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So When old Butcher was quartered
In the Palace Of st. Cloud, IN eighteen
hundred and fifteen, after dOingthat little
lob Of his al Waterloo, which gave him
o free pass into France, and q view ofthe
grand house Of the grand nation he stole
seven pictures which he found in that
pleasant abode, all of them being Illus
trations Of the Bonaparte family. Two
of these pictures ne gave to royal person.
ages, who kindly consented TO make
themselves as bad as the thief 50 great
was their admiration for art, and love of
% portable property" az Mr.. Wemmick
hath it. These royal recipients were
the King of Prussia and the King Of
Wurtemberg. The other five pictures
were placed in Blucher's house, where
they remained for many years,
but there has been a lawsuit among
the members Of his family Is to the
ownership Of the stolen property and It.
has been legally decided that they must
be sold for the benefit Of all the dispufants.
Consequently they are TO come under
the hammer, as they once came under
the sword. Three Of them are by Gerard,
and represent-first, the present French
| Emperor, then but halfadozen years old,
| with his mother, Queen Hortense, hold
ing him by the hand second, the Queen
of Naples, Murat's wife (Bonaparte's
sister Caroline), surrounded by her
| children and, third, the Queen Of Spain,
Joseph Boneparte's wife, with her
daughter, a child of nine years. The
fourth, by Davis, is a picture OF Empress
Maria Louise, holding her son, the little
King Of Rome, by the hand; and the
fifth, by Lefeyre, is a portrait Of the
Princes Borghese, Pauline BOnapartet
the handsomest of all BOnaparte's hand
some sisters.
1t was a curious piece of fortune that
put these pictures into the hands of the
bitterest enemy OF the Bonapartes, the
man who did more than all other men t,
tear the Emperor down; and now il is
suggested that the third Napoleon may
buy them and add them TO the artistica
treasures of France. AS his own por-
trait, and that Of his mother, are ia the
collection, he is bound TO ransom thes'
pictured prisoners Of the bluff old Prus
sian, who would be both astOnisbed and
annoyed could he be informed that tn
Bon; parte dynasty, which he supposed
he b d destroyed, had revived again, anC
was steadily becoming more powerful
thar it was in the days of the first Ma
pole n. He would think that the whirl
ing IF time had been more than Ordi
mar y active, and that there was n
acc uniting for the worlds caprices.
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RA4Oneo Of the messengers Of Holidays
Overland Express Line, inst in from
Denver, informs the Atchison Free Press
that on the 25th ult., snow fell at Denver
TO the depth Of six inches. Snow ~as on
the Rad as far down as Cottonwood. He
passed Alkali Station on Saturday, The
Uwenty-eight, the day after the attaclk
was made by the Indians on a train two
miles above that point. -Four men were
killed and four wagons were plundered
and destroyed, and the oxen belonging to
the wagons, baTbarously mutilated, 50
that they had TO be killed. The body Of
one Of the men was still unburied as the
coach passed along. It was shot full Of
arrows, and the skull broken in. One Of
the bodies had been burned, only a foot
remaining in the ashes Of the burnt wag-
ons. Five Indians were seen on the
north bank of the Platte. They followed
the coach ten miles, but did not cross.
Cen. Heath, in command at Alkali, had
sent a detachment in pursuit Of the In
dams. A body of one hundred Of them
were found in the bluffs, but the troops
returned without attacking them.-Leag-
en1Vorth Conservative.
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@9.The New Orleans Delta saws Of the
negro soldiers at Shreveport: Negro sol.
diers armed and insoleni roam over the
whole country, infest public roads and
streets Of the city by day and night, per
petrating robberies with impunity, and
murder where r%esistaneeN offered. These
are public facts, capable IF most exact
authorization, Of almosl daily occur
renee, and repeated on nearly the same
spot in the day. on the highway not
three miles from the city, and about the
same distance from camp, by these sol
diers. In the name Of common sense,
why are they here at all. There is and
have been no disorders but those they
have created OF occasi0ned, and we have
every reasOn to fear that in spite of the
benignant intentions ST the Government,
they will be the authors of the greatest
calamity that ever befel a people. II is
their boast that the whites are unarmed,
and dare not arm themselves, and we
must be excused for not expressing any
great confidence in the officer lmmedi-
ately commanding these troops being
able to hold them in check, however
much disposed to do SO he may be,
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10 The City Of Chicago has been
mulcted into the payment Of f~ourteen
thousand dollars damages, to citizen
who received great bodily injury from
the bad condition oftheside walks. We
know anothercity not far from Memphis.
where the side walks are so ezeerable
that pedestrianism upon them is only q
little les punishment than being put in
the chain gang.
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Reading Matter on Every Page


