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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,


Coughs Colds, Hoa, seness. Influenza, Bronchitis
Whooping Cough, Group Asthma, IneiPi-
emf Consumption,
And for the relief Of consumptve patients in advanced
stages of the disease.
We need speak to the public Of its virtues
Throughout every and almost hamlet Of the
American States its wonderful Of pulmonary COM
plants have made it already known. Nay, few The
families in any civilized country this continent with
personal experience Of its effects and fewer
yet the uni,ies anywhere which have not among
them living trophy Of its victory the subtle
dangerous diseases Of the throat and lungs. While
it is the pow erfu antidote known 70 for the
formidable and dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary
gsns is also the pea.anes and safest remedy that
can be employed for infants and young persons Pa
should have in against the insidouS
that steals upon them unprepared. We have abundant
grounds believe the CHEEKY pictorial more lives
by the consumpons it prevents than those cures
Keep by you and colds while they are eura-
BILE elect them until human sk master the
memorable canker that fastened the vitas eats
life
All know the dreadful fatality Of lung disorders and
they the virtues Of this remedy, need not
do than them /; still made the best it
be We spare to-, 10 produce It the
perfect possible and thus afford those who rely
It the best agent which skill furnish for their
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md, at his Drug and Book
i- Patent Medicines Of any
the following:
Guysot's tx. yellow Dock
and Sarsapariila,
, Townsend's sarssparilla,
Bulls "
Sands 4"
Carriers Spanish Mixture,
Railways Ready Resolvent,
1 Relief,
/" Renovator
Jayne's Alternative and 9TH
/. eT medicines,
Loudcn's Alternative and 9th
, er medicines,
, weaver'- Salt Rheurn Syrup.
Cpman's Pile Eleciuary,
Hays " Liniment,
ILoudon's .
hAiiis,er's all-healing Oin.-
mcnt,
'JudAins Ointment,
Sloan's Horse and Family
Ointment,
Gridley's letter Ointment,
Trask's Magnetic
Green. Mountain /"
Dally's Pain Extractor,
Pages Climax Salve,
Golden Ointment,
Mexican Mustang Eminent,
farreii's Arabian
Nerve and Bone
lLoudon's Cherokee "
Jayne's "
Petroleum, or Rock Oil,
Merchants Carrying"
McLeans Vol. Oil Liniment,
Fioyd's American
Pennimore's
Bakers Pain Panacea.
Gregory's Instant Relief,
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
Compound syrup ofStilingia,
Marshall's Uterine Catholi-
con,
Bach's American compound,
keeler's I"
Helmbold's Extract of Bechu
Pulvermacher's Vol. Chains,
Arnica Pisstcrs,
Aicock's Porous Plasters;
Poor Mans Plaster,
Morehead's Mag. Plaster,
Woods Hair Restorative,
Phaion's Hair Dye,
Batcheller's /"
Loudon's "
Jayne's "
Hurd's Hair Restorer,
4" Golden Gloss,
Loudon's Hair Tonic,
Jayne's "
Wahpene-a superior article
for restoring the hair,
Billiards. Hair Dye,
All the various Preparations
for Diarrh1a, Cholera In
fantum, &c.
~ other Patent Medicines,
pure and cheap as from FIRST
z. Y. GRIGGS,
ndritdn, Ndttin0er's Block.
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L kEIS constantly on Ds
N Store, almost all OF Il
worth, amongs; which are
CDu9i Remedies.
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL
Wis;ar'. bal. Of Wild Cherry
Jayne's fSp-ctcrAn;,
Loudon's Indian -
Stasler's Cherry
I Rogers Liverwort and Tar,
Bachan's Hungarian Bal,
Hits Baisam of Honey,
Sellers Imp. Cough Syrup,
Poord's Syrup Of Horehound,
B4hcock's Anodyns Exp,
Fenuimore's Cough Mixture,
Halls Baisam for the Lunss,
BTyan's P1lmonic Waters,
storms Scotch cough candy
h-el-r's Cough syrup.
Rushteu's Cod Liver OIL.
! Fer-r and AgUe.
| osgood's India Cholagogue,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Seats Neg. Electric Fluid,
LoudOn's Fever 4 Ague Pills,
| Jayne's - a.
DeshIer's
Shallenbergers 4"
Bragg's Tonic :"
Rhodes Fever 4 Ague Cure,
keZeeler's Ague Specific,
Christie's Ague Bslsam,
Babcock's Extract of Bark
| PiiIs.
Brandreth's Pills,
Wrighi's Indian Veg. Pills,
Smiths Sngar-Coated Z"
Railways Regulator Z"
Jsyn-'s SsRative
McLean's Liver
Braegs Ambitious "
Motifs Life
Lees "
Ayers Cathartic "
Hooper's Female 4"
Bennei's Plant 4 Root "
Soule's Sovereign Balm d"
Sir J. Clarke's Female "
Ellmore's
Hobensacks 4"
Phinney's Family 4"
Smiths Improved Veg. "
Morse's Indian Root I"
Gr@ffenberg's Veg. /"
Wistars /"
Keeler's Liver 4 San. I"
Frost's London 90
Dyspepsia and Liuer Com
plants.
Green's 0xygenated Bitters,
Houghton's Pepsin,
Hollands German Bitters,
Motifs Phoenix
Wolf s Scheidam Schnapps,
Grafenbers's Bitters,
Hasletters
Plantan's
!Sundries.
Pettit's Eye Salve,
Thompson's Eye Water,
All of the above. and maj
can be bought Of me, just as
hands.
mari Sign ofMe Good S1n
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Lots for Sale.
IHE undersigned have for sale following lots which
L they offer at low rates, time. viz:
Giorer's addition 10 Ot,dsrd.
Lots l, and 3, block 1.
Lots 3, 4, :, 9, and I2, block 3.
Lots s, 40 s, and IL, block 4.
Lots l, 2,S, 4, and 6, block 5.
Lots l, 2, 3, and s. block 8.
Lots ], 4, 5, 8 and 9, block S.
Lots 2, I and 10, block9
Lots !, 9, 3, 4 and 5, block II.
Lots ], 2, s, 8, 6, and S, block 49,
Lots6 10, II and IS, block 10.
Lots 3, g. IL and 16. block Is.
Lots ], g. 3, 4, s. s. Z and 3, block ~.
Norris AddUion.
Lots and 6, block 5.
Ottond city.
Lots "a s. 6, and s, in the subdivision OF lot Z
Lots 2 and O
Lots !, 2, 3, 9 and 10, 10
TRUE WATERMAN
julie Once IN Bank Of Ott,i,oa
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CONFECTIONERY STORE,

