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Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes and Carpets.
100 pieces good standard Prints, all dark
styles, at &C.
100 pieces good standard Prints in short
lengths, al SC.
100 pieces good Brown Domestic at sc.
80 pieces Bleached Cotton Flannel at lOc,
worth l5c.
100 pieces Bed Ticking at l21Ic, worth sc.
100 Boulevard skirts at &c, worth 81 25.
100 Boulevard Skirts, best quality, 81 50,
worth SO.
100 pairs Brown Blankets at 81 IS, worth s..
100 Ladies' ready.made Dresses st 81 So
worth So.
100 largest size Reversible shswls, 75c,worth
$500.
100 Gents Hats, slightly damaged, at SOC,
worth 50.
200 Cotton Flannel UndershIrts and Drawers
at S5c.
100 Mems Knit Jackets at soc, worth 81.
A Job lot OF Ladies' and Misses Shoes at 75c
and upward.
100 pairs Gents Calf Boots at 81.
IN CARPETS
We will offer the following Jobs:
good Cottsge Carpet at 9Oc, worth SOC pei
yard.
A good Two-Ply Carpet at S5c, worth GOc pei
yard.
A better quality Ingram at S71zc, worth 7O'
per yard.
lOJ Brussels Rugs at 81 %.
100 Angola Hair Mats, in beautiful colors, a
SOC each.
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PERSONAL.
Ohm ZIMMERMAN,

TTVORCFs legally obtained for incompatl-
/ biiitv. etc residence unnecessary lee
asfar decree. Address z. .. box 1857, CHICAGO
III. -
IOHN ZIMMERMAN, -,,
j HOUSE AND SIGN PAlhIlNo,
draining, Caicimining, and Paper hanging
No 24sL Second street Memphis Ienn''
Frtscoe Painting neatly done.
TtAK.GREAsE-Miu era.Ized Anti-hea y ls
4 , car Grease, for general use: also, superior
attic Il of cotton truck and wagon a1le-gIeseS
nackages from nrklns 20 barrels. NarEant al
nv grease 70 give sstlsfacN on.
= C,FEAGHEAD, SOL Main St, Memphis
INR.AI,FI. I'd VOORHI Es makes especially
j OF treati1 TO ana bar Diseases. OInce'
"a Poplar sire 4. gS.-
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$50 Main street. LEUBRIE's.
LEUBRIE's-220a and Do Main street.
z "

OFFICE MEMPHIS BID. OF USDERwRITERs,l
No. 10 MADISON STREET,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, November 5, 1875.
Mr.. d. LEAoN-The members OF the
Board Of Underwriters have examined the
specimen of your Chimney Flue left at this
ONCE, and they desire me 10 state that in
their opinion accidental IRE from this to the
building In which IL may be placed, is appar-
eltly impossible, and they therefore do not
hesitate TO recommend II as the best and "a fest
hue In use. Respectfully,
w. H. RHEA, sec'y Of Board.
/ am now manufacturing this due at No
> Madison street. State and county rights
Tor the manufacture OF this nue for sale.
d. LEMON.
BOULEVARD Skirts, from auction, 90c.
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For the Chickasaw Banner Presentation
THURSDAY EVENING NEXT.

New Opera Kids, New Ties, Evening Fans,
Ribbons, Ruches etc. The occasion being
very fashionable gathering of the elite OF the
city, we shall make special efforts to cater TO
their wants. Great bargains and great assort-
ment in the above mentioned goods.
HERZOG d BRO, 259 Main Street.
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COUNTY SCRIP, city scrip and State
warrants at the lowest rates, and in sums to
suit purchasers, for sale at the Manhattan
bank.
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Dorm Goes fhe Price.

GREAT bargains in Shawls-$1 to
81 50. LEUBRIES.
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lINE DRAY MULE--chesP; a. -,
FOR RENT.


