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FURTHER PROOF.

:. SPRINGFIELD, Me-, May l. 1872
Mn. H. II. STEVENS: Dear Sir: MY du.iphtcr has
Deen ont o. health for about two years About wear
ago she had tnmor come on her ,dn, which was
VERY painfll. saw NEGETiNE advertised In the
CORNER ana cent TO Bangor and got two bottles
she - n'w taking the seco bottle: h r health /.
much Improved and the tumoris going away AZ fast
rs u came. Every one In his vicinity knows What
opportunity to recommend it To those who arc .,cs
aware OF its great value. V,ry ysst~rtfuily.
Nrs- ErsaS G, RANDALL.
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On" most gif'cd Of living hymn Writers, on
tributes rogulsrly.
"MariOn Harland,"

whose Name IA a household word. is now fur.
nishing charming Serial Story, entitled
"iRON sND CLAY"
Among IT. humorous contributors are. NJ.
So Hr. JOSEPH PARKER, or I.ondon;
ION. \. IL STEPHENS, of Georgia; Rev.
W,h"Rr PATTERSON, u. y. Hon. no.
IA no hiNf rx Postmaster General Rev.
L.. SANIokD DoOllTTLE. ID, u, Of Ru'.
ger COLLEGE; fev. j. y. THOMPSON. u.
~ Nv. ElBERF s. PORTER. d. D., Rev
W. uiCks, Augusta, Ga; Mrs. JEN-
Me ID WLINHi DEWITT, Mrs MARGAR
TT y, SANGSTER, Mrs. AMELIA BARR
and numerous others. IL offers as premiums
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, TITS SeUiag Machine giges tie Iea Sat;sf.c,ioo 10
ne user d. rad for mort readily. and Is he best of
az 70 sen II Mere Is no "Domesfic' agent In your
fOra, amy 10 DOMESTIC q. NJ. CO., NEW YORK
LADIES SEND for elegant Fashion Book.
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THREE EXCELLENT CuRoMos

TIE Trims" a Shepherd Scene after ST..
Edwin landscer, and SaIbaM Afr,Booa, !,
after Thomas Facd. The Il At l. ncar'y two
by two and y half feet in siz', am! the OFT
e's each l7}xl9l inches. The largest and
hand'omest prem'ums of,rrcd lev ~, Y rnprr
No aclaH:' premiums on hand and ready jrr i'm.
mediate de,irery
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Boys and Girls.

Forty-e'gt large octavo pages each
month. making for the year a
handsome rolume IF 576 pages.
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ER S NEAR liirrEaS are Appricnt. Dia-
rhore,ic. CarnHinalive. Nutritious. Laxa-
tive. Durclic. Sedatiyr. Counter. Brilliant,
Sudnriiir. ' ''yo'ivr. AL Anti Billions.
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SPLENDID
MICHIGAN LANDS
Secure A Home Now I

The lands are north Of Grand Rapids, and In IN,
counties of Kent, Montcalin, Ncwpygo, Mccosta
Isabclla, Glare, Osceola. LAKE, Manistce, Wexford
Mlssaukce, kalka.ka, Grand Traverse, Otsego, An.
trim and Charlevoix.
The part Of Michigan In which these lands arc
found Is
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TELEGRAMS.

