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R,-rrrRs are @pstriots and heroesi

BrTLERs are patriots n heroes
Another and most potent reason why.
even despotism, with peace, viii De, inthe
end. preferred by men to freedom with
war and anarchy, is, That in war, espe-
cially in Civil War, individuals have no.
] fights. That tits waeel between Chris
aan States makes ne difference, since
these always follow The preeedents esiab-
lished by MosEs and JOSHUA. PoMPLY
told the Mamertines that States We're
Of NJ. resistance Bgainat armed mem
CsKAR told the Tribune Of the People,
that "the time ofiustice and thato war,
were distant thmgi7 and MARUs said
that "the noise OF arms deadened the
voice Of the laws.'
We would seem, therefore, to be tend
ing, in this country, TO that refuge which
men win seek from the intolerable evils
Of anarchy, confusion, and uncertainty
in The character Of the Government I'M
der which they live. Heretofore, in all
history, that refuge has been found un-
der the shelter OF some strong man who
seizes the supreme power, declares the
Empire, and so gives peace. But we
have a better refuge, in the r~estora-
ton and msntainanee Of the CoNsrI-
TUITION. "EEmpire c'esf Ia pairu
- because under the gauntleted
hand which Yields II, factions abase
themselves, demagogues shrink into OBJ
security, public confidence is lifted up by
its resistless strength. Gowith us, the
CONSTITUTION is empire Ia this vast Re-
public. Declare that, and maintain It,
and there is peace, reconciliation, secu-
rity, confidence, prosperity. II matters
not bar this IS done-whether by The
mailed arm Of the patriot, or the power
Of the Statesman-whether 10y the Com
mander-in Chief or by the Chief Magis-
tTate.
The CONSTITUTION is peace, union,
an indivisable and indestructible Repub-
lie. lis Rbrogation, or mutilation,
whether by force or craft, is anarchy,
national bankruptcy, despotism. Let
the people see TO it that the Man Of the
People who is seeking to uphold it, is not
beaten down by knaves, demagogues,
madmen, or would-be despOts.
United States Direct Taxes In CrIttenden
and Mississippi Ark.
Els. APpeal: Please state for the in
formation Of many Of our citizens inter
ested, that notices have been published
in a Helena paper, by the United States
Direct Tax Commissioners for the dis
bict Of Arkansas, for the payment Of the
taxes in those counties within sixty days
from the oath Of February last to Mr..
Charles z. Stoddsrd, at Helena, or the
lands will be forfeited to the Govern
ment. Respectfully,
J. r. SWAYNE.
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APPEAL
M e M p H IS
ARcn Ia. 90.

THE WEEKLY ArPEAL-can be found.
at our counting-room this morning in
wrappers ready for mailing. 1t contains
forty columns OF interesting reading
matter, embracing the most important
topics now sRitating the public mind
among them the Fenian War, the Tes-
tinony Of Generals before the Recon-
s~truction Committee, the Legislative
Troubles in Tennessee, Congressional
Proceedings on the Relations Of the
Southern States 10 the Union, Indorse-
ments Of the Presidents Policy in Veto
ing the Bureau Bill, the Mexican Ques-.
ton, and the South American Revoln-
tion, as well as Editorials, Correspond
ence. Local Items, Poetry, Commercial
and Financial Reports, Telegraphie DIS
patches, and a general news summary.
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pB- The Young Debating Society"
Of Columbia are taking steps, says the
Maury County Herald, to establish a
public library in that town,
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United States Direct Taxes in C~rItteudeu
aud MfssisaIDnt Counties. Ark.

ny~ A one-armed man named David
Adams, e~ndeavoring to mount the steps
Of a passenger car of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad at Bowling Green,
KY, on Sunday, accidentally slipped I'M
der the wheels Of the train, and was
crushed to a Jelly.
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Recent Arrivals ! 4!
No. 26G FRONT ST.
Corner Of Court street)

