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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-24
Financial.
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EXCHANGE and DEPOSIT
.m,ls. a,BAN H. i.a
Is Knoxville, Tennessee.

ESTABLISH LEGO.
WE are prepared to purchase, at
80 Best Rates, Gold, Silver, Gov
eminent. State, County, City, and
Railroad Bonds and coupons, Bank
Of Tennessee Notes, New and Old
Issue, Uncurrent Southern Bank
Notes, and East Tenn, Va. and Ga. r.
r. Stock.
'-We-transact a General Banking
Business, buy and Sell Eastern and
Southern Exchange at current rates.
receive deposits and make collections
upon the most favorable terms.
Interest paid on Deposits in Savings
Bank Department. n hks =
Tickets by Inman, Anchor and Nationa
Lines OF Ocean Steamers, and Exchange on
all the principal cities of Europe for sale.
q III EP. BAILEY, CASHIER.
JulylSd&wtf. -
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Money saved is money made. Verb.
sap. 81 GAINES, BRO. & Co.
iv6dtf. 81 "a
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WEATHER REPORT
-s WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL 0FFIC R. 90 .
~; Washington. D. g.. April q. G.30 PM 1913.
r~I PROBA BILITIEs i
The area Of lowest baron eter will continue moving
slowly eastward beyond the Carolina coasts. In the
South Atlantic States. falling temperature and winds
veering to northwest with cloudy weather. For Gulf
States north and northwest winds increasing to brisk
on the western Gulf coast, with generally cloudy
weather and lover temperature. Cautionary signals
will continue at Wilmington and Norfolk Il 4
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X. N. McClung, PIT. II. II. Bearden. Y. PIT.
Sam. House, Cashier.
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GREAT LAND SALE.

IN OBEDIENCE TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE
i last will and testament of Edmond Hodges, de
ceased we will sell, q
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Boots and Shoes, at prime cost, at G. j.
Beck's.
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.EOI Lon.
500 pairs of Miles Shoes at less than cost
L ROBINSON & STEVENS.
a Card.

EDITORS CLARIoN-In last Thursdays
Issue oft the Pilot, there appeared an article
headed. The Banner Election at the Sis
tel's Fair" in which reference was made to
Jackson Fire Company No l, and myself as
foreman.
In the beginning beg to express the re-
greet feel. and in which | am sure the true
firemen of both companies sympathiZe, that
any discussion should occur having ten
deucy 70 MIR the harmony and good fellow
ship which has always characterized the
firemen OF Jackson. do not intend at this
day to discuss the relative merits of that
election, or the business in excluding any
votes from the count; | shall simply aIlude
To the fact that when the committee COM
puted the result the 900 votes proposed by
No. / were not i'm the ballot-bpx, but were
found in the pocket II a member of the Gem
Company As ! said before, l do not intend
70 argue in reference TO this matter, for
conceive it to be nay duty as a gentleman to
subscribe TO the report of that committee OF
six [three of whom were from the GEM
who were acting ia the capacity of board
of honor, cspecj Oily when | had entered in
10 pledge with Foreman eastman, in be-
halT of our respective companies. to agree
10 that report and abide by its decision. And
now. as the only response | have to make
| desire To state that If it is the endeavor of
the writer to insinuate that Jackson Fire
Company No /, or | as its representative,
was disposed to do anything that was vio-
l8tIOn of any pledge or agreement, or that
our action in the premises were not those of
gentlemen, pronounce it a falsehood, and
the author as guilty of a wIlful and mali
cious perversion OF the truth.
K. L. SAUNDERS.
Jackson, Miss, February %, 1873.
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FAIR M0UNT CnIIEGE

LfAlR MOUNT COLLEGE, FOR the education
IL of Young Ladies. is situated upon Sewanee
Noun tain, near the Railroad Station "Mofat -
aud Is easy Ct access from ali. parts OF the
south Il is beautifully located, having the
advantage of charming mountain views and
delightful freest0ne and chalybea waters
No locality can surpass II in healthfulness
and attractiyeness. The Building is new.
commedions, and well suited 20 school purpo-
SEES II IS only ave miles from lhc University
OF the South.
Tuition and Board including washing. per
year sZS0O Ausic Painting. Drawing. etc
viii each be charged moderate Fee extra
Latin IL the only study IN the course that is
optional with the student French is quireI
ef every pupil aud every effort will ~ made
to enable the scholar 70 speak laentlv. as
well as readily o read and write tllelanguRre.
course of CaEsJhfuics will be extended
through the year.
College viii open Isl Monday in rll 1873
There will be a mid ummer holiday o. me week
nd with this exception the school exc -zcs W iii
be continued through the summer. acati0n
IN the winter, commencing Dccemb @0th
For circulars, giving full details address
MRS. NJ. L. YERGER, 49,
MRS II. B. kELLS, h'iHciPa1s'
feb Il If
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February g, 1878
New and fashionable goods at stadeker't
Many medicines in one.

