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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-24
nF AYoRs OF THE GREAT CITIES

- 10 OYuegistA, Apet AeoAriss And PhyeAsenae
Y several eitiss Aavs siessd dssaneate9
sAase to - that the remedies q Dr. J. 9. Al
CO., 81 Lowell, AYERS 6AkSAPAklLk4
Ills. AGUE CURE, and CHERRY PICTORIAL
70 6ssa fe1hd % - n64tsinsg Of gYsot sxsshOe
4 worthy the confidence 81 The sonnaAity.
HON. JAMES COOK,
Mayor OF LEVEL.
HON. ALBIE BRARD,
Mayor Of Nashua, u. Il.
HON. :. ". HARRINGTON,
Mayor Of anohsstsr, Nh.
Hon. JOHN ABBOTT,
Mayor Of Concord, n. d.
HON. A. n. BULLOCK,
Mayor OF Worcester, Mass.
HON. NATnNL sILsBIE,
Mayor Of Salem, Mass.
HON. n. ". LINCOLN,
Mayor Of Bostop, Mass.
HON. ". n. RODMAN,
Mayor OF Pro evidence, B. /.
HON. AMOS ". PRENTICE,
Mayor Of Norwich, Ct.
HON. ). N. HARRIS,
Mayor Of New London, Ct.
HON. CHAs. S. DoDTER,
Mayor OF Montreal, G. 3.
HON. d. r. TIEMAN,
Mayor of New York City.
HON. Ii. NJ. KINsTREY,
Mayor OF Hamilton, @. w.
HON. ADAM WILSON,
Mayor Of Toronto, G. W.
HON. r. N. BISHOP,
Mayor Of Cincinnati, o.
HON. /. H. CRAWFORD,
Mayor Of Louisville, Ky.
HON. JOHN SLOAN,
Mayor Of Lyons, lows.
AUN. JAS. McfERTEEE,
Mayor Of Bowmanville, CIV.
HON. JAS. W. NORTH,
Mayor Of Augusta, Me.
HON. HENRY COOPER, Ja.,
Mayor Of uallowell, Me.
HON. JAS. s. BECK,
Mayor VI Fredericton, n. B.
HON. WILLARD NYE,'
Mayor OF New Bedford, Mass.
HON. J. C. BLAISDRLL,
Mayor Of Fall River, Mass.
HON. ". Ii. CRANSTOS,
Mayor Of Newport, X. |.
HON. FRRD srAHL,
Mayor Of Galens, Ill.
HON. JOHN loDoDEN,
I Mayor Of Dubuque, Iowa.
HON. THOS. CRpTCAfIELD,
Mayor Of Chattanooga, Tenn.
HON. r. d. BAU1H,
Mayor Of Memphis, Tenn.
Hon. HERMAN L. PAGE,
Mayor az MiIwankaa Wa
HON. ". VAUGHN,
Mayor OF Racine, Wis.
Hun. A. FAIR,
Mayor Of Kenosha, Wis.
HON. JOHN g. HAiNEs,
Mayor Of Chicago, Ill.
HON. A. J. NOBLE,
Mayor Of Montgomery, Ala.
HON. W. nQLYBAD.
Mayor Of Columbus, Ga.
HON. THOs. FRENCH,
Mayer OF Burlington, Iowa.
HON. wM. LEIGHTON,
Ex-Mayor Of Keokuk, Iowa.
rtify that the resident Druggists have asssrs
them
rtify that the resident druggists have assure
them
rally that the resident Druggists have assur.
them
AYERS sARsAPARILLA
AYERS sAkSAPAkILLA
AYERS SARsAPAkILLA
n sxcsllent remedy. and worthy the conAdsn
Of the community.
J IN sxcsllent remedy and worthy the eonAdsn
Of the community.
} a excellent remedy, and worthy the conAdeu
Of the community.
ATEHsS sAMsAPARILLA
For Spring Diseases,
For Purifying the Blood,
For Scrofuia or Kings Evil,
For Tumors, Ulcers and Sores,
For Eruptions and Pimples,
For Blotchrs, Blsins and Boils,
FOR St. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipsl
Ter letter, or Sal, Rheum,
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October 10, 1860 dim

