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FoR RENT.

CUBURBAN PLACE-A beautiful place, L
IN pasture, two acres garden, frutt etc will
rent fer board OF family containing two
adults. and hid and nurse. Apply to
aul6 John q.
CTOREHOUsE@Commencing September
house. No. 25 Front street p To-
WI MOORE,
sul5 3S Main street
CToRE. AND DWELLING ATTACHED. No.
y Il Jefferson street, between Main and
Front Apply 70 MENkEN Bios.
ELOOR-The second door of No. 2s Main
Il street. Apply 70 l. a A. L. LOWEH
STEIN. on premises. aus
COTTON OFFICEs-No. 80 Front street, up
sugs nENKEH BROS
business HoUsE.-A nrst-class business
% house extra largel, No. 90 Main street;
only 10 a 6rst-clsss tenant, Possession 18th
Of August. Apply to 3. A Norton, ESQ., or
address at Germantown Tenn ,z
aue5 WIN. N. PERkINE.
HOUsE-A two-story dwenfng-house. with
II six rooms, two dressing rooms, kitchen
snd servsnts' rooms, on the corner OF Ponto-
Toe and St Martin streets. Apply TO
522 g. LLOYD, 81 Main street.
YOUR OFFICEs-In Stanton Block. Apply
= tOALLISOS BROS. Jyl9
IoUsE-A nne two-story Brick Dwelling
II HouEe, with nine rooms, Gas, C1stern,
myl6 A. HARRIS, &5 Main street
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Hon. ThOs. II. Caldwell, Delegate from
Tennessee % thei Centennial Ami
Versary tOf American independence
al Philadelphia.
The last session of Congress by specia
act, provided for a national celebration O
the one hundredth anniversary of Ameri.
can Independence, in 1876. Under this
special act the following official nomins-
ton was made by Governor Senter, in Ju-
ly last.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE. July q, ISL
Whereas, By an act OfCongress, approved
March the Sd, 1871, entitled an act TO pro-
vide for the celebration of the oue hun
dredth anniversary of American Indepen-
dence, by holding an International Exhi-
bition of arts, manufactures and products
Of the soil n mines, in the city Of Phil
sdelphis, and State of Pennsylvania, in
the year 1876.
And whereas, It is now made the duty
of the Governor OF each State and Terri
tory, to nominate to the President of the
United States, not exceeding one delegate
each, whose duty it shall be to perform
and superintend the execution of a plan
for holding the exhibition, etc.
Now, therefore, /, ID. W. @. Senter, Gov
ernor of the State of Tennessee, by virtue
OF the power and in accordance with said
act Of Congress, reposing special conf
dence IN the PATRIOTISM, integrity and
ability of Thomas a. Caldwell, OF our
county of Bedford, do hereby nominate
him as a delegate to represent the State Of
Tennessee in said exhibition at the time
above specified.
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto
set my hand and caused the great seal of
the State to be affixed, at the Department
in the city of Nashville, this 18th day of
July, A. D., 1871, and of the independence
of the United States the 96th. By the
Governor. d. W. @. SENTER.
II. Fl. BUTLER, Sec'y of State.
An official confirmation OF the foregoing
has just bsen received at the Executive
OHe from the President of the United
States.
Mr.. Caldwell Is therefore the officially
confirmed representative of Tennessee to
the first great international celebration of
the n hundTedth anniversary of the
Declaration of Independence, to be had
at Philadelphia, on the 4th day of July,
1876.
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RAILROADS.

