line will
find them selling at very low prices
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-18

John y. Clark az son. Commission Merchants
ana dealers in Flour and Grain, Grass Seed Lime ca
cined Plaster OR. Bone. Cement, salt, Gusno Super
phosphate OF Lime and Western Produce, Nos. IS and
% dtf JOHN &. CLARK a SON.
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NEW YoHS, Jan l7.-Gold manifested little more
rmness toward the close but enough change the
price, ll0A a ll01 the quotations Of the entire day
Governments also CLOSED stronger.
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SOnOIna
apao deSthpa % Warrington ST.. Boston.

Wnnted-2OO Straw Sewers, Immediately. Apply at
the Straw Shop, rear 26 Beacon ST.
dlT DIFF v NJ RJAKE
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Fairbanks & Piper's Wine of Calisaya Bark and
Iron enriehes the blood. CRY it,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-24

The money market here is steady and with
out change. Banks readily accommodating
regular customers at usual rates, which remain
at 10 10 y per cent. per annum, and at 2 to s per
month to outsiders. Currency is in sufficient
supply for all necessary demands. The gem
eral feeling for money Is better than
al last review, aud as matters become more
/ settled In regard to the Chicago fire. the better
Is the feeling; The shipping and Commercial
! List, of New York. says: 1.-The depreciation In
railroad and insurance stocks Is the
/ decline having varied from ten to thirty Der
cent. Even the best class OF public securities
have suffered TO some extent. The aggregate
decline In stock value cannot W. been less
than "A hundred million of dollars, for the ma
jOr portion Of which there has been no sound
reason. All things considered, financial circles
have wlthstOod the shock OF the Chicago con-
migration remarkably well, the failures, out
side Of the insurance Interest, haVtng been
d 10 one small bank with only S200,lOo
capital, and some half dozen small stock brOk-
ems. The general markets are very naturally
more or less unsettled, yet the volume OF trade
does not appear TO have bean seriously cur
tailed. The effect Of the Chicago disaster, is,
OF course. serious In the aggregate, but the
losses in this city are so distributed that they
can be borne without great disturbance OF
commercial relations, falling as they do In
most Instances upon those who are able 10
bear them without affecting their solvency,"
Gold-Has ductuated more or less every day
for the past week, both In this market and
New York. Rates here are III, with scarcely
any offerings.
Securities-We have nothing new to report
In local securities and stocks since our last re-
port Arkansas levee bonds are still on
The market and ruling lower. shsl-
by county warrants are IN fair demand at
IS 10 SO. Tennesse money, old issue, from s. 10
sc. City bonds are firm II 6c buying and Gle
selling. Memphis and Charleston railroad
stock Is held II % 10 5Mc; Lat mortguge bonds.
s. 10 SIC; % do. 20 to SOC. Memphis and Little
Rock railroad shares are m at 10 to he;
list mortgages, 70 10 sc. Insurance stocks are
talked over, but no conclusion arrived at.
Bang stocks AIRS quiet. Mississippi warrants
are in moderate demand, and asking 50 to SIC;
Mississippi Valley, 30 70 Bio: fernando, "a TO
Csc; Planters and Merchants Insurance stocks,
s. 10 &c, Alabama SIS are quoted at s. TO zoe;
do SIS, 81 Of 20 lB3. Arka nsas State warrants,
new, buying al IS to 65ci do IS, S. to SIC; do rs,
81 to &c, dc SIS. % 10 nc. Mississippi Central
railroad shares at Is to loo; for LIST mortgage,
dealers report 81 10 Sc as the buying and sell
ing rates: "a do, y 70 7Se. Mississippi and Ten
nessee railroad shares are 10 70 Dpi do ist mort
gage bonds, 50 % sac; do "a, Zoe; consolidated :
per cents. 7Sc asking.
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PROF. EMILE WI1zMARa

