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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-09

BRIDUET-Nissus wants you to send her a box Of c.
pha,Ic Glue, no, a bottle or Prepared Ps,-but I'm
thinking thats got just it Aaither bat perhaps yen be
afthcr moving what j.. le she's nigh dead and
gone with ihe sick Headache and wants OF
that relaiVed her before.
DrUggiSt.-lou must mean spaldiug's Cephalic pills.
Bridy et.-Oct! sure now aud you've sed it, here's,
tn qUarhcr ard Civ I'll: Pills and don; b. all Gay
about il either
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Kansas Relief Concert.

The celebrated American vocalist, LIE
GRAND CUsHNAN, accompanied by Ms
Bennett, the popular ballad singer, and
Mr.. w d Normandis. Guitarist, will give
an entertainment at the Baptist Church
in this city on Monday evening, Feb. It'll
the proceeds to be donated to the relief
of the sufferers in Kansas. This is not,
as some have limited, a nice pretense, to
get out an audience. The agent Of Mr..
c. has exhibited to us receipts for over
5000 in cash and several tons of clothing
and provisions that have been realized
from his concerts within the last few weeks
and which have been transported to Kan
sas free Of charge by the American Elk
press Co. Indeed, that Mr. c. and Miss
Bennett have pledged themselves IN good
faith to devote their entire service to the
! months, is matter of notoriety. The
| following extract of a letter from S. g
Pomeroy shows how the efforts Of Mr.. G.
are appreciated in Kansas:
The noble d;sinterestedness Of Mr.. Cush.
man in appropriating the entire proceeds
! OF his Concert Soirees for six months for
the relief of the destitute in Kansas, is
worthy Of all praise. H,mdrcds Of families
utterly unable to provide for themseyes-
in an Incredible state of destitution-have
| been made comfortable, happy, and thank
full, through the contributions which he
has already forwarded w are eogerhy ana
. a,,r;g,,aLy .catciing liz efforts,
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y-aD- -,

es-ST CSw AED.-A'te- a Thorough trial by innu-
merahle living wiz Herrit Ks Sugar Coated Pills
have proved to be the medicine of the This
ay continues steadily To advance il the estimation of
the world the best family medicine ntrOduc
In all bilious arrangements they fail and as
universal cathartic excel all others. Price 25
See advertisement on third rage.
ocl3-ly ". W CAPEON, TrIreiiRg Agent.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-09
,Arl;iy Realized.

Hi lad N 'orrib!e 'eadache this hafternoon, hand
stepped into the hapothecarics and says hi 10 she
Can you heasc me OF AN eaiarhe 2" " Does 1t
hache ard" says e. irxceediDgy," says hi, hand
upon that e gave me Cephalic Pail, hand pon me
'onor it cured quick tlat / 'ardiy Realized ad
'ad an 'eadache.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-09

~ DID you ever have the Sick Headache, Do you
member te trobi'uE temple the fsyered brow the
Ioa.hi- and disgust tie sight % food. How totally
ua q. Yea for pleasure. conversation study
One tie C,paaic p.s wead have relieved You from
all the sU ring which you then experienced! For this
and other purposes You should always Ia We box (
them on hand 10 use a. occasion requires.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-09

Grain, money, or any other articles suit
ed to the wants Of the suffering will lie
taken in exchange for tickets by George
Bristol, Treasurer Of the Ottawa Relief
Committee, by Mr.. Coilvin, Agent Of the
Am. EXPIRES. Co, Ottawa, or at the door.
Tickets - cts
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-09

FIRrMEH's BALr-TLe members Of Tn
dine Engine Co No ., propose to give a
ball on the evening of the 22d inst, Wash
ingtons birth day. The bail given by this
Co. a year ago was the finest affair Of the
season, and from their high reputation IL
the management Of such things, the public
have every assurance that the approaching
hop viii surpass It's predecessor. The pro.
ceeds are to be devoted to payin. for the
apparatus Of the company, il which orr &
the members themselves.
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BANK Of a5Gawa