GAUGE IN RUsSIA.-Robert F.
FRirlie, chief protector of the narrow.
gauge system in Great Britain, in a letter
TO the Railroad Gazette of Chicago, q
1.-THE Imperial Livny Russian Narrow (3
feet 6 inch) Gauge Railway Is built and
worked on the principles / have for so
many years advocated. The line is 81
versts (3S miles, in length, and has very
sharp curves and very heavy gradients,
The worst gradient is l in so for seven
versts. The line and its equipment have
Q completed for less than tWo-thirds
the cost of the most cheaply constructed
broad 70 feet) gauge line in Russia. The
train loads are S45 tons gross, exclusive of
engine, and the dead weight of such a
load is only 81 tons. This leaves a paying
load of 254 tons, OF 2 8 to 1, If YOU will
compare this result with the working Of
your WI lines, on which the loads are
move b 264 tons of goods you must have
at least go tons of wagons, instead of the
81 tons which In Russia daily performs this
duty. The general result is that a COM
psrstively light engine, on a light and In
expensive narrow-gauge road, sufices for
a train carrying more tons of goods than
are moved on any OF b Russian broad
gauge lines; and / much doubt II any of
your broad gauge lines in America could
do more. IL must be remembered that
the Livny line has q gradient of / in so for
i've miles, with many small reverse
curves; and also that which l have Just
described as its actual performances falls
short Of what could be done on the Fair
lie gauge OF only three feet"
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news to the people on Arkansas river, a,
they Will be- furnished with their mai
matter rs regular 40 heretofore.
The Julia, Captain Townsend, sails this
evening tor Cairo and st. Louis. Jimmy
Thompson clerk.
The Wharf and Landing Committee OF
the Board took g bird's-eye view of the
wretched condition Of the wharf last even
ing. but as yet nothing has been done to
check the large crack In the wharf at the
foot Of Jefferson street, which Is boundto
90 into the river unless something Is done
to prevent 1t giving way.
The George W. Cheek, Captain Mark
Cheek, backs out to-day at 5 p,m for
Friar's Point and the bends. Frank Con-
terman clerk.
The Henry Ames, Captain Jacobs, will
leave to-day at 8 p.m. for New Orleans,
The Batesville will arrive to-day from
White river. On account Of the dull times
she will ba laid up. The Legal Tender
VIII resume her regular trips on the 18th
OF next month. Captain William Elliott
Will command, with the ever popular and
courteous gentleman, Ed. Postal, in
charge of the Office.
The Marble City, Captain Boyd, will
les Te this morning at 10 O'Clock, for Vicks-
burg and b bepds.
The Columbia, Captain Tilden, will
leave this morning for White and Arkan-
sas rivers, George DOdds clerk.
Navigation between here and Vicks-
burg is getting precarious, nearly sl CT
the down stream boats that are partially
laden, encounter the prominent sand bars
which are growing worse every day.
Choctaw bend and island SO seem to be
the worst places beloWhere,
The Silver Bow, Captain Massie, will
get away this morning for Red river.
The Landing Committee, when they
meet this evening, should take some de-
eided action as regards the levee at the
foot OF Jefferson street. Repair it before
1t Is too late.
Joe's House, in the Elliot Block. was
opened yesterday morning with a fine
lunch, prepared by Morris Herman, head
center OF the culinary department on the
steamer A. ]. White. Among Joe's guests
were Captains Dave Hukill, Kari, Elliott
and Washington and ninety-six others,
The Celeste will drop down to the
wharf to-day snd receive for Arkansas
river in place of the Fort Gibson, and
leave Friday, as she has been withdrawn
from the Memphis and Little Rock trade
and placed in the Little Rock snd Fort
Smith trade.
The steamer Fort Smith will be here
Friday and lay up for the present.
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THE UNHAPPY MRS. LUCAS.
she f. Dissatisfied with Her Husband,
Attempts 10 Drown Hee hoy and
Suicide Herself.

She Is Dissatisfied with Her Husband
Attempts 10 Drown HeF Roy and
suicide Herself.
Mrs. Lucas. the wife OF q blacksmith.
who works at Bruce's carriage shop, had
q little muss with her husband yesterday,
on Monroe street, opposite the factory
where her husband works. There was
much bitter talk between them of a crimi-
mating and terminating character, It
appears the good lady had bsen
away in the country for the
benefit Of her health. or perhaps to
relieve the financial embarrassments OF
her husband. When she came back she
found things no better than when she left,
in fact, worse, so she repaired to the head
quarters to see what was the matter with
things in general. In the course Of the
unsatisfactory explanation which the
"lord OF. creatiOn" had to give her, she
became so exasperated hat she threw a
bar of iron at him. He was, happily,
expert enough to dodge it. Herself and
little boy left there looking the picture of
despair. She was pale and desperate. We
next hear of her on board the Hopeheld
ferry. She, 1t appears, at once proceeded
from the place on Monroe street down to
the ferry-bOat, and, taking a seat, gave
vent to her tears and TO her sOrrOws in
loud mutterings, which attracted the
attention of some boys who were playing
at the ferry landing. One of the boys,
Abe Isaacs, took hold of the little child,
aged four years. and said be would throw
him overheard. The woman replied:
"That is what 1 came here to do" and
took up the child and hurled him into the
river. She was about to jump in herself,
when young Isaacs caught her. Others
standing near by held the woman while
young Issacs ran down to b end of the
wharf-boat, swung over n seized the
child as it was floating by, thereby saving
its life.
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STEP QUIT