OS.gtnal NOsIce.
To L. W Buell.. Wn. r. Buell., n. A. Day, Miller,
Mayhem Co, Jas. =. Bruce, VIM. b. L. Rud-
dck, state 81 ie~a for ths ass Of the kchnol
You arc hereby notified that on or before the
4 eth day of Oct, 1850, there will 10 on 6ie 10
the clc1k 1ics of the district Court Of Lee Co.,
iowa, ct ~ Nadis n, petition In equity ~ WIN
u. Williams, praying for the sals of lots and 4,
block 1875, in keokuk, Iowa. under foreclosure II
= mortgage thereon made 10 him By Mary A. Pol
ser. dated 4th ii March, 1885, recorded ~ 10th
1853, in book s. page 376. securing her two notes
Also for the extinguishnsnt OF all interest you
Or any Of you may have acquired In said lots, and
Tor costs and genera reltef.
Andyoo must appear and enswer said petition By
Court 70 % neid ON the il. ivas.y u css isS:.
or decree wall b. hsd ttefen By default, - prayed
for. II. SCOTT HOWELL,
Oct. y. lsso-d Atl'y.for Petitioner. i
20 ~. - . LsS.. nence.
VOU ere hereby notified that there II now on Ale
i IL the once Y the Clerk Of The District Court
Of Lee County, lows, at Fort Aadison petition Of
G. W. Barry claiming Of you tho foreelesurs 1t :
=. sa Barry, .s.A ss
upon the, property known . the kagls Tavern
stand. IN Charlsstop, Lee County, lows, snd !.
Giyen u escure yourpOtes 70 said Hickman for thu
sum of 4716, due In ten and sixteen months from
date.
Unless you appear ana answsr thereto on or be
fore the "a day Of the nAxt term Of said Coart t.
! be begun and hAld ~ Fort Madison In December
next said petition will be taken pro confesso and
decree - prsysd for rendered against you thereon
| FRANCIS HEMPLE,
Nov. s, IBS0-d Atty for Pit6.
i nnn FLOUR BARRELS
i ,UUU ~ III. getty MIL1rS" For price In
auirs u w. II. AUSTIN n o..
! JslyiedAw 1is Msin-st.
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Keokuk Drug Store.
EIflh.streel, bet. .fnsn 4 BlonaeAa
kEOkLK, IOWA

lLARG X assortment OF Drugs,
"A Chemicals, Instruments anu
Fancy articles just receiy ed =
the above establishment, com
prising all the new Chcmies
Preparations, Tilder 'sFluii RI
tracss, Trusses, Akdomips Sup
portcrs, Pesssries, spe, ulI MS o
ell kinds. Stcthoscopes, Cattle
tiers. Spermatorrh9a King al,
some splendid ca.es of Char
riere's superior instruments.
These articles having lie nse
lcctej With special reicrei CO |,
the known wants OF the ,r.ic
the best terms to Physicisrs a
April lsdsw TIL
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ATEH's sAMsAPARILLA.
For Spring Diseases,
For Purifying the Blood,
For Scrofuia or Kings Evil,
For Tumors, Ulcers and Sores,
Tor Eruptions and Pimples,
For Blotchrs, Blains and Boils,
For St. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipslas,
Ter letter, or Salt Rheum,
For Scsid Head and Ring Worm,
Tor Cancer and CAncer Sorcs,
90 Sore Eyss, Sure Ears, aud EamoTs,
FOR Female Di.eaees,
For Suppression and lrregularity,
Tor Syphilis or Venerai Disease.
Tor Liver Complaints,
For Diseases Of tho Heart.
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AYERS SARSAPARfLLA,
CHERRY PICTORIAL,
AYERS PILLS, and
AYERS AGUR CURE.
PREPARED BY
DR. J. C. AVER & CO.,
LOWELl. MASS,
And Sold BY al DrusgiAts everywhere.
FOLD NJ
BARTLETT, KAYE \ Co., Kssksk, Iowa.
J.. s. GAY. barIing IN. lows.
ntrHAhDbtpN. AkLLiER 90, 1t. Louis.
1unn1Abuen-inaAltu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-06-09
TRTsfERS Sc 0F I'D EsTATE.

