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The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-27
Admin istrator's Notice.

AN APPLICATION HAVING BEEN THIS DAY
made ny \: .. sells administrator, iGT an order to
ceased for the purpose o paying the debts Of said
and expenses administration, 1t is ordered that said
application be heard on the first Motday OF May, 1866
ad that this de notice thereof be given by publishing
the same in the MouETAiNEER, newspaper published in
Wusco county. W. LAIR HILL,
Judge of Grant county.
Canyon City, March Is, 1855. ap20W4
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-27
9ailp Monntaineer.

FRozEN TO DEATH .--On the lst inst,
as private Stephen Halleck, Co. !, Isl
Oregon Infantry, was returning to
Fort Klamath from Roguel River Val.
ley, he became confused and lost 80
that he wandered about until after
night, when he became so exhausted
that he was unable to reach the Fort,
although he was not fourth of a
mile away. He heard the bagie when
tattoo sounded, and fred two shots
from his revolver, but they were not
needed, as the boys had been April
tooIing each other ali day. Next mor>
ming he was found. Though not quite
dead, be died during the day, from
the effects of re.-iSentiael.
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NOtiCe.

GEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate. will be received
at the Office Of the undersigned at Vancouver Depot
w. T., also, at the Office Of tho A. C. s., at FORT
DALLEs, Oregon, and at FORT BOISE, /. T.. until
Thursday. IL o'clock NJ, the 10th DAY OF MAY, 1865,
for furnishing the u s. Subsistence Department with
Two Hundred Head 2OO of BeefCute, for the subsist-
ence Of the Troops In the District of Boise Said Cattle
to be Of goodand Merchanabie quality and to be deiv
cred to the o. s. at FORT BOISE, l. t. or an author
lied agent OF the Subsistence Department In said Dis
trist, 30 on n or before the SOth day ofJune, 1865.
Each BID to be accompanied by Bond with at least
two suretes In the sum OF Five Thousand Dollars for
the faithful performance of the proposals contaned In
the bids, In case the bid Is accepted
(50) Head.
Bids must state the price in u S. GOLD coin
The contract will be ect to the approval Of the De-
partmeht and Division Commanders
The undersigned to himself the right TO reject
any or all Bids that he may deem uni easonable
Bids to be addressed to the A. c. g. at either of the
above named Posts, and endorsed thus Proposals for
Beef Cattle"
GEO. II. WEEKS,
Capt. aud A. Q. NJ. U. 8. A., A. C.S.
"a % vancouver Depot, W.T.,
apZZiz April 10th, 1866.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

suxnAY, July Is, 1885,
Although Wall street y temporarily under the weather
Of the torrd zone, and the "lane ducks'' Of the
stock Exchange to DO found brong In the sun as II
they In course Of preparation for the table Of
the King OF the Cannibal islands, speculation 10
beginning to- run mad like the dogs, and every
stock is balloon. The outside public will soon
DO finding It's way into the arcana Of the stock
gamblers, aud the Ncawbers Of the coun-
try, who have been waiting for something TO turn
up" for period indefinitely long, win, by one,
turn and take what IN the classical language or the
gutter IL termed yern Such persons usually take
their leave OF Wall street hopeless state OF I'm
pecuniosy than when they entered IL; but the example
u few successful men, and the influence Of that hope
which springs eternal, in the human breast, SUM-
cient TO make the many sanguine or good fortune and
% long human nature endures this will be the case
Tho market for railway shares strong throughout
the week, Erie taking the lead and rising 70 70X.
The whole market steady at the subjoined quota
tions:-New York Central cox 100, Reading 100 q
y. Michigan Southern SEX SO, Illinois Central 1921
\, Cleveland and Pittsburgh IS y, Cleveland and
Toledo l10,z X, Rock lsland esq Y, Northwestern
S6H H-prefsrred esX "a, Fort Wayne osK u,
Ohio and Mississippi certificates ak 20, Canton SO q
y, Cumberland 464 u, Quicksilver 50x a 81.
