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II, 1899.
GInaHfIal
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NFFus rAL OFFfcE.l
e. 80 frne q 1889.


NEFu- IA OFFIcE.1
lr.sut frn@ y 1852.
T~hsmr1rT martet ise-ra m roaey icn-
tsra sTmpan.rs uifh ore -1m. T1rl "a
NsE Orleans raohlVe rss1rrr r-rtr1rf an sfTluco
10 rltss. ani dufi1s ~ pu wee. rrf have
nHei % cunmand mluar AZ Is Pm---
Ts-hanFsh trfHng e. On ~ 3 81 80 : serou
Nru ofieaa=u-r very rmtf Arr hs bsaEs
make the.r ismi-11uual flteuen. on mcis- o. July %
De- believed mar VII ta easier.
81. Lours-Ftum De De1nCeaf. Juar a. " hsva
no Change 70 note Oh m1nftaV Stairs. Money D. daily
tecuninE tighter. Ealtsrn sschanre q acsrce. ard Arm
a. pIru for h1nEahle unfs. We arafe sighf duIfts %
nris1af e. kNa prem. Currtncy Is ln hirsu-
and brought sex PCT as.
cfEcUskrr-Frum ne clnmefclaL. June n nanr
ana1mmuiatlcns are searcn, hEt hera lauo varlaicn IN tho
genefai tenor o. ne market. Prime paper z1rs a.
A. eaIl pr cent. TIE er-fangs market
mors easy. hfal fem1nii s rei1ursiV Mzhtrr.
nd ~ supriT better, m1iniy IRON ne rr1ceeis % ne
rfmiff1rcff o. st. Louis 20 NIsrorri rrne-.
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Roger A. Pryor has retired from the
editorisl eoaduct Of the Washington Naic,
and designs locating again in Richmond, with
the view Of engaging en- the practice Of the
law.
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SHOOTING AFTRAY-An aHray occurred
Yesterday morning at the "Fsur Seasons Cab
bage-house, - at the corner Of Exchange street
and Front Row, in which nos. Stokes, the
wafchman at Messrs. Curtis & Knspp's foun-
derry, attempted to shoot his antagonist, James
Collins Fortunately, the pistol was thrown
up by a hystander, and the ball entered the
ceiling Stokes was subsequently taken before
the Recorder and fined $50 for shooting in the
corporation. The eass will perhaps Be sent
before the Grand Jury.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

ID the Law slieof he Coumou Law and Chancery Court
OF me city OF Memphis against ]. T. sldarrana nd
lsa1c sllarrlusf b. nrm OF John L. saftrranH
& Co. wu ON 40 day o. July next. In front q
he Court H1ue In he city cf Memphis. ~
rr the highest bidder. f1r cash. lots IB. Isq. 10. la.
l2. lf3. IfA if5. 14. I85. Is6. Isl Iss. Iss. 100 IsT. 81
100. 2o@ 90 23 "a 90. 26. ~ "a 25L 285. l85
.I 20, ~ 40 md 2n, lying In the counfy Of shahy,
Tennessee. On plan 20 subdivision 81 the property q W..
3 GreenaW a. CO.. T. sansmns q Co. R.F Loonsy,
p T Aeel AMI others uurth % Boyuu GaYoso AID east a
teret before Hume ?. Will Eag-, a Justice % ne Paacs
10 said o1aatgs 90 81 July. ISIS. in favor Or siockIsV.
Nelson s. Co rs- J. L. San1rrans g. Gone fr SIS
81 md costs, and The other Or s555 s. and costa.
ROBT- L. SMITH
June 3 1883. OeflaUfl sheriu shelby Comfy.
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Paris Soft Hats.

NoTICE-HHTlng sod my entire Interest in ne Con-
LNmssiou and GrooeIr blsinrsT. a. 81 haIisan street o.
uessr ]. J.. WILLIAMSON ECo. I uausd hrrpraf for
ne hew lrm q c1ntuuau7e ~ ne pufr1narn EXTENDED
OTIS Oh arm. lell-IE b. H. ATKINSON.
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RUNAwAT y AooTDENT-Yesterdsy az
tsrnoon a pair OF horses, with a carriage ~
taehed, became frightened near the corner Of
Main and Madison streets, while the driver
was absent, and dashed up Main street fur
iously, and did not stop until they had reached
Poplar street There were two females in the
carriage at the time, and one Of them, in at
tempting to jump from the vehicle, fell and was
sadly bruised. The other remained in the car
Rae. and sustained no injury.
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JACOB }. PERES,
Professor of Oriental Languages
MEMPHIS, TENN.

