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H DUNN CHILD.

She is my only girl.
I asked for her as SOME most precious thing
For all unfinished was Loves jewelled ring
Till set with this soft pearl.
The shades that followed time | could not see
How pure, how perfect, seemed the gift TO me
Oh, many a soft old tune
I used TO sing unto that deadened ear,
And suffered not the slightest footstep near,
Lest she might wake too soon;
And hushed her brothers, laughter while she
lay;
All, needless care 1 mighthaveI let them play
TwasI long ere 1 believed
That this one daughter might not speak to me
Waited and waited, God knows how patiently,
How willingly deceived!
Vain Love was long the untiriug nurse OF
And tended Hope untH it starved To death.
Oh. If she could but hear
For one short hour, till her tongue might
To call me mother, in the broken speech
That thrills the mothers ear
Alas, those sealed lips never may be stirred
To the deep music Of that holy word
My heart il sorely tries
To zee her kneeI with such a reverent air
Beside her brothers at their evening prayer;
Or lift those earnest eyes
To watch our lips, as though the words she
knew,
Then move her own, as she were speaking too
I've watched her looking up
10 the bright wOndero of a sunset sky,
With such a depth OF meaning in her eye,
That 1 could almost hope
The struggling soul would burst its binding
cords.
And the long pent-up thoughts flow forth in
words.
The song Of bird and bee,
me chorus of the breezes, streams, and groves,
All the grand music TO which Nature moves,
Are wasted melody
To her; the world of scund a tuneless void
While even silence has its charm destroyed.
Her face is very fair
Her blue yes beautiful; of finest mould
Her soft white brow, DER which in waves Of
Ripples her shining hair.
Alas! this lovely temple closed must be,
For He who made it keeps the aster-key.
Wills He the mind within
should from earth's Babel clamoT be kept free,
Zen that His still small voice and step might
Heard at its inner shrine,
Thro' that deep hush of soul, with clearer
thrill?
She seems to have a sense
OF quiet gladness in her nOiseless play
She hath "A pleasant smile, a gentle way,
Whose vOiceless elOquence
Touchesa all hearts-though Ihad once the fear
even her father would not care for her.
Not of all gifts bereft
Even now. How could L say she did not speak
What real language lights her eye and cheek,
Grateful to Him who left
Unto her soul yet open avenues
For JOY 10 enter, and for love to use.
And God in love doth give
her defect q beauty of His own
And we a deeper tenderness have shown,
Thro' that for which We grieve.
Yet shall the seal be melted from her ear,
Yea, and my voice shall nit it-but not here.
When that new sense is given,
What rapture will its first experience be,
That never woke to meaner melody
Than the rich songs of heaven;
hearthe full-tOued anthem swelling round,
While angels teach the ecstacies of sound!
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THE VALUE OF THE SABBATH.

Not many years ago a contractor in
America went far to the West with his
men and teams, to make a turnpike
road. At first he paid no regard to the
Sabbath, but continued his work as on
other days. He soon found, however,
that the ordinances of nature, no less
than the law of God, were against him.
His labOrers became sickly, his teams
grew poor and feeble, and he was fully
convinced that more was lost than gain
ed by Sabbath labor.
When gold was first discovered in
California, the miners worked for a
time without any weekly cessation; but
they found they were digging graves as
well as gold; and having lost their reck-
Oning of the Sabbath, they actually
made a day Of rest for themselves.
When the engines of an extensive
steam packet company in the south of
England were getting constantly dam
aged, the mischief was soon repaired by
giving the men what the bounty of their
Creator had given them long before-the
rest of each seventh day.
A distinguished merchant in America
once said: 81 should have been dead or a
maniac long ago had it not been for the
Sabbath" This was said in the hearing
of others, and one of them told of amer-
chant who used to boast that he found
the Sabbath the best day for planning
voyages, but who was then in a lunatic
asylum.
Hail, Sabbath! the 1 hail, the poor mans
dayi
other days the man Of toll is doomed
eat his joyless bread alone; the ground
Both seat and board, screened from the
winters cold,
And summer heat by neighbOring tree or
hedge:
But on this day, embosomed in his home,
He shares the frugal meal with those he loves;
With those he loves he shares the heartfelt joy
giving thanks to God. Early Days.
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PERSONAL.

