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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-10
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Won ne NNW hnra Daily AcH-
The Hon. Howell Cobb, Secretary Of the
Treasury, still remains in the CITY. An enter
tsiument was given him last evening at the
residence Of Collector Schel, at which were
present large numbers Of our most distin-
guished citizens, among whom were Judges,
lawyers, politicians, bankers, merchants, etc.
Il was most pleasing reunion Of diverse inter-
esls, political and otherwise, and presented a
rare opportunity 10 a large number Of our cifi-
zans 70 become personally acquainted with
the distinguished gentleman in whose honor
he brilliant entertainment was given. OF
those present we noticed the Honorable Judge
Roosevelt, Judge Hilton, Judge Sutherland.
lodge Russell, the Rev. DR.. De Witt. the Hon.
Fernando Wool, the Hon. John J. Cisco, the
Hon, F. B. Hart, the Hon. John Cochrane,
Geo. Parker, ESQ, Of Washington. Shepard
Knapp, Joseph Lawrence. Can't. Marshall,
Marshal RvnfeFs, Wilson G. Hunt, Esq, Mr..
Jackson, Of Georgia, Judge Dickinson. Alex.
Stewart, The Rev. DIR. Adams, G.. B. Lamar,
Judge Rossiter. Gen. +. r. v. WRIGHT, Judge
Carers, I'd. Cron-sH, ESQ, Geo. F. Thomp-
son, TIE Hon. Jas. Brooke, the Hon. p. ".
Encs, Wm. n. McIntire, Capt Faunce. T.. S.
n, Cant Ben. MrCullough, T.. c. Fields.
Esq, Judge Ingraham. the Hon. Richard
Scheil, Jacob Little, ESQ, Capt. Ward, Of
North Carolina, Lieut.. Wilson, o. G.. Ogden.
Esq aud some two hundred others.
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PITrsBURG, september 6.-Senator Douglas
arrived here last night At twelve O'Clock. On
his arrival ~ the depot be was received BY a
number Of friends in waiting, who accom-
panied him 10 the 81. Charles Hotel. While
m r0ufs the citizens n The different owns
greeted him with enthusiasm. At L7trobe
deputstions from Greensbnrg and Pittsburg
waited upon him. To-day. large numbers
testified their respect by visiting him. This
evening an immense coneourve assembled in
The street, opposite the 10 q, where be ad-
dressed them IN 2 speech Of an hours dura-
tor. frequently eiicitiug the most enthusiastic
plaud r.. Mr.. Douglas leaves on t~o-night's
train for Columbus.
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nRAT MEN are hereby n1-idel % cure forward ant
- GET heir new number iCr the hirry-third corporate
year. o- upln niiure o. do ~ they uil be taken before
thr Recorder, ant dned a. the iaE directs.
John II BOWEN.
aa--fw Civ ~ FaHarF1r
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III A great deal has been said abor the
cost q the seven steamers chartered for the
Paraguay expediii0n-0De paper asserting that
each Of them cost A. much 10 o. her for the
services a. the PensGc0la. The Washington
CouFiifuiioa puts the whole thing right BY
appealing 20 the figures. TIE Peasacola cost
$4,000, more than twice as much az all the
steamers put together. That paper says;
90 Congress appropriated s2S9. 600, FOR he pay
msnt Of the charter OF purchase for them.
There was due for the use Of them IN the Par
aguay expedition by the charter contracts
SI37,o00.693, which, By agreement, was 10 be
deducted from the stipulated price. The bal
snce, Sf5i,307, was the SUN remaining 10
he paid 70 purchase them, and the cost Of ft-
ting them for service % cruising vessels, as
estimated BY a hoard Of naval officers, was
from $4,000 TO $1,000. There is no reason
10 believe that this sum viii be exceeded.
Take the highest OF these estimates and add il
10 the cost, and we have S207,69 as the cost
o. the seven steamers htted Cor sea As cruising
uneuafa =
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TrUsf Sale.

