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PLANTATION FOR SALE
AT II HOLES : AL b!

Il L " III " II " y Il II ~
225 bales best rs Osnaburgs,
40 bales Heavy Drills and Ducks
10 eases Wool Hats,
3 Gum OVeFSilOeS,
rs {" Gents Boots,
8 EgOmem's Stout Shoes,
ri 4" ChiIdFen's Shoes,
6 Youths Shoes,
50 Boys Shoes,
70 Mems Hip Shoes,
6 RUsSet Shoes,
II7 Umbrellas,
75 pieces Tweeds and Cassimeres
| so E" Jeans,
so 81 Ticking,
rs g KeFSey,
| 20 - MeFinOS,
100 e" Plaid and Striped Do
meSficS,
20 " Gimghams,
40 " Heavy Shir;ing Checks,
Hj0 I" CaIiCOeS,
so ." Hickory SIRiFtingS,
30 dozen OveraIIs.
I2 &" Heavy Wool Jackets,
SOC pairs PautaIOOHs,
so Suits Gray Kerseys,
500 dozen Spool Cotton,
10000 dozen Cotton Yarns,
200 dozen Wool Socks,
20 - Wool Hose,
so Cotton Hose,
Hose,
so gross Military Buttons,
200 lbs. Turkey Red Cotton,
so lbs. Knitting Cotton,
30 lbs. Zephyr WOrSteds,
80 lbs. Sewing Silks,
100 Bed Comforts,
Blankets, Quilts,
Brown SEIirlings and Sheetings,
BIeached q" ("
Checked JacOnet and Swiss Mus
IinS,
Table Cloths, Napkins and Tow
els,
Plaid and White LinseyS,
Canton FIaBneIS, Green BaiZe.
white and Red FIanneis,
ShaWES. Neck Comforts,
Black VeIVetS, AIpacCaS,
Irish LINENS,
HandkeFcsiefs, CraVafS, CLOVIS,
Ladies' and Gents GagntIets,
Heavy Buck and Seal "
Grain Bags,
Wool Yarns Carpet WaFps,
Wrapping TWine,
Flax Threads, Needles, Pins,
Table Cutlery, Scissors, etc.
We offer the above, and other desirable goods
to arrive, at WHOLESALE, FOR CASH.
u Country Socks, Jeans, Linseys, etc, viii
be taken in exchange for goods.
JOHN L. TAYLOR & CO.,
Corner of Adams and Second street
jal4-ly
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GREAT SOUTHERN NANUFACTORY !
II WAGGENER G CHBBK.
MERCHANT TAILORS,
.ayreS' Block, Second Street,
Memphis, Tenn.
NTE HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK OF
w GOODS In our line in the Southern Con
tederaey.
Red, Dark BEsge, EigHg BTEe
.gssd Cray Cloths,
For military purposes.
OUR MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT !

We are now prepared to manufacture our
goods with dispatch, as our force is much larger
than heretofore
We have the best Of workmen, and no effort
viii be spared on our part to give entire salts
faction to all who may favor US with their pat
rOnage. nOl0-3m
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MATSi MATS I
Wipe Your Feet,
And Keep Your Carpets {
FNR SALE RENT /!

NEATC CJTTAGE, containing four rooms, g.
a smoke horse kitchen and stable, with 10 Elfn1
acres Of and a tsched immediately on the N H#,ItI
and Railroad. within i've minutes walk of-GA%4&
the Germsnton depot. A young NegrO-Woman wOul
be taken in part pay at a fair price. App'yio L.
Griffith, No. 50 Front Row, Memphis or o the under
signed at GermaL town Tenn.
ialglw* G, T. W, SHEPHERD.
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20 Ei,e PUbSIc,

MEssRs CLARK, GREGORY & Co: Ihaye been afflicted
with the letter on my teet for number of years ant
have used four bottles Of your Ambrosial Oil, whci
have effected a cure ceerfully recommend it TO ali
persons afflicted with letter
Ye.y respectfully, W B. GRUBBS.
Nashville, October 9th, 1850
Mes5rs. CLARK, GREGORY d Co. Nashville, Tenn :
Gents find there is great demand for your Ambru
sial Oil. 1t is said to be rstrate article for rheuma
tism. regret that did not take agency when you
were here. As the demand is very great, hope you
viii send it to ne, as it will be of mutual benefit te
each of US Yours, respectfully,
R, S. HARDY Druggist
Bolivar, Tenn. January 10th, 1860.
Sold at the manufacturers price by S Mansfield S
90, Memphis, wholesale agents for Southwest and By
oil Memphis druggists. isl4davy2y
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Regular Memphis and New Orleans C. g. Mail Packet.
ALO N Il o G H L Id,
DEHAVEN, Ma -ter..-...----W. B. MCBRIDE, Clerk
THIS elegant passenger packet, will - s1iEseh
i leave for New Orleans Tuesday, sEgzsassIs5iEsss
December 3Ist, and every other Tuesday during the
season.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
T. II. WILLIAMS 81 co, Agents.
1sg7 6rr@ No HOward's Row.
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MEMPHIS CONFERENCE
FEMALE INSTITUTE!