Gu Il - !. 4. a &c q s: &, co.
OI4n Prom o'r'ock 1. j. 70 &. o'ci0cF =. 81
EXCHANGE on Chicago and Eastern Cities bought
and sold.
Interest allowed time dspoSites.
Gold and Silver bought and .0id
Collection made in a.. parts Of tie State auL promptly
RENTED the day o. payment, rates
hsnge. Tmar21l
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-09

FAgr WozTH ES.wrs"-SnallinE'- CeIhsl.c Phi are
certain core is- -..a ti-u ache, BioGs Hvsta be,
Nervous Headache C1s'lyeuess and Genera! Dy..iiy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-09

DIED-In this city, the 9Th inst, FRAsCEs :, only
daughter Of Joseph A. and Celia 4. Sherman, aged 2
months and weeks.
sleep 90, dear babe, jesus breast,
For thou art gone to eternal rest. c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-09

GREAT DisCoy Among she most Important Of -!
the great uet cal seoFes, "f this age may be con-j-
I,T,d Size -t,t, vaccination for protection from
rox, tHe C-Pha'ir P,i for relief lie dache. aud
tire E>- 81 QHla.u1 fer te prevention OF fyers, either
Uf which is sure specific whose benefits will De expc
rtncet ~ suffering humanity long aisr their discover
I eEs are forgotten.
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NO DETL4 TON FROM NY PRICES

First Class MP FOOT, Observation-Disclosures. So CO
fNtfa HedNN MP hoo'e ........--.--.- = 10
Heavy Grained double soed Boots ....... 800
Heavy Thick Boots. .... ........ %
Cali Enots---. ---.---...--- IRON - 70 TO q 80
Boys Calf half double socd Boots extra ..... 225
Bows Kip Boots. .--.----..- IRON 81 70 to . 90
Mems Calf and Kip shoes .frem 81 p to 81
Mems Caps from 50 3 30
Mems Hats IRON 10 cts 20 3 On
Womcp's Cong and Side Laced Caters, 30 to 90
Ween's Morocco Sewed Shoes ST cts, 81 81 % l.
Womenrs CAT Bootces Extra, 81 ., Good, 90
Childrens' Calf Bootees, Metallic Tps,6o 10 . cts
Misses Calf Bootees, extra, -.. - cts. to 81 90
CotI over Goats ....... 80. 4 90 to - 90
Pants, Satinet and Cashmere from 10 10 "
Vests ......... ............ from 90 20 9 90
Shirts, Collars, Ties Gloves, Socks, &C.. &c.
My Stock is too large admit Of enunerating prices
July The Pfi es wa be Fond ElndHy Lo1c on All!
Thankful TO my friends and the public for their pat
rohage in the past, hope receive it in the future by
FAIR AND HONORABLE DEALING.
Remember the place, taco doors East of Edmes ARen
d Co.'S Bank, North Court House.
Oct. 6, 1860. FL FIsKE
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Rr. JGsgN ElUssG.EH.

VETERINARY SURGEON, whose success in the
treatment of the different diseases to Which horses
and cattle liable, has been for the last y yed's
satisfactorily established Dr. H. is not one OF those
tuerant that nfest almost every part OF
the country but is permanently located in Ottawa, IL
Unois and Is respensib for all he noes. DIR. H. is
vays To be found at the Central Rouse prepared T.
furnish medicines and to perform any operations acc
cording to the necessity of the case. oec-cm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-09
The Price in Figures Oh Goods,

SO thu. the experienced and the inexperienced buyer
are placed equal footing, and the shah fare
as well rs the other. My Goods Ka5ked Lotc, and
there VIII be
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EtHEaP BOOKS at
~ jan20 ORTON'S BOOK STORE.
NO,ico TO kBaIIitlerS.
Hiss Davis School.

ggSiiIS SCHOOL VII commence on Tuesday, Sept 4iii.
il Room IN the basement az tie BGptist Church
TTTYIDA-Priir.ry, $500; Common English, $4.e0
Ui-hrr Fp-tsh 5000. sepl
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Satisfied from experience that the ONE PRICE sYs-
TEN is the best for 10th buyer and seller have adopted
the plan OF Making
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-06
AIITTLE TOO WILLING.