n o. 700 E'RONI 81.
Corner Of Court streetl
10 Tierees Fes Magnolia Hams.
10 do do Davis star do
so Cases CIartt.
10 Doc. Sugar Of Lemon.
300 Packages Star Candles.
100 BbIs. fresh Harrison Flour.
20 Cases fresh Raspberrles.
90 do do Strawberries.
100 do and 2lbs. FANS Cove Oysters.
50 do fresh Tomatoes.
Is do IL Sardines.
20 do 1-2 do
90 Kegs Beleher'S Golden Syrup.
) Bbls. do do do
30 Boxes Maeearoni and VermiceIH.
50 Kegs choice Leaf Lard.
10 Bhls. DO do do
go Eegs Nails, assorted sizes.
20 Cases assorted Jsllies.
50 Bills Heavy Mess Pork.
10 HhdS Magnolia Sugars.
y DO assorted Louisiana Sugars.
50 Boxes German Soap.
10 dc Breakfast Bacon,
80 Dozen Extra BrOOms-
80 do Condensed Cream.
20 do do MIX.
10 Bags Carolina Rice.
10 do Old Government Java.
100 Boxes Extra stick Candy.
70 do Fancy Candy.
So Kegs choice Molasses.
10 BOXe5 Extra Goldfish.
Can and examine our stock and prices. You
viii not regret IT,
f I. TooF. PHILLIPS : CRODE,
ja2I-feis-marll 28 Front st.
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RoYsTER, IRRELEVANT q CO.,


lust landed one aathoat load OF Ear Corn.
. one into No, Timothy Hay, which We viii
pENIE, JOINER & KIRKLEY.
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Statement Of the trade between British
. America and the United States in the
articles proposed 10 be dealt with by Mr..
Morrill, on the footing Of the internal
revenue of the United States, from the
United States Tables Of Commerce. and
Navigation, year ended June 30, 1864 :
r.u-n.. nh a. Ern..ta Ann
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Total trade under treaty Srlel,eu SDrH9,l1O
Statement Of the consumption OF tea
and sugar in Canada for the period since
1859, showing also theamount enteTedf for
consunptionp Per head ofthe population
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FaOM TOHOSrO.

Departure Of Troops for tie Frontier
Suspension of Bgsiuess-Letter from
The BishOp--C elabnodOn on 81. Rat
ricks Day-TOta Force or The From
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JUST RECEIVED,
AND FOB SALE Low FOR CASH.

900 PACKAGES STAR CANDLES,
leo Bags Prime-RiO Coffee,
50 Casks Bacon Sides and Shoulders,
2B Tterces Sugar cured Hams,
50 HhdS. all grades Louisiana Sugar.
% Casks, quarts and pints, ". Younger
q Co.'S Strong Ale and Porter.
80 Bbls. Texas Pecans, extra large.
30 Bbls Mess Pork aud Beef
80 BbLs and half bbis White Fish.
10 Bbls Bourbon Whisky "A years oldJ
Also. our Own Importati0ns OF:
80 Baskets, quarts and pints, q Bouche.
kltsG Co.'S" "BOuZy - and cabinet Cham
payne.
100 Baskets, ots. and Pts, piper Heidsiek'
Champagne.
50 Boxes.Qts. and Pts "Chas- Fare siHsry
Champagne.
50 Boxes, Qts. and Pts. Ct. Marceaux"
Champagne.
50 Cases cts. and Pts, Div Oil.
100 Gases and = Sardines.
100 Gases Claret, various brands.
= Casks. OTIS. and Pts, " HObt. Younger s
SOM" Sparkling Ale.
3 Pipes Gomez Sancho" Table Sherry.
5 Pipes Old Port WING.
Pipes u. Denis Henry Mounle & Co.'S
Cognsc, lS5S."
s Pipes "Pinet CastiuOn & Co.. do 1850.
10 Pipes L Rochelle United ProprieL0rs,"
COgnac, 1851
50,0u0 Havana Segars, various brands.
Besides a full assortment OF floods usually
found IN our line, warranted fresh.
J. F. FRANK eco.
20 Front Street, between Madison & Court Sts.
fe&-mar-uarl-lm
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AUCTION SALE
OF
Lots in DuVall's Bluff,
WHITE RIVER, ARK,
On Thursday, April 5tIl, 1896.
Sale 70 Continue from Day 10 Day Until
All Are Sold.

