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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-03-30

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zliS 55iS{55S Q ny p5teeslgfs from nne
aaciests ID OH q ~, then John Ayr,
down through The 6e1suFisk sthis
lkyer bcfars you; thfougl, their yieiss
lsiandes Of poverty and pleat5 I'd
fortune and misfortune; how they haye
intcrnarriod with England, Ireland and
Scotland, and later With the Americabs
| who are on excellent mixture Of them
all. g.
Ny Frieads-yeu have chosen The
name inherited for your town with IN
extraordinary. unaaimity, and have
thereby conferred an bouor upon me,
theproper acknowledgment of.Which
/ do not feel fully able to express
| But 1 beg you to be assured that it is
| appreciated ana Mat it wiil.gratefully be
remenbercd with a living interest and
in your prosperity whiie life remains to
me, aud, | trust, beyond that BY my
tebHdfen after mo. 4.
If this name has become noted among
tie many that are worthier around you,
lSiatlis greatly due to,its publioity. =;
May / be permitted to state whence
that camel Until within Q few cen.
tulies all the civilized nations of the
globe were pent up on the, Eastern cont
ncBt. Two or three hundred years ago
they leaked over into this; few and
fesrfully ut first, then more and more
but always in their settlements tiDidly
hugging the Atlantic coast. Within tho
lsst TIVE Or three generations, they have
burst out, assit we're, and oser run
these vast oontinen.s of tho sst. New
measureicss stretches Of smDuntAins and
valleys, hills, plains, forests ,a6d ptsi.
ries With the bouDdless. pampaa and
mountain ranges Of South Americas;
Former generations lived in. villages
und towns, .thickly settled SogetheE
where physicians werss pierty sandsncs}
at hand. Now, the people me widely
scattered, in many sections Of thest
countries. For great numbcrs the time
ly treatment Of physicians cannot BIO haa
at all. They can not visit patients
enough many miles apart to live $
their profession, nor can they carry
medicines enough with them on horH,
back for their requirements. HeEe
has srison in these modern times, 1o-
cessity for remedies ready at huqd,
with directions for their use-a pies
sent recourse for rclicfin the sxigendcs
| of sickness, when no, other aid is nSr.
1t is q new necessity consequent ubn
the changed conditions Of human tFa
..-a s;i want 4 have spent my yearsin
supplying, aud I will tell you soSe-
.Iaiihig Of its extont. Our Laboratory
makes every day seme $50, ,0eQ potias
or doses Of our preparations: Thfe
are oil taken by somebody. Here i q
number equal to the population offf
teen cities as large as. Lowell, takbe
Them every day (for sickness keepsne
4 ssbtaths) NOR, for once only, but aair
and again year aftsh year, thlotsi
: nearly one third Of 4 century. VIAL
ioire in the Jokes about pIsdicius q
1--WE do about the Doctors misslh q
Ikill, the clergyman insincerity ksnt
tbs lawyers cheating.
81 y Yet each Of sthese labers amons TIL
mat aeriaus realities of life. Sieknes
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.MANHOoD.

HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
Jus, published, second edition, by DR..
LEWIS, 253 pages. The Medical Compan-
ion and Guide to Health fon tho radical cure
OF fSpermstorrhoea OF Seminal Weakness, I'm.
potency, Mental and Physical Ineapacity,
fmpsdiments to Marriage, etc, and The We
nereai and Syphilitic Malsdes, with plain
and clear directions for the speedy curc ot
Secondary Symptoms, Gonorrhoea; elects,
Structures. and all diseases Of the. skin, such
Scurvy, Sceofnla, Ulcers, Boils, Btotches, and
pimples on the face and body, Consumption,
Epilepsy and Fits, induced by seif.indu!gence
or sexual extravagance.
The celebrated author; in this admirable
Treatise, clearly demonstrates, from forty
years, successful practice that the alarming
conseausnces Of self. abuse may be radically
cured; pointing out modn OF cure at once
simple, certain and effsctual, By means OF
which every sufferer, no, matter what his
condition may be, can be efsectually cured,
cheaply, privately and radically, This Book
should DO in the hands ofeYsry youth and
every man in the land.
Sent Under seal, in plain envelope. Price
Address, DE-. LEWIS. No. Beach ST.,
New. Y ork. 40 years private practice.
ApriL7. -. ly.
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att,:s0. REW-A ARD.

