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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-26
LATEST
BY
Night Dispatches.


WASHINGTON October e5.-The fol-
loving dispatch WAS receiKed at the Int
rior Department
MEDICINE CREEK LODGE, October 2l.
A treaty Of peace has been made with
the Csmanches.snd the Keaus, and the
prospects are good for making a treaty
with the Cheyennes, CerrohoPoes and
ArrapRhRs. a.
-lSignedl r AS. Il. WHITE.
Returns Of Phil8delphia banks 10 the
Comptroller of Currency, show they have
q reserve OF 1919, 000, 600, being SSO0,OO1 IN
excess Of the amount required by law.
The correspondence between Admiral
Farrsgut and the Minister Of France, at
Copenhagen, is received. The fJfmer
thanks the latter for his attendance, and
the latter congrstulstes the Government
and people OF the United States for the
very favorable impression which has
been made in Northern Europe by Far
ragut's cruise in the Baltic and adjacent
waters. Our naval science has been
Illustrated, our political Institutions hon
cred. Socially and politically Ameri-
cans have acquired Increased consider
alton. .FrE. .ekr Al
NEW YORK, October 25. Zseventy-fve
hundred natHrSliEstions have taken
place lately, under the auspices Of the
Democratic Committee, Eudl 500 under
those Of the Republican Committee.
The Commercial Advertiser says the
failure Of Robert L. Taylor, shipping
merchant, resulted from ~protrActod strin-
gency in discounts ard the Endorsement
Of Z. II. Hubbell, whofsiIedat the same
time. Both parties have made assign
ments. The liabilities Of Taylor are
800, 900. Considerable surprise is felt at
Taylor having made assignments, as his
reputed wealth largely exceeds the re-
ported liabilities.
NEW ORLEANS, October i7.-Fever in
terments for the last twenty-fOur hours,
seventeen.
The Hamburg steamer Bavaria arrived
with over 800 passengers, the first K
peTimental trip, looking to the establish
ment of a permanent line between New
Orleans aud Hamburg.
TO-day's Crescent states that the towns
OF BrazOs, Santiago and Brownsville,
city OF MstsmOras and village Of
Bagdad, Mexico, were extensively dam
aged by the same storm which recently
Galveston. / lib EA@
The steamer Pisaro left Brazos fOr this
port on the 29th ult., and has natsIHce
been heard from. It is considered t=r-
tain that she went down with al 81
board
LOUISVILLE, October 25.-The river is
at a stand, with twenty-seven inches in
the canal.
SAN Francisco, October 25.-Election
from thirty-four counties make
the success of Sprague and Fitz-
Democrats. 4
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". B. GALsREATHL ANDREW STEWART. JNo C. FIZEL
Late of Mmeham & Glbeah, WIN STEWART. L&sofP arOisC COUNTY,
Memphis Tenn. Late Of Stewart & bro, Da An Ark. Hiss
GALBREATH, STEWART CO,
WhO1eSa1e GrOCerS,I
p II FA or ORS
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No.11 UNION St, bet. Front and Main,
MEMPHIS,
JNO. c. FIZER,
ate OF Pamela County,
All Cotton consigned to US Insured, unless Other1ise Instructed

e>s .aa-- - - #-E
weksep generally on band the following articles at the LOWEST mAEKEr RATES, viz
Mess Pork Bacon, Sugar Cured Hams, Lard, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Tea,
Rice, Molasses, Salt Candles, Oysters, Sardines, Can Fruit, Candies. Raj
sins, Pickles, Cheese. Tobacco, segars Snuff, Crackers, Soda, Spices Pep
per, Ginger. Indigo, @adder. Cotton Yarns, Copperas, Brooms, Buckets.
Wsshboards, Kentucky and India Bazgfng, Rope, Iron Ties, Gum Betting,
Irvine, etc, etc. f.r. -
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TO CORRESPONDENTS

10 notice can be taken OF anonymous Com
nunicattons. Whatever is Intended FER IN
sertion in the APPEAL, must be authentt
Gated by the name snd address OF TIA
writer, as q guarantee OF his good fsith and
responsibility.
Business letters shOuld be addressed TO III
APPEAL," Memphis.
Communication Tor publication must be VIII
ten on one side OF the page only ana VIII
all other matters connected with the edito-
rlal department, should be addressed; EDI'
voEs oFTHE APPEAL, Memphis.
We cannot, as a rule undertake 10 return aIu'
rIas not found suitable for Publication.
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R-evsluIIon in Peru.