DT virtue a. aeerfain deef o. trust, dated November
u ia. 1853, executed 70 ne By Wm- ". Wheatly o. se-
cure q certain dstt thsrein specid-d, I Hfu procesd q
sell Tor cash % thr hicfe1f blcder, At n &c och A n.
On the ION day 81 Octutsr. ISIS, IN front u ihs sace %
J. Hcrue. Esl in re city o. Memphis. The following
property, VIZ: Lying 10 Civil District u. IN na cluuty
Of shelby and Stats o. Team - =, bounded as follows.
Wis; TIE ead haH Of a ten sore kt a Land, known -
ict No 81. On the plan 81 Soufh Memphis. ne sane soii
b. seth Wneaty b. his title hgnd % v. y. Wheatiey.
recorded On ne Erusers anlcc q said cuuntry in Pook
X. pare -. the iSth DAY % My, 1877. and John c. Mc-
Lemare cuaVeyed 90 Seth WheatlT. J1lg fth, 1872. hy
7 sin ral ns trusted sulv.
Sh1ud ne above property Tot sell for enough 10 sausg
hesai4 dflt 7 viii sell a. the same time ant pitce FOR
cash, teu -hlres o. The stock o. ne Aenphis Bail1ing
Loan Assocaucn. 7. G. GRIPPING.
aepS-im Trustee.
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Administrafor,s Notice.

4 ErIEES % E~1uinarttlau having been anrauei 81
Il The undersigned, upou tha estate ~ p 3 L~anuhicr.
at ne September Tern, 1853. % the County Court %
shelby oounfy, al persons indebted 90 said estate are
hereby required % come forward a1d settle thH same,
and al persons having cainIs agains1 saii estate. viii
present ne same duly prohafcd within the time rre-
zcrihed b. Law. mo ANPHlEE.
gsep7-ims Administrator
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For ReAE.

NHRs PARKS Resideuce. with % acres of -
W Land ouJacksou street. one mile auth 81 "a
the d'yi seven roums VITA an out houses. veal Ivy
and uatern. orvha7d and grass l1-s and weI--A
afapteiic- gardening. rerm-stuo per aunlm. To-
one o. more year-- AppJ o. John PARK g
" PAaE.
anH~Hm A. anH-n- 4 EH-~HHH
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CRfTTENpFN Co. Ark. Sent. I. 1859


I~nFoETANr DECISION N VuRGrsGA- he
Court Of Appeals have unanimously affirmed
the Judgment Of the Circuit Court 10 this eoun-
~ II The case Of Sanger ". the Central Rail
road Company At the November tern.
1856, Of the Great Court Of Augusta, Jacob
Sanger recovered a verdict FOR $4,000 damages
for injuries received by the plaintiff while a
passenger on The ears Of the defendant Tie
ears were thrown of the track b. a large stone
left living near the rail, BY the carelessness Of
some hands IN the employment oftbs contrsc-
tors who were balasting" the road, and the
plaintiff nad bic leg broken At tie trial The
company eoatended that they were not respon-
sibie Tor the acts Of The hands in the emnlor-
ment OF their contractors. Thsildgs (Thomp-
son helo llat tpsT were, and on this point tie
case went Up. Tbs Is the first cass In Viz
GINA settling the extent ofthe liability Of raii-
road companies as passenger carriers. and II
holds them Up 10 tbe most rigorous resDon.i-
billy. The judgment amounts b over 81 00o
AZ this time exclusive Of counsel fees psid ~
the company -SiauafOn Spectator.
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Asoaof Marshal Macdonald, one Of
those great csprins who hled Europe with
their renoUn dT1ngthe career q The fret Ma
poie1n is DOW residing in India. He il renre-
scented a. a gentleman Of wealth and standing.
bis p, and Of course the grandson Ct the
Marshal, now resides In s., Louis. He Is a
ysuug memher o. the bar, OF fne personal ap-
peaTanee, and stated to be promising in bis
m--esr-nr-
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Trust sale.