The gold market opened with sinking tendency
which carried the price from 1924 Monday morning
70 l4Sk on Tuesday. From this point, however, IL
rapidly reacted 10 lhaI and finally closed on Saturday
at l52S-the daily range being as followe:- ,.ttu
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Married.
STRvrMoN-PuRsLrr.-ln this city, on "Wednesday, JAlv
IL the residence 81 the bride parents III fbr Rev
William +. Corht WILLIAM !. SUvr,soN e. h,st stssig
PuRsrJY, all Of tbs city.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Is SATURDAY, July l4---8 p.

|-7| q I8II--'" tATUHDAY, jury IE---o II NJ
ASHES. Receipts none; market duh and nominal
BREADsruFrs Receipts ,6ss bbls. -four go do. and
1873 bags corn meal SIT bushels wheat s4,77o do corn
and $50 do oats The market for State and Western
-four very irregular Inferior ana choico grades were
decidedly heavy and In the latter there was almost
panic prices declining l5c Csc per bbi, with still
downward tendency at the ose Medium and good
grades steady with fair demand at about yester-
days prices tdc OF. The sales were 600 bbIs at
our revised quotations annexed Southern -four contin-
ued to decline and moderate demand prevailed, tho
transactions being confined 20 300 bills Canada -four
very quiet and lower sales being made at reduction OF
loo. 15c per Dbl The sales wers 200 bbls. or rye
-four have sales TO report, but the market ruled
steaey. Corn meal continued in moderate demand but
rcns st,stnned sales 500 bba Marshs caorIc at
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The Assaui ON Mrs. Lang-Her Ants-
norton Statement.

Coroner Naumann having received Information hat
Mrs Elizabeth Lang, residing at No. ~ jay street. who
was brutSlly assaulted by Martin Hui few days
since supposed 10 be IN dangerous condition from
the effects OF The violence received proceeded % take
her ante norton statement, which q a. follows
Last Thursday evening, about snvcn O'clock We
standing the front cellar steps; the reapoD for lny
going ont OF the house 70 get my little gfl o. &
into the house, while standing the steps
living IN the next house 70 mo i0l come 81.
headed We will be your death yet, IL and Tho ifc.
the only l made was ego away from nc
whom she went up stairs and brought hct
husband down on the street. this man. whose name
ia Martin Hull, towards mo, took ne ~ w
shoulder and sid he would Kick tho CUTS out ~ aAd
AT tile same at took LIE foot and clcf ne r i0s
right Side that fen down the cellar a. ~ iu lht vf
81 tho cellar; the cellar stairs have TX ffre Eli t8ae
my NaSherwoman, Henrietta Kay, took - ag.4 sLeA
] went agnu 70 tho Sidewalk in order 70 TAX lutte
girl IN the house and thGD that man. ,sf4 a4
knocked me down TIN sidewalk. stukhg three
tunes about my head ami face With hs net, ther ny
husband recned mo and took me ~ the house where
have been 10 bed eTcr since, my husband fent for ~
II. Bron, WHO has treated mo since and declares n Y
situation very dangerous, have been confined only
seven weeks
No other test nony was iakcn and the Jury fOund
that Elizabeth Lang was injured ny Martin Hull II ~
10 Jay street
Coroner Nnumann then committed the accused e tho
Toubs to await the result OF Mira lang injuries Fh~
Is thirty three years o. age and native ~ ireland
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T u r F
THE SARATOGA RACES.
= SIX DAYS. SPORT.
>~~~~>~~~~~>~~~~~~~o~
COMMENCING MONDAY, JULY %.
T Il E s T A B L E 8.
LIST OF NTRI E S /.
s-e#NMMH se @NNEFs sas. &zfef4s
~~~~~--~~~>>~~~~~~~~c~~
The Best Blood In the Country to
-a be Represented.
&e. &e. aa &c.