nUVALL'5 BLUFF Is situated on the West
II Bank Of the White River, $50 miles from
It's mouth, NJ miles from Memphis, where the
Memphis & Little Rock Railroad crosses that
stream, and Is AZ miles from Little Rock. u Is
situated on a bluH 90 feetabOve high water, aud
IS one OF the hsalthiest places In Arkansas.
Steamboats, run regularly nom Memphis and
81 Louis and other points % DuvaIl's Bluh.
The river is always nRvlgable to fbat place.
Information may be had and maps seen at r.
C. Brfnkley's 9fhce, Memphis; z. +. Whftheld's.
CoFiuth, Miss. at r. Z. ONCE, Little Rock. and
my Office, DuvslIs Bluff.
Terms One-thlrd cash, balance in one and
two years with interest. Title perfect. General
Warrantee Deeds given and Lien reserved.
L. D. WILLIAMS,
February s. 1858. n,are-tn
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h.. E'pY'e pFer'q'Yn TTdi

IOtal------.-..... WlO,29llN tA,5llls7 H"Ohl1NH
Statement showing the amount Of
United States tonnage engaged in the
trade with British North America and
other countries during the year ended
June, 1854, from pages 328-343, United
States Report on Trade and Commerce Of
the United States . EFHEI T.E
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Ne are constantly 10 receipt Of four p,rr
dAaAy, para Bousban ans
1aI5e ana mn tock OF other Grorerfas ana
El1nts1ee supplies, which VIZ b s6li ~ 1Fs
BROOKS. NELLY co.
im marn No ~ Fronr sdss1
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He opsrats. with perfect success @F
Piles, FistaIa, Fissares, Structures
POIypus, FHmors, HTdrociIes
SarcOcile, Hare-iips etc.
.yspsei.l attention given to disease. Of

females.
FOR The beuedt OF those troubled with diseases
Or ne TEHUS ne VII mention, that In Sen
fsmber. 1873. he removed q rUHoH Tor Palvunsf
nom tbs uterus, FOR AE. Wesley Parker, or
Athens. Ca a. large as an iufaura- haaa
measuring seven and a half inches IA lsparh
and his patient was perfectly well IN lew favs
and there has been no return OF tbs Tuner
II is BY the reqUeN Of the lady her name i
mentioned.
nr.C has never lost a patient. nor had the
slightest accident % happen H 3 Old pafienfz
invariably send their friends 10 him. IN So
sissippi he operated uDon four in one fawfi-
a father and three sons.
Patients are not confined to their hs-fs ana
may return hons mmediatsly after ths opeFa-
ton
nothing for them
Aadresa him 70 theeaEeo Of Tie Gayoso HOUSE.
mna-Hm-M
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AMUSEMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.


Fonrth and last week on the brilliant engage
nent Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Florence.
TharsdHy Evening, March 18Th, 1859.
VIII be performed for the last time the new
drama entitled IN~SHAVOUYCE. or Weaf-
Ing Of the Green. Bryan Mcguire, otherwise
l~nsnaVonyce, the Outlaw or 8-Mr. Florence.
Eddy Mahonet with song Barney OHee-Mrs.
tiorenee Friday, farewell benent Of Mr. and
MIS- W. J. Florence. Crockett viii appear on
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Vocal & Instrumental Concert
NEW ADvERTIsEM'Ts.
BOARDTNG

A FIRST class froat room viii be let 10 2
II gentleman and vile. without children. Il
applied for immediately, at l5 second street
near EXCHANGE. uaarNa-afm
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BEF Three s~mokehOuses in Columbia,
Marion CO., We're broken open and robbed
Of their contents last week.
THE TREEDEEE's BUREAU II EAST
TENNEsSEE-
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2lth daE af Mareh. 1se6,

between the hours Of 10 and u at noon, In front
Of said hotel, proceed to sell to the highest bid
der, the entire hotel property As tt stands. stu
ateJ On the northwest corner Of Main and Pop
lar streets in said city, covering lots IL In, ~,
100, l3i and 1872
Terms or sale-SD.100 cash, balances Que and
two years with interest; or all cash, 1.-THE bur-
enaser prefers IL. The right OF % ptiau Ia
waived both by the decree and BY the trusf
deed. and the title VIII be good, but we viii
convey only as Trustees and Commissioner.
F. McDAyITT,
F. TITUS,
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DIR. y. A. %CLOPTON,.
Huntsville. Alabama.

Nay be consulted az the Gay0s0 HOus5. IN
Memphis. the hrs1 ten daysu April
In Mobile-num the Gith 60 she 3t1 ot et-fi
In Aberdeen, Miss.-ths Eth, &hand ZR Of
March
In Huntsville, Ala. nom the Eth % She 1851
Of April.
OrApru-
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OVERTON HOTEL,
Trustees and COMMISSIONER Sale.

