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ACoUiTTED.-Joan &. Wiley, indicted for
staDhin" Jacob Richardson in the arm, was
tried before Judge Guigon yesterday aud
acquitted. -
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A PPOMATTOX PAPER MILL,
"A PETERSBURG, Va,
M.nuYs cturers Of Eewa, BOOK, ana h1appihs
Papers.
Orders solicited, TO which we promise prompt
MCItWAINE& q 90.
au 7S-2m Grocers and Commission Mcrchahts
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LIST OE LETTERS.

TISr OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
IN THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE SePTEMRER 30, 1871.
Persons calling for letters In this list will please
Advertised.
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.aro photographs OF Bishop Whttle c IN he had
at FaAfsER's gallery, oppositg the po,t-olics. /
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fssE.sIyS Ek y.

NJ J. l. | \ l. /: y. s-sI9s
am NV uirr:ug = new alS desirable ysNSNNe
st.,, -. NH ITEEE 3ruFAStY GOOD, c H.
...lrng rt the Itt.sL roroltieS aG tpcd 20 the !i
-.H winter 81 sous. Hsv!lg mace isrge pu--
IN s.rt O. shtA to SCI! my goods al pfUh IL
U..a.I !, ho NJrlGc With ii csli.
MRS L. l.. JtNr : ala Efoad s.T'ct,
s, 3d.iw rctwe1u atn dLd 3tl streets.
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TEARS AND PEAciiEs.-A f.w moro OF those
hoe d irtiett Gears aud some Sor, peaches may be
had ut PIZZINrs . -
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Cocoanut, cream, chocolate and bu,ter-scotch
candles, chocolate and gum drops, and q large
stock or good things; may be found at PlZzryrs.
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spEs's'sarc "
FURNITURE, DC.

WE ARE NOW MANUFACTUR.m "a
" ING aud rec, !vlLg the In 81 extensive ksss
au! elegant st1ck 0i }S1
f!RElTURE
t!ra. has eyer been Of red T. the people or Nir-
-ln.a. kte " ,ula ~! lcNI4Ily call lhc attSutiop
~! .uc public 10 cur .Aas6&R aud PARLOR
J. l;.II I'.sF, na,ng nt superior workmgnth'p
ami newest pAtterlc. You VII nAd In our ware
i,~aIGs
whHrNCBES, BUREAUS
BEb2TrF. IS ~ ; ST.. SD9,
ThBsRH eIHIH:t&Rns,
ETAGlRfS. M..IERHSbES,
CHA,RS. DISK. SAFES,
" ~ a grant variety OF o'hcr FUR :tFuRE. II
viii hUro pleas re IT, snow al wii3 nay Iii
-" II tIrouxi. puz mtrrrurlus.
HeRW OrD ( ElTTSH.
'csT ';VyrruUr street. Richmond. Va.
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Country merchants and teachers supDIlsd with !,
School so,ks on most liberal terms by ELLfsoT
& TAYLoR, bookseller,, lliG Main street. -.., -.
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Jelly cakes aud pies Of evory kind, mada OF the
best materials sud selling low, at PIzziSrs.
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A SPECIALTY-Reservc Dividend POLICIES
Widows and Orphans Beneh. Life Insurance
COMPANY. j. g. MOORE, Agent.
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Boys READ TIIIs.-You can rot /. very nrc,.v
steam engine at pIzzrsl's for the low prizes OF
one dollar. Go and see them, end ges your Ba-
rents To buy you one
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School and College Tex, Books Of sYery hind
wholesale and retail, ut ELLYsos TAYLoR's,
llIe Main street. - :.
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bisnep Wh t'le's card photographs csn be had
AZ thAYsEn's extensive gallery, opposite the
Post .ofire. -. - =
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Fins selected stock Of mems snI boys bats al
1915 Main street. -.-
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' Fresh arrival Of those Guc Nutria, cinnsm,u-
celored bats, at ALLgS's
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Broadway style silk lats at ALIENS, 1915 Main
stree. ----- =
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR,
CULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY;
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY. :. .
NattonRI Commercial Convention
Wednesday. .-.----

A report on narrow.gatlge railroads was
adopted, but it contains nothing except
that stale cid Welsh story no information
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ALLEN has The prct!lest styles OF hai,, caps, &c.
TO to see HIN. ..
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81 5o.--Ladics' serge button boots, good aItic'e
It CAYLoR'S, FOR $50.
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sllyer-tipped Polish boots can be found at TAY-
LoR'S 335, coruer 4Lh and Broad streets.
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School Books, wholesale and rctatl for nasc by
E1IYsoN & TAYLOR, Ills Main street. -. y -
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CLOTHING.