The following LITTLE scene occurred not a thou
sand miles from our whereabouts
Enthusiastic individual volunteers forthe war
wonders what effect it viii have upon his wife
goes home 20 impart the direful intelligence t
his devoted wife-expects any amount Of sobs
shrieks, etc, from devoted wife:
Husband-timidly-"W Well, Molly rve got
something 10 tell you-sOmething that won't ex
actly please you, but"
Wife-'Oh, well Thomas, oct with IT,"
Husband The fact is, Molly, II; bat
first promise me you won't cry"
Nife-"l won't cry, Thomas, unless ii is very
bad"
Husband-"wen, Molly, Ill am going
to the wars with Capt. @'s company now,
don't take on, my cherished ANGEL"
Wife" Oh, no, Thomas, l won't. I am sat
isfed, and much pleased al your determination.
/ can take care Of myself while You are gone.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at his wiie's indiaer-
ence-"And are You willing that / shall go and
leave you unprotected"
Wife-compoSedly - Certainly; perfectly
willing. lean take care Of myself-don't be
alarmed on my account"
observation-disclosures he smells a rat-"You say
that you are perfectly willing that / shall 20 and
fight in MY cOuntTy's defense 2"
Wife" Yes, Thomas; what can be more
noble than to die in defense OF ones country -
Husband-tO whom the idea of dying never
occurredI And you tell me coolly and dispas-
sionately that you are willing that / shall 90"
Wife-"Y Yes, Thomas. PeJcetiy willing"
Husband-starting up in a ragc-"Well, Mol
~, al that l have to say is, that you are a little
too Id willing"
And Thomas joined the Home Guards"
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PROCLAMATION!
the POStmaSter-GeReFal Of the Cen
federate States Of America.

WHEREAS, By the provisions Of the 81 section Of an
W actof Congress approved August 30ih. 1861. en-
titled AN Act to Collect, for distribution, the moneys
remaining in the several Post Offices Of the Confederate
States ~ the time the postal service was taken IA ehaTs8
by sald Government It Is made the duty Of the Post
matertrenegai 20 make presentation that eli persons
who srs citizens Of the Confedcrat, States Of America,
and who mHy have rendered postal scrvicein shy Of he
States Of this Ceufrderacy, LnGer contracts OF appoint
the Confederate States Government took charge Of such
service, shall present their claims to this Department,
shgl prescribe, by a time therein 70 be set forth. not
less than six months and requiring the claimant to
state underoaih, how much has been paid sud the date
81 sneh payments on account Of the contract or appoint
m-nt under which said claim occurred, and what fund Or
provision has been SCI sPart or male for b. further pay
ment Of the whole or any portion Of the baisnce o.
such claim BY the Cfovern.aent Of the United States. or
Of any Of the States; and they shs1 also STATE, on carh,
wh-theT tn y performed fuiy The service according to
their contracts OF appointments during The time for
which they claim pay, and If not, what partial service
they id Perform, and that deductions have been made
from their pay so Tar rs they know on account q any
failure, or partial failure, to perform sach 3 twice.
Now, therefore, T. DIN IL REAGAN, Postmaster
General Of the Confederate States Of America, do Issue
this, my proclamation, requiring all persons having
claims for POSTAL service, under the foregoing provisions
Of the 81 section Of the above named art to present
said claims 10 the Auditor OF the Treasury for the Post
Ofice Department, FIR examination, on Or before the
lJthday Of March, lcb2, Ia order that ] may mak are
law.
Bank forms for presenting and verifying the claims
WILDE furnished on application TO the Auditor Of the
Treasury for the Post Office Department.
And thereby require all persons who have hereto
fore collected M0ue-s a. postmaster In the states now
composing the COnfsdeTats STATES, and which they had
paid over 81 the time the Confederate STA Is took charge
VI the postal service, 20 make out, unier oath, and seEd
% the Auditor o. the Treasury for the Post Ofice De
garment, on or before the I3th day Of October next, o
general OF Ied2vr account with the United States, for
the service Of the Post Office Department, up to The
time the cnutrul II ths postal service was assumed BY
the Confederate States, in accordance with The general
regulations Of the Post Office Department. issued Nay
18th, 1859, pags Jog. exhibiting the balances il the pcs
session Of such poStmasters-
I'LL Given under NY hand anil seal II the Post
( l. ; AOaice Department 0ftbe Confederate States of
~ AuCrca, at Richmond, Virginia tic l5ih day %
September, in The year l56l.
JOHN H.. REAGAN,
s.91 dIawIv Pustmas.-rG &c erul
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Bully gppeal.
NEVER say FAIL.