TN rusuancr % The provisions Of q deed q trust made
II ty johnson Vaughan. dated April 9Th 1883. and reg
Istered IN tbe cree = the Register n Shelby county,
Tennessee. IN belk Ne IS p1EFs $50, a5I and ass cor
veFLuE % ne re following described Dot q ground, lying
IN said county q Shelby. being q fractional plH % he
John Ramsey 1000 acre grant and a part ofthe hry-tUp
acre tral % land purchased uucer a deed q the chzz1s-
" c1ur at CarthaEe- Tennessee, in the year ISIS, BY
EusE1 v. E85es1l- since susan " Hms b. luiernaE-
rizze with r ". Hills. beng the Jet o. E-0und kn0Wn
and d-esi-uated BHul sid HIS plan q Subdivision Of
said a1v-tEo acre tract as surveyed by william Crane,
NAY, 1885 aslot Kos faftyl ard bounded az fullWsi
t8-wr F-0uriar one hundred and two feet On tc west
side o. Suzerr street ana Uu1nIn- back UestUardly,abe
tween parallel lines, at riEht angles % said street one
hundred Ezd eighty feet 10 an alley fifteen feet vide,
ani bounded on the s1uh by lOt No g o. the sane
plan IWll expose said TO- - ground 70 public sale Tor
ca-h 10 The highest bidder on Saturday, Tie 90 day q
Jgne, 1852 IN front q TIE Register one in the city
o. Memphis This tote rr1undl is 90 be sod free from
the equity af r-edemplu1, which Is expressly waived IN
the deed q trust, So that zn ahso-ute fee simple title
cen 5e given b the purchaser
SYLVESTER BAILBT, Trustee.
Nev 80. 1850. my20td
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Al called meeting e ne Nemphis TypoguphiuI
Uaioa. No. u, held 81 nvfnribis Hall On Friday nora
fur. u make arrrnesmsnts for ne burial q oar deceased
broeher z. P GAGE, Who cane 70 his oesth b. droUu-
iug o. t6e sh inst 3 oommitise vas appointed % dram
-essiutious expressive o. ne sense o that BODY which
osumfttee rsp5rted the flioFings
WHEaEAs ne hand o. death has fallen ugln this
bodr % ne person q SIR late bIeshsE 3. p Gage. 10 tAs
oosnlnr Of rhaf promised 10 b. 8 useful snd honorable
manhood; therefore,
RsaolBsd. mat IN the sudden death o. our deceased
nrrsser. While In the possession o. health and hope, and
ne prospect Of . long aad usefui life, this Union resoE-
pfses one Of these dispsnsaiious Which teach ~ what
sbsssvs We are and What shadows We pursue
Reszlued. mat his body feels hat in ne death o.
NJ. Gage il has Iost d valuable and worthy member,
whose example Of uprightness in life, q probiiy q
esaraaer, 81 stsa1fsstness to ~principls, viii siaad =
living monument 10 tbs heart o. every one who knew
and appreciated ha virtues.
Rsolecd. Thst his body oner heir sincere condolences
to tie relatives o. ne deceased. and ne secretary Be
directed 70 forward % his family copies Of these rsso-
Iutioas.
RstoiBefl hattie city paPsrs Be requested 90 cory
these proesedinEs aad resolutions.
s. P. BLssETT,
:. I. NELSON,
O. A. HTEHK
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A Valuable Medicine.

OUR t1unsman, M. q. T. Stuart. one ct he original
p-stenisss Of " STARTS Patient Kay and Cotton Press"
has late discovered q cure Tor Dyspepsis, which has
been pronounced By those who have tried h with sue
cess, a. The best and suresi remedy ever found Tor that
disease. M. Smart has lust returned from some o.
me upper counties 10 the middle portion u tie State,
where he had gone t. get ome o. The iasI siients Tor
Bis medicine. It is called the " Permanent cure " and
is compounded % herbs ant roots, entirely free frog
poisonous substances sEd nause0us drugs. 70 is Of his
Jan dldias Out, and the testimonials, some Of vhieh be
has sh5wn.us, are certainly proof 1" strong enough" q
It's smzacy and value.
NJ Stuart was not as successful as be desired In set
uusa suhcient quantity o. the ueediul here on bis visit
TIE demand being 50 great and orders Continually coming
ia. Hehas prepared what be has received, which may
be found, in small qusauues, al ne huoving places;
"a. II. Pau s. Co., and T.. s. Parhan, LaGrangei and
o. DIR 2 DeAragon. MOSCOW. s. MAnsasH 4 Co.
are the sole SCENTS Tor the 4" Permane Cure" In Mem
plis Olher d~rusgists viii be furnished as quick as the
medicine can be eompoundsd--La6rlnEs Monitor.
HAu persons ami1tss with Dyspepsia viii ans re-
lief b. the use O; this medicine, and. after one trial,
w1uidno clnsent tobe deprived o. % for any sum
myZ9-Ims
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Adminirfrafnrs Nntine

