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vEGETINE.
HER OWN WORDS

BALTIMORE, u. D., Feb. II, 1877.
Mr.. Il. K. STEVENS.
DEAR Sus--Since several years l have snt q
sore and very painful foot. had some ply
sicians, but they couldn't cure me. Now
have heard ofyoiir Vcgeiine itpm n isdy who
wa sick for i long time. anil berame all we'll
from your Vegeiine, and went and bouxht
me one b,ttle of vegeiine; and sfter I had
used one bottle, the pains len me, and II he
tie, and sol take II yet THANK God for this
remedy and yuurself; and wishing every
sufferer may pay attention to II. Ii is n bless
ing for health.
MRs. C. ERNBE,
go W.,f .lfsu.s<,
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TnE Captain General Of Cuba
has issued a proclamation de-
olaring the negroes free. The
slaves of insurgents are all
set free. People who re-
manned faithful to the govern
ment will be Unidentified in the
manner that gradual abolition
prescribes.
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THERE ssenis to be a great
acarth of Mexican news at
present. Col. Hayne, collector
Of customs at Brownsville, be-
fire the House Military Com
niittee. testified that the troops
at present on the Rio Grande
are sufficient for protection.
lie thinks all the raids above
Laredo are by Indians.
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1t is reported that the treaty
OF peace between Russia and
Turkey has been signed. The
enthusiasm over the news at st.
Petersburg is unprecedented.
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A BnL is now before the
House committee on banking tic
retire the national bank notes
and issue greenbacks in their
stead. The idea is good one
aud should be carried ont.
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FIVE weeks ago A. ]. Bald
win. of Berlin, Conn.,, was bit
ten by a dog, from the effects of
which he died on the 9th ult.
The doctors pronounce it a case
OF hydropbobia.
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G. w. C. LEE has commenced
suit against the present holders
for the recovery of the AIRING
ton estate. The case is being
tried in the United States Dis
trict Court at Alexandra, Vir-
ginia.
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Ins director the mint says
he can coin 100000 silver
dollars this month, and has the
dies and everything ready to
begin at once.
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SrnLwELL II. RUssELL has
been confirmed United States
Marshal Tor the Western Dis
trict OF Texas, vice Thomas F.
Purnell.
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Last Chance.

TIME TINE FOR PAYMENTS or
i Taxes on real estate for she yea
1879. 1874, 1875 and 1877 will he *.
tended To the FIRST ,lsv OF April next
without cnst. after which time thsrs
will positively be no further delay.
All parties whr have not paid their
taxes tor SAID years, are requested 10
come forward and pay the same and
same cost. X. A. HARViN,
Collector Washington County
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THE Deniscn Herald agrees
with the BANNER in regard to
the efficacy OF the whipping
post.
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THE Denison Neaos, speaking
OF Throckmortons' candidacy, re-
marks: The Office is seeking the
man, not the man the office.
We are pleased to know that
there is at least one departure
from the time honored custom
of the man seeking the Office.
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Tx State OF Virginia is
dead broke, having only S1os
in the treasury and no means OF
collecting or borrowing any
money.
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THE St. Louis Republican
says. General ruin should
rush upon us now: but, never
theless, nobody seems to have
any particular fear OF this
dreadful silver bill now that it
Is a silver law" There are a
great many people in Texas who
are ready to be ruined with
silver dollars of American coin
uUa
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A NEW industry has been
started in Minnesota, that OF
systematically raising bull frogs
for market. Three thousand
dozen legs were shipped to St.
Louis last year Epicures con-
slider frogs legs a choice deli
cacy.
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The Eddy Brothers, spirit
ualist,s have been arrested and
were tried at Albany, N. Y,
on charge Of swindling in
connection with their manifes-
fation business.
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BREsHAx Feb. 25th 1878.

BRENNAN Feb. 25th 1878.
l have this day received OF
Messrs. Sayles & Robertson.
Agents for the Planters and
Merchants Mutual Insurance
Co. OF Mobile, ala. Seven hum
dred dollars, payment in full OF
loss by fire and my store house
and contents.
WIN. LOCHRIDGE.
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Two years ago the United
States fish commission deposited
salmon eggs in Wolf river
which empties into the Missis-
sippi just below Memphis. This
season the fishermen are taking
salmon in large numbers. Sal
mon always return to the place
OF their incubation,
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The Texas and Pacific people
say they can pass their bill, but
other people well informed
doubt this.
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vEGETINE.
WHAT Is NEEDED.