Keep pushing-'tis wiser
Than sitting aside,
And dreaming and signing,
And waiting the tide;
In LIES early battle
They only prevail,
Who daily march onward
Who never say fail.
With an eye W open,
And a tongue that's not dumb,
And a heart that viii never
To SORROW succumb;
You'll battle and conquer
Though thousands assaiI
How strong and how mighty
Who never say fail.
The spirit Of angels
Is active / know,
AS higher and higher
In glory they 60;
Methinks on bright pinions
From heaven they sail,
To cheer and encourage
Who never say fail.
Ahead then keep pushing,
And elbow your way,
Embedding the enyious
And asses that bray;
All obstacles vanish,
All enemies quail,
In the might Of their wisdom,
Who never say fail.
In Gfe's rosy morning,
In mRnhoOd's first pride.
Let this be your motto,
Your footsteps to guide,
In storm and in sunshine.
Whatever aSsail,
Wen onward and conquer.
And never say fail.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-06

FIRING Down THE BAY-We are informed
by a gentleman whO came passenger on the White
man, which came through from New Orleans yes
terday, and arrived at the wharf between nine
and ten last night, that at u O'Clock Il number
of heavy guns were heard from the direction of
Fort Morgan, and several rockets were sent up.
The Whiteman was then about eighteen miles
this side Of the Fort and it could not be decided
whether the guus and rockets were from the fort
or from vessels outside.
The only war vessels in sight off Mississippi
sound yesterday were the steamer Massachusetts
and q ~sloop-of-war, name uuknown.-Mo5le
AdgertiSer, Oct. 3.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-06