The following are the entries for the
trotting business:
For Thursday's race, mile heats, best
three in four, in harness, to rule, for
horses that never beat 800, there are three
entries, as follows:
1. W. ]. Payne enters S. Roberts gray
mare, by Brignoli, dam Pilot.
2, A. A. Rogers enters bay gelding, the
Major, pedigree unknown.
8. Henry Brothers enters bay horse, ten
years old, pedigree unknown.
The first race on Friday, mile heats,
in 5, in harness and TO rule, free to all
horses that never bsst $50, has also three
e~ntries-the same as above.
The Second Race, mile heats, In harness
and to rule, free for all; closed with the
following entries:
l. D. Dismukes enters d. OOckrell's
oh. &. Honest John.
2. DR.. E. s. Bowen enters bay gelding,
Screw Driver, formerly Emerald, aged.
8. James Cowan enters gray mare, Dolly
Day,
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HOW TO DRIVE THE DEVIL FROM AMONG
us.

Editors Appeal-In view OF the exceed
ingly warm weather, and the dullness of
business Just now, would 1t not DO q wise
Christian movement smong the pastors
of our churches, who still remain in the
city, TO organize q huge csmp-meeting,
either at Hopefeld or some convenient
spot below Fort Pickering. or else put on
the Charleston railroadP Out of the forty
thousand people in the city, not more
than three or four Thousand attend church
on Sunday this weather.
The disbolioal spirit of indifference sp'
pears to have taken possession of our
Christian population. Let US organize q
grand camp meeting that shall draw the
people by the tens of thousands. Among
cur Sunday school superintendents and
the energetic church members, the work
of the movement could be 30 divided as
TO be made q grand success. It is the only
way by which we can cause q genuine re-
vivsl Of religion and Danish the devil from
among as. x. l.. Q. Il.
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Hight of barome.
IT,. BROWN, Observer
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF ca. SIG. OFFIOER,
WASHINGTON. August ID 1871.


The barometer has risen slightly since
Sunday afternoon at the Pacific and
Rocky mountain stations and remains
stationary north and west of Missouri,
1t has fallen in Wisconsin and Michigan
and threatening weather is reported from
Southern Wiscopsin and Iowa. Tele-
graphic communication with stations in
Upper Michigan is prevented by extern
sives fires, and smoke and haze are re-
ported from Michigan to New York and
Kentucky. Rainy and cloudy weather
has continued in Florida and South Caro-
lima and is now reported from Louisiana
eastward. A maximum temperature has
extended from Missouri and Arkansas to
Western Virginia and East Tennessee.
Southessterly winds, with partially cloudy
and clear weather, have prevailed on the
middle and eastern Atlantic coast. The
barometer will probably rise in the North
west, without material change in the
weather. The conditions are favorable
for local storms tonight in Wisconsin
and Illinois which will probably be re-
pested Tuesday afternoon over the same
region. Light rains will probably be ex-
perienced Tomorrow on the gulf coast,
and increased c~loudiness, with generally
pleasant weather, throughout the ATTAIN
tic States,
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FOR SALE.

A OT-On east side of Bayou Gayoso, between
L. Court and Madison streets, fronting about
IfO feet on Court and 100 feet on Madison;
suitable for building cotton shed or ware
hcuse. Apply tOThomas WickershRm, at "a
old POstofdce Building. RuE6
EASE-The lease OF property No. 81 Mar
Il ket, on which Is quilt q two story frame
dwelling containing seven rooms and kitchen.
Good yard and cistern. The lease having
three wears TO run. For further Information
apply 10 AkARRs
sur5 No. 6 Water street.
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FOR SALE.
Lots FOR Sale In Lea City, on L0ag
Island, New fork.

IDA CITY Is situated on Long Island, p
Il miles from New York city, the Long Island
Railroad running centrally through Ida City.
Lots there are hereby offered for sale en- the
following terms: Fifty dollars each, on a
credit Of ten years, payable in tan annual in
stalments-say IS 90 per year on each lot.
The parties owning the above property pro-
pose to sell to the Southern people one-hai1
OF the lots. say 40GO, on the above terms
without interest The East River Bridge IS
now in process Of construction, connecting
Manhattan Island, upon which New York is
situated, with Iona Island.
This is q good opportunity Tor any person
of ms section OF country 20 Invest SEAL
sums in the purchase Of these lots. Terms
are easy, ana within the reach OF all Prop
erty on Long Island viii rapidly increase IN
value as soon rs East RIVER Bridge is CON-
pleted.
Map of the City OF Ida can DO seen. and fall
Information given, upon application being
made TO NY. FONTAINE.
corresponding Secretary
tFg so. ~ Madison street.
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EDWARDS MEMPHIS CITY DIRECTORY
FOR 1872.