Owing 20 the brcakage Of the engine
last night. 10y which our press is run, the
APPEAL IS delayed this morning. As
this Is N Of the Unforeseen accidents
which cannot be provided against, We
hope our patrons viii pardon this delin-
uuency We trust that we may nevel
AGAIN bc so circumstanced.
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ONE DOLLAR;

It NAV be a watch, Clock, Album, q set OF Ia
dies JewnlIy, or the Ike, accordiuE 20 the luck
Of the individual purchasing 10 is left 20 the
option Of the individual TO take the article men
TONED or not, as he may see IT.
The same system is practlced both East and
West, with wonderful saving 20 the general
public.
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l& The Imperial Palace OfthoE Iysee,
which is inaccessible to visitors, has I'M
deTgone, during the last ten years, great
architectural changes, under the Empe-
ror's personal inspection. His principal
private apartment contains the library
Of his mother Hortense, comprising
works Of the eighteenth century, the
Hehi edition Of Voltaire's works, the
Encyclopedia, memoirs of the History of
France, BuffOd's writings, etc. The
works Of art consist Of CabaneI's Venus.
and Of a sacred pictured Of Fra Bartolomeo,
purchased by Plus " for fifty thousand
francs, and presented by him TO Louis
Napoleon, The bathing room of the
Empress is decorated with the graceful
and volupuIous paintings of Chaplin,
representing the triumphs Of Venus,
birds, flowers, and amorOus designs in
the Pompadour style.
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~ The following ~ls-ract from an
order recently issued by Gen. Mcdowell,
commanding the Department Of the Pa
cihc. and just received, Indicate tho
feeling which prevails along the Next
can border on the question Of Inlperi-
alizm in Mexico:
ut is made the duty Of the officer
commanding the districts Of Arizona and
Southern California, whilst keeping in
view the recent order allowing the cXpor-
tatIOn of arms and ammunitions Of war,
20 instruct the commanders on the South
ern frontier, within this department, TO
lake the necessary means 70 preserve the
neutrality Of the United States with re-
spect 70 the parties engaged in the ex-
sting war with Mexico, and suffer ne
armed parties 10 pass the frontier from
the United States, or suffer any arms or
munitions Of war to be sent over the
frontier 10 either beiligerents. This is
not TO prevent individuals nom passing
with arms for their personal protection"
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ray We have to request that prompt
notice viii be given at our Counting
Room, Of any irregularity in the delivery
Of the APPEA1.
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THE STOCKHOLDERS in the Memphis Over
4 ton Hotel Company arc earnestly requested
change Building, or Monday next, the 10th
instant, at O'Clock p.m., for the purpose Of de
Vlsing ways and means TO HH5h the Hotel Build
ing. A full statement Of the condition, liabff-
ties and resources OF the Company will be laid
before the meeting,
4. WOODRUFF, President.
W. A. BICKFoRD, Sec. pro tenn. uovl7 81
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a There are iu~dicat0nsa at Washing
ton thata Military Commission VIII be
-orcaDfzsd 20 that city .5r the trial Of me
robel Capts. WiDde. aud Duncan, charged
with participating il the ADdersonviDe
atroolties. Winder Is a son Of Cen
uvtn5er row deceased, who had COM
- 81 ADdersonville and other South
erD prisons. while Duncan-a witness ia
=. w. triaI-was arrested shortly after
bIs revelation On the witness stand.
Tie evidence for the Government VIII
h pretty much the same as that i'd
duoed in tbs Wirz ease.
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nT- Cancels hair shawls constitute the
latest rage IN dress among the people Of
fashion OF New York. They cost q tride
of Two or three thousand dollars apiece.
"a The splendid naval victories of
Farraglt and Porter have been achieved
with less loss Of life than that which has
been suffered in q single battle by q single
division Of troops. This is due to the fact
that the enormous range Of our naval
guns kept the men out Of musket range,
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends Of the. late Mrs. ELLEN DOB
BENs, are invited to attend her funeral, from
Nc, % Second Street, in this city, At o'clock,
pm, on Friday the l7th inst
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WHITES DINING SALOON,
No. 4I6 Main street

