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EEoN EniguA Cas- Feed sture one WuIrE-
II COW and hEn CALP-the Car abouf
nTee mclfhr -. Any person d~elsserinr mrffm
sfue WI he paid fr their trurhle. or any -
crmEum VII Be naukfuiy received.
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This c~cletrateI Artist has perualeuly located 10 che Of
ne rooms o1uneoed with our Gallery. win uhou We
have made arraursmentst o. oalur In ga Rsmingtan's Cab
met sire canvas PhcluTrarha.
Uese pictures, cuni1iniug a. theT a., The stn O. ne
tEa Artists. are amous The nos perfect specimens Il the
No. 1 CIark's Marble BLOCK.
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RenaHs
GentIemen,S Pea

A sSORIED sizes. % ne best make Of Blacksmith
II Bellows, a. factory prices.
mar23 A. RI & co.
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Most Beautiful,
Edinburg and GIendarV CaBs

IRON ne manuncturers IN Paris. . few 81 uas
IT French Hat. so much asuirrL
msrcn FRANCISCO a. CO.
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$500 RONVS

DRS. HOPsON 4 MARTIN.
OFuCE-suth side Court slua-e, in rursys New
" Htcr- m1e-dtm
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TY0 aCEsh of sh1r time BUYER. . har-aIr "a oq.-sd IN
II ne ale Qfhaif ny ID. on feet fr0uf - rs deeol
siiuatef uarth SIDE q Madison street. uer aud nfiair-
iug ne resifence q Juize Nuus-
an eefcrmfne1 ~ sfAi and psrsuns waniInr surh mo
pcrU guud A. web o. can and SCENE.
marz7-8r p p-Rorprrr
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INKSTANDS FOR ALL.

on DOZEN latest style Of EdingbmE Cnps-asssrtsd
~ miors-lrrecf tmpnrtsion from GlazIw
mar1Efw MTLER- HAHRTcnN A 90
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D0lsbMYy PrOperfy
AT AUCTION.

NJ AOLAAON-
WE vln ell On MONDAY, April en-, 81 no 0'ciock, on
w ne premisess that valuable property hrmerly O-
cupirt By John DauburT. Esq.s a. a Blacksmith Shup md
Hagon Yard on Madieaa street, heturen Main and Sec
uaa etr~-t-, uug 100 feet from CtarEsa-Ata .ns-rE.
This property, nov NE most central and taluahie II
any In the city. Il for sale. frouting on Madison street "a
feet ard , lnohes running back on ne alley "a feet and
, inches, makiuE ne iot7f feet and inches sluare-the
same DIVIDED into fhrce los o. = s-lQ each
Rms-Oue-f cash, or notes eHsact1rily IN
dorsed, psyahie lst q July without Interest the balancs
in one and tFo years With interest aided. Sale positive
without regard 70 price. A s LEVY,
mar2t-td Aurfiouser.
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stearns 4 MarEln,s Saf Tramnhant


me folouluE letter from ne Eiitors 81 ne Esgls and
Enquirer shous how satisfaaoriir fheir hah payers
and monsy we're avsd from desfrusi-n in the great are
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HNNawns 1euirhf o. Fehrairy "a is55 80
~ nerro ura named BILL. knoNn a. bl Ere-eE
~ al - ahcut fhuty-oue yesrs olds biads has
- n - 80 employed az ne Worsham House,
Commercial HafsI and cher paces IN Aemphls a. ar
fersnt times fr souc years FaL al eeheFed p
r-rri-a a-rerhs-e In the naighhorhoad al present. I
viii rfve ne ABOVE reward far hs appzebension and d.
nrrrv h n. Auersnn. or 10 lodged IN jail o z cA
- ". FITZGERALD,
a1rl7-la senaa,lA Ia
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store Rooms 8 CsIIar. No. ss MaIr-st.

