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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-17
COWS FOR SALE.

COWS FOR SALE.
! VIE Undersigned offers fos sale on
EVERY SATURDAY
on Market Square at O'clock, sew.
| eral valuable fresh MILCH cows "
| and their CALVES. AS being an--.41G
experienced person in the selection OF good
Cattle, he informs the public at large. that he
WIN always have on hand a quantity OF the
DANIEL MALONY,
&c 9-lm South Church street.
WHY WILL YOU SUFFER?
VA HIM The cause can be remove by call
~ ing att W SEABURY'S SONS, No 10
market Square. and make selection from the
following goods, just received
Ladies very heavy Morocco and Goat Bootees,
with and without heels
English Lasting Caters, very heavy soies,
WIN ana without heels, and other new goods
year.
tents very heavy Scotch Botto M Caters,
DO Quilted and Scotch Boots,
DO High cut Scotch Walking Shoes.
such goods as we have enumerated above,
are well calculated to prevent any attack OF
rheumatism or Neuralgia, which the present
inclament state of the weather might induce.
SO come down to Market Square, No I3, Sign
F.W: sEABURY's SONS.
e9 No 10. Market Square.
RACON-l5OO lbs Smithfield Hog Round,
- 40 Extra Hams,
SOC lbs Baltimore Shoulders, for sale low
D WILBERN,
lie III No Campbelps Wharf.
NORFOLK SHOE MANUFACTORY.
AM making fine French Calf Dress and
L Thick Boots to order Also Caters and
Shoes Of different patterns, namely
All Calf Cater, Kid Top Caters,
Patent Leather and Calf Oxford flies,
French Ties, Low and High Strap Shoes, &c.
Gentlemen, do not deal IN Northern Shoes,
but manufacture. all sell, warrant them
Give me call, il you please.
C A DAVIS,
fe y "a Church street.
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CHESTNUT COAL, SOMETHING NEW
AND CHEAP.
4,OUU which v. can p recon n @sn .ip a. ID 4
excellent fuel for Cooking Stoves, Range,
small Parlor and Cylinder Stoves.
II goes as lar ass loa1s Coke, and is not 50
bulky, consequently very nj ch cheaper.
In order to introduce o the community, we
are selling at the low price OF l3c (ifteen ceu,s)
per bushei. r w SANTOS & 90,
10 l3-lw Rear New Custom Hou,e
"a & II cupy)
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FAsHloN.-The Balmoral is growing in ia
vor. Muddy streets brought it out, but it does
not Iurl sail in fair weather; nor should it,
When made of fine material and subdued
col0rs, it is in every way comnendable. =
Health alone ought To plead successfully for
its general adoption;e economy is on the same
side, and ere long We imagine, that omnipo-
tent Fashion will confirm. all that taste and
physiology require. With warm under gar.
ments and water proof foot covering for a
generation, We should find entirely differ
ent class of wives and mothers robust
health in place of valetudiaai ianism--batc
ers and cooks in place of doctors, and chill
dIen to grow into men and women rather
than subjects for the doctor and aposh, cary.
Let common sense prevail
Something more than a mere Balmoral
petticoat--a most beautiful institution by
the wa, the fastest Of all petticoats we nn-
tice, is coming into fashion, and beautiful
sight it is. We saw. that delicious sight-a
fiery red stocking ''slowly wendng its way
up one of the muddy streets of Portsmouth
a day or two ago. 1t promises to be death to
blus stockings, for it was wora by what we
could phrenologically swear to be strong
minded woman. Well, ii they forsake the
blue for the red, so be it; may their books
be as much re(a)d as their stockings. We
have the national colors at present perfectly
displayed upon their American ankles-red,
white and blue.
The KEMPsvILLE CANAL.-The bill before
the legislature entitled San act increasing
the capital stock of the Kempsville Canal
Company, passed the Senate on Wednes-
day. 1t authorizes a subscription of $ls,-
600 ON the part Of the State.
WEARING HooPs. women are spun
XIV. Here is one who writ,s to an ex-
change
"Men talk about hoops, un6lushingly and
ridiculously, when they first became 'the
rage Ministers in the pulpit, orators on
the rostrum, editors through the papers,
tops in the parlor, and boys in the street,
seemed to think it necessary to cry down
hoops they do it yet, and I'll wager, il
crinoline were entirely discarded, not a man
lives who wouldn't laugh at the long
shrouded figures women would appear in the
streets.
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DIRECT IMPORTATION.