Jackson Bs------------------ Tennessee.
yE7HE SPRING SESSION will open January 2s.h
L 1902 Cotton at 10 cents, and Provisions will be
taken in payment Of charges. The Boarding Depart
msnt will again be under the cha ge Of 5lrs jon es
Board Si250 per month.
For tuition the usual prices and TO beginners in mn
sic daily lessons will be given
For further artieuars apply to
AMOS W. JONES,
lS3 twin President
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PRINTING DONE IN
COEOTs, That's Gaga BrOszze,

Pamphlets, Bill Heads,
Drafts, Bills Ladino,
Checks, Cards,
Bonds, Deeds,
Etc, Etc,
Neatly and promptly executed, and satisfaction guar
anteed.
Our large assortment Of type is all entirely new and
Of the very latest style and having been selected with
great care, with 70 the Of this section Of
country have no hessncy in declaring that we have
the best stock Of material collected together in the
city of Memphis
Orr stock OF Stationery is complete and consists Of
every variety Of Cards. Paper etc from the most ns-
ior to the finest styles manufactured We have also
superior assortment Of Inks of every color and quality
We challenge successful rivalry in every department Of
our business.
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DIR. SPIEGEL,
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN,
And the Most Successful
CANCER OPERATOR
IN THE WORLDI
Eight Years i'm Memphis.

INFORMS the public in general that he is prepared
to treat all diseases, but especially those which are
pronounced incursble, and called chronic.
His treatment of Cancers Is without any rival, be-
they will be expelled from the system, with all
their roots and fber only by constitutional trestm
without ceustes and without the knife.
He also treats with success according to the most
improved science of medicine in Europe, Rheumatism
Neuralgia Gout, Ophthalmis, Fistula in Ano Scrofua
Syphilis, Dyspepsia, Chronic Dysentery Torpid Liver
Gravel Fits, TapewOrm, Piles, Dropsy, Diseases of the
Skin Bronchitis, Consumption, all diseases of the Eve
ard Ear and gives particular attention to ali female
complaints particularly those Of the womb.
Negroes who afflicted with any of tie above dis
eases will be cured aud hnd good board and &C
commodations while under treatment at the Doctors
infrmary
The Doctor calls attention of patients at distance
that they not prepared to consult the Doctor
sonay by writing to him, with exact account Of all
the symptoms of the disease medicine will be for.
warded by Adams express
CR7 Office in LeDOw's Building, Union street be
tween Maiu and Second, fourth door east of Main
Iuhrmsry on Union street, east Of the Bayou, at DR.
Spiegel's private residence.
DR.. c. Spiege has, in his thirty years practice es
pecislly chronic Diseases cured them with the ut
most He has in his possession over Eve thou
sand plants, herbs bsrks ETC. which he can rely upon
to cure diseases which are by the most successful prsc
ttioners pronounced incurable.
He also makes it his especial practice to treat all r
diseases with the utmost success in short time
no matter of how long standing nor of what nature
All Dr. Spiegel asks from the afflicted is 8 fair trial
when all the reference he will give will be a speedy
cure to them.
Thousands Of testimonials from the most reliable
source, may be seen at the Doctors Office, iv2.sm
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Special Notice.

cF-see F. H. Clark & Co.'S column
y See sdV Vsrtisement of Ward & McClelaud whole
sale and retail Druggists 175 snd III Nam street. oppo
Cite WorshRn House 500
EH7 7Ths attention OF the readers Of the APPEAL is
directed to the advertisements Of G. W. JONES L CO.
Wholesale Druggists No 90 Main street apl3Iy
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DISSOLUTION,

TTNHE partnership existing under the style and firm
/ of RAMBAUT q cox will be dissolved on the
first day Of January, 1862, by mutual consent.
G Y. RABfBAUT,
JNO. D. COX
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NOTICE I!