The steamship Batavia, from Boston,
arrived at Queenstown Tuesday.
The fire in the pine woods near Egg
HaIbOr, New Jersey, is still raging.
Henry Won Phail, aged ninety, and a
prominent merchant of st. Louis, died
yesterday.
Grant has appointed E. Platt Strstton
supervising inspector of steamboats, for
| the second district.
The Masonic hall at Port Stanley
Ontario, was burned on Monday night.
Loss twenty thousand dollars.
Three men were arrested in New
| York yesterday for forging deeds repre-
senting one hundred thousand dollars.
The secretary, in answer to numerous
| inquiries, states that no one will be al
lowed to settle in the Black Hills eoun-
try.
The steamships City Of Paris and
England, from Liverpool, and the Can
tan, from Aspinwsll, arrived in New
| York Tuesday.
The car repair shop of the Marietta
| and Cincinnati railroad, at Zaleskie,
| Ohio, burned yesterday morning. Loss
| seventy-five thousand dollars.
A Pittsburg telegram Of Tuesday says
| that at Hackensack to-day Frederick
! Thuart was sentenced to twenty years
in the State prison for horse stealing.
A cargo Of tea, valued at forty thou
sand dollars, in New York, was seized
] by the collector on charge Of an at
| tempt to defraud the revenue specific.
Charles Disun was arrested in New
York Monday night for selling his
| daughter, thirteen years old, to Peter
Halleek, the keeper Of disreputable
| house.
The northern press will come TO IN
derstsnd the south more fully as they
read the incendiary and indecent
speeches Of the black and white Radi
Gals at theAsouth.
The great council Of the independent
! Order Of Red Men of the United States,
met at Indianapolis Tuesday. The at
/ tendance was very large, the representa-
ton being quite full.
At the running races at Buffalo, Tues
day, George West won the twO-milt
hurdle race in 3:594; Red Dick won the
mile-aDd-a quarter race in 2;l4; Katie
Pease won tine third race in :424.
Big temperance meeting at Portland
Maine, Tuesday. Miss Emma vii
lard, president Of the woman's tenn
perance association Of Chicago, and Mis-
Oliver, the Ohio temperance orator
made speeches.
A telegram from Washington Tues
, day says that Thomas +. Reynolds ha
5 been appointed guager for the thir,
, Kentucky district, and Samuel Brook
D surveyor Of distlleTies for the seven
: teenth Ohio district.
a Melningen, where seven hundre
It families have Just been rendered nome
: less by great cOnfiagration, is the capi
}, tai of the little duchy Of SAKE Meinin
gen Hildburghausen, in Central Gel
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The increasing popularity Of Dooley's
yeast powder has induced certain firm
who manufacture a baking powder to
copy verbdtiEa, our advertisements, sim
ply substituting their name in place OF
ours. While this proves the standard
excellence. and worth OF our yeast pow
der it is calculated to deceive the con-
sumers, and reflects the character of the
parties, as well as the goods which they
are endeavOring to force npon the un-
wary. Be sure thatyOu call for DOoley's
yeast powder, and take no other. Doo-
ley q Brother proprietors, SO New street,
New York.
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innches Weather warm and raining. Nj
boats up to-day. Down; Nint shiniSle.
sr. LOUIS, September 9.-W Gather clear ans
very warm. River falling SLOWLY, Arrived
Julia, Vicksburg; Susie Silver, Aew Orleans
Departed City Of Helena, Nieksburg; -
Genevieve, Memphis.
CkIRo, Septem Der 8, ,Noon.-W Gather clouH y
Arrived: Carrie v. Kountz, New Orleans,
pm; Mary Alice, st. l. 1uis, o.m. Departed
Carrie v. kountz, ST. Louis, ) pm. Night
Arrived: City OF Chest 81. Louis, pm
River j 1 feet and falling. NJ srcury s4
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

OFFICE CITY TAX COLLECTOR, |
MEMPHIS, TENN, September 8, lS74.
nly The taz-books for the present year have
been delivered TO me, and am now ready to
receipt 10 those desiring to avail themselves
of the liberal dAcount of one and one-hali
Q5S) per cent. per month from date of pay
ment to the first OF January next.
FRED. c. SCHAPER,
se3 City. .Tax-Collector.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER news.
By TELEGRAPH.