sfe the Bank,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
THE subscriber having taken the late popular estab
lshment of J. b. Hamalle, is prepared manufac-
and supply, heretofore all kinds OF Conecton-
cry Wholesale and RETAIL warranted equal to the
eastern article.
He also keeps all kinds of TOYS table ornaments. &C.
ICE CREAM served at any hour during the summer.
his Also supplied by the quantity private
families, parties, &c.
All kinds of fancy Wedding Cake constantly on hand.
or manufactured to order. Tmay26l VIM. EBERT.
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Eeaal advertisements.
Whereas.


ordinance. authori1ing the Mayor Of the City Of
"A Ottawa 10 borrow the Of twelve thousand dol
lars, to be expended in erecting and furnishing
house. has beer passed by the City Council and approved
Ey the Of the City election held for that par
pose which be secured by bonds OF the Cry
five hundred dollars each payable after date,
with interest the of ten per cent, payable
ally.
Now therefore, I. GEORGE f. WALKER, Mayor OF said
Ottawa, to receive subscriptions said loan BY the
dnance /: : provided that there shall he annually
apart nv the he used for other purpose
OF the first money received into the treasury, sun
cient 90 pay saii interest
good opportunity !. here afforded 20 make safe in
v-stment where the interest will be promptly paid
ally Those who wish subscribe will please do i'm
r1edarely is desirable thst the building should be
erected during ths coming summer.
my23 e. L WALKER, Mayor,
OFFICE or TIE OrTAw, yERvILLIoS RrvERl
PLt.E .sD MhCADtnIZEp Road Co, avg. 81, l-J7. {
FlNHE Directors Of the Ottawa and termiilion River
Il Plank and Macadamized Road Co, give notice that
they expect complete miles OF said
LIST OF October and Covel Creek during month of
November.
The following rates Of toll will be charged until the Ist
Of April, ISIS, viz:
For two horse team, cents per mile, each way.
one
Ey Resolution OF the Board passed this day. Stock
holders and all who become such before the day of
October lss, will be entitled to free pass said
Road until April lst, ISIS.
The Books OF Subscription the Office Of the
eacipsyabe 20 per the LIST Of September, and
By der Of the Board. DAVID sTRAwN, Prsst
NJ Mk.a -4x
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w ap4 Y. W. CHEEv.1C:
Te00y
SPLENDID article for 76c, At
"A apz Q: ". cHEEvERS.
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1,iIlinlenI.