Advices from Peru to the end of Sep.
TENDER state that the city OF Are.
quipa is entirely in the hands OF
rsvolutionists and being fortified
Their programme Is the overthrow
OF the administration Of Prados
and the restitution OF the Constitution OF
1854, reformed In 1860, and The recogpi-
ton OF Col. Canes as the constitutional
head OF the Republic. The clergy. peo.
pie and troops in and around ATeouina
are said to have f~raternized with the
revolutionary forces. Gen. Bustament
who was sent to suppress the movement,
is questioned. There were many arrests
ct Lima Of suspected persons and the
opinion is growing that Prados' days are
numbered.
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THE New York Herald remarks that
nearly all the stock brokers who have
figured for fifteen or twenty years in the
stock market have come out as poor as
they commenced. In fact Wall street is
IN expensive three card monte table.
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NEW ADvERTrsEME'Ts

THE eminent and distinguished Loctor, Sir
i James Clark. Physician to Queen Victoria,
and most learned and distinguished men Of this
age. In his treatise on Consumption. says That
Pulmonary Consumption can be edred, admits
nc Longer offs doubt, and all eminent writers
on pathological anatomy, AZ This present time
agree that consumption can be cured, II proper
remedies are used ~ time and testimony The
most convincing, oiesrly proves tina this dis
ease must not be trifled with by using all kihds
Of patent medicines and quack uostrums, but
the only safe and certain cure now in nss
throughout the South Is known as "Dr- wiz
liatnsi PulmoDic "a sam OF Wild cherry and
Wood EapthR," which has stood the test OF
more than twenty years tTiRl, during winch
time Il has given The most convincing proof OF
It's great efficacy IN having arrested TINS most
subtle aud treacheTops disease with thous9nds
who are living illnesses today % testify TO
me truth OF what we here state And % The
incredulons who are suffering with any pulno-
nary disease, no matter OF how long standing,
we ask you to try this medicine once, and be
convinced Tor yourself
SOLD by all respectable Druggists throughout
the sauth. Dealers can be supplied a. j. x.
WATSON a CO.'S Wholesale Drug House,
Memphis, Tenn, TO when all orders must be
addressed. ocb II
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GEN. SHERMAN is expected in Wash
ington In the first week Of November,
and unless the President changes his in
tentions, be will be ordered to take COM
mand Of a new Military Department,
which will embrace, probably, Mary
land and the District Of Columbia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-26

THE movement made throughout the
country to nOhninste Gen. GRANT for the
Presidency, has developed itself in Wash
ington, in the shape Of q strong pressure
upon him for a letter clearly defining his
views on pending national questions.
Such OF his friends as are urging the
writing aud Publication of aletter, are
confident that one will be forthcoming.
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THE new grass 50 rapidly spreading in
the South, called Lespidssa, came from
japan. The Charleston papers unite il
pronounciRg it the greatest blessing in
the form Of grass that has ever been be-
slowed on the South.
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H. A. PAETEE. D
Haywood Co, Tenn.
h D FARrEE, Panel
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THE yellow fever, it seems, is q respeo.
ter Of persons 1t has been remarked in
New Orleans that no one Of sixty work
men employed in laying pavement
there, and working all day amid the
fumes Of tar, has caught the yellow
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Its quite unnecessary, because the
question for the President has all the
time been, not whether be should exc
cute 3 law that pretended to be consti-
fulionsI, but whether be should help
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AMUsEMENTs.
FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY
AND GYMNASTICS.