4 LKIFHIIti, MUUNE q CO. have re-
portion oil tn cir spring supply OF Trace Chains,
Back Chains, Screws, Griftin's Horse Nails,
&c all oiwhich they offer at a small advance
on importation cost, to the trade or at retail,
No II East side Market Square, Sign Of the Pad
Lock. te IA
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AUCTION SALE
STOCK OF BOOKS.

AUCTION SALE
STOCK OF BOOKS,
STATIONERY, &c,
AT AUCTION.
TNHE PROPRIETOR of No. g. East Main
l. street, having determined to make change
i'll his business. offers his entire Stock for sale
at Auction, or at private sale below cost. The
Stock OH hand to be closed ont, consists of
Standard Works,
Poems.
Miscellaneous Books,
Prayer Books, Bibles,
Hymn Books, Song Books,
Novels, School Books,
Blank Books, Stationery, &c, &c.
Those IN want Of any Of the remaining stock,
will do well TO call early, as the stock will be
sold out cheap. Merchants wanting BLANK
BOOKS can get great bargains The Auction
Sales will commence in the course OF q week or
so, as soon as the goods can be arranged. de IA
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OPERA HogsE.-We briefly announced
Yesterday that the Buckley Troupe would
open the Opera House ON Tuesday night;
su.ce then we have been informed that it
viii be opeued on Monday night, anu We
aiuubt not the house will be croweed, as the
p,ess every where speaks in loud praise OF
she company. They are the true and .snu.
sue Buckeys.
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BALANCE OF THE LOT.

BALANCE OF THE LOT.
NY one disposed to help in closing out the
\ remainder OF the stock OF
GENTS WINTER GLOVES,
Can find some good bargains at No IS.
tel Jill DAWSON.
{, EtiAKS--We have a large assortment OF
- Havana Sessrs, which we offer low at whole
sale and retail.
te2 Nj 4 e A SANTOS.
SUPERIOR SEED TOES.
FEW hundred bushels OF Sc lected Seed Pc.
1AtAtoes, momently expected by the Schr.
Fulton, OF Nowburyport, Mass. These Pota.
toes were formerly sold by Capt. Jackman -
Bring in your orders soon or you will IA ISIS
your chance.
te3 DELK Il LINDSEY.
ATLANTIC DRUG STORE.
~ EASONABLE ADVICE All those suf-
- fering with coughs, colds, splitting OF blood,
sc, are recommended TO trya bottle of Mrs.
Gardeners Indian Balsxm OF Liverwort and
Hoarhound. This preparation Is made from an
Indian receipt and contains the virtues OF ~
different kinds of roots and herbs. for sale by
JOHN II LUDLOW,
lee Atlantic Drug Store.
nURE OLIVE OlL-Just received, 6 box.
L es OF pure Olive Oil for sale low by
l. W WEBB,
-fesl rs Main street.
(,Aspil.E SOA 80 boxes now on hand aud
~ tor sale low Aiso large lot OF Fancy
Soaps.
fell W WEBB.
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NOW GENTLEMEN.