1871 CLOTHING. ISf
FALL STYLES.
Just opened, q magnificent stock OF Gents ana
Youths
READY MADE CLOTH1NG
and
FURNISHING GOODS,
Or this seasons nufacture, comprising all
the novelties In style and fabric.
Also, 4 beautiful liue OF SAMPLES FOR the
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.,
Which am prepared to ID axe up IN the best style.
Au exanlie a Ion OF the above SUPERIOR
STOCK is solicited JOHN ). DEFLtN,
Sc Ism 1907 Main st., opposite Post-Ofice.
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cy's shuck factory created considerable ex ~
element in the lower BoweryisG 81 assstSssss r.
A young citizen OF Manchester who last !.
week married 8 young lady Of Richmond
under peculiar circumstances, has applied
for divorce, ~ 59t 4 ,.a.fstzs - 81.
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FrOR RENT. THIRD FLODR, with e.
Z k!tCuct o 1nan0G atiors: al -. lABit Ei.A
af.i ,,AE SAGE i!lI>-J. on Grac2 ste>t, De-
[. reu i,h s-d olh. Ar.ly at Sli ha!n stree.
So .J-.+
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!sMESEM ENI'S.

AMESEMENIS.
OLLER Sk A II N G
l.
ASSEMBLY HALL.
The regular ass amblies will take place MON
Day - Ei.NFSRAI, and FRIDAY akTEN-
Moons at 4 O'Clock. and TUESDAY. THURS
DAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS At O'Clock.
: here viii also be au assembly every SATURDAY
MOENISG i. 10 O'Clock. MUSIC at the night as
semblies.
s!nole ticket Children under IL, Is cents.
SC IS 3m
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7 Isl or LETTERS REM AIMING IN
i TIRE MANCHESTER L y TOFFI G f
SE.t"lrHE..t 80, 1871.
Persons cslng for letters III this list will please
say Advertised" II not called for IN four weeks
tatr viii be Scna - the Dead Letter once, lii
Washington, y. &.
LADIES' LIST.
Carte. Miss Fannie LsPrade, Miss Emma S.
CLARKE Mrs patsey (co- Morris, Miss Emm. =. {
loreuj Perpignon, Mrs. Eliza
Graves Hrs. Ann tcoi'd) bcih
How rd Miss Rosa Sims, MISS Fanuie D. (2l
i4ar:ruw, Mis- liza Williams, Miss SAl!e
Jeunngs, Miss Bunch
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Archer j Il. Pride, Jetsr
R,o-cks focrat2s hoh!llard jeremiah
"a ius, john W. Sims, Braxton
Fruiss VIM. Ttylnr, G. q. (2)
nayre, andrew J. w .ddei, James tcofd)
Harris. ", j.. WillStou, Mr..
Minspaugh. e. V. Williams & Williams
Muse, J Ohm l.. Young, GuiCs AMI Lew Is
INITIALS.
"E," Manchester Va.
j. II. CUNNINGHAM. r. N.
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1e.eegG. Gs5Hs;ss t~c.

poets. SHOES. TRUNKS. &C.~-@
/ } tAr,. "uw in store most Of my + a L; 49,
,it't +, .n3rirtlfr I'll % tnc !tad!ag sty!ts TA-
# 1ttlo.. ScLt 0c3},ME, noyr, misses. an'' CUT
...u'T ROOFS 2EG SALntHAtS made l'y 4 9
- = au?rn.gi manufacturers. 9ni shall b. sold
- .. =. ~. L. ..ThILHE.
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PIxNSG. ORLEANS. dc.
EESgEEEE.E.EB.