In speaking of the extraordinary rapidi-
ty with which Hosletter's Stomach Bitters
recruit debilitated and exhausted system.
the preparation is usually referred 20 as q
vegetable tonic of marvellous power. But
those who suppose that It's operation is
limited TO its direct effect upon the digestive
organs, little understand the true nature of
this comprehensive remedy Ii is not only
tonic. but also a gentle laxative. an active
anti bilious medicine, Il mild diurctic. q
wholesome exhilaraut, a regulator, and q
general Alternative. It IS to this combination
of many essential sanitary properties that
the article owes its success in a variety OF
distressing complaints, each of which il or
binary practice is subjected 10 different
mode oftreatment. It is impossible 10 in
VigOrate feeble and diseased organization
without regulating and purifying it. The
Bitters do both.
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Mississippi at the Vienna ExpOsi.
ton.
LAST NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS.
J.cxsox Miss March I

JACKSON, Miss, March l, 1873.
All articles intended for exhibition at the
Worlds Fair at Vienna, which have not al
ready been forwarded to the Commissioner
General at New York, should be sent to the
undersigned at JAG kson, by the 10th of the
present month. We pay all freights and
charges. The party shipping will place in
side each case or box detailed statement OF
the contents-the marks outside to cores
pond. Top of the box should be secured
with screws.
Articles thus far received have been for
.Harded to the United States Commissioner
General, and viii leave on government
steamer from Brooklyn Navy Yard on the
18th inst, but IN view OF the brief time al
lowed, and of the propriety of having the
State creditably represented at the Univer-
sal Exposition, we will avail ourselves of
the steamer that leaves New Orleans for
Bremen on the 2oth of March.
MISSISSIPPI COTTON AT VIENNA.
Messrs. Robinson s. Stevens, of jackson,
and Messrs. Richardson May, of New Or
leans, will attend to the shipment of cotton
for the Exposition. AS we do not wish to
send exceeding fifty bales, owners of cotton
who desire to exhibit should write to us at
once, in order that we may not exceed the
complement. The owner will not be taxed
with freight charges, and will get the bene-
III of the price in foreign market, provided
authority is given to sell. We desire to send
a display of our average staples and grades.
Address,
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PURELY VEGETABLE,

This unrivalled Medic ne is Warranted n
10 contain a single particle Of Mercury,
any injurious mineral substance, but is
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Money saved By buying stadeker's GOO
Mems shoes, at cost, at G. ]. Beek,s.

The attention of the authorities is called
TO the follow communication from an sold
Fireman:
Mr.. EDITOR :-One of the Institutions OF
Jackson, is its 9 Fire Department :" but Sir,
| tell you, as have done for series of years,
that its organization and efficiency is
nothing if every body is permitted to erect
g Frame Shanty" in the center of the city,
and put as many "S-ove Pipes through
their roofs and shanty-sides as they see
proper, thereby endangering not only their
own '.Shantiee," but the valuable and costly
dwellings of their neighbors, together with
the business and State property.
protest against this nuisance, and call
upon the city authorities to abate every
one of them forthwith
The city ordinances are ample for the
protection of All law-abiding citizens, but
this open violation of its laws must be dealt
with i'm mediately and summarily. fail
ure TO 90 so, and heavy loss by fire your
department will not and cannot be held
responsible. OLD FIREMAN
March 3, 1873
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Kid Gloves, at cost, at G. j. Beck's

DEAD The Rev [. b. DANA, ID. D.. Rec
tor Of Trinity Church, Natchez, died in
that city last Wednesday. His funeral took
place last Thursday. the Rev. DR.. SAMSON,
of Christ Church, Vicksburg, and the Rev.
Mr. Johnston, of Port Gibson, officiating.
DIR. Dana had been minister for forty
wears, and was universally beloved for the
purity Of his character and the holiness of
his living.-Vicksburg Herald,
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IRas. u a. iMAc1keat-Egeso1arTons Of
the .ImclEeen Baptist Church.


