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Siireau Sfr 4, ct. Sduihrafe,
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tncOrporirt i'm Suit 1872.
,O4O, 200.
Seamten:
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q. 81. &enlp, S%etretdr;
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Z. Hallis Slatihone. Solicitor.
DirGttorium:
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SObn Ihern.
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Sir Siberbet unb geminnreihs anlaae BON @us
pttalien btetet oieie 9eielIhdft gortbetGe, pe(te pom
teiner anoereH iibertroffGn usroen.
BGri=gSertb Der Intbeile. $500.
8oben5atluH9 pro antbeiI. 90.
(Sept.1i,l20tte)
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q. Glcincibf,

FabritOnt bon ReIjplareu.
@n9ros 8ertaui in Der A~tueitsn Sta9e bes Fabrirs
9ebGuoes Nt. 21S, Norb>@ %oplraBe. @tn3elu Scr
unb RI. G6I, WCft=SG ltimOreftraBe. qegenitbtr bent
Bureau Der pAoam'e grprGS'@ omDagnie."
HD- gotiS 9e6e in bieymitocm loblihen 8ubliIum,
oaB man Die 0~dusnummer n213," Gburen BON
9elair=Jiarfte, ni6t %perseiie. Flr BeG3uaareH MI
meineu gtGmeu uno S~GueuummGr Gui Ter Bor, bic
rtdt in Oben9enonnten @eibdien eefauft pnrbeu,
bin i'd nidt o~eruHtuortlih. (Stt2t, 3YltG)
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8eibnaGtS An3etgen.
DrahtuOQr ll1aarrn,

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gang beionoers puiienO fir bic tOmmenoet
6etta9e, bel
q. &dnn,
Rr. 1874 uno 156, y B h.
9ro6e Guspabl aler SortCR gbapls in Bpote,
geitreiit. carrIrt uHo ~einiarbig, isbr bllig.
Sletoeritoffe uoHieinier GuGtitdt bis Snr mdBisersH
Sorte. GuS9eBethnet bili9 !
SelSpddren far Ddmen uno 9iuber iriihe, neue
-uno mooerne 28aGren, edu5 b]eIOHoers gCeignet tur
Eroiente, meroen bier btliger, ais d%noersiUo ~oertault
uno ieoC5 ct aGrGRtlrt
3ub : @aiimirs, Slanele, 8tanfCts, Quilts unb
aIe anoercn 5u oteirm 5a9c glbOrenocn DQareH 81
6u6erft bili9em Bretie.
I'm ~bGloi8en 3uipru6 bittet
esq., q Sdnn.
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discriminating.
Seinrtdb SSeHeps
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""t Sp"tttS''"te'
Sd iuiinibe meine i5reuuoe unb 6ausbaItungen I'M
3eppih=% orratb ioebeu ~eingeleet babe uno elm qroB=
artiees 4iiOrttment BON 5sppl6eu, 9Gdstud, Mtat=
ten, Rouleaur, GtibzOiGh5tuh II. {. 10. iebr biuig
9egeH SaarSGblunq, louie aud Gin ausgeoebHtes
AIfortiment Don fremoen uno e~inbeimiider Widnu
Iattur' uro @alauterielDadreH parrGt6I9 babe.
gir. 800, 1923 uno 1924, Siioz@barte8@,
@de Der 0ambnr9hra6e.
Dian Iprcde Dor uno lebe iClbr. (gupfI1 O{t)
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SerlammlaugS- Mn;etgen.
AQgemcircs SeutIdes Waiienbaus.