IL at ~syt sr:plicd with The iu1uties uf The sea-
tru~-tue BfSl MEATS OF ali hinds-F,jW Ls,
tame a4J Wilt GAME or oil sorts-oIsIERs
R&Lea reduc,d-.dishes ample. Pastries OF the
ias!. OrGers FOR surpcrs xnd entertainments o!
IN most ertAai and recherche stlIo 9.is0 IN tER
li.'t5t satisfactory iDaantr.
tas BAR, a. web az the table, With rates Euitea
u IL. t'mes. I he bEss liquors EiWays on name,
&Ei ntIu3 drinks orewea by tEo most 9si'liai
La.d.
tbEE t2HhEkTE serycH up 70 elegant stYle 10
the LADIES' SALOON, wfafe perfect privacy
aDI G.:Eutun arc maintained. -
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s.r.S h.AE.s: .a<Ft sIGEz-

J,uN EENT. rNHr OF a HOUSE. Hf..s
I N,r.iIC 4. NJ. .U9 east FraikEE street. Sa:a
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r;'unLE. AEnl NICE ROOMS FOR -
~ /, yrrv dvsir. die, w.tG nlJd@ta Goa Iii
Il ncos. o"A'rg su p,ld "y p-optirtrT In
- a. r.....,.,, sc2i-lrE
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RESOLUTION ADOPTED.

Resolued. That this Convention recon-.
mend to railroad transportation companies
to 40 reduce local raj es of freight and pass.
aye as to give them nearer proportion to
through rates. ''".
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RssEGE.S WANTS.

AVIAN TED. every person to know that
w y 60 J0H&StON haze Tor sale all the
y OF ard COLt.fGETfNr I ROtk that n
....,y Sc 50 Q,
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Armstrong. j.
A Ston, NJ.
Arcmr, Fmma
Barrett, H..
Biiiurs, &.
Eowles, =. Y.
Erp Ks. NJ. 4.
Brock. Il. -.
Nurruss. r..
RTke. NJ.
Buckucrs, NJ. /
Cave. r. A.
Cameron, N.
Gary, NJ. r.
Chesthan Nj. A
Ctortnn, G.
Coahill. A.
Cook, a.
t'rausha ~. n.
Crew, K &.
Cray, NJ. j.
lie mis- W.
DIXON. l..
| fuycc, Il.
Dyer. y. q.
t6w iIds, u.
Fleming, ). r.
| Ford. VI. -.
Ford, r. j.
| FraUcis, NJ. A .
| Gar. r..
/! Garcia. 81 atie
| Gallego, &. t2)
| Gal!ew. G..
| G .otlall. NJ. (2)
! Goawiu, n.
| Gra'es. \. r.
| Trtnes, r.
| Gran, NJ.
| Gwathm sv, NJ.
| Rsskihs, II.
| Ha-rIs, ".
Harris, 8.
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~, csIS Me:chsn! TaiIo:s. No. 10 l4:h s..
- MAC WANTED.-~We pay the highest
= .-v-E, price IN CASH fer SGHhC. Ihe
f,.s..c l-.u.s bc 0f gr,eu color, well dried, aud
,.,. .~.la saiii sttckG, &nd berries. We re
~. Il clih... .. tSrue!Y IN Manchester or IN
r.E.s.rr.i IL U0rL Its H:l,s, adjoining CITY GGs
y f:s - .,y 'audir or railroad depot, or at our
~, ayfysr. HUT.ST & KING.
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SIUR RENT or LEASE. Il aFARM-abput
! i,I'. acrts- on" SEd II. c quarter mites rCr
i.c ,ity .; kic,IuruJ, ~ the n,ock tucnp ke.
~. iuiltTo ~me.t, tnow IN toUrEe al coz HI:uc-
.....4 ~! cu.Slsr ~ < :tWfLL'HG win tlS
.ru.a. nzIu. slabi-. kitchen, &c. For gardening
nr !.t:y purposes this place is vel tuiiti, hciuS
-. t!psd leading 10 lne c,ty. The buidacs VIII
e.. comp c;.d ny The IL of November. POSSESSION
vs lie and g!Y,u ri once. Apply 10
lIAM8LELkSSH & JONES,
q, - 2w Isle Cary street.
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Propric.cls Spotswood Hotel: James River
fhnuu ac:urins Go. James River Insurance Co.: ::
Th,. sell Company, Rich;uomd: Owner al ttc
academy o; Music Ctrtrd: The Misses Stewart;
Box $40; ". G., D.; IMrs 5. {.
VESSELS.
Hard ,sstle, -, Chamberlain, y. t2l, Wordar.
~ IL iIaYtttGn, ~, Schooner j. Ii. Lock wood :;
i,cy.r, r, urav. C., Anderson, <. n. brig Emma
T.. Hal; Anderson, L. ;. (eI. schooner Br' eze :;
iix,kcli .. "A. (2l, brig Watham schooner j. (.
Henry Picket. r. c., Bark j. Geteeison :'Haun-
da.s l.. W., ha' uga hancock rtstin. T.. hlrQuc
y; yrr; lisiey, :. :, bark IS. halcy :Wocdhali. e.
r.. h1!I +. " aker. tuttel:. y. a., bSrquc VIII
iiam: -'uw. y, baTGuc MoniLpS: E4utrc. T..
D%,i,e: ii. rrig IFg., tn rqGe j. Ashlard; Grade,
-, ra.9u: Ee3gn-ce.
T. J.. VAN Lew. Postmaster.
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REASSEMBLING.