II Y. GRIGGS prepares ChIoyoform Lininent for
lie Rheumatism, Bruises, and Strains, that will effect
more cures than any other outward application Of
fered Sign of the Good Samaritan Nattnger's Block.
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Me0ieines.
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

TU>HE sciences Of Chemistry ana Meoi-
l. cine have been taxed their utmost
to produce this best, most perfect purga-
tive which 10 known to man. lnnumera.
bic proofs are shown that these PILLS
/have virtues which surpass in excellence
the ordinary medicines, and that they
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70 is Invented.

4H5HE very thing that farmers have long waned-a Sc
l. PARATING CORN SHELLER with one horse pow
which is superior to anything of the kind in for
its neatness, durability perfection of its work. and its
usefulness to farmers in general The whole machine
weighs lbs and is capable of Smelling and preparing
for market milling ~ bushels per hour, under
circumstances The power may be used for various
other purposes. For sale by NANLEY 4 DOW.
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Staddcn,S Willis.
THE above Mills. with four burrs and situated
l. on the Fox River Feeder, (four miles above Oawa
together with 1l6h of the water that flows said river
will be leased for term of upon the most favora
BILE terms The location and power unsurpassed in the
western and liberal offered 10
men of enterprise and capital which rarely ever
met with For further information, address the under
signed d. GREEN
Dayton, February Z, 1851.
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Real &state.
A Valuable Farm for Sale.

chase desirable Home.
EUVHE subscriber, residing Ave miles north of Ottawa
Il mile east OF the Plank Roa;, near Buck Creek
offers the premises which she resides, for sale
great bargain and reasonable Said farm con-
of 2JCS of good land all under good post and
board fence 25 under and the balance
good meadow land The improvements thereon consist
Of good frame house, 2sx4o good horse barn,
crib a0x50, unfailng wells at the house
and barn. Also several springs said farm,
together with other necessary oubuildngs There is ale
fine young orchard of grated fruit trees, some Of
which bearing. Also, about 800 rods of fine growing
hedge. VIII alec SELL if desired, timber lot on Indian
Creek.
For further information Apply to the subscriber on the
premises address box 16 Ottawa La Sale County,
Illinois. Isep19-3 msl ANN MILLER.
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VI htN
White Lead d Tine Paint
Pure White Lead in oil,
do do dry.
French Zinc Paint, IN oil.
do do dry.
American do
Silver White,
Flake White,
Chremnitz White,
China White.
Paint Dir, &c.
Linsesd,
Boiled,
Nut,
Turpentine.
Hdrnishss.
Coach, Elastic,
do Picture,
do No. /,
Furniture, No. !,
do No. 3,
Demar,
Asphaltuu,
Japan.
White Copal,
MAstic,
Leather.
! Green Paint. ground.
Paris Green, Extra,
Emerald Green,
Chrome Green, No. j,
Imperial,
Permanent.
Gresn PANT, dry.
Paris Green, Extra,
do No. /,
Chrome Green, No. !, D,
Berlin,
Marine,
Emerald.
YeIIo,1 Paiat. Ground.
Chrome yellow,
yellow Ochre, Fine English
do American.
Stone Ochre,
Roman Ochre.
Naples Yellow.
Cadmium Yellow.
Yellon Paint, Dry.
Chrome Yellow, No. ],
do No. 2,
Stone Ochre.
French yellow,
Yellow Ochre,
Dutch Pink.
Red Paint, Dry.
English VeTmHien,
Trieste do
Chruses do
American do Nc. -, Ex
do do No. ],
do do No. 2,
ludian Red,
Red Lead, English,
Red Lead, American,
Venetian Red, English,
Orange Mineral,
Rose Pink, English,
Drop Lake,
Chz.erDuc Lake
French Lakes,
Carmine do
Munich do
Nader do
Scarlet do
Purple do
Crimson do
Blue Paint, &c.
Chinese Blue,
Paris do
Prussian do No. ],
do do No. 2,
Atwerp do
Cltramarine, No. ],
do No. 2.
Blue Paint, ground.
Paris blue,
Prussian Blue.
Permanent do
Cobalt do
Broom Paint, dry.
Purple Brown,
Burnt TIMBER,
Raw do
Burn; Sienna,
Raw do
Spanish Brown.
VAndyse do
Cass-l earth do
Bro,en Paint, in OIL.
Burnt TIMBER,
Raw do
Burnt Sienna,
Raw do
Black Paint, dry.
Drop Black,
Ellis Refined,
Martins do No. !,
Paper H1nging.-Plain
fre-board Prints, Oil and I
Trimmings, &c.
LL.IxS Ali ,ilea from = n,
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Spring and Summer Goods.