EFT at the stable Of E II Munford & Co on the
Il Sth day Of November, 1861. a BAY PONY II
the owner does not and take hin away he will b.
sold 70 pay charges F. b. MCFFORD & CO.
JAZZ L. Monroe atreet. hetVEeen % and "a
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$IOO REWARD /!
SALT

LNISE, CJa-se and Turks Island Salt in store and "a
Il arrive. For sale by CHAS S. SHARP
j4l7 Ill Naiu street
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MULES FOR SALE

A GOOD lot of MIDDLE TENNESSEE MULES
"a for sale on Jefferson street, below the Post Office
Oall soor.
iszl 81" n P. FERGUSON.
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TATE FEMALE COLLEGN.


VIE Spring session of this Institution viii commence
4 . aAnary 5Jt7r -7 The depressing effects o. the
war thls tar have checked lis p o.nrrtv O-r u
pie have decide that the civilization Of t5e Southern
COnfsderaey shall not go backward m consequence OF
ueg.ecring the education Of their dauehters. The
buildings equipments and Organization Of the College
ere all Of the most perfect od5T and is Faeutv Of
long tired and experienced teachers well srovn Is
southern bora or us Identified with .-ls South
Terms as here teIo'e, y-b the exception that a chgre
Of s. per month viii be made hereafter for washing
For particulars add1es5 C. COLLINS
jsl3 t3OtLia President
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NOTICE !

7 EFT AT NY STABLE corner Of Wash =,
i 1 ingt0n street and Leyee on the 26th day lETS
of December. a valuable Dark Bay MULE. 4A-ZA-
The owner will come and take it away it viii be sold
to pay charges
iaI6lw D. 5. WRIGHT
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$4,000 REWARD.

FTyHE above reward viii be given for the apprehension
i and delivery the Jail OF Chic0t County Ar. lrsa
Of R. w. MAGILL- who wautOlly murdered Charles
T. Sutton the Sd inst the residence his father
II Chic0t County, Arkansas SAID 8lagL is about 50
years old nearly feet ee high weighs about 1870 or I41
pounds thin visage front teeth out little stopped haf-
black with small Ioc6 in front gray balance so i1cin
be- had hair his face when be sft somewhat futs
I gent, was in the Mexican war.
l WI pay the above reward as aforesaid for him
W Fl. SUTTON
uOl0 Chic0t Cau9tv Arkauass
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s6- Gov Morton stirred up the paymas-
ters in Washing ton. He saw no good rea-
son why all the troops should not be paid
every sixty days. Hethought it could be
done it paymasters should be required to
follow the army, and assist in preparing the
pay-rolls. The Paymaster General con-
CURED, and an order will be issued direct
ing such paymasters to follow the regiments
wherever they go, and make out the pay
rolls, it necessary. Under the current sys-
tenn PaYmasters are idle about four 6fths of
the time aad 4Tr5
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of the Clerk does not take into considera-
ton. For instance, nearly as much money
was raised on levy of 80 cents on the
hundred dollars last year, as was realized
in 1863 on q levy of ST. O5, but the saving
to the tax payers Is the same because the
same burden is divided among a much
greater number.
But what went with the money . How
was the $l64, s9I 80 of taxes assessed dur
ing Mr.. Hewson's administration disposed
of and how has Mayor Baker spent the
$l6l, 461 90 collected during his term p
We have examined the records in the
Clerks Office With some care, besides look
ing through the city, and the following are
the only permanent Improvements made
during Mr.. Hewson's term Of three years Of
which we can End any evidence What we
mean by permanent improvements, may be
comprehended from the table which We
give below. The ordinary expenses Of the
city of course are not taken into considera-
ton. We find credited to Mayor Hewson'i
adminiatrafinn-
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-f171sII - AFk1L 4.
DIX mdse, ii Feldman; a rolls leather, George
kransei IA bxs mdzs, ties mdss,r hf bbls mdse.
John Hechler; bxs glass. Moore; u bhIs green
apples, Anspacher Plant; bbIs mdse, 2 bxg, 4
Dg pea nuts, Pat Boyle; 623 bush wheat, Lglehart
Bros; Al bbls eggs. n Chase; hbIs sgRs,2 bbls
green sPples, box butter, B Hughss 20 sacks
ring, 4 GIbere 4 Co; box fancy goods IA q
Pushe.; 10 bxs saIaratrs, Schapkor q Busting:
$40 feat oak lumber, a @ n, crates crock.
cry, Read & Lawrence; 8 bxs boots, 2 has d goods
Merritt bx mdss. Geo Foster q %; boxes
shoes, II w w Morgan; q bgs guano, Crane,
Brown Co; % bxs shoes, Thos Hunt; bbl SIM.
DRIES HOrnbrOOk Co; 2 csks hoes, sonneaw
q Co; bay sscesh poly, J Bittrol1.
a. Is, SHRADER, A ana
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Ravsr News.

