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CAUGHT AT IT.-Mr. Tbemie, on Aoa-
roe street, betw cen Main aud Front, re-
ceived asecond visit yesterday rom the
thieves. This time in the person OF one
linn Cobb, who Was found coming out OF
his place with ssiJt gun and some cloth
ing. One Of the parties in The house Sc
cured and turned him SyeT ~ ths police.
He viii come before Mr.. Justice Ball this
. morLiDg. This boy Cobb ia an Old jai'
uird, sud well known at the prisons.
How he manages 10 escape 50 often
without punishment is somewhat Of q
mystery.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-29

DEPOSIT IN MEHPHIs-By reference
TO our financial column this morning, II
will be seen that the Collector OF Inter
ual Revenue st this poipt bss been in
stricted % make his deposits with the
First National bank, instead Of sending
them 10 Cincinnati. We are clad to
make this announcement, ~ the Depart
ment could not have selected a more re-
ljsble and sound Institution, besides
thereby giving cur business community
the benefit Of such . deposit, which at
this time will enable the above institu-
ton to carry u the liberal policy which
has always chRracterised Il inis past
career.
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NEW MEMPHIS TREATER Buck
stones drama; The Child Of the Regi-
pseyt, was produced last night, with Miss
Melville as Josephine a character
peculiarly Etted to that young lady, as it
gives an admirable chance for not only
the display Of her admirable acting. but
giving full scope TO her musical powers.
The singing was repeatedly eneored.
She was well supported by the stock
company. The farce OF Sage Struck
was well received. Miss PiersOn Is
"Sally," and M. Vim, Ellerton as Tom
Tape never fail to please. From some
cause the gas light in the auditorium was
very dim. This should not be. On in
quiry ne lesrn that the main pipe lead
iag from Main street Is ln bad order,
owing entirely to the neglect OF the Gss
company and from no fault Of Manager
Thompson. The performances tonight
will consist Of the play Of EsmerdLda,
snd the farce Of Jenny Lind, with Mis-
Melville in the leading characters.
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OZARK. Ro wEEA, COMMERCIAL
REORGANIZATION
st. Louis, Memphis s YiCkSburg
PACKET LINE.

ONE OF the four following 6rst @
Leave Memphis promptIy on FRIDAYS and
MONDAYS, At : 0'rlocE p m for NIcksourg and
all way landings: Steamers
RUBICON. ". Z. Blake, Master, FRIDAYS;
II. NJ. SHREVE. II. Carter, Master. FRIDAISf
COLUMBIAN, Barnes. Master, MONDAYS;
PE0RtACITY, D. Il. SILVER, Master, MONDAYS
Making close connection with Meridian and
Selma Railroad, and GaLOO River jackets.
Nv romptues and regularity aga strict Al
tentfou to all busines S entrusted to hem, these
Packets trust TO merit and receive the parou-
age OF shl ppers-
Freight received at all hours at City Wharf
boat. foot OF Nnur1e street
LARRY HARMSTAD& CO, Agents,
ocf5 IN NJ Main street, corner Madison.
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DARING ATTEMPT-A most daring
stteupt &C HOUSEKEEPING was made on
SUNDAY night ~ the place Of Mr.. E. II.
Flynn, No. 80 BeGg street. The proPrie-
tor going into the store RAONt teno o'clock,
discovered that the brick wGl on the
aide and rear had been 50 lOoseCed that
K Sufficient u%uautity % brick eouid be
taken oGt % admit 3 burglar. He kept
esrecial watch gu The premises, but no
ATTEMPT was made. what vii the vag-
abonds do neXt7 q
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TAKING TO WAsH.-A negro woman,
who calls herself Miss Forrest, and halls
from Missouri, vas arrested by s police
man Yesterday, chsrged with having IN
her possession a basket Of wearing appa-
rel,the property Of 8 gentleman on Front
street. She said she WAS only taking
them to wash. The owner not having
given them out, had her arrested, and
furnished with quarters at the Adams
street station.
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A HOWARD" ON HIS WAY TO
Extraordinarily, the four o'clock
Louisville train csrried way to Ken
tucky Mr.. &. T. Geoghegan, Vice-Presi-
dent OF the Howard Association Of this
city, accompanied by Messrs. Selden,
Moore, TObin and Borden. He goes TO
Louisville on the Swings Of love-" and
will there wed this evening one OF she
fsirest OF the "dark and bloody
grounds" Mr.. Geoghegan has, by his
aSsiduons care for the sick during the
past few weeks, shown that be is worthy
of the hand Of any "ladye fsire !" and
II the future Of our friend Is tinged with
more than the usual share Of joy and
prosperity, may It not be that the prayers
OF the helpless and the needy whom he
has 50 nobly succored have been placed
to his credit by the recording angel.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-29