OOf1N FERHAMUSs
M E X Q H A T II A IL OR,
At his old stand, scsx side Of TIE Square opposite s
Court Honse.
GENTS FURNISHING HOUSE.
TUST received and opened, fresh stock Of new and
81 desirable Goods, comprising English and French
Broad Cloths, Cassmeres, and vestings, which will be
made up latest style OF New York fashions
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Shirts, Wrappers Drawers, Hosiery, Cravats' Linen
and Silk Handkerchief and all other articles generay
found in o Furnishing House.
Garments OF every description cut for customers wsn
ing to get them made elsewhere, and warranted 70 NJ
prope riy II de up .,, "a
The IStes. ew York Fashions received monthly. N.Y.
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Attention. Farmers /:

MI II. PRESCOTT & co have ha nd the larg.
NJ est and best stock of CUSTOM MADE KIP BOOTS
both French and American, offered in the market.
GIVE them CALL at their old stand Main Street,
the corner Of La Sale.
All kinds Of Boots and Shoes made to order at the
shortest notice, and in the best sens
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FOR SALE.

fuNE south "a of the s f. IA Of Sec. town range
Il f. 1t lies about six miles southeast Of Ottawa is
fine rolling prairie, and has on it living water.
+. Il. FAY.
Enquire OF - Avery, ottawa III. my2
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Fine Cellar 10 Rent.

FOR SAFE,
ar exchange for Team, House and Lot, in the
~ part OF the city, good and easy terms. Al
10 teams for sale 1aug2yl n PERLEY
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For Sale, by w. w. Low.
LARGE assortment Of SEASONED LUMBER of all

For Sale, by w. w. Low.
A LARGE assortment Of SEASONED LUMBER. of all
"A kinds,
Shicago Lime. per Dbl.
L"ckport Lihe, l4O
------....--.---. Ito
Nails, -------,-- 4o0 per keg.
White Fish.
All kinds of Grain taken in exchange for the above
cles at market prices. Those wishing Lumber will find
II for their interest to call and examine stock before
purchasing elsewhere. Iiun2Ol WV Low.
Wanted.
HE subscriber wishes to borrow $4,000 for term
of three five years. for which he will give real
estate security value of twice the amount and will pay
10 cent interest and bonus OF $500. Any person
wishing to loan money the above time will find it for
their interest to call and [aug1] WIN. w. Low.
For Sale.
1.-TWO very superior Octave Rosewood Piano Rortes
Il for sale by L. Umauf, Ottawa Seminary. Price &325
and $500. The for 500 is of uncommon size, and
unexcel!ed in quality
DixEssioss.-Length, feet inches.
Width, -
3 - my28
$500 Boots ana Shoes.
CHOICE and general assortment of Ladder, Misses,
IA Children's, and Gentlemens, At
my16 g. w. CuEEyERs
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paints. Oils, Drugs, ST.
SETH @. EARL q SONS
Paint Establishment.
Is, Il VARNISHBs.

UtusS, OtlSH, O00TS, Otttuo, luPeT HdHI-
Jugs, Painters' Brushes. Pencils, de-,
In all qualities and varieties. To all the articles
they oner would occupy much space but the following
list viii give an idea Of the Of their stock.
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Prepared by DIR. j. c. AVER
Practical and AnGIytic0I CieIaSst, L0loe0, Haas,
AND SOLD BY
A C. PUTNAM OttI1d,
D. WALKER 4 CO., 4"
G. H. HUNTER.
J. r. ADAMS Earl .Stdtion,
{. II. JOHNSON, Aendotn.
And all dealers In medicine everywhere. augl
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
Advance - Ootton.