NOW GENTLEMEN,
I ',ou want very tiue Dress Boot, you can
get II by calling at ULLMAN'S,
Opposite the Day Book Office,
AS we have received this morning q lot OF
the finest Boots which ever were in market -
Also very hne Cali Caters with Silk Elastic
A.su fac Oxford Ties, wnich we will Sc II as
cheap as usual. IA
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BARGAINS FOR COLD WEATHER.
A FEW more left OF those heavy Winter
a Gloves OF Cloth, Buskin and Lisle Thread,
lined and unlined. Mems NIerino Drawers
Boys very heavy mixed Cotton Socks. Grips
White and Mixed Worsted Hose. Ladies'
White and Black Lambs Wool and Merino
Hose, and all other Winter goods, to be had at
small prices for cash. tho As
feb2 J H DAWSON
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bNr READ THIS. @Ysa
Lester f. Co.'s Bazaar is the pla &C
to buy Cheap and Fine Clio
thing.
w ASalNU TO close out our stock OF Fail
w AID Winter Clothing to maze room nor
our Spring and summer supply, we otter such
as we have ON hand At yer, .e .uced prices
Persons IN need OF No .rtcls OF Clio hing
WALL lind 1t to their interest to call At the b.
zaar before purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN + LESTER Il co,
te 10 Under the tlantic Hutei.
(Herald copy
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN SOAPS.
800 DOE assorted st,les, some entirely
wv new varieties. or sale wholesale
el6 NJ & e A SANTOS
NuKGICAL INsrtU MA;NNs.-Ameuts.
~ ting Case, Obstetricai Forcers,
epecsla English Cathetsr
lhdi. Rubber Surge Goods,
Elastic stockings, Fine Caps With many other
desii able goods ~ the above line, ali or sale
wholesale and retail.
fei6 Nj =. q C A SANTOS
r Essence, L.guAyra, Rio and
~ Ground, for 8. lie by
fel JE BELL xCu
YEAST POW Dh4NS-Andrew's and Wiz.
L kess, also Barclays superior Mustard Tor
Sale by
'ei6 JE DELL q c.,
III please coPy)
NJ Ew OttLhiANs SUGARS linus prime
~ New Crop N sugar, for sale by retail or
BY the barrel by
te 10 JAS. JONES.
Aa Il just opened another keg OF Prime
l. orange County Butter. ONE and try il at
WIN DRURY'S,
ne II Corner OF Cove and Church ST.
CHIP STORES " bbls Family Mess Beef
- IS bbls Choice aIess Pork,
bois Rump and Prime, i'll store and for
sale very low BY
ie i6 JAS. +. Jones.
IA ANS AND BKEAsTs-A supply OF Bal
"A nmore aud sugar cured Hams. A lot of
handsome Breast Bacon, IN store and Tor sale by
'e 10 JAS. r.. JONES.
LIQUORS AND WINES.
rs bbLs Monensahela whhkey,
~ 70 do ola Rye 10
10 bbis Imitation French Brandy
do Cvgnac 90
Wines OF various kinds. In store and ior
ior sac low by WiLBERN,
le 10 Mo- Campbelfs Wharf
UsT received lot OF Andrews Yeast Pow.
- atfs, fresh and nice, III store and TOR sale
~ + 3 wlLBgRH,
fe 10 No Campbells Wharf.
BROWN LINEN TABLE CLOTHS.
\Aj b have large assortment at 25, 37x, so,
w 62x, rs, e7K, 81, and 81 IS, together
With soBd assortment OF goods in our iine.-
GIVE us ascsil MlLLAR'S,
Tea II Market Square.
WEIGHS PREMIUM FAMILY
FLOUR,
OUSEK EP ElsS, try this Flor, lit Is
Ii really splendid article. We warrant it
tO rise well, make up we'll, bake well and eat
wei. 1t make uost delightful Bread, Biscuit,
Rolls, Cake and Pastry, aud in our opinion,
Welch's Fsmiiy Flour has no superior. Try!
A irrah supply ust IN from Baltimore and Tor
sale at h Z DEMING'S,
iel6 Family Grocery 20. Church st.
kEROSlNE OIL.
wv h have Just received lot Ut the above ar
w ticle, which we are selling low. Bring
down your cans to
A w SMALL & co
No Water street,
lei Next to Ferguson & Belote.
NOW GENTLEMEN,
. w
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Auction Sales.