.uOMs-Furnished and unfurnished, at
- Main street. Also, large hall, suita-
hle Tor balls and parties. now
, lSsIDENCE-A tine residence on the most
- eligible part OF shelby street, al a great
Real Estate Broker. n s Court 81.
Also me materials Of two-story framed
house, on Union street extended, TO be re-
h. Z. GUI0N, Real Estate Agent.
ID EsIDENCE-The desirabIe re-Idence las
n Adams street, convenient 10 business Ap-
yaly al le2 Adams street
ECRNIsHED-Two rooms. to a family or
Il single gentlemen. II 70 a family the use
81 the kitchen viii be permitted. Apply al
now 20. % r0PLAE ST @P-stairs.
s.TOkE-And three rooms, a. IS Main street
= Rpplg 20 lssl.c lsaaes, 81 Jefferson street
II OUsE- Containing ave nevly-papered
II rooms; also, Kitchen, servants ro0m
good cistern, etc with u garden spof. ApniT
Al ~ ALABAMA 81.
uOUsE-No. 50 overton street. Apply to
IL SAM. II, CoWARD,
IOTTAGEs-No. 0s and ss BesIe street
Convenient and Cheap.
CHAs. kOkIBECHT, 81 South Court 81.
4 AMPS For balls and soirees, at HitZfeIdIs
IL lamp store, 20 SECOND ST.
a EsIDENCE-Nios2 story frame residence
"a lbh AernAuQos lear Linden.
octIg W. A. WHEATLEY, % Main
GENERAL REsIDENCEs-Co Convenient 70
- the business part OF the city.
oC1IS r. C.. BRINKLEY.
EJRNISHED suburban Residence; very A.
cessible; owner viii board with tenant
ior rsn'' APP JAS. .. CARPENTER Co
eepIg 4L Madison street
--TDREHOUSE-The stoTehouse with ToomF
above Nos. Il6 and lis Beale street. on he
'~,-1ssF 81 fernando. Inquire OF
SAMUEL GARAY,
4y Nos SSs. az nd t<s Main Street
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FLOWERS and decorations at Craig's.

SOUTH MEMPHIS MARKET Market
hours viii change from morning to evening,
Monday, the eighth instant,
from two to eight o'clock in the evening.
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CORNER MAIN and POPLAR.
Citizens Of Memphis
AND
SURROUNDING COUNTRY,
Read! Read! Read! Read! Read

Having received during the past few
DAYS many additions 10 our slrea'y large
stock Of cheap good, we propqse 70 commune
the sale OF the cheapest goods IN the CITY 0uI
ing the coming week.
We offer our usual bargains in calieoes;
We ofer our usual bargains In domesues.
We offer our usual bargains in cotton nan
neis.
We offer our usual bargains in jeans.
We otter our usual bargains In Iadles snoos'
We offer our usual bargains In hair GOODS
Flny pieces loom-dice table linen at ~ aud
45c. good value 2jc advance. TWenty,nNe
pieces Turkey red table dsnask at 10 and e5c,
worth 4lc advance.
Our store Crowded All week-The Pro-
pie Must Have Cheap Goods!
2O-2O-2O-20-2O.
We offer 5000 yards brown, plum co,ored and
navy blue aIpacas al Dc.
300 -2O-20-2O.
GREATEST DRIVE OF THE SEASON.
Ten thousand colIarettes at ), and lOc. Nov
elites in tuck combs, belts and riobons'
Elegant pinch gros grain ribbon, l5c.
Elegant inch gros grain TioDon, l0c.
Elegant sash ribbon, inches vide, 5Ocs
FIegant sash ribbon inches wide, SOC.
Elegant sash ribbon, 5 inches wide, 4Oc.
Elegant sash ribbon, 5 inches wide, 4Oc.
Elegant sash ribbon, 9 inches wide . &C.
Elegant sash ribbon, 6 i1ches wide, JOc.
The fine Oil chrCmo7 are stlll being given
away with each purchase of five aud ten dol
lars Wo, TIA of goods. The balance or the nne
chromOs will be given away during the COM
ing week.
Our ele,ant black alpacas still al S5c.
Our elegant black pacas at 3oc.
our elegant black alpaGas at SOC
Our elegant black alpacas al 1OC
The celebrated Mary stuart brand, OF which
we are the agents. will well repay Yi'it 10 tins
corner of Main and Pop AT, just three squares
above Court square.
Our indicated red flannel, excellent quail
Our rnedicated red flannel, excellent quail
| ty, SIC.
our turkey led table damask at 75e.
Our Turkey red table aamaSk AT '5c'
In gents and boys clothing, boots ant
shoes, we can save you nearly % per cent. ant
| give you as good goods ss any mouse In III
| city. -, -
| Dartment by Nessrs Rau, M'Wigan, Nevln
| Mrs Moore, and Ernest Hertzog; IN the sho'
department by Messrs. Sam Davis, 1ouni
| Stewart and Charles Altschiel; in the cloth
| ing department, by Messrs. Thomas Davis, ~
Rhodes and Luke K. Moore, who VIII o.
pleased to show goods 10 Their many frlenos
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R. s. JONES. ". n. BROWN
JONES, BRowN s. CO.,
COTTON FAJTORS
AM
General COmmissia 4 Merchants,