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For any case of Blind Bleeding. Itching or
liberated Piles that De Bling 9 Pile Rem
edy fails to cure. 1t is prepared expressly
to cure the Piles aud nothing else and has
cured cases of over 20 years standing. SOLD
by all Druggists.
VIA FUGA.
DeBing, 5 Via Fpga is the pure juices aot
Barks, Herbs, Roots and Berries, tor
CONSUMPTION. -
Inflammation of the Lungs; all Liver, Kid
pey, and Bladder diseases, organic Weakness
Female Affections, General Debility. and al.
complaints of the Urinary Organs IN MaIe
and Female, producing Dyspepsia, Costiye.
ness, Gravel, Dropsy aud scrofula, which
most generally terminate in Consu9iptiv,e'
Decline. 1t parties aad;enriches the. Blood,
the Bilarr, Gtaudular und Seeret!He systeM;;
Correets and Strengthens the nervous ana
Muscular forces; itacts like n charm on weaa
nervous and deblitated females. both young
and old None should be without IT: se!e
Lsboratory-1la franklin st. Bait, Nd.
Aug
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1 tutI0n when haS ReGeus upon fafla le
twSrss thar ths Sci Arge Of fofcign ifis
VISION, abd tue do atfpction Wrought by.
tue aonirpanists Of Iontmatro is more
terrible thin hat dF sGerman bonbs.
The troops Tint mantsined q hopeless
chntest viii swoad 4fal constancy, sad
| the citissSs Mko d idured one. Of tho
| host seysls sicgss i modern history,
ftaye failda at The hoinent when the
world Looked IL HE'D fof The! ablishs
Hment ofa Stteng gossnment, ssd thp
fannrchy2 fios and sfiassinsti zh The
place Of the Repnl;o shey sslnded to
|seck. Tgc need of Etrong hand TO
crush ostf bis = q hIp I against the lae
Of ,the tssouj| s s;lamtntab'e THIEas
l!ss rs: hoE tEe tsas 1s gail
events; sYd Ei5 3Minfps I'd all paEtios
has sless SSsd lhs aa tantsges sd his
| positiofis & ho army SFseR deserts to
The side fff tissz INSURGENTS as seon as
|they srnahroaght face III face, and'tte
nroclamsl fcas 81 IA unknawn committee
hnd betto aympathy than the appeals
oe the aefnonledged Ministry to per-
serted / b6tttetism Tho Wild rage
E.of tlesst,sen, rho seek 20 establish a
chimerHta antliority By fhDapnrdef OF
gcns4s.s Hi, ike Ehanzy, Clement,
! LeComte s 9;oa,as, have fought for
tIo i,,l a o1{,jt tf,a ma, ID q pitiah!e
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tneitlis7 the treatment Of them
Thiss Am Of tfansportabls relief, Il
be niaaaS liable to itc people, mus
keen its 4 ismedies fresh In their memo
riss. IS IL done BY advertising
NIa,k id M leal An adveftisenneo,
taking 4 6b run 81 The newspaper with
which M tfact sorre 1900 annually
is ssSaet III in such numbers, that
| when s3ea apon eaeh other Hatwise,
like lSsles book, the thickness
throucsa ksRen 81 sixteen miles. In
ad litfoH it IS sonis seven millions
of paft5b md twelve millions Of
eiroulaf f0 the public demand
| for tif3 kid 6f Information. Our
annus, fag6 K pamphlets alone, laid
solid . isj5 q Sbh other, mako q pile
eiehtHud bi 10 miles high. The
cirsuIass easnred endBise reach 1884
niles thsss assertions aro tnAta
itefs of q ksniaticsl certainty. What
ever tj.& essimntion III which these
publicati6ns may <bs held here, they
reach s Gsesidas Of millions upon
millions & men Who do stseas- -re and,
regard tfls$ns mud whom their trials do.
