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~ THE HISTORICAL LIBRAR'

~ THE HISTORICAL LIBRARY
Association will celebrate their fourth ANEIvER-
sARY at Emanuel's Church, Calhoun.street, THIS
Monday EVENING, 2sd instant, at half.past
LECTURE will be delivered before them by
Colonel MARTIN R. DELANEY. ~
SUBJEcT.-The Advent Of the African Race on
the American continent. -,f.
.B.-A collection will be taken up at the close
OF the exercises. J. R. MORGAN,
oct23-1* Secretary.
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~ THE CHARLESTON CHARITA.
BILE ASSOCIATION, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
FREE SCHOOL FUND.-oFFIOAL RAFFLEB
NUMBERS
GLASS No. 1s2-MoRNNa.
6I-ls-43-48---33-37 -70-6s-2s-13-65
As witness our hand at Columbia this 21st day Of
october, 1871. FENN PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
octa Sworn Commissioner.
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Gperial Notices.

@ WE SHOULD NOT. SUFFER FROM
Cough. which few doses OF AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL will cure. Time, comfort, health, are
all saved by 1t. oct20-fmw3D&w
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@ ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the Estate Of THOS. R. wARING, deceas.
ed, will present the same properly attested, and
those Indebted will make payment to JOHN D.
ALEXANDER, No. 10 Broad street.
ANNA D. WARING,
octo-ma Executrtx.
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5periaI Notifies.

%CONsIGNEES PER STEAMER SEA
GULL, from Baltimore, are hereby notified that
the Steamer Is THIS DAY discharging cargo at
Pier No. 1, Union Wharves. All goods not taken
away at sunset will remain on the wharf at con-
sgnees' risk. MORDECAI co., 7,
oc23-1 Agents
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~ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
GEORGIA, from New York, are hereby
notified that she is discharging cargo at Pier No.
2, Union wharves. Goods uncaled for at sunset
will remain on the wharf at owners risk.
oct23-1 WIN. A. COURTENAY, Agent.
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this morning, will be posted In the rooms OF the
Chamber OF Commerce At 10 G:rOcK a. H., and,
together with the weather chart, may 10y the
courtesy OF the Chamber be examined BY ship.
masters at any true during the day.
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~ ALL CREDITORS OF THE LATE
ABRAHAM B. JARVIS are hereby required to pre-.
sent their claims, duly attested; and those In
debted viii please make payment to
CHARLES KERRIs0N, JR, Administrator,
oct16-m8 No. 2l9 King street
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w HABIT, If NOT NECESSITY,
make Hair Dressing indispensable to many.
The new "vlGOR," which DR.. AYERS la"o' atory
issues Is one OF the mosr delightful we nave ever
used. It restores not oniy The c'"r, out gloss
aud Iuxuriance to faded and gray hair.
oct13-fmw-D&W
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WHALEY & MIN0TT,
Plaint,ns' Attorneys.
A. @. RICHMOND, @. O. p.
~ CHARLESTON COLLEGE, JULY

TT CHARLESTON COLLEGE, JULY
8, 1s7l.-At meeting OF the Board Of Trustees,
the following resolution was adopted:
Resolued, That committee Of three be appoint.
ed by the Chair, who shall be authorized to con-
suit with the Faculty OF the College and take
proper steps to present the names OF such gen.
tlemen who shall be deemed qualified to MI the
Professorship OF Classical Literature, recently
vacated by Rev. Mr.. Miles, and report at the
anniversary meeting OF the trustees In October
next, viz: on the Monday preceding the third
Wednesday. -
Mr.. ALONZO WHITE,)
Mr.. W. A. PRIEGLE, Committee.
Mr.. WIN. RAYENEL. }
N. B.-Persons desirous Of filling the above
named Professorship will please confer with the
committee. augl4-mf
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w ON AGE. @

~ ON n RRI A G E -@
Happy relief for Young Men from the efects
OF Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood re-
stored. Nervous debility curel. Impedtments
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free 10 scaled envelopes. Ad-
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. octl2
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~- UNITED STATES DBTRIC

~ UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT.-By an Order Of the Hon. GEO. 8.
BRYAN, United States District Judge, the hearing
OF all petitions and motions in Bankruptcy, or Of
the general business Of the District Court is post.
poned until the 'rst Monday ofNovember next.
sepso DANL. HoRLBEoK, Clerk.
~ SHAVING SALOON.-MR. J. a.
wEIoHMAN will superintend the business lately
conducted by Mr.. LoMBARD0, and will be
pleased to see bis friends and the patrons Of the
establishment, at the Old stand in Market street,
where 10 pains will be spared toplease.
oct14 -
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m8- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSH

VIRGINIA, from Philadelphia, are notified
that she is dischsrging cargo at Browns Wharf,
All Goods not removed BY sunset TO-DAY win be
stored at expense and risk Of Consgnees.
oct1a1 VIM A. OOURTENAY. Aren't
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The Pretexts of Protest-The Applicn-
tfon to Judge Graham In Behaif Oh
Pillsbury-The Writ OF mahoh"S
Granted-Its Service Upon the Alder
men.
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ESPECIAL NOTICE. SOUTH CARO-
LIMA RAILROAD COMPANY, CHARLESTON, 8.
c., OCTOBER II, 1s7l.-The following Fairs Will
commence on the dates mentioned below:
Atlanta. ...Octooer 10
Macon... ..octouet 20
Orangeburg. ..Octooer N
Augusta. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ''..octooef Oh
Columbia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
All Frelsht shipped over this Road for the above
Fairs will te returned FREE, upon the Certificates
OF the Secretaries that they were on exhibition.
Return Tickets for ONE FARE will be sold to
visitors, commencing sale three days before the
date O, each Fair, and good for fifteen days
J.. SELKRK,
Superintendent G.. 8. F. Line.
S. B. PICkENs, General Ticket Agent.
octl2
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mB- OFFICE CHIEF CLERK OF MAR

KBTs, CHARLESTON, s. O., OCTOBER %, 1911
Estimates, with security, will be received BY the
undersigned until IL O'Clock n. on the 18th In.
stant for enclosing the arches on the north side
OF the Market, with slidiug Shutters from Meeting
to Church Streets Plans and specifications to be
seen with the Clerk of Markets.
WILLIAM KIRKW0OD,
oct23-6 Chief Ulerk.
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Taxes.

The cry comes up Irum every
county in the Stale Of the cnor-
nous burlcn,oi the present taxes and
the rcbulSo given to the Legislature
by the Message Of Governor Alcorn
to the Legislature shows sthc cause
oithe present en- ormous increase OF
taxation Of former years, to be the
extravaganza and PROFICIENCY of the
Legislature and the office holders.
sThis document is worthy of Pc
rusal and every citizen should care
fully read and learn from it the
important lesson OF taking,.an active
in%terestin decreasing the heavy tax
by the election of men, who will
look to the protection Of the public
interest instead OF private gain.
"Kiss me and CO. ssid ablondc beauty who
had been using English Female Bittcrs.
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Murder.

We have learned through citizens
living in the vicinity of Eureka that
there was a most diabolical murder
committed on the Small place on
Friday last. A young mar by the
name Of Winfield Baker, formerly
a resident of this county but now a
citizen of Arkansas, went to the ne
gro quarters and 'enquired where an
old negro woman by the name of
Reny staid who had been his nurse
and an old family servant, and when
informed ofthc place he rode to the
door and she came out and he told
her, in the presence of a negro boy
some fourteen years of age, that he
had come to kill her for having re-
ported some Of the family as Ku-klux,
and fred upon her, shooting her
through one Of the hands. when she
rushed in the cabinand shut the door.
He knocked the door :down and
then shot her through the body
He then mounted his horse and left
for parts unknO The old woman
lived a short time and gavethe above
statement as her dying declaration.
There is another report that some
old family toud Or quarrel in which
she had probably started some rumors
81 was witness to facts that were an
injury to the family. However, we
do not know the real cause Of this
most horrible killing, and deeply re-
greet that so dark a stain has been
cast upon the good morals and peace
OF our county.
This is the fifth killing that has
taken place N this county in the last
sixty days, and all except ono have
been attended with circumstances 81
unprovoked maliceand inhuman dis
regard Of lifess The most stringent
administration off the law must be
enforced to prevent the repetition
tof those terrible affairs, or the life
Eof every citizen will BE- W the mer-
cy Of ) class Of desperadoos who in
fest, our country and take life upon
every slight afront without any ieai
Eof punishment. aa
- tss.N NaraA a-atsL
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Death OF Sheriff PreWett.

Sheriff Prcwett Of Pike County,
who was shot by d band Q rufians ~
Johnston's station, some days ago,
died at..the,Dece house, in this city
last Friday night. His remains
we're carried to Magnolia-his home
on Saturday. Several Of our cit
liens, brother Masons Of the deccas
ed, attended his funeral -Bookharea
Citizen January 21st.
at Nesbit's Station on the Miss.
and Tenn. X. X. night before last,
q boy named Barnett,about thirteen
years old, committed suicide.
About 8so'cloek IN the evening he
entered the bedroom Of his father,
and ID bis fathers presence, while
the father was awake and looking
at him, the youth went to the man
tel, as the father Thought, for the
purpose Of taking medicine; instead
Of this, the boy took pistol from
the mantle, and paced the muzzlc
against lie head, fired II. He fsh
dead. Pic fathcr y ar Barnett
we'll known in the southern portion
Of this county,. Nssbit il De
Soto county Mississippi Geabe'. ;
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Ramsdells NorwayO Oats.