Respectfully that to meet an ex-
isting want he will organize Select Evening
GLASSES Of Young Gentlemen for tnstIuc-
ton in the French and German lam
guages-
Classes will be opened en- the first day OF
October, 1871, and ON the first day Of each
month thereafter during the Scholastic
Year
REGULATIONS VIII Ee had twice a week.
rKRMs-S6 a month per pupil for classes OF
ewo or more, invariably IN advance. No
distinction made Tor absence.
Private lessons in French, German and
Music given at the residence OF pupils, al VI
per month.
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COTTON PRESS.
n. D. Cheeks W~rought-Irsn Screw Pianta-
ton eOttea Press.
Patented Dec. =, 1sssi August q, 1g7a.

A 7 MY L STAND, E22 LINDEN ST,
Memphis, Tennessee. I viii superiutend
and give my entire attention to the manu-
facture OF this justly celebrated and most
wonderful labor-saVtng Cotton Press. In the
last two years L have sold this Press TO many
old experienced cotton planters 70 whom e
has given such universal end entire Gatfsfac-
ton that Il would now be su-psrnuous in me
to say more than pledge myself that, this
year, the Cheek Cotton Press a be fully
equal, II not superior, 20 those / sold last
year. Suffice 10 TO say, that in baling on this
press you are rid of much labar, many dill
cuities, mi a vast amount OF annoyance that
o have when bRling on any other press, to
say nothing Of the humbug tricks.
An orders for the Cheek Cotton Press mus
be addressed 20 FORD, PORTER q Co Ne M
phis, Tennessee. Nd. CHEEK.
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INsOLVEKT NOTICE.

TTAVING suggested the Insolvency of the
II estate of Alfred Jackson, deceased, no.
tlce Is hereby given 70 all persons having
Clerk Of the County Court of Shelby county,
Tennessee, and nle the same. authenticated
fore tue 9Th day OF April. 1872; and any
claims not nled on or before said day, or be-
fore an appropriation OF the funds Of aatd es-
tate Is made, viii be forever barred, both In
law and equity. Thls 0rtoDer 4, 1871. Z
oc5 y, c. STEPHENSON, ADMIR-.
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Saturday, Eeysmber 4. 1871.

To test III sense OF the dualiaed vof.
er8 OF said county On ratifying and APP
proving The action OF the County
Court IN agreeing q promising to indOrse
on Dehail OF and In the name Of ffe county.
nlty thousand dollars Ia amguut OF the
eonds OF The Memphis and Raleigh Railroad
company, payabl at years, bearing eight
per CENT with coupons attached. PAYABLE
sem1-annuaAy, upon the terms and cnndi-
lions snecined IN the order, which Is here
with pubiiHhed.
Those b favor The loan OF the credit OF
the county, AS lDd1rsfd 1forfsald. will write
or print on their l~cifaia, " E0r Lam" and
those opposed Viii wrft8 or print 10 theiT
tickets. No Loan"
A List Of tbs Judees. csrrkS and officers will
be published Be ore ths day 90 election.
n.lnE.r Ia III
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VALUABLE SUBURBAN LA3DS
For Sale.

No. S. r. second CbanceTy C~Ourt-rhos.
q. Neal ct al. vs. X. J.. B. L. VIM Ell al.
DV virtue OF a consent decree OF the second
~ Chancery Court OF shelby county, sn-
tered in the above cause. L VIII, at my Office
door, ON second street. Memphis, offer at
public sale ON
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ELECTION NOTICE.

DY virtue OF an order OF the Honorable
y County Court o shelby county, in quar-
seriy session, a. it, present October session,
l viii oPen and hold an election at All the
Legal voting Places IN said county. IN
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LIVERPOOL, October q, u-I5 a.m-Cottou
dull and depressed. Middliag uplands, ed.
middling Orleans, g5sd. Sales to-day, l0,OG
bales.
3~p.m.-COttOn dull and declining. Sales will
be about 500 bales. Middling uplands, ga
Ss5d middling Orleans, g44g5sd.
3 pm.-COttOn heavy. Middling uplands
Sk@Sssd; middliug Orleans, g<Gg7sd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-24

This trade during the past week has been
very satisfactory. Country merchants are
and pleased with the promptness
their customers pay VI as bills become due,
next sixty or Ninety days, The market u arn.
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Bonds In London.