REASSEMBLING.
On the Convention being again called to
order, Mr.. Monroe resumed and concluded
bis remarks, urging Wis views in clear and
distinct manner.
MIR. W. w. Walker. Of Virginia. was in
troduced as the modern Patrick Henry of
the Old Dominion, and made n speech.
The reporter does not say how well be
played his part.
a paper was presented from Mr. Law.
renee Myers, Of Philadelphia, covering a
plan for clothing the sides of the banks oi
canals with one eighth inch sheet iron Sc
curely fastened and suspended equi-distant
above and below the water line, thus pre-
venting all damage. Referred.
Tie report asking that special commit
tee of five be appointed by the chair to
nrcpare and present to the Congress Of the
United States memorial asking an appro-
priation sufficient for the removal OF OBJ
structions from the channel OF the James
and AppomattoX rivers, and for deepening
and otherwise improving the channel OF
these rivers to the cities of Richmond and
Petersburg, in the State OF Virginia, as
NAV be recommended by the Engineer
Bureau Of the War Department Of tie
United States, was adopted, and the chair
appointed the following committees: L. w.
Hughes, of Virginia; l.. D. CrenshaW, OF
VIRGINIA Isaac Davenport, Virginia B:
B. Vaughn, Virginia; Andrew heVan,
Virginia.
Judge Ould was put on the Committee
on Unfinished Business. .l,,..- elz.e
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Richmoad, va Sept 9Th, 1871. - -, -.
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our friends and public TO
! Z c-LL IN .Kau.l:Ln our y : " EAtLiL &llI

VI "a.I hnr tNan.lac OUT NcN anh 6Ht
\ INT2H & &lnI.
s.. PuL.r RICHARDSON & CO..
,r civ He-chant T3ilo:s. No. 10 l4.h 81.
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a Chandler