ny virtue or a deed Of trust, dated Isl 81 November.
Is fgsF- erecufed % me- BY Ih1mas p. CourtueT. 7 win
nroraef d sell for cash, % the hiEhes- bidder. On rluf
81 ne once % J. Horne, Esq- n the city q aemulis.
al 10 o'cIock. A 81. on MONDAY. the ION o. October.
~ nll8uiHE property, viz A certain Dos of ground On
ne mart OF ne city known as S1uth Memphis. and known
On ne plan o. TIE saidciT a. HQck AZ, rruutiuE 70 leef
an tha west aide Of Causey street. and rulnlus vest
wnraIv al rifht alzes win the aid street. aadberEeen
parafIeI lines 10 the center Of Bayou Gayosa snd havsnE
a 'front.' o. 30 feet or therealouis on Tablet street. IL SIX
tended win the improvements thereon. shouid n
above property not sell for suHcieut 70 satisfy me aiars-
aid debt. I viii sell. al the same time ard place. ten
Association, belonging 70 aid Courtney. ne tile q
The above real estate Is supposed % BE- rood, but I sell
only 80 trustee. =. c. GRIFFTNG,
seuS-im Trustee.
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10 the town Of Franklinthere exists The
ijsHtc7l library that Dr.. Ffanklin gave It for
adopting bis name. He was asked 70 give q
ben To- The meetinF-h7use, but be preferred to
give a library, declsringths the bell had more
found than sense. The books were among tie
eest san1ard Engi sh works, one or two hun
served.
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RosER A. PzToA-This gentleman, late Cd
tor OF the Richmond South, who is now run
ming for Congress in the Petersburg CvaA
district, in a late speech, said that he had his
"frst ehoice7 for Presideat, but that be woald
support the nominee Of the Charleston Con-
vertion he would support Governor Use or
R. NJ. 7. Hunter, OF any other good southern
Democrat and should Judge Douglas get the
nomination, to beal the Blaek-Rs publiesns be
would give him bis support He was sure the
country would be safe in the bands Of any Of
the three gentlemen named.
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CHAs. A. MORTON \ CO.,
IA 9Q FaHar-nn Street

Depals :. nlL-naI -.
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Trusfee,s Sale OF Land.

DT virtue q g Deed Of trust executed 70 ne aa Truz-
ID tee By Wm- TAFT on the r2lh Of March, 1885, regis
tered IN booE -, pages 2 md 10. wiz s@l AZ public sale.
for esh, IN freut Of he law once Of Wickeuham q
Beecher. On ne northeast corner Of Jederson street. and
fr1nt alley. In hemphiss Tenn On he lIth Gay o. sep
Of Lot No. g. In block No. 81, On Beal street. IN Mem-
phis, Teuleszees a. viii pay three Notes, or SEQ each.
Due sPveraly lst March, 1851, 1883 and 1855. win incsr-
est since due, and ne legal costs and oommis-ianss
szecuting ne trust. -WICKBRsHAM.
aul5-lm erngtas
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Ma EVERETT NOT GoISG TO EURoFE.-Mr.
Eyeretts numerous public engagements in DIFF
ferent parts OF The Union this autumn win
prevent his intended visit 10 Europe. His
Youngest son, who has been a student at Har-
ward College, Is about 70 enter the University
at Cambridge, England, and II was Mr.. Ever
ett's intention 10 accompany him across the
ocean. and personally attend 70 his admission
% the University. The rules Of That venerable
Institution have been so altered that a Unita-
can become connected Herewith upon
equal terms with a member Of The English Is
tabiished Church, and the young scholar viii,
probably, be The FIRST American Unitarian to
avail himself ofthe rare privilege Of that ancient
University. Mr.. Everett is SesTous that some
friend should 20 to Ensland with his son, and
has made 50 generous a proposition TO his
nephew. the Rev. Edward Everett Hale, and
also 30 Hbersl an offer 10 the South Congregs-
tionsl Church, Of which Mr.. Hale is pastor,
that It is probable that be win undertake the
service, and SAL in about four weeks.-Bosi0n
Trnarrrinf.
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Seals aui FrsEes Er Lodge. Crlrt- au fzuks. Tsr
Ar OrusurnfsI WstIIuE nd Nlslr- p CEHs. Il rafHf
stvis ~ u-- art s-rucl plates q sHy rz--
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Slrn ADVERTISEMENTS.
s4UCTFOT N.fLES
WeNnEPH.
W 03lted.

