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{ srEUrAL NOTICES..
az AN oTHER NEW ARRIVAL OF
q oo. D. 81.
coHEN ; BROTHERS.

5.rlit vi s,'&,,s.f.f GOODS, $3.50
purchased at q very great advantage, among which
will be found some OF the rarest bargains ever Of
fered Besides hundreds OF others, will be found
4o.inch CoLORED ALL-WOoL FRENCH CASH.
,MERES, in all the various aolers. at so cents .
yard-never before offered at less than 65 cents
Best PACIFIC. CAsBMERES In all the various
shades at 15c.;
20 pieces ALL-wOoL BLACK CASHMERE at
376c, sold generally at 5oc.;
rs pieces at so and 55c., heretofore sold at 60 and
85c.; 19s.e c@-
LUPIN's s1.15 number tsatin huish) at s5c. q
81 pieces SILK LUSTRE ALPACA at &c.: y
A large stock OF Csc. DIR Ess GOODS will be offered
at 1870; r..,.... T.
LUPIN,s ATWOOD SYRIAN GRAPE at 65c..
NOME CLOTH In black and colored at less than
usual value; -. -...... ay. 80.
Is pieces ZULU CLOTH at Csc. yard, the value
Of which Is 45c. oc IL
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ME- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner
of Twelfth and Broad s!rects).-Rev. DR.. j. b. JE-
TER at IL 4. NJ.
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III HUTZLER BROTHERS,
525 BROAD STREET,
between Fifth and Sixth streets.
The above enterprisin2 firm have. as usual, the
LARGE EST, HANDSOMEST, LATEST. and wiIha
the CHEAPEST, STOCK IN THIS CITY. We ad-
wise all TO give them call.
COLORED and BLACk-pLAIN. CHENILLE
TAPE, and Ben DEp -FRlSGES:
CHIPS, MARABOUTS. BUTTONS, SILKS,
SATINS, VELVtTS, RIBBONS, LACES,
GLOVES, CORSETS. HOSIERY,
EMBROIDERY. UNDERWEAR.
HANDKERCHlEFS. LACE and SILK TIES,
JET and GOLD-PLATED JEWELR1,
PERFUNERY. SOAPS. &c. ,,,,,r,
SESDAY and THURSDAY, October 18TH ana
10th. ~
Stock the largest. Prices the lowest. &C
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~ GRACE STREET PRESBYTE'
RIAE CHURCH.-Preaching at II O'Clock A. d
NV p.v n g CONVERSE, No afternoon service.
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NJ FIRST p Il i S d I T Z f [ A n
CHURCH.-Sermon by the pastor, DR.. PRESTON,
at IL A. NJ, followed by the Communion. Special
services in The afternoon at 4 O'Clock for parents
and children. No services at night.
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NE" MANSFIELD c H RIS T Ia n
CHURCH between Pine and Laurel strects).-
Preaching by Elder A. DEARBORN at IL a. M.
and 7:30 M,
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HoTELs AND BoARDaNG.HoUsEs.

HOTEL, BALTIMORE,
" LIGHT, AND GERMAN STREETS, BALTI-
MORE, MR-Rates reduced to ca aud $3.50 per
day. according to location of rooms Extra charges
for parlors, baths and double rooms, according 10
size. The most convenient and latestbuilt hotel Ia
the clty Elevator runs continuously 10 all The
1oors. ALL lines OF city passenger.cara pass tho
doors. +. W. COLEMAN. Manager.
BALTIMORE, MD, October 10, 1878. oc 14.SM
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How Much VirEinin, Might PaF ZOE
the Privileges OF Republication ~