win all mdShelving, Gas Fixtures, &C.. admirabf
aeapted for q hearyhusiness e any descripuoa. I wi
either rent The lower d1ur and cellar scparaisiy or VIII
TIE third and fourth noors AL am nov remorinr int
le second hocr Eutrance nom Main street
ESQ. W HANNA
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p hoUsE o. AEFREsEErkrITEs-Ths
follow ing States have ystto elsct members q
the House ~ Rspresenaares Connection.
and Rhode Island elect early in April; in Viz
gina on the fourth Thursday Of Nay; On tbe
first MONDAY q August IN Alabama, Kentucky
and Teas on The first Thursday q Auvus.
in Tennessee On the second Thursdavof Az
gust 10 Noah Carolina On The first Monday Of
OetobsT ~ George and Mississippi on The
second Tuesday Of October in Minnesota on
the frs Nondsy (7th1 Of October in Loaisl-
ana; and o. he hnst Wednesday Of Noyem-
Der C2dl IN MaFland Nearly al Of thess
States were represented in DE last House BY
Denpda.s.
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GLASS NKsTANDs
IRON nEETANDs.
WOODEN uNEsrAEDs
PORCELAIN INEsTANDs.
y RUBBER TNEsTANns,
o ENESTAEDs
ORR 1NKSTANns.
METALLIC INKsTANus,
lSOCEs ROUND HINGE INKSrANDS.
WHlTNET'S PATEST I~NEsTANDs.
lsILLIMAN' UNIVERSAL NKsTANDs.
DIAPERS 7 I~NEsTANUs.
COUNTING HOUSE INESTANnS.
SCHOOL INEsrANDS.
PORMP NKsIANns.
L GLAsS INKsIANDS.
SCREW I~NKsTASDs,
COCA CKE ~NKsTANDS.
LEATHER POCKET I~SESTANDS.
RUBBER FOCEET I~NKsTANDs.
OUDOI I~NKSrANDs-
Ageneral as-ortment Of Inksiands can Be- found AZ
mar23 Geo, PaffisOu A Co.'S.
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I9SM0RAMIC sTERE0SCOPE.

NO1lANAAANAAN LH
A 10 he --latest i~uveuiirus IN 0rtic. fkera j. no.
u TING more instructive and Emuzinr fhan ~
siereocupe. ne Stercocspe VIEW are lmrrEaioni
from Nfure, represeuting TIE flcsf Suenerics- ClurI
and Nounsnis IN Europe and this country, Whida FicF-
I'd hrqeh thisinstrumeui, show Hose obiecia IN bod re-
lief, acpziiy o. they ares and Au are ne best MODELS
for Ardt- give The best Idea 81 freign C1unuies and
AT animake TIE finest paror ornaments
Citirets and Strangers visiting fhf cts. Shouts r1tfai
% AL s c TELLER. OpuGan, 3fI Main street. oppo-
site PruT1e a steuarfs Bod. ard examine these mag
nidcent Vrws.
Jnt recrlseG, ne lsrrest and dnest ooiiectiun q
VIEWS q Eulqe and q ne Uniled States.
900 diferrntFiews 81 ne Cir - Paris.
800 dlfsrentTicEs Of Suit1friaud AustIla, Germany,
I'D Itii.
100 dirsrsnf news o. ne RHINE.
90 dinerent Views o. italy, cuustantlu0pls, Greece,
ECpt. Noia- Pslestins snd the Hciy Land.
20 difreniYeW8 o. Lonicn
so Seeusrys q Eusiand. ireland. SCOTLAND. Statues
Family Gre1pes, etc
30 beaulfully fluminated~ interior aud exierior Views
q PARTS aft Lond1n. A1sa
so lxssFieEI nf Euro7e and fhis Country, rlain H1d
oulerd % Nature.
Niasara Hi-Einier and sumuer Vievr.
Catzkiu Huntairs.
WashinEto and ricinifv.
And q Freai many ether artides 10 numer5cs tamen-
non- Cone luick aad secure dseioe VieNs-
c. MuLLEhs al Main street,
narla1tSaiy Opp- Pravins a sicvarfs boa
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Ths Leuisvile frEri5r EayBl
TaforiE us tie highest ssfiaaction 20 an
nonnes that st the municipal election IN Lsxisg-
On Saturday, the entire DemoeTatic tckr
was elected, togcther with q majority Of ths
beard Of couacilmenr
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I5fPr0TW B8T5-P0N