MDME. LEISE would most respectfully an
M nounce TO the citizens OF Memphis thed
her Glasses are now open ather nsw aud splen-
dts han, At No. 81 Second street, In the Adj
ans block, Ons OF tho most privats and pleas
ant locations IN the city. Acme. l.. has Two
large Halls suited 70 all the wants OF her pu-
pills All her Classes will be strictly private.
Pupils admitted on the days OF tuition. All
the new and most ~sshionable dances taught
In q few lessOus. ladies' classes tuesdays aid
Saturdays AZ 10 O'Clock am Masters ana
Misses Tuesdays ana Saturdays AZ baf.pasf q
O'Clock PM; Gentlemen from s 70 10 O'clock
pm. on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Mdme. L.
viii give sDstTurtiOns In the lee Academy, the
Memphis FeInale institute, and At Mrs. Ma
ghee's SchOOl in South Mem phis, a. soon a. the
classes can be arranged. The Madame will also
give Instructions in the new Gymnastics. or
Physical Culture, which imparts 30 much grace
and beauty TO the bguIe, This training civ, =
her School the advantage over all others, ~
Laers is no ext a rheTge made FOR this branch.
Terms-to suit the tlmes-per term OF twenty
four lessons, SIS.
Parents and guardians are invited to visit
School during the hours OF tuition, before
placing their children elsewhere. Good music
provided, and soirees given twice per month.
aAnN
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IN THE speech Of the Governor elect
Gen. HAYES, at Fremont, Ohio. the
other day, he said Gen. GRANT was al.
ready nominated as the next Republican
candidate for the Presidency
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HORACE GREELEY recently used the
words Jupiter Pluvius" in an editorial
article, aud they appeared the next
morning In printas "Inspector Phineas. .
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IT IS stated that A. H. STEPHENS con-
siders B. II. HuL's letters 70 Gen.
GRANT as the most powerful papers on
public affairs that have appeared since
the close OF the war.
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II ouzrlns OUR B1TTERS TO the Southern
| / Puoiic, We have no hesitancy in asserting
their superiority oVsr any NOrtherp prodUo-
tIoR IN our markeSs. In their dsvissmsnt they
are purely Southern - compounded with a
special sdapttude to The various types OF
stomscic arrangements prevalent in our
climate.
gentle stimulsnt to the system after
undergoing a severe Illness.
II Is a cure for Dyspepsia.
II assists Digestion.
It cures Diarrhea and Cholera MOrbus.
II is q preventive for Chius and Fevers.
1t is an Invaluable companion for persons
travelling ct sl seasons OF the yesr.
Ills s HOME enterprise, and possesses true
merit.
- Sod everywhere.
O. H. EBBERT & CO..
Sole Manufacturers.
Depot, No Howard's Row,
feblO u Memphis. Tenn.
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The Memphis and Charleston railroad
last week paid the balance Of its debit
due to the Government, amounting t
S437, 900.
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MOORE. WHITFIELD & CO.
successors Moore, Whitfield 4 Rayner)
COTTON FAOFORS
d
General Commission Merchants,
No. 1 Towards Row,
MEMPHIS,

I'VE are prepared to make liberal cash ad,
w vanceS on all COnslguments also, to fur
nish Banging. Rope or lies, 10 parties who vii
ship Us their Cotton. We are agents for
LEBANON WOODEN MILLS, Lebanon, Tenn.
PREMIUM CITTiN GIN. Manufactured by
W. q. Clemmons, Brown 8 Co.
SORGHUMOH CANE MILLS east irsn), man.
fractured az ZauesviIie, Ohio.
The Celebrated UNION WASHING MACHINE
mi WRfNGER.
R 9RAYiS STAR CAPE LINE. OCH daW
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Liberal Advances Made Oh C0EigmGltS.
]. H, WAGGEhER&C0,.
204 Main Street,
(CLARK'S MARBLE BLOCK
MERCHANT TAILORS,
AND DEALERS IN
ReGd Made Clothing,
GeBtS' Furnishing Goods, Ete.
EXPLANATIONS:

The nust day OF April last, We sold 10 H.A.
~ Montgomery most Of our stock OF goods,
and BY tkis sale disposed o. all our high priced
goods: but not for a mOmen have We ever
given uD business We have always held pos
Session and occupied our present store. 24 Main
street. N Clarks Marble Block. NJ AOutgOm-
cry sold the stock purchased OF US to Col. sam
p. Walker, VINO turned over the goods TO Gen.
Frank p. Armstrong, as trustee, and by an Ar
rangement made with Mr. Montgomery, We
permitted the goods 70 be sold IN our stere for
ky Gays or more. We have never mace an
ASSIGNMENT, nor do We expect 20 do so. We
want 70 be placed right on the record, and
want our friends to understand our position.
We are going 10 continue business, and expect
TO Always keep a superior stock, and At 'air
vdees- hus we were forced to sell our large
/, s0ok or high-priced goods, in order to meet
EN- with an entirely rev. cheap End eie-
"A NJ stock, which weare DOW re~cetvfngdzily.
]. H. WAGGENER & co,
--n- nnL NJ 49,
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Chancery Sale Of VALUABLE
Cotton Plantation.

| DY an order OF the Chancery Court OF Misxis
D sippi county, ARK. at May term, A. d. 1874
we viii oeer for sale 70 the highest and best
bidder, upon the premises, on
Wednesday, the 10th day or November,
A. D. 1857, the farm known as the B. B. Harding
Plantation, situated one aud q half miles below
Osceola. in Mississippi county, ARK. It has "a
good Dwelling, Cabins, Crib, Clubhouse, Ga
terms, etc, and two more buildings will be
completed before the day OF sale. to make IL
suitable to work on the tenant system. II is
well protected by leves, and has never failed to
make a crop in the hiehest water.
TEENS OF SALE.-One-half Of the purchase
money cash the balance in twelve months
from the day Of sale, retaining a lien upon the
land for the unpaid purchase money.
J. II. HAZARD,
{. l.. MOORE,
. CHAS. BOWEN,
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MISREPRESENTATION COURSE
Fall Meeting, 1867.
THE Fall Meeting over this Course viii com
i mence on the
First EOnday in November, and Con-
time Six Days.

THE FAN Nesting over TINS Course viii com
i nence on the
tinue Six Bays.
Three following races closed, by the named
entries, on the 18th instant:
NURSERY STAKE.
q. W. Dfliahunt enters General Dunesnis
or. Z Antelope, By Ava anche, dam Gazette, by
Johnson & Douglass enter biz. . Charlotte
Thompson, by imp. Mickey Free, dam Ada
johnson q Douglass enter 81 Richel!su, by
jack Malone. dam the.dam Of Muggins, by
P. Mitchell enters br. C. Elgin, by shelby.
dam by imp Emue; second dam the dam OF
General A. Buford enters br. C. by ~Lexingtod:
dam thoroughbred but pedigree not known;
dress red, gray and white.
vs. Tremaine enters s. c. Bushwhscker. by
Lexington, dam By GlencOei dress red, white
Turner & johnson enter br. c. CRYSTAL. by
Avalanche dam Gun, BY Chile Harold.
GREEN STAKE.
G.. W. Dillahunt enters Gen. q. ". Harding's
b. 2 Duetta, by Highlander, dam Delta, BY imp.
Johnson & Douglass enters C. .. by Jack Ma
lone, dam Albino, by imp. Albion 5 years
Gen. a. Buford enters br. IA. by VandaI, dam
John H. Morgan enters Oh f. Mamie Letchsr,
~ AA1AA@AAaAH A1AA II - - " aAEAEL
Syears old.
L. B. Thomas enters oh. Z Hira, by Lexington.
out Of HeRira, by imp. Ambassador.
Turner & Johnson enters ch. Z Magazine, by
Australian, dam by old Wagner.
A Fowlkes enters dark br 9. by Black
Wind, dam by Ambassador ; B years cid.
". A. Fowlkes enters d. T. by Yandsl, dam
Dutchess de Berri, ey imp. Sovereign.
OVEHTON HOTEL STAKE.
Mt. c. Castillo enters bay f. by Lexington.
dam Little Peggy, BY CripPlei dress green and
white.
J q. Jones enters 2. IN. Maggie English. by
Shiloh, dam Fanny by Epsilon; dress red gray
and white.
P. Mitchell Pat Cleburne, by Hiawa-
the, dam by imp. Emu second dam the dam or
sackI
T. A. Hsusner enters stallion Duke OF Or
leans, by Jack Malone, dam Wagenrr mare.
". Z. TremaiDe enters b b. Tom Worley, BY
Ringgold, dam by Glencoe; dress, red white
Toe entries for this stake were closed on the
18th instant.
RACES ZET OPEN FOR ENTRIES.
Firsl Day-First race, GRyoso House stake,
mile heats, for all ages
Second Day-Second race, two mile dash, for
all ages.
Third Day-Citizens' purse, $500, two mile
heats, free ior all ages.
Third ay-SecOnh race, three mile dash, free
for all ages 500 purse.
Fourth Day-Second race, Bankers purse.
5000 three mile heats, free for all ages
Flfth Day-SOuthern and WesteTn Turf Con-
greSs stake, four mi e heats
sixth Day-First race. Saloon stake. mile
heats, three best in hve. $50 purse, free for ali
ages Second race, mile heats for beaten horses,
10 be handicapped, si00 purse.
GEN \. 3, FORREST, President.
A. D. GInsON, Secretary. seq
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NEW ADvERTIsEM'Ts
stop That CouQh.