The above publication will be Issued a.
usual for the coming year. Completeness
knd reliability guaranteed. We refer with
pride TO our Directories 81 the past three
years, of this city.
As a guarantee tor the future, Mr.. L.
Soards, general agent Of the Company, viii
call on our business men for their sub
scriptions and advertisements. Southern
Publishing Company publishers; Richard
Edwards, Superintendent and Managing
Director
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AMBROSIAL OIL.

We are pleased to see this justly-popu-
lar preparation again on the market. We
know it well and fsvorably where it was
used extensively through the South,
Clark, Frazier & Co., of Nashville, Ten
nesse, are again making ii, and are pre-
pared to I'LL all orders promptly. For
sale by the wholesale druggists, Memphis.
Tennessee.
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PUNrs-aIs Second street.

JACKSON TENE., as an educational
point, is u~nsurpassin0 in Wast TannsS-
see; its physical, social and moral adva1-
tages characterise il eminently as q Erpe-
ror locality for literary institutions Of
high order, and also possesses unususI
accessibility and most attractive advsn-
tsges for the thorough education of vouth
The following schools are in a h~ourisbino
condition, and deserve you attention.
well represented: The Baptist Female
Seminary, West Tennessee College, Men,
phis Conference Female School, Rev. L.
Z. Bright's Female school, Academy Of
the Immaculate Conception, Reads Tenn
perance Academy.
Send for q catalogue and see the merits
of each school.
The expenses Of the schools are made as
small Is practicable In all respects.
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LOCAL NEWS.
-Leddin's College.

-Leddin's College.
Attend Robertsonis College.
W. z. Mitchen's school, SOS Third st
Hugh d. Martin, Attorney at Law
293 Main and IS Madison streets.
The DAILY APPRAL, five cents pel
copy, a be had of all nswsmen in th,
city.
-Armstrong's Photographic Gallery
No. I'll MRin street. Three faultless gen
pictures for fifty cents.
ST. JosEPH's INFIRMARX-In charge OF
the Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
streets.
To OUR FRIENDs.-We invite letters
from our friends and subscribers in the
country. We want news in the fewest
words. Local movements and events.
politics, crops and industrial and educa-
fional progress. These are the things to
write about.
READ tbs advertisement on first page
giving programme Of celebration ofScott's
centenary.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
PRICES OF THE
MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGANS.

HAVING vastly increased their facilities
II for manufacture, the Mason and HamlLu
Organ Company are now enabled 70 On5T
their well known Organs, which are the &C
knOWledged standard OF excellence amouE
instrumental OF the class, At prices Of inferior
work. They print their lowest prices, which
are, therefore, alike TO al, fnVariaDls. The
following are Illustrations:
FoursOetave So
The same, Double Reed. %
F1ve-Oetave Organs, with TTemulant,
Carved and Ornamsnted-----s-----.. lU
The same, Double Reed, with Five stops, T.
Forty other styles, up tO---......-.----....-- hJJ
All In solid Black Walnut. All the Organs
made by this Company are thoroughly first
class in every respect. They viii not make
the so-caled cheap Organs at any price. The
comparative superiority Of their Instruments
Is now greater than ever before, as every
competent Judge who viii carefully xamin
and compare must perceive
Illustrated Catalogues, with WOOD Cuts
from Photographs OF the different styles, full
information and lowest prices; also, Testt-
monial Circular Will be sent free 70 any ad-
dress.
MASON & HAMLlh ORGAN co.
WaPsroons, $50 Broadway, Res Isrk.
mVFdAW
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OLD FOLKS AT HOME.

The Society meets on Tuesday next. at
8 O'Clock pm, at Hibernian Hail. I'M
Committee of Arrangements for the an
nusl festival are particularly requested to
be present.
JOHN 7. IRRELEVANT. seo,v.
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JOE LOCKE, 285H Main street, has
Cody, Peterson, Leslie, Demorsst, Har-
per, Galaxy, Eclectic, Every Saturdays
Monthly, Appleton's Monthly, Phreno-
logical Journal, BallOU, Pleasant Hours,
and = host Of other late monthles, all the
illustrated weeklies and principal dailies
of the United States.
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ATTENTION is called to the card of Hugh
B. Martin, Attorney at Law. We must
cheerfully indorse our genial friend Cap
tain Martin as worthy the entire conf
dence of all who may have business in the
LEGAL lima
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ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY.

The officers and members will NEE
promptly at 9 O'Clock at their hall to-day
By order Of
JOHN AINSLIE, Presd't.
Jno. B. CAMPBELL, Sec'y.
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FOR SALE,
FOR SALE.