On A~BLE-BoDIED Negro Men % nm 90 stsam-aS
~ er Chnctaw. Liberal wsEez paid. ~
W. r. WILLIAMS a. Co. n
s-rIO-aw Mostly A Uruffa Rarf. ~
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-1N DN"@ ia Angus d Fdfn
The deaths in New Orleans for The last week
reported were one hundred and thirty. Ia St.
Lonis the deaths for the week preceding the
~ ~ Of August were one hundred and sixty.
To render this exhibit more fatfer-nr and a.
yofable % our sanitary condition. our popnIa-
hon Is unusually large Tor this period of ne
year, mest q our absentees having rrfurnsa
from tie rarious summer resorts. NE azn,rt
Of oT streets nearly resembles that al MD
winter, md our avenues begin TO present quits
a lively scene Of commercial activity.
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PIKE's PEkK-AS ARRIvAE OF A MtNER.
WITH Hrs "PfLE" AND HIS sroRY-The s..
Joseph Missouri Gazcife, Of Saturday las.
mentioned the arrival, in that city. o. Mr..
Charles Hance. Of that safe, direct from the
gold mines. He brings with hin about five
hundred dollars in INST, among which are
many beautiful specimens Of quartz gold,
which be intends exhibiting at the Fair IN s..
Louis. Mr.. Hance speaks verv favorsblv Of
he mining districts. and expresses no doubt 90
regard 10 the mines being rch. He saws he
saw two ge~ntlemen from New York paw one
thousand and one hundred dollars for a claim
IN Russel's Gulch. He is IF opinion that there
is from Ss.O00,0O0 70 S4,O00.000 Of dust now in
Denver City and the mines, which viii be
brought TO the States as soon as holders can
effect sales on what they consider fair terms.
Enthusiastic roli hunters reed no encourage
ment 70 believe the story Of the returned mi
ner; d0ubfers had better "Wait for the factsr-
that is, the arrival Of the four millionsi
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RE constantly in receiptof new and fre>h Groceirless
n oumursiug everything that can be desired On ne
eating line By housekeepers. among which va Be mund
Sugar. Coffee. fresh Butter. MackereL White Eahs
81 ne anasr Grade. Teas o. the latest imporfauous. YES
etsbies of ne se1s1n. FRESH Corn Meal, rne Liquou
Buckets Tubs. Buucus. and everything u-eiui and eatanle
~ - - car-f fsr. au1G dim
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Ex-PREsIpESr PIEaoE This distinguished
gentleman is to he escorted 10 his home in
New Hampshire to-day BIZ the Amoskeag
Veterans, who are to meet him at Nashau, and
from there proceed to Manchester, and hen
to Concord. The Boston Bee saw
General Pierce very emphaticaliy, IN pri-
vate, denies any ASPIRATIONS FOR the Prssiden-
CT. or other hon1rs. He says that he intends
to spend the remainder Of bis life In reposr
from struggles, that Be desires an end Of cor
trosersies, AMI hopes that vi "a the bic ssings
Of good hsalih, which be stili enjoys. be has
yet 10 see the bappiest portion Of his life.
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ading Matter on EverY Page.
argest Circulation in the City
=phmoCRATIo