Ramslell's Norway Oats wal
yield 100 bushels to the acre on the
same land that the ordinary oat
would not yield more. than 25 bush
els. They are universally recon-
mendcd wherever tried. The adj
vertisement in our columns will eX-
plain the superiority Of these oats.
The planters will do well to read
their card. For sale at Nelms Byars
& Co. Batsesville Mississippi.
Mansfield 4 Higbee's Extract Of S~arsnparilla
and Iodide Of Potash is a thing that should be
in every house. 1t cures rheumatic affections,
neuralgia, boils and cruptions, mercurial dis
eases, and all diseases arising from impurities
of the blood.
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The special plea filed by the At
torney's of Col Ycrgcr of"former jeo
perdy" and to. which a demurrer was
filed was argued on Monday last by
able connect on both sides and the de
cision of the court sustained the de-
murer, and overriding the plea. An
appeal was taken to the Supreme
Court. VII
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M q a eaSN M II N NJ
Fheg Uuiteds t4tes Hoiel, Louisville,
ls q weif deserved popularity.
b SteOk Holders Notice.
SARDIs A. NJ. Society,
Ia 4o11t 4a,

SARDIs A. M. SOCIETY,
90 ara Feb. 1. 1871
Tho members Of this Society are
hereby reminded that the SECOND
|Aficial year of this Society termina-
les on Thursday February the 10th,
PSI, and that the Annual Election
p officers will take place On that
|asy. A full attendance is desired.
ABy ordcrgef the President, AZ
r GIzIlA MI SPAN.
srII ssgY aFr1sf Secretary
Fluid extracts or F'nchu arc CANNON eqongh
XVIII pare article ii tcaitc. Comparison ~
psileaggsd with 4slaugfcla 4 Higbass prcpara-
ionl Shieh y daEp aleed fOr strength.
The unlisl Etalea notsl. LouisyilN KEN
!" has tecn thoroughly Icdiicd and rrfar-
~ gl
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We acknowledge the RECEIPT
from the publishers a copy of the
Third Edition of Mississippi Manu-
al Of Legal and Business Forms,
published by Power 6 Barksdale
Jackson Mississippi.
The work not only contains all
Of the legal forms used in Magis-
trates, Circuit and Chanccry Courts
but all necessary business forms as
Contracts, Deeds, Liens, Mortgages
Etc, etc., and I'LL Of tile PUBLIC
laws passed BY the Legislature4y6f
1870, with various important infor-
nation concerning the rates of gold
and greenback and its fluctuations
during the war, and up to this time.
We would advise every farmer and
business man to purchase a copy.
Price 50 for sale by the officers of
the Courts, or at Juekson Mississip-
hi.
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Onthc 10th inst. an affray took
place at Pickens station, in the
course of which a man named Crnm
ley cut and MORALLY wounded Lloyd
Kelly. We did not learn the origin
Of the difficulty.
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ChemicalTreatmcnt Of Medicine,

W. - ~ WLHTT MFWET - NMH
II il divided into the following departments
FsaAtE DIR sRraESr LIN this Department
every complaint known 10 woman is treated
with nnyaryipg success.
CAsoga DspAaraEsr.--Csncers anil tumois
are here cured in ~nincty-eight cases out Of
every hundred.
'DEpa rsEsr ron BrARr H~IssasE,--In fiis
department, this formidable disease Is treated
with the most gratifying esnlts.
DEPARTMENT Foa Sgw DIsEaREss--Esery
form 6fskin disease permanently cured here.
CONSERVATION AgpJ CArARRH D~epARrMAST
The professors in this department have made
many important discoveries in the treatment Of
lung, throat and nose diacascs.
BYE AND EAR DEPAMEgsr.--The eye and
car most icnderly and triumphantly treated.
GosffpEsTIAL DEPARTnES Devoted 10 the
exclusive treatment Of q class Of maladies
namelcss here, by an able professorship.
SURGICAL DEpABTMESTs-We daily perform
the most important operations known to Sur
gerry. ~
All affairs Of a private character held sncred-
ly confidential. s8 "A 4.Rsfs& 64*44
BGS~ Office hours from 8 O'Clock In the NOR
ming till six O'clock in the evening" Open
every Sunday forenoon, from 9a M. 10 ii a. m.
A treaties OH all diseases free Of charge to
any address. E8sgsH 9&t8
j. D. RUSSELL. N. D.,
Consulting rhysiesa
j.. g. WATSON, Secretary. s,e7 fg'8
n. q. WARRAN, Treasurer.
us10-tf Il & te Vss#
Nd 1 sai ISL t8anofa KIT tig
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VINE or Lire