heed ths bouasoi they bring.
MT OH 6oyer these great Western
oensinsKi but throughout that other
land So iisfe known 10 Jeu, under our
fecf, tho Australian continent, there
.are few yalages Us large as this which
arc not lsmiiiar with che name you
have chosa and employing the reme.
dies that searit. I
Thus, aentlemen, have / striyen in
my hamBa sphere TO roIder some ser
iyrioe4o smJ fellow men, and to deserve
among thS afflicted aud unfortunate
some regsid for the nalne which your.
Kind parahlity hangs on these walls
around MP. We may look Forward
with cohfeent .hopo 10 the renown
you will gather under il, and tho pros
.pefity, Which there is reason to trust
The futur1 has 10 stors for you,
Situated az you nre here on one of.the
main sfterbs between the Westaad east,
between tic great industries Of the
pongh apa ihe spindle ysu mast aid
In their Exchanges and thrive with
them. Sion those channels will be
opened Tide and pouring through
yous pranilcis Etieams Of men md
Inerchsnd Is that win need your
furlheras aaa must contribute to-
your groas "a
s. Looatd Here 10 the center Of New
England 10 EhAt dearet spot can you
turn Ind men inhabiti beginning
slifs rielE S?f i, lia hoe0fs Of your mother
aznn Avn xl hence throns bon
.ssssl .ssssssl; q. IL; &
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e A. gAuTIous MAa.-A fellow, who
was travelling in, Western New York,
entered abar:foom, and after calling
for drinks Tor tao looked about over
the loapgera, apparently after. q friend
to drink with him. TO every ones,
surpri;se he,iaT;tea q tsenth Amend
mshht, wha eagerly accepted lsd
swallowed his pisen With grest.
aasditg. The traveller hoWesef, leas. S
ing MS untouched, very cooiIy lighted
a cigar ana seated himself blythe 6res
After some time the landlord inquiries,
rather sharply, il he, did not intend 81
drink that Whiskey. Why, dertsin-
|ly,',,ssa ,he, sfif il don't kill that 1alnE'
cd man within ten Or D.ssn uinu5
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III Editors haze tirss rass ams 81. fsxs'
:as Thsladies az a toMnont fhefs etS
given 10 tho editor of she papets ~:
embroidered shirt which contains &
pictorial history of Tsxas including
the war With Mexico, and the meeting
OF The arst Legislature and slso pis-l
,tures Of the State; all worked isred
Worsted. The editor never swefe SKIRT
in his life, and he thongbt this Wasas.
flag fora temperance procession which,
vas aes cema OF the next Week 30 hi
made & iittle spsseh Of thanks, IN shiek!
he said be- would j1g 81 ont forever q;
4Esb bfeeyesof heaven, That 4fey night,
kiss It's folds, and that until bis bard =
paisied ID should never be fiailsd id the
;drst-- never. Tho ladies didn't
aiiaerstand him, aad when be talked
.atsat lis trailing, they blushed and
aid they Here aorly they made 1t 100.
lone Buta committeeman took the
;sslsssSs plaiaed thu shirt .to:
him ID "a whisper, and the. next day he
appcsfed IN the Office with that shirt
rnsuntsd over his coat, and wrote four
columns OF explanation for his paper.
The shirt is much admired by the boys
Of the toH1, and whenever the editor
goes out fora walk, they follow him In
regiments, studying the; history OF Tex
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NOTICE.