DESTRUCTION In Hebrew. ChaIiaic and Arabic aIs.
j f-snch and German. Terms moderate
Proficiency IN ne Oriental Language tsught IN three
uoufhs- No 50 Mulroe street mveB-tF
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Two CoEHEcrIoSs-In our sllusion SstuT-
day 10 The accession Of Mr.. Chss. D. Kirk to
the edtoHai department Of the Louisville Dew
Oorat, we intended to say that be vas one OF
the most valuable "newspsper1 men in The
South or West TIE printer, however, dropped
the qualification FOR ms. ana extended Mr.. KS
value indefinitely. Orr reference 10 the cal
upon Gen. Foote 70 become a candidate for
Congress IN thc Yieksb-re district was also
mutilated. % WAS or Intention to claim The
General a. a iste citizen Of Mempbis
whereas tie printer characterized him as such
at The preseat time.
~ Messrs. Taylor & MeEue8 inform r
tia. they have lately received large additions
10 their stock % domeslics, mosquito bars.
boots, shoes lace goods, white goods. etc. also
additional supplies OF season5ble clothing.
shr.s, c~oilsns draw-rs, ETC., to suit an ages.
from 'hrce years up. They also keep a fne
stock Of travelling dress goods, ladies and gen
tiem-u's j~astsrs, raslans, travelling and pack
ing trunks, ~vslices, satcheis. baskets, reueules.
coan.e-panes, tw,Ts, nattressss, sheetings,
pillow easrgs, linen ting, casing, shirt
ing, Hasn frouts. night dresses and caps, en-
broi Tered collars, chen GETS. sleeves, skirts.
ladies ant mrses onfu worked hose, lace
mfis. ahi.s aHd coiorsd has. fats, gray
gsantlets. Ga sbawi7 a-d iress goods. which
they Offer io~f Tor eesh. or on timeto prompt
payers
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THE SoSs % NALrA-I viii BE- lem
bered that an appropriation was asked q the
last meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen, for he
benef, Of the Sons Of Malta, as EXPERIMENTATION
FOR the expenditure made by that order in be-
half Of the sufferers by the late disaster 10 the
steamer s.. Nidioirs. Il is bit Just that we
should say that 10 such appropriation was
ever sought bv the order in an official capacity;
and, should The allowance Be msde at any fu-
ture time, we do not doubt that it win be de-
clinei with Tie grateful and respectful ssnti-
ments Characteristic Of the benevolent orEaui-
cation.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral
has won fr itself such a renocn for the cure Of
every vaHetF or Ihruat and ling Complaint. that
g. Is entirely wncccssav fer us 20 recent he
U.ileucc 81 its virtues. wheiCvgr &c has been cm-
plcyed. As u has long been IN constant uss
throughout this section. we need not moro -haa
assure tLc people Us quality Is Kept un fo the hes.
-c-rr has been, and that i may be relied On 20
20 fr their relief al il has eTer been found q %.
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IhlosE desiriHE q nice Ecaneinz Hsuss, ca GOD Eupe-
a rias alcunnaizfaas AZ Ne. zoe Pepiar ar-et Ills
sFefy eeafatie piscr ~ families. ard BE- under ne
mare q lacy, trmeriy from Vlrziaia aai isie q g..
- ssoe IN sre the bed rsfersnees. AppiT soou.
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Er-u-C NFLAENAT1RT ACUrE or CHRONIC.
matter blr severe TIE ease
Or ofho~ idng stantinF
caiar D. N1E-fN0RE REMEDY. uhih IA arreadJ
--rl rh.-- o. ny th1-sanI clses- 70 De- hadG
g MANSFIELD a Co. N-nsais.
= Wr-st c. SrT 0rIs4asi Baoan. Hyss a CO. 81
L--s DA y W0ETINORE. P-opriet-.
s--l-2- L1uisvin.. 4
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Rheumatism Cnredi

J. FREEMAN. ofG6pnoounty. - se.aIpfafs ar NJ
- y Atrs-asT General aas Rep5rtsr f,r ne STATE.
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Fire Den0rFpeemf