The following were the closing quotations OF
Southern securities in New York on Thursday
last. We omit Tennessees, as they VIII be found
in the Geographic dispatches;
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A. C. TreadweII & Bros.
WHOLESALE 6ROcERS
FACTORS,
No. d UNION STREET,
sToNEWALL BLOCK, : MEMPHIS. TENN,

HAVE ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCKS
u It has ever been their pleasure to offer,
both to the city and country trade, consisting
in part, viz:
1900 bags Coffee 1909 kegs Ea1IsE
100 hhGs sugar / o 5blB. suRArt
1000 bdIs. Eron-ttes-au ~Dafter1HF
20OO pieces Baggtng,2 10 ~ POuads
1900 bbIs. FA0Ur-ali grndes
1000 bbAs. SaIG ! o bbEs. whisky
o pkgs. Tobacco 100 cnses baraises
o cases oysters
Rae0n. Tess Pork Hams. Lard
MRskerel, Moiasses, Meals and various
ether ARTICLES In their lAae tee numer,
eos e mention
The attention Of wholesale dealers is spe-
cially invited to their large stock, which has
been gotten up with great care, and Ia offered
az prices that must psove satisfactory TO buy
era,
Thair Cotton Department Is under the
charge OF A. {. TREADWE ELL, who gives his
psrsOnsI attention to the sale OF Cotton, an
saving had Us years experience in the bust
ness, feels competent 10 do justice to shippers
in the sale Of the staple. They would further
return thanks for the very liberal patronage
HERETOFORE extended 70 them, and respect
fully solicit q continuance OF the same
salI dAW
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NEW ORLEANS, October q, Il.30 a.m.-Cotton
unsettled Middliug, lss4c. Sales, go bales.
2 pm.-Cotton dull and lower. Middling,
lsLc. sales, 200 bales.
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Sash, Doors and blinds

The weather has been remarkably fine dur
ing the fall months, which undoubtedly has
aided materially contractors in finishing up
their present contracts and taking new ones.
This has been done in Memphis and surround
ing country, and trade in this line of goods
has been active during the past two months.
since our last review there has been no
| change in prices.
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pOrtink WAISTS, with WhaIDbOne or oOrui
fOiEeau's Embroidered, Long and Nursing
Corsets; Weriy's plain Corset; m Du-
porting Corset; the Skeleton Corset; Misses
trench Corsefs. and the new, long side steel
Corset. handmade. These COrsets are the
best: can be purchased only ia The manufac-
tory. Also, the improved ShOuidar Braces;
Breast Professors, In whalebone, siiSerwtre
and inf1atabIe rubaer. Wholesale and retail.
sA2R LOUIS M
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2 p.m.-COttOn nominal; sales on the spot
hOO: futures, 1859; November, lSLc; Deem.
Der, 7 20; January, Is 9-l6c; February, Is l3-I6ci
receipts, sE2 bales.
Sd p-m.5COtbOn market closed barely steady.
SalestO spinners, 647 bales; export, 1892; specu-
lauOu, s3; transit, ~; contracts, H,4O0-OctO-
Der, ls3-l8c; November, Is 5-l6e; December,
1870, January, lS3sc; February, 1s5sc; March,
lg1sc.
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A. q. TREADwELL, late Meacham = TreadwsIl
A. B. TREADwELL, of Treadwe1 Bros.
X. A. TREADWKLL, of Treadweu Bros.
r.. ID. TREAuWKLL. of TraadWeu Bros.
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Application msy bemade TO him at mis- roo
No. $40 IL SECOND STREET,
up stairs, between Monroe and Union streets.
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NKw YORK. october "a, l02S ~a.m.-GoVern-
ments nrm, with q general advance In prices,
Sterling exchange is steady at l0SJ6. Gold Is
lOaning at l-2 Of / per cent
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MRS. Macy MONROE

Has returned from the North and respect
fully Informs her patrons and friends that
She has taken the rooms NO. S2 Gayoso
Block, Main street, where she viii be gisd 70
see them. Dress Making I'm the Latest
RevEaaL oc8
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NOTICE..