II AVING opened the above Restaurant. 7
Ii beg 10 inform the citizens Of Memphis that
they can rely On meals at all hours OF he day,
with every delicacy Of the season, and respect
fuIly invite their patronage. Having acted as
steward al some OF the principal hotels IN the
United States, I trust will be a sufficient guar
antee as 20 my ability to cater for the public.
noVl7-lw THOMAS II. WHITE.
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GIVEN AWAY THE PAST MONTH.

nlar General. either Confederate or Federal. =
sold by us for Twenty-Five Cents, in connection
with which IS presented TO the purchaser, an
other envelopes holding a certificate. upon which
Is mentioned an article in our Large stock Of
valuable Goods, which may De purchased for
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-17

BB- There are one hundred and forty
four Union and forty Democrats elected.
The seeded States were they admitted
would have hfty-eight members, stiu
leaving 8 Union majority,
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pSr The erection of a statue to DR..
Simpson, as discoyerer Of chlorOform, is
exciting some interest in foreign medical
circles. The French doctors say that
one NJ. Soubeiran is the original dis
ooYerer.
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DEG LEAVE TO INFORM MY FRTENDs
- and the P nblic generally. that I havo OF
mana tand co 1stantly receiving one Of thl
largest stocks Of goods IN my line ever trough
pareo 70 sell az Lower hgures than any hOus'
IN he city. To- close cash buyers can offer Su
perior Undue sments. Call and examine ny
stock and P11ees, and become satisfied. M
stock consists, in part, Of the following articles
A general assortment plain and fancy
Candies,
Ralslns whole, half and quarter boxes,
Cream Nuts, Can Honey,
Almonds, Can Green Peas,
fllOerts, Can Green Corn,
Figs, Can NackereI.
CUrrants, Can Tomatoes,
Cltron, Tomato Catsup,
Honey in Glass, Pepper Sauce,
Jellies in Glass, SaTdines, ! & Z bxs.,
Preserves in Glass, HOLSTERS, I & . lbs,
BIanGy Peaches Pickles, s, l. Z, and
Brandy Cherries, gal. jars,
Peaches in Glass, Pickles, bbls. lido.
Pinea pplesi in Glass, Strip, bbls. & J do,
Can Peaches, Crushed Sugar,
Can Pineappies, Reid 4 Coffee do,
Can RaspberTies, Powdered Sugar,
can Blackberries, Brown Sugar,
Can Strawberries, Flour, all grades,
Picked Oysters, Picnled Beets.
Cove Oysters, ! & 2Pickled HOLSTERS,
10. cans, Salmon, 1&2lb. cans
Celebrated FFFG Flour,
Candles, Starch,
CARROTS Snuff in bottles and packs,
Maekerel in bbls. &c hlf. bbls., Nos. /, .
and 3,
Maekerel in kits, Nos. I, ., and 3,
100000 Cigars, an grades,
Fine Cut Tobaces in foil. diferet Brands.
Fine Cut Tobacco in half bbls.,
May Apple Tobacco,
A large assortment Of Tobacco, different
brands,
spices, all descriptions, ground & whole,
Buckets, Tubs, BrOoms. Washboards. etc,
Mustard in small and large pkgE..
FIaylng cards, Worcester. Sauce,
Stacking, London ClubSauee,
Indigo, German Soap.
Cream Tartar, Palm Soap.
Nut Megs, Rio q Java Coffee.
Blueing,
50 bbls. Fine Old Bourbon Whisky.
q bbls. Imitation Bourbon Whisky.
. bbls. Orange Valley Whisky,
Fine Brandy, Claret in cs'ks& bots.
Sherry, CurasOe,
Medeira, Absynthe,
Port.