Proposals. viii be received at the Office Of
County Commissioners at the Court House,
for the thoronghrepair of 25 MILE CREEK
BRIDGE. All proposals must hs sealed and
opened on Tuesday, January 3lst. 1871.
9JsF. SUTHERLAND, Chm'n,
Jan. ,I2.-3ts . .~-ss 40 -...
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Nark Twain.

IL -. -
Don Platt and Marx IHa,n- met ~
dinner party IN Washington, and %, th. as
following y ~ ~ idea et the aaia W
I.:, x, q - ~. itf. !,
$. fh,s was my snrss meeting WITT
Marx faa,n tthaa seeu aus pcfslaft
10 the, Gatazy and 1t gave me an insane
idea ofths hunorlst. irecoiieos, Mnen @
was 2 ocy, tna! lue entelprls'ae men-
sieuf Dofiuiie, IN nus museum 70 YIN
oinnati, 9ao tne neao ot muioelse ,
named Hoover, WHO haa. very ploPeliy
oeen hangea, preserved 10 lat Oh q.
cohoi, ana "a q e1alp,lion. .lfa On inis Nooa.
cut o. .H, Ma1k IVAN !, nj ,0o.ea g me %ole
IKE hooyeIs 8. neaa i. lnah au,.a.ss Wy,
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sui, .hs :uS;s". Sas asaslaSors ~ Il ,naes the I'M.
nro.s;ny' I ,hst .he Garment .hat HANGS
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S1alu uoso' E ~ Sass s-Isp;s;os and
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3!ys5;s;: ~;
as yoa Sis plo 4IiS 4I s6esS I'd 1el e
tho. peoJ Ind Syoa Syoa 1iS xiEi SMfcl M Ezz j
yalue 81 aszatnplS oili tEsf a
ton ,has e( You; 10 SfsS
umbitiop; 8 ISlIp,,. Build SeSools '
your 4ciiii atsi md fnd faisnt to eashs
them, thd 6Esl lIige1ce and intsg
in prosHSfdu and HaPp homes sill'
be your sslfs y sarti; g & Es7 IS
saseoiis8 as @ yod hare made no
with yoars ;sn dsswo; ! fHislt
be aliowesftd cslfrihute from NJ ipsaaa
such as sthcyI some liiW u toEassys
this ast foundE top spc ,spf. tho pub blie4 4edd
Gent,eaien, q shays aesai6ed 700 tooa
long. opprsssA gSith fem, TINT
do NOT deScrSe he stfhcfion yoasbos
stow, 4 ygsg Coda make me septtt tisr,
aud to vnils pbcp 5ou with His per-
pctual asssinsst ) 8
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RELIsI0gs - T1.oaY-

VIZ are informed thar the Rev. Dr. White
VIII deliver IN Calvary Church. ID rs-alIug-
a sermon on She true position o. the EBlsc1-
~ S-lfe1f Ia which be VIII reply 90 certain
5lus charges which lave BEEN made
HsalnsLi- All are invited.
LHEEE win be preaching az the Second
6L1y-eFLdn Church, corner OF EaLu and
Heale streets. this mor1fng "a vi g--I0rE ard
e-' u O'CLOCK by Rev. VIM =. E0EEL
BArrIs I-AGEEyACLE second. near BeaIe.
ffeac1Lu8 morning at ID O'clock and r0-uIE1E
az ~ LssV. 3 IL F0-I. Pastor. STRANGERS
and Vlal1ors Invited % seats.
THEEE VIII be- preaching AZ the Chelsea
L2urcu az and am. 2 pm. to-
day By Rev ". IL Patterson. pastor.
NV DAVID WALK VIII preach In the Lin
den Street Christian Church trla mrrrHrr AZ
uA o'clock Subject. Ers Unjust steward n
Al might lr-J ~ COX, late Of KY. viii lee
turs on -Ehe evidence OF --lrtzLalLly
SERVICES ~ the Chelsea Baptist Church
corner o. Flfth and SID streets. THIS morning
81 q o'clock By Prot Michel Stranger are
invited.
DR. RgGEzs VIII speak AZ tee EreeuIaw
Opera House. on .ILs sham rock and -Ls
Cross. az quarter pass 6lz-1
SERVICES al TIE FIrs Presbyterian Church,
corner OF FOplaE Ll---- rr-laT az . am.
FLET C0yEEeGlrr1EaL Cu-H-u Union
street. 5erEeau ILud and Ue-otl Pew a.
f. BALDWIN. Mst0r. Services al ID am and
~ 5ecL Tor morning discourse
81 ILL., C~HCHCE-Tde usual -ruta
serFL4a u > held today Erru.lE ser
wees AZ ll 0.llllE. Rev p 81 s-llc1sE
OF ie4Fal VIII g-r.4ls- 40 El--L aLa l-zLUu
Of TIE Diocese VIII u1e.a5=.
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eHOlCE GRAPE VINES.