A kEperienced EdtnG a suCessful Autnu and A
n m~1ruuEhiy ctucated Literary Nan, weary win tNen-
we've years Of ne drndeery of Daily Journalism. has
dctermiued % hire out Or sell Dts brains a. retail. q
those vho may require their services, in any observable
wav-
Merchants Business Men. Invsntsrs. and dealers o.
every Kind viii Be- surrlei, of-tand. win ADVERTISE
mclts. laocucal or afherwfsrl Notice.. Carts. Circulars.
1E any species u article desired.
Pohueians vii BE- supplied win Speeches, HeporA
Raslutions, Letters, rasse. Pamrhiets, Bacterial Arti-
des cunmcn1csnma. and every cn- scrl o. Bran
Wurk which hey nav ind Do luc1uvcrirut or trouble
some % d. fsr hemsrlrra-
LADIES and Heutemgu n every rlrk n 1ocirfy or &C.
ur1tiu IN life, can have Letters written en- suv sufsed
whether business ur sentiments.
ne advertiser VII also ccusuct ~ uslsafe rorrespon-
iraoe Or every und. esfher Eushsh, Frs1eh. spanish.
1frmu Cr rnlian-
FeIy Acrusue, Lines or Albums, Votes, BIetd1ur.
AonV1es ari Composition ~ ne most deioafe and cauf-
lenli c1arlcter tucilcr1t1 every pssitle -Crcrmstarce
o. event 10 life, win De- furnished IN lnridianlr rruH-
ience, y writing b ne undersignrd, and erul.iuinr
heir gishes-
orcaby mail, saoempanlcd Win cash. vim D. strictly
Aditess 2. THOMPSON, Literary Hlreau,
sIST R1z2& Pal1terzaP o. p.
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Oar Picture GaIlery---PrOfessOI
RemfnEton. Artist.

J. one O. ne NEST extensive in ne Union Superior
Pictures aken In an the vsri1us styles novn 10 ne
Phctcgruphic art ne S~FHEEEOTTPE and Reminrfcu's
~10-ONOGRAFHs srs worthy o. sreial n1toe-
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W~ssHrncroE. March m.-Ohcial informa
ton viii 60 out in to-mauow's Pacific mail, q
the ratification Of the ten treaties with tn
Indians in Oregon and Washington. As TIM
took place during the late extraordinary sea
sion Of the Senate after Congress adjourned
no appropriation could be made 10 carry then
into immediate effect
Il was mainly owing to the cxplanatons o
Gen. Lane that these treaties were ratified
that gentleman having convinced his brothel
Senator'S that thcy would tend 70 a p~ermancn'
peace. He had the effective support Of Sena'
tor Gwin and Ex-Governor Stevens in bis per.
severing efforts. By these treaties, the title e
50,000,0o0 acres Of land viii be eNtinguisheda a
a cost to this Government Of three and a han
cents per acre.
On that occasion a resolution was passed al
most unanimously, providing that hereafter
when il is proposed to buy Indian lands hs
Senate shall first be consulted before entering
into treaty stipulations.
should L be found inpracticable 10 make ar
fragments BY which the mail service can be
performed hv means Of certificates, and should
il be decided between now and the Goth Inst
70 cali an extra session Of Congress- tele-
graphic dispatch on that day to New Orleans
could BE- forwarded by way Of Tuhuantepcc
in the -teamor Of the 18th inst, from that port
10 intercept at Acapulco, the mail which VII
leave New York for the Pacific tomorrow.
Senior Mata. the Minister from the Juarez gov
ernment, left Washington to-day, on bis return
10 Vera Cruz
ne Union Of to-day contains another ar
Cument, two columns IN length, from Glhett,
10 show that the revenues Of the Post Once
Department can be applied TO the serves With
out special appropriation by law.
General Lane viii return 70 Oregon BY The
steamer Of the 5th. The trial Of Mr.. Sickles
mill commence On Monday week.
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WAGON MAKING.
T1HE UNDERMINED has Hud keeps uu-N
II .fauuy on hand. a. gud supply uf mar ~
kef and two and four horse Wa-sns. Carts, -
Draws and wheel Hfrruws. an % the best
maf-rl1l. and made iu a w1rEuruuEe mauler- hlHE-
smifhiur auf Horse Shoeiu- with nenurss anil despatch
An w1rk uarenuel afmy Old stand urner of Elrr and
neS0to streets. Thankful fer past fIvurs- he clciis a
ouunusu-e 81 the same
marfe-1ms WILLIAM DAVIDSON
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BLACKsMRTHING