Tie Democracy II Raleigh and vicinity viii
give a barbecue at tast place on the third
Thursday OF September. The Committee OF
Arrangements consists II the following gen
tsmeu J. JAMES, B. ". PETOE and TEoNAs
LILLY
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mos b. LEEf -
THOS. LEIGH 3 CO..
COTTON ROK -
AND
Commission Merchants.
No. IS FRONT ROW,
Memphis, Tenn
Notice in Admiralty.

n. v. Kennsy The sald trsunaaIJ O. Cline
Va theIug In custody. hT vfrf1a af
Steamboat J. q. Cline a warrant o. arrest.
II PERSONS who naFe 81 pretend % have. any
u rlzht. title o. Interest Oh the said steamboat J. O.
Cline, are hereby uol1ed 10 appear before E- Judzr 1f
the District C1ur, Of the United states OF America, for
the District of West Tennessee. o. Jackson. on ne drd
Monday In October next thea and ths-e % prosecute n
aolording % law RI. M~eCLANAHAN. .
Omitted States Marshal
By n. SWAN.
Deputy q g. Marshal ". ID. Tennessee.
p 4 gurrrws~ .Hr.--a aaT-aw
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SPLENDID Attractions
At
W.u.
Emporium OF FASHION.
TUsT ARRIVED most mmiaosut siock Of
FRENCH MILLINERY AND
F6a'CT DRY G. o Ms

- ~ II - - - y /.
Pine English split Straw. LeEaorn and Tusoan B5unsts;
Pine Pamila, Eqzesfrlan. Linen Brand and al kinds q
Fancy u1ueias
An kinds q surav. Lssharn. Tuscan. ani Fancy uats.
FLATS anI Riding RATS
Nos beauilful FreueA Fl1Werss Ribbons. Ieafherz.
Piumes. Straw Trimmings and Ornaments;
Head Dresses 90 endless variety. Tor Rails and Parties.
Berha Crpes. Cl1aks Msniols and Shawl. IN al hues
and colorsf
naaI Vaien-ifu Sets. Lices, and Eueiish Thread Laces
Marmf-eu Emtroiieresi sets, uanlfcrchiefs. sElrt
Ftsunrur;
I-uaerfi01s. Faiis nud Mourning Walls and CnFss
STA ID essen. SIR Robes ami Dress Trimutnzss
A cr1nuie-e aszarfmeut II One Farcy and Flaiu Iadless
UuIrr Garments hne French Cursefsi
ReaIT-Mafe Apparel for Chlirenf
Ale. snfar's KID Gloves Gauufie Gloves. Comhrters
and sciuss
Hoop skirts. Of All styles m particular. J. p. Moran 4
Co.'S Patent Woven Extension 6fnt, with afiusta-
BE Bustl-, made without s1ch 90 dasp % any kind,
ETC.. -r-
ksit weld BE- Impossible ~ M to enamsrsts an fAe
articles. I wculi respectfully invite an ne Ladies a. call
and ex1miue my stock and assure hem the most CO.
dire afisfaci1n.
ne whole o. ~ ziodk being ssiec-edEifh Tie geatest
possible care. su1 ar he lowest cash prlccs. I shall be
able o. make ur prices most a~rreeahle 20 he Ladies and
public 80 IL &C.. Remember the plaoel
WE. s~ILBERBERG,
sepl0-d5m ls Nain street %. w0rshan House.
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TERMS CASH OR err lCCEPTlNCEs.

HAT1NG sserufIs r-u.gaf bonn he City d- WASH
II u-fcI wherein va ir mluE rear- ea=azed iu ths
Hu-llsss7 arrrsi or sale al 'trE- snHE 10 gruulue Cozuac
Brauiies- Mft-i-ar Pore. sherry .llret amt Cham
pa-ua Wlue-. % hi-uEu ant his E.trrs llrertati1u.
U4lcn be lhalrrz1s am ulFErt r s1rua-- ln rurfVi
1rlIfT- Or price also. r. HrEa a--HTtr-Ir ~ dle Oh
VirriEIs and p rlsvval.a EFr. Maglain and MonunEt-
bella Whissls-. f-Hm three t1 tarufT-Cue years on his
possession F- nam s. TOE following E1Cts IN store aud
daily expected frau ElrHra
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
CHEAP PUBL ATI0NS
JUST RECEIVED BT
KIRK & WILLIAMS.