THE eminent and distinguished Doctor, Sir
James Clark. Physician 70 Queen Victoria
and most learned and distinguished men Of tuis
age, la his treatise on Consumption, sayB; That
Pulmonary Consumption can be cured, admits
no longer or q doubt, and all eminent writers
on pathological anatomy 81 this present time
sgfee that can be 0ired. II proper
remedies are need IN time and estimouy tins
raost con winding, clearly proves that this dis
&C. must not be trned with by using All hiuds
of patent a. edictmes and quacE nostrums, but
she only safe and certain cure nov IN use
1-6rongbout the south IL known a. Dr. VIII
IIamsf Pulmonio Ba.sam OF VIA Cherry and
Weed Naptha,~ which has stood the test "
more Than twenty yesrs' tfiaL during which
zfms II has given the most convincing proof Of
~ great efficacy m having arrestea TINS m0si
EnSIa and treacherOus disease with thousanos
~ho are living witnesses Today % TESTIFY %
Inc truth OF what we here state And 10 the
i~pcreduIOus who are suneringW WITH any puimo'
mary dheass, no matter OF how beng tAnalLg
- AZ YOU 20 Try this medicine once, ana bs
eonvinced lor yoursaf.
sold by an respectable DrugEists thtoughopi
aha sauth, De LerE can be supplies ~ J.b
WAgSON 4 COs5 Wholesale Drug House
Memphis, Tenn, 70 whom al orders music
ngnraasad CIV ~
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4 prudent man makes provision for
his family after his death, SO well as
during his lifetime, aud ia these days of
epidemics, sudden deaths, failures and
bankruptcies, no proviSiOH is 50 sure Is a
Life Policy in the Etua Life Insurance
Company. HsT assets are over y, O0O,-
600: Dividend 50 per cent. Premiums
paid on terms to suit the striBgency of
the financial condition Of the Commun-
ity. No extra charge for residing or
travelling anywhere in the United States
at any season OF the year. For full par
ticulSrs and benefits cali on
MOORE & NEST, Agents.
~ Madison street.
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4 Neac Pdcs.-One of the neatest
oyster saloons, consisting Of apartments
for ladies and gentlemen, We know of,
has been opened on the corner Of Main
and Union streets, upstairs, entrance on
Union street, by Messrs. d. Aste & CO.,
where oysters OF the best kind are served
Up in every style.
Oel5-eod1w
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W. 8. PICKETT 4 CO.,
Cotton Factors & Commission Merchants
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.

w are now entering upon our twentieth
w year or business IN Memphis, and the
sixteenth in New Orleans, and solicit 8 contin-
nance OF patronage from our friends and the
public generally. Our house In New Orleans
win, as heretofore, Be q the management
Of WIN. 3. PICKETT, an cid and experienced
merchant in tho New Orleans cotton trade,
and affords to our customers the advantages OF
either market. as their interest or inclination
may kndncs them 10 ship.
Groceries, Provisions, Bagging, Rope, Guna
Betting, Plantation and Family Supplies gem
orally. Joy q CO.
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n CLOTHING,

A Full and Complete SOCK At very low prices.
Gents Winter Pants, from 81 . to s. a pair;
to IS each
FIN Business Coats, from 81 to s. 50 each;
Heavy Oyercosts, from s. to sl2 50 each;
Mems Hats, from 81 to 81;
Gents Boots and shOes from Panic Auctions,
and selliRg at a Reduction OF regular prices
Ladies' shoes from Auction
Gents Underwear at a Sreat Reduction;
Ribbons, Buttons, Trimming, etc, a full
and complete stock, are included in our laLe
PURCHASES, and viii be offered Al the same low
rates.
dollar saved is two earned. Remember
tn :, and buy your goods Mt
ELSONS MAMMOTH CHEAP FORh,
ncHl 81 Main Etreet.
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PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

A RARE CHANCE FOR A PAYING H.
"A The plantation Is known as the
town or Lake Blur" on y hits river. Ark, X
niles above the Memphis and Little Rock ran-
road crossing, containing between four and ave
hundred acres, about one hundred cleared
rs feet above the iaJe overflow the remainder
heavily timbered, ucgsther with the whole or
half Interest in q NEW STEAM Saw MILL,
forty horse powell Engine Blscksmtth1s shop,
Carpenter's Tools, Wagons and al Necessary
sppurtsnances for running the same. There is
sdue Mansion with nine rooms, a Cistern, Tea
pacity 500 gallons three cabins = v arehouse
fw0 good Wood Yards and the best landings
on re river. The above VIII be sold az low ng-
ures and On easy terms For farther particu-
ar sddrass Mrs. NJ. L. II.
1919 Appeal ONCE
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No DecepHoR.-We mean to close out
the retail branch, and have marked all
Dry Goods down to lowest figures. Rice,
Silk & Co. OetS I'm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MRS. WINsLow'S
,OOTHING SYRUP.