Roe McringS, Noe AeFinES'
TgSr received per steamer Ing1mar-D bbs- Roe Her
j rurs- Fu sale cheap.
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Dwellings and Building
ms
A HEAVY Trad
NfrHNPH.

On LARGE rOUNG HORSES ara nARES
~ Jirsoslved and VIII 81 oG THURSDAY, 80
De 2th a. 10 o'con4 ~
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THE POETS nR THE IaTH CFYTTRI

TIE POETS OF THE 10TH CENTURY
THE Poets ofthe 1911 Century Eriected and edited b,
4 ne Rev. R1heri Arts Wellmoff incmhcnf % Bsar
wund.
Rehziun IN America. By Dr.. Baird.
La Plata. TIE Argentine Confedsraf.oa and ParaEuay
DUiEhtis Thcoi1ey explained and defined IN a srrie
Of Sermons. On . vols.
ADiclnuary Of the Holy Bible. nv he Rev. Iahr
Brown. late Minister az TIE Go-rel al Haffin-fan- an
Professor OF Divinity under he Associate SYNOD.
Institutes - IRE Christian Reliriun. BY John Csirin.
A Compleie Conoordance q ne Hoiy Scriptures, bv A
Cruden. n. A
Srrmuns CT The Rev. Jaues Lamin.
Rills frem The Fountain df Life. or sarmnnst tot hfIfren
~ ne Rev. Richard Newton. .. D
ne Holy Var Male b. King shadsi mon ntahrins. h
John Bunrzn-
Just o. hand md Tor saIe. b.
W. n. A A. co.
MARIA Under ohf reFls-.F Uau
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U1uE spartuership herctafore eusfing betEcen ne
Il unferlened. IS this day disssiredH serecmenL and
an Of he dell owing On fmo fru ere usiTne4 O. A. c.
Knapp. Uln has the sole aathnrifT % cnlietf Icm and
scule he liabilities OF ad frm-
s n CURTIS.
Memphis, March ~. 1859 A. q. KNAPP
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was made az Dole, Ffance
Two persous bad q ed az the hospital Of thar
town. auageH ~ behursd afthe same nmt.
me deceased were 2 young girl and soldier
q he EaIrsoI B1h cofins beinr plaee3
alongside OF each oheT, thsr uars 81 con
founded nat aLe FousE giH was accompanied
70 Der go houe hy a platoon If ~draeoons.
WIN Ninety honous While De Voung soldier.
covered VIA 2 white pan q f8wefs. pious
emblems Il perty ard Innocence. was borne
on fom temEla shoHlters, and followed ~ 4
proeesHiaap 81 Esn1E girls necaing prarers
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A GRAY MARE broke hose on sundEy lastN
n rem ne Church corner ofLiufsn and Her-t7sa
uanio streets ne orusr may recover HE pro- QUs
perry By calling a. T. Aacon's, Vance street. between
Hernando and DeScio, praTing be claim and paying
un.rr.r - mnrllIna
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SILVER WARE
SILVER PLATED GOODS


