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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-21
Meet,nu orMempbI. nondnolders.

New York, Sept. 20. -Sever'l of the
Target of the Memphis city bondholders
met in the Office of T. II. Co''ctt, SO Pine
street, to day, to confer With the commission
appointed by the Legislature o. Tennessee to
examine into the condition of Memphis as to
its liabilitic' md 'seis in concert with the
bondaolders. and report - the next leeis)e-
ture. Messrs. T. B. Turley md +. B. SnoH7
der deing the only members of the com.
miss u preseHt, the m ting adjourned until
We, ssdsy, at 1880. Among the gentlemen
wero Or. d. 7. Porter, chs'' aan of the tax
ing district of Tennessee; John Over ION,
judge Leo and f. 5. DAVIS, president of the
Firl National bank of Memphis. Nothing
VIZ done at the me atng beyon an infornal
discussion of the condition of the bankrupt
AZ
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Having n High Time.

Louisville, Ky, Sept 2O.-A Greensbrrg
special to the Courier.Journal says that at
Midtown, on Saturday, five men engaged in
a fight in BARR John Hancock was
shot through the lungs and will probably
die. Simon Hancock wss shot in the breast
very dangerously. The other three were
shot but not badly hurt. Twenty shots were
fired. The bar Keeper was accidently shot.
The row was revival of an old feud.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH
A Genuine Ere nch Count Up Before
an Ordinary COurt-Several Thou
sand Head Of stock Destroyed
BY High Water-Travel
Suspended, Etc, Etc.

Special to the Herald
San Antonio, Sept. 20.-Count de Ksrc.
man, a French count, charged with burglary
in Kerr county, was tried. The jury stoo
eight for acquittal and four for conviction.
The case was very interesting and the French
consuls at New Orleans and Galveston take
deep interest in it, 1t is thought here that
the charge is groundless.
More heavy rains have been falling in the
west drowning several Thousand sheep,
horses and cattle. The Fro is two and til,
Seco four miles wide. Houses and fences
were washed away along these streams, A
Mexican was droNlel while crossing the
swollen stream. All travel west hs9 b; m
stopped.
AT Fort Concho this morning the wind
wss blowing thh,y-dve miles per hour. Il
IS feared great damage was done.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-21
A seducer md Rlsnnnist.

Milwaukee, September 16.-George
Young, wanted at Athens, Pa, to answer for
the crimes of seduction and bigsmy, : ID VINO
WAS arrested BY detectives of this city on
Tueg9sv, WI be ken to Pennsylvania by
Officer Burns, Of Crawford county Pa. t.,
nicht TIE most il' use enmiy IS report Cd
to exist agsirst Yong on The psf. of the
n, ,o,e OF Athens, biz chief Victim, Miss
Jeopie Bell, baving died solely o. grief
which tho betrayal Of her trust in him oc'
ooeionfd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-21
SuppOscd Suicide.

New York, Sept. DOB. Smytho, eyed
tvepty.three years, son Of Henry B.
Smythe, formerly receiver of taxes of this
city, disappeared from bis homo last night,
aud to day his hat and m account book WIS
found ia rowboat, which had been picked
up in the bay, 1t is believed young Smythe
committed suicide by drowning while labor,
ing under temporary insanity. He had been
In III haalth.
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NRi!rnntl Intereats.

New York, Sept 2O.-A freight conference
of representative officers, general managers
and agents Of the principal railroads in the
United States, is being held this afternoon in
the private Office of Commissioner Fink.
An executive me lting will be held lat +,
when ii is understood several matters of con-
Siderable importance VII be discussed md
anil nnnn
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NARROW Escape of st. Julien.

Cbicoeo, Sept. l6.-The American express
oar No. 2, in which st. Julien, the famous
,ro.ter. was shipped for Boston lest night
;unned the track near Kalamazoo, Michigan,
earlv this morning. Alter shaking him up
pretty lively for u few seconds,tbe cars topped
rieht side up with the horse square on bis
Go. and unipiure0.
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pd sstEICAL DOTS.