+ ~ gls fFor The Dispatch Iti p III b asts
ti4 Surprising that after twenty years dlsas-
trous agitation the Regulators succeed ana
cancel the State debt by reputation, what
will be the result in cash outlay to the STATE
OF Virginia OF being thrown back for TWEEN
ty years on the funding bill OF lS7lT
say that thecnIire, debt OF the State - 900
-! to<'ooo'ooo
Compound interest on this Tor tWcn-g - ,rr,oo
~ yeara at per cent. Is. oo'f1o'Aoo
I: ~. sl0I,775,1o6
The same debt OF $4,000, 900, ats
per cent. for ten years aBd per
ihe McG t biiI. is.s.......... e3.65e,9
Basn:e in favor of the .McCulIoch 90 =, 100
.SS d de SERadta.. IN. s s2,ooo,ooo
reputation, more than necessary on
to pay the whole debt.............,.S ;6'llS,lu9
Or the result in, thfrty-fve years, II the
owners OF the peeler bonds are cheated OF
both principal and interest, and the owners
of the consoI bonds finally lose their prin-
cipal but collect interestfor thirty-fve years
at per cent. under bill OF 1871:
The conssl bonds are, say...;..-...S, ,2O,OO0,OOO
Compound interest on this for thir- oo
ty- five years at per cent. ts... l53'fSS.soZ
49, =. 9':@ p. :. ...; ,@.- sI53,7ss,so2
Repudiats the original debt and de- 49,, o,o
duct I... ............'..'.''..'.'. oZ'ouo'ooo
Interest paid on consos less the debt
Total amount necessary TO pay the
principal of the original debt and Fl" ra....zs.
thirty-fve years interest at 3, 4. f...4.-.
MeCulIoch bill 1920. 426.2os
Paid for privilege of Reputation, be-
sides costs OF legislation. 1,3lO,604
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spEeTa5I r.ysYrss

:. Having made large purchases Of the above-nam ed
articles at the recent trade.saes in New York, we
areenabled to offer ~ - = Etttt3 j..
NOTTINGHAMLACEs for curtains al exc. worth
&c.,, at 1915. worth 23c., at zoe. worth 30c., at
22c. worth &c., at 25c. worth 35s.. ut zoe.
worth 42c., at SEC. worth Soc, ut 40c. worth
65c., at soc. worth &C., at soc. worth Soc:
We also offer a large stock OF NOTTINGHAM
LACE CURTAINS from $3.50 to $40 pair
many Of which are new designs, and have never
been exhibited IN this city before;
NOTTiNGHAM-L A G E BED-SPREADS, With
PILLOW-SHAMS to match, at 80, 81, IS, SO,
and 81 for set. At the above low prices these
goods will 60 off fast, 20 call early AID make
your purchases. LEVY BROTHERS,
oc 1S l017amd 1919 Main street.
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: ~ SECOND PRESBYTERIAN.-ser-
vices conducted by the pastor at II A. N. and ut .
P, M. -'...
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REMOVAL.

THAVE REMOVED Ny DRUGs ,t tV"E
from sos seventeenth street to oot sTKErr
TENTH, CORNER OF NES .M.r Gn,lrou, ard
and Viii be glad to serve myt 2rt"|SSt
W. e nv usuyss''
oels-W&S2r
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m BROAD-sTREET METHODIST
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, October 19th.-Preaching by
Rev. w. q. STARR, pastor. AT 1 l O'Clock A. n.
subject, ''Kind Words for the Veterans Of our
.Itinerant Ministry" At ~ r. III. subject, 1.-THE
Path or the Slug4ard Hedge Of Thorns."
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,s7r THE ANNIVERSARY EXER-

EJ!Ef THE s'ANNIVEKSAR1 EAER.
ClsEs OF THE THIRD PRESBYTERIAN MIS-
SION SUNDAY SCHOOL will be held at the
Third Presbyterian church SUNDAY, October 19th
3P. NJ. The officers and scholars Of the various
Sunday schools on Church Hill are respectfully In
Ytted to attend. Prominent speakers will be pre-.
ssnt to address the scholars.
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would lot CHS i tllersssIye Nib the wick.