A LIgE FOR A LIZA new BOX By the suibor Ct
y John HaifaN Gentleman.
Memoirs q vidoc, the Principal Assent Of the French
Police
CyriIa-a RFuance. BY the a1fhdr % Initials o
The Quiet Husband BfMIss EIru Pickering
The Little Wife. By M Gney.
Lrua Cameron. By Mrs- Grry.
The Young Prima D1uua- B. M grey.
The Divorced Wife. By T. s. Arthur.
To- Two Bride. By T. S. ATsur.
Lrve "a a Cottage. BY T. s.. Arthur.
Love iu High Life BY Z. s. Arhgr
The Bankers Wifei or. Like Palmer. Lik- sru. ~
T. g. Arthur
ne Two Merehantsi o., Solvent md In=oivrut BJ 7
S. Arhur
Year After Marriage. Be- T s. Arthur.
Plle and Prudence. By S. Arthur.
Redmond O'NrI. By Reynolds
Angela wilson. Bv ReynaI1s-
Esther De Medina b Heyu1lis.
Ino=ru W,rtlaui. By Reynolds.
Charles O'MHury.
Dfveurart Dunn.
TIE Adventure o. Peter Clancy. b
W. 70. Maxwell.
The Prince 1T. GsorEe ST. GsorF- Julaa.
The WavrTlT Novels. complete iu rheap binding.
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-. ID. WILLIAMSON,
@ r O G E r
Commission Merchant,
NO. 10 FRONT ROW,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
LATE ARRIVALS.
STANDARD Works.


HISTORY Oh TRELANn-Frum be drst settlement
y Do the present time, with upward Of tUu hundred
BiorraphicEl sseiches u it. most distinguished men. By
uonas nooury, LATE q the city Of Dublin one large
volume. 8 vo- cloth.
rue WORK or THE BRUSH -POETs-selected
and chuuicaily arranged with Bneraphicsi Sketches
rHE LITERART WORKS Or SIR JOSHUA REY-
EOLDs-With a Memoir OF TIE author, By Henry VIII
liam Beechy-1 vols. 10 no. ctofh.
tbs LIFE OF FREDERICK WILLIAM % sTEr-
BEN-By FREDERICK Eapp-f r1l-, s. vo. cofh.
rHE EVIDENCES or CHElSuANlFT-A Detats
between Robert Owen, % Scotland sud Alexander Camp
bell Of Virginia.
A DEBATE BETWEEN REV. A. CAMPBELL AND
REV. N. L. RICE vol.S W. clafh.
INSTITUTES OF Z CHRISTIAN RELIGION-By
John Calrin& vr1s-.d Vo sheep.
DISSERTATIONS on Ut P~ROPHECIES-Hy Thomas
Newton D. d., late Lord bishop ~ Bristol vel, 5 vo-
sheep.
HEPARABLEs or FREDERIC ADOLPHUs KRUM-
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MORAL REFLECTIONS SENTENCES \ MANIMs
eou-
LIEur. NAURT's PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY OF
rHB SEA.
o HOWARD. AND THE PRISON WORLD OF
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N0TES on THE Principles M PRACTICES OF
BAPTIsr CHURCHE-By Francs "a2alt-E no
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NOTES on DUELs \ DUELLNs-By sabine
oL1EKE's co~MNESTARV-s vols, assH inpe-
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DRaVmEN-

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TfWoSE who may wish % make a contract with the
4 City Tor the privilege o. running Street Railroads
iu This city. are requested - spTiy a IN early day %
the undersigned, oammittee fer Plans Terms. Streets.
etc. A. H. DOUGLASS,
A. STREET.
a-ufuaffm wv FaWuFg
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C0SNORAMIC %STEREOSCnPE.