DY virtue OF n decree Of the Common Law
- and Chancery Court OF Memphis. Chancery
SIDE, and by e trust deed executed by the Mem
pnB OVeft0n Hotel Company, on the LIST OF May,
isd9t 70 secure certain debts therein Damed, re-
corded In book q, pages aS, 28e, 20 and ~, N
the Registers Omce Of Shelby county, Tenn
We will on tEa
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Statement of tea and sugar exported
ex-warehOuse from the port of Montreal
to the United States during the years I'M
aforementioned.
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.hr....a. s@..a......

AT the recent HOnIeTehCe beIWttu Int
Canadian delegates and the Committee
Of Ways and Means at Washington, the
following important statistics were intro
dueed
Statement ah0NinR tbe trade Of the
United States with British America and
other countries for the year ending June,
on Trade aud Commerce of the United
States-the latest published
netanfyfza ErasfJs A F4raf4s fa,z aTtfo8
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Drp GOODS,

-, E)rp GOODS, - 4
NLoAKs! GIoAKs 49,,
W GRAND oPEEiE9,oF a
WINTER CLoAKS.
JOHN CAMPBELL,
Tor many van with Tie b,e George Brodis,
Ia. 10, OPeasJ lazse s.sOr.@eas ofvsyst sndV
BAsoUEs, SACKS AND CIRCULARS
~. 90 VlIr kLs F-G
CLOTH oLoAKIsos sud CLOAK ORNAMENTS
cLoAKs CUT and FITTED. or
LoAKPArrEahs FURNISHED on APPLICATION.
No. sss Broadway. bstwsss.ass.nih and Fwentie.hsts
<MDURNING GOODS. ,o,,,. ~,,,vs
III sENdLISH BolBAZiNES. FRENCH boMbAInEs,
FRENCH hERiNoS. PARAsINEs, new article. ohAfE
CLOTH. ysrds vida, COLORADO CLOTH EMPRESS CLOTH
OTTOMAN CLOTH. -TAMLSE CL,0TH. CRAZE EuGEFks'
IRISH PoPINs very elegant BLACK SILKS unusually cheap
BLACK and WHITE STRIPED sILxs,eBLACk and WHITE,
STRIPED and PLAID FRENCH poPEINs end 81 DE
LANES bsadsoms Goods QUEENS CLOTH, - and 20 per
dress
Black Alp.c..,' sals. worth s7,o
Black Alpscss 7Sc.i worth Vi. ..t aH'
Black Alpaca, sTSc.i worth OIL I2t
BIscksAipses. els worth 81 III Hsa
BoksETs q superb stock. sHAwLs IN srsai variety
GLoAKsfsfANTfLLAs yAILssoLoyEs. &C.
IN Bl-onescsso Of BALMoRAL CLOTH, Is inches wide
bs.atifal article SO par dress
Full suits made up In afsw hours.
W. JACKSON Importer Of Mourning Goods.
No. 55I Broadway, bet Spring snd Prnee-.ts.
FIyO MILLINERS and COUNTRY SToREKEEP-
IL Frs.
Wstsa cut lengths Of Millinery Goods cheaper than down town
EDWARD RIDLEY,
No. 900 3II and 3lt Grsnd and Nos g. GO and 70 Aenst
Finh block ess. FINN the Bowsry.
BLANKETS! BLANKETS!
ID THE AUCTION ROOMS Our aEAD s
EXTRA HEAVY, S. e. % end 20 = "a.
FINE hty5LNs, Hac.. lac. isc, snd isc
EXTRA QUALITY, poe, zlc., and Rso. -.
EXTRA BARGAINS IN ChSSIMEREs, AbPAC.Ass,, :,
DRESS GOODS. SILKS and FLRNNELS.
from &C. TO lac. yard; on
Alpaca and Merinoos, from 10c. 10 Soc. yard
FOSTER BROfhERS. No. 2TI BleecksT-s.. and =, =
FOSTER BROTHERS. No i67 EighIaye, near Eshteentast
vJ'HE LONG STRIKE The LONG STRIKE
Il LONG STRIKE
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ORR @ooas.