TUE special COMMITTEES appointsd by ne CITY Coundf
Il % dt.E % an Ordinance for ne better rrEuiston Of
ne AR Deparlnsnf Of his city, regut5t sach q ne
~ Oempehies n he city, 70 aFpoinf three i~ufsiirent
- e1peueneNd meutrrs 70 confe- Win ne ucnmiuee
epon TIE sabjed q ne ~oontemp'afrd oraiusnce. m
Delee.lee and tie Special Committee vii meet a Z
oclock IN the afternoan Of EDNEsDA Tune fEh
1883, a. ne Nc. e. Kngine Houss.
iunl-lv Al DOUGLASS Chairnsn.
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EXCHANGE AND BANK NOTE LIST.
~cohRrcrrD DAILT ~ TIVE oAroso savruss ~
srlTurIdN.
Kafer

water Coolers.
CHEs tolult families anl cT0es
- INGRAuAM a Ike
mT1 No. ai Nan street.
Austiu's Ice cream FreeZers,
WAEkAArED 90 give a1tlafacual. n n1 sale. BY
W lNGkAHAM g. LEEs.
mF@ 40. as Main street.
Peacock Fly Brushes,
A PINS asso-rmrnf rernesee mauufactursi. VIII BE-
n hudur fNGRAHAM a LEEs.
mT1 No 16 Kan street.
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TfHE irm OF 3 u A. co. h. mlsday ds.
II solved By mutual c1nsent. The huslneer In future
viii Do olnducied under The name sui firm Of. L. VII
LLMSoE a Co, Al Msiisu strert a. me "a sfrnf.
HEEFHis. iune y, isae.
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The Som Of MnIfa
MAGNETIC PLASTER
The Great strengthened and
Pain

I'VE De-. H. ar The wlr.r-
slmTl- sr.l srtal1 and etc.
tuai r. iursla AHera-hu. r. nii- external Co.
rstvs rpraatsr o. us rtne - B; a-7 ,rne. ia
any Place. many par, hr E-laa g-r.u srI l1Isr aI
dr-ustau--s g-rut he Elar- az7ut-ra be- plf-
Is there. ire Sin r- -' no pain Do
r-i1ct -s pl--lr u11rrs - -I1 l-rr 90
PAIN CASSJ- EXIST WHERE TITS PLASTER Is
APPLIED
Ehsln-rs1 LEue1c- s-rrrs Dat..fy
Ncrvo1uel NsuaiEa I~gFpfrsa Cess z-l Co.'s
Pai1s ana A-hsB o. every lrL t-n even O. C1-us ere
I-NNFrlG-EIT RELIEVED. era WITH a lH-e r1icnor.
PERMANENTLY CURED. By -h- u=isI mnusr1s -
n MASSET1c PLASTER. T. Is ne simplest. mrss-
safest piaruut-r lnL cheapest reu1sF 10 s-rista---
ls apFl1alla IS Enivers1-clzlIy una er-1z -In.
ne dfiaaie wuuan. auf me feeble infant q
eli Do viii prove a Hlm aai b-slsinr 20 use
abe. sri uIth1ui aunlures Or rc-1ie. Is
vlthin rcarh q aI-rIh o. r.-; a- nay hsvs bel
an sh0lt have % uho are ssE M su-erl-r 10 any way
PLANTERS 1h-ul.'s slvays Fsp1lsi via u.s laval
uatis PLASTER uu VIII brtts Gaf Pt7siisa 20 any
r~autau.r. rratg Cd aJ times arilt instant n1u1s.
PIT co IN sir-lElf un l1-rs Bah DIX vii uats sr
p cents a box. with fuI and plain d-irecfidna.
c. D NOREHEAD. n. D..
Inventor and Fruprieio. rs Ealker street. \. Y.
= Alrelea4s Magneu. Plaster is sid By all Drug
usts On every uty. town aui Villas % the United States.
GHc1lanuUeHuIV
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Regular gahets.