gn nr4vse SARATOGA SPRINGS, July IL, 1866
The owners Of tho race horses intended TO compete
for the purses and cups are all here, watch
ing closely their horses in their morning gailops
and finer sight cannot be witnessed than the high
meted racers lovely morning taking their breath
ings before None but the temperate and viru
enjoy such Early to bed and early to rlso
is the motto OF the lover Of the horse and the sue
cessful trainer The stables here are quite fun and
horses expected. To give the readers OF the
HRaLD idea OF the quality Of the horses designed
10 be during the week commencing on the 23d inst
7 send you q list OF those here in training.
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Wheat continued inactive the niiIers still holding
themselves al,of, prices being too high 10 admit 81
milling at profit We only report sale Of 500
bushels new amber Jersey at 81 93 SO. Corn was In
r export demand but at rather lower rates the bulk
OF the sales Of sound Western mixed being nj Soc
The sales we're 100, 900 bushels at s5hc. s61sc.
for sound new mixed Western, $50. sS1xc for
we're scarcely so firm, with . moderate demand.
Email sales were made Of Western at SOC. 63c
or rye have sales to report Barley was dull and
nomnay unchanged. Barfey malt was unchanged In
every respect. W. .sf nH
CorYm-The market for Rio fairly active, prlcos
favorng the seller Nc. nearly all scnptions The
frness Of holders however continued TO restrict ope
ratous and have only 70 notice the sale Of tho Mary
Lords CARGO comprising 500 bags Santos nj JOG gold
In bond Other descriptions or coffee wcre rmer, but
the market otherwise showed no Improvement
Corror continued dull and nominal, with declining
tendency under limited inquiry. The sales only reached
$50 bales the annexed quotations Todays receipts
are 1853 bales. We quote
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho cunard mail steamship caes csptair.s,oDs win
leave .so~son on Wednesday Tor liverpool
The mdis Tor Europe viii close 10 this city At eqdssr
psss one sa,d halfpss fvs O'Clock IN the snsrnoor
The Nsv Yosr HmsrD-Editon for rarops-wih Be
ready q, e,sver pollock 70 morrow morning
Single copies, h wr~pcr, ready for mailing, err
eents
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FRycgrs-Wcre quiet bnt nrmer Tbe engagements
inclnde To Liverpool as 600 bushels at I'D a4Hd
so hhds tobacco At It's Cd and per steamer 600 bales
hemp a. 2os The charte A British bark TO Cork
for orders corn S. italian bark 70 Queenstown for
orders corn, "a Cd a British brig to Sydney, y: 9,
W., o. 37a; I'VE vessels from Iingan, Q. b TO New
s ssnus cSu . nss !.
CITY TO Camden No. Coal 81 as; one from Manhattan
Portsmouth, N r., and 70 Thomaston, corn, 7,kc
one u Bath, &C. ono 70 Frankfort, skc; TO Fall
q 1877 and
Ella Norton. IN G. b. susons line 70 Ban Francisco, on
r Mor1ssm ssies 70 joboss constituted todays
budnsss Previous prices were readily Obtained, the
market closing nr% y yosssrdsy's auoss.ions .,,,
moro rsr s prices moi
quotabiy higher. The demand was very hight the mar
net closing At 7oo ISc. Wholesale and retail Resins
was moderate. wo heard of no important sales Tar
Wa quiet hut arm at 81 70 % for Washington, and
- = % 50 for Wilmington Pitch was steady at
oT~Linsssd was steady a. q sofor city from crush
cs' hands English was que, but 6rm at 81 ~
PRovpoN. Receipts uone. Pork was dull, heavy
and lower; only small business was done, the saes
being confined 70 1000 bbis, At ss1 81 $50 for now
eos rs q cal for prime moderate demand prevailed
for beef at previous prices sales Of 900 bbs n SIC
t2 so for now plain mcss and $50 30 VA 90 for now
extra do. Beef hams dull and nominal 81 $40.
Cut meats In moderate demand and lrm, sales OF
$50 pkgs nj IKE zoe for hams, and l3Xc a 15Hc.
for shoulders Bacon was du and We have no sales 70
report The lard market continued duh aud deavy but
prices were unchanged sales 400 bbls at lsKc ale,
As 70 quality. Butter steady, at zoe 33c for
Western, and 27c q 40c. for State. Cheese was I'M
changed, At Ca Q Ale for common 10 choice.