WHIT Il NEEDED.
BosToS, Feb. Il, ISL.
III. r. STEVENS.
DEAR SIR-About one year since fund my
self in feeble condition frim genci ri tlebili-
ty. Vegeiinc was stn,nEly recommended To
me by friend who had been much benefited
by its use. procured the article and. amer
u~ing several bottles, was restol ed TO health,
and discontinued its use feel quite confi-
dent that there Is no medicine superior IN IL
for thn~e complaints for whirh II s. especially
prepared. and wonld rheerfiiIly recnmmend
1t those who feel that they nerd something TO
restore them tn l,erfect health
Respectfully youis,
C.L- PETTENCIIL,
Firm ofS. NJ. Peftenrill & Co.,
No. IaSfafe ST.. EoSton
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. SENATOR Coke has introduced
a bill in the Senate providing
for the construction OF a militia
ry railroad from San Antonio
to Laredo.
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TINS year business will be
suspended on St. Patricks' day.
It falls on Sunday.
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BaYsRD TAYLOR has been
confirmed by the Senate to be
Minister to Germany.
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SnaEL Rockdale have a fire
departmrntl-M Messenger.
Yes, Il she is able.
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STATE NEWS.

"A mad dog was shot in
Hampstead but not killed.
j. A. Fedderman has been
appointed postmaster at Bolton.
The Jefferson limp wants
gambling legalized and licensed.
- Several Chicago Wholesale
houses advertise in the Dallas
papers.
- The Cotton seed oil mills
begin work on Monday next
at Dallas.
The courthouse at Hender-
son was destroyed BY fire on the
9th inst.
- The Dallas saloons are
now closed iron 9 AM to 1 N
on Sunday.
st Patrick's day will be
celebrated in Dallas on Satur-
urday the Is til.
- The habess corpus case of
Parker and Hodges is still pro-
guessing at Bryan.
- The lights has gor e out in
Dr.. Sam Houston's Longview
Lantern. It's dead.
Tho Hampstead Messenger
says work on the Brazos bridge
was begun on Monday.
There are said to be one
hundred and fourteen regular
Greenback clubs in Texas.
The tax collector is abroad
in many counties in Texas much
to the disgust Of delinquents.
TIE Congressional proceed
ings Of the last few days have
been of TO general public utter.
est.
AT Austin eggs are selling
at ten cents a dozen; soft oily
butter is firm at thirty cents a
pound.
-l.is;on, tbs c,nvicte muir
derer, has been sent from Hous-
ton to Galveston for ssfe keep
ing in the Jail.
Hattie Washburne, the wo-
man who "accidently" shot Jack
Duncan at Dallas, has been dis
charged from Jail.
- The way the Dallas Her
aid puts it they no longer stea1
horses in nothern Texas; they
simply shook" them.
The Victoria advocate re.
ports the sale of fine lot Of
sixteen corn-fed steers to a cIty
butcher at S25 head.
]. P. and NJ. T. Griffin charg-
ed with robbing the express at
Paris, are in Jail in that city in
default of $4,000 bond each.
Several farmers in the
neighborlnood OF Giddings havs
planted from twenty to thirty
barrels OF Irish potatoes each.
Capt. W. ] Walter, fol
many years connected with the
mechanical department of the
Dallas Herald became associate
editor.
DIR john T. Tinsley, a Te1al
veteran of 1885 died at Coma
les OH the 9th inst, aged 7s
years. He had resided in the
county As years.
The Victoria advocate re-
plying to An item in another pa
per says that no such an insti.
tuition as local option ever ex-
listed in Victoria county.
A young German butcher
boy, lately employed in Denison
has fallen heir to $4,000. The
money awaits him in Cincin.
natl. He butchers no more.
The Bastrop Advertise'
with due solemnity announces
the birth of a calf, and regrets
that its sex was not the one de-
sired by the owner OF the COW
Another old Texan has
been found. Jonathan Pool,
resides at Cedar Springs, Falls
county and has been constant
resident OF Texas for sixty-one
years.
"A Houston Telegram report.
er, on Saturday last, interviewed
Messrs. Asa Jarman and Johr
II. James. Both gentlemen
have lived in Texas for forty.
eight years.
The Victoria advocate says
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NEARLY every paper in the
State has a parting word ter
Old Ben Wade, who has "cross-
ed over the river" but whether
''to rest under the shade OF the
trees" is beyond human ken.
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CONGRESSMAN ScnLEIcHER
thinks the best way to increase
trade with Mexico is to take
measures to insure peace, and
this can be done only by keep
ing a large force on the border.
At present English merchants
have representatives in Mexico
and also give long credits.
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VEGETINE.