nR WILLIAMS Pulmonic BaIsam Of Wild
IL Cherry and Wood oapthR, Is the great
remedy for arresting Coughs, Colds, Hoarse-
ness, Group, Soreness Of the Throat, Difficulty
OF Breathing, Soreness OF the Breast and Lungs.
Pneumonia. Bronchitis, Asthma and PuImo-
nary Consumption. Try this medicine once,
and our word Tor IL you VIII in future use no
other.
Sold by all druggists everywhere throughout
the south. Dealers can be supplied st ]. y.
WATSON a cos. Wholesale Druggists. and
sole agents for this medicine, 10 whom all or
ders must be addressed. oc28 n
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n To al Whom Y Hay Concern. having
estates Of Charles Cordes and Henry Cordes. I
hereby notify All persons having claims on
these Estates 20 come forward and present
them properly authenticated, ETC., within the
time prescribed BY law, or they win be forever
barred. A. CORDES Admfnfsfraror
Bullock q Anderson, attorneys. ocl9 lms
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AUCTION.
TEN YEARS CREDIT!
SO Lots
NEAR MEMPHIS,
At Public Sale,
On 10 Years. Time.
pE4 3Ie2s toseH at Public sale, to the High
On Thursday, l4th November. 1877

About - eeres Field and Forrest land n, mn
Homestead Tract, situated TIRES mTse 80 -
Memphis, AZ the head % Union $500 -
lying between Central avenue ara bsI15gtat.
Zine road Ihe most popular street naver-eDfs
being nov IN process Of construction "a No.
PMS, good turnpikes or street rEIVavr On ~
roads leading from the city al ecIiy fb--,a6
this property, must soon follow thereby 49,
ing he most reasonable Probability oFifg@aet
and rapid Enhancement n vaiur
In stating the advantages on this -
would specially refer 70 the HFATT9C[ n
locality a. having been aIwaVs co-s1
equal II not superior TO That % any Bo-ficC -
the city envirOns; while the high eFsrscfe- -
the neighb0rhood, and the provisfoD 49,
Church and School P~Tfrlegef combine ~ rev,F--
Il one oftbe most desirable points for 4 5000
pan residence which the vicinity Of Memp5i.
The T 10 this property has bean vsst.,
In my father and myself for thirty vesr wifL
out interruption, and D. free from any inr11-
PANS OF the Property may be had At
the 6mee OF the AuftiBBeeFr' The ave.
Dues are Opened and the LOfs NEmhereS
so - tobe Examined II any time before
the Sale.
lowing liberal M "
TERMS One-tenth Cash. the balance I'm Ts,
AH7tasm hlS1mmsna, WITH interest f-or1 doc
warranty Leedh given, and Trust Dseds taken
waving redemption These terms vii mae
y very easy for any one to securs nTssse@t
Home. which must c1nsfapfIV incr-gss -
yaIqe ard comfort, as the growth Of Memphis
continues y. TPFZrV ~
R0TSfRR, IRRELEVANT 4 CO.
- - a
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SUCCESSORS TO
Messrs. NIPGEN & REAKIRT, and
Of JOHN a. EIeGEN, No.
3l8 Main street, Mem
phis, Tenn.