Farm on Is1ana BE-
I OFFER for sale ny farm on Island 8. Mis-
Il sissippi river. containing 400 acres. 30 In
cultivation $50 acres in cotton, snd - In
corn. Twelve t~ensnthOuses, one good, con-
Portable log house and Out-buildtngsf EOoa
Cotton Gin, Grist Mill and Blacksmith SHOP
and Tools 1 viii take SIS per acre for crOp
and land-One-third cash, the balanc5 one
and two years. The crop cannot be beat IN
the State. Inquire on the farm o rpartiCu-
lars UyOl THO5 q. WILLIAMSON
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CHEAPEST AND BEsT.-Mrs. Whitcomb's
Syrup for children is sold by druggists
for twenty-five cents q bottle, and is an
admirable preparation for infantile disor-
ders.
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y TUATION-By a Lady Teacher Of Vocal
- and Instrumental Music; twelve years
experience In the South; best Of references
nue.. Chicago, Ills. jyH
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DARTNER-With SlO90 cash. in saloon busi-
II ness, already established; best stand in
the city; none hut an American need an-
swer; must be free nom all vices. Address
for one week. AZ C., Appeal once. eul0
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TEE finest grades Of wines and bran.
dies carefully put up in bottles for medi.
cal and family use.
JOHN LILLY, s51 Main street.
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ALL the ladies are excited over the sew
ing machine and silver cup al James
Park picnic TODAY.
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GRAND QUoIr MATCH at Jsmas' Psrh
today. Prize: Silver goblet. ArkansaI
has entered.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

EARH-My farm, on the old Raleigh road,
II known as the Catholic Place, containing
u0h acres-75 cleared, foul miles from the
city, crossed by Cypress creek. and mostly
nne bottom land, with good water, and ample
accommodations for man and beast,
s. q. SNYDER, ND.
aus cod SO Union street
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HOOP SKIRT
ManufactOry,
1873 I-2 Main ct.
Z
WaaUDEnVnH
WASHINGTON.

a \ Bustles shall continue In fashion during
"a the coming fall and winter season. and
sklrts Delng worn rom two to three yards
around the bottom, I am mauufaeturing q
variety OF brstlea both separate nom and at
Lacned 70 the hooped skirt. Ny Walking and
zrain Sk1rts Gre light, elastic, durable, and
give the dress the desired shape. They have
the nrm name stamped on .he ~Waisthand,
and can be had In all sizes. following
real French C0rssts, In all and extra sizes,
can De purchased only In the mandatory
LOiseanis embroidered, Long a Morning
Corset, Robert Werly's plain French Corset
Mime. Duponts short Corset, Nine. Foy'Es skirt
supporting Corset, the Panama akaleron Cor.
SER and Misses French Corse1s. Also tne
best improved shoulder Braces; Breast Pro-
tectols IN Whalebones silver wire and tnfafa-
Die rubber. Wholesale and retail.
ma LOUIS LANCE.
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"WHERE did you get those delicious
frultsf" Why, at Oliver & Fnnie;s;
they are the celebrated fruits grown by
Barbour"
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SYPHILIS

OF All diseases which flesh II heir TO, mons
R1ng so much misery, moral and physical
- syphilis. 10 all so afflicted We cam truly
say this remedy VIII help you. Two articles
found, by experience, 70 be peculiarly efnos-
cious for this disease, are eonta1ned IN this
compound. We ask you to try Dr. FoEler's
Compound Extraet, snds by giving Il q fair
trial, Il VIII cure you.
We sneak with much confidence OF Dr.
FoWlers Compound, because We Know uhaf
IL "a composed OF, and what 1t wiz do. We
know d.. Fowler vel, who Is a physician of
Known repute, standing second to none IN
She country, Of long experiences, an honors-
bic man, who, having 8 reputation for char
aeter, as well as ourselves, would never a.
low q medicine to GO before the public with
out merit Ano We say OF this Compound. II
taken according to directions. affair a fafr
trial, Il will do AL we claim Tor Il.
We oier it as a new discovery. which IL
certainly s-a genuine article for ScrofnIa
Syphilis and al bloOdtmpurifies; ana knoWs
ing the g-enuineness Of Il, as such We send IL
forth, saying, go, Heal Ehs SuderinqPs
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER Ro7.FxE
FoE SALE By
ROcK0yER Bros, Sole PFsprIstors.
IIs Liberty Street, New York Civ
q. ". JONEs& 90, wholesale Drarrkn
~ KAHN RfFssG
u o SOLE AGENTS FOR MEMPHIS
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SEE advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dis
pensary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Gnide-in another column. It
should be read By all,