PErRorErM Crude was rather moro active, and
steafy at &c sale Of 900 bblR IN bulk was Objected
nj loo seers option for the 90 days. bonded
UNCHANGED with ANAL salcs at 3sc for standard white
3oc ate for primo light straw To white also 1000
bbls. standard white at 90 for September.
Rfrw-The market continued quiet, and VIC have no
sales 10 report Prices nomInally unchanged.
sreAR-A moderate demand prevailed for raw sugar,
and holders offered somewhat sparngy which served TO
limit the busncss The ssics NJ yesterdays prices
however The sales comprise 900 hhds. tuba musco-
vado II rom Iokc q l2s[c - do Porto Rico sf l2c
and SO Demerafa private terms. Ranned sugar was
steady with fair demand, At previous pr,cos
SrgAnrr qn;e active Sales OF - 900 lbs at zoe
a 2OLc and rs 600 lba grease at 20. l2kc.
rAIIow was unchanged Sales iT;, 600 lbs At l2kc.
12Tc.
WHrKyy -Receipls. 267 bbIs. Tho market was IN
changed at 81 20 81 rs for State and Western. We
heard OF no sales
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Raoux istssn.--Ths Rhode isissd Dssaa>oaN STATE
COMMITTEE have called eosvsE,i5n - ms.s q rfgs.
e.so. Aar0a . slscs s.l.sss 70 he rl.llsfs gAs
C0nvsuton
TVS Kswrosr rp~---Twsnsyihs~-p sp@rs 10 K.n.
,sesy support pava ~ ossaissis = NJ ssc~ssistss
fgr Clnt " ~ coar Appssls sna nin. p2teft sep
pm Geo HgbspI candidate . Ne rniotss
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go ouR ANBERsr coRREsPorDEsCE.
Axnxasr Mass, July IA, 1890.

Amxasr Mass, July IL, 1890.
r. EImcDGs ruE DAT.
THIS day has finished tho exercises Of Commencement
week. We 20 away from shs college mos, favoraby i'm.
pressed. Every performances has been success The
procession Of Students and alumni reached the village
church nine O'Clock this morning The exercises Of
the graduating class unusually interesting. each
production rejecting credit not upon the speaker only,
but also upon tho esteemed Professor of Rhetoric
Among the very best Of the speakers must not fail 10
notice from New York stse--H. H. Nell, Of Gene
sec. and eeorgs Brsy.on, q werternyiie AMER The
the class The following
moxAsAar Dsosns
A. N-charlss v. clsrk, BOSTON, william Dwight, NJ
Rev William X Vain, shuisrbnry Mas Albert D.
Richardson Nov York and v. y ottarson, New York
LLD.-rrexdent fAureus r. HIckock, Onion Col
lego schenectady; Loyal Kellogg, Rutland, VT Hen
ny W. Williams, riiisburE Pa
Edruund Alden. south Boston, Maas Rev Eli Thurs-
The following members OF 1858 took their second do.
gree Fred Allen, r ID Blscoc. Thomas Bond, watkins
and Robert Jones fN*@
AZ the ciose 81 the exercises the alumni formed into
rrureasion and marched " Aurnni Hall wbers they
fs1nd collation. waiting 20 supply their Deserves Al
dresses made hy President Stearns GovFrnor Bull
lock, and Rev. Prof. James HcCc~h D. ~, a. Dablin.
.6 ADvAScEsyr 90 coTfrcE ISTKaKra.
Daring the past year the college has received 500 900
IN eEzces There has siso bcen introduced Of
Art Lectures by the riculty, Who ever ready 10
provide Tor "a interests of the snden,a Everyth NJ
in fact points 70 The rapid crogress Amherst College
sdeu Wishing THAI Is future may bsssf glory hsa
has Tho
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('oKg DkiiyyaBD tswrpf.raLr -ArrLy ~ rns
~ 80 go n - 80 Jsft Nss hfA fn~fseTs
We't' f-'sw go sss+t 81 ssts@s ..
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Trial Trip OF the stsa mship Montana.