adss ss8 sssSs
BIZ Nearly every sentence id Mr. fuckers
|fefofndGr was applauded. The victory was
complete. His conyfneing arguments are
in the mouths 81 at least five hundred, and
will be used by many for the maintenance
tot truth, honor. and ho1esty
Fazs 80 g T SPECTATOR.
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. @ FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Grace and
Broad).-R Rev. ". c. SCuAEFFER will preach at
IL A. NJ. and 7:45 2. II. Seats free.
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SPLClAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE. s;AAG.E..22
Madame DEMEIMAN. after hayiH"INcN'
4 s0iouru of six weeks In al! III. principal E"r'"'.
cities. has Just returned lIHi ca" say MI" '.'
most Contidcnc"i vi h III" ... ....,,..- ~.
Largest AND MOST COMPLETE Si'. 80
MILLINERY, STRAW AND tAN'l'
GOODS. .-
that has ever been exhibited IN ii', cry ''~' '-
quests OF tuc public AN examination q: h"r
SUPERB STOtk ...t
and they will reacIly judge OF The 'of!'f "' ''>'
verti>emcnt. ...r. .,v..
As the cars and stages pas III" door 'rU W. ,l'
twenty times the fare charged hy an ears 'Ai''.'
ton.
You are specially invites a. ,,.,,,>.
MADAME y. nfhtI.hAN =,
1928 Maiu, between Thirteen 1',''
Vuurft,.u'h - -
~ ,,,v, ,.oo, ,ppprSTI,E- NN'!Li.
Those that have Deeu AZ the trade p.c!';T1--
&C Q
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BLACK GOODS A SPECIALITY.
Great success Of our BLACK ALL-WOOL CASH
Our M EXTRN p oGApL Li f1Fo BLACK cAsunEREs
SILKS Es gsnd Is T5 every n@e hsds
BLACK DRESS SILKS cheaper than ever:
SPECIAL cs1,ri Inducements in BLACK-sTRlPED
An elegant assortment Of BLACK and COLORED
Also. CoKDED, sTRIpED, and BRoCADED VEL
BLACK SILK PRINCES in The revest designs:
The latest styles Of PRESCRIPTIONS very cheap:
SiIAWLs in The most elaborate styles:
SHETLAND SHAWLS tall WOOD at $l-can't be
beat:
The granasst display of BOULEVARD and BAL
Cases Of CAsSiMEfES. WATERPROOF CLOTHS,
BEAVER and DIAGONAL CLOAkINGS cx-
500 pairs Of BLANKETS bought at auction, and
Wife. RED. and 'C0LoRED FLANNELs cx-
ceedngY low:
FANCY-CHECKED and STRIPED FLANNELS
for sacqucS-S0meta!ng new:
We have the most extensive stock OF CLOAkS and
DOLMANS. and can please every one In price,
Special attractions in KID GLOvES-look at our
eoL0 0f; s. H0sIERY-thc grardcst aud mos elab-
VIII open during this week an entirely new line Of
NECKWEAR FOR LADIES. In tie way OF
LACE TIES, HANDkERl:HlEFS. and BlI'S;
dies and Gentlemen comprise all the novelties OF
RlBB9XS LAcEs EMER S TdTH S,, WHITE
ING GOODS, and numerous other articles, in
every variety, at bottom prices;
Complete stock OF Children's, LADIES' and Gentle
The ucst SOC USLA Untitled SHIRT in the city:
A fun assortment of DOMESTIC PAPER FASH
IONS always on hand. -
THALlIIMER BROTHERS,
oc 11-S,M&W COL Broad. corner Sixth street.
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sIi5.:.HS Y.

GRAND or y G. Or M as
~ PORTED AND AMERICAN NrE-Sdll52
ELITES IN MILLINERY on WEbNE--Sme%,
DAY aud TfiCRsDAf, October 1871 au@ LOU a.
O'Clock A. NJ, at MRS. +. III lI.EhH'
SO Broad -:rr"..
All are invited to call. a. -
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.

GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
THE VERY BEST MOCHA COFFEE
L at 33c. per pound:
rho VERY BEST JAVA COFFEE at Use. per
The VERY BEST LAGUAYRA COFFEE at &c.
per pound. x,,,,,
we have Just received an invoice of ESEREEI,
GINGER, elegant PINEAPPLE and EDAH
CHEESE. OLIVE OIL, SARDINES, APOi:Ll.
NARIS WATER. FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
LIQUORS and WINES Of all grades. We suarah-
wv aN' W. u. BLAIR & CO.,
,o1e 100 Main street.
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39,11S,l09
sz,ooO,ooO

Paid for privilege Of Reputation, be-
sides costs OF legislation. 1,3lO,604
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Repudiate the original debt and de-
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The same debt OF ss2,ooo,ooo at 8
Z per cent. for ten years aBd 4 per
cent. for ten years. as arranged BY
The McCuiloch bill, is.,,............
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Educational Institute.

A private note from Hon. Leon
Trousdale, State superintendent of
Public Schools, informs as that the
Congressional District Institute to be
held here on the 9th, 10th and 18th
of July will also be Western Divis,
ion Institute, and he desires the aid of
our citizens in making it the most sue
cessful ever held in West Tennessee.
1t is certainly complimentary to our
town to select it as the place for hold
ing the division institute, and our peo>
pie should not let the opportunity slip
to "put their best foot forward" in en-
tertaining the delegates in the most
hospitable panner. As the meeting
will be held during the summer vaca-
ton, it is probable that large nnm-
Der of the leading educators of this
and other states will be present, be-
sides the state superintendent and the
county superintendent and teachers of
West Tennessee. The occasion will
be one of great interest to all who de-
sire the cause of education to prosper
whether they favor public or private
schools. or both. We have not yet
received the programme of exercises,
but, judging by The proceedings at
other places, we can assure our read
ers that they will be entertaining in the
highest degree. Let us go to work as
one man and entertain the delegates
and visitors in the best manner we
know how. Let's ''put the big pot
in the little one," and show the peo-
pie of the state that Milan is what
she claims to be-a live, progressive
town, and one that is destined to be
one of the leading inland cities of the
state. As will be seen below, the
school directors of this district have
called on the citizens to meet at Clark's
Hall tomorrow morning, at which
time preliminary arrangements will
be made, committees appointed, etc.
We hope to see large number out.
A meeting of the citizens of the town
will take place at Clark's Hall at 8 a.
m. tomorrow, friday. All persons
interested in educational matters are
earnestly requested to attend.
{ M. d. L. Jordan,
Directors E. A. Collins,
A. Al. Brown.
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Personal.

Mr.. Ed Coleman and bride, from
Mason, spent last Sunday with friends
here.
Capt. John H. Freeman and Esq.
n. S. White, of jackson. boarded the
L. & n. train here on Tuesday for
Brownsville.
Mr.. i. A. Collins returned from
Trezevant on Tuesday, where he and
his interesting family visited his
brother, Col. U. L. Collins.
Mrs. w. j. Hine, after an absence
of several months, returned home last
Friday morning. She and her beauti-
full little baby girl are in excellent
health.
Prof. B. F. Hooker left for a visit
to his old home, Murfreesboro, on
Thursday of last week. He anticipates
an absence of a couple of months and
we wish him jolly good time with
his relatives and friends of ye olden
time.
DR.. Scott is still very feeble. Opera
tons have recently been performed
on him by DIR. Briggs, of Nashville,
and DR.. Henning, of Memphis, giving
him temporary relief. His numer-
GUS friends here sympathize with him
and wish that he may soon recover.
DIR. Luptsn, of the Vanderbilt, and
his accomplished daughter, Miss Kate,
recent graduate of the University
with the degree of A. NJ, passed
south ON Tuesday. The doctor was
en- route to Mexico and his daughter to
Jackson, where she will be the guest
of Hon. Milton Browns family.
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Crazy on the Train.