Tri-weekly U. S. Mail S Passenger Line
BErWEES MEMPHIS. NAPoLE1N.
y NtcKsBURGs
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Memphis ana Eeu Orcans U1It-t states Nal Paarsl.
New Orleans Every Friday.
FVfhE very fst Fu1aaufai ana rIeEslt ~
L steamer CAPITOL. ]. CL1lnE. L
Master leaves every FUlaT u g. r..
st1rpluE ataI Che principal I11fIua. and @
arriVius AZ N-w 0r.sa-s un sunday evening" she 4
llefuaied lu speed. ta7u1 sulrrHr lu allul1tau1us
and lsiu ever rrs1ect frstEa mal5-1m.
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M rare qulliy. erpressly atapied Cor summer wear,
" Iust reserved tF steamer Parlfe.
tunfq-fw n n MfTrFR a m
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=
prla
LorI- MrEcHA.rG-The merchants o.
g. louis are r-srinz great commercial induce
msus to the business ueu Of Meuuhis TO deal
viii them. They are s-tsrnrsin- men, who
wen mert DE liberal Intention OF the CONNER
cisl rahfie Of his city. Tie trade with St
Louis is Increasing; last week the amount Of
cotton cent north d. s. Louis, from this place,
wss greater than thar sent bv Cincinnat. We
this morning publish IN advertisement received
from the frm Of Hanilton & Comstock, who
are doing a Forwarding and commission bust
ness on Commerce al street. St. Louis. and who
wish 20 form and extend a business connection
in This place. 1t them be well encouraged.
CE,uIsAI CoUar-This tribunal met YES
tc7day, hs Honor B. F. McKiernsn presiding.
The --nd juy was organized, and embrace
the f0io~iur names: II. D. Cornell. foreman:
Jos. Mosby, Robert Wormeley, James Banks,
Lemul Smith, ,. p. smith, J.. NJ. Provine, John
Brown. John 4. Allen, J. s Erwin. J.. F.. John
son, r. s King, c. A. ssoekley. o. C. Jones
" |NN- 'AA"". % NA- AlrAlA NaNH- ANf
jury was abIv and eioquentiy charged BY G..
p. Foute, ESQ. who dwelt with force upon the
evils # gaming and especially that species Of
gam5Hv niu'cei iu by hose who bet upon cleo
tons. Were-re thai we could not obtain a
copy Of the charge for publication. The court
viii mee. AZ nine o'e'ock his morning, stwhich
time The mis- eBcanor docket will be taken I'D.
DEAn BoDT FoUND.-ne body Of drowned
maH was found in the river, in the vicinity OF
Fort Pickering, CD Sunday, whitehead evident
ly been In The water for some time. A subse-
queut examination satisfied TIE friends Of the
deceased tLat he remains were those Of nos.
Deery. who came O. dis city from Eeksburg
about SIX weeks since, and who drowned him
self about that time "a a fl n mental deranee-
men-- Esquire Home held an inquest on The
body Sunday evening, and returned a verdict 10
the effect that the deceased had committed
suicide By drowning, uhls iaborng under a
d. o. insanity.
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GRFRNlH AnnITInN-

NORTH Memphis lets GO auction On THURSDAY. Oh
~ Inst, We viii sell cnfhe premises. lots umnbercl2.
lAa6 Sands a. designated on GuYure n whites
plan and subtivislon, having front on the Randolph
rad AID Ska streets.
rERas-Ons-third cash. balance IN g. I2, IS ana %
uoufha.
ALsO-ISts 2fa, 2ls. 81 anf 81 as G-esgnateI upon
ereenlaw's adfitinl knlTu a. ~ Nathan Latsa
n. fS ad - months
These are anonE the most valuable Lots in North Mem
phis, snt viz Be so'd regarHess % the price.
D liner Lots will be added 70 the list. Om1buses ana
refreshments free as usual. G. b LOCKE & %.
Led Nurffnnaa-a nuH Real uafrHa u-,Ea-a
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REooRDER's CoUKT.-The Recorder had a
heavy docket yesterday, and disposed Of no less
han tWenty-four cases. They were generally
Of the ordinary character Of drunkenness,
vsgraney, and disorderly conduct. Fines to
the amount Of SIPS were ASSESSED, and six ad-
ditions were made 10 the c~hsin-gsng.
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James LAWS, who was arrested in this
city a few weeks ago on the charge Of shoot
ing and wounding a man with whom be had
an ARRAY, applied FOR a writ OF kabsas eoTpEs
yesterday. Judge McKienan, however, re-
fused The accused a hearing for the present.
GE Peter Flannery, for retailing liquorI on
the Christian sabbath, aud Patrick Finnessey,
for keeping a disorderly house, were each fined
five dollars BY the Recorder yesterday.
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The following statement Of the condition q
the city finances has been furnished us BY The
Mayor, R. D. Baugh, Esq. When Mr.. Baush
came into Office, July 1, 1857, be found the fol-
lowing liabilities then outstanding;
LrABILITIEs-
Amo1ut o. bills psynbis ssg July I, iS7--- 1880
LeeErr MN
Interest. balance 60 Memphif and
chariesfoa r. r.. ompauy-.-- @&N
Amount o. Lean 10 Memphis q Ohio X Co. Foeo3
Amounto o. u~nosiie1ied CITY Tsz Juiy I, is57. srls ss o.
Ledger a.boQlco
I Descit 70 b provided Cor cut o. Tax 10 Be
levied and collected, sy from property,
polls, and Ss5,sTo %
rxTE.eEDrsAHr OTILars Br CITY ron Tvo
" 5. Gresnlav a Co, for graysling. gutter
ms. paving. ETC.. c...-.--.-.-.-...- STa00 o.
Court SQUARE improvement. ..... ...-...... IaNrt %
usnt 10 he purchase q sites, erecisnU
usmPais and Lizzie Roaf 4. n q. sr inss.
eEt on her seven per cent. bonds, aszuued
By CRY, tsr Ehieh Nav Yard Is moH-
0Eedey CITY @000
Loan o Military ccEpanies...-..------. 5000
Buildiug suntry Bridges. destroyed ~ fresheis 60NlM
L.ase q hrays idand for oaarantine par
wsshinrsas sire-f R.i,s, Zoo %
suelee sooount credited ~ and pait amer
feunsy1vania suaererG -.--...--.-.--. $4,000
so g
ms amount % ind-ttrdnssa has neaeaa-
rug acrned under uuforeseeu and unsEpssi-
Grcanfanoea and slhT authority and d.
ref action o. the B1srd- i
Aneant q outstanding indebtsdus.s Jay
ISL AIa4alA N6HAaaA Il
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Royal Havana Lottery.
Leree WeOY.E.
Notice to Con raotors