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STREET RAILWAYS
We give place to-day to the communi-
cation Of An Old Citizen" on the sub
ject Ct st-eet Railways. We quite agree
win him as f, the very great convent
crce and comfort Of these thoroughfares.
They are, Indeed, q necessity Of u city,
and should at once be undertaken. We
do not suppasa any one IS opposed TO their
being built DuJthe-em may be, andprob-
ably &c, q contraIiety ofvlews among cit
izens, IS 70 bo-g they should be built, and
under whatauspices and upon what terms
the -r1 privilege Of operating them
should ov granted. The monopoly OF
street railway communication in Mem
rhi= So u wears. before the expira-
ton Of which time h viii contain 2
half million Of inhabitants, and spread
over an area Of territory three times as
great as she now occupies, Is a big
thing" and il. is not at all improbable
that there nay be many citizens who be-
ueve the Guy GJvcrnmentmay DO wisel
better for Jz present and future Of Mem
phis than 20 close the contract now under
consideration by a Committee Of Alder,
men. We not only need, and must have
and that speedily. too, street railways
but street p~Gucnents also, and it may
wei he questioned whether the valuabl,
and lucrative privilege Of laying dow
the should be parted with without
making iJ lend a helping hand to tht
other. The contract proposed by W. N
rARRICGION and others, engages tina
those who are to have the monopoly o
street railways In Memphis for thirty
yelrs, viii pave the streets two feet OF
each side OF the railway track. Who j
20 pave the remainder Of the street
The property holde-se Then woulditno
be welto throw open tothe p-opertyhold
ers- unfortunately, the privileges o
becoming sta7ers in the enormous profit
thai are certain 70 accrue from this grant.
Has this been done. or Is this a projeo.
Of comparatively a few citizens Of Mem.
phis who win, through this long grant
Of exclusive privileged monopoly, be
hugely enriched by it? We confess 20 g
certain degree Of ignorance on the sub
ject; but we canno. De mistaken in the
conviction thst the action suggested tC
be taken In this matter by the City Gov
eminent, Il one Of such very great i'm
porcanCe, that every citizen Of Memphis
should thoroughly examine into it.
The existing City Government should BE-
very sure thst they are right, before they
90 ahead In parting with so essential an
element OF their own existence. What
City Government but a provider Of
-no-0ughisres for lis citizens and visitors.
= keeper o. the peace, and a collector O
taxes 70 f-E these TWO main objects Of its
creation
It about 70 part with and turn over
10 few individuals, enc very important
Eaelc1a. part OF its functions, and %
constitute these privileged individuals
ra~zgataersrs from the public, for their in
dividusl benefit for the long period OF
thirty yesrs. Are the Aldermen sure
they vfl, IN doing so, hest discharge
their responsible 20 tbeir c0ns-i1u-
eHt=. are citizens entirely satisfied that
the creation o5 this monopoly, for this
long period, viii hes, su5serve their IN
tare>12 Lzo, then go ahead. We shall
az least have discharged our duty to them
by ~enuillng the sublec-
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.