Il sDA~A1N<s ssAAAN - = CO. lis 1874
Since our beloved brother, Rev. J. A.
HAcKErT, feels It his imperative duty 70 re-
sign the care Of this church, and while we
sincerely regret the necessity causing his
essgnation. we find it useless TO make any
further endeavors to retain him. Be Il
therefore,
Resolved, That we suffer him TO depart
with deep pain and unfeigned sorrow.
2. That AS a man we esteem him, as 8
preacher we admire him. end as pastor we
love him.
That his pure life, sincere devotion.
eminent spirituality, and sound views en-
abled him 10 succeed in winning our affec-
lions, 10 reminding the dying fame of our
rrligloas devotion, and in bringing souls To
Jesus.
That we commend him with our whole
heart TO those among whom he will In
future labor, assuring them they have
gained one who will faithfully strive to do
the work Of the Lord. and who will furnish
an example of practical godliness worthy Of
an imitation.
That we part with him in tears. pray
ing Heavens choicest benedictions upon
him and his.
That copies of tie foregoing be fur
nished Brother Hackett the city papers, and
the Baptist.
Done by order of the church.
JOHN T. Buck, Church Clerk.
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As E.OcusIs.---The Charter Oak Stoves
are becoming such universal favorites, and
are making their way into so many house
holds, that it looks as ii they were destined
to cover the face of the lands IS the locnsts
Of Egypt Unlike them. however, they are
blessings instead of plaques, and we wish
speed TO the contamination.
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DUp1EY's Morn ExrERs4rNAroR.-

DUDLEY's MOTH ExTERsENAToR-
TIE attention of cotton growers Is partieu-
larly invited to the advertisement of Mr.. G.
R. Dudley, of Canton, who Is the patentee
of an invention that claims to afford abso-
lutte protection against the ravages of the
boil and army worms. Having seen the
Exterminator, and the cordial endorsement
of It's utility by q large number OF the
planters of Madison county, and the same
having been deemed of sufficient merit 20
be awarded q patsnt. we commend 1t TO the
consideration Of or planting friends. Irs
0ose 10 sxiAinR aad fts advantages may be
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gS Excellence in every department IS
the aim of Messrs. Rice & Son In their man
agement of the American House. Boston
A vertical railway, cafe, reading and bill
lard rooms, are adjuncts Of this spacious
and we'll known hotel.
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Alpaeas. at cost. IT G. J. Beck's.

TAKE IT. TAKE IT OK, AND KEEP TAKING
IT reduce the dose so that it acts asa gentle
laxative, and continue it on regularly. 1t
is a tonic, and viii strengthen you. 1t took
long time to confirmyour disease, and you
can't get well in day. simmons Liver
Regulator, If persisted IN, will cure the most
stubborn Liver Disease. There is no tasluEe
about it.
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I'VE men and women, who are not afraid OF
Il hard work for large pay, 70 become per-
mane1tly connected with q new enterpFis e.
that viii pay from =. COO to s., 600 yearly.
according TO location. The business is as re-
specialize as any in the world. We have many
parties now engaged who are making $40 a
day. We want permanent, accredited Agent
IN every County and City. Parties having a
few hours leisure, day or evening. may also
apply. just the thing for ladies Send stamp
for full particulars q. II. JONES < co.
Il6 Fulton ST.. y. Y.
feb 27-lm
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PRIVATE BOARDING HoUsE.-It will
he seen by the card of Mr.. John j. Rohr-
hacher that he has this day opened a pri-
waite boarding house at SpengIer's corner
Mr.. r. is prepared to entertain a number
of guests. Mr. RS reputation as a hotel
keeper is so well known that it needs no
encomIum at our hands
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We have been informed by Col. Parker,
Special Agent of the Postal Department
that he intends seeing that the route agents
do their duty, and that he has already given
those on the VIcksburg and Meridian Rail-
road to understand that they mast improve
on their conduct of the last few months.
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PRICE OF TICKETS.