PRATICAL-The true character Of the Lin
coin blockade begins now to appear. The OBJ
jrct is clearly, not to blockade the ports of the
Southern States but to liz around our inlets, and
by false signals and other dishonest strategctic
means steal everything they can dccoy into their
grasp The fact is well known that no inpOr-
tant harbor has been effcctlalIy guarded since
the war commenced, and yet they call it a
hioekading squadron instead Of p~iratical, as it
should be.
4 British brig has been lying at Morehead
City for several weeks taking cargo. and now
that it Is ful, the blOckading squadron makes its
exit 10 give it a chance to leave. As s. on INV
ever, as it is out sight, if a fishing SMACK he
longing TO a Confedrracy man, were to attemnt
to come in they'd steal it. and feel glorious over
the fat.
Now, if England IS going to pursue a course
Of this kind-play second fiddle to the blockade
merely 10 secure cotton and naval stores to
keep the manufactures employed, and ignore rs
as a nationality, it IS time We knew it and would
put a stop to al expectations in that direction.
We can i've independent Of both the North and
Great Britain, and we should do il, at least until
they can realize that We arc 6 people-Norbern
IN c. Progress.
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pg- One square, renewable weekly, per annum,
Eg One square. renewable twice a week, per an.
mum. SGn.
~ Two squares, renewable weekly, per annum,
II Two squares, renewal twice = we \, per an
nun, $50.
EE All advertisements for the APFrlL must be
handed in 81 thr Clerks desk.
All transient advertisements must. he marked
for q specified time When not TINS marked. they wild
be charged for one week, and discontinued at the end
Of thst time.
O. Al entertainments raqHirsi to De Kept OF Eor-
ond Ps-", CHARGED Es Srv LlCI DsT and on third
laSe an advance over stated Tatcs.
~ Advertisement directed to he displayed. or set
In lHrg tEpe, charged TT H0UTIF RATS.
Yearly advertisers will be charged extra for c.
cupylnC space over contract, and when lsrs4 type Is
required TO be used. ar the advertisement kept oa the
inside Of paper.
regular rates, Ter Wants. Rents. Removals, Co Partner.
ships. Notices. To Cnnsisuces, etc.
"a TraRSieHt advertisements must be paid for in
ddUGHce.
- 40 advertisement will appear in the Weekly pa.
per unless by special contract.
E~ Advertisement TO be inserted in the Weekly
paper only, or Ut irregular intervals in either Of the
papers, viii be charged 81 per square for eseh and
every insertion.
81 Announcing Candidates for State, County and
Municipal Offices s. each, TO be paid in ADVANCE in
every instance.
EY' Marriages and Deaths are publish q as news
but Obituaries, Tributes Of Respect and Funeral Inyi.
tstinus as ali other advertisements.
- All le gal and Transient advertisements vii be
charged by the insertion.
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twenty cents per line.
E#- No deduction or yariatl u will be made from
MCCLANAHAE & DILL
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INFORMS the public n general that he Il prepared
L TO treat all diseases, bat especially those which are
p onOuuced i~ncurble, and called chronic.
His treatment Of Cancers il without any rival, be-
csuse thy viii be expelled from the system, with all
their roots and h5ers. only by constitutional treatment,
without caustcs and without the knife.
lie also treats with success, according to the most
improved science Of medicine ia Europe. Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Gout. Qphthaimia, Fistula in Ano. Scrofula,
syphilis, Dyspepsis, Chronic DvseuteTy Torpid Liver,
Gravel. FITS, T~aprw0Tm, Piles, Dropsy, Diseases Of the
Skin, Bronchitis, Consumption, al Diseases OF the Eve
and Ear..aud gives particular attention Go al female
complaints. particularly those Of the womb.
Negroes who are afflicted with any Of the above dis
eases viii be cured. and eau lHd good beard and ae-
commodations while unier treatment ct the DOctors
iniraaIy.
The Doctor calls attention Of pateuts at q distance,
I that Il they are not prepared to consult the Doctor per
sonaly, BY vsitnE 10 hims with CT exact account If AL
the symptoms 81 the discGse, medicine wIl BE for
wardcd by Adams express.
1 - DEca in LenuE's Building, Union street, be,
tween Hal ani Second fsasih- door cat e Main.
InffmaTy on Union street, east Of she Bayou, az DR.
| Spiegels private residence.
Dr. G. Spiegel has, in his thirty years practice, es
| peciElly on chronic diseases, cured them with the Mt
most success. lie has in hs possession over i've thou
sand plants, herbs, banks, etc which he can rely upon
10 cure diseases which are By the most successful prac,
titioners pronounced incursbIe.
He also makes it his especial practice % trest an pri
waite diseases with the utmost sdccess, IN q short time,
no matter Of how long standing nor Of what nature.
All DIR. SpiegeI asks from the afflicted is a fair trial
when all the reference he win give will be q speedy
! cure TO them.
Thousands cf testimonials, from the most reliable
source. may he seen ~ the DortuT's office. i've SIN
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$50 REWARD

ID AEAWAY from the subscriber, living near
IL Chuiahoma, Marshall cs0ntv, Miss, on the -
night Of the 18th Of June, 1861, Two NEGROA
+ to-yyt ANTON % "a % years O d darkN.
complexion, ave feet eight OF ten inchfs high. weighs
40 or 80 pOunds, clothes not rrcollected; black WOOL
bar. TON. hlack Negro, Il or IL years OLE I've feet
eight OF ten i0eh-s high. weighs 10 or 80 pounds, aod
had on wheu be left white cotton pants. gay leans eoaf
and cd chip hat will give The sbo e reward for thu
apprehension and delivery Of both, or their lodemeut a
jail 50 thatI can got them egaini or twenty Eve dollars
for either one Of them. OuN SHARP
sel4H4w
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Office.
Contributions of Blankets, Seeks, ETC.,
FOR THE VOLUNTEERS!