SOrTH BERWICK, ME. Jan. IL. lS72
Fl. r STEVENS
DEAR SIs-I have had dyspepsia in its worst
firm for the last Ten years, and have taken
hundreds ofdnllars' worth ofme,lirines with
out obtaining any relief. In September last
commenced taking the yerrfinr. since
which time my health has sfeasiily improved
Ny food tiice-ts well. and have rained iif-
teen Wounds of fie.h- There arc several others
in this place taking ycgetipe, aud all have
obtained relief. Yours truly.
THOMAS +. MOORE,
Overseer of Card 10 m, Portsmouth Co..
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BEN. S. ROGERS,

AttOrnoy-at-Iaw,
Main S'rect. Chappell Hill, Texas.
mchSw
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We G e TINE.
Prepared by
Y. r. STEVENS, Boston. Mass.
Feyetine Sold By all Druggists.
Financial Report.

TIE State Of Teras, County IF
Washington:
Stat mrnt IF the debts, receipts and
expenditures of Washington county
for the year beginning January l, A.
D 1877, and ending December 81, A.
u. 1877, inclusive.
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vEGETINR.
SAFE AND SURE.

61S West Daltinlorc Sire
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Is DAILY APPEAL "WEDNESDAY. JULY 1878.

was thus rendered impossible, inasmuch as
the frauds were committed before the returns
were made Has not congress the right to
on behind the returns? Senator Morton OPP
posed the creation of the electoral commits
sion because he believed congress had the
right to 90 behind the election returns; and,
as the bill gave the commission all the power
congress has, he rightly argued that the CON-
mission would have the right also. Morton
did not want to go behind the returns, nor
did any of tire eight. Al. the seven did.
But does not congress often go behind the
election returns? Has 1t not always done 81?
Has it not done so year after year " hen IN
vestigating the title of members to their seats 7
1t may be said that that is question which
each house must. er HeceSsifGte, determine tor
itself. But can it be right to 90 behind these
returns, and inquire into the frauds connected
with the election of a member of congress,
and yet wrong to 90 behind the returns and IN
ouire into the frauds connected with the cleo
ton of the President Of the whole Union |?
The doctrine Is monstrous, and only shows
how corrupt party must be wnen driven to
advocate it. Elk Senator Hunter, of Virginia,
is regarded as a sound State rights man, and
he says congress, WIEN it has to decide the
election OF President, is ''the grand inquest
of the nation, which can Inquire into what
ever affects that momentous question. The
argument of the AUdldnche, and all other
Republican journals, Is simply this: Frauds
may have been committed-frauds that re-
suited in counting a man IN as President
whom the people never elected; but the COM
mission of those frauds will not damage Che
rights of the several States of the Union half
as much as the inquiry into them would.
Better let the States be defrauded Of their
rights, and the people cheated out Of their
choice for President, than jeopardize States
rights by going behind returns and inquirlrg
into the frauds. Sound reasoning, is it not,
and yet it is the argument of the Aralanche
and its Republican allies. HAMDEN.
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PERSONAL.