COLONEL JOHN H. GLASS, of Trenton,
is in the city.
GENERAL FRANK CHEATHAM was in
Nashville on Tuesday, the Banner says,
looking jolly and confident as a three
year old.
HIS EXcellency Governor John G.
Brown, who has quite recovered from
his recent illness, is in Nashville. His
family are at Pulaski.
HoN. EN-. ETHERIDGE has gone to
Washington, to meet his daughter, who
is now at Cape May, and will proceed
thence to White Sulphur Springs, to
spend a month OF six weeks.
THERE was great joy in all the tents
been f~uriOusly hostile to Greeley, and
had even asserted his purpose to vote for
Grant; but yesterday he caved in, and
Francisco q Wiggin presented him with
a two-story Greeley hat.
JUDGE Q. X. UNDERWOOD, Helena;
S. B. ShOtwell, Union City, Ky; H. L.
Jones, PadUcah, KY; General Z. Kirby
Smith, Nashville; j. BOushey, Cincin-
natl; G. Stevens, Brownsville; J. n.
Mcleod, Mississippi; ]. w. McCrackA,
Mississippi, are al he Peabody Hotel.
MAJOR JOE BARBIERE returned to
the city yesterday. Since the primary
election he has been meandering on the
classic streams Of the Bayou GayOso,
studying the grand orations of Demos
themes, with which he intends to cleo
trify the grave and reverend seigneurs
at Nashville during the coming winter.
THE onion and american a V of Ed.
Baxter, the Liberal Republican nomi-
nee for Governor, that he is "a sharp,
shrewd lawyer, makes a good speech,
and has the faculty of making the
appear the better part, as fully
developed as most lawyers; has good
health, fine personal appearance and q
record, Uhich tCiU prove Uerg inter
reading to Of his support
orc -
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MUSICAL
How n LOve-siek Swain is Crazed by
Melody.

Miss Keep, the daughter of an excel
lent Baptist minister Of this city, who
is alsoan editor of the Baptist, sang yes
terday morning an Are Maria at st.
Patrick's cathedral in North Memphis.
Miss Keep has been a pupil for some
time past of the highest schools of musi-
cal art in the East, and is now about
leaving for Europe, where she will re-
main for the next three years. That
our reader may know what is thought
of Miss Keep, we append a note from
one who has devoted a share
of attention to music and musicians.
This note, il is proper 10 say, was not
designed for publication, and it signifies
nothing how it happened to fall into our
hands. The writer says to his sweet
heart:
"MY DEAR-I have listened this
morning to charming melodies in the
Catholic church, where l spent an hour
with the choicest singers of the city.
One of these, Miss Keep, is going TO
Milan, that she may become thorough
~ skilled in the divine art of st.
Cecilia. There were many sweet
faces upturned while the de-
lghtful music came down from the
lofty galleries, and in ~ecstacies, such
as you have realized when angels
voices echoed in the land of dreams. !
listened, and while thus blest I sought
absolutely perfect bliss by recurrence to
that sweet face which has looked up
into mine now and then so dreamily, so
tenderly, so eonfidingly and lovingly.
I have seen the lip tremble with emotion
when it must needs give %utterance to
stronger emotions than tongue or lips
could mould into words, and then | ,tOo,
have confessed, from sheer sympathy,
an u~nutterable love.
But 1 will tell, when we meet, how
the eyes and form and face of the wo-
man so tenderly beloved became part
and parcel of this heavenly music,
which ravishes with delight and fills
ones soul with supernal bliss. Every
strain of delicious melody was a wreath
about the sweet face which is ever beside
me, and which, invested with a halo of
divine beauty, must ever look lovingly
and smilingly upon YOUR OWN.
Miss Keep should keep this pretty
note, so full of heartfelt truthfulness.
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DRUGGIST.
NoN-RESIDENTS
Attachment Notice.

No. 1875. A. DIN the First Circuit Court Of
shelby county, Tennessee ". sawyer,
use Of O.. e.. Frazer, Vs. Elizabeth watson
N this cause an attachment hav1ng been
sued out under section $50 Of the Code OF
Tennessee and returned into Court. levied
upon the leasehOld interest Of the defendant
in a house and lot, No 81 DeSOtO street. and
ahidavit having been made thai the defend
ant Is Justly indebted 10 plaintiff in the sum
Of STU by ccOunt, and that the defendant is a
nonresident Of the state OF Tennessee:
Its therefore ordered. That she make her
personal appearance herein before the q
of the First Circuit Court Of shelby comfy, at
the Circuit Courthouse, in the city Of Mem
phis. on the third Monday in september next
and defend said attachment suit within the
time prescribed by law, or the same viii be
proceeded with eXparte, and hat a copy OF
order be published once a week, for four
consecutive week. in the Memphis Appeal.
Done az Office this 18th day of August, 1874
FRANK TAEr- Clerk.
BY b. F. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk
Geo Gillian. Atty FOR pjaintin- aUl5 thu
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1000
TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE

sT We are authorized by q
large DeOneyed Institution In the
East to receive applications for
loans on Real Estate securitu, at
10 per cent. per annuHe, In sums
fire to fifty thousand, on from
one to fUe years time.
TOOF, PHILLIPS & CO..
anIs No. 26S Front Street.
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NEW HORSE POWER.