Y,phsnk, L. L, Sept. 20.-Delegai'a have
b "A elected in nearly every town of Queen
and sua ,lk countie,, fsvoring Perry Bel
mont for congress.
Horrjsbu'g, Pa, Sept. 2O.-lThe Republic
esls Of the fourienth congressional district
mt here this evening and nominated Samuel
f. la :, OF Dauphn county, for cor gres'.
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Extremely Fad Tnsie.

Chicago, Sept. 90. The Daily News
special from Galesburg, Illinois, says; "Miss
Chase, daughter Of the late Rev. Chase, NOV
ing in the highest circles, eloped Tuesday
night with negro servant in the family.
They we're marit1, aud yesterday were g.
rerted Mt colorei mans house ten miles ia
the country The negro Is now in jail on a
charge of larceny. higt-toned society is
prently canaaliznd.
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Congressional Library.

Washington, Sept. co. Messrs. Clark
h'll and Librarian Spohord, who were ap-
pointed by congress to take the matter into
consideration, have prepared report re-
commencing the erection in this city of a
seperate building for congressional library.
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HIS wife Objected.

New York, Sept. 20 Charles Living
stone who began fast nine days ago in
Brooklyn, has abandoned his task. His wife
objected to ii. The immediate cause of his
withdrawal was an ingenious rumor thst she
had Committed suicide.
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Supposed Lost Vessels.

jacksonville, Fla, Sept. 20.-A psrt of
the stern Of ves,e with tbs name Of " Cam.
den" on it end quarter hoard Of another
vessrl With the name of " Uinea," have be- en-
nicked up on the beach nesr ST. JOB rs bar.
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rxplosion of sulphur.

Shenandoah, Pa, Sept. 2O.-An explosion
ofsulphdr took place at the Kohinoor col
liery this morning, burning five men in a
shocking manner
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cadet whitaker.

Washington, Sept. 90. Cadet Whitaker
is living quietly in this city, a guest of Pro-
lessor Greener, and viii probably reside here
until final disposition Of bis case
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San Francisco, Sept. 20.-Captain Rey.
nolds, of the schooner Western Home, seven
ten days out from Alaska, reports the
Arctic relief revenue cutie Thomas
Corwiv, lying 1t one of the small ports ice
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Culinary.

New York, Sept 2o,-Judge James p
s,innot, OF the New York marine court, who
has been Ill since Friday, died to-day Of
heart disease.
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Now is the time to furnish yoursewth goods, at lower
prices than ever offered in the City of Dallas.
Examine these goods and prices,
they speak for THEMSELVES
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-21

Water Coolers, So and upward,
Bird Cages. 81 and upward.
Baby Carriages, 81; so. and upward
Esefrigerator $500 and upward
Clothes Hampers. 81 aud upward
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EOREl6M-


New YoRK, Sept. e).-stocks 81 ,ady money
2g3; exchange long, 81; do short, s3H
State bonds dull; Governments quiet.
Cotton steady. sales cJ2
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KANSAS CITY.
NEW ORLEANS.

KAgsAs Cry, Sept. sO.-wheat- No, spot,
S3Jsc; No. 8 spot, 7ic.
Inc. l.anN Ia n
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-02
A MERRY
Alp
A Lively Democratic Funeral
Grafton.