We would call the attention Of our read
ers to the fine collection lover forty varie-
ties) Of grape vines, n and two years
old, with fine roots and wood, at No. "A
Monroe street, which are sold at low rates
by the dozen, hundred or thousand. They
were raised by Frederick Baum. now Of
NauvOO, Illinois, formerly Of Vieksburg,
Mississippi. His son, Charles Baum. will
remain in Memphis until March 10th, and.
BY addressing him by mail, or calling on
him at No. A Monroe street, viii give any
Information required Of varieties, plant
ing their cultivation, prices, etc. Now is
the best time TO plant them. Plants care
fully packed, and sent by mail or express
to any part Of the country. Send for cir
culaFs and price lat. AFTER March 10th,
address Frederick Baum, NauVoo, Ills.
Orders sent through Messrs. ROgaD, Sell
den & Co, 800 Front street, or Messrs. j..
A. Auer z CO., III Main street, Memphis,
Tenn, viii receive prompt attention.
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Inc above amusing heading appears
ABOVE Jhe publication of the weekly letter
Ls1 ~ me AUuiGHcbe Of this morning.
late discussion or general circulation
oeIWesn our morning Contemporaries
ought 20 have satisfied eFsrson street
nslgaD9r or The danger in tr-spsssing
upon the territory belonging % OthsrE.
me AU1tGacte is a huge Joker. and perps-
Lrabes A"uuclauEsn Jokes with an air Of
grim humOr. The ordinary reader does
not understand that the style Of Dickens
perVades every line Of original matter
published IN the AUCiEnche. and that
these ehusiOns must be- UNDERWOOD In a
PlckWickian sense. When an AUGianchs
JOKE Is fully understood, It becomes the
DrOa1est Of farces, and rivals Shakes
pearean comedy in Fslsbafhan sL-
agEeratlOn. Our ueiZhbor's latent
hum1r B not fully appreciated or
understood and we viii sudeavOr,
IN the explanation OF the letter
list Joke, TO show the amusing side Of the
question. We dislike TO see 80 much lit
srary skill lost to the world for want OF
an explanation, but 10 BE- due TO the public
Lna5 the genius Of cur usighbor for
num0r and lest should not remain
ND under a bushel. Some years
ago the Pcsr0dica Department issued
Instructions TO Memphis postmaster
70 pay l0E ne p"uBIcAEIUu or the letter
list, and give it % the paper having the
largestciJy circulation. which fact could be
easily discovered At the posJ0mcs. IN
DER Lhls Arrangement d Public Ledger
bad the publication OF the letter list for
two years, and was paid for It's publiCs-
cablou. But a change came over the
dreams INDUCED in by the Department,
q 10 was concluded to have the letter
lzE published without pay. The lester
LIST was offered 70 the Ledger under this
new proposition, as 10 had the largest city
circulation hu5 the propristors refused
the liberal Offer. IL was then offered TO
any paper which would accept &c as a gift.
The AUGlInchs, with that enterprise for
which is Is go noted, got the letter list and
continues 20 publish Do up 20 this time.
Ihls IS well enough but when the Arg-
t1Hcae, our city joker, places above the
letter LIST the amusing paragraph that the
letter Lst was published officially in the
ADdlIucHe' because i5 has the largest
circulation within the delivery Of the
Memphis p0s5Ofic5," the absurdlJy Of the
assertion becomes apparent, and our
nel2hbOr stands revealed as a humOrist
not eXCeLlsd by Marx Twain or Bret
Harte. To avoid further apprehension,
our Jefferson street wag should after all
such publications hereafter, write: This
L. TO be understood o. a joke"
To may be- we'll TO add that the APPEAL
publishes daily the list Of letters remain
ing in the pOatOtdce simply FOR the &C
cOmm0daJlou Of Us local readers.
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LOCAL NEWS
Lsddin's College.

-L6ddiu's College.
Attend Robsrtson's College.
W. 2 MitoheI's school. 808 ThiHd st.
-. J. Sutes, Furniture, % Second st.
Colds and silver plating at a Monroe st
Cleaning and dyeing to perfection, al
b. a.. HOllsnDerg's, % Second street.
The DAILY APPEAL, dve cents Der
copy, can be had OF all newsmen la the
city,
Fine lunch spread daily 81 Hole in the
Wau. Don't fail 70 call on George, Nc. l9
Monroe, opposite Peabody Hotel
-Win. Mansford, at his book and peri
cdlcal store, has al the late magazines
and illustrated and weekly papers.
The DAILY and the WEEKLY APPEAL
can be had Of all the newsmen ia the
eity-JOe Locke, on Main strsst. Mems
ford, on Second, and Emmons d Son. on
jefferson street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-19