- =
For Children Teethiuz.
Greatly facilitates the process Of teething. by
sonenlng the gums, reducing al lnhsmmation
viii sllay all pain and spasmodie action. and Is
Sure 10 Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest TO
yourselves, asd
Relief and Health to your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for years
and can say ia confidence and truth Of it what
we never can be able to say Of any other med
isine: Never has 1t failed In a single instance
to effect a cure when timely used. Never did
we know an instance OF dissatisfaction BY any
one who used 1t. On the contrary, sl are de-
lighted with Its operation, and speak IN terms
OF COMMUNICATION OF its medical effects and
medical virtues. We spesk in this matter
" what we do know" after years OF experience,
and pledge our reputation for the fulhlment OF
what we mere declare. In almost every in
stance where the infant Is suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief VIII be found in fifteen
OF twenty minutes after the syrup is admins
tered.
Full directions for using win accompany each
bottle.
Be sure and call for
mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup"
Having the fac-simile Of " Curtis d Perkins
on the outside Wrapper. All Others are bssS
limitations.
SoldSy Druggists throughout the world.
. Price, only IS Cents per Bottle.
OFFTcEs-2l5 Fulton street, New York; 20
High HoIborn, London, England al st. Pau
street, Montreal, Canada oc29 cod 6m
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Study Elson's Advertisement. Oc27-2t

READ the advertisement Of
Rice. SILK e. Go. Their immense
stock Of Fashionable Dry Goods
will be closed out regardless OF
cost, 10 quit the retail trade.
octS I'm
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Al Ladies' will be pleased to learn that
B. A. Hollenberg, proprietor Of the
Memphis Steam DyeiHg Establishment,
No. 212 Beal street, has opened q con-
venient Office at $50 Second street, where
al kinds Of goods, old, faded and soiledi
will be elegantly Dyed and Renovated.
Gentlemen's wear cleaned and dyed in
superior style. oc2 eodim
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Time Nay Accomplish AcctmatatioH,
but often life is o long enough, or is
| sacrificed in the attempt, while Our Own
! Southern Bitters does il at once, and
with safety. The extensive use Of this
in every variety Of cases has shown
1t to be q sure as well ss safer remedy for
the whole class of diseases caused by mids-
matte Injection than any other bitters
ever discovered. Another mpOFtRntad-
vantage to the public is, that it is cheap
IS well as good. Try them. Sold every
where. Depot, s Towards row, Mem
phis, Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-29

HORSE THIEvING IN THE SUBURBS.
T. J. smith, who does business st S42
Second street, but resides about two
miles from town On the State Line road,
received 8 visit from some horse thieves
on Sunday night, who stole from his
stable q very valuable rOau horse and q
sorrel mare mule. Information was
given to the police, but, as yet, the
thieves are At large, aud ne trace OF
the nrnnertY has been found.
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F. W. IRVINE & 90,
CotTO2 ctOrs
AND GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
9Is Front Street. En.SiaIrs.

IN entering upon smother commercial year,
L with Lhs experience or the past, Taught
with the many Veissitudes incident 70 a
changed system Of ayr culture, and for which
most OF our planters we're little prepared, re-
shifting in heavy loss 70 rlauter ard merchant,
as "a experiment tried. we shall adopt = uZld
cash system in our business-taE1ng no risk,
and making DER sale prompt upon receipt or
cOusfqumenlE ramitting proceeds with aShttle
dslav a. possible but Iu all eases Obeying tC-
strrctiaus OF shippers. and using our best en-
beavers 70 promote the interest o. our patrons.
Our arranzements for furnishing Surplus s.,
BaggfUE. Rope. Guunies, Groceries and PrOvt-
sfous axe such, that we promise to furnish
them 10 our lowest market price, and make It
A. much. or more, to your interest to order
through rs, than 10 purchase in person.
Hoplng TO receive your patronage and tnhu-
~ AM W. IRVINE 4 co.
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iEBACK AGAIN.-John G. Creighton,
ESQ, one Of most popular Magis-
trates, who has been for some time IN
Minnesota, recruiting his health, re-
turned last night. He is somewhat i'm.
proved, and will be found, as usual, glad
10 see his friends az the old place.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-29