A ssut variety o. claf- = TSsses md An.rBsn Nan
ufartme.
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SENAToR BEowE'~ SPEEcH.-The speech Of
Senator Brown before The Democracy at Tam
many Hall, like an the Efforts Of this able
statesman, is bold, manly and straightforward.
We are glad that Senator B. told the Demo
Gratis there assembled some brave truths. He
distinctly svowed that he was in faver Of the
acquisition Of Cuba, because il gave the South
chance for expansion, or the extension Of
" slavery" and he might have said that this
extension Of I" slavery" Is Just what Mr.. Post
+" eXtention Of the area Of frecdom.n Both
mean the same thing, and ara the sane thing.
It is unfortunate that Democrats fall into the
habit Of using the false terms Of their oppo-
nents. Freedom burns as bright, yea brighter,
AZ the South than At the North, despite an the
slang and abuse Of Abolitionists- Senator
Browns speech win cal forth thought and dis
c~ussion, and he fact that the Abolition press
do not give il 70 their readers shows that they
are afraid Of the truth-Frr York Davhcok.
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JEWELRY & NOTIONS


AT AUCTION,
EVERY EV EN-
Tuesday, Thursday 4 saturday M0rn'gs
COMMENCING on TUESDAY ErsniuE. ~ win seu a.
our Auction Rooms, a very arse md sieeant stuct O.
Jewelry and Notions,
ounsisiuE in Part Of
Gold and Silver Watchess
Gold Drop Garnet Sets and Bracelets
Gold Drop Coral &"
sold Drop Ruhy
Cameo Sets ami Bracelets
Mosaic Sets and Bracelets
Goldstone Sets and Braceicfs.
lance, Mosaic, Goldstone Pine and Drop-5 Rftbon Slides
hckets; Lockct Pins Revolvlng Pins; Vest Hgcks; Gcii
SAILS Backet Seals; Scarf Pines shawl Pins Gold, Mosaic
al Arn0x Sleeve Buttons aud Studs; Gold ccdk vest
al Chstlen Chains; Silver Plated Tea. Table and Dessert
SPINS and Forks; Port Monnsicsi Money Bass Cutlery
Clnhs; Brushes, etc
an thf ahove GODS are e Be sd without reserve, 10
hu 20 suit purchasers- Ladies and gentlemen are iuvi-
I'd e -au snd examine hem. sale ouufinued Until an
sold. n. SON,
war21-iw Aucfinucfrs.
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DEATH OF TIE OLDEST MAS NJ PESSsYI-
yASIA-Died, in FairTisw township, Bu;ler
county, on the 9th ut, Timothy Sweeny, aged
one hundred and twenty-five years. Mr.. STes-
NJ was born N The year 1877, IN Carhasn, par
ish Of Ardfert, eoantykeuydirsiand, and emil
grated TO this country in The wear 1897, being
thea enc hundred ysars old. He was never
known 10 have an hours sickness, even up 70
the very day Of his death, but was always re-
nsrkably stout and healthy, having the full
use Of an his faculties TO the last, with a deli
cacy Of hearing and a ~quiekness Of perception
that was really miraculous In one who had
iourneyed 50 far bcyoad the allotted bounds Ct
spent, as usual at the genial kreside of his
daughter.
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SHooruse Array AZ NV ALHASE.-A
freed writing us from New Albany, Miss.
under GATE Of March 21st says. On Saturday
LAST q - o'eloek, a difficulty occurred between
H. S M1nm aad ". Z Weslhrook IN the streets
in or htae village, and they each used a re-
PesteE, shooting about four times each. West
brock Vas very slightly shot in the foot, and
perhaPs dangerously and mortsly in the right
s~ioestbehah entering about the lower nh and
ranging doEausrds be uas, however. able.
after beng shot 70 rids IN a buggy home, six
miles, but is considered byshe Nysicisusto Be
in arD critical and dangerous situation.
Miun s~urrsndersd 70 tie proper officer, and
viii pshaPs have q tdai today, Monday.
before : ~commirdng court, and IN ne crcuit ia
Pontotoc fn AnHl
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q We had an interview with Mr.. Isaac
Reynolds, Of Trumbun county, last evening,
who had Just returned from Glsnwood, Mills
county, Iowa, where he owns so1s land. He
gave Us an item Of interest. On last Monday
Afternoon, a. the Rev. William Watson, the