Q U Ut Tt : II U UELIIN
Scute, ERittpud), ben a. DECEMBER, fn6et bic
monatlIhe 8erGmmlung ftatt, po5u Die seebrten
0amen ireuRolidit eingeIaoen iino.
eSUhdnna sSebr, BrGi.;
(2S9) Gluouffe 4ieL, GER.
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yin % tlber Il Il b. - SIN Nprll D. s.
puroe bel altb0fden on Der Sbra, unpeit
non S6tperin an Der QSartbe (8rODtn; 30
ien), cine etnfad)e llrue bon 9elblifem Sbon
au8gegraben, melfe cine groBe 0faiie fiber
her 8sgenItdnoe, 7 &llo9ram 70 @ran1m oil
9etuidt, entbielt. W~abriheinlit fIbrte. in
Der gtieoerung Der genarnteu 6litfe cine Der
StraBen De8 gernitetnbanbel8 na6 ben preuz
Bil6en Siiitet, mie anoere Sunoe tbeil8 r0z
nti6er, tbellS mtttelalterllder Wtiin5en in
oleier 9egenb, 3u @rablom, 3telenStg, So
nlgsiualoe, permutben laieu. 9ieier neuelte
Suno beitebt 9rOBtentbel8 aus gegoiienelt,
unregelmaBtgen Stlberplatte1 oan1 aus
elntgen Sragnenten BON Sierlidem, oriental
liideu Silberi6nud, 6ili9rauarbett, ME CT
audi IN pielen anoereu Sunoen Oorfomnt,
enblid) aus eini9en tauIeno OtiinSen, pelde
bis 5u benz Sabre 1920 binabreiden. 9az
mails lit alto Der S1as pergrabeu morOeu.
Die meilten WttiuSen iinb IG6fiden llriprurs
geS; bic nit Dem Namen &aiier Stto'8 III.
uro |iei1er @roBmutter loelbetO mabrifetns
lid i'll Wtag0eburg aus benz Silber be8 par5
geprI9tsn, iiberbaupt iebr hduitgerl, malten
Dor. Iletn oa in jeuer 53eit oaS Stlber i'm
Sanoel gerpo8er purOe, oaS @eprdse aliO
unpeientlid mar, 10 iinoen ii6 aud Utitn5en
aus alien Sbei(en 0euti6lanD'S, BON Dtags
beburg, WfetBent 0Ortmuno, StlOeSbctm,
Main5, Speier, 8orms, 8iirSbar9, &6ln,
Srter, StraBburg; ierner bObmii1e, point
Idle, Understandings, cine BON Gbur, ~italtenl=
Idle, etrua 80 anseliaAii6e, Der &0nige &tbelz
REQ unb Sanutb, cine irii6e, geprd9t 5u
Quit, 3. /. Dublin, bp5anttnti1e, en0ltb
orteutaltl6e, pelfe wobl nit Dem erGuGbuten
Silberi6mud mad 9torben gepanoert Iino,
ia, cine BON ben Sulgaren OH Der @Ol9a &C.
prG9t. 9ur9 Die QufmertIamtett Der t0nig-
ltten 9te9terung 81 Boisn ueranlaBt, bat Die
arei89 eri6tsz@ onlmiiitOn 6u Sdmerin ben
gau5en 6uno al oa8 f0uigli6e Diuicum ein=
g~elenoet, uno es itnO bieientgen Stitde, melhe
biitorl'ae8 Suterelie baben, fiir bic betreffen.
Den Sammlunqen ermoroen poroen.
Sn Stem Orleans 1T oieier Sage Der b es
fannie oeuti6e ST.. @ IN. De la
u II i'm alter bon ~ Sabreu geItorbeu.
Der 8erItorbeue purOe i'm Sabre 1900 in @r-
lan9ell, 8aDern, 9eboren. @r fam ihon Dor
iiinfSi9 Sabren mad amerita uno braflte bier
BON uterStg Sabre fait ohne unter6rehuug in
STEMS rlear8 5u - bic ein3ige lluterbrehuug
peruriahte Der erite Srieg nit 0terlto, an Dem
er iib betbeili9te, pie e8 beiBt nit benz 3tauge
zines Wialor8. 6r. ISM. De la Nue mar
Elm Wtauu uon umfaiienosr Silourg u10 iel'
tenen @e~iiteS9aben. @r mar eire5 Der thu
tighten uuO aufOpiernolen DtitglieOer Der
y0eutiden @eielidaft" uu0 b~efleioete ieit
ntebr ais Sebn Sabren Die Steue zines BrGIis
oenten oerlelben 81 melden1 Gbrena1nte er
in jeber Sabre8perl ammlung einlttnmig Die=
Der erpablt puroe.
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BY WIN. Smith IL D.
Tug IMPROVED GERiRp
oaogpr aoID H;.fTGHf
sf2. ei5, els