- 60
A L POPULAR PRICES. -
"A
BLACK DRESS SILKS, 80
sHInoh nHn4Hc''
Ss-,,,ry oooas
=. $4,000 ,a
1 ,,,,,a 'A1t ~" WV 'lf
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FFSHnEg BABRsLs Of PURE APPLE ClpEh
: 4 co said. bf & 2 cL.RE, ~. ~ eattsLl |" g
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antt.set,ttnls.


RARNUMs,NEw AMERICAN Museum.
srss;dssy s..gssn spss: I. sn sas5
fIE Sf x sr ~ o %ib iMMAIs
pwAas 1sT ' yETNY Ss very small:
DoUBLEHUnPED BKcTRIAN CAMEL only ons IN Ansrtea ID
wHTs r,Ss sRss 4. gs's' before
sLyERsTRIfED HYESa ne GUY ivin, p.cm.n % bsfsuaa
,Ioy. ,rov,s ss,Sstss:d ;So, we .,osrn
WHITE RIAcocks. zsiIric kyLgah1 JAZZ xSksG MAS
PHE1shETs sPANisH'siIoAws' md orsf so AUSTRALIAN
bihD'' l1 i- Arr LIVING o,T 90
THE sEiLIfisTLY suc e sfEcTAcSLAksb DRAMA,
!. NEW SCENERY. cosTuMEs, AEB EFFECTS.
As sssIsisa :, ~ r ASsr ,gs aopno cummNa
MaMMoIH FAT sian. vsissias sis d.. -,
M tf pw.s swsSE Sq, aaEas a os
NAri9M s BRO W foR9sAIT s 41htTs
Us r9sTn1Es III s.a PA S..Ga Aaus w
xaSi..,SS, 8 ss1s Children ssdsr ton.
inLYMPICJTHEATER.1 = 10 -TssIl I--4i 81
" LEos Sais e@epSksbzY 6 st.
sIE a.s' SECOND THE IN AMERICA Pas
complete q Bcuciessts eniirs.y neg Ss1,a
E ESse s SHIRE. The af LONG LONG ssrRiKf
kSPsSe sS TaFss ON rHEsro
rur ~ E GIN SF s .ds Hy.p.r
the hands Of SEVERAL MANCHESTER wORKMEH, engaged
expressly By THE DIRECTOR snsctuay preserve the uns
Mr. CHARLES wHEATLEIGH.
ton and viii appear a ef an che yrsrs s,us tour
Of California and PGIns; r sss
The Scene laid In Manchester "a the Dics oil Lancashire
The CAST or THE Lcso STRIKE Is feIOwsi
EOABIFAROYn the Riugleader Of
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NEW.YoRK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.

1896 SUMMER ARRAH0EhENE Is5i
COMMENCING JULf o 1876
P.,,sas Station IN Esv.Yoss, TusltvSsEsahL and
Eourthsys kniTGnss on f~saEr ssv,nsn-s-
TRANSPLANT EEw.YohK:
FoTEev-1sya. zoo. 800 (EK.I l.JOL nj Az (kkJ dO'
(Ex-,l -. ASD and GOO lEx.,lb -, ~, NJ,
For bridgeport. 100. eos, (Er.J ILE n; Ri3' tkE5 ""
W1.,l as 40 aadSee tEK:lP ~ ...a
Fer RSirbsi Southport and Wespors 1c' % M 40 AZ
For NOrwaik 100 zoo CEri SO m l2E, (EIJ 3Oo
(Rz.b alS 40. $50. 800 tEL.i5- ~ - .
For Greenwich Toe. $50 lilo z u a4a 40 3D. pm
FOr Stamford 100 500 lEx.l $50. ll3o ~; lLl3 tEz 2l
400 (Ex.,) 3H5 40. $50 So. 800 (EED p o.o- "a.
Chessr ana nerme1iets stations Lo' w. '' m
%lS' @''' -" 49, Co o;oEiNeeeT Inc TRhNs
Boston via Springfield GO tbxl 400 tEI,lloo
fer Boron Shore Line. l2is (EI.l aOop m - -. - ,
For Hartford and Springfield eco tELl i%I 1V tEh'
For Connecticut Rive, Railroad ssOL EIr l2I'p tSMOa
FOr hartford Prsyiasnos and lshkiR Railroad 400 IErl
EofNswsvep NswLsndSn and stoningsH Railroad a 400
For Canal RsiTosd Ilis I'm. TO NsrhamUssn
For Hossstouis Railroad 0.
FER Dsnbury and NorwaiE Railroad. :. m, 40 pm
Cezmodisus Sleeping Cara stAehed 10 $40 p m train go .
o JAMES n. HOYT SupG
NEW.JERSEY RAILR0AD.-TraHs leave foot OF
IN CourlsIattt for PHMADELPHIA s and 10 " m,
and IL for BALTIMORE and WARRINGTON teS and 10 M
p IA, and IL midnight
pERsoNAL.-see the LONG sTRiKE-oLYM7
PIC.
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fseiurfs ano BLESSINGS.