PITTsBURG, September 9.-River, 10 iBches
and on a stand. Weather clear and pleasant
NEW ORLEANS, September 9.-NO arri.
walls or departures. Weather cloudy and
warm.
CINcINNATI, September 9.-River feet {
inches and falling. No arrivals or departures
except local packets.
NASHVILLE, September 9.-River falling
with feet inches on the shoals. No
arrivals or departures. Weather clear and
very warm.
EvANsvILLE, September 9.-River fallen
inch. Weather clear and hot. Mercury n u
50. Port list--DOWn: Cherokee, and Arkan
sas Belle. Weather cloudy. Business fair.
LOUISVILLE, September 9.-River falling
with feet inches IN the canal and foot
inches In the Indiana chute. Weather warm
and clear.
VIoKsBURe, September S.-RiyeT rose }:
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Saturday, October 10Th, 1874,

within legal hours, the following described
property, or 50 much of the same as shall be
sufficient TO discharge the taxes ad1udged
against said property, and al costs, as shown
by said decree, to-wit: Lots 10 and II, in
Shank's subdiy vision, in the city OF Memphis;
eacn of said lots fronts on the north side OF
81. Charles street 50 feet, and running back
I4sIs to an alley. Also, lot in the Four
teenth Civil District, bounded by a line be-
ginning at the northeast corner Of Grove ave
nue. and Robinson avenue; thence north l23l
feet to a stake; thence south IS east 5591S feet
thence south 165 feet; thence west 1875 feet
thence south SO feet TO Grove avenue; thence
west with north side Of said avenue 1855 feet tC
the beginning.
This 9th September, 1874.
b P. ANDERSON,
Commissioner OF Revenue for shelby County
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State Of Tennessee, Shelby county.-Ofiee OF
County Court Clerk, Memphis, Tenn, sep
ministrar0r:
HAVING suggested the insolvency OF the
~ estate OF Mary Cunningham, deceased
Johanna shea, deceased, h Fairfax, deceased
Alfred Rawlings, deceased, ]. d. Bowen, de
ceased, you are hereby ordered 10 give notice
BY advertisement in some newspaper pup
lished within the said state, and also at tht
courthouse door Of Shelby county, for all per
sons having claims against said estate 70 ap
pear and die the same with the Clerk OF tht
county Court, authenticated in the manner
prescribed BY law, on or before the third day
Of Decem Der, 1874; and any claim not nieu Oh
or before SAID day, or before an appropT1atloI
OF the funds of said estate is made, shall o.
forever barred, both in law and equity Wit
ness my hand, al Office, this I'd day OF sep
tenn Der, 1874. - -,
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
BY T +. Meath, Deputy Clerk. se3
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Meeting Of Stockholders Of the Mem
ulis ana ChaTlt stOH X. Il, Go.

FTHHE annual meeting of Stockholders In the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Com
pauy will be held in Memphis on Wednesday,
The zah day of October. le1A. On the same
day, an election for Nine Directors, to serve
for twelve months, and until their successors
are elected and qualified, viii be held In Mem
phis, Tenn, and in Huntsville, Ala. Stock.
holders will be passed free, on exhibiting their
certificates of stock 10 the conductors, for one
day before and one day after date or said
meeting, No person will be passed on proxy
JOHN d. RATHER, President.
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FORREST.
Repetition of a Base Libes uPOn Law
Abiding Citizen The SO-CRlIsd
Fort Pillow Massacre.