Some of the Radical Democratic aud
Radical Republican papers, in chasing
the papers of Kentucky, class the Hick-
man COURIER as an taror of negro suf-
frage, etc. This is false, and those who
print it should know it. We believe the
18th, 14th and 18th amendments, were
unwise, unjust, accomplished by force
and fraud, and the most sweeping acts of
tyranny and usurpation ever perpetrated
on free people. Nevertheless, we are
compelled to admit that, so far as they
relate to the negro they have gone into
effect and cannot be reached. For in
stance, if Congress was to repeal the 10th
amendment, by which suffrage is con-
ferred, the negro would still be a voter
in all the States except Kentucky, be-
cause the State Legislatures have made
him so. Weagree to negro suffrage, etc.,
precisely as we agreed to negro freedom.
We fought it as long as we could see
either sense or use in it, and then stopped.
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FULTON AND MADRID BEND RAIL.
ROAD AND LEvEE CoMPANY.-A meet.
ing of the land owners and residents Of
the overhowed district between Hickman
and Madrid Bend, was held at the Court
house, in this place, Monday last. Mr.
Jno. W. Wingate was called to the Chair
and Mr.. JnO. w. Cowgirl appointed Sec.
rotary of the meeting.
Judge A. D. Kingman and Capt. H
A. Tyler addressed the meeting in favor
of the enterprise, each giving his Legal
opinion that the old charter was forfeit
ed and that a new act would have to be
obtained for work.
On motion Of DR.. W. d. Corbett, the
meeting proceeded to effect permanent
organization, for the purpose of obtain
ing new charter, canvassing the matter
before the people, and in this view elect
ed the following permanent officers
II. A. TYLER, President.
HENRY CAMPBELL, Vice President
JNo. w. CowGILL, Secretary.
Messrs. A. d. Kingman, II. A. Tyler,
and Jos. H. Roulhac, were appointed by
the meeting to examine the previous
charter of the Company and report to
the next regular meeting what legislation
was necessary.
Messrs. A. D. Kingman, Henry Camp
bell and Henry A. Tyler. were appoint
ed a committee to canvass the matter be-
fore the people interested, and see what
assistance and co operation can be OBJ
tanned from the Tennessee land owners.
The feeling generally prevailed that
the enterprise was practicable and feasi-
BILE, and that every exertion could and
should be used towards its success. This
enterprise is of vast importance to the
country, and especially to the town of
Hickman, and We trust it will receive
every encouragement. The Company is
Differed by competent, able, reliable,
energetic gentlemen, and men who know
no such word as fail.
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RAILROAD TO TRoY.-We are very
glad to hear that the good people OF
Troy, Tenn, are at last aroused to the
importance of railroad connection, and
that at meeting last Monday the nee
essary amount of money for the extension
of the Paducah aud Gulf road to Troy
was secured, or within few thousand
dollars of the amount. This connection
will be the salvation of Troy, and will
place her again on the high road TO pros
perity. 1t is the expectation to com
mence the work without delay, as the
Paducah and Gulf Company have given
their promise to extend the line, when
the S25 900 now subscribed, was raised.
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MARKET REPORTS.

New York Market
New YORK, July 10.
Gold was a little frmer this morning, and
advanced to 1922, but in the afternoon de-
clined to and closed at 112I.
Cotton dull, middling uplands 205c.
FIour-dull, SIS 0Oa6 90 for shipping
grades to extra. Wheat dull, old 81 45al
so; new 81 50al 523. Corn, mixed 7la72c
Cincinnati Markets.
CIScISSATI, July Is.
Cotton dull, middling 201c. Flour quiet,
family Sc 50a6 rs. Wheat dull-new red
81 20a1 %. Corn dull, Soc. Cheese 9!allc
Lard I0lc. Bulk meats, asking rates, Shout
ders 81; clear rib sides 74c; clear sides SC.
st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, July 49,
Flour, medium and choice brands in fair
local demand, other grades neglected; dou-
BILE extra So 25a5 so; treble extra So 6Oao
rs. Wheat dull, inspected No. red Fall
81 GOAL 12I; No. . 81 20. Corn, white &C
tive and firm, white 56a57; mixed sacked
59a62c. Bacon quiet, order lots of shoulders
75c; clear rib sides DC; clear sides 9lc
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, July Is.
Cotton dull and nominal, merchandise
2Oia2OIc Corn scarce and firm, mixed 75c;
yellow zoe; white soc. Uay, choice 10 prime
S2sa29 90; choice S30a31 90. Sugar dull,
common 94c; prime 113a1iSc. Molasses
firm, city reboiled S0a35c. Coffee l34alo3c-
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withdrawal Card.