TOHN D. COUGH viii deliver enew LECTURE 81
d Coousr ius,i,uIe THURSDAY EYEsIS0s Now sussstd
coyS Tsa.t. Be bad a Apssssn Ss Hs ~ sscss
sTy Chsrl.. Heard Co a Nos9ol 0spdsLi Wn Bufbsy~
No IA Breoms sud door the evening Of tbs Lsdrs
Tickets, SOC. reserved seats 81.
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professional Notifcs

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D., SURGEONfNo.
uuonslg,IeAb.9ote Istic ears fsI Files. stTesgle
Antion 10 the diseases Of the Peyie Nsea Deorntes oi'
the Eyes NOss tse and Person Once hears we eoek az
NJ, ID. THOMPSON, NJ D., Hygisnic Physician,
Ne sweishImOysmsnts No. 40 West sxeenth at, ~ Y
fs n,sid can ind piea.nt home with kl Physicians and
favorable surroundings restoring health Hysenc ooesdn
NERVOUS DEBILITY, and oil other Special ID.
IN e Mails aad ssmss Tenth ENLARGED Eanon yusr
PUBListiED.s BY C. D. HAMMOND ~ D. formally prosk?r Of
spsoi, AnsisPy and sgss In the sycaa hed1 az
Broadway MCFARLAND, TwsBiyhidst and bsoadwayi OF
Alor No 26 Mas. my between Second and Ilia
ave ffnui'l 70 olSck ard ? "a Scek gyenihEa
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10000 TUNs or
SCRANTON COAL AT AUCTION.
oCTOBERsJl, Is66. -,
NEv.YoRx Oct ~ 1855.
THE DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA ANDWESTERN Rail:
ROAD COMPANY VII hold their FORTY THIRD AUCTION
SALE or COAL WEDNESDAY the 3l. day Of October ob
u O'Clock noon, o. hs!E sAIEsROoM No % EIeh,ngeYaes
Conner Of NamL, New York which time they vii sell by
MssGI. John II. DRAPER CO.. Auetsns,TL
COCO TUNS ......... -,
Of FRESH MINED COAL, FROM THE LACKAWANNA re-
sIoss 9fgasi .,sss dsi,sbl: e th.. nEror ELIZABETH
Tho conditions viii be fan, made IN ywnstthe iqls q sale
THE PRESENT SENSATION : The LONG
IL STRIKE,
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Ue0bina Qotaa. go.

4 TWIN. EVERDELl.S gONs, No. te4 Fvltonst-
"a WEEPING gllQ' u! gfFg srAtg i2EseS sssaelse''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31


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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-17
ADDITIONAL RIVER ITEMS.


The only arrivals after our report on the
7th page of the JOURNAL was closed last
evening was the Emerald, from New Or
leans to Cincinnati. Among her passen-
gers was Luke Grant, of this city, to whom
we are indebted for late New Orleans
papers The Ella Faber had the biggest
packet trip in last evening we have seen
from that direction for long while. She
returned to Louisville after dark last night
.........T The Argosy steamed off up the river
last evening to a corn pile, we presume
where she would fill out, and leave for
Nashville during the night.........The ]. P.
Webb is down to-day from Nashville and
will return to that port on Friday at four
o'clock Get your freight ready.-....... Our
live and lively friends, Cox & Humphrey,
were engaged yesterday in transferring
their goods and chattles from their mann
moth wharf-boat to that formerly run
by Ashby & Travis, preparatory to sending
the Mammoth to the Dry Dock, where she
win be put in thorough repair. Captain
Jim. thinks it is cheaper caulking than
pumping, and quite as easy on him. His
head is ronnd. @ @@@N A