N. E. HUGHES, of Prentiss, Mississippi,
was a visitor at the cotton exchange yester-
day.
REV. GEORGE LOTION, formerly of this
city, was among the number who were pros
| trated by the intense heat at st. Louis last
Monday.
Elk GOVERNOR JOHN C. BROWN passed
| through the city yesterday, en- route for Texas,
ria Little Rock.
DIR; JOHN 5. MILAN, of s. Wilkerson &
| Co., druggists, arrived yesterday from a trip
| to his old home, st. joseph, Missouri.
The accomplished and popular amateur
singer, Miss Lissie Douglass, left yesterday
by the steamer Bell Memphis, on a visit to
friends in Kerkuk, Iowa. May a cooler at
mosphere, as we'll as kind friends, receive her
there.
Miss LIZZIE w. MALLORY, the accom-
pllshed daughter of Captain w. B. Mallory,
left last Saturday for GAINESVILLE to spend the
summer, when she will leave for Staunton,
Virginia, to complete her collegiate course of
studies.
Mr.. DARLINGTON MASON, secretary of the
Peoples insurance company, and Mr.. John
i. Lonsdale, IT., secretary of the Planters in
surance company, left last night to attend a
meeting at Nashville to-day of the agents
and secretaries of insurance companies doing
business in this State.
CAPTAIN j. II. M ILI4ER Is rejoicing this
morning over a little affair which transpired
at his residence, No. 81 Market street, last
night. His numerous friends will congratu-
late him on his first born, being a boy of
eleven and a half pounds avolrdupois The
little stranger was given the name OF Willie
B. Miller, jr.
REV S. B. SURRATT informs us by postal
card that Rev. J. G. Acton, of the Methodist
church, Of Bolivar, died at his residence there
Sunday evening, after very brief illness
Mr.. Acton was well known throughout West
Tennessee, and especially In Memphis, where
his ability as a minister has been recognized
by the members of the church. He was uni
versally beloved In Bolivar, which place he
has made his home since the war. His death
is a heavy blow to the church, in which be
has been an active and influential worker all
his life, and his place will be hard to fill. He
leaves a wife, but no children.
Mrs. ROSE P. THOMPSON, who has always
been ready assistant on benevolent and 9TH
er occasions, will be made the recipient, on
Thursday night, of a complimentary excur-
sion trip on the Vint Shinkle. With bright
moonlight all around, and thousand stars
shining their brightness on the steamer, while
the cool night wind fans the cheek of beauty,
will be mingled the rich strains of a concert
of beautiful music, the programme of which
will appear tomorrow morning. The occa
sion viii conclude with dancing, and will be
the especially agreeable excursion of the sea-
son. Tickets, fifty cents. Get them in time.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

HE largest assortment of hats in the city
at Leidy's.
The Cooler, Arctic, TentildtorS, and all
the leading styles of gentlemen S hats are to
be found at Leidy's, opposite Court square.
The WILSON SEwING-MACHINEs; also
needles, oils, parts and attachments, will
hereafter be kept by the undersigned. Will
son machines needing repairs will receive
prompt attention. j. Z. ALDRICH,
254 Second street.
n. B.-F. Z. Keenan,, late OF Wilson office,
will be found at above address.
FROM DR.. S. J. Belt. Baltimore, Maryland:
81 have prescribed Colden's Liebig's liquid
extract of beef and tonic invigorator, and
cheerfully state that it has met my most SAN
guine expectations, giving 10 patients long
enfeebled by chronic diseases, debility, weak
ness, loss of appetite and indigestion, the
needed nutrition and nerve food.
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Wholesale Grocers, Cotton Fac

Among the leading wholesale grocery and
cotton-factoriug houses in the city, is that of
Porter, Taylor & Co.. No. 300 Front street.
near the corner of Madison. The stock Of
groceries and plantation supplies is among
the very largest in the city. These goods
have been purchased for cash IN the best mar
kets of the country, which enables this house
to sell goods to customers and the general
public at extremely low figures. The stock
of plantation supplies deserves the special
attention of country merchants and planters.
1t is complete in every respect, and includes
everything known to that line of business.
The cotton department is in charge of COM
petent business men, who have spent life
time in its service. The house of Porter
Taylor & Co. is known far and wide through
out this and adjoining States. The members
of the firm have been merchants here for
years, and have built up an immense trade IN
a most successful manner.
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Mothers Must Rot Forget.

DR.. Moffett's TEETHINA (teething -poi0-
ders) regulates the bowels and makes teeth
ing easy. Teethina cures cholera infantum
and the summer complaints of children, heals
eruptions and sores, removes and prevents
the formation Of worms. No mother should
be without It. W. n. Wilkerson ~ Co., and
all druggists keep 1t.
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legal.