New RoUTE-Partiss living on the
fernando Plank road, and east Of Elm
wood cemetery, can be furnished with
the DAILY APPEAL, by leaving then
address st the cOunting-roomi No. Is
Madison street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-29

Gentlemen If you want 10 buy white
Shirts, Uudershirts, Drawers, Socks
Neckties, and q full line OF Handker-
chiefs at very low prices, call ct NJ.
Krsus & Co., No. 2lS Main street, corner
Of Adams.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-29

GRAND LARCENY. The notorious
Frank Scruggs, whose name is quite
familiar at the various courts, was W
before Mr.. Justice Moore yesterday.
on q charge Of grand larceny. He was
committed, in default Of 5000 bali. His
prospect for q trip to the State head
Quarters is very promising.
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MoRTUARY REPORT.-Seyen inter-
ments from yellow fever for twenty-four
hours ending at 5 o'clock P NJ
". J.. ROGERS, ~. D.,
Secretary BO1rd Of Health.
H.u.-hIr nr.nhrr q ~
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a BENEFIT-The PFOprietors OF the
correct rooms at No. Is Monroe street
propose 70 give to the Howard Assoota-
ton the gross receipts of their establish
ment on Tuesday night. These gentle
men have ever been ready to donate Z
any good eause, and it is to be hoped
their friends, g. vel as the lovers o.
charity, will assemble ia FL. force at Il
Monroe street on Tuesday night, u give
AID 10 tue cause Of charity
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RETIRED.-Mr. J. T. Pratt, who fol
some tins past has been connected with
the city press, but latterly associate edi'
tor Of The EUeaing Ledger, retired from
that journal yesterday. We wish oul
young friend all success IN his future I'M
derLaktng-
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To THE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL
Subscribers are requested 10 report any
i~rreguis, ties in the delivery Of the
. APPEAL at the counting room. Carriers
will be furnished weekly with certificates
authorizing them TO Observation-Disclosures
ED. MANSFORD,
Supt. OF Circulation,
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Attend the closing out sale Of Rice,
Silk d Co. You will find q complete
stock of Dry Goods at lower prices than
ever. octS Ina
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WAITS.
WANTED-THEP PATENT
A TIP OR A IL L.

L.
We want men everywhere TO study their oWS
TvTFprsT. The right 70 msnufacrure and sen
the Patent Aurora Oil IN a Single county VII
make more money 20 the purchaser M lnIes
m1.fhs than the largest farm IN your stale
gill make 10 a whole year. The Aurora Oh
sctuaiIy costs less than ~oBe-hsttbhe t4tse
Aurora on IS as much superior % me OoaI ~
a. TIE Coal on is TO 3 talloW eanute' an Le
No uDaF explosive than a talOw candle. ALs
Tamp that viii burn C0alDN VIII burn tne y
rors OF. It does not smoke the hlmney u
does not EmelI-lt VIII not grease or STAN Lne
finest Ifueu-uOt even white cloth. Inc mate
-aI for its manufacture IS l~neLhausllhle' yhe
man can make seEeuty-Hye harres per Gay
NJ u,erhFprrv required. We VIII pay your
rare 10 aud nom the city Of Memphis and olle
,1o-s man e have stated. A single county i
: small fortune 20 The man or -nuerPrlsei ana
the right 20 q state is untold worm
Forf urhsr information, can on OF addE@
Ez. 1. DeWiuf d Co..
II Madison street, corueT Malnl
-, Memphi-, Tenn.
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We cannot enumerate the prices Of our
immense stock to be cleared out. They
are the lowest, in order 10 secure an
early sale. Rice, Silk Go. octs I'm
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We request that our patrons will not pa!
the newsboys more than i've cents = copy 70
tho APPEAL. It IS sold over the counter q
that price, ana we allow the newsboys . sum
oieut margin TO make a handsome pront b!
/ selling the papers at Y cents per copy.
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Land For sale.