NEW YORK, March 6 She steamer AHantie has ar
rived Cotton has advanced I-I6d. Sales sor three days
oo'ooo bales. Spectators sad exporters took q. COO
Aisdiing Orleans, 7x97 1876 MiddlIng Uplands, IN
Sales on Tuesday, 10000 bales; market closed steady.
Flour dull. Provisions generally unchanged. Money
market unchanged. COnsOls eeolined S-sss@ssS.
Letters dated wednesday quote cotton market unchang
ed Sales on Wednesday, 1000 bales. Sugar market
steady.
me French Legislature was opened ly the Emperor
De made a lengthy sPSeeh. He says, The French and
British governments are animated alike, ard they act al
ways in favor Of humanity as civilization verges, a bet-
ter development Of resources enIues. thu national war
aud marine expenses have been reduced.
The differences between the Americans and Chiuese re-
main unsettled. helatter made their treaty obligations.
An enlargement ef the American sqsadrOn is demanded.
II is rumored that the Emperor Of China refuses to ne
sotiste with the British.
Private fleets are cruising among British merchantmen.
Troops have been ordered fiom India.
The foreign Buildings at Canton have been burnt.
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LAFER FROM EUROPE
lRRIvAL OF THE STEAMER PERSIA,
Decline In Cotton.

NEW YORK, March s, P. M.-The steamer Persia has
arrived. Only a moderate business doing in Cotton. Cot
ton declined \. Sales for the week, 5000 bales. Md
ding UPlands, : Il-I6, Flour market dun, slightly
easier. Cons5ls UNCHANGED.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The steamer PersiG has arrived. C,tton market de-
eiled X. Sales for the week, IS Oo9bAIes. NlddIinE Or
leans, 7Il-ls. Corn advanced during the week sdGIs.
Money easy at previous rE,es. C0nsOls unchanged.
Manchester trads rather quiet.
George Holt & CO. quote middling Orleans * I; mid
ding uplsnds ~. shippers threaten short time.
Herman, Cox * Co. quote fair Orleans 81. Holders
Offer more willingly. Spectators have taken II, 900 bales;
exporters 5000.
It Is rumored that government has received dispatches
announcing The destruction Of CAnten BY the British
dseL Also an explosion at Landhm BY which $50 pensops
were killed.
Tie Persian dinczIies have been resumed. The Per-
sian Ambassador has broken on negotiations with the
B itsh Minister.
Wrishts j. s. Co. qust, Nidding Orleans * Md
ding Noble : Ills. Prices IN favor 9, selieu. Imports
since departure sf last steamer, 1900 bales. Stock on
hand $50 600 bales. Market clo. ID heavy. unsettled.
Upland enersd al ~. Sugar unchanged.
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AGENT FoA Nicaragua N MEMPHIs-Ouu
felsw citizen, M. o. B. PARKER, warm friend Of the
EieIragua cause, has been appointed by Gel. KEwEs,
0ounissionsr for he Republic Of Nicaragua. for the city
Memphis and county OF Shelby. The following notes car
y thsir explanation upon their face:
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QOrt of Hlrmpg1s.
Arrivals and Departures.

FRIDAY, March 6
White Bluff, Arkansas River to Memphis.
Iaughliu, White River 70 Memphis.
Jesse k Bel, New Orleans 10 Cincinnati.
s.. Charles st Louis 10 New Orleans
A. L ShotWell Louisville 10 New Orleans.
Belfast, Memphis . New Orleans.
Ale,nis, Nashyu e 20 Memphis.
Qursn Of the West. New Orleans to Cincinnati.
Sultan, New Orleans 10 St. Louis.
Scotland, New Orleans 10 Cincinnati.
Daniel Boone. Memphis 70 Nashville.
Kate Frsbee, Memphis 10 Napoleon.
White BluG, Memphis - Cincinnati.
Peter Tellon, St Louis to New Orleans.
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PreessdinEs Of .he U. S. Aena,,.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-In The Senate, the following
resolutions were offered and laid over: That the seAa.,
4 Journ TO Monday; that the clerk Of last session be cen
tnuse through the adjourned session. Among spprspria-
items the a1airs Of the late Texas navy, receive Ave years
Psy-navy sfsirs dropped and not restored one years pay
81 900. 600 for Eve sleeps Ct war.
A protest from the Democrats OF the Pennsylvania Leg
islatare against Cameron taxing his seat was presented.
This case, and that 81 tie Indiana Senator's, viii be con-
sidCred next week.
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Dry Goods at Wholesale.
lust received, direct from New York, on consignment,
u o. upwards Of $500 o worth Of seasonable Staplt
Dry Goods. The goods being on consignment, I can AZ
ford and viii sell better bargains than ever was offered II
this city. Merchants and planters, who wish to buy By
the piece viii ind 70 their interest to examine ny stock
before purchasing elsewhere. B. LOCKE,
rows AuctiOneer and Real Estate Broker.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
THE RESIDENCE recently occupied BY James 7. PEI
i tit, on the New state Line r0ai, with fourteen acres
OF land, OF more, II desired.
ALSO. new Frame Dwelling, with six oomforiac.e
rooms, good garden aRd Out-hOuses, on Central AveRGe
opposite the residence OF Gen. I. 6. Harris. Apply II
J. N. SHAW i CO., or JAS. A. CARNES.
feb22-dIW
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c~TScISSATL March 6.-Flour nominaI-no sales
Whisky unsettled. Provisions buoyant. Mess Pork held
al s2i. wheat unsettled. Corn buoyant mixed west.
sn F2&TSAe; advanced Southern yellow 72G74. Pro.
visions firm. Ness Pork advanced-25c. 2 barrel sale
$40 =.
NV YORK, March s-cottSR market firm; sales
2 600 ka'es
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q We had the pleasure OF a visit yester-
day fTsn Nj. -UNBERwooD, editor and proprietor OF the
HslsHa SAssld. This paper vas started seventeen years
age, By NJ. e, and has bsen under his eontrd nssry al
the time siRce. The Shield has = large circulation and
ensrS good Inducements to advertisers 70 make known 70
the citizens Of Arkansas their Whereabouts and business.
We refer TO Mr.. US card in smother column. AlthouSh
opposed ts THE politics Of the Shield, We can testify 10 the
able manner in which It Is conducted; for news and lite
rsry matter it has no superior in the state.
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coMsoS Law CovaT OF MrnrHIs.-Clu.s,