The republicans of Clarinda, Page
county, Iowa, had a ioliifcati0B meet.
ing on Friday night, the 9th ult. Ac-
cording to the Council Bluffs Nonpa
Iriel, they had the biggest kind of
time, With illuminations, fire works,
music and speephifYing. After sever.
al republican orators, among them
Congressmen-elec Hepburn, had
given vent to their feelings with
spread-eagle speeches, the crowd
called loudly for Lou B. Cake. Cake
is a democrat, and the Nonpariel says
he locked too depressed to speak bu,
the crowd wouldn't be put of, so he
mounted a box and made the following
unique speech:
"FELLOw CITIzENs:-A man usual
" attends his own funeral, but it is
not eK leetel tkgt he should talk a
great deal. Laughter ! knoy the
funeral ceremonies would go on with
out me, so | concluded | had better
bring in the body. Laughter. But
it takes a great deal Of grace to sustain
. man who helps furnish the corpse
for an occasion Ike this. Laughter. ]
Nobody but a democrat could d. IT,
Applause. 1t is certain that no one
save the democrats have had a chance
to try it for the last twenty years.
[Shouts Of applause. Disappoint-
ment is the modern democrats birth
right, and mourning his normal CON
dition. They took out a patent ON
disaster twenty years ago, and it has
never been iniringed. The patent
run out in 1876, and they have Just got
it renewed. Looking over the land
scape Of the last twenty years, | be-
hold acres and acres ofbusted hopes.
cords and cogds Of disgruntled ambi-
lions, barrels aud barrels'of unavailing
tears, oceans and oceans strewn with
the wrecks ofphantom ships once bur.
dened with democratic decisions
[Great applause Disappointment i.
an anchor 10 the democratic soul both
sure and steadfast,
Leaves have their time to fall
And flowers TO witber vt the north wind
breath.
Aud stars to set, but all, o, democrat
Thou hast ut all times for thine own death
"I might sly with Shylock, Suffer
ance, yea, suffer-ance is the badge o
our tribe ! could give you 329 rea
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COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDGER oFFIcE,o

MEsPHs. rEsY., December, 1880.
The mont ly statement Of the pub
lie debt was announced at Washing
ton yesterday, and it shows areduc-
ton during November Of ~$3,6OO,26l.
The cash in the treasurytis s2lO,926,-
763 and the entire debt, lees cash on
hand, is 81, 9O4, 88l ,166. The interest
bearing bonds amount to $l,686,52O,
400 and the debt bearing no interest
is S4O4, 9O7 ,6S3, of which S346, 74l, 796
is legal tender currency.
Yesterdays cable news announces
silver 3 Lied higher and 5ljd per
ounce. This makes our standard d,l-
lar worth in that market close up to
SIC.
Business was heavy in the financial
market yesterday and to-day while a
tendency toward closeness is apparent,
there is no excitement in any branch,
the tigbtness and disturbance in
eastern seaboard markets having no
influence here. Collections were
unusually liberal, even for the
first of the month, and
though indications point to a perspeot-
i've stringency in some quarters, yet
the feeling is comparatively easy.
Bankers complain of a scarcity of cur
rency caused by the recent inclement
elements preventing cotton handling,
together with a lack of water among
the congresses, and the difficulty of
effecting shipments over blookaded
transportation routes, but thisSwili
likely be remedied as soon as the
weather settles. The rate of discount
continues steady at s per cent.
Exchange Is quiet, with reduced
offerings for several days, because of
light sales Of cotton. The demand
for eastern and southern drafts is,
however, liberal. The banks buy
bills on New York and the east at t to
&c discount, the latter for grace r
rying on New England points, Drafts
on New York and New Orleans sell
at par, and bills on the latter named
point are taken at par.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-02
Clenring House MepOrt.
General Trade.