Citizens of Hickman and Fulton counties,
Owing to i'll health it became utterly
impossible for me to make a canvass of
the counties in the pending legislative
contest, without which, success would
have been exceedingly doubtful, and as
could see neither fun, glory, or profit in
defeat, have of my own accord, with
drawn from the conflict, returning my
most earnest and sincere thanks to those
of my fellow citizens whose partiality
and preference, impelled me to accept
the fattering calls which were made on
me through the COURIER, early in the
Spring to make the race To those whose
inelinatious and desires led them to sup
port my opponents, 1 return my gratitude
for the kindness and courtesy extended
to me on all occasions, from the hour of
my accepting the call to the day of my
withdrawal from the race. Now, with
kindly feelings to all and i'll will towards
none, / return again to the peaceful
walks of private life. to cultivate my
small farm aud to practice my profession.
Therefore, as an earnest solicitor Of bust
ness in my line, but no longer of your
SURFACES, remain,
Yours truly,
Z. r. WALKER.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a Few YYords 90 the Ladies


Many ladies, particularly mothers nurs-
ing, complain of tired, listless feeling, or
complete exhaustion, on arising IN the
morning. On the wife and mother devolves
the responsibility of regulating the duties
of the household. Her cares are numerous,
and the mental as well as the physical pow
ers are frequently called into requisitlon.
She often finds her slightest occupation a
weary task and existence burden, while
at the same time she has no regular disease.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, if resorted to
at this period, will prove an unfaIlIng
remedy for this annoying lsssitude- The
effects of this potent agent are soon seen in
the rosy cheek and elastic step of the head
of the family, as with restored health and
renewed spirits she takes her accustomed
place in the family circle. If this friend
in need be regularly used, those depressing
symptoms will never be complained Of, and
not only would lassitude not be experienced,
but many diseases following its advent be
avoided As a medical agent it has no
equal, while its pleasing favor and health
full effects have made it general favorite.
It is free from all properties calculated to
impair the system, and its operations are at
once mild, soothing and efficient All who
have used the bitters attest its virtues and
comm end it to use.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

THE Advertiser, having been restored to
health in few weeks, by a very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption, Is anxious to make
known to his fellow-suferers the means of
cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy
Of the prescription used free Of charge),
with the directions for preparing and usiu G
the same, which they will find a SURE CURE
for CoSsUMPTIoN, ASTHMA, BRoScHITIs, etc.
The object of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceives to
be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will
please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, King County, N u
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PREcAUrIoN BY Our RAILROAD
a large number of mechanics have been
busily engaged in bracing up the bridges
and trestles, and have gone even so far,
to insure safety TO travel, as to strengthen
bridges and trestles, about the soundness
of which no doubt, after careful inspec-
ton, was entertained Extraordinary
precautions have not only been taken
in this but in other respects conducive to
the material improvement and safety of
the road. On Sunday the night train,
taken off last Sunday night, will be re-
stored, and trains will run again as usual
on the regular schedule time. Conduc-
tors and engineers and all other employ
ees on the road have been admonished to
exercise discretion and due diligence in
the performance of their duties at all
times and places.
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Gov. LESLIE speaks at Hickman, next

Gov. LESLIE speaks at Hickman, mex
Wednesday.
The health of this community is re.
markably good for the season.
THE market House will be ready fol
service by the 10th of August.
THE advertisement of the Faith Doc
tor as in this issue.
Our columns are at present over
crowded with advertisements, and We are
compelled to leave out some. The strain
will be over after this issue, and We can
then publish more reading matter.
The workmen have commenced on
Bondurant & Drewry's Tobacco ware
house.
THE candidates for the Legislature
and Senate speak at Wesley, in Hickman
county, to-day.
SOME citizens have commenced can
wasting to raise the additional money
necessary to build bridge across Bayou
de Chen. If successful the bridge will
be built this fall.
DR. GEO. W. ROBERTS, about the be-
ginning of the war resident of Hick-
man, was drowned in the Mississippi riv-
CT, in Arkansas, few days ago.
The Corn CRoPs.-ehe coin crops
in the upper portions of this aud Kick
man county, which few weeks ago looked
so promising, areruining for want of rain.
In this immediate vicinity the crops are
much better, but rain is greatly needed.
ATTENTION is called to the advertise
meut of Mr.. Jobe, who succeeds Mr. j..
X. u ne in the Furniture and Underta-
kers business. He says ne will sell as
low as the lowest. n
SOME of our business men are earn
estly considering the necessity of estab-
fishing tobacco narket atthis place.
A large warehouse. owned by expert
enced tobacconists is now being erected,
and we learn that there are moneyed men
who will engage in it.