z66 Front street, Nc RphIs, Tenn.
1 LII Cotton consigned to rs insured, unless
"A OF herwise instructed. Liberal cash adj
vances made on cOpgi gun02 ats. Bagging, Ties
aud Plantation Supplies furnished at Lowest
Market Price gsuI-dJV
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r. LOWENSTEIN l. BROS.

Will open Tomorrow morning an entire new
line of
LADIES', MISSES and CHILDRENs
SUITS! sUITS!!!
CL0AKsiI CLOAKs!!t
At lower prices.
200 Black Alpaca Suits
Far below former prices.
5000 sets OF
FURsu FURS!H
At less than eastern prices.
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MILLINERY goods at a sacrifice.
LEUBRIE'S,
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RLOWENsTEIN d BRO :.

VIII open tomorrow large and beautiful
new stock OF
DRESS GOODS,
including Seal own and Navy Blue Cash
meres.
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STOVES-STOVES STOVES.

At Reduced Prices, latest improved
Heating stoves, for ParIOrs, Offices,
Churches and stores Largest variety at
III. wETTER a co.
HAIR b aids, sec, 75e, 81. LEUBRIE's
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LEUBRIE's great Kid Glove sale
Guy. MCCLELLAN a, Go.

Attention is called to the great firm of
Guy, NJ Clellan * Co., wholesale erocers cot
ton factors and commission merchants, at
Nos. 90 and 262 Front street. This is one of
the most reliable houses in Memphis and pa
irons Will always be satisfied with their
method and system OF business. They have
large and well selected stock of pure grocer
les which they offer at prices TO suit purchas-
ers- Their facilities for handling cotton are
unsurpassed, wAile their commission business
recommends them to the patronage Of all who
have anything in this line TO buy or sell. We
commend this house to the public.
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JOHNSTON 81 VANCE.

UNDERWEAR at prices for the times
LEUBRIES
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VIII, this week, offer the following light
ming bargains in
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Headquarters for Toilet Articles
Imported Extracts,
Fine Hair Brushes,
Tooth brushes,
- Toilet Soaps,
Hair Oils,
COsmetique, Etc.
W. III. GEABROOk q 90.

Go 10 Leddin's Business College.
Go TO the New Dollar Store.
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=ATTEND Leubrie's great sale this
Novelties

In fancy stationery, silk and illuminated
book-marks, fine seslskin and Russia pocket
books, elegant Bibles teachers ediuons),
beautiful reward cards juevenile, picture and
toy books, just received at
A s: DOD * co. 3ll Main street
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For the Benefit OF Families

DESTROYS Of avoiding the thr0ng al the Ticket
Wagon, Tickets Will be kept on sale al fba
Cigar stand OF Peabody Hotel.
JOHN MYERS.
cigar stand, Peabody Hotel
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THE cheapest and best STRAM DYEINa
and CLEANING House in the city is at 246
second street. HANSON q WALKER
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DOWN comes the price-French Felt
Hats. warranted. 81 Is. LEUBRIE.
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Harr-zate gr1oke4z