COMMON Law CoUaT OF EEMPBIs.-Clusss
80 fo- trial on
SATURDAY, March :, 1887.
= Hathews Va Elfsr 81 Lgfand IS Beatty. ., Lind
arT vs. NcEzez. Harris 6c.; s.. lindsey vs. Mcneil;
a.. Crenshaw &c VI Williams; 22ls Riddle, COemOn h
c.. Us Curtis E EnEpps 225, Rocco vs. s. e. 1T H
LArkin +" "a, 5hermon, &c, vs. Memphis Insurance
GO as, Porter, use ~ vs. Jones 226, Bank Of Aem-
phis vs. BuIitt, Miller e. SIS; ~, johnson vs. Colemon
asi. Wilkinson & Co " ROBIN on B. Co.; 252, Potter =
S.B ~. P Tweed " %. Fishsrty DC. rs 5. B 81
?. Tweed " GAG. Conway, SuTpsrt &c, vs. Ferguson 5
Gss, sohu vs. ssh4rrsns; 25T, Taylor & Shrpherd vs. Un-
aerwooS Ct ais I; gs7z =, TAYLOR * Shepherd vs. Underwood
e ais ssS. Hslemon vs. Mason 25s, Oates vs. Noel k;
80. Draper vs. Ha-ley, 24i, Draper vsJames; 2i2, Ora
r4r VI Keeling; ga. Planter Bank " BurEett; 2ss, Per
flns, B-ooks& c.. vs. Duke; 245. Thompson rs Robb
S1s, woodward rs Pool & Wa'ssn 247. Morrison vs. King;
SIS. Memphis and Ohio Railroad Co, vs. HuEt.
Canes when called viii be either tried or odt8inued.
kARCU J. WRIGHT, Clerk.
By c. ". TOMBSTONE, Deputy Clerk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-03-07
In Chancery at Memphis.

O-AT OF TENNESSEE.-At Rules held IN the C1erk'u
- once, Chancery Side OF the Common Law and Chan
Gerry Court Of the City Of Memphis, Monday, February
-, 1857.
Wilian GarVin, John Bell, Samuel Getty and Samuel
G1rvin, arm OF Garvin, Bell & Co, Compartments,
A. I. Hill, The Etna Insurance Company, OF Hartford,
Conn.,, and J. Z. Chadwick, Defendants.
1t appearing from sf1davit fled in this cause that the
Defendant, 1.-The 1Etna Insurance Company, OF Hartford
Connecticut " il 3 nonresident OF the Stats Of Tenn essee.
II Is ordered that said Company do enter its appearance
herein before OF within the nrst three Gays Of the next
term Of said Court, 10 be held on the fourth hoaday in
NAY next, OS57) and plead. answer. OF demur to Com
plainants' bin, or the same will he taken for confessed,
and set fOs hearing or pdrte, and that a copy Of his
order be published once a week for four successive weeks
in the Memphis Appeal.
A cOpy--AItest:
JOHN G. LANIER Clerk and Master.
HAYES & IaInlEe, Sol .oE Compile. febl2-laMlw