THE undersigned purposes to place in Gull
Il uvatton his land, situated at the south
west corner of Jackson and Lauderdale
streets, In South Memphis. An persons In
terssted are hereby notified that the bodies
OF persons buried there, under the dirention
OF the "freedmen's Bureau" and the late
"Cou " CommiRsionersp of Shelby county,
should be removed before the LIST Of January.
ls12. g. I. BEAUREGARD,
ocD per I'M a Rulklev.
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1871 FAIL AND mIMTER sEAsom 1877
MIS- M. c. HUNTERS
SOUTHERN
Emporium Of Fashion,
z47 MAIN ST., MEMPHIS TENN.

8-EPrENBER, H7f.
To the ladies OF Memphis and surrounding
country.
VLTE TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING
w you that our fall and winter stock IS
open for your inspection. CONF rfsing a large
assortment OF straw Goods, Flowers, Ribbons
ana silks. Grapes and Illusions, Weivets Of AL
shades, Laces and Nets, and everything
requisite In the millinery business, With All
the latest novelties and fancy goods Of the
season. We respectfully solicit a visit 70 our
establishment, where We shall aim. by low
prices u fair dealing, to sell a. low as any
other house in the city.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. N. O. HUNTER,
al Main street. opp, Odd Fellows Hall.
Dressmaking In the latest Partsfau styles.
Stamping and braiding done toorder. t5sN
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pR. J. e. WRIGHT,

Late of Columbia, louisiana, offers his pro-
fessional services to the citizens of Memphis
and vicinity. A continuous and extensive
n~ractice In the Ouachita Valley for twenty
consecutive years having given MIN a prac-
tical familiarity with the various types of
disease eademica1 in a Southern climate, he
confidently hopes to givs satisfaction To all
who may favor him with their patronage
Having devOted special attention to OPERA-
TIVE for many years, and success
Gully performed most Of the capital opera
lions Of the day, he respectfully solieits pat
in that branch OF his profession.
Third EtrsafH. oes
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bdta0T0 6h1fIS.
Gilberts.--...S....SH 90 Wilcox a Royal "a 90
wilcox and hp1 - % Washington II 90
do Bonita q 90 Rrunners.. SIS to % 00
4 American Dress Goods.
Hamilton deia'es I8 rieptalN N
Pacific do 20 Coburgs....8 to IS
OantOn Mammals (BToVnl.
Ellerton ~ .........A PemberS a Ant
do ........--.N do Y..N
Canton FEGnneLs (BledGche,.
Ellerton O...-...28 fremont iIk
fremont A-----.LS Hamilton. FIX TO
Wood and willow Ware.
This line of goods, like other merch andise.
Is In good trade, and dealers report q fair bus
iness. There are no changes in prices from orr
last weekly review.
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GARD.
APPERSON & KENNEDAY,
DEALERS IN
BOOTS nj SHOES,
269 ~ Nan 81, Memphis.

WE take pleasure IN announcing to our
w friends IN the city and country, thaI
we nave purchased the stock of Boot and
ars making large additions, and viii, in few
days, offer 70 the public the best selected
stock of every article usually kept by houses
in this business, winch we pledge ourselves
to sell as low rs any house In the city.
Dur motto shall be prompt and polite atten-
ton, best goods, short profits and quick sales.
and beg that our friends viii give as a call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. sells