ANOTHER YIsn STEAMER YoR THE PArrIc-nRR

Trial Trip OF the Steamship Montana.
AsorHRR PINE STEAMER y0R THE PAcIrIc-nER
DInEssIoss AND MACHINERY, Krc.
On Thursday afternoon last the new steamship Mon
tana Captain Bradbury, Of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company's line. proceeded on trial "Trip
down the bay and out 70 sea as FAR AZ chincotsague
shoals Since the year 1891 the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company have built hne steamers The
Montana which has been added 10 their line, cost
about 81 600 000 She contracted for by Mr. VIM. H.
Webb and built nj the yard Of Mossrs. Webb Bell Al,
Greenpoint and registers ASIA tons She 10 500 feet ~
lengh ~ feet Inches beam. depth OF hold ~ feet has
i've decks and 90 stateroos with accommodations Tor
2G0 FIRST class 30 second class and $40 Storage pssen
gers and cargo capacity Of 400 tona Her fittings
are remarkably rich, and the ventilation unsurpassed
Tho machinery was constructed AZ the Novelty Iron
Works She has -four tubular boilers an American beam
engine with los inch cylinder and twelve feet stroke
OF piston together with all the latest Improvements 10 the
hitting up Of her machinery, and will make about eleven
knoiA per hour on consumption OF one and once
ton OF coal Every precaution has boon taken 10
guard against accidents from IRE She VIII
carry ten Iron lifeboats, each provided with
water casks, bread IN Theoretically sealed cases,
Her tfial trip cminently successful The working
Of her machinery all that could be dc red sho mado
thirteen knots on one and ono third ton Of coal only
working up 10 twelve and half revolutions per inmate
II In supposed thai she could make fifteen knots per hour
about and hal ton OF coal, but tho Fhps Of
line seldom required 20 be worked No u their max
mum speed Tho Montana will sai about the 25h lost
for San Francisco and Rio Jaueiro when sho will bc pt
ON the Pacific route
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me shipments Of specie from this port last week and
during The year 70 date compare follows with the cor
responding periods In 1854 and 1885, fa ra,.I
.s. . iss4 l.. .dd sSe :. i ssS ON
Prsviousy reported. 90 1856 ls040,os6 A5,SoSeiS
From Jan. to dsts. $50 40 sIs On 90 7ss
The total New YORK imports for the week ending July
10. compare follows with the two weeks previously
Juns 20. July0. ytly Ia
Dry goods. 27s,77S n,418l6l " ~ ooS
General merchandise. l,734S27 l,7Ss,SlI '0Ios''4I
Total. SO ola,oob "a, 2o2,4oe ssSOo,s 800
The imports OF foreign dry goods compare ~ follows
Entered Il the port 81 1oS74l 14s sg7o sos
Thrown on market. 65e,o7A l,oss;eoS 2sSs,zAS
Entered at the port. 7o s2s 600 s72 40
Thrown market. A4,671. ss4 30 lss,o2e '2is
The Cleveland and Ptlsburg railroad earned IN
June, 1850. To-
t. aM ga stfsr s.F ffse go 100
Decrease this year .................... t5o,4ss
Tho Marietta and Cincinnati railroad earned during first
week In nGEnM #NNI
Corresponding week in 1866. ~ 2zo
Decrease this year. ..................,... Sl,cS2
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TrRMs-( PAYABLE in Advance >
FEMALE INsTEEUTE,
CIIutou Hind. County, Miss.

fNHE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION
4 of this Institution Will begin on Monday,
tptember 24th. under the same Principal,
b. has presided over it for the last ten years,
lo viii be assisted by full corps of teachers,
large experience and proved efficiency. Its
Fends and patrons, to whom its high charac-
r. before the war. was known, may be as
l red that it has lost nothing of that character,
llt now, a. heretofore, stands Secon9 to none
the thoroughnesS of its discipline and in
Hruction. For the truth of this declaration,
\ need only refer to slate closing exercises;
iich, by competent Judges, were pronounced
flperior in excellence to any they had ever De-
re Witnessed With its buildings put IN
lorough repair, (Which is now in progress,)
nd furnished with every necessary conVen-
h nee; with its extensive means of Illustration
ad the successful experience of its teachers
cannot too warmly commend lt 10 those
4 no. for themselves or others, would ENJOY
iy benefits of an educational institution OF the
SIhest grade
terms, and other information, can be OBJ
krhed on application to the Principal, Prof.
alter HTIman.