A ISOLATED with this House are Messrs.
IA h. r. F~arnsWOrtn, John &. ReaEirt. Rich
and brewster, James Boon, George Gourlay and
olherAr all OF whom ars well and favOrlbiy
known Ia this city and throughout the south
generally, as thorough practical Druggists and
correct business men OF long and tried expert
enoe. And with our personal knowledge and
familiarity with he wants or cur numeICus
irlends ana patrons, and our strict attention TO
business, we are determined 10 make This me
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SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
If
PUBLIC SALE.

WE will sell 70 the highest bidder on Tbuu-
" Gay, Oc-ohsr 81. Al y O'Clock. al our EaIer-
room NO 20 second street. the pI-asarr ~
1uroan residence occupied BY ChaHez Nssrv
Esqs just south OF Union avenue. ia tue desfrsL
pc nelsnDorhoOd or Rev. Mr.. Young. Mr. rs
the city. ~
The place contains about five acres. with a
s1od oWslinE tor a small family. fns water.
pears etc The owner 8 determined ID ssIi
Wlthout reserve ana upon easy terms ro-wff.
years, with interest.
ROYsTER, IRRELEVANT too
OElu NlA NmaHHm-m--
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WI. H. TRIGG. JOHN T.PIGOTT. wv N. JOHNSON
WM. a.. TRIGG & CO.,
Bankers and Exchange Dealers,
$751;. "

BOONVILLE, MO.
DUY and Sell Exchange; Deal in God and
ID Silver Coin. Bank Notes and Military
Bonds; Deposits Received and Accounts Kept
for Correspondents Real Estate Sought and
Sold, Taxes Paid, etc. Loans Negotiated upon
Real Estate Security; Bonds, Stocks, Mercan-
tile Paper, and other Securities Bought and
Sold on Commission; C"OlleclOus.upon all ac-
cessible points made upon favorable terms,
and proceeds promptly accounted for.
rendering cur services TO u old friends and
the public generally for the transaction Of any
business pertaining 10 3 Banking exchange,
Collection OF Real Estate Office,
We sre, very respectfully,
VIM. II. TRIGG & ca.
P.S-We have abstract Of Reel Estate Re
cords, OF Cooper Co.; Original Entries, Deeds,
Mortgages, Judgments, Wills, DEGREES, ETC.,
showing condition Of title to all the Real rs
tate in the County. W. II. 7. & CO
Oc2
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DrM0 NtOfe for sac.

IL entire new stock. No unsaieable goods.
n Btorshouse can be rented At p fair rate.
Amount Of Stock. about 5000 Searcy Is at
The head Of navigation OF Little Red River.
Tive boats per week. Cairo and Fulton Rail
road passes the tOwn-Is now being built.
Town Is growing more rapidly than any place
Address H J. D.,
Oc2 dlw&wlt Searcy, Ark.
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.. Bluff CttyN Distributioal.


IN consequence Of the pressure Of the money
i market and the continued IN health OF The
city. The management have determiued TO sus-
pend operations for the present
oc.6 Il ~ RUSSELL & co.
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Wagon and Carriage Material

Corrected DaHg by WOodburn, Smith a Co.,
Nos. IL and LIS Green street. st. Louis.