L
Concert One Hundred ThOu~a n d
Tickets only will be issued, large por-
ton of which are already SOLD
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves. So; ard Quar-
tiers, 81 so. Eleven whole Tickets for 500
No discount on less than 500 orders.
Nothing could be more appropriate for
presents than tickets TO this banquet of
Wealth or more likely TO produce gTander
satisfactory results. The object OF this
n third Gift Concert is the enlargement
and endowment OF the Public Library
of kentucky. which. by the special act
authorizing the concert for It's benefit, is to
be forever free to all citizens of every State.
This Concert will be conducted like the first
and second heretofore given. and full par
ticularS of the mode of drawing the gifts
and paying them and everything necessary
to a thorough understanding OF the scheme
from beginning to end, are now published
in the form of q circular, which will be fur
nished, free of cost, 10 any who apply.
The entire manag ement of this undertake
ing has been committed By the trustees TO
Hon. Thcs. r.. ksr8nleIfe, late Gov
ernor of Kentucky. TO whom all communi-
cations pertaining TO the Gilt Concert shou d
be addressed.
r. II. DURRETT, President.
W.N. HALDEMAN. Vice Pres't.
JOHN s CAIN, Sec'v Public Library OF Ky.
FARMERS AND DROVERS BANK,
Treasurer.
'tAs the time for the Concert Is close at
hand (ApFil sth.) parties wanting tickets
should send in their orders Immediately If
they would avoid the rush and delay abso-
lutely unavoidable in the few days prece-
ding the Drawing. All orders and applica-
tons for agences, circulars and information
viii meet with prompt attention.
ThOs. e. aBramIe-fe.
Agent Pub Lib. KY, Louisville, KY"
mar elm
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Dollar Goods at Martz's.
subscraptIon Department.

We acknowledge receipts since onr
last issue, for subscriptions to THE CLA-
RON for 1878 and ~, to Tuesday,
Marth 4th, 1873, inclusive, as follows:
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LUMBER
LATH and SHINGLES
YOU can SAVE MONEY

4OU Gan SAVE MONEY
d Y ordering your Lumber, Laths and Shin
ID giles, direct from US at Brookhaven on
The New Orleans and Jackson Railroad We
make the best SHINGLES in America All
four inches wide We sell heart Shingles at
50 per NJ aud sap al s. nicely bundled We
sell LUMBER as cheap as the cheapest, and
by buying direct ven can save commissions
WENTWORTH & HOSKINS,
lan23 Erookhaven Miss
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The finest ire OF Carpets, and at the low
est prices we have seen are now displayed
in the Carpet Rooms of
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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We are indebted to j. n. Osborne,
Librarian and Doorkeeper OF the Capitol,
for very handsomely bound catalogue of
the books In the State Library.
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G. j. Beck is selling at prime cost to close
his business and offers a splendid opportuni-
ty for the most needy to supply themselves
for the usual price.
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Corsetts, tcost, at G. J. Beck's.
Upon Health Tee.h

Depends the purity of the breath. Preserve
them unblemished by the use of the famous
SOzOdOnt, that perfectly harmless vege-
table preparation, and You will never regret
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The FIREMANs BANNER ELECTION MIsUS
pERsrANDING.-We produce to-day the cards
OF hessrs. Saunders and eastman in rela-
ton to the above named unfortunate misun-
Outstanding.
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oysters!! The largest and freshest in
the market, at Kerr's
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All people would undoubtedly prefer a
fine head of hair grown upon their own
heads, to being bald, or wearing false hair,
and it has been the study of many of our
learned men to find a remedy to restore the
hair when it has fallen out and renew its
color after It has become gray. Such a
remedy has been found and is now offered
to the world under the name of Halls Veg
etable Sicilian Hair Remover; and, to YER
ify this statement, read the following:
This is to certify that was very bald in
fact, my head was perfectly smooth /; and it
is common in my family to grow bald early
In life / have now used four bottles of
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover;
anu the hair has grown out all over my
head, and is now a natural brown.
hartley CONLON.
SC1PIo, JENNINGS Co., IND,
May %, 1868.
Personally appeared before me BARLEY
Conlon, and upon oath. says the above state
ment IL true.
MIG. BUTLER, Notary Public,
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As E1OcuS1S.-.