CARGO SALE OF N. o. SUGAR AND
MOLASSES AND NEW CROP CUBA
MOLASSES AT AUCTION.
nv FRIDAY. Feb a. 1860, at our Ware
" House, on the Dock, i'm Hediately alter the
close of Messrs. Crenshaw & Co.'S Coffee sale.
which takes place at 10 O'Clock, A ri. =, we will
sell the cargoes per Brig Moraney, and Schr
Isaac Hinckley, from Attakapas, consisting OF
SOP hhds Prime 20 Choice Orleans Sugar.
278 bbls do do Molxsses
Also the cargo of Brig Marietta, direct from
Matanzas, Cuba, co.'s listing Of
73l hhds Prime Cuba Molasses,
1874 tierces do do do
i bbls do do do
Terms of Sale-For sums under 500, cash
over 500, 4 months credit for approved nego-
table paper.
CHAS T WORKMAN A co,
lie l7-tds Auc'rs.
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PORTSMOUTH CRY MATrERs.-fn our issue
OF yesterday, we merely gave synopsis OF
the proceedings Of the Council at their meet
ing on Wednesday night, concerning the
deduction on the salaries of the City OH
GERS. Since then we have. through the
kindness of friend, received full state
ment; and we think it is but just and
fair that we should here rrnarH that the OBJ
ject of the Eouncll in making the deduction
in the salaries - tn. Gitg Oiiiciais, was
account OF tie heavy debt the city has con-
tracted for inprosem "a II vtriois kinds,
and for the purpose of liquid ,tiug the same
they resorted to the above means. Annexed
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A GOOD OPPORTUNITY
now offered to commence the GENERAL
i COMMISSION BUSINESS, with a new con-
Germ, eligibly situated, one OF the members of
which proposes to leave the city for other en-
gsgements. Address Bcx 1863, with real naine
early. feb q
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SERGEANT'S SALE.
THE CANAL SCHR LADY WASHING
TON.
by order of Judge K n Baker, made in va
- ca ton, will on Saturday. the 25th of Feb
rnary, 1850, at II O'Clock. A M, sell for cash at
Wills Dock, the Schr Lady Washington, with
her tackle, apparel and furniture, to satisfy an
attachment in my hands in favor of John Hip
kins Co, VS. the Schooner Lady Washington.
THOS CORPREW,
fe l5-l0t Sers't of the City of Forfolk.
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" ALIKE & CO.,
" IMPORTERS AND .FOBBERS,
Old Stand, next to Herman & Co.
A kE now receiving heavy supplies of Drugs,
"A Chemicals, Paints, Oils and Glass Ware.
Liberal inducements offered to the trade (onlv.>
lie III Wake & CO.
LADIES BALTIMORE MADE MOROC.
COS.
LADIES BALTIMORE MADE
n Moroccos,
Ladies Baltimore made Moroccos,
Ladies Baltimore made Moroccos
Gentlemen's Baltimore made Shanghais.
Gentlemen's Baltimore made ShaDphais.
Gentlemen's Baltimore made Shanghais,
Gentlemen's Baltimore made Shanehais,
:. new lot of the above well known good qHsl-
ity Shoes. received to-day per express.
ULLMAN'S,
fe 10 Opposite the Day Book Office,
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III. SNOW, Auct'r.
AUCTION SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, JEWELRY, FANCY
GOODS, DRY GOODS, OIL
DAINTINGS, Cutlery OF all kinds, Hard.
L ware. Segars. &C., every night at 6x o'clk.,
and on Tuesdays and Fridays at IL o'clock A.
NJ. and at retail every day. Sale at store No.
50, Main street. H. SNOW,
no l4-4m Auctioneer.
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FuRs, FuRs.-We deem it our duty to call
! The attention Of the citizens of Norfolk and
The vicinity to the continuation o! the great
--eale Of Furs, which will be continued to-
account of the balance OF the stock having
not arrived. in tomOrrow's sale there Will
be some of the costliest Furs ever offered,
in all varieties. To morrow is the last day
of the sale so E.y~ ladies do not fail IT, al
land.
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THE W EArHER.-The practical Importance
OF the quality of that commodity, known as
the weather, has perhaps been more. point
eddy brought to the andersta nding OF per-
SONS in all branches of business, during the
last four or five weeks than at any previous
period Of the last quarter Of century,
Farmers have sat silently and idly by their
tresidas only to lock out with vain regret
upon their frozen fields, unable to break the
sod. Merchants have found their business
dull, by virtue OF the embargo of ice upon
the country trade. Mechanic have found
II almost too cold to work, aud indeed eve-
xsybody and every thing has been more or
,sss in a comat0se condition on account of
he cold and disagreeabe weather. March,
the opening month OF Spring will soon be
here, the icy bonds will be broken, and in
their places we shall have balmy breezes,
and genial suns. On yesterday morning,
however, old "Boreas," blo,oed one of his
biggest trumpets, sending hats on the wings
Of the wind, throwing dust in the eyes of all
parties, and displaying embroidered skirts,
with pretty CATERS, in style in which they
are not usually advertised by the dry goods
mel chants or deaieI in shoes.
The weather to-day is clear, but quite
COIL. But we won't complain, Spring is
coming as last as it can.
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hEhOSlNE OlL.
wv II have just received lot Of the above ar
w ticle, which we are selling low. Bring
down your cans to
A w SMALL & co
No Water street,
lei Next to Ferguson & Belote.
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4 4 ANS AND b Il h;A s'rS-A supply of Il.
"A umore aud sugar cured Hams. A lot OF
handsome Breast Bacon, IN store and Tor sale by
10 10 JAS. r., JONES
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FOR RENT
A ND possession given Immediately. The
"A House on New Castle street, at present
occupied by the Norfolk and Petersburg Rail-
road Company.
Apply at the office of the Company for fur.
ther particulars.
iy l9-tf
(Herald and Argus copy)
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A REAL GOOD CHANCE