OK 000 WORTH q Bevee WorR win Be- let out
OO,UUU on the round sx miles souh d none
h-h. On MONDAY ne &ah June, az IT ociuck, pre-
clseiy. c. ". DUKE.
fuu1eaIw ro-,mfwf--.-
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RISSOLHTION-

d. . gentleman. on The noor q the uuian Banf. a sun
ID ofMuney. shich the owner can have b. dcsrribinr h
and paying fer This advertisement. Inquire ar Unior
hauE- 1uuI2-2t
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Found.

DInS viii he received Al the omoe o. TIE ne CITY In
ID ciueer until June IS. Tor naering tie Cffv M,rtet
Mpp-r bds Wiu DE- received for each house. or both
toEethrr- JOHN p.
fuul9-Nd Chairman Eunefnr Urr-~fnea
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The MIsDEMEANoR DocEEr IN THE CRruI-
MAI CoUHr--We are requested 70 give notice,
for The Information Of parties interested, that
the misdemesnor docket wiz BE- called and dis
posed of during the first week Of dc Criminal
Court As there is a heavy criminal docket to
be tried. Il is not likely that fsyors, ia TIE way
Of delays, will be shown b. either the State.
defendants or witnesses. d b.. therefore, 20
he interest Of the latter especially to be in a.
tendance, il they wish 10 avoid the eaE and
Annoyance of f0rfeitures. which viii ttoubt
be taken in sI crsss in which Ire D. are
absent
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JANIS Mister
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY. maP %. Hetura~
nE, ieavssF HGsburg every SATURDAY., HH
Steamer Victoria.
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Amount % Notes q Huyor and Adsrmsu. Dis
o1uutec fr cash ald nv
Amount % Eotes % MaFur and Aiderusn- -
sreenlaW 4 Co. Tor grEEelnE etc. @
Memphis aud Chariestcn r. r. Co. aaou1f
market sites eis.. ste - ss.oos %
Ls1ser balances. szy..-..- q
s8ssOO0oO
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R'feF to speed Donoho q stFangs'' e0laRn.
See p. Il. Clark q Co.'S column.
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are % us Lna over ne various ateamboat -
rAral lnea aTFe sl1Esn a. a. prices Whih are q
ua-srial saving t1 ths Traveller. nua 1rsring ne Glu1la
iMa1emelf % e. sar.ae % tine md mansY.
TIRE between Memphis and Eapdls1 and Vi5tlt1M
ama Aapoleo1-1l taurn Between Msuphis 40 Vias-
turE-0 hours.
Fgr further mfruaaau aprg 90 blsrt - % B.shsu
or o. IL EAWLING8.
U9 MEin street
81 y. NuuTW. HHHnmHHHHm HuaHH
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ROARnTNG.

my2e-in2peod
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Lands for ,sIs-sss Hopkins 4 kirby card
the first a
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TER INNS AND PLlyTERS LINE
To Memphis shippers.