TIE sfpni IGisaa Pufitsr md t'rlis isssis DRINK
nsfnvs tF ss liiss 81 Wirs NJ M, ems
1um an reionaus d'Hls ~ imruriiiss helff
pfspsifed lpe lhose who require atsimalssst u
il spieaded apeiltet aud tonic, aud he ane.t
fhlhr 10 The world ~ p%uii,ing lhe hiaed u
Is the most Pheasant sud de ideus ariisIe etef
offered 10 the public, far superior 70 biandt.
whtkev wine, biitets ~ ary odsf sttilie II
: mafe healthy, and cheaper 10th male and
female. S0ung ur Old, ean ttke ihe sire ol
Liie-iil il In Tact. a lfr pfrsefser .Thesa xfst'
wish to enjoy good health and a tree flow "
lively sp%ifits viii 10 wei 10 tatt tie wine N
Life. II Is different nom aRy thing reef b.
Tor in use. II l. sold BY drrggist Hlso II 81
respectable saloons. rtiec Oonc boIlar In
quart bottles. eft sfl
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I'll It's.
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sfbheliy ' m If ie f
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~ ksPfsH and rissenxsf# aufhE
lif fssiemsni hsi'lehfieHwh mi
l.asfer. whieb souli undoubtedly
bsFslesn ibs eHsa bel pet fie ~
giaeef nd lnen as visilant H III.
asly
Asp Srmt AsofHfa@ua ihe
same night The North soard train
catae IN contact with The sait'e 'ele
graph pole, only = fcw hundred
yaf,Is from who're il Wa fret discov
srv'l, standing nearly updgti In o
bridge. with the end slaaiihg IN Che
direction Of the train. Which struck
the engine but ~ The engineer va
running biz train cautiously and slos
~ at the time, the concession was
light and no damage done. And
yet a little farther on, another polo
was discovered lying acros the
track.
That portion Of the road should
be securely watched, rs there I'M
qucstionably q set of d~esperadocs
IN that neighborhood F.; and, should
they bS caught, ought to be hung,
and quartcrcd upon the first
trce.-M Mississippi Central.
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Ttro lightning Express Trains
DaiFu.

This Is the only line from Cincinnati 10 New
York under one management; the only Line
from Cincinnati TO New York without break ot
the Gully Lime whose trains run through
to New York without change; the only Liuc
running Coaches through without using Com
promise Wheels; the only Line running Palace
Broad Gauge Coaches through without change.
Bhls"Ifyoud desire prompttime aud certain con
n%cciions, finest scenery on the Continent, most
comfortable cars in the world, most magnifrcnI
dining halls aud ample time for mcals, aud "a
fest, best, and most comfortable rouic,--go 10
New York by the ERIE 4 ATLANTIC 4
GREAT WESTERN RAlLWA Y.
Tickets by this Line Tor sale at all Ticket
Offices through the South. IL.
w. y. SIIATTuC Gen. Sihrn. Agt Gin o.
wMs r. BARR, Gen Pass Agt, Y. Y
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M
a.
~ 81 Wss
Hai sD 80 msm
t- A asiersiiaTr sri asss
= itai bely thl ls tfsFfmsa
AsfHel e rms lais lhs aft ~.
ih Tat smfaH rei = ~ a
o. whse pewis Tt aii.alan
Il lae lasn antafifs. imtiag iesn
a1al b. ~ 49, Albiash. II tie
fhsaise. t,ey wen rlussis Ia esH
tIife soui' .ci apart ~ Ibe 81 grcl
ieepseo ~ ifthey profeuel lofeseive
tipeiF eniemnec fee anl leave ihe
ifali. They declined ding either.
and wefc put out " n aemh bf a.
reetion u thf Mayor. Theanlisnce
renamed seated. ard quietly ol~efs
81 the performance. II Is under.
stood that this bold defiance Of che
usages ofsoeiety aud the regulations
Of the Halt, was q prcmcditated plot
let weeu che negroes who were par.
ties to i, and certain white Radicals
who we're anxious 10 get up an issue
hoping that something would inurc
to their advantage. 1t is proper to
say that our home colorcd popula-
ton had no participation in the
affair. They either went to the
Hall and took the seats provided
for them, or staid away.
Is il possible that there lives a man who
would see his wife orchildron pale, day after
day, from the effee,x of ch lis and fevers, when
asingle jollsn, pcfhaps will restore them to
perft healh = hitting Texas Tonic Syrup
Goodnlal is the banner town in
the State, so far as regards its sup
port to a home paper. We ar eproud
to say that there is not a man doing
business in our town, in any way,
who does not advertise in the Star.
Can anybody's town beat that ?
Goodman Star.
While the above state of facts
exist in Goodman, we regaet to say
that but a very few business men in
our country towns have enough en-
terprise, or rather knowledge of
their own business to advertise but
do business on a narrow contracted
plan, hat is both injurious to them
selves and their customers. Those
who are not liberal enough to adver-
tise, arc not liberal enough to sell
goods cheap is a fact known to the
farmers.
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Don't fail to call for Mansfield Il fri"bce 5
Sprsiparilla and Iodidc of Potash, tori is gen.
uinc and pure. All druggists have it for sale.
I is prepared with the utmost care and in full
strepgth.
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M s9 DIR. RUSSELLS a.f,
S~eptennial
ass Medical nIiifHfc
AZ North Court Street, Memphis. :