Arrangements have been perfected with all
the lines OF Railways centering at Memphis
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FELT HATs-25c, 4oc, SOC, 75c-selling
for double elsewhere, LEUBRIE.
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BARGAINS from New York failures:
LEUBRIE'5.
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VELVETs and Plumea. LEUBRIE
$50, 22O, 222 Main Street.
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PENS, &c; Initial paper, go.
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ATTEND Robertson's Business College.
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SAMPLE BoxEs.-We have now in
stock . complete assortment OF sample boxes
for sugar, coffee, flour, etc., which we offer in
quantities to suit purchasers. Paper boxes OF
all descriptions made promptly to order, on
short notice, at eastern figures; letter press
work, blank books, etc. Wood engraving in
all It's branches a speciality.
PRICE, JONES & CO.,
Printers, Binders, Engrsvers and Paper Box
Manufacturer, No. u jefferson street.
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lie elegant steamer
Slsinspfs.
zs6zse
FOR MOUTH WHITE RIVER,
TFusfe SIS Sale.

DY virtue of deed OF trust made to me as
D Trustee, by Albert NJ. Wood, on the 2Ist
day of January, 1871, and o. record april -
1873, in record book No. 81, page 42I, for the
benent OF Samuel Mosby ard Josiah D. VIII
liams, and at the request Of the benefcisries
of said deed OF trust, / will, n
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GREAT bargains-New Dollar Store
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RICHARD d. IA lDItl % %
Secretary Board OF Health.
sro,oI for this week, 20; whites, Is; blacks, 5;
lies III: females, 9; adults, IA; minors, o.
nnderI wear of ace, /; under years, 2; rom
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OSTRICH Plumes, half price, late
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NEWLY furnished rooms; day-boarders sc-
Y commOdated, AT tislt House, az Main -.
DOOMs AND BOARD-Large front room
n with board In a private family; reference
required. l0l ADAMS ST.
DOOMs AND BOARD-Visitors % the city
n can End rooms and board at s. Monroe
street. Day bOArders wanted.
DOOMS.-Comfortable rooms, with board, at
~ ~ Madison street. A few day bOarders
wanted. CcSJ
CELECT BOARDING .-- With or without
- rsCTnE, In private family, in the centrally
located brick residence 10 Union street, three
EQuAras nom Main. oct26
DOARDEES-A few day-bOarders can be &C
ID commOdated 81 II Court street. octl7
DOARDING BY MRS. NJ. ]. ELLIOTT-At
I'D No. s. Poplar st. Superior boarding and
lodging, s. per week; day board, q per week.
~ PLENDID ROOM, WITH BOARD-Terms
- moderate 10 MONROE ST.
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Ladies' Christian Association

CHEAP-oheaper--chespest- Dollar
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NOyELTIES!! NOVELTIES!!!

b. Low NSTEIN d BROS
New Neck Scarfs,
New Ssshes,
New Handkerchiels,
New Collars,
New Cuffs,
New Wells.
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Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes and Carpets.
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MRS. KRENTER'S.

VINCENT BOTTO's saloon and oyster
FIR MT streets Norfolk shell oysters received
daily by express Families supplied by the
barrel or can. Choice imported wines, liquors
and cigars constantly on hand.
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Striped Shows of Spitzenbergen,
Trimmed with Silk to match.

Rsported in Hsroer's Bazaar, Leslie's and
other Fashion Journals!
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WHEELER d WILSON NO. 2.

THREEipair Striped Ladies Hose, 81.
LEUBRIE'S.
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.uOMS-Furnished and unfurnished, at
D. - Main street Also, a large hall, suita-
bile Tor balls and parties now
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to enable persons at cheap fare to visit the
GREAT SHOW.
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KAHN & FREIBERG.
1863, I71&173 Main street, cor. Poplar.
MENKEN BROTHERS

URDREssED Kid Cloves, So.
Three Button Kid, T5c.
Black Kid Gloves 35c. -
LEUBRlE'S GREAT KID GLOVE BALE.
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Have on sale those two special bargains, viz
BLACK SILK
AND
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II OSsE- Containing ave newly-papered
ii rooms also, Kitchen, servants roOm
GOOD cistern, etc with garden spof, AppIY
al III ALABAMA
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FOR SALE.