R0BT. KELLS. President, Board of
~. GEO. WHITFIELD, Scc'y,i Trustees.
NHhIon, Miss, Aug. ,, 1866. augidu.
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'OCNT HERMAN FEMALE INsTH


M, NEAR CLINTON. MISS. }
| NJ Eleventh Annual Session will COM
inattnee, September 24th. 1866. Able and eN-
nesn-,Aeed Teachers are engaged for all Depart
rlratS, 81 the School. The rooms are newly
II rr,'led, and the buildings will be thorough
i iprnp prpalfy d by the opening of the next session;
i, Fuel session OIL rory Weeks Dos sSoo 90
''tion in English win averare. 30 00
Ana;au Music, 60 20
Forr : and Modern Languages, each. 20 w
tie Pr spp;aIItleuiars, see Catalogue, or address
'shd2m T. G. RICE.
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pok curANEoUs DISEASES

Have Over 400 Such Testimonials
As this, but want of space compels me to con-
clude
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FOR SALE.

VNHAT HOUSE AND LOT nearly opposite
IL the Washington Hotel, in the city Of Jack
son, Mississippi, together with the Livery sta
bic on said lot.
Also, that small house on the corner below
said livery stable, now occupied a. a residence
by Mr.. Spencer.
TERMS. CASH; or, one-third eash-the bal
anee on one and two years time. For further
particulars apply to
sept19,30t JAMES Il. YERGER.
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KNAPP 4 HUFFMAN,

nENTAL SURGEONS. JACKSON, Miss.
~ DIR. KNAPP having associated DIR. JOHN
W. HUFFMAN with him in the practice of
Dentistry, would recommend him to his friends
and patrons. as a gentleman of skill and expe-
rience in his profession, and every way worthy
of patronage. DIR. II. will occupy my office
during my absence. and attend to those in the
country who may desire his services.
Jackson June % 1856. diff
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II Fl above GU represents three OF the
Button ard three oft he Buckle lie as they ap-
pea bale of cotton.
The hoop for the button Is punched with two
holes at one end and fifteen at the other. The band
has only be drawn tight the holes III the two ends
TO bs brought together.-the two hole end on top
and the button inserted. One button will answer,
but il is better to insert two.
With the Buckle Tie. one end of the hoop is fas-
tened to section of the Buckle the other end Is
inserted in the other section and simply showed
through It under the other end long As there Is
any slack A bite the buckle holds it securely TO
to its place.
The hoops painted to prevent rust, ana cut IN
lengths OfI0 l0l and feet. Ten feet are most gen,
orally used but l0l and IL sometimes required
for large bales The buckles fastened to the
hoops the buttons viii be put up IN small boxes
The Height is about 10 Pounds 10 the Bdte ot
Cotton.
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II R. J b. " \ S s. ON, DENTIST,
kp Memphis-Room> at the well known cor
ncr of Main and Monroe Streets, No. 5l2.
Further reference is unnecessary. aS our
reputation for unsurpassed skill and success
ful operations, are too wei and fayorably
known by the many thousands for whom we
have operated during the past twelve Years.
y. B.-Don't mistake the name, WaSso
and place, No. 3l2. corner Main and Monroe,
Memphis, Tenn. Also proprietor Of the Mem
OhiS Dental DpDOt ie5dtf
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PsRaPET SALOON.

NFERIDIAN. Mss. SHED & EAKEN, Proprie
MI tors On Lees Avenue, tive doors from hlrst
street The Finest Liauers md entcing W ines,
are al=vavs ready 70 be served at tbe Bar The ofsf
apds Of Tobaecs snd Cigars are kept at this Saloon