Acting and Stage Manager---.W c. THOMPSON,
Stage DirecLOrs-----......- -....-.-....s.-Js AlNIl4L1.
Grand Complimentary Benefit Of Miss Ada
Webb,
And last night but one OF the
w Z b r SIS T z r 5,
Friday Evening, Nov. II, 1855.
Three Attractive Pieces.
The performance will With the
BEAUTY AND THE Beauty" Miss
Ada Webb; to he followed with the FOUR SIS
TIERS. "CarOline Merton Miss Emma Webb.
To conclude with the protean farce OF A DAY
TOO LATE poly, Miss Ada Webb-"Jerry,
Miss Emma Webb-with singing and dRuciug.
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TTa4st Sale.

|
DY vIRTUE OF a Deed Of Trust 10 me exec
10 cuted on the 18th day Of April Ls1l, 1y
sarah Ann hUDerbv and her husband WILLIAM
Apper0y, and registered In the Registers once
Of shelby County, in Book No-S- pages ~
81 ana %, on 18th June, 1888, 70 secure TIE paw
menr Of three notes made by the
sale parties. the inst due twelve months lfter
date, for eight hundred and nny-eight dolau-
f5sjSl dated April l4th- 1859. and made payable
10 the order OF MrE Jane W. Porter. 40 the
Union Bank in Memphis. the second uf same
date. and payable tWenty-fOur months llcr
date for nine hundred and nine +Wo dollars,
order. the third Of same date and payable
three years after date. Tor nine hundred aud
sixty G-i00. dollars 0 a-lloI payable same
place and To same order Trustee E- on
Fifteenth Day December, 1865,
Proceed TO sell t~o-higlesJ bidder for Cash. the
following properly, described and conveyed ru
said DeFd Of 1rust. to-wlt. A certain parcel ~
Land IN the county Of shelby, near The city or
Memphis, part oflof N0- ~ or HLLulEuur
Williams subdivision and known aud De-
signzted on 8 plat OF suDdiFl49n olsa-l- 20. ND
seQueutlv made by u A. heerr ~IrFef1r OF
APRIL Sd. 1859. for Mrs. Jane W. Porter, and --
corded i'm REGISTERS Office d shelby county. as
lots Nos. 20. rs and u. and bounded as follows
al "a stake 20 the intersection % Flr-
tefs avenue with Walker street. thence
with said lvcuue I- -eeE ruusLEe
on orthwe cornEr OF lot NO. O thence el---
wnrdly los feet 10 a stake on the or -1t
with said line 52 feet 20 a stake on south side 1t
Walker ST. thence WcstWarulr with said street
La feet 10 the corner. containing one
T4L-lUo acres more or leE- sale 90 take place
the IexV INC or Morgan g IraVseg. No. ID EI1-
fson sfrnet. this sale for tie purpose OF paying
the last m~Enuoned note. The right % rc.aIlr-
ton IS expressly waived in said Deed OF Trust
trustes only E'2LE
now I'm Ltut
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Fifteenth Day December, 1866,
Trmsfee,s SHE.