GHoICE BUTTER, crsnberries, buekwheat
novs B. P. sMiTE. & CO., $50 Front st.
IL IDE RoUsE-At foot Of Linden street,
- formerly occupied by Thomas, Gross &
no1a B.FsMITH, 2SS Front street.
q me Lor-or will exchange for improve
~ msDts. IS MONROE ST.
PLANTATIONS Bolivar county, Miss.
Ny home place, Dora" near Prentiss;
lao acres, so IN cultivation; residence, steam
gin, new mill, two engines, ample buildings.
The q Lee Place." one nile from beulah, bz4
acres, gin-building, etc, 100 acres in cultiva-
lion. ne A." Bslamy Place fiye miles from
EeuIah, ll27 acres, 10 acres I, rnerly In Guilt
walton. but fences and buildings destroyed.
Several tracts OF hne land on Bayou PhaIls,
ctc.-in ali six plantations, ali DIVIDED 70 suit
PI noTs eA''P' W CHAs. CLARKE.
0OO O0O PENCE PICKErs, at g 50 per
ZlJU.UtDU thousand, by
WILLIAMS CO. Lumber Dealers.
spOTTON-GINs, ETC.--six new Champion
y gins At y per saw; one SIiiets gin ior SiJ9
scales for 500 one lot OF pulleysi one pair Of
ocf22 J.v. PATRICK, No. IS Union st.
.aULEs AND HoRsss-Just received, 50
nj Texas Mules and l10fses, broke, and OF
.ood size-a good substitute for common plug
horses, being cheaper and more durable. Have
already received twelve car-loais, and will
market. Liberal Inducements 20 dealers or
spectators. FORREST q FAIkEs,
ssTRA WBERRY PLANTS-Of all the lead
. ing varieties, al the lowest market price,
Persons intending TO plant extensively Will do
well 70 examine our stock and prices before
ordering elsewhere,
OctL8 G. Z. BARBOUR & CO, Memphis.
!, CONFECTIONERY extensive stock Of
g confectionery, toys and fancy articles, en-
t5raci ng everything pertaining TO nrBt-class
confectionery business. Also bake-oNen ana
candy mandatory, consisting OF all the
utsutlls necessary 10 carry on the baking,
.soufecfioDery and candy manufacturing busi-
ness Cash. city real estate, or notes with APP
proved security taken, may best suit the
purchaser. Good reason given Tor selling
Ror furstser particulars apply on the premises
Octl2 nS MAIN Fl.
ssINE DRAY MULE--Cheap. at
HALL & CO.'S, s. Union St
q EASE HOLD-A ave years leasehoh on
4 Nitrate mi site or factory lot on Vol
Tlver. Lease cal. b. renewed on favorable
terms. Two large stables, well and cistern on
The place. Also, Pittsburg lump, nut ana
siack oosl, and Camel coal.
Il. b. PACKER CO., 1872 Main ST.
--OAP FACtGRY = Boilers, engines, and
= everything complete and in good running
order, located In the city; cheap for cash or
'''' Nfp-' G. n. GRosvENoR
1ySi 28i Second street, Vincent block.
4 US feel by 10 seei, east side OF Shelby
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WANTS.

.,p0U ROAED-And pleasant room, cen
4 rrslIy located, for gentleman and wife.
Nd,irgss stating terms, which m ast De Teasons'
'i'- care Boyle tt Chapman, 20 Main st.
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ID ESIDENCE-The desirable residence. Iss
n Adams street, convenient 10 business APP
ply al le2 Adams street
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LUIS lshED-IWO rooms, to a family or
II single gentlemen. II 10 a famiiv ~ r,Se
81 the kitchen Will be permitted. Apply AT
No. = p0pI.Atg
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II OUsE-No. 50 Overton street. Applv 10
II SAM. h COWARD
olL1A hIeNeFcor, -
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LAW REPORTS.