HAVING taken cut letters o. standardization On the
III esizfs Of ominic Rado. deceased, a. the Hsy
term Shelby County C5urt, 1850, fhis Is 20 notify al
pers1ns having claims against said estate 90 present
Lhem. duly authentioatei, IN proper tine, OF they VIII
be barred Al persons cvIng said estate, are requested
% make immediate payment
myI0-Im BEIDGET RATIO, Admiaiaratrir.
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JAMES w. = & CO.,
c9A UUECETT CTpEET

PHILADELPHIA PENEA-,
1TAEuFACTrREES and Imprfers q God, Siive
NJ End Steel Frame Spectacle, Surveyors Compares
RnEineers' Transits, Levels and Drshiur Iustrmpets
FhiisEphioal Apparlfrs fu- Schools and Colleges
Micrgsoanes. Stereoscopes and Views SPY Glassfs, etc
A priced and illustrated catalogue sent By mail free On
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QUEsTIoN-Whsre can good clothing be
bought cheap? To sll such we say, Of Tick
nor, Robbins & Co., next door to the Planters
bank, on Jefferson street. They are just in
receipt OF al the late styles Of new goods, and
can serve YOU right. TrTit.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-06-09

AT LIBEETE.-Our readers will remember
that, several months ago, a man named R. l.
Boggs was convicted in our criminal eourt Of
completely in an assault upon Mr.. Paneoasi,
with intent to Kill, AMI that be was sentenced
to three months Imprisonment in the county
jail and to pay a fine Of five hundred dollars.
The period Of the Imprisonment expired yes
tsrday, and Boggs svaled himself OF the in
solvent oath and was set at liberty.
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Oerk,s sale.

H B. Meacbam, aam'r
vs.. fPetflIu o. FoL slaves o. pay
=. Robinson q a. esbt.
DT virtus o. a decree o. The county orrt o. shelby
ID county, tennessee. In above cause. made 90 the Nay
term, 1880. Of taid court, I viii otter 81 puhllc sale, 60
the high-sth idder, az the ralroad depot a. Couisrsvile,
% SATURDAY, the 30th Gay o. June, 1850, the follow
irg slave, to-Uit Caroline and her iufant child EeIlv,
heiangirg % the estate % p b. R1bius.n. deceased.
Terms cash. o P. IRRELEVANT, CLERK
-r-u.-M
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LJoTD's STEAMBOAT AND RAILWAY GUIDE.
Mr.. Hits. news agent under thr Worshsm
House, has laid upon our table the June num-
Der OF the above named work. This number
Is illustrated with several handsome enErav-
ings, among them life-like likeness Of our
energetic and highly esteemed fsII0w-eitzen,
sam Tate, president OF the Memphis and
Charleston railroad. The work is highly in
struetive and almost invaluable to travellers.
II may be had Of Hits, at the Worsham House.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-06-09

WAsHISGToS, June B-sESATE-Senat1 Green re-
ported adversely 70 the petition from Utah Territory,
asking for admission into the Union as a State.
Senator Trumbul's bill, providing FOR the Carrying
into erect existing treaties between The United States
japan and China. was taken ~ snI passed.
HousE.-The contested election case between J. Rich
ard Barrett, Democrat and p. P. Blair IT., Republican, o,
St Lsui, district vas tsken up and the seat given %
The hitter.
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Ladies, rem ember that the auction sale
Of fine fancy dry s0odsis continued this morn
ing, at No. 4J5Msdison street, next door to
sPeeht's confectionery. Also, 10 the evening
at 4 o'clock, and from day to day, at the same
hours, until the entire stock is closed cut
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THE ST0EM.-Ths storm Of yesterday morn
iEg was very severe in this latitude, and did
some trihing damage to buildings and shrub
berry in the vicinity. ABORTION Of the roofing
on the post Office building was displaced, and
a number OF forest trees in the suburbs up
rooted.
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RIrar InteIIiRence.

LouIsvILLEs June 6, ?. M-Ths river at This poin
is rising with Eve feet three inches water in the channel
ST. LOUIs, jane S, P N--The Mississippi river al
Dis pant is rising rrpidy, with nihe feet SIX inches 70
ten feet 10 the ohannelt to Cairo. The upper Mississippi
is swelling. Tie Missouri river Is rising with FROM I'VE
to six feet water on the bars. The Illinois river is re-
esding. A rise Of seven feet in the Arkansas river is ire
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We zs authorir-d - aHnouaos WV. n SIXTH,
$50. q Brownsville, g 2 cau9iLate for Chancellor q
Tie ska Division. ton tic ra-anT Ce-aEilHee by he
resir1utien % Hon. Iszac B. williams Election Mon
day, June 3, $50 mTl2-GtTawte'
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spttiaI @atass.
among the Many Preparaffons