krOR bargain in Cloaks, Shawls. press
= Gooas, Cassinetts, Under Shirts, &c. We
have too many of the above goods on hand
ana wan oiier them until the 1st of March al
greatly reduced prices. in order. to have az small
a stock as possible at that time.
r!ease come along with the cash and vou
will get moe than Its value ~"
MlLLAH'S Cash Bargain Store.
Nal
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IIQUUhS AND WINES.
C6 bbLs Monensahela Whhkey,
~ 10 do ola Rye do
y Is do oo
10 bbis imitation French Brandy
S do Cognac DO
Wines OF various kinds, In store and ior
Tor sale low by / u WILBERN,
!e 10 Mo- Campbelrs Wharf
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PAKTN ERSHJP
THE firm of GRIFFITH, WILSON d
i o., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, the arrangement taking effect from i ST
OF January, 1850. All persons indebted viii
please make early payment either of the frs
win sign in liquidation. -' IA al
f GRIFFITH,
TO GEO WILSON,
zee JOS MOORE.
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Policies iaued md rsaeEsdiu TIE ab0vo Cd, reliable
and vel ried Company
Losses promptly adjusted, aid paid a. the arsncy By
GEO WI CROOK. AGENT.
as g 49, aH~arH
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A FnTEREe HoUsr.-Tuoss q on I


HoUsE--Ilose q our readers
vbo peTused an ardce We wrote few asss ago upn ths
sbiecs or ts water works, as5ut-i % b. built in III.
cry. vii renemb-r that we suggested ne IDEA o hsv-
mE two reservoirs, one % Be cut nrariy % O. Level vim
he river and at a short di1anss from it ire other % b
ca high ground aud 81 Ear elevated a. to suppiy sister q
q iessi some o. ne up7sr stories q dreninzs. ne
vatsr you'd, with proper manaEsmsnt "seps' mrouga
OF psresiate the rro-nd, natural or zrfifsisl between
ts ioser reservoir snd the river, arriv NJ in TIE rsssr-
voir fais1aby altered iron the md; inthis purIaed coz
dilu II w0uld Be pumEsd into The upper reservoir The
roughly ske;cisd oscillations presented b oou1cl on
T~turslsy night advanced a dferens proposition. The
elmniuce propose % build bat one ressrroi nsEsrfng 20
VIA. We have asovs aledths upper reservoir near
n-snsnsosas-iy higher than it, a. least partially So
hey purpose 20 buiaa altering h1uss," win EuIs
for feet mick, sns cher parts IN proportion. At scme
distancs sbsve hs hoor o. this "hoase" iron bars are 90
cross fFom waH 10 val. Upan these bars are 10 te
paced roka hru broken Et1ze, then sani, TIE whole
making q distance O. MAE feet. Through ne whole o.
this nine feet o. material al tie water required for ne
Use o. tc city is 70 Ne forced By ne power o. ne sngiEs
that pumps the amutJy water" from TIE brsEn boson
o. th- Mississippi. Ts water, IL Be- autidpaied. vouId
rise through the sanI clsa I'd q ne mad, antin readi-
ness b. fan into he reservoir, from hsnos &c be distri-
butsd through The city.
Tls process seems TO c. o b costly and buuEiirg
uue. rhs euzine would an; draw the mud and wafer
from TIE river. J. w0ald hen free the mixture a. %
nearly, II nj quite, he level Of The reservoir, and hen
The water must be forced through uine feet o. matsrial.
We haze 20 v0-t e. hand b. vhisa % oieulsis the
amount q hyd-os'atc pressure ne sngins u0uid have
10 contend AGAINST, and o. hydraulic force to exert. bu'
we hinE il nut BE- enormous. The work would vs
therefore nink, be expensive. L seems 10 us IL world
Ala hs hurrsi-a b.csuss. IL re auu~aherd ne natter
rightly. ms Uais- arriving 81 each stroke q The engine
vould have e Dc forced. not only throush the uine feet
Of material, bot aiso i1r0ugh mui len y ne water
! forced % by previous strokes. We nay, h5Wsver, have
misunderstood the spela1au0us upon this point. One
b NJ, however, is certain, hat upon his plan he mud
he'd IL The uater Houli have tnbe forced ~ 70 the ressr-
roir, only % be SEPARATED and, We Eupgois hauisd d1EH
aaain- radhsr cd Icy Wy Of doing businsn, &,
rrusa- ID IA
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-g,.s:: ssnay S. 1890,