From the Philadelphia Bulletin.
Certain ex-rebels, among them Jeffer-
son Davis aud General y. B. Forrest,
held s meeting at Memphis, few days
ago, for the purpose of protesting against
the inbuman massacre of several ne
proes, by members Of the White League
In Gibson county, Tennessee, a night or
two before. Jefferson Davis made
speech, in which he took occasion to de-
clare his affection for the blacks and to
spit some venom at those who had dis
t1rbed ttthe natural relations OF the two
rscesii-that is, the relation Of master
and slave. General Forrest also spoke,
and among other things said that if be
sswere intrusted with proper authority
be would capture and eXterminate the
white marauders who disgrace their
race by this cowardly murder Of negroes"
We have no objection TO the senti-
ments thus expressed, but we imagine
that the black people Of Tennessee viii
not readily accept General Forrest as
their champion, or believe greatly In
the sincerity Of his expressions Of de-
testatiOn Of the perpetrators Of this fear
ful crime. The act Of the kukiux assas-
sins OF Gibson county was merciful IN
comparison with the deed which gave
General Forrest nOtOriety. They killed
sixteen unOfiending men; but Forrest,
at the taking Of Fort Pillow, tortured
and murdered three hundred men who
had surrendered themselves into his
hands after making gallant resistance,
and who were entitled to their lives.
Dr1DeT's History Of the Civil War, in its
sccount of this crime, says: without
anv discrimination Of color, age OF sex,
] a their
hidipg-plsces and cruelty murdered.
Wounded men who had made gallant
/ defense were atrociOusly compelled to
stand up and be shot; some were burned
/ in their tents; some were stabbed. For
/ the black soldiers there was no mercy.
] They were massscred because they
were niggers' and the whites,
because they were fighting with mig
gsrs.'n And the congressional COM
nittee sent to investigate the butchery
reported that "men were not only shot
10 cold blood and drowned, but were
even crucified, buried alive, nailed to
the hoMs Of houses which were then set
on IRE. No cruelty which the most
| flemish malignity could devise was
] omitted by these murderers. From
three to four hundred men are known TO
have been killed at Fort Pillow, OF
which at least three hundred were muir
dered in cold blood after the post was ID
! possession OF the rebels, and our men
/ had thrown down their arms and ceased
TO offer resistance" The murderers OF
| Gibson county have but initiated the
example Of General Forrest. II be has
repented his conduct, the fact Is perhaps
creditsble; but be is not precisely the
man to assume position as champion
Of the prosecuted race, and be need not
hope to have their confidence. The
spirit which made the Fort Pillow mas
sscfe possible is the same spirit that AMI
mates him and his friends to-day in
their political antsgonism TO the ne
gTOes.
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many. 1t is situated ON the Werra,
twenty eight miles northeast from Full
da, and has a population Of six or seven
thousand.
The command under General Miles
met four or five hundred Cheyenne In
dians twelve miles from Red river, in
Texas, on the thirtieth OF August. At
ter a sharp engagement, lasting five
bOurs, they were driven over thirteen
miles of high hills.
The Cincinnati chamber of commerce
Yesterday elected w. r. HOllsWay presi-
dent over VIM. Clifford Neff Also the
following delegates to the national board
OF trade: Samuel f. Covington, Benja-
min EgglestoD, Geo. +. Bracks, Seth
Evans and Jas. w. Libbey.
A telegram from Chicago says that
Albert Keep, president OF The North
western railroad company, has addressed
q letter to the Wisconsin commission
ers, with view to correcting a mis-
statement recently made by Governor
Taylor, at Changers picnic.
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saturday, 19th Day Of september, 1s74
COMMISSIONERS SALES
REAL E5TATE.

No. S35, R.-second Chancery Court of Shelby
COunty.-B. p. Anderson, Commissioners OF
Revenue, ETC., VS.. 5. KAUFMAN ell al.
DURSUANT to final decree for sale, entered
7 in the above cause on the 10Th day Of July,
1873, Minute Book 5, page go, will sell, al
public auction, to the highest bidder, for eash,
al the courthouse door in Shelby county, on
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Executors Notice.