pastor If the Methodist church in Glenwood,
was preaching a funeral sermon, be was arrest
ed BY officers from IN adjoining county for
passing counterfeit money. The people in at
tendance at the funeral were 90 ineensed at the
officers that they thrust them from the house,
and they concluded 10 retire until the ~obsequies
were concluded. The clergyman did not ac-
company the procession 10 the grave, and the
officers arrested him
They previously searched his hose, in the
cellar Of which they found inks, presses, pa
pers, rolling machines, and the entire appa-
Tatus for the manufacture Of counterfeit bank
bills. They also found about $1,000 in eoun-
tsrfeit bills, 800 of which were tens on the
Forest City Bank Of this city, and about $500
in fve's on the State Bank Of Ohio The cler-
gyman made a clean breast Of the matter. He
became connected with some counterfeiters
about two years ago, and, as be had been in
early life an engraver, he had been a vey use
- - Esarking me4bet Of the gang. He
had preached IN GlcnWood about tnree years.
He Is about forty years old, q man Of family,
and has been very generally esteemed and re-
spected By his congregation and neighbors-
He said Be Joined the countsrfeiters to get
money to do good with
This explanation was not very satisfactory
to bis parishionerss however, and they discard
ed him at once. He must have been a nice
minister. An examination Of his study
showed that he was a regular subscriber to ths
Lif IN Boston, HsAas Msoslany, and other
fash papers, and the shelves Of his book case
were adorned with the yellow covered lives Of
numerous celebrated h~ighwavmen. forEers, etc.
He was taken before a justice Of the peace,
and in default Of heavy bail was committed to
the county jail to await trial before the court
Of common pleas. The incident created a great
sensation in The little town.-CsuelGnd Ploin-
dealer, March II.
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TIE ARFEAL-s regularly discontinued Al
the end Of the tine paid for, unless renewed in
advance
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O0 DOZEN extra Cue Frcnch Pearl Hats-ths anes'
~ aricie ever imported.
MILLER, HARRISON a q
~rn~11-FW n~m raH~H 90
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A WEaTHEH PEEpfrrIoE-De WHmiara
ton q. c. Jourualststss that sman Who ursz
fessesio Be weaAa Wis, gives itasbis
ion that there VII 3 10 rain during the whole.
Of TIE Hona q NsE IA says he sane ting.
oeeurEei dssg AsEs@Ls5g and asah IA
1899.
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ExrEHDNo-Ensinssrs are engaged tsar
vsying ths nia division Of the LttIs Rel
Railrosc, Haice hes between White river ana
Little Rel The wax Ct laying o. tbs i'm,
and levels willie completed il q few uesE
Wheuthe grading WI BE- eonHaets5 Tor
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seas and Presses Or Lodge Courts sud Banks. Pa
and Ornamental wedding add Visiting Cara, IN hehe
style n ne art stincei plat-s o. snY sire
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JeweIry and Notions
Quick SALES and small rOfI.

NOW D. the time 70 set bargains ne subscriber re-
~ specially informs The ciureas u Memphis and vi
oGfF that hey are determined - sell their sfnct under
"a shove headinE. and those who are In want q = gui
Etcie q FURNITURE or CHAIRS oonprised Ia cur
stqk, Which - very scar ccupiete vii please call az
Nc isa. Main street east side. one dour sun o. Adams
GEnRGE HENsHAW-
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-03-24
BOOTS AND SHOES!

I NJ iusf received direcf non ne Essfa-%.
Il lFEe lot % G~rutiemen's, Ladiesf and Chud-AHI
reuibants and Shoes, emhrscina every dualiiy.N ~
o Wlch I invite ne attention % ne suTruunL -
ms sunfTy. I am drtermined 90 sen and solicit a can
fruman desiring Boots and Shes Bet q Eurkmeu
aN egaEed and ! plcdEe myself o. EFe entire alisfac-
ucn-f WILLIAM
Bet Pianters' BauE and Commsrcal H5fcI,
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