Etrts Uhers az pr
"a her rights The most reHoluts- -
hpause before be took a steft ee
sr q the Union, and n e.
be believed Was the on
-rhe only security OF 10 -, "
~ TT - ahfTe nv fhn s
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For Stoves, Crates, Msntslss House Furnish
ing Gooas, etc, etc.. see suea-rans 4 stau1a's adTsT-
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A FrxED FArT-Thst Sands Pale Cream
Ale Is ne ba manui.csursd IN ths Uatsi suiss
als 4 he mes dsIioats E1ait uQu5r mznuiazrred and
wher lrssred fuoa 3 sod siock Is not ne rank bitter,
blaes, uausesdur stud usaauy oalied Az, but g pheasant
psiatssie, slightly lnllaung arena ie 1a @e ss
rsrl. prunouncst ~ rhsuists aud physicans - he-iiag
and nourlshins b lost peuie aulm.ny turAiids Haol
ss.nss Pale crsan Als. rhich Is a~efn1Wieesd ~ nc
p~hyriciuns sBa dlaens o. Asu1his e BE an invaiu-h'e
institufion, snd bey0nd rivalry Or emPeunon from any
onsr beverages. FLEMIN6 &UpkHAEI are he
poralar assnts, 81. Chsries. AlEas a-sa Can and
10 "a f,s arz-ius
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Mattress Mandatory
10 THE PUBLIC II GENERAL
TIRE Il

Z RESPECTFULLY aunouncs n ne people o. Nsuphi'
and vicinity that IhsFe Enf always keep On bard, al
ny menufaceys on Jefsrsen street between Ihit 20.
Fourib, near ne ns1ters large as1oriment q
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See F. H. Clark Cas- column.

Hardware, Agricultural Implements, MI
achlnery. Real sfverassusntof
uHGILL. BROS. 4 CO.
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A BAAvr.-Ons Of The braves who

A BRAvE.-0ne Of the braves who have
the courage to vhl2 Wemsn, uss iniroauoedto the reoor-
der yesterday win al due han5rs. His name Is &c.
CLARKE. and he resides en- ChicthsEE sueetby he nav
yard. Afaithful narrative vas made o. his persona
pozsrs and masnsnimous hohlsvsmsu.s, from Ealoh II
appeared that without fear or faitsriug, win no trembls
In his knee. and n, culver on his iIp, be had nned ~
his tHaes and, with uudsuuied bravery, beat his wife,
He 2 6 only s.ruz her, but kspt on his bioUs Until hl
had en- ilsd him eli 70 ne proud dislasuon o. a hrrt-
class brave. sruzk with admirsiioa At ooniurt 90 rare
" parau-led, the recorder Informed him that the city d
Memphis would honor him and his lo,ty deeds ~ aecep.-
ing fromhim ne smouni sf twenty dol an, tozsthsr win
s5ns a~daitionaI era uity required e pay the LEGAL sz-
psnses involved in according the catering d~istinei0r
conferred u7on him.
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