ws have rsraHf Af1H t sH el me
q, .seh psrseIan. thst d "a dIHeult in .h'
hssf jttssr ~ diHfnfnrh 10 ireH fnlt
TIE 81 sstehei sfs with Vsirn' % fwea
wavsmsbn. a are,fanee AMI fof hmf rln
Inc a rsiA one worth $500 Too tll ~ 'l
iswelsl paieni lovers equsl " q el'N ll
rntch. fhe tit str tle .sms a. Do I''i tl'
81 = Aazr aHish, niehlr movcmfnie rlial p,
one costing slib, and he tls watches "is o'
a ans anlsh wigh mll jeeelcd Aia'ric'o lover
movsmsnt tgunitng a gold ono ea''inR sluo.
Tbsv are al Ia hgaiiaF ease3 gents ana
ad,s. slfes, and guaranteed fortune and WeaI
nv special certificate, alan elegant designs oi
GO Isl and ladies chains from 81 70 e. ana
icweiry M kinds
mis- sent l.. IA. D Customers permitted il
cxamiae what they order before paying wl''
on pavment Of express charges
When six watches are ordered 81 ono uhe
We will send an extra watch Of the same quail
itv free. For further particulars send ir etf'
JAMES GERARD 4 co,
25-6m So Nassau st n Y, 70. Box St5'l
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Il A H FOLLOWING.
IuKA, Miss, June rs, 1869

IuKA, MISS, June rs, 1869
MEssRs. MANSFIELD h HIGBEE:
The following are voluntary state
mepts. | make them alone for the
good of the suffering. When | was
in your city you recommended TO me
and advised me to buy the Magic
Arnica Liniment. My reply was,
7 had no confidence IN patent nos
trums. I told you of a hurt l re,
ceived eleven years since that had
not been relieved, but was increas,
inc with age. You then presented
me with q bottle of this liniment' !
took it through courtesy to you. a
week after / got home | concluC {
to use it. l applied it twice eac
day for two weeks. Since then ]
have felt no pain, but feel as well a
| did twenty years ago. The bottl
of liniment has been worth more t
me than the bottle filled with gol'
would have been. | RECOMMEND
the liniment to all who | fird suffer
ing with pain from strains, bruises
i. rheumatism or any other caus
whatever. 1t recommends ltse-
} wherever sold. I am, dear sirs,
Yours, ETC.,
q s. J. WADLEY.
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SOMETHING WORTH KNowrNa.--lt
is worth while to know how to stop
bleeding from. the nose when it be-
comes excessive. IF the finger is
pressed firmly upon the little artery
which supplies blood to the face at
ficted, the result is accomplished.
Two small arteries, branching up
from the main arteries on each side
Of the neck, and passing over the
|jaw-bone, supply the face.with blood
II the nose bleeds. fom the right nos
tril for example, pass the finger along
the edge Of the jaw till the beat
ing Of the artery is felt. Press har'
upon it and the bleeding will cease
Continue the pressure five. minutes
until the raptured vessel in the nos
has time to contract. - Lou'su'u
Chronicle. .ta
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DESIRABLE.

Every family will find it desira-
Bile to keep Magic Arnica Liniment
on hand. It is composed of ex-
tract of Arnica, Chlorodyuc and
rare essential oils, chemically com
b,ned, and is always ready, never
becoming solid or rancid. 1t is be
yOnd question the most powerfully
penetrating liniment made, and on'
bottle is worth a gallon of any othe'
kind. INV
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Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad
TIME TABLE.