: THIS INSTITUTION, Incorporated by the
State Of Tennessee, isa legnlized associasion Of
Scientific Physicians and Surgeons, devoted to
the treatment Of patients, and instruction in
the theory and practice ofthc'
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FOR SALE.

A Yoke1of fine young .0xen and
five milk cows.
Apply at this office for further
information.
I jau.4tf
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Brazier's Liver Cordial is entirely harmless,
being entirely vegetable in its composition
No mercury o. mineral poison in II to destroy.
the constitution. -
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NO SUPPLEMENT.
With Ahis i-snc we will discontin-

With Aiis issnc We will discontin-
thc supplement to our paper.
he low prices of our staple article
culture'cotton and the conscqunt
urgency in money matters justl-
us in curtailing our expenses at
! time. When business improves
our patrons come forward and
bmptly pay their dues which they
he failed to do in the majority of
e this year, we will probably
pew this feature in our paper.
Ne now have as large a weekly
is published in the State, and
he that our friends will aid us in
kreasing our subscription list.
Ladies need never suffer from pimples or
.r eruptions. Mansfield & Higbee have the
known Southern practitioner, DR.. Samnel
bberts letter Ointment, which quickly re-
bves all such blemishes.
We would particularly call the at
kntion of the Public to the adyer-
sement in another column of the
(emphis rolling Mill, operated by
(essrs. Battlele & Co., who started
) this new enterprise some six
(onths ago. This is now the Pho
Der Rolling Mill, of the South west
here beingno establishment for the
bling Of Bar Iron etc.; etc, nearer
ban the distance Of about 200
files either North or East, aud
bue as well Known, South or
Gest of it. We recently had the
Peasue OF aviist to these Iron-works
hd found them IN full operation,
hd we were informed by Mr.. j. G.
Pattelle, whosuperintcipds the man
featuring department, that the
Pmpany ; has been very liberaly
tpplied with orders, although
bm it teilig SO recently started it is
Pmparatively unknown as yet out
He Of the metropolis Of Tennessee.
|his is certainly in the highest de-
bee encouraging to the cnterprising
Pntlcmen; but when we add, that
e Iron Of their manufacture has
ZEN universally pronounced by the
filed Mechanics Of Memphis to be
E best ever sold in that city, we
assured that they will be sup
,rted in such a manner by our
Pt class of purchasers and con-
|mers Of iron, who regard their in
as citizens 50 well hal this
Pill will be compelled (asthe Messrs.
attle proposes) to run day and
ight..
The Memphis Rolling Mill at
resent are manufacturing Round
on, from lin to Bin in dia., Square
TIM to 2ain., Flat from lin
'ide to AIN wide ;Aineluding all in
sizes. The best quality
I scrap iron is almost exclusively
in the manufacture, and we
F0uld call the attention to the TACT
bat they will find this Mill regular.
nd liberal customers for all kinds
scrap Iron.
The proprietors Of this Mill are
Of experience in this business,
aad we wish them success in this
which they merit, and
q proper spirit Of fostering
lhme Manufacture shold insure.
hem from the citizens Of the great
'outh West. 5l
ga a a eNR M II
Fhe Unitedsf a 4tes Hotel, Louisville, Ky
saAwef deserved popularity
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-02-04


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