FoR LoUIsvILR. The fine passenesl
steamer Golden State, Capt King. with
oroxall in the Office, win leave for Louis
vile at noon to-day. A passage on the
Golden State 20 Louisville will be a pleas.
ure. J. B. HALLS her agent In this CITY.
The Courier came in on time from Cairo
yesterday morning. having had good trip
both down and back. She left again at 3
P. NJ, With fiso cargo and good list. Of pas,
sengers. The Courier il deserVedly a fA-
VOrite with the travelling public. zl-s55 ?
SUEK.-FrOm Capt Drinkwater of the
Storm, who came out of Green River on
Monday night, We learn that the Line Eaves.
Capt. Jim Mcdonald, while attempting to
run over the Lock at SpOstsvilIe, struck on
seme of the timbers and sunk In two min
utes. We could not learn the coalition of
the boat. No lives were lost s.is a
The Masonic Gem, with cargo of pic
metal from the Cumberland river, for Gin
cinnaati, passed up on Monday night, She
will enter the Nashville trade asl q regular
The steamer Switzerland, from Nash
vile, reached this port at noen Yesterday.
having on board a number of f,arlougbed
and discharged soldiers. 4
The steamer AragO, from st. Louis. for
Cincinnati and Pittsburg, came up yestsrs
day afternoon, loaded down TO her guards.
Her cargo consisted chiefly of -four and dry
hides. .4tans $3.50 aasaaas1 slus.f1 - II
The steamer Storm. Capt. Drinkwater.
went up to SpOttsEile yesterday afternoon
with two heavy barges In tow for the pur-
pose of raising the Lue EaVes. The sunken
boat, we understand, lies on the gate of the
Lock. s.al1 al-,-a... .s-lts55 ! STi7s - -
The Lancaster No. 4 returned from Mt.
Vernon yesterday with about half a bad, /
A H9 after taking lot Of, freight from thIs .
ooiot left for Cincinnati ga :, ss51aasiza 4
The +, G. Hillman 10 expected DOWN to-
Law = -1sa4ll1 ,1A,s-si s.z.ss3 tstssla.rs 4.g
RI
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B@r 1t seems that Gen. Buell. is to ccui-
mand the combined forces of his own and
Gen. Grants army, in their operations to-
wards Memphis. We were under tue i'm
preston that Gen. Grants commission as
gate sure it was sent into the Senate and
confirmed 6rst
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HONE lNTERasrs.

BEAUTIFUL AND ELEGANr.-A lady friend,
whom we would cell handsome were it not
that we prize domestic tranquility, seat us
asbesntifnl present yesterday--an elegant
soup tursen, white as alabaster, a gift
worthy OF queen. We accept the present
in the spirit in which it was sent, and shall
worship her in silence and affair of, as did
Moses the bush on Mount Sinai. The
tnreen We shall transmit, as an heir loom.
TO our children. $685. s@la s-~nei tsLaie
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B@- Three more rebel prisoners escaped
from hospital No. 2, on Meridian street, In
diarapoIis, on Saturday night last. Their
names were Walter G.. Thompson, Samuel
Lindsey, and Joseph Voolfolk, all of KEN
lucky. They let themselves out in the free
! air Of liberty from back window of the
institution.
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DELIvER-- During tie time OF the FIRE on
Water street, on Monday morning last, q
number of small articles of jewelry,a few
pieces of coin. &C., which were. saved from
the burning building, were picked up and
carried away. The holders of them wi 1
obIige the owners by delivering :hem At No.
5 80, .S,T1A, .y,.yl,1t ~
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say The President has nominated Col.
Thomas 4. Crittenden, of the 9Th Indiana
to the Senate as a Brigadier. Col. Crit
tenden was she first Geld officer commits
stoned by Gov. Morton in the three months
service. He had previously served in
Mexico. ~
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And said bond has since been surrendered
to the undersigned and cancelled. There
is, therefore, q deficit of 81 ,o6l 70 in 'i,ai6
fund in the Phenix Bank for the Payment
Of said coupons. go w. BAKER
June 1st, 1861. Mayor.
On motion of Councilman Chandler,
ordered that the said report be received aud
entered on the minutes, and that said settle
RsEt be approved, and that the Mayor be
and he is hereby authorized to remlt to Ne "
York, as soon as funds can be raised for the
purpose Of paying said coupons. And or
dered that it be referred to the discretions
Of the Mayor to remit ia such manner as to
avoid the danger OF having the funds again
attacked. 'i- - = 3l'- p
The matter having thus been referred to
the discretion of Mr.. Baker, subsequent
remittances were 80 made as to avoid at
tAehment, and no further difficulty was ex-
p@ienced. . b - a
These are the facts with reference to
| matters out Of which some men, who ought
to know better, are endeaxoring to manu-
| fActure charges to Mr.. Bakers injury.
Any man with two grains of common
sense can see that they only assist in de-
monstrating him to be the very man for
the place he occupies. For their own cred
it, those men had better keep their mouths
shut IS 13 tsegqys'A OLD CHARTER.
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e~ We see it stated that of all the sick
in the hospital at Mound City, only about
per cent. have died. This is much less
than has generally been supposed. 80 r.
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Thus We see that while, in 1856, 81 and
SO, out of a revenue of $164, 991 80 only
$l3,676 81 were invested in permanent
city improvements; in 1859, so and '61,
sirfy thoasds1d, sac hundred and fourteen dol
lars and forty cents were laid out in improve
ments that will Last for years out of a reve-
nue. So, $50 Is less than that assessed dur
ing Mayor Hewson's term. But it may be
urged that the improvements credited to-
Mr.. Baker are not all paid for This may
be true, but We are assured that more bonds
issued during previous administrations have
been paid by Mr.. Baker than those issued
by him and now outstanding and unpaid.
We commend the above facts to the tax
payers of the city. We are aware that
their passions and preiudices have been APP
pealed to in every shape and form to induce
them to vote against MIR. Baker, but we
cannot be : ta~-t their prejudices will
carry them 30 far az to induce them to do
an act so prejudicial to their own interests.
We have given them facts and figures for
their consideration, as they are found in
the records of the city, which are open for
their inspection it they think our deduc-
tons are incorrect. We doubt whether
those Who ADVOCATE With most warmth.
CITY,
We say again, let the friends of good
and economical government devote some OF
their time to secure the reelection of this
valuable public servant
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a@g- The mosL remarkabIe feature Of thia