Persons wishing to purchase will make
money by calling at Busby, johnson 4
Co, No. 276 Front street, Memphis, and
look at it before purchasing. 1t is the
best, cheapest, and requires less power
to drive il than any machine used for
driving plantation mills and gins. For
information address us at LOoXa-
homa or Tyro, Mississippi, or our agents
above. A. H. HALTOM d. co.
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DIR. r. C. MALONE.

This veteran physician, endeared to 80
many families, left town on Wednesday,
to be absent in Middle Tennessee until
first Of September. The trip is mainly
for the benefit Of Mrs. Malone who is Just
recovering from severe sickness. When
he left the Doctor pronounced Memphis
as healthy as he ever saw it. We trust
that he may greatly enjoy hisrecreation,
and not be needed, professionally, by his
friends at home.
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MEMPHIS AND SHELBY COUNTY
BIBLE SOcIETY.-The regular monthly
meeting Of the officers and Executive
Committee is on the second Friday of
the month, sixteenth day Of August, at
four O'Clock in the afternoon, at First
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Court
street. A full and prompt attendance is
requested.
+. II. PORTER, President.
WIN. X. STEWART, Secretary.
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No. 81, r. DIN the second Cnaneery Court
Of shelby county, Tennessee-Humss &
POStOn vs.. W.. ard.
IT appearing from the bis which i8 sworn
to in this cause that The defendants, W.
j. WarI, isjustly indebted to the complainant
in the sum Of $50, due BY open account Tor
professional services, and that said defendant
is a nonresident OF the state Of Tennessee,
and that for these causes an attachment was
sued out of this court against the property OF
defendant, and the sane was issued. and has
been returned b. The Sheriff, duly levied on
the property OF Uefendant, VI. anQ-
1t is therefore ordered by the clerk and
Master, hat he make his appearance nere4nt
al the Courthouse Of the second Chancery
Court, IN the city OF Memphis,iennsssee onor
before the hrst Monday In August, Iolz and
plead, answer o. demur to eomplalnants DILL
or the same sui BE- taken for confessed as 70
him, and set for hearing .exparbei ana mat
copy o. this order be Published once a week.
for tour successive weeks IN the Memphis
Appeal.
June 18Th, 1S2-
A cODy-Attest,
Nv ~rR8BrBEE BELCHER, u. G.. and N.
T.. 3. Turley, sol. Tor Complainant JUN
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WELLS, AS Main street.

THE purest and sweetest Cod Liver
Oil in the world is Hazard 4 Caswell's,
made on the seashOre, from fresh Sc
leeted livers, by Caswell, Hazard d Co.,
New York. 1t is absolutely pure and
sweet. Patients who have once taken
it, prefer it to any other. For sale by
all druggists.
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Nonresident Notice.

No. slim the first Chancery Court Of shelby
County, IenneSsee-A Mum, administrator
of the estate of James Carroll, deceased, vs.
samuel POstOn, j. G. Stewart ct al.
IT appearing that the abOve-styled suit was
i commenced for the purpose Of settling up
the estate Of James Carroll, deceased, the in
sOIvency Of which has been suggested to the
County Court OF shelby county. and praying
that all creditors thereof come forward and
file their claims, etc; that u5pmua has been
issued, and retained by the sheriff not TO
be found as to defendants R. NJ johnson, I'm.
Fite and James Levi
It is therefore ordered, Thai such creditors
make their appearance herein at the Court
house, in the city OF Memphis, Tennessee,
on or before the first Monday in October,
1S72, and file and establish their claims against
said estate, having themselves made parties,
ETC., and that said nonresident defendants
make their appearance herein on the first
Monday in August, 1872, and plead, answer or
demur to c-Omplainants' bill, 0Ethe settlement
Of said estate viii be proceeded with exparts
as TO the creditors, and the cause as to said
defendants set for hearing expaTte, and that a
COPY Of thi~ order be published once a week
for four successive weeks in the Memphis
Appeal.
This Jun -, 1872.
a copy-attest:
EDMUND a. COLE. Clerk and Master.
By r. BLACK, p. {. and NJ.
HAYNES Stockton. SOiE for COmpit. fu1l
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ROOMS N BOARD.