The scant supply of nearly I'll erti-
cles Of prime consumption, together
with the continued meagre receipts,
has not lackedmuch of causing a real
famine in various items of breadstufs
and stock feed, while meats are scarce
and stocks of general merchandise is
running low. The closing Of the river
by ice below St. Louis, with wTetched
weather aud impassable roads, has
prevented shipments from the Ohio
valley, where navigation has been
good. Tie prospect now is more pro-
pitious, as the Ohio river is swelling,
the rains have IN g measure ceased,
and the ice below St. Louis has soft
ened SO hat boats are preparing to
load for this market. The only items
Of traffic in plentiful supply at present
is game and poultry. The latter for
three weeks past has been too abund-
ant for the GOOD of dealers, and they
have been much depressed in value.
many dying on consiguees' hands. Al
present only fresh choice stock is
saleable. The sloppy condition of the
streets prevent goods from being han
died with satisfaction, and interior
roads are too muddy for hauling,
while cotton picking continues in a
state of suspension. From haiftO oRe
and a quarter inches of rain fell over
tbis section and the country lying
between this and the gulf during last
week.
FLOUR-Ma -ket steady sith o scarce
stock Ronnd lot nm nations me, A&N 81
to s. %; family, IS so to 10 choice % Y
TO SO; faacy, q TO SO 25; pate.'.ts " 70 70
81 so; orders 25c higher.
CORNMEAL-Supply very light a.Nd
demand active Sales on the landing vi
" 30 per Dbl for lots, and to arrive ut 81 6j
for choice, and - co for stunptail. Small
orders, 81 90 per Dbl.
CORN-Scant offerings and market very
firm ut 0lh@G3c for lots from grst
hands, and 65 to &c from store.
OATS-Market firm, with sales at 40H
@4lc per bushel. Small orders SOC per
bushel; supply light.
BRAN4MarEet drmat $40 80 per to
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-02
RIVER INTELLIeENCE.
BOATS LEAYrNe vars DAY.

BOATS fhTs DAY.
For Helena, John T. M-oore....,....5 y ~
" Helena, Coahoma. ..."...5 p m
" ArlAnsas City, Dean Adams..5 p m
" Vicksburg, g. w. Caeek.".".5 y m
ARRIVED.
Steamer Dean Adams. Arkansas City.
Marlin Speed, Arkansas river.
DEPARTED.
Steamer james Lee, Friars Point.
" Osceola Belle, Oseeola.
Hard Cash, White river.
Virgie Lee, Cincinnati.
james Howard, New Orleans.
IN PORT.
Coahoma, John T. Moore, Dean Adj
ans, G. w. Cheek, Marlin Speed, Chero-
kee.
RECEIPTS PER STEAMERS.
Per Marlin Speed from arkansas
river, 100 bales cotton, q bags seed
cotton, 178 SKIS cotton seed.
Per Dean Adams from Arkansas
City, 126 bales cotton, 50 bags seed
cotton, l23 SKIS cotton seed.
CONDITION or THE RIVERS.
The wet spell of the past two weeks
has caused all the side streams to rise
rapidly and soon there will be an i'm
provemeht OF navigation hereabouts.
Here the river Is about on a stand,
with A feet on the gauge. The Ohio
came to a stand at Pittsburg last night
after having reached G feet 6 inches on
the gauge. From that point all the
way to Cairo it is rising, with 5 feet in
the canal at Louisville and 6 feet II
inches on the gauge at Cairo. The
Mississippi at st. Louis is rising, with
4 feet in the channel to Oriro. The
Cumberland continues to rise rapidly,
with 10 feet wei the shoals at Nash
| vile. The Tennessee, Hatchie and
other side streams are also rising.
Arkansas river is falling a little,
with about 2 feet on the gauge at
Little Rock. White river Is in good
boatable condition for regular packets
MISCELLANEOUS,
Business dull to-day.
Receipts Of cotton slim.
This kind of weather is hard on the
packet business.
The w. j. P~oitevent will no doubt
be a total wreck.
The Ohio, az PittsbVrg, commenced
falling last night.
The Cumberland and TENNESSEE
rivers are still rising.
The Mark Twain, for Dyersburg.
got away early this morning.
The Gherokeei is still in part, wait
ing Tor a change Of the weather.
The Hard Cash. for White river.
had a good trip out last evening,
The r. r, Springer, for New Or
leans, left Cincinnati last evening.
The U. p. Schcnck, from Cincin-
pati, arrived vt New Orleans yester.
day,
The Annie P. Silver and .. 0
Stanard left Cairo yesterday for st
Louis.
Captain Robinson has got Greer
river in complete repair for the winteI
campaign.
Captain John +. Keiser has gona Il
,ouisyille to look after the new Belle
Mempsis.
The New Mary Houston, from Now
Orleans Is due tonight, bound fol
Cincinnati.
The james Howard got away yes
teEday afternoon, after adding 62l
bales Of cotton.
The James Lee, for Rriars Point
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sons for this. CLaughter.1 Alawyer
offered a judge sixteen reasons why his
client was not present in court. First,
he was dead. The judge told him that
he might omit the other fifteen. The
first reason of my 1923 is, we lacked
tie voters. You will allow me to omit
the other 328. 4Applausive consent. I
But | could give you more than 1923
reasons. Yea, More-y letter. John
Kelly did it with his little racket.
lGreat applause. Wade Hampton's
mule broke his leg instead Of his neck
aud Ben Hill wasn't born a mute.
English had tereelosed his mortgages
and we couldn't redeem. Them
IT'S the South that can supply
Solid comforts while we die.
I'm some states the greenback party
fell through a crack in their platform
and crippled us. Laughter But
democracy still lives. IGreat APP
plause. It's like the mule-it never
dies. But unfortunately, like the
mule, while it lives it is forever throw
Ah6 40 AAuOie.
1T bucked Greeley off and killed
him in 1872. Tilden stuck on till he
passed under the wire. Applause. /
But there was so much daylight be-
tween him and this democratic quadru-
ped, the judges counted him of, al
though he had his feet in the stirrups
This year We got a splendid send-off
and might have won, but the donkey
was stricken down in Indiana with (g)
Landers. Applause We close this
chapter of history with the hope the
story will not be continued in our next.
CHEERS. We accept defeat the more
cheerfuhy because Of the magnanimous
manner with which you take the vic.
tory. We take it every four years. 1t
is a standing prescription. 1t might
well be called the quadrennial ipecac.
lGrOans. 1t works up before election,
and works down as the returns conn
in. We thank you for the magnani-
nous way in which you have turned
out to our funeral. Applause We
congratulate you on the magnificent
and imposing character of the obse-
quies." Here the speakers feelings
overcame him, and he retired amid
encoring earthquakes and applausive
ayalanches
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-02
Saturday, December Attn, 1880.
on.RoaIdeat llonna.