FINE KNABE PIANO, T-octsve, nearly
A new. cost over $50. for sale at 8 bargain
PErt cash and part time Apply 70 \. r; Ap'
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GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY-F0r the
benefito Of the Masonic Orphans Home,
combination class No. 100. The fellow
ing were the drawn numbers, October
%, 1867:
4. BERKELE, Agent,
No. y Adams street.
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BAYOU GAYOsO.-IR the message OF
| MAYER Lofiand, to Which we have
| speeiaIlv referred in U columns before,
and which certainly brought to the
I notice of the Board Of Aldermen g num-
Der Of important duties claiming their
/ consideration, he rather intimates that to
! the remissness that has kept thiscity out
Of water works and sewers, we are in
! the main indebted for the terrible dis
Ease which has been so fatal among our
! old citizens. AS apsper emsnating from
our city's chief functionsTy, Is
therein contained is entitled to special
/ notice The message Gays: II understand
there is a scheme on foot by some inter-
ested parties to secure 3 charter for con-
| verting Bayou GayosO into asewer, with
! mower 10 condemn 8 certain amount OF
| the land on each side, and have it sold
AT a fixed priee-the object being to re-
| claim the ground, and make the sewer a
! source Of great profit by charging the
| citizens for the privilege of tapping or
usiDg il. I am not fully advised as to
the exact object and purpOrt Of the
scheme. but remember that such
a uroiect was prepared to be pre-
| santed to the Legislature last
winter, I trust you will demonstrate
against the granting of any such privi-
lege by our Legislature. The bayou, IN
my %oniuion, will certainly form the base
! line ofsewerage for the eastern portion OF
| the city, and will be required in periec-
ting the system OF sewerage now being
surveyed and planned under the diase'
ton OF the Board Of Water WORKS Com
| missiouers-hence the great Importance
to the city Of keeping the control Of -
The surveys for water works o sewers
win he completed in q few days. Plans
I and estimates are being made, and the
progress Of the work will be reported to
l Won bv the Commissioners st your next
/ regular meeting. regsrd the early
/ completion Of water works, and g judi
/ cious system OF sewers, paramount TO
every other consideration or the public
w~aIfsre. To what extent our present
eaIamities might have been avoided, il
sueh were not the case, | am not able
TO saw but my opinion y, that for the
want Of these great sanitary regulations,
there hss been lost to the business Of our
citv. since the fiust Of July, enough to
have paid for 8 complete system OF sew
ersgs. Think Of it, = city with a pOpu-
Iation of seventy thousand souls, and no
watersexcept what is in private cisterns,
snd no effectusl means Of carrying on
1.-The filth created by such q population.
l. it remarkable, then, that in such a
climate as this, we should be visited by
disease and desth? I believe that nine
tenths Of the sickness prevailing here
ans season has been Of local origin,
which might have been avoided had we
Possessed the sane sanitary appliances
that other cities have, which might and
ought to be enjoyed by us. I hope, there
fore, that this great work will be fos-
tered and encouraged by you, aud II the
Commissioners deem further legislation
necessary to enable them to accomplish
their purpose, you viii secure 1t for
them.n
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4 full line Of Ladies', Misses and
Children's Hosiery at great bargains, al
N. Kraus & Co., No. 2l8 Main street.,
aorDar NJ Adams
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COMPRISING Cotton,

ON and after MONDAY, October 18Th, our
~ charges for comprising Cotton, covering
holes and Drayage 70 Steamboat OF
Railroad, untu further notice, viii be n
DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS per bale.
GILL 4 MAURY.
Chickhsaw Steam Gotten Press.
]. II. MERRITT, Asst SupI,
JNO. b. WELD, Agents
Southwestern Freight and Cotton Pres Co.
oc2S 2w J. +. CHRISTIAN 4 90,
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10 L SAL
Piano for Sale.

a good Secondhand BUGGY and HARNESS
Qft,fs used will be sold cheap. Apply 70 ray
IOr. Cav & Rutland s4 Front street OF
g-g n w e KRUCE d. Monroe street
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Buy your Clothing from Robson,
Sreed & Co., 305 Main street. DELL Il
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NeiO Store and TIHlodre House.-My
old friends and the public in general, /
would respectfully inform, that l have
opened at No. S32 Front street, near
Union, Stanton 4 MoOre's old stand, one
OF the best selected stocks OF Stoves, Tin
/ and Hardware ever brought to this mar.
ket. Heating stoves, especially, of every
size and Of the latest patterns aud i'm
provements. Buyers and the trade in
general are invited TO examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
+. W. HEISHARDT,
OeeS.Iy y82 Front street,,
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For This Week Only,
commencing October asth.

Best Fast Color Calicos, l2H cents;
Fine Yard Wide Blea ched DOmesucs, l2Z cents
per ySrd-fi rner price, 70 cents;
All Wool F~lsnnels, 80 cents per yard
Jourinis Kid Gloves, 81 p per pair
Whalsbone Corsets, 81 IS per pair
A complete stock of Mourning Goods;
Fin Brown Domesties, IN cents per yard;
Sstinets for Mems and BoysC othing . CENTS
per yard.
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Shaker Flannel Shirts and Draw
ers. Robson, Sneed & Co. ocll II