A lady on the Louisville road one
day last week became deranged in
mind, and on her arrival here was al
most unmanageable. She darted out
from the hotel, carrying her little son
with her, and started up the Central
road walking. She was overtaken
some distance out by some of the en-
ployes of the road and brought back.
She had a through ticket to New Or
leans. where she was going to meet her
husband. With difficulty she was
put aboard the train, where she was
watched TO keep her from escaping or
ipjuring srself in any way. Her case
was very sad one indeed. We hope
she has arrived safely at home, and
that her trouble may be only temper
ary.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

MILAN LODGE, No. 1911, F. & A.
NAT a regular communication Of
this lodge the following proceedings
were had:
Whereas, 1t has pleased an All-wise
Providence to remove from our midst
our beloved brother, z. G. jackson,
who died May 10th, 1879; therefore
be it,
Resolved, That in the death of Bro.
jackson the lodge has lost one of its
most jealous and efficient members,
society an ornament and exemplar,
the Church pillar, and his family an
indulgent father and kind husband.
Resolved further, That copy of this
preamble aud resolutions be furnished
his bereaved wife and family, and
that the lodge extend to them its
heartfelt sympathy in their irrepara-
BILE loss.
Resolved further, That a copy be
spread upon the minutes of the lodge
and a copy be published in the Milan
Exchange.
G. H. Blakenship,
Com. M. d. L.. Jordan,
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A Splendid Trip.

The colored people will bear in
mind that a grand excursion to Padu-
cab, via Cairo, will be given by A
Patterson, of Jackson, on Saturday,
2Sth inst. The train will leave Milan
at 8 o'clock am on the day indicated.
The elegant steamer Nashville" will
take the excursionists from Cairo to
Padueah. Ample arrangements have
been made in Paducak ts care for the
party, and nothing will be left and0ne
to make everything enjoyable. A
delightful festival will be given on
the night OF the 28th at Odd Fellows
Hall, Paducah, at which time, a hand
some gold watch will be voted to the
most popular woman present On
the 30th inst. a picnic will be had at
Metropolis, ILL.,, which promises to be
pleasarable occasion. The fare for
the resnd trip from this place is on
y s2.5o-certainiy very cheap. Let
all our colored people who wish a
splendid trip Ike advantage Of this
excursion.
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G. H. Blakenship,
Com. NJ. d. L.. Jordan,
J. H. Dickinson.
Com.
Brainard,s Musical World.

An excellent and entertaining num-
Der of the Musical World comes to
hand this month. Farewell to the
Home land" is a song and chorus of
unusual righteousness. Another gem
is beautiful ballad by Linley, at is
Not So" The song, "Pretty Swallow
Homeward Fly" will also be well
coined. For instrumental music their
is a potpourri of melodies from the
comic opera, "The Little Duke" and
a good arrangement of the Sunshine
Waltz" for four hands. The melody,
water Crosses" also appears as a
violin solo, with piano accompani-
ment. A pretty little study, for be-
ginners completes the list of new mu-
sic. The subscription price is only
S1.50 per year: single copies Is cents.
Send to the publishers, S. Brainard's
Sons, Cleveland, o.
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UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENT.
Conductor COhfey has His Foot
Cut OFF.

An unfortunate accident occurred
at jackson on Saturday evening last
at five o'clock. Jesse Cofey, freight
conductor, in attempting to jump on
the train while in motion, fell upon
the track, several cars passing over
his ankle, severing the left foot.
Mr.. Coffey was one of the most popu-
lar employees of the c., st. L. & N.
o. r. R., and he has the sympathy of
his many friends in the accident which
has manned him for life.
LATER.-We learn that Mr..
Cofey's injury will, in all probability,
prove fatal.
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You Must Cure That Cough.

With Shiloh's Consumption Cure,
you can cure yourself. 1t has es,
tablished the fact that Consumption
can be cured, while for Coughs, Bron-
chitis, Whooping Cough, Asthma, and
all diseases Of Throat and Lungs. it is
absolutely without an equal; two dos
es will relieve your child of Group; it
is pleasant to take and perfectly harm
less to the youngest child, and no mo
Their ran afford to be without it. You
can use two>thirds of bottle, and if
what we say is not true We will refund
the price paid. Price 10 cts, 80 cts.
ana S1.00 per bottle. If your Lungs
are sore or chest or back lame. use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by DIR
M. ID. l.. Jordan.
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SMALL CHANGE.