ALUUU. TIT MUUT NNtUNIuIIUUH
bs pubiir ss certain cures or ne fever ana
AEua. none have seen p eeivsd Ei;hsueh especial favor
Is d.. J. n s~tstier's Celebrated Stomach Bitters. This
ionic has heen circulated, and ~ many virtues pfouul-
stated throughout ne States, and every day ne propris-
ters are greeted Win tas intelligence o. some dreadful
case vanquished BY ne use o. their CELEBRATED biitsrs.
Ir our principal cities here are bat few families Who
nesieei ne biters in furnishing thsir msdlaue~iassts.
As tsnir. Be- ls both mild and agreeable 10 The asfe, and
siimulauus 10 its action upau tie system For GER
tain curs far the Fever an Asus, Flaiuiency, DyspePsin
and al oiher m1rbil diseases, it Is sure md mequaied.
For sale b. druggists snd essisn generally svsJ-
where. HOsIErrER a SMITH,
Msaufaaurers and Prop7ieiorEs
gssdtEaEiu No So Wsisr anf Sc Froai street.
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MTERs, THk CoUETERFEITEK.-John Myers,
the man accused Of passing a five dollar
counterfeit bill On Mrs. Burk, and with having
other counterfeit money in his possession, was
committed for final trial on both charges yes
tsrdaF in default Of bail
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Trustee's sale.

Is a~rc1Tt1rce with ne proflsiurs e q deed % trust
II execlref ~ 4 Eetchrm, on tae 46h day o. M1y,
l+a an uhIeh D. q record In me REGISTERS omca q
shelly comfy. Tennessee, IN tQ1E No 40. Dart !, pages
e3 and Co. ] wlus al trustee, sel 20 the highest bllier,
fr cash. nfrout u tae law once 81 Turuage a. Tayisr,
IN ne city of Memphis. on SATURDAY, 1h dHyof gliv,
1850 alto 0'cQck. A. ~, ire iollgEiuE described io1 o.
lEui sitaaie lnthe county 81 slelby. state q Tennesses
AID bounded a. follows; SEEING Doc No % OF the estate
% Robert Weakleg, deceased, negilninE urou Thauaa
Weaklegs ageule, AZ the cor-er % q G-foot aVsuus,
raining dEe east thence west with said GTenue iqoG O r.
o stake Mclce n1rih 100 fssti mence east 1000 feet
% a ftske o. Thomas Weakesfs aVelua thence s1ufh
along said avenue ioC0 fset b ne beEinaing. ne pur-
pose o. said sale IS specifically set forth In sid deed o.
trust. The title o. said lf q add, Ehlcl cmurisss ten
acres. more o. less, is Considered goeL, bat . viii convey
a. trustes- " A. BLYTHE.
les Il Trustee
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The attention Of al Royal Arch Ma
sons is invited % an 4sveuiseneut 40 smother column.
A thief vas committed 70 ne jail on thursday evening
last having 10 his psssesa0n = gold FOB hains % which
uas attached the ksystonso q q Royal Arch Mason. uhis
evIdsuiy been stolen from some member Of the Order
sitbsoeh TIE fhlef protested nat be hai bgnghi IL In
-CAiosgo from needy person, for ne sm Of ten dollars.
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4ofaI NlaHfrs.
safarday morninF,.s:s::June 3. 1850,


Ths Appsal Cousaag Room has boss rsmOrsd
to No. 3 Horard's Rou, up siass, whsTse I'll per-
soaE hzving bssinsss uiih tie o6o ars hsrsafa
requested TO oah
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Notice Builders

CEALED proposals viii Be received BY te under
- signed, C0mmisEioner, al his om-e. in the town %
Searcy, in White oounty, Arkansas. uuti the 2ud day OF
July, 1850. for The erection Of aBRlCE COURT HOUSE
In said county. Plans and spcciEeauoas on file iu the
Clerks omce IN said county, for inspection. F0r par
ticnIars address the rlIersiCued
wvfawns TgP aFTW W0ON Cruuf-si1,rr
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DEcHARGED-Martin Black and H. D.
Foster, the two young men arrested WsdDss-
day on the charge Of shooting the negro Of
John Morgan On Tuesday night, in the vicinity
Of Winchester cemetery, were discharged yes
terday, the complainant with iraWing the pros
~erution-
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Cafch rhe

nN saturday last, between one and I've O'Clock, in the
znernooa. ny residence. near Nonc1unah, Marshall
county, Mss, vas broken iaio b. thieves and robbed o.
vsri51s articles among vhich, we're a small Bore nint
ana steel rife. q pair q bia1k pants, and other small ar
tieias. Any informstion respecting the stolen property
or me robbers, viii Be f~harkfuliy received By ne under-
signed AZ Cslierville, Shelby county Tenn.
mvie-tieusts J. A. HOPPERa
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DomestIo markets. by TelegraPh.