A MONG the --latest iuVeut.a.s in optics tls-s 1noth-
u ing more Ia-truetlve alI smusllE .1sE ta- alsuo-
Eupe The Starr1sog1c Views are .upr---an- .-1u Ma
TIRE, repre-aufiu- TIE finest S-auNries Cities and 400
umeufs On E--1ue arf This uHluf-T. which. viewed
fhr0lzh his lEsrruE-ut. s1a-s raaze -Ears lu bid re-
lief, actually E hey are. md raus arr tls best mlJez
nr Artist. give Tie 5H-f idea |. Urs.au Countries I'D
Art, and male the finest psrilr l-1Hu-af-
CItErus ard strangers VISITING tE- CITY should nod fan
o. call on G. MULLER Ou.rHu. 81 Main street, guro-
site Pruvlne a. sleEarts Bl-E. aui Examine these uaE-
nidceut Views.
Justreceivrlt the Iarz-st rri dnest o1Iietiona ~ FTEWa
o. Europe suI theUuitod sztsa
100 difersut View % ne city % Paris
800 d1sreut vI-v1of Switzerland Rultrs- E-ruaus
anf Tyroi.
90 different Views or ne r. ns.
400 different Views Or Italy. CcnztaufnHpis. Gree
Egypt. Nuuia. Palestine aui ne Holy LaEf
800 different View ~ Laualu-
500 s1-nerles % Engaud ireland, sofaHi. ststz-
FANNY Gruupcs. etc.
900 beautifuliy Illuminated Interior Bui szraris
Viewed Paris aud L5uion. Also.
so Glass Yiswso % Europe ant thi- country. palm aud
ouioref tanatare.
NIAGARA Fauh-Wiuter and Summer Fiaus
Catsku Maintains.
Washingtsu and Vicinity
And a great many ether arucie- t1 numerous b. mra
ton Cone qulck and secure choice We've.
Q. LIZ sI Main street.
martadfunuIv ON PruVina 4 sfrwarfa HlnE
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ffNiE Ulef who stole the Leatheru Wallet and Lufrs
L papers from Se-retary Faukuer. al the Floating Pal
ace IN raur-dsy nisht. viii a. vel % leave the same a.
thas store q ". p Lewis. onrner % Main and Monroe
streets The papers are worthless % any ne except The
loser, anih returned a. above ~ questions will be
H-FaF aarrn-rfa
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JaiIOr's Notice.
Flour,
Fagin's Nv Anchor,

" ST. Louis where u Is best Known. A. W. Fagiu's
Il Pour stlnfs without a rival. The shove brand b.
made cuy from choice Eeniucky and Tennessee wheat
and b. desiraed expressly for Family use. 4 supply al
ways on hauf ID a FICKLEN.
Epuf0 No 8 Hawsrfs Rrw.
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For RenE.

4 VARIETY - Real Estate In the CITY AMI Country.
n improved ard unimproved Lon Lands ana Hizh
Lands ior cash aud on long time. In short am prepared
o. meet The dsnands o. any description o. purchase
sarTn-1v THug pTTVWg
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memphis and 81. Louis HaiIroad.

Memphis and -. Louis HaiIroad.
A convention Of he people Of Arkansas,
friendly to this important enterprise, viii be
held al Marian on the i2h inst, to appoint
delegates from Arkansas to attend a meeting
at St. Louis, on The 29th inst, on the subject
Of the extension Of the Iron Mountain Road
sou.h. An the citizens Of Arkansas feeling
an interest in bringing this great road through
our STATE. are requested to be present. Gov.
Innes and thsrs will aaAress the naonle-
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Soft Hats
House SerVanf Tor Sale,

A LILY NEGRO GIRL n~inetern years o. sge-a
n good ooct, washer aud iranef. ARMY %
su2tdim JOa SEWER, IS Main street.