No. SS27-In the Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn.-Maggie Robbins vs.. Platt NJ.
I appearing from affidavit in this c use that
resident of the State ofTennessee; Il IL there
fore ordered that he make his appearance
herein, at the courthouse Of Shelby
county, in Memphis, Tennessee, on or
before the first Monday in January, 1881.
anq plead, answer o. demur to complainant
as to him and Sc, for hearing ex. partei apd
that a copy OF this order be published onee a
Ledger. N'i
This 9th day of November, 1880.
A copy-Attest:
R, J. BLACK, Clerk and master.
BY 4. B. MCHESRY, DC Nm.
Bigelow 4 Hill, sol f. sompPt.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-02
Attachment Notice.

Before J. NJ. Coleman, a Justice Of the Rance
Tor Shelby county, Tenn.-Henfy W. Egert
vs.. B. 4. Iams.
n this cause n ummOns having been Issued
L on the 10Th day Of November, 1889, for Inc
sum OF twenty-five dollars. due BY account.
Which summon was on the 18th day Of No.
yember, 1880, returned into court Is n. B.
BRITT, Deputy Sheriff, vs. fnliows. Game 10
hand the 18th day efNoyember, 1880, and after
dlllgent search u. f. Iams not to be found In
my county" p, r.. ATHY. sheriff "
By. Z; B. BBIrT, D. S.
This November ash, 1890.
ana on nation of plaintiff q judicial attach
ment having been issued herein on the 2Stb
aly 81 sTsmber. 1850, as provided by section
no. S4eS of the code Of Tennessee, retrrnsble
neiere me or some pr some other Justice Of the
feace, and The same having been levied bv lie
proper oihoer on the property Of said defend
ant and returned into court Il l. Therefore
ordered that the defendant make his @personaI
appearance before me on Saturday, the III
day OF January, 1881, at 9 o'clock M. AZ NV
once No. 2si Fiont street, 10 the city Of Mem
phis Tenn, and defend said suit, or the same
viii be proceeded with ex parte; and that n
copy OF his order be published once a week
Tor four consecutive weeks in the Public Led.
ger. j.. M. C0IFNA AN p
This Noy. 2eth, 1854. Is 1aS3se4r'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-02
How Happiness Il Secured.