C~NcISsATI, Junss-The Sour market closed very
dali The qnouuons are uaminsi ai st.so8s5. Dat.
are selling 81 pc. Whist-a quoisk It iTse. The
marfet for p~roTisisns closed nrm.
INV York June s-Coit1u- he market sQssd dai
vlh nominal q~uoiaaons a. ltkGuK Fleur.-ns
market closed steady. the sales Of to-day amounting "a
u, D tbis a. esls8s20. Csrn.-ms market closed 81
prica. rEnfias from 81 b p ca per busheL Ehish b is 81
advance o. one cent. Pork-The market closed Dun a
is,0oGis.50. Beef closed dun. Lard IN bbs Is selling
Al uAauHc s. With sales o. 25obb's.
sHurFIEo LIsr.-rhs shippirE list o. to-morros
win report The octton market sbaing almost siagnant.
ne saIs- o. thepasi tares days amount % 1850 hniel
stuEc. Freighn on cotton 70 Liverpool Ne. Tobase,
The market closed steady. surar-ihe market closed
very active and o little excited heres an advance q
Ne. with Isrge sales. aoiasses-ha market closed
steady az TIE previous rates. The rates Of exchange On
Ioufou ana Purls romaln unchanged-
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TIE RAIE-Ws were visited by a refresh
ing rain storm IN this latitude about daylight
Yesterday morning, a favor greatly needed By
our planters The dust was efsctaally aaayed
in cur streets, the atmosphere was cooled, and
vegetation generally revived.
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Carnthers' History ofa sui,

AAhcAh AAAetvAs u Law suit
rHE BASIS or rae GODS OF TENEEssEE-A
small edition win issue from ne prea In q few days.
u uutsius sr hundred and seven'y-ene rages, smbrac-
ins mauy forms q ~p,sadinE. etc.
orders for t. ~ineosing the price. must be addressed
70 Col Wm. carufhsrs, Lebanan, Tennessee
TIE price h IS per Eiags opy. n b. be sent By
mail, nny cents in postage stamps mun BE- inaased.
Twelve copies win be sent 70 q single address b. any
cher conveyance directed, fE go, and twenty-five
copies for 800. ie5-2us
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Trnsfeeia Enle.

DY virtue % a deed b. trust dated an Gay 81 AuriL
ID 1870. eHecuied % nae b. ". Rtutst1a sn1 NarI
J1ue, his wife. % secure ne pagnert ~ certain note
therein described, due 10 FOSTER q Halle I vii proceed
O. sell far cash. q ne highest bliisr, 10 front 70 ne
clancerT CLERKS Cmcs, In The city cf Geurllsl %
W~EDNEsDATs the 2dh Day o. Iule, iso, az 10 ocagcEl
A. % TIE f3llaulug described real estate, tp-Fa ne
r1rth-wesl quarter RI lection tHeutT-fsVcu af bHnslip
tFo unrth 81 range uins west. and me east haif % ne
Eufh-eGt quarter q sectllu l~hlriT-fF1 10 tqHnrlip
three uorh q range eight west. lying abaut one and a
hair miles from BrgEnsFlne. Prairie cq1utT. Arkanats
The right q redemption d expressly waived "a ne
deed % tr1sf, ne title s beIeVei D. be- god. bit 7
tha iuzTey only as trustee.
Esd q IT,. UNrHANE trustee
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To CANDIDATES M THEIR FEIENDs.-t is
proper to stats uai so calls upon reutlemen 70 become
c-andilates Tor cmos are charged for IS ether advertise
mems. sad must be uooonpanied win ne cash @ secure
their pubuauo'.
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INSURANCE c
or MEMPHIS.

~ Clark & ~Remington's Photographic
gallery. corner Hsin aud Eadisou streets, entrance
through the Jewsry ars. Photosraphs, smorotypes
and spbersotypas- Call and examine specimens before
" mv7a-lm
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Kirhrh Ward.

II Mr. Joha Nell viii consent to the use Of
bis name as a candidate for Alderman Of the
Eighth Ward, be viii receive the support Of
A. MAgoAITY.