cbarge oftimc on Sunday Nov. TO- 1870.
GOING SOUTH.
Mail train leaves Memphis 2slo P. NJ pas
Como 4.26 p. NJ, Sardis 500, Batesyille 5;28t
CORTLAND 5,43, Pope's Station b:oo, ans az
arrive at Grenada 1875 p. NJ.
rrrress trains leave Memphis AIS M, pass
Como q. $50, Sardis 1916, Bateayilles :oI, oourt
land S.24, Pope's 8:3l, r. N. and arrive AZ
Grenada 1890, P. NJ.
freight train leaves Memphis 6;3O N, pass
Como Ills, sardis 1920, Ba'esviiie lilz,
Couriland 1.41, Pooe's i;53, and arrive al
Grenada Clio P. NJ,
GOING NORTH.
Mai, train leaves Grenada 9;25 >, H., pass Pope,
ITO. CORTLAND, ll;l7, BafesVllie, iI'o@
ssrdis. I2:2C. Como, 12:40 A. NJ, and arris'
al Memphis 800 Pm.
F,nress trains leave Grenada 2;35 A. NJ, pas
PONIES 4:37, CORTLAND 4:4b, Batesville 5ioS
sardis $50, Como, G:l2, and arrive at Mem
phis $50 An. -,
pone,s s:47. CORTLAND $50, Batcsvillc w
sardis 1896, Como Ills, A. NJ and arri'
al Memphis 400 P. NJ.
Mail and a Express trains daily.
Freight runs daily, except Sundays,
The mall train going South makes Gre
connection at Grenada for New orleans' ~
Eruress going South connects for water W
ley. Cefeeyille, Oxford, nc.
A. s. LIvERMoRE, Gen'l' snpt-
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Amount Of Losses adjusted,
and due and unpaid, , ''''' 10
Amount Of Losses incurred,
aaon, 1o0si3 90
Amount of Claims for losses
resisted by the Company, d''''' wv
--4aH-a-
cr,s, amount of Losses, $l37,2T7 80
The greatest amount insured on any one
risk il $50 600, but will not as a general rus
exceed $4,000. a.
or,n,,rt allowed 10 be insured in any ctiy.
town, village or block, being governed IN I'm.
natter in ench case, by the general character
of buildings, width of streets, facilities '''
putting out fires, etc A.,
This Company was Incorporated under tl'
uonova, Insurance Law Of the State ct Ne"
yo,k, and obtained is Charter, or Act o. ~
co ,poration, September ., 1862, an a.'es's'
cory of which, as amended, filed heretofore
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M~AsssIessf tnsasar Fssaie wsbs,sfi
Qaana aisflpaasy - PASSED ihfyazh safiaas
s%fisisas. sash a. improvement upes AT -
salssEsmsas n Ne FseesalaE aaiii 4 ha'
ealmInslea IL he present. masHlheeH' Hlsf.
sry a#d HaFalssle hbfis. TIE FsFs'ssisa q
mis- wask Il not seaaesa ~ America. W.
hsd Il ssatsd that Ia the Aleaanafs tess, tried
in The Court ef Esshequsr Al Westminster
Halt, snder purely EaglGsh is~, % sshsf aie
hartley, Easlish or Americas, wss quoted q
alluded 10 than bis The Lord Chief Baron, u
his decision. pronounced a wehsiefs etiea.
ary A work Of the greatest learning, research
and ability. Besides the numerous illastra
tons xilh which the volume Is interspersed
there are at the end siSty-seveu pages Of th'
mos. auished pictorial illustrations, repre-
sentinT almost every conceivable object In M
,ure. science and art. II would he unneees
sary, II we were competent to the task, y
subject this work TO critical analysis. II
reputation is firmly established. 1t Is bull
upon a rock, and can bid defiance TO any pet
ty storm that the critics can raise, -Rieh'"o"
Win.
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Estey's Organs,
at H. G. H~OLLENBERGS,
274 Second st. Memphis Tenn.
no23-3m
Leap Year Party.

It was our good fortunet to be pres
emit. as one Of the invited guests, at
me Leap Year Party given by the
ladies' OF the vicinity ofMcIver church
ton miles southwest Of this place, on
Friday night of last week, at the un-
occupied late residence OF JOSIAH
Hawkins. The buildings were very
suitable for the occasion, having ann
pie room for dancing in the two front
rooms Of the main building and In
the large hall between the rooms.
The ~assemblage Of guests was very
large and brilliant, there being not
only the many lovely and accom-.
plished young ladies and intelligent
gentlemen Of the neighborhood rep
resented, but also sardis and Bates
Vile had quite a creditable repre-
sentation, in numbers, while IN quail
ity, we can only quote the languag'
Of four fair correspondent in referenc
to the Batesville ball, that "they wer
the shining jewels in the rare caske
of gems" The evening wore tai
away to the sound Of music lolne
with the football Of the fairies. as J
the misty mazes Of the dance the
moved, or lover signs, in some qul'
corner, breathed by souls with XII
dred ties, joined, as they whlspere
the light yet deep nothingless wor'
Of love, until the awee sraa hou
beyant the twal' warned US to bre'
the binding links Of the fascinatil
chain that would have held us spe
bound within the magic OF that I
lighstul circle Of aleapers.' Not U
til Aurora began to paint the re
hours Of dawn upon the eastern CO
opy Of heaven did the jewellers q
band and return to their homes,
carrying with them a delightful SCI
Of an unusual season Of pleasure, io
to b remembered by all who graz
the occasion Will. their presence
The ladies Of the vicinity had one
the most elegant suppers prepa
that it has been cur good fortune
partake Of n d very long time.
The party was d splendid succ
and all join in praise to the ms
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r.. .oula invite the especial at
l.s.u ol housekecpers TO the stock
/ '' ',s,s.. ,iuwarc, hardware, etc,
l., in store by our townsman Mr.
r. RYAN. Ankiudso Of guttering.
sosng and repairing done on short
'O"" If
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A negro anxious to make o dis
.l,v,fre works discharged a three
and half single barrel pistol
ri,hin the corporation on Sunday
,i,bt last, for which amusement the
uovor fined him fvedollars and the
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IUali hN0l' HiR'