DOARD-Ntce rooms furnished and unfur-
ID nlAhed, single or in suits, with good
board. A few day-boarders can also be ac-
commOdated, at 80 Madison. aul6
nOOMS AND BOARD-PIeasanf Tooms
II with board, at Az Main street. between
Linden and POntOtCc- auTd
DOARD-Elegant front rooms on FIRST and
ID second floors, singly or in suits, win
board, at II Madison street. auIl
DOARDING-Two pleasant front rooms with
ID board can be had by immediate appica-
at IS Linden street; terms reasonable.
ELOORS-lhrse large and spacious floors
JIG over ISL Main street. Apply at
WILCOX d GIBBS
Sewing Machine Rooms, Ssl Main street.
BOARD AND ROOMS-Pleasant front room
ID with board for gentleman and wife; also,
"A few single gentlemen At la Third street.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. SPIN the First Chancery Court OF shelby
county, Tenuessee-MOsesJ Wicks et al. W.
the COMPRISING Company.
IT appearing from the bill which is sworn 10
IN this cause that the defendant. the Com
pressing Company, is a nonresident Of the
state Of Tennessee. and has its situs and place
of business in the State Of New York that 10
is indebted 70 cOmplatnaDtS, by open account
in the sum of Sl6lS 80: that writ Of attach
ment was regularly issued and returned by
the sheriff OF shelby county, levied on the
property OF said defendant:
II is therefore ordered, That said Company
make It's appearance herein. at the court
mousse IN the city Of Memphis, tennessee on
or before the first Monday in October, 81
and plead, answer or demur 70 cOmpialnants
bill, or the same VIII be taken for confessed as
70 IT and set for hearing eXpartes and that
COPY Of this order be published once a Weeks
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal. This August :, lsI2-
AcOpy-attest:
L. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY +. 3. MCHENRY, Deputy &. and NJ.
Stephens q stephens, SOls. for complain
ants. auz Wbd
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Go to Leddin's Business College.
Attend Robertson's Business College.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
2ll Main street. Three fauItless
gem pictures for fifty cents.
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DIR. p. p. SARY,
AND AURIST.

DR. SARY treats all diseases of the Eyes
IL and Ears. Where the IS
NOT removed. the sight improved. or some
prominent benefit rendered, no charges sbali
Sc made: provided, the case Is left 20 bis inn
mediate treatment. II you want 70 Know
Somefbing about Or. SaTy, don't go 10 DR.. So
and-so. but 90 the WOrsham House; there
Won will find Dr.. Sary, between the hours of 9
am. and 4 pm, and he viii give You all salts
faction required. aul4
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No. 5z3, r. D-IR the Second Chancery Court
Of Shelby county, Tennessee-AmOs Wood
ruff and VIC. Woodruff, firm OF Woodruff
co. vs.. WI. Ward, W. y. Miller ct al.
IT appearing from the bill which is sworn to
Il in this cause that the defendant, ". J.
" ard, is justly indebted 70 the cOmpIainants
in the sum of S}5, due by his, said Wards
draft, in favor Of W0Odrdh & Co., for So, and
by open account for the sum OF S2A, assigned
% compliments, and that be is a nonresident
of the state Of Tennessee, and mat for these
causes an atJach ment was sued out Of this
Court against the property Of defendant W..
Ward, and the same was issued, and has been
returned by the sheriff, duly levied on the
property OF said defendant:
IL is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, That be make his appearance heretns
at the courthouse of the second Chancery
Court of shelby county, in the city OF
Memphis, Tennessee, on OF before the nrsb
Monday in September, 1872, and plead, answer
or demur 60 Compartments bill, or the same
viii he taken for confessed as % him. ana SCI
for hearing tx parte; and that acopy OF this
order be published once a week. tor iour sue
cessive weeks, II the Memphis Appeal. This
July y, ISL
A cOpy-attest:
MD. b.. STEWART Clerk and Master.
BY CRABTREE BELCHER. DE-. ana NJ
Wilson q Beard, SOls- for complnt& JyB tu
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THE OLD GAS COMPANY sells gas at
two dollars per thousand cubic feet, if
paid within the first five working days
Of the month. No charge for setting
meters. Office, 29I Second street.
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CHARLESTON, August 15.-CottOn
quiet; middling, 19lc. Net receipts, IL
bales; exports, cOastwise, sos bales;
sales, 100 bales stock, 1885 bales.
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JOE LOCKE, newsdealeT, 1861 Main
street, has all the leading August maya
zines, the latest pictOTials, weekIies
and dailies, from the principal cities. A
good picture of Rev. Father Burke for
25c. Also, Dolly and Charley Vardens.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
Mary Boyd, City of Chester.