Leave the door open.
June apples and peaches will soon
make their appearance.
aNho is Ham Weatherfordz :" and
where is his livery stable?
Butter and eggs have been scarce
here during the past few days.
Snap beans and raspberries are
being shipped frcm here in considera-
bile quantities.
A larger than asaal acreage of cot
tan was planted in this section, and it
is looking remarkably well noE- Corn
is also very promising indeed.
Our junior is discOnsOlate. His
hearts idol left for her home in the
mountain shadows last Tuesday, and
he has no free passes to reach her.
Mrs Robert Shepherd, one of our
kind friends, last week placed Is under
obligations for a rich treat of raspber-
ries. o, for score OF such friends
The junior editor of the Humboldt
Argus has been elected Treasurer OF
the Baptist Sunday-school IN that
town. Our boys generally turn out
well.
We regret that two Communications
are crowded out of this issue for want
of space. News letters should reach US
by Tuesday of each week in order to
insure publication.
Can We not, by some means srether,
have our streets, alleys and drains
cleaned up before the meeting Of the
educational instituted Let us have
a general "spring cleaning.
Messrs. Landrum & Little want
one hundred hands, to work on the
railroad between here and Greenfield.
The trestles on the line are to be filled,
thus making the road better and
frmer.
The pay train on the L. d. N. road
came here Monday evening, drawn by
the reddest engine we ever saw. The
boys car NOW tell the pay train as far
as they can see it. As she runs she is
re(a9d afar off By them.
Alderman BlankeRslaP's wife STUN
bled over a loose plank 10 the walk on
WILLIAMSON street one dag Hast week,
and had painful fall, bruising her.
self severely. A great many loose
plank need mailing down.
Eli Stone has the fines. mo-
!asses we have seen IN any market,
and at prices to suit everybody, Hen
~ Dickinson is behind the counter,
ready and wiling to wait on All ms
friends and others who may cal.
Tie officials of the !. q n. & Z.
S. r. R. have decided to test the con
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Taken in the Act.

Sister Jones called on Elder Smith
a few evenings since. Being a next
door neighbor, she entered his study
unannounced. and was greatly shocked
at seeing him taking a drink from a
suspicious looking bottle. He noticed
her look of inquiry, and said: "This,
Sister Jones, is Tabler's Portaline, or
Vegetable Liver Powder, the only
remedy l have ever found for the
many troubles arising from disorder
ed Liver. l can recommend it. "
Price so cents. For sale be w, H.
ColeY.
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ReIigiOus Notes.

Meetings are being held day and
night at the Methodist church this
week, and considerable interest is be-
ing manifested. 1t is hoped the
Church may be revived and built up.
Rev. Mr.. Major, of Mckenzie, has
been preaching an interesting series of
sermons at the Methodist church here
this week. He gives promise Of
making his mark in the theological
world.
DR.. J. B. McFerrin, the book
agent of the Southern Methodist Pub
fishing House, preached here last
Thursday night. His sermon was
plain and to the point, and full of
genuine religion, the kind he always
breaches. He sold a few Publishing
House bonds and and secured a num-
Der of subscribers for the Advocate
here.
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The Man Ofthe 18TH May, 1864.

"Gordon's March," by Prof. Henry
Schoeller, of Dalton, Ga, and dedi-
Gated to Hon. John B. Gordon, "The
Man of the 18th of May, 1854" is
just received from the enterprising
publishers. Admirers of Gallant
Gordon" (and that comprises the Solid
South,) will be delighted with the
life-like Autograph that adorns the
superb military title page, and the
March itself has the true musical in
spiration. Prof. Schoeller couldn't
write poor music if he tried, and this
brilliant March is indeed worthy of
its name and author. Brass Bands
are already playing it and it will soon
lie hsa, d from thousands of pianos
through the South. Sold by all
music dealers, or send 40 cents to the
publishers, Ludden & Bates, Savan-
nah. Ga
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-06-12

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