stsa ~ msff a
ssssrsisat aaat thsJ az
ltH - dsais isyashi
~~sibsn should famrlaln p
saleestiaH that ihsfs
ssa thsih y siih ~
~ shslf ailenisoh = W
= .essa ! msssl=ai : aiihs
q 4. Ishtars u The amsHaf Q
sna merely - oFdin'fJ
-xesasfigH
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fhis icing the frsi seek Ia Lent
isasa fims n flafi ssira ssfy
fsas ssFiy Rase ps'atoes and safly
foft eollafds that is. psoytled
you haysa 1T planted ~oHsr, a. you
ought 70 have done H. sure aad
plant osly ihe safiy kinds. loF you
know the Old siars. "lt s che ear
y bird that essehes Tie worm.
What application this has 10 plant
ing peas and colIsrds | suppose you
don't clearly see, neither % |, for
that matter. But what has that h.
DO with early risingi And yet II is
always cited NJ an instance to make
lazy boys get ont Of bed by day
break. I always did think !. was
about as unfortunate for the poor
worm ms Il was lucky for the bird
that he got up 80 soon on that
morning. If he had slept to a rea-
sonably late hour that very smart
bird would have gone without hrs
breakfast or else gone off bug,hunt-
ing.
Weed your gardens and truck
patches well, and pull all the notes
and beams out Of your eyes. This
may seem very strange advice, but
one Of the maxims of a celebrated
farmer was, "weed your gardens
before they are FOUL and as | don't
suppose yours are foul yet, now is
the time to weed them. And as
to the notes and beams in your eyes,
other people can see them whether
you think they are there or not. So
pull them out.
Thi: is supposed to be q good time
to lend money. 1t being Client
the borrower is apt to have a much
happier time in spending 1t than YOU
in getting it again. Try it.
Now is a first rate time to marry
} All persons who marry this weel
! mag fast thirty or forty days if the.
choose, and live principally on low
e and molasses candy the remainde
n of the year, which is a great savin
8 OF table expenses. Besides the
d will have more time to enjoy wed
ded life than if they should wait ii
next week.
Merchants and dealers may e,
= pect to sell more goods than they d
+" last week. 1T may turn out TIL
," they will not, but at any rate it is
. happy expectation, and keeps a ft
~ low in a good humor. "Cheap f
cash, and very often cheaper
a credit" is the proper motto.
=, Lawyers and Doctors should no
III look over their bills, and if by a
chance they should find one in viii
!. too small a fee is charged, tn
should at once apologize to the pal
~ for the mistake, and promise to
so no more. Mistakes will hapT
in the best families, but such mistal
as this.happen very rarely.
Old maids should now begin
earnest to besiege the heart (if
have onc) of the old Bachelor Il
- 80 HE
have been wanting so long. L.
Year is fast passing away, and I
At may be your last chance. Ii
.ho find he has no heart, as you pro
.ch bly, will, try the dattering game.
never saw one who didn't think
was handsome, or smart, or so'
;ob thing-though other people coul'
see it. Find out his weak point
IN. 60 tor him.
.-.. Married ladies will continue tc
i their work as they always have {
: Just as they please. Husb'
may do as their spouses will let Il
Leastwise this is the experience
"o Dick juno
ON -
Co,ruru,~a UnpTu KNawTNG,
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p,;lders will do well to price the
.niscent stock of building mates
An NOW in store by that reliable
III s,unch firm, Messrs. Ballentipe'
EIsaip 4 Co.
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Certificate.
TuE SrA1E or MIssIsslrfl,