THROUGH RECEIPTS
fr Cotton anf cher re.-hs % an he Nortnsru and
Eas'errrueA al UcIrT recessed r1fea-
We are also snthauzed OIL astIe 81 rslamatldns
promptly and VII also sum hr h-Irl1 b. any lo1i
= god ingurahle chzrsrter. upon prassnaIm q ma
lrayticket lf our dmda.
Merchants Eslug HaEt % purchase G1rt. win and De- b
helr uivalrage Oh zee us before making
the trlusuHrllfIau 20 thelr fraighfa. As we aTar fHrrftIH
u~negualei D. any cher route.
PRIEST q BOWEN.
apll-2m NJ. 7 Monroe street
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Refer to strauss, Lehman 4 Cas- soiaan on
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Watehes' clocks, jeWeiFy, sliFsf and plated
rare, fancy goods, etc. See advertisement Of
j Warren A O.. 2a3 Main stre.i-
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w here can Farmers Trade 10 best
Advantage ?

There is an impression in the minds of some
farmers, that many trading articles of merchan-
die can be purchased cheaper at some othe
towns on the Lake Shore, than az Kenosha We
have taken some pains to enquire the price Of
staple articles at Racine and other places. and
fce' pursuad'd that they can be had as cheap
in his city as elsewhere. Salt is sold for 81 40
a barrel which of course affords no nroft to the
seller. Sugars, teas, and other groceries. are
also row sold as low here as can be purchased
at other places. Our merchants are determined
TO get a full share ofthe fall trade of the coun.
try, if the low prices for all the staple kinds of
goods, can induce patronage. People will do
as well TO buy their goods in Keno>ha, as to 90
to Milwaukee or Chicago for that purpose.
IN the mean time, we suggest to our country
friends to look over the mercaL tile advertise
ments of our paper; there is often money saved
by tasting this pans.
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HerTiclzs Kid Strengthening PIasters.
THE GREAT sTRENGTHENER
ana Pain Destroyer.

The Best and Cheapest Household Remedy in the
World.
These renowned PasteTs pains weakness distress
the back sides and breast in five hours Indeed certain
they TO do THE that the proprietor them Spread
from resins balsams and gums beautiful kid leather
der5 them peculiarly adapted to the Females
others Their application is Internationally TO the strong
man. the delicate woman and the feeble infant and
all they VIII prove balm and blessing Their Rgreo-
able and without annoyance trouble. Each plaster will
fr0m four months and in rheumatic complaints
prans and bruises frequently effect when lotber
edc8 fail Full directions VIII be found the back Of
Public speakes yoca5t ministers Of tho gospel and others
viii strengthen eir lungs and improve their voices BIZ
ing ttep Oh their Weast. Price Is 81 cents.
Tho above articles sold by all tho dealers in Keno
by Drugg throughout the United Canada
and South Americas at whesae by all large Druggists in the
principal cities. HERRICK s. BROTHER,
PHTCTcAL CHEMISTS, Albany, n. Y.
Chicago wboleqale agents. Bolles smith & Co. Penton
Coz BoEec Philips Co., and by dealers every where
sold By T. Robinson, kenosha. iyJ
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-We have
heretofore omitted to call attention to the adver-
tisement Of the Illinois Central Road There
are some things which may justly be said in ia
vor Of this Road, more especially than some
other Roads. Its trains are run with greater
care and have met nth fewer accidents, than
on any other road of equal length. See adver-
tisemeut
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~ Slosson q Co. remember the printer and
SIos,on & Co. keep good tea-two facts which
we will confirm by our affidavit if necensary
Judging from the large crowds in their store, we
imagine there is something attractive there
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E'urners al Wilmot.-We understand

HWP3lers aG NVilul Ot.-We understand
that the citizens of Wilmot are about forming a
Society of Social Turner's in that village. The
organization will be on the same principle as
the Social Turner'S Society of this city-the OBJ
ject being mental and moral improvement as
well as physical.
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10 Hon franklin Newell, an extens i've far
mer in the town Of Paris in this county, informs
US the Barley in that town is mostly harvested
and the crop is regarded better than any preyi-
Gus one for several years past.
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COnceTt.-This. (Thursday) evening, LIE
GRAND CUsHMAN, the well known vocalist,
gives a Concert at Odd Fellows Hall for the
benefit of Miss Viola Pomeroy. For the en-
couragment Of Misr Viola, whose musical pow
ers have already attracted much attention, Mr.
CusHMAS has generously volunteered her a
benefit The Programme, is an attractive one.