HAVING qualified as executors of the VIII
IA OF James b. Horn, deceased, this is 10 z o,
tffy all persons having claims against sald
estate to present them 10 ", duly probated at
required by law. or they viii be barred and
ali persons Indebted are requested 10 come
forward and make payment OF the same.
FRANK SNOW DEN,
NATHAN STEWART,
Executors, etc.
.s...t-y-y,t,-rg 1s-t Eel0
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Saturdar. October 1Oth. 1s74,

within legal hours, the following described
property, or so much thereof as shall be suffi-
cient to discharge the taxes ad1udged against
said property, and all costs, as shown by said
decree, to-wit: A lot on the north side OF
Madison street, beginning 60 feet east OF tne
southeast corner OF W. r. Chambers lot
thence east with said street 90 feet; thence
north 9% poles; thence west and parallel with
said street 90 feet; thence south 80 poles "a
the beginning, being part of county lot 40, IN
the ciJi OF Memphis.
This9th September, 1874,
b. p ANDERSON,
Commissioner Of Revenue, Shelby County.
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DIED.

GALLAGHER On the evening OF Septem-
Der 9th, ANHIE GALLAGHER aged = menihs.
Friends ami acquaintance Of Mrs. M. CAL
lagher are invited 10 attend the funeral from
the residence Of P. Scott, So Charleston ave-
nue.. this lrH HURsDAYl evening. at 3 0,elock.
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SHERIFF's SALE
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes. Hats
Clothing, Fixtures, etc, etc.

nUBIIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
That by virtue Of an execution 70 me d.
rected from the Hon. First Circuit Couri OF
shelby county, Tenn, IN the case OF Isaac
Rhine VS.. s. q. Rhine, Judgment rendered on
the 29tn day OF September, 1865, for the sum OF
twen ty-seVen thousand one hundred ana
thirty-nine dollars and thirty-two cents, with
interest and costs of suit, TO satisfy said Judg-
ment, ETC., L viii, on
Saturday, I9th Day Of September, 1874,
at Ii O'Clock am, at No. 356 Main street, Mem
phia, Tenn, proceed 10 sell, 10 the highest bid
der, for cash, the following described properly
io-Wit: a stock OF goods in building NO. 80
Main street, Memphis, Tenn, consisting OF
calicOes, domestics, boots and shoes, hats,
boys and gents clothing, show cases, shelY-
ing, fixtures, etc etc.
Levied on as the property of defendant, 3. Gs
Rhine, to satisfy said judgment, interest and
costs.
sale to commence promptly at IL o'clock,
am. W j. L. DO1L Lbi
sheriff of Shelby county, Tenn.
Memphis, 9TH day OF september, 1879.
Kortrecht, Graft q Scales, attorneys ior
plaintiff SelV
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COUNTY, p. Anderson, Commissioner,
etc, VS.. The Unknown Heirs Of II. c. Clark.
PURSUANT to final decree for sale, entered
In the above entitled cause on the 10th
uay Of July, 1874, Minute Book D, page 4ys, l
viii sell al public auction, TO the highest bid
der, for ca. h, at the courthouse door in Shelby
county, Oh
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EE Cotton Planters or Commission
Merehasss desiring Farm Lsborers or Cotton
PicllsIs for this or next season can be sup
piled by addressing
WI. FAGAN,
Labor AGENT. .Chattanooga. Tenn. 2. o. Box q.
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asgss --,3.- -, hook 10, page $50. viii sell a.
ls.t ls,ction, TO the highest bidder Tor cesn,
?, he courthouse door In shelby county ZEN
nessee, on
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Havana dispatches say that the cap
tain-general has cOmmuted the death
sentence Of the rebel leaders Belancourt,
Jiminez aud Rojas. The following Off
c,al advices have been received from
Cipcs Villas district: A Spanish column,
after = pursuit Of three days overlook
fbe band OF JimineZ near Siguanay.
The latter turned to fight, with cries OF
{, N gglacheteW The Spanish troops,
vith counter cries, charged, and the In
suroants fled, after suffering considerable
Ioss Lieutenant ARIA telegraphs from
Ve0ueta az follows: "JGst arrived here
me enemy, numbering eight hundred
have been completely defeated at Ysrs
vabo. WITH q loss Of thirty-six killed
Among their dead are two officers, Ca
Iixte Garcia aud his ebiei-ot-staf Que
ssda. Captain Pancho Aogueras ant
one soldier were taken prisoner"
Israel swami, Geo. Noon, 5. w. Bel
las. Humpey and Frank Miller, miners
Who started from Southern ditchi aeroa
| ne mountains to the San Juan minei
/ Colorado. were murdered by q ID IA
( med packer, with q hatcbet. II
fnrnIsi,ed the territorial papers with
tale of fcanniba.;sm on the nth Of la
/ gsrcb 10 cover up crime, but was a
Tegied and placed IN jail at Saquachi
Colorado, " await Trial
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capitaI secure IN sucn nfestisisisis,. , .A-aa
al,olbert" in his replies 70 tnese tnIee
s,'ys tsk es exotItion 70 the last one only,
~ -, n, some staferaeuts made incidental
anu 49, ..ss-,s ~ ,r-ifi1 the others. He seems
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= 7g,tlTio,s. The money aAPgassl-sls as.5s ..
,.efsd 5y ii would have paio iof esca M li-.i.,
,ST,sn and child among the slaves at nAalls .is
times their market value "a ,atts-s rake
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me SSftE r. near this cllsi
me. me de-faoyed by Gre last iss1l5 pls1s5i aom,
sfSeoo.- insured foT 5000 ID Nie'eis'oo
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J.R. Goodwin & Co.
COTTON FACTORS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
336 FRONT STREET,
Cor. UniOn, ap-stairs, Magnolia Block,
MEMPHES..............-...... ......TENNRSSEE.
TRUNK FACTORY
asa MAIN STREET.