The river opposite the city has de-
clined six inches since our last report,
and stands by the gauge, eight feet eleven
inches above extreme low water mark
of 1871. Weather clear and pleasant.
Business on the wharf yesterday light,
chiefly all transacted at the elevator.
The changes in the river above and be-
low this point are as follows: at Omaha
it declined two inches; Keokuk, one
inch; Cairo, five inches st. Louis, three
inches; Cincinnati, twelve inches;
Vicksburg, twelve inches; Nashville,
five inches. At Pittsburg it rose four
inches; Louisville, four inches; at
Davenport and Fort Benton it is station
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DIR. i. w. GABBERT has returned to
Memphis, and offers his professional
services to his old friends and the public
generally. Residence and Office, 215
Vance street.
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REV. Z. NJ. RICHARDSON, who has
Deeh spending his vacation in Min
hesota1 reached home on Tuesday. He
speaks IN high terms of the beauty of
of the climate.
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UNIVERSITY
OF
NJ - Z,
OXFORD.
TUE NEXT SESSION OPENS On ID OF
OCTOBER. under The superintendence Of
JOHN n. WADDEL, DID,

aide5 hv aiebfeen Professors and instructors
in the vsrfous departments TIT Schools OF
Law 0f Engineering, Of Agriculture and the
Mechanic Arts, the regular University
Courses. a Course Of Instruction in CONNER
cfaI science and the Course OF Preparatory
Study. Wfllal be in full operation. In ali the
schools. except the Law school, tuition is free
FOR an Mississip pians. University dues from
All students vary from S4 to SIS, in advance.
Board, including all charges, varies from SIC
10 SIS per month. In the Law School a fee Of
$50 per nine months is charged for tuition.
The Diploma Of The Law school is made BY
law equivalent to a license TO practice Law in
any court In this State; and By recent act Of
the trustees a two years course OF study in
the Law School Is not required absolutely, but
a student may complete his course and get his
diploma IN one year, provided he passes a sat
isfactory examination.
For further particulars. for catalogues or an
nouncements OF the several departments, ap-
plF 70 Chancellor Waddei, 10 my member OF
the Faculty, or to THOS. y. PEGUES,
lyl6 secretary Of the Board, Oxford, Miss.
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GENTLEMEN who wish 10 dress ele-
gantly, and at the anne time save
money, should go at once TO Waggener's,
3174 Main street. He is doing aC.O ID.
business-no bad debts; small profits.
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GAS FITTING, AS Main street.

WAGGENER, 3174 Main street, has the
finest Notwithstanding establishment
in the city; the largest assortment of
goods fresh from the hands of the i'm
pOrters.
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ADDITIONAL
LATEST REPORT BY rELEeRAPH.l
SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, August l5.-Cotton nom
inal; middling, zoe. Net receipts, IL
bales; exports, coastwise, 6 bales; sales,
10 bales; stock, 997 bales.
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DUCATIONA
P4rAPsco FEMALE INSTITUTE

PhIAI'stO FEMALE INSTITg II,
NEAR BALTIMORE. MD-This Institute
has been in operation for thirty years,
and eniOy national reputation. With the
number Of pupils limited to ninety, 10 has
representatives from twO-thirds of the States,
Municipality south and Southwest. It's Ioca-
ton is pre-eminenty h~ealthful, Is central, and
easily reached by railIOad FROM Baltimore and
WashiugtOn CITY. For circulars address
MRS. & n. ARCHER,
ana Elliott city r. o. Maryland
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PREMATURE grayness of the hair
should be prevented, and the best and
surest preventive is Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover.
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STOLEN.

Nj ARE-One bay mare, Is hands high; one
wi eye out; one hind foot white: deliyerer
same 10 Chief OF Police, in Memphis. will
be properly rewarded. J. A. HAGGFRfY-
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TAKE NOTICE.

l am still selling the best article of
P~ittsburg, Camel and st. Bernard coal
at the lowest market rates.
GEORGE MELLEKSH,
South Court and Main.
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A NICE ASSORTMENT Of Boys and
Children's Clothing at Waggener's, 3I73
Main street, four doors south of Peabody
Hotel
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The Holly Springs Exporter is n of
the best advertising mediums in North
Mississippi. Address CalhOon & Hol-
land, Holly Springs, Mississippi.