Cheap for families: Oysters at Kerr's for
fifteen cents per doz.
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Ladies' and childrens' shoes, at cost, at G
j. Beck's.
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GRABDBST SGBENB or RHB AGE
100000
CA SH GIFTS.


of March Is. 1871, the trustees now an
nounce the Third Grand Gift Con-
cert, for the benefit OF the Public lii
brary of Kentucky. To come off in
Library Hall at IonisviIle XIV. on
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we Ind, however, on looking At the orig
inal which we signed. that the published
statements are ! faithful copy Of it. Con-
seQuantly the gentleman who published
them acted entirely IN good faith, and he
should be held from any inIpntatfon II the
contrary.
n. B. HAYES,
g. A. SPENGLER.
February g, 1873.
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Tin buckets on hand for you, if you want
TO carry home kerr's Oysters. Fifteen
cents per Dozen
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Dress Goods, Ribbon, Embroidery, Laces,
for less than cost at @. j. Beck's.
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Tuesday, April sab. 1879.

At this Concert the best musical talent
that can be procured from all paris of the
country will add pleasure to the entertain
ment. and Ten Thousand Cash Gifts,
aggregating a vast total of Half a Will
lion Dollars currency will be distributed
by lot to the tieket-holders, as follows:
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Kerr sells good, fresh, large Oysters, for
family use, at fifteen cents per dozen.
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Be of good cheer. there is life and health
for You yet. So those that have taken Sim
mons Liver Regulator attest.
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Drs. Harrington & Johnston,

HAVING associated themselves together
Ii in the Practice OF Medicine, Offer their
services to the citizens Of Jackson and vicini-
~, in the various branches of their profession.
Once in Stewart Building.
Jenuarv g. l67e.-0
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HORSE BLAyKETs.

TsOR treatment Of the Horse DISEASE made
Is "a order. Send IN crdsra early,
. nsVsoKw q. D. MIDWAY.
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Ribbons, Millinery and Straw
O. O . ID =.
1873.
4 LS0 WHITE GOODS.
"A EMBROIDERIES, SC.
Armstrong, Gator & Co.,

Armstrong, Gator & Co.,
Importers, Manufacturers and Jobbers
Bonnet Trimming. Neck aad Sash Ribbons.
Velvet Ribbons, Neck Ties, Bonnet Silks,
satins, Felvets and Grapes Flowers, Feathers,
Ornaments, Frames, sc. Straw Bonnets and
E.asiies and ChiIdren's Hats.
Trimmed and Untrimmed And in connecting
Warerooms White Goods. Linens, Embroide-
ries, Laces, Nets. Collars, Sets, Handkerchief,
Yelling, Head Nets, &c, &c.
Nos. 237 and 239 baltimore SIreeI,
baltimore, Md.
These goods are manufactured by US or
bought for Cash directly from the European
and American Manufacturers, embracing all
the latest novelties. unequalled in variety and
cheapness in any market.
Orders filed with care, promptness and
despatch. b27-lms
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G. !. Bsek sells his entire Of Stock cloth :
ing at nrss eOsk.
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In this city, on Monday, Sd instant, at
the residence of fon. d. N Burrows. by
Rev DR.. Hunter, Mr.. HENRY D. WILSON,
Of Memphis, Tenn. to Miss EMMA NJ. DorY.
daughter of the late Judge Doty, of Holmes
county, Miss. No cards.
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I. O. o. F. Constitutions.

M : are now prepared 70 fill orders for cop
w les Of the Revised Constitution for Su-
bordinate Lodges, as adopted AZ last meeting
of Grand Lodge. The edition is limited to
5000 copies, and 1900 copies have been already
forwarded to Lodges whose orders were on
file. The pamphlet makes 81 pages, and is
very complete in all respects. Price SO per
hundred, SO for fifty copies, or s. for 20
copies. Express or postage charges added.
Address POWER & BARKSDALE,
mar 6-tf Jackson, Mississippi
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The ladies should see the beautiful AS
sortment of Spangled Tarlatans for evening
wear at
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.
@. CUMMINGS.

Fashionable Esoot and Shoe Maker
A NNOUNCES to his customers, friends
"A and the public generally, that he is pre-
pared to do work in his line promptly and
with dispatch
Call at his shop, north side Of Capitol be-
tween State and President streets.
dec5wfm
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Also for CAMPAI0N GOous Address
GOOD6PEED's EMPIRE BOOK PUBLISH
ING HOUSE, Cincinnati, g. Louis, New or
leans or New York