DY virtue Of s. deed OF trust 10 me executed
ID BY William H Adams, on -ith day OF E-I-
mary. 1850, TO secure certain notes therein men
TONED and described. which are due and owing
from said Adams 20 B. p Norris the u-l=--
ciarv In said deed, which ls recorded ln tle
REGISTERS Office shelby County in Book
Number forty-Oue, part second, pages ill.,
IB and I4k. ] VIII. IN Tuesday tie LTD tly lt
december, Is5, oetEeent the hours ut lociocE
an. and . o'clock pm, IN Euut OF ere '1urf
W0uEe door, on Second street. in the CITY OF
Memflls. Tennessee. sell TO the highest bidder
for c.ish the following described tract OF land OF
TOT OF grCuud. lying and being I'm the Comfy 1l
SHELBY and state OF Tennessee. ia District No.
70. and containing by estimation seven
acres. being the Mest part OF lot NO. a0Hnl-
cd a. follows: Beginning az q stake on me
southwest OF B.A.AleXunnaE lot the middle
Of Eorris' Avenue. running uleaee north Win
said A~lexauder's lot. - Uweire chains and ID
seventeen LuEsto "a stake. thence west 81 I've
chains and lT6l savsutv-siL links % a stake
thence south 10 twelve chains and 90
seventeen links 70 s. stake In the cen
ter Of Norris AveuuE, said avenue being
I'D thirty feet W1deI. Eusuee along the
center Of said avenue 81 i've chains aud ali
reventV-sfN Enksto the 4le equity
OF in and 70 saHt land ls expressly
waived BY said Adams in said deed of trust,
The title IS believed 70 be good but Twin 20 nr
vey aniy as trustee
uOvit i'm MAs = &Dht-H trustee
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Pay The Washington Republican Of
Mountaineering learns personally from
Col MCPHERSON, Clerk Of The House,
-hat he does not hesitate for amomeDt 10
say that bis path issimple and clear. he
has not the right nor the desire to enrol
persons claiming seats from the lafs in
lugent States, and o Jaw o. Congress
aNl Us positively prohibiting him from
entering such uaInes. While a member
OF this House be assisted in making the
law referred 70, ana he thinks that It is
just in its application 70 him as Clerk.
&c viii therefore leave all members
coming from late re5eIious Stutes to
present their credentials through other
channels than the Clerk Of the House.
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~ The Cui,ed states Treasury
monthly rr-, shows that on Saturday
last there were over .~lirty-four million
dollars 10 god 10 tle Treasury. or this
am0luJy Us -nty- $40 l--- ion dollars are in
New York .oyE million doIars in san
Francisco, two million dollars in Phila-
deIpa.a. and aaout I'VE hundred Thousand
dollars dlsEl5Jted 40 Chicago, ST. Louis,
Cincinnati and PiJ.s5ars. The remain
der IN " aiagcon and at Other depos-
tories. The receipts for customs during
October wese -eyeutegn million dollars
in gold.
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ROARnTNH
OVERTON HOTEL.

TWO or three gentlemen can obtain Board
i and Lodging by making Immediate april
cation at Whites Ching Saloon, 46 Main ST.
near Beale. nOVlT-lt
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Fran ne Netc Orleans Times.
LATE FROET MArANOROs.

Progress Of the S;cgc-T5c People and
Garrison Of Aatanoros suffering for
Fo0d-C0nycder0te Officers Fighting
nth the LibCrd&-RJSHOTed ArrjuUi OF
EtEnch lc0OpE.
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R3-A court martial has been ordered
70 convene at Nicksburg, on the first
Monday in December, for the trial Of
Capt. R. B. Hatch, the former Chief
QuarterDaster Of the Department, Capt
". F. Keans, late Master Of Transporta-
ton, and all other persons connected
With the placing Of the troops on the
Sultana In June last.
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COTTON SEED

THE southern Steam Gotten Press and Pick
1 cry, have for sale, Cotton seed OF the pres
ent years growth. which they warrant 10 be
fresh and good. Orders will be promptly atten-
ded to. Price, 81 per bushe AT the Pickery.
Address, TUNE F. HILL.
Lock Box 226 Memphis Post Onice.
rnvT--T wdEfrpw~
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E- Judge Trigg refused TO grant the
writ of ha5eas corpus IN the case Of Maj.
Mccain,
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LAYER Raisins-

In whole and quarter boxes; See1less RAisina
Pigs. Citron, Almonds amt Currants,
For Sale by w. T. PLCJLfER.d g',
Cor. Second and Union streets,
Grssnlaw Building.
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EOR Copper Colered Blotches take DR.. Llovd's
i Alterative syrup and Moist Mercuriai va
por Baths No. 90 Second street.
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CTPHALITIC and Nercurial Rheumatim-H
- you Wish 3 rapid and permanent cure 70 10
Dr.. LoydH 20 SECOND HFssh uoVl2lm
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TOR Chronic Skin Diseasis. take Oh. Iowa
II Medicated Napor Baths.
No. 26 second street uear Nadia