Happiness is the absence Of pain or
annoyance, and wherever there is pain
there is disease. A pain in the lower
portion of the body indicates a disor-
der Of some kind. If there is any
odor or color or deposit in the urine
it means disease and requires attention
at once. We have heard many of our
friends speak of the remarkable power
Of Warner sSafeK Kidney and Liver Cure
and are convinced there is nothing so
certain and valuable for all disorders
Of the urinary system both male and
female.
Sold wholesale by S. Mansfield &
Co., and W. N. Wilkerson & Co.
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attachment Notice


Betofe ]. NJ. Coleman, Jnstico or
lot SnelOy county, Teun.-Thomasm 1ace
ander VS.. B. r. Iams. i"Vinas M Alex
N this cause a sum- ans bortu. D..
l on ihe 10Th day of November lsS0' ~ sss9su
sun Of r~ine'een dollars, dne iy ~ lhe
Nhleh summons was on the ee,b ds S'oe W
8elnneri le-0, returned into ro6rt / Npp-
hrlti Deputy Sheriff, as follows, ~ % =, D.
aAHa we zosh d9yo q November, lisa. n5nr 70
allgent search Z. y. Iams not In h, Fuu aitsI
BY ~ n. pa,rr. u P. R. ATTY, sheriff.
rus November 23t-, 1880.
ana on motion Of plainhifa ipdi.;.t ~,
peat having been Is ued horeio oa' httaeh'
Jay EN- ogtmbsr, 1880, MS proyis.l we ~
10. 5tb1 OF the code Of Tepnessse " sector
before me or some other Justico ~ ,i~.nrnabl
and the same having been levied III n Peace
omeer on the property Of said al, VIZ propel
Tetarnel INTO court; il Il thereeoreAn an9
tnat tne DEFENDANT make his pcrsanai osu,ree
nee eeior9 me on Saturday, tho la ppelr
yangdary; 1851, at 9 O'Clock am. ~ ~ usN o
M. ~ Front street, in lhe Civ 81 XXX Vltie
Senn, and defend fStd suit, or the 1ami pnis
oe nroeeedqd WITH ey. paite; and AZ I"me WI
Of thls order be publ hea once a veal y gopi
consecutive week. IN the pnblie Ledser" lou
ma. u NJ. COLEMAN. p
Y -0'ni leo' B2@W
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a 0ARn-

To all Who sro suffering from the errors and
indIscretions Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Of manhood. etc., will send
: recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
b. a missionary IN South America. Send q
self-ad dressed envelope 70 the Rev. Joseph /.
Inman, station D, New Yo-k City.
I16rrr ia eodhw
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lars or send orders 10
M A. I3AUPHEH
New Orleans,L La.

or same rsr,or a. New Orleans, La,
No. 3l9 Broadway, New York
VI At. u, L. &ilIespie,
MOO west Court street, Memphi., Tenn
N'b'-Ah cor'esG ndeoco should be with
NJ. A. Dauphin A. Ibove. IL ALL c,srs tho
Ii'iaEss 'hru ives are sent, and yrvTp
circulars Offering certificates or anything else
instead Any one proposing to ofer anytbin,
e.ss oy eire1lar or otherwise, on bis own be-
e'.i or that of the Company, is a swISDGgR.
uEeeQ
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NenO II. ELL
Deputy Sheriff and General Collector,
NO. u Madison street (up- %stairsl, Memphis.

once hours from Q 70 10 am. and TO Ann.
Business Of attorneys and merchants especial
solioited; Refer BY permission to Mossrs.
Mansneld 100, Mossrs. Johnston & Vance,
Frayler, Capt. J Harvey Mathes, Messrs' Ian.
brio Bros, Moesrs. CB Galloway 4 90, mana.
geTs Peabody Hotel, MossrH. W r Moore 4 %.
' ' puspy W. lst