AUDITOR = 0FrieE, JACKSON.
/. HENRY MUSGR0VE, Auditor OF fu9-
Tia Accounts of the State Of Mississippi, do
hereby certify that the PHENlx lNsoh-
ANCE COMPANY, located at Brooklyn,
State of New York, has complied with the act
entitled It An Act to regulate Agencies OF
Foreign Insurance Companies" approved Mny
~. 1871, and in virtue of the power vested ~
md by said law, | hereby authorize j a.
polk. Agent for said Company at saidis, IN the
county Of Pamela, to transact business 81 IN
surnnec iu this State, until the LIST Of March
1872. -,
Given under my hand and seal OF ONCE a
the CITY of Jackson, this 22d day Of Nevem'
Der, A. D., 1872. e, ,
Auditor Of Public Accounts,
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Mississippi Central Railroad.

IDING Npnlh.
NAH train passes Grenada at s5o, A. ",
Express train at ll.l0 I. D..
GOING SOUTH.
~, seals ,as.ea Grenada at $3.50, P. N.
Express train at $50 A; D.. ..a O.,
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READ THE TESTIMONY.

Hons LAKE DEpor. MIss, May rs 1870.
This is to certify that ! was at
Aicted with general paralysis from
January, 1869, my disease CON-
mencing with the most intense
drowsiness. It seemed, indeed, that
II should sleep myself away. lgrew
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. We beg leave to call attention to
the law card of Messrs. Polk Il Balch
be found in this issue. Captain
polk is too well known to need rec
mmendation, while Mr.. Balch is no
! VS. we'll known as a reliable citizen
dthe county, but who has but re-
Gently entered into the practice OF
profession. These gentlemen viii
no doubt receive a large practice, Of
they are reliable and talented gen
tlemen, and well qualified to dis.
charge whatever duties they may
assume.
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E

Magic Arnica Liniment will not
only lure in the shortest space Of
time all ordinary cases Of sprains'
bruises and aches, but even the
dread paralysis win yield to its pow.
erful penetrating influence.
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We would respectfully call the at
|sotion Of our readers to the hand
.one advertisement of J. B. Hills,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, 274
Main street, Memphis, Tenn lie
has a very large and finely assorted
,tock, and intends making it very
desirable for the trade to patronlzf
him. A complete change has beer
made in the business since he hal
become the sole proprietor, ane
merchants and planters will DO wei
10 give him a call.
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ST. AGNES ACADEMY
For Young Ladies.

Memphis. 1e""eSSes'
-. ACADEMY, For the education Of young
ladies is under the superintendent OF the
sisters of Domonic. The course OF instruction
includes useful and ornamental branches o.
education, Special attention given to mora
and polite Department. me scnoo, Sys YIN,
commences on the FIRST MONDAY IN 3hr
TENDER, and closes about the last OF June
Terms per. session, payable half in advance
ATS. $50, 500, and 500, according to TN
agreed class Of the pupils. For iuther inior'
nation + ply to or address the;
St Agnes Academy.
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As ihe auns n W. Lard. ! a.
perfectly iamiliaf eth I'll be fasis
af the shove eass, and consider The
oBfe . remarkable one
MRS A. " NJ. H0sEBR0r OF
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aering Pianos
n. q. H~oLLENBER9,
second cot IT, Memphis Tenn
aa-sm
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Commissioner for Mississippi IN tennessee
sTATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Secretary.
I Henry Musgrove, Auditor of Public AZ
commits Of The State aforesaid, do bsfeoy cefniy
tbat ihe foregoing statcnen. Of the Southern
life Insurance Company Of Memphis tennessee
Il truly and correctly copied from the orig'na
on file in my Office.
Given under my hand and Official Sesi ~
,actson. The 10th day Of November, isii'
'hoAs II. MuSGROvE,
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
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Sworn and subscribed to before me ms 'le
9Th day Of November, 1871: .ny
hoDooN o n