James Burns, an Englishman, for dhy
years q gas manufacturer, and now
superintendent Of the Mobile gss-WOrks.
has been spending several days &c The
Peabody. He -pr0nOuucss in favor Of the
new mode Of gas making.
Mr.. G. Hendricks, Of the Nsshviue gas
works, is &C the Overt0n.
J. p. Walker, Of the Milwaukee, gas
works, is at the Peabody.
Messrs. W. Mclean, h. AahIa. Mrs.
Malstesta, the excellent Counciiman's
wife; James A. Sayers, George NJ
Greeley, p. %. Boyle, d. Cunningham,
Joe Wetter, j. ii. Miller and wife, and
about three hundred Others lett the city
yesterday for New Orleans. We c0n-
mend the festive party 70 the press and
people Of New Orleans.
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FOR SALE

N ]. HUGHES & CO., will a
Il. Feed. Produce and General COMMITS
sion business ~ No. 4l and 48 Main street,
corner BeaIe. where goods in their line will
be sold cheap for cash. lebl5
20 HAD of Plantation Mules: also a lot
on fIarge 10. Mules, Plantation Horses
and Mares, sec0nd-hRnd Buggtes and Har"
ness. at Armstrong; Commission and SIle
stable, 6s Union st., cor. Third. teH
T0TrsF AND LOT-No. 4g. corner Of Main
II and Overtou streets; q feet 3 inches
frUUL by Is feet deep. Apply "a No, over
1-OE-FXPBCsIvE LAMP-The Perkins &
y House E~On-eEplOsive Kerosene Lamp
ig now offered 90 the citizens Of Memphis as
q perfect protection against al the dangers
Hac0mnguyiug the use OF coal oil IN olner
lamps. In addition 20 its absolute safety,
under all circumstances, 70 emlus no ouor IN
hurnfngs and 10 gives more light, with less
OF on than n otner lamp IN
the market IL challenges comparison with
All other patents. new OF Old. Retail depot
In Mcmnhis. No. 8I3 Second street, southwest
r. PATTILLO, General Agent
Csuvasssrs wanted for Shelby and sur
rounding counties. les
nLUFF CITY MILLS. ls7 Poplar street; in
ID good repair wiz sell on easy terms, or
rent DE- MhEbs
fe5 27h Matu street
= EAsEHOLD-Of sixteen years on a fine
J. b-iCk Residence, well suited for an exc
teuElVe clearinghouse, and onerlng unu-
fUal advantages In grOund-rent and taxes.
VIII be either sold, rented or traded a a
great bargain.
1sE ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & co
q on AND COTTON SHED AZ feet on old
4 Madison ST., between bayou aud Charles
ton depot now occupied by j. ". Walker.
A|sU-LUI ON east side OF hayou between
Court and NHli on streets inquire or
THOMAS WICK RsHAM. % Jefferson ST.
gECOND-HAND COTTON MACHINERY
y FOR HALE-Duusisting OF Openers, Lap
uarE, Cards, Drawing Frames, Speeders,
Spinning Frames, etc This machinery is
bot partially Wuru-EU I'm good condition,
viii be sold cheap. For description and
price. HppIy iu person OF by mail. 20
THOMAS SHAW,
Agent fremont and Suffolk Mile,
faLT eodsw Lowell, Mass,
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EnR RENT or SALE.

DRIEsTB PLACE-My place on the Old
Rsfpiah raad. known - the Priests rlsCe,
~ miles from the city containing 10 Ecr6ss
g5 OF which are cleared and bottom land
rhrOush which Cypress creek runs. ana al
fGrdiug tle hnast locations for dairy or gar
den purpose. i viii sell ia 5 or DO acre lots,
1nrous-dnh Czsh. balance IN four equal an
uusI payments. with Interest % De secured
by lien. 3. q. SNYDER. ND,
fsIa sam 81 Union street.
UARM-A valuable lsrm OF JgIx aGTes-7O
AT cleared sHd very produclIVss good houses
urehaId, garden lois, etc, ETC. on Lagrange
I0a. rue mile south Of Raleigh, and near M
and o. E.h k4l sell cheap, or will lease the
same Tor b7L For particulars call On II. D..
J. Stewart Memphis
IaIG ANDREW STEWART.
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MEDICAL,

mr. w. K CAMERON, HOMEOPATHIsT.
J Omce-Es Second street, Memphis, Tenn.
once hours from : 10 10 a m from 10 pm
sTUR CAPE-On Main street or in street car.
P The finder viii be rewarded by returning
II IN ROBERT GIBSON,
Fa1- No. 3 Madison street.