BOULEVARD Skirts, from auction, zoe.
LEUBRIES.
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& 1OIIAGEs-No % and DIS Beale street
= Convenient and chean.
GHAS. kORTRECHT. 81 south Cour. -
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THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER,
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IVY-LEAF PATTERNS, scale-like designs
Trimmed with silk 10 match.
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AT THE ONLY ORIGINAL
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\ AMPS For balls and soirees, at HitzfeIdIs
4 lamp store, % SECOND ST.
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ga IAN. ID. L. u lONs
Real Estate Broker, 81 s. Court 81.
Also The materials OF a tWo-story framed
house, on Union street extended 10 be re-
moved fr0m the grOund.
II. l.. NI-I DN Re.l Ertnto Aoant
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ESlDENCE-A nne residence on the most
- eligible part OF shelby street, at great
bargain. H L. GUION,
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DANGEROUS CARRIERS.


And all is peace. says the Virginia
Enterprise, and then goes on to say be-
cause daughter of Mr.. IL. Semmes, was
married under Confederate flag. that
the supposed peace is hollow and I'M
trustworthy. without discussing the
propriety o. good taste Of the incident
referred to. why, we would ask the En-
terprise, does II draw from such an oc-
currence the grave consequences II sets
forth. AIR. Semmes or his family do not
speak for the South. That gentleman in
q late letter. gave advice that all agreed
was unwise. ill-timed and under no cir
cumstances to be followed. Why then,
because he may choose to make any
other ill-adyised demonstration. should
the consequences OF his lack Of judg-
ment DO visited upon millions who are
both iunocent and unaware Of the cir
cumstance. Judging from the general
tone Of the expressed feeling Of the peo-
pie of the South, they are anxious to for
get the past, to once moro march
forward in generous emulation to
the music OF the Union to up
hold, honor and defend the great
banner OF the people, the glorious stars
| and stripes. Their leaders say 80, have
said so time and time again, and the
masses respond with hearty amen.
Surely il is not well to repel these adj
yancss. Ia it not better to meet them
half way, to extend tho hand Of friend
ship, to once again form union OF hearts
as we'll as Of force. Together, as in the
days one hundred years ago, Tor the North
and South to form q pbalsnx of brave
defenders Of liberty, that neither the
| powers or municipalities OF earth could
subdue or destroy. Surely, surely this
is the better plan. Yet what do we find
bitter partizan journals like the Enter
prise doing? They arc seizing upon iso-
lated circumstances which do not and
should not carry the slightes weight,
to pnt off. delay, hinder, and,
perhaps, prevent, which God for
bid. the happy. the glorious, the blessed
day when all American citizens shall
join hands beneath the shadow of the
grand old flag bearing those broad stripes
and bright stars. and thus united shall
stand impregnable as the citizens of the
great Republic. A nation OF soyereigns
whose will is law, because they only
will that which IL lawful. Yes, with
carping, cankerohs hate, do these papers
endeavor to indefinitely put OIL the day
OF reconciliation, and why? For the
paltry. mercenary motive of continuing
in Office n horde Of 10000 or $4,000
placeholders. Nothing higher, nothing
better, nothing purer than the sordit
object Of keeping this army of officials
in Office, incites the administration pa
pers still to throw the apple Of discord
!, in the councils Of the nation. They viii
, be rebuked and with 50 whitening ant
, general II censure that they will wish tina
/ they had never uttered word or writ
, teen line which exposed them to 81
, severe, SO general a condemnation.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-29

The Virginia Chronicle has changed
hands. Mr.. L. ID. Mccarthy is now pro-
prietor and editor. That gentleman, in
we'll written and modest statement,
announces the change. We wish him
success, which we believe he will de-
serve. He is ON able and experienced
writer, and will, without deprecating the
qualities OF his predecessors, gave the
Chronicle tone Of yigor, ability and in
dependence which for sometime it has
greatly needed.