In the matter of Jos. ID. Sanls, Bankrupt.
PY virtue of general order of sale, given by the
ID united States District Court for the Western
District of Tenne> see will SELL at public auction,
on the second day OF August, 1875. at the
southwest corner OF Main and Madison streets at -
O'Clock ali The right title and interest the bank
rupt had at the date Of filing his petition in bank
rupcy In and TO the following described real estate
to-wt; Seyenty-seven acres more or less, situated
ana lyiI In the county OF HaTdeman, state OF Ten
nessee, In civil district No. 10. near the town of
salisbury, Tenn, being the line of the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad and adjoining the property
of BUrrell Saus, John w. Scott and Wheatley Den
mis- HERBERT RHETT.
iyl2 wed-sat Assignee of Jos. d. Sauls.
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NOTICES.
CuTY ENGINEERS OFFICE,

CIITY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
- M MPHIs, July 10, 1873.
GE Sealed pros osals will be received at q IS office
until II O'Clock m Wednesday, July IT. for stone
pavement TO be laid on Madison street. from Fourth
street ~ tue Memphis and Charleston DeUo.. For
specifications and other information, apply at this
Office The city the right reject any all
OF the proposals. j. ID. HUMPHREYS.
Enpinaar
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MISS. AND TENN. R. R. co.

COUPONS OF Consolidated Bonds, series "B {" o.
- this company, will be paid, either at the Union
aud Planters Bank. Memphis. or the Importers and
Traders National Bank. New York. Holders OF the
few outstanding old bonds OF the company will add
much 10 the value OF their securities by promptly
exchanging them for the new Consolidated Bonds
s. II LAMB,
Secretary and Treasurer
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POLITICAL.
Eighth ward Democratic Rally.

Quite good attendance was present at the
eighth ward democratic meeting, held last
night at the Poplar street markethodso.
Speeches were made by Colonel Luke Finlay,
Judge ]. E. r. Kay, General G. w. Gordon
and Mr.. George Dent. The speeches were
attendively listened to, and considerable en-
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EMPLOYMENT.
want 1000 Agents TO Canvass for
THE COMPLETE HERBALIST,

will give such terms and furnish such advertising
facilities that man need make less than 800 per
month and all expenses, no matter whether he ever
canvassed before OF not. Address DIR. o. PHELPS
Brown, 81 Grand street. Jersey City, n j. and
full particulars Will be sent By return mall.
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"NeuriI" Instantly Cures Neu-
raI0iH

1t is fourteen months since | cured myself
of neuralgia with ''neuril, and hare not
had the slightest return Of pain. John W
Scott, st. Louis. George w. Jones & Co,
Memnhis nuents
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Mrs. Wlnsiow soothing syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity Of the stom-
ach, relieves Vipd collie, regulates the bowels.
cures dysentery and diarrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
well-tried remedy. TlOenty fire cents a bottle.
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For Upward of Thirty Years

FLoYD's candies are often initiated, but
npVer euuallad
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LOST.

|Ow-July 9th, one large yellow or clay cOloTed
' cow With one horn broken of: stray ed from No.
Washington street. A liberal reward will ue paid
for her return Il. LINDEMANN.
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For n Present.

Get box of Floyd's candies. There is
nothing nicer
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COTFON-EiES.
American
COftOn-Tie Supply Go.
Sc CARONDEAET STREET.

NEW ORLEANS. NAY 30, 1878
To Cotton Factors, Planters and Country Merchants
Generally:
OWING 10 the Present Low price Of iron, ana te
~ increased facilities which tie above - mpaly
~ Ssesses, they have now, ana offer Though thelE
aGsn 5 (as below enEmerated}. 200 bU pGLes OF
me Vae - known Ssaur Lightning TIE, ana m VI
H,ttJ ~, ntity of the Popular and ceie of@' ed
hrr6v Tie AZ ices hitherto uupEsc sutsd, udeE
f,iiI or,arsi,tae IS TO quality. For sale by
Hill, EOntalhe * Co ItS N.s'.,-.7 q -
j. T. FargasOu = Co, IL +, =. = -,
Brooks. Nicely B Co a. . 49, = W ~
+. NJ White & Co. EStt .. i.'-ii "a - -.
porter rA TnyioS & O. GUr i,iiiatd Z CONN.
PeaIce SuggS IL Co. HJFfiS, aia-'V 49, ). y"
Sehooldeld Hapauert & Co J. II James c. Sons-
Fumer. Burton Z Co.
American CCttCn-Tie Supply Co. ,,,z,
r ". RsTHE. PRESIDENT;
JOS MCH. HOLMES. RepraS entatiy5 tor memphis
care Southern oil Works.
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STRAYED Or STOLEN.

DAY COLT-On Wednesday. July 10th. one bay
ID mare colt, about two years old white star on
on forehead, heavy name ana tall liberal reward
Will be paid for her return to
ERED- SCHMIn. 3SS Landerdale st.