IN compliance with q request of the Board Of Mayor
1 an Aldermen of the city # Memphis the under
s gned has appointed the following named citizens 20 re
ceive aud solicit contributions in their respective Dis
tricts Of BLANKETS, SOCKS, and CLOTHING, for
the Volunteers, and earnestly requests the active and
prompt cooperation Of the people in furtherance Of the
object. Let each individual and every family respond
with patriotic zyal To- the wants Of our brave soldiers,
that while they are fighting cur battles they may know
we are mindful Of their comfort. Asftst As these con
tr buttons are made, set them he deposited a. the store
Of W. b. Miller * Co, orb. d. Williams Go, in the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-06
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of the State of Virginia,
RICHMOND.

I T.. WEST. Agent. Office on Madison street, op
- . posite Bank Of Memphis.
Authorized Capital l.OO0,f 100
Cash capital and surplus paid up------------S 10000
$4,000 deposited with Controller az Nashville
as security 10 policy hold r..
Hsures against loss by Fire on bindings and Mer
chsndize Of every description. Also, on Leaves sn'
Furniture. All losses equilIbiy adjusted and promptly
paid.
DIRECTOI
WIN. II. Mcfarland, President Farmers Bank.
a. Warwick, frmof Warwick & Bsrksdale;
WIN. q. CrenshWT, firm Of CrrrshaU & CO;
Wellington Goddin, firm Of Godlin a AppersOn;
4. W. McCauCe, hrn 1T nuui0p. Moncure & Co;
c. A. srksdsle, hua OF Wa wick & Barksdale;
James II. Grant. Tobacco Manufacturer;
l. u. UrpnshaT, firm Of HaxaiL. Crenshuw & Co:
john T.. Bacon. firm Il BBeou q Bsskervitlr,
r. 2. Ilaxsn, firm of HaXsli. CrensiaW & Co:
John CUuie, Jr Ship Owner,
Nm. r. MafWicE, fra of MurvicE 4 Barkedlla;
James Alfred jones', Attorney 81 Lau;
C.. q. Elicit. BJii1erl
h. q. Rufiu. 4rriculfuriSt and Mnuu farturer.
r. ". MrGruder, firm Of McGrudyr 81 Sons;
W. ~. Crump, Attorney al Law;
James Dunlop, firm Of Duulap, Manrura & c.
BOssbfSa ". HAAALL, President.
OIL nRESEE Secretary.
I offer this reliahIa SOUTHERN INSURANCE COM
PANY to the property holders of Memphis. snd solicit
. portion o. their business. AllGsse= viii he promptly
paid in cash at this agency. Those who with b. 9urlur
age southern Institutions in Prrfere' CO to n~"rthern, will
please give me q call. J. r WEST, Agent,
oc2 y Madison street..
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R
NOTICE
Memphis and C~harleston r.. h

Memphis and Charleston n. X,
MENPHIs. Jly II, 1851
ON AND AFTER SAFUR r. Wu7
" A the l3fh Instant. the ~
EVENING EXPRESS P~ASSENGEK ThALN WA Dc
discontinued
necfions ~ Grand Junction. CuIufh. Decatur. StsEsu-
son and Chattanooga, VIII leave daily 81 $50 An snd
arrive at 4 ?. N.
The Grand Junction Accommodation Train VIII rn
daly. Sundays excepted, arriving At 9l0 A. d and
leaving at $50 ?. N. W. J. ROSS.
jyl2 General Superintendent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
U CITY FERRY
MARK r CHEEK.

FINIE MARK r CHEEK has been re- U
Il painted and the cabin enlarged. She u4
viii run in connection with the Memphis&
and LATHE Rock Railroad, ard 10 suit persons who wish
10 patr0nize the Mound City Hotel
She leaves Memphis daily. Sundays excepted 81
go, go and ll.30 A. n and 3 and o'clock 2. n.
Leaves Mound City al G, $50 and 1870 A. n. and 9
and 1870 E. n.
On Sunday leaves Memphis OF 9, 1l:3O 3 and 8 P. u.
Leaves Mound City at &, 1899. . aud 40
Tue lsdies are particularly invited There viii be
no drinking or gambling allowed on tho boat. and every
attention q accommodate.
EsS All thH, is received, after paying expenses, vii
be given 10 aid IN carrying Oh the vur.
y@c JAS. /. BARTON & CO.