A@r The most remarkable feature of this
city, In the eyes of strangers visiting it, Is
the extraordinary quiet and freedom from.
disturbances which prevail. While tae
strsets are thronged with busy life and the
wharf present an animated scene, while the
busy bum of active life is heard on every
hand, we have no street fights, no drunken
brawls- This is attributed by many to the
.exceIlence Of our city government. cas- e
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aa seas- Gen. Fremont and lady have ar
rived at Wheeling. The General is accom-
panied by a portion of his staff, Including
Major zagOnyi, N. Dnnka, E. GIyka, and
Albert Tracey. 17i.as =
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There was short match Ia Hen
an and Sayer at enc of the saloons of the
city yesterday noon. Blood flowed gently
but no material damage was done. We
don't know the origin of the ensute, nor the
parties. ~ toa
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APRIL FIRsr.--We learn that several In
teresting "goaks p we're passed, yesterday,
between ffiends. Our friends were more
appreciative and sent US substantial gifts.
We regret the oyster season is so nearly
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AGRICULTURAL SocIBTY-The members
of the Vanderburgh County Agricultural
and horticultural Society win meet at tn
Court House on Saturday next, 9th inst, at
o'clock PM. A full attendance is desira-
BILE, as this IS the time for electing officers
for the ensuing year. es3 i55. "a +
By order of the President
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D@1 Among the prisoners taker at Pea
Ridge was the Rev. Marcus Arlington, of
the s. NJ: 3. Church. He had taken the
oath of allegiance, utiviolated it without
hesitation.
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INoENDIARY LANauAaE.-The N. o. Ores

: LEGENDARY LANGUAGE.--TheN N. o. Cres-
cent Of the nth says; sa 70 a So S.
A man named George Leopold has been
arrested on the charge of using incendiary
language. He didn't want to- do military
duty would rather fight for Lincoln than
against him, etc. George is not the only
one who talks strangely in this city, and is
far from being the only one who acts
strangely. All loyal men should come for
ward now and do their duty cheerfalIy,
without waiting 10 be looked up.
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ses~ The Savings Bank, No. 4 FIRST
street, buys and sells gold, exchange on New
York, Illinois, Missouri, and all other un-
current money, sells sight drafts on Eng
land, Ireland aud Scotland in sums to suit.
d3m. eza--oI j -...s45 .sa s
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eD Messrs. N. L. johnson & Co, on
Main street, have a full supply of ell the
popular Eastern Weekliess and Monthlies,
pictorial and purely literary MA 'i7
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er A contemporary says Bull Ron is q
remarkable place. Both sides, in this con-
test, have run from it with nobody aferr.
them. .iat t-esrsas a-a 1880
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