FVyO MERCHANTS we offer Trunks, Valises,
etc. manufactured at home, as low and
advantageOusly as can be had in any market
on the cOntineEt.
IN RETAIL, we reduced prices, and do re-
pairing on short notice, and in a workman
itisa YssaI,s-f- y. LEVY d co.
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NOTICE 10 CONSUMER

ATTEND Robertson's Business College
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I HAVE a large assortment of my own make
I OF Boots and Shoes which will sell lower
than they were ever offered before in Mem
phis. Give me a call and judge for yourself.
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Public Sale of Stocks,

On Tuesday, September I0iBs
at 70 o'clock, on S. W. corner of Main and
Madison streets, we will sell, for whom II may
concern, to the highest bidder, FOR CASH
800 Shares
Stock in Memphis Gaslight Company,
in Certificates of 10, 20 and 50 shares.
sss TRFZEVANT q co, ,Auctioneers.
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LOUISLANGE

ers and Country Merchants generally !:
GENTLEMEN: We most sincerely tender our
thanks for your very liberal support and pa
trOnage of the celebrated "ARROW TIE, and
hereby desire to advise you that we are now
prepared 10 meet the demands OF all our
patrons requiring the well known irrepreSsi-
bieATrow Tie, and.other open "side slot " Cot
ton Ties, having on hand the largest STOCK
ever held throughout the Cotton states,
which we authorize sold in any quantity uns
der full guarantee as regards quality, and at
the lowest market rates.
Pfeced Arrow Ties at cents pound under
the price of new, and guaranteed stronger
than any Button or LOCK Tie ON the market
For sale by all dealers and country mer-
chants throughout the South.
X. w. RAYNE d CO., Gen'l Agents,
jyll U1ate Bartlett q Rayne).
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MEMPHIS, .s.o
~Liberal adysa,.s..s.s., "a "a 81 =
u-gyfnq and iiee .---
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TENNEssEE-S PROSPECTs.
ne Possible or Probable Eifecs Gf sas
Recent OutERses-They May Cost
the Democracy RaBy
Victories.
sDurs the Banner Democratic bfsse-A
Gain of s1x COugFsssuen Certain
r. Il. Buffers Chances.

From the